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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20
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DIE D.,

In this town on Thursday last, child of Mr.
Henty Hatchard aged 10 months
In Litchfeld 10th inst. Elizabeth Parsons con-
sort of VIM. Parsons aged az years.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber ha.
" been duly appointed administrator of iha
estate of William u. Quincy late of Bath, in tho
himself that trust by giving bonds the law d.
reefs and all persons having demands upon the
estate of the said William B. Gurney, are required
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to
the said estate are called upon to make payment.
WILLARD WALKER
Bath, July IA, 1s4O IT'S
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20

al
July IS 1910. rs
BEVANS' CAMOMlLE PILLS, Camomile ia
mild tonic, in small doses acceptable and cornob.
GRATED by the stomach II il especially applicable
to that condition of general debility, with anguld ap.
petite, which often attends codalescence from idio.
pahc fevers.
TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBnlTATEb,
DR.. EVANS TONIC PILLS.
The powers of Evans Carnomile Pills are such
that the palptaing heart, the tremulnus hand, the
dizzy eye and the futterng mind, vanish beors
their effects like noxious vapors before the benign
influence Of the morning They have been
long successfully used for the cure ofiniernilents
together with tevrrs of the Irregular nervous kind
accompanied with visccral distinctions
This tonic medicine is for nervous complaints,
general debility indigestion and its conso quencps.
want of appetite, disiahson of the stomach acid.
ity unpleasant taste in the mouth, rumbling noiss
in the bowels, nervous sysmoms. languor " hen Tho
mind becomes irritable, responding, Thoughtful,
melancholy, and detected. flypocondricsrD con.
sumption, dimness of sight. derium, and all other
nervous affections, these pills will produce safe
and permanent cure.
DE'. w. Evans
Camomile md Apericnt Pills and the celebrated
"SOOTHlEG SYRUP"
for children teethirg
NEW YORK.
100 CHATHAM STREET
BOSTON.
SO Cornhi STREET.
Beware of Counterfei,s.
REG ULAR AGE.NTS
Fl. IIYoE, Bath; J. Ihwing. Woo'aoich; Grit.
FIN, Bruns,oick; B. Neal. HTscasset liAsknll ~
Jewell Topyaara; Henr, Cushman, Povt.aaa
augi5. 4tS9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20
CHINA.

Owing to accounts of the great advance
in the prices of tea in England, and the
probability ola entire close of the trade
from the approach of the expedition from
India there had been considerable advance
in the Canton market, and nearly all the
black tea on hand, suitable for shipment to
this country. had been brought up,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
F. A. DONNELL, Front ST.. (See adv.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20
nRV GOORS !&c,

MATCHMAKER e. JEWELLERS
JOHN HAYDEN, FRONT ST.
HENRY c. DONNELL, Front ST.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-12
sPOLITIGAI..-
E,pm the Charleston Meye.yy. IS S
THESRON. JOHN Ca AMPBEII,

'TII IEsRON J9fiNSCAMPBELL. S.
It will be. remembe bered that at a recent
meeting Of The Democratic party Of Marion
District, The following ResolGlion was
adapted :s:s 3
Resolved, That CoB,nittse Of s.hress
be appointed to- Address q letter to the.
Hon. John Campbell and request him to
:giyeshis views on the approachliin FRESH
deptial election, ard in case the election
should come into the House OF Represen-
tatives, what course be would piIrsae. &. :. 81 4
The Committee Of which Col. W. IN, =
Harilee was Chairman immediately enter:
edipto 4 correspondence with Mr. Camp
bell, who in reply has written a long,
very long letter, defining his proposition.
The results we are fortunately able 10 lay
before The public in a narrow compass aud
in The very words nf the corrcspQnden
The Committee propounded 10 Mt. Camp.
bell the two following questions: :.
!" Isl. Are you in sfavor Of q reelection,
ofMr. Van Buren, as President ofiheUnii
ted States! -. z, e. ~ ~ z !,
.2nd. In case The, elcctionforP President
should come into thss House 81 Represen-
tatives, which Of the Two Candidates would
you@vote for. 2" 2 s 8
&: TO these questions Mr. Campbell has
given in the conclusion Of his letter The
following uDequivecaf answers. - z.
s -. !" 'TTothe first ofthe questions, Ianswer; /
thar f5howeyer much I may yob iect to certain
incidents in Mr.. Van, Dnren's political life.
or dissentfrom particular measures Of his
"A Administration3 amsunder existing cir
cumstances, in favor of bis reelection;
because his course upon the whole since
he has been Presidentof the United States,
has bcensuch in my estimation. as To- en-
tile him 10 the confidence Of The South
and because I prefer the principles ofthe
the party in The non-slaEe holding states :
by which he is supported, and whose as
cendancy Ibelieve 10 be in.a great mea4
sure eiientiGcd his selection, othosa
of.the party IN the same states. by which
he is opposed.
To your second intcrrogatory the an-
sweris already made. so far as my person.
al preferences IRE concerned; bat should,
The contingency happen which your ques-
tion contemrlales, will endeavor 10 car.
ry out The choice of the State as il may be
expressed by her electoral vote. is
am, gentlemen. s. Z 20
Very respectfully, Your OBJ lseryant,
JOHN CAMPBELL. - $
Messrs. HarIlee. Killing and Gregg. -.
Committee of the Democratic Party.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-12
Erpm ii. Greenri,,sr! r!sauntainesr..

