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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14
General Record.

were TS% SsFt' cf.
GroiH Vera Cruz Dsmsraas Rio Jsnero a. Trinidad !
Of is vessels 'S lie r,ma GsssI
s and Sa1 rs isp
Narissis, sartsi brig; BorSesu, brig; Anrerp ship
brig Trieste ship, brig ST Petersburg ship; ar Dss
Notice to Mariners.
White Island Lg-The damage done by the of las,
rsTG,,1g the covered passage between
iiated evsra fee, higher hn the and
i,without dimsge-lPOrts mouth paper.
spoken.
10 days from Havana for Boston Aug
Hslespon, Ellis from NYork for Havana Aug .lat a. Ion
Hector, heaee for Mobile, Aug ., of Mobile.
Whalemen.
Ship Helvetia Gardner of Hudson was st Sydney NsW
March oil not stated Sid % DO ash' France Howell Of
Foreign Ports.
r., ally sIs o G%s s's%s NY R. Ma
;i ard TsS%.i S' Sarah fss
g. DAYS VS. Georgia 9Th fArgy Choat. Boton
s.sEsars sst5, I.i.sI sc.io.; 18th Gasts%a,
boston, rma Koog%an, Y.t; sis cid ceSias%s
Norris. caIsHSa. Az port, s,sl.,s of,hs above WIN
.ogg con.as a.S Abby NJ Portlsnd Soon; A,,., S.s
Yrs sf fSs s s.s PsS
s6S LsGP wf
Msf.si july asin port Thfssi:n, FOE cros:,sd dy.;
Az f a SlS ID; ss
c,SOsr' July asY.ry, Aver lds, Northeruer Stevens.
MAr.eoRD,, Juy 5-arr Susan Mary. Cannaries NYork
9Th the flame Of church Taman Bacon, Bath, Me
RIO JANEtRo June 2s-ln port Roanoke. Watson from Val
para so for Phiade y Is days. Sophia Krooks from
DO; Wissahcon Marre from dos Nelson Clark
Dodge from NYork, dos ARn, Smith, Of and for Baltimore
II days.
United states Ports.
BosToS; Aug arr Farmers Return Brown Norfolk and
Nfork, Hero, Nickerson NYok Con- piance Sparrow do
Abbott Lawrence Meeker, do Despatch, Nickerson Je
Trip Nioksrson Dc; Friend Lowell do; i2th cid Oscar KEEL
fso,Dgscr, Aug liar Julia, Rea Liverpool, New York.
Barker, NYork
PHlL,Pg Lrni,, Aug ra-cldJF crsueh, Torlu, NYOrk;
Aug la-cld Rochester, wi,. NYork; arr STAR
Smith. do ~
RcHaosp Aug lO-yessels now loading James rysr are
Moscow for orders Manio for Leghorn Powhaan Censa
- Louis LONDON; Napoleon do Psrgvi.,, De- octaara do;
Alhamb-a do; Aureus Lverpoo John Marshall do; Grace
Brown do Bsgsr Rgt,erd Almira do strabc, Amst.r
Giaszowi Velssco, mk.
NoRrahs, Aug o-fn Hampton Road, Richard Taylor Ro
Monitx, Avg t-arr Gustav. Simpson, NYors.
ArALscHlc Aug Elizabeth Bruce Higgins liver.
pool; Mobile, Lsdieu, st Marks
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14
LIFE INsU RED FOR
Il w O ID o l. l. A Il s.

- =, =. INV foRK, june a, 1910.
To Messrs. J. Pease Son, IS Division street:
DEAR slHS-My wife was lying at deaths door, and was
~ supposed that she bad the consumption she esored
many remedies without experiencing relief AT the earn
est solicitation TREND she Il last made trial ofyour Clar
fled the skill Of eminent ply stefan dollars worth Of this
invaluable compound perormed and radical
IN two weeks. J. r. MORE. 34O Green vich al
To Messrs J. Pease Son, IS Division street: "
My wife lying at deaths door in the Last stage
sumpten her pronounced hopeless by number
eminent physicians her friends had given up al hopes
recoyery little expecting 20 her rise from that couch Of
death. But u faed otherwise. friend ofmine called
see induced 10 make trial OF Clarified Horehouud
Candy told him Thought was useless but after repeating
his request At last consented that she should make trial Of
she did try and the effects unspeakabe We thought
was te benign influence ofsome guardian spirit instead Of
Peases Horehound Candy.
willeverbc under lasting obligation 70 youmore than
Gan ever repay yos for. You can publish this and let the
World know what atruy wonderful your Candy has
formed Amy doubling the truth Of obedient
want can call at my residence, and sec my wife
JOSEPH SUDEN, 90 Avenue D.
Or call at J. PEAsE SONS Division str, e. and see
my certificate. II inniss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14
Sl.Isa.ss2 Ss2il a,s

This institution since July last year. has increased its
capital stock sloooooo The principal increase in
Its business appears to have taken place Since early
part OF the spring season. when the crops have generally
gone forward the domestic bills drawn against them have
been greatly curailed and the discount of business
increased The line OF discounts OF the bank nearly
Sloosooo greater than at the time last year. and
the circulation 100000 This the present state of bu
dness, indicates an undue expansion which must leado
futsrc difficulties,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14
YOUNG HrsoS
Foreign Markets.

Hsvsrs M.Rxrr, Aug. There 10 but little doing In
Sugars White Wax is scarce sales Of Yellow at "a a
ioA There is first quality Coffee in Market quota.
tons for other kinds nominal, there Is nothing
doing Sales Of Philadelphia and Baltimore Flour al IS
ExcHaNcEs.-On New York a "a per cent PREMIUM
SPANISH dollars are at 4, AMI Mexican AT prem
FREIeHr-Yery few vessels in port and not much offer.
ing Quotations are as follows Great Britain casa
10 Mediterranean, ca 10 fL To the United states 81
% per box Sugar; reals per bag Coffee; 81 30
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

ITO THE PUBLICITY lis 10 certify that the subscriber
received order. from MIR M Rice, tailor, No ia Cana.
street, punt and letter swinging Sign ut
H. ,9r ~nnah was paid :. advance, by Mr. Rice The
an 'trsei aeco ding to orders which orders he did
not uih dec9ed receiving the sign that count and
purpose ofcompeng Mr.. Rice to i'll thereby hsv;ns
tend ncy to inus Mr. Rce credit who had nothing to do in
the matter with MIR Katep. ~ w ""
rhs statement OF facts make in order 10 eyoperae NJ
Rice from unsvorsbe impressions with n bs
u that be made by unacquanted with The cir
cumstances, 80 80 ""
su ~ sILAs BECKwITH Painter
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

ALARAMA-We have seen aud conversed with
gentlemen recently from Alabama. The accounts
come in slowly; but far heard there has been
wing gain of Is votes, making difference Of 80 in
the State Legislature The Van Buren, majority last
year, on point ballot, was 30 A gain of more will
give us a majority of g In every county heard
from the wings have gained in the popular vote, and
in many, largely.
q 1t would, perhaps, be calculating TOO largely to
say thai Alabama viii vote for General Harrison
bnt really the present indications of such cha
racter as would lead one 10 suppose there was nc
doubt oft.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14
Cleared,

Cleared.
Elisha Dennisen. West, Cadz T. HurlbHt Co. Excel
Nichols, Mobiles Surges Ciearman; Amanda, Drisco Pc
tersourg, Va; Sheffield, Allen, Liverpool, Kermit.
Arrived.
Packet ship Roscoe Huttesop from Liverpool 27h June
Grinneli, Mnturn x Co.
star Brown, from Leghorn nth June rags SC to
order July ~ lon 2s 80 spoke brig VIM Goddard of
Boston, "a days from Liverpool for NOrleans 18TH lat
lon 3D. Ike ship RUSSELL Of Kingston steering f. 4h lat AZ
40 Ion IS 80 passed brig Chalcedony Of Salem day. spike
brig Lucy, OF Boston.
$500 salt to Godet Barclay Left Br schr Sarah
Esther, for NYork 2days.
schr STAR Hubbard ii days from st Eustace with specie
Hubbard Co.
scr Union, y lord, days from Washington, NC, naval
stores 10 Peck Sayre.
se,r Richmond, Tiey days from Richmond, with flour,
to Allen Paxson.
sehI Frances Amy, Ashley 10 days from Havana sugaI
to g Meacham:
sehr Union, Hitler from Elenon NC with stores to
Peck Thomas.
schr Ezabsth Beas,on, days from Richmond with coal
to master.
General Record.
For Lrsrpoo-The Sheffield is detained till to-day Her
letter bags remain at Gilpin's.
Bark Neg York Packet-The city authorities of Boston
of the emgraus who hare been landed the New York
Packet before reported in the Herald OF these hundred
aud tw. ny their route to Illinois Eleven able bodied
work in Boston Nine the City Hos ia-
Nine Chi drn under of their parents and
eight died during the to this This
Tor the two hundred aud fifty who left
England in the uaD rtunate vessel.
.frirds and Ciedrances 81 MobiieFrom the October
last to the st u there arrived at Mobile the following
be % vessels:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14
Passengers Arrived,

LivEeP ship Roscoe II Bake mother and ser.
want. OF Toronto, NC; Wilson Of Tondonsnd On H. ~
steeraEe. "'"- '"" ~ va uhe
LscHopv-Barh Sfar-Rev r Lynch r tp;u:... -.
Gallons z Henry-t2 IN the steerage " ""'"'si' '"O'
HAvASA- Sshr Frances yfmv-W TJsrve~ ~. \ ~.
Miss Harvey, Mics Barclay Miss Nj s,j IiaNel'
Mrs - Luke Mi.s - Luke, Mrs Harms U W.
sI EUsracts-Schr Hoicvon-Dr Thornton a.v aud a.,,
ter. Mr. Aareudon. ''s '"" us'sii-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

KENTUcXy.--We haze the Louisville Journal Of
Friday the 7ih. The editor sums up the result by
saying
we do not believe there will be fifteen locofocos
in the next Legislature"
The wing minority, reported, is 1878, as far
as heard from.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14
COUGHS AND COLDS

pERSONs taking e,lds aud coughs this wet weather
4 lie currd IN two days, by SHERMAN's COIfIII
LOIENGES sold al i0s Nasssustree ". VI and 100 Ful.
ton st Brooklyn. aiitw
OHIO, Illinois, Indiana and Canada Money for sale
W iyi 81 y. THOMPsON,s2 Wal
no DRILLEES AND STONE CUTTERs-The STA
ten Island Granite Quarry wants few industrious ana
sober men, accustomed TO drilling grantee also few good
Apply at the Quarry at the ofce on bs
dock near Port KithmoRd -
ii5iawsvis' LEWIS GIBSON, Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

n,tve of Edinburgh, Scotland ''' f'' So - ''''' y
H.. funeral will take ra.e from his fathers house 0Os woos.
ter street at four O'clock M this day His lends and sc.
fslly invited TO attend. e' ~ ''p's'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14
BY EXPRESS.

Co. The mail failed south of Augusta.
o. Nothing later from Illinois.
Gj- The yellow fever is raging in New Orleans.
o. Tee thunder storm of Wednesday night was
more severe than has been known there for years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14


We have allow ed here but 10 cent on its loans loss
but perhaps 20 cent would be nearer the mark if
take into the previous operation clique
vwho twas started II will be recollected that in the fall
of 1885 when hanks threw out the long dated paper of
the dry goods importers the clique agent for foreign
banking house, discounted that paper for foreign bills
This great for the large imports of 1882 by
encouraging importers to continue their orders in the
hope their still making of their long paper great
part of that paper has, however been renewed and in all
probability transferred to the Bank of Commerce The
Unitei States Bank in New York. had also cash capital
and established here agent of the United States
Bark with view to control the banks in this city 1t
began its operations with great popularity and discounted
literally and last year this time, when the bank
pushed for money, they became large sellers Of sterling
bills the proceeds of which being received the bills of
other banks became the medium of demand for specie
the other banks; the time the bills previously dis
counted becoming due and paid in the medium, still
further harassed the other bank then the
OF this bank has been decreasing The following is
analys isis of the late return
BANK UNITED STATES, IN New York, ANALYSIS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14
SHIP NEW 8.

SHIP NEWS.
PHILApELrHIA, Aug l3-ar Patriot, L.ahec; in the
sehuy kill Jesse Justs Mclaughlin NYeEk; Palestine.
NHaven; Republican, Lubec.
BALTIMORE Aug Isarr Star, NYork; cid Rochester, do
Herald Amsterdam; Argo Rio de Janeiro; Mary Wiks ST
Thomas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

NORTH CARoLINA.-The Newbern Spectator,
received BY last evenings Norfolk boat, contains
the complete returns from Craven county. The
vote stands for Morehead gu; for Saunders 643.-
The wing candidate for Senator ost his election by
Svotes. The wings have elected two of the tbree
delegates sent to the lower house.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

Sales of Stocks in Pha lelpha, Aug. ls
SIS Camden Amboy Bonds 80; SO shares Bank Tues
tey fiat 6S Farmers and Mechanics s. Bank 54 Mocha.
MICS Bank 80 Grard Bank, ss Schuykil Nayigaion
49, Phla Wilmington and Baltimore 49,; $3.50 Draft +.
York at sight, 1881
Sales at the Second Board, Wednesday.
S4s00 State S. 1884 ss $500 County SIS $780, s shares
Schuy Kill Navigation, 74i.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

CASHIER OF THE BANK OF VIRGISIa.-The Pc
tiers burg Intelligencer says" We understand that
the Office of Cashier of the Bank of Virginia has
been rendered TO friend and townsman, General
James w. Pegram in manner and under induce
ments which have caused him TO signify his inten-
ton of accepting the appointment
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

Since the arrival Of the steamboat the markets have
evinced no great with the exception of Flour
which has been more animated at higher prices
The amount OF Tolls received during the first week In
August the New York State Canals thirty six thou
sand FIVE hundred and forty dollars eighty FIVE cents
sale OF Teas consisting ofthe cargo ofthe Eben Pre-.
be took place to day terms six months the following
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14
DR.. ELLIOTT,
OCULIsT AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON

STANDARDIZATION ALTERATIYE, or
COMPOUND Sfiritpcus Extract 81 sarseprs for hronic
Diseases not exceed bv other article w. puriiy snd
clean the blood and general Spring Purifier
For sale by j. o. FAY Agent Drug store 1913 broadway
tF'antlin pc,seN New verh. Usi In is
lUassIIC bA,4s--so bales let and cd sorts white Do
va" rTRssrS Bp ooKs. 81 Liber ys,
-, ,,,I. rUnIH q 90, BhUkis rs, No. 4. Mer
~ chants rchange Safety Fund. Ned Bach, Easte, Phi
ladephia and Baltimore Funds bought and sold The beet
terms. spll sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

The these Ships surpassed
bnng all may required for comfort The price ofcabn
Passengers will be supplied with
with the exception of wines and liquors. . ,
these vessels WILDE forwarded by the SUB
crber any than the actually incurred
BOYD * H1NCKEN, Agents,
s1,v No. Tontine building.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

HOO0 Jars of fresh Carrsnt Jelly sale in any quantity
tionary, as Division al innix.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-23

the provisions OF the hallowed instrument
of our Union. Viewing the aggregate
powers of the federal government as vo-
luntary concession Of the States, it seem.
ed 10 me that such only should be exer.
cised as we're at the time intended to be
given.
have been strengthened, too, in the
propriety of this course, BY the conviction
that ALI efforts to 60 beyond this, tend
only to produce dissatisfaction and distrust,
to excite jealousises, and to provoke re-
sistance. Instead of adding strength 10
the federal government, even when sue
cessful. they must ever prove source of
incurable weakness, by alternating por.
ton Of those whose adhesion is indispen-
sable to the great aggregate Of united
strength, and whose voluntary attachment
is, in my estimation, far more essential
to the efficiency Of government strong
in the best Of all possible strength-the
confidence and attachment of all those
who make up its constituent elements.
Thus believing, it has been my purpose
to secure to the whole people, and to
every member Of the confederacy, by
general, salutary, and equal laws alone,
the bend6t Of those republican institutions
which il was the end and aim of the con.
stitu!ion to establish, and the impartial
influence Of which is, in my judgment,
indispensable TO their preservation: l
cannot bring myself to believe that the
lasting happiness Of the people, the pros
psrity Of the States, or the permanency
f.heir Union, can be maintained by Civ
ing preference or priority to any class of
citizens in the distribution of benefits or
privileges. or by the adoption of mea.
sures which enrich one portion ef the
Unioa a. The expense Of another; nor can
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-23

heats Of summer.
The policy Of the United States in re-
gard to the Indians, of which succinct
account is given in my message of 1888,
and of the wisdom and expediency of
which l am fully satisfied, his been con.
tinued in active operation Throughout the
whole period of my administration
Since the spring of 1897, more than for.
ty thousand Indians have been removed
to their new homes west of the Mississip-
pi; and l am happy to add, that all ac-
counts concur in representing the result
OF this measure as eminently beneficial to
that people.
The emigration of the Seminoles alone
has been attended with serious difficulty,
and occasioned bloodshed; hostilties nav.
ing been commenced by the Indians in
Florida, under the apprehension that they
would be compelled, by force, to COM
ply with their treaty stipulations. The
execution Of the treaty of Payne's Land
ing, signed in 1882, but not ratified until
1884, was postponed, at the solicitation
of the Indians, until 1886, when they
again renewed their agreement to remove
peaceably to their new homes in the west.
In the face of. this solemn and renewed
compact, they broke their faith, and COM
menced hostilities by the massacre Of Ma.
Jor Dade's command, the murder of their
agent, General Thompson, and other
acts of cruel treachery. When this
alarming and unexpected intelligence
reached the seat Of Government, every
effort appears to have been made to rein
force General Clinch, who commanded
the troops then in Florida. General Eus-
tis was despatched with reinforcemen!s
from Charleston; troops were called out
from Alabama, Tennessee, apd Georgia;
General Scott gas sent to take the con-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-29
---------------' :
FOR EIGN N T. w S

BY the steamer Great Western at New
York, nineteen days later news has been
received from Europe. 1t is officially an
nounced that an heir in the British royal
family is expected.
There has been mob at New Ross,
Ireland; 10000 persons engaged in it,,
growing out Of some ecclesiastical cleo
ton.
DEATH OF THE king or PRUssIA.-
The postscript of our Paris letter, dated
Saturday evening announces the arrival Of
a Telegraphic communication in the after
noon of that day, with the Intelligence OF
the demise of his Majesty Frederick Viii
liam, King Of Prussia. Our correspondent
does not give the dato Of His Maiesty's
deceasc, but the fact is official. 1t appear;
further from our letter, that feeling the APP
proach of death, the King desired to sec
his army defe before him for the last time
His bed was accordingly carried 10 win
dow, whence by reflection in mirror, he
was enabled to take last adieu Of his ar
my. Immediately after this ceremony thu
king placed the regal power in the hand
of his son, and the day following rendered
his last sigh. LoNDoN TIMES.
Mr.. Rush, OF the American Legation il
London, and Mr.. Schenley, Of England
arrived in this city on Saturday-the for
mer with dispatches from our Minister i
England, and the latter with despatche
for the British Minister here. We ar
glad to find that an impression prevail
which we incline to think well-founde
one, that the general tone and aspect {
the communications from our Minister
England are decidedly pacific touchin
the Northeastern boundary question.
, M i0nm iniciigsYcer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-29

A few speeches We're made, several ne"
and capital songs were sung, the immense
concourse joining in the chorus, and then
the Convention adjourned sine die. Thus
ended the largest and one Of She most re-
markablc Conventions ever held IN the l.
nited States. The number present IS va
riously estimated, and by some, as is usual
in such cases, will probably be sxaggerat-
cd but from the most exact data we were
able 10 obtain we were satisfied there
must have been 10000 persons present
Michigan alone sent moro than 5000 del
gates.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-29
NOTICE.

VNTHERAS the Legislature Of the state oi yer,
Wv mani in The wear A. ID. 1888, assessed tax oil
,o cnni nor aero on all lands, (Public lands except
ed IN Tho ,o,Sn of Moreown in The county OF Wash.
iogon in said district for The purpose purpose OF making and
- ,hs n,onrioors and land owners Of The town Of
Morotown, who have not paid their proportion oil
snch In, in labor or otherwise TO the committee D.
pointad TO supcrntend the expenditure of the same,
or TO the subscriber, that much Of their lands will
be sold at public vendue at the town house in More
town, in the county OF Washington, on tho Goth day
of August, $40. at ten o'clock forenoon, will be
requisite 10 discharge their respective taxes with
costs IRA CARPENTER, Collector.
Dated at Moretown, iho 20rl day Of juno, A. d.
I94O 5Sw3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-29

PRETTY SEVERE. Not long since Federal
Vanocrat in Indiana stepped up to soldier who
had fought by the side of Gen. Harrison at Fort
Nleigs aud the Thames, and accosed him thus
"My friend, am really sorry that you continue TO
support old Granny Harrison" "Don't feel bad
about il, my good sir, (said the veteran, in rcply,)
am always willing to be classed among the sup
porters of those who defended their country. The
only difference between you and me, is, was
fighting for my country in 1912, and you were
making money, by smuggling provisions to the
British at the same time" That was a clncher
the Vanite made tracks as fast as possible.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-29

. (NAME into the enclosure of the Subscriber about
~ the 10Th of May, chesnui colofed Mare, four
white feet, stint ail-supposed Ia DO seven or eight
years old. Also young black mare, long tail
supposed 10 be three four years old. The owner is
requested to prove properly pay charges and take
them away. NATt1'L, WHEAT lie
Brookfisld June % $40. %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-29
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

" NV wv =
4 convention u! deirsalc- from each town in the
5th Congressional disuic', will he holden al Dapydlc
ON Friday The l0i July next, &c O'Clock forenoon,
Ter he purpose of nominating candidate for Con-
ercss and an clrcior of President aud Wee President
for said district.
By order Of tho District COMMITTEE.
June 81 1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-29
STILL LATER, JUNE 90.
STRAYED Olt STOLEN

sLNRCM the pasture OF Ezekiel Holt OF Marshhed,
u On the night o. 'be l2lh Of June, light bay
dark manq and short switch tail HORSE had Sc
~ short appearances. When h. travelled was shod On
The fore feet onlv--he was about years old. Whn'
ever will return said lorse or give Information wher
he may be found shall be hand .on'ely rewarded by
EZEKIEL HOLT.
Marshfeld, jane 24th, 1870. 5ow3.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-29
A CARD.


The Wings Of Washington, Orange and Calcdo-
mia counties beg leave TO present lheir grateful ac-
knowlc dsmea;s 10 Heir fellow Wings Of Burlington,
for their ho'platy and courtesy kindly extended
10 them, in throwing their doors VIDE OPEN for
rher accommodation during the late Wing Con,cn-
lion in that place.
WIN. MARTIN, Vice Prcs't for Wash
s. B. FLINT, Marshal Inslon Co.
A. B. w. TENNEY, V. Pres't, fer Or.
+. KENDRlCK, Marshal, }angr.
G. u. CHANDLER, V. Prcs't, Caledo.
MOSES HILL, Marshal, MIA Co.
iEJ"The Wing presses in Burlington ST. Johns
bury and Chelsea requested publish the above.