as The Thompson and Preston Dinner
came OF at this place on Saturday last.
Great preparations had teen made, and a
grea. flourish Of trumpets, 70 gather 10 tha
people to be converted to Harrisonism;
and 1T was even reported, in one part of
the District, that free discussion was To
take Place, We, presume for the purpose
of inducing a&turn,ont; which report; like
most of the Wig reports, proved to be 4
great mistake. But one side was heard,
and but one strain harped upon BY the
orators -strong abuse of Van Bureu, and
strong praise Of Harrison. !.
The numbers present attbe dinner hare
been magnifed BY ,he getters upsof the
sane, to 2o00 or 2500i But unexeiied men,
Of both parties, place the number, inclu.
ding men,, women and boys, at about
1900 or 1900 persons, and this estimate
We think the most correct. The precise
number Of these who fellinto ranks in the
procession was I6S!!I! Adecided por-,
ton Of the Grove at the stand was contpos-
ed Of strangers to the District--b0t 6W
hundred Of the DISTRICT attended. There
were ALSO a very considerable number of.
s:aunch Van Buren, men present, who, ;af-
ter hearing The general abuse Of the Ad-
ministralion by both orators, left the
ground more confirmed than ever fn snp-
port of their canse, as they had beard no
solid argument agains, it. The orators
seemed TO forget, that to fabuse men and
their principles with violent and intempe.
rate language, was not the way to win
them over 10 their side.
s We have not space at present TO review
the-speeches; and this is the less impor-
tam, as the people of The District will have
an opportunity 10 hear the charges and
Of the orators answered and
refuted on Monday next. Gen. 1'liomp.
sou commenced with complaint that
there had been efforts ;. to keep away the
people," We believe he had no Just
grounds for saying so; on the contrary,
the efforts Of his particular friends were
great. to procure a turn out. We know
no obstacle being thrown in the way; and
if the merited unpopularity of Gen.
Thompson's Harrison cause in this Dis.
trict prevented the people from giving
their countenapce to the dinner, II is his
own fault, or misfortune, for connecting /.
himself with the Northern Wing party.
He need not calculate, because he has
been.clected to Congress, that the people
are therefore bound to run after him in
the support of such candidate as General
Harrison. If Gen. Thompson has connec-
ted himself with the great Federal party of
the North, it is no reason that the free, in-
dependent and Republican citizens Of
Greenyille should do the same.
The whole speech Of Gen.. Thompson
was the usual Wing abuse, and nine-tentha
Of it upon matters which have been ever
and over again answered and explalned.
The Hooe case, Mr.. Poinsetl's Malta
Bill, &c. &c. So far from being in favor
Of the detailed plan Of Mr.. Poinsett, the
President, as all now know, or ought to
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-12
ART. XIV.

Allarticles of commerce the growth or
manufacture of the United States OF Amer
ca, and the products Of their fisheries, with
tho exception OF salt, gunpowdcr and TO-
.bacco manufactured for use, shall be per-
mitted to pass in transitu from the free
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-12
Shoezaak ng.
u,

FNHE undersigned gives notice that he
will make to order, Shoes, Pumps,
Slippers, &c. of the best materials. From
his experience as workman, and a desire
to please. he feels confident of giving en-.
tire satisfaction.
He will, also, repair Boots and Shoes,
and his customers may rely upon having
their orders executed with punctuality
and despatch. His shop is in the rear OF
the Journal Office.
STEPHEN HOME.
Sept. 5.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-12
ART. XVIII.

The citizens and subjects ofeach of tho
contracting parties shall have'powcr TO dis.
pose of their personal goods within the ju-
risdiction of the other, by bytcstament, dona-
ton, or otherwise, and their represents
tivcs, being citizens or subjects OF the 9th.
er party. shall succeed TO their said per-
sonaI goods, whether by testament or alb
inlestato, and may take possession thereof
either by themselves orby others acting
for them and dispose Of the same at will,
paying such taxes and dues only as The in
habitants Of the country wherein the said
goods are, shall be subject to pay in like
cases. And in case Of the absence Of the
absence Of the representatives such care
shall be taken of the said goods as would.
be taken ofthc goods of native Of the
same country in like. case until the lawful
owner may take measures for receiving
them. And if a question should arise a
mong several claimants as to which of them
said goods belong, the same shall finally be
decided by the laws and junges Of the land
wherein the said goods are. And where
on the death Of any person holding real
estate within the territories of one Of the
contracting parties such real estate would
By thelaws Of The land descend on a cili-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-12

- . s. To-
All kinds of merchandise and articles Of
commerce, which may lawfully be export
ed from the ports Of the, United States Of
America in national vessels, may also be
exported ,herefrom in Sandman vessels
without paying other or higher duties or
charges Of whatever kind or denomination
levied in the name or to the profit Of the
Government, the local authorities, or Of
nyprivase establishment whatsoever,,ha
iflhe same merchandise or articles of COM
merce had been exported infyessels of the
United States of. America. And recipro-
callY all kind dofmerchandise and articles
Of commerce which may be lawfully ex-
ported from the. ports ofthe kingdom Of
Sardinia in national vessels, mag afso be
exported lAerefrom in vessels oil the Uni.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-11
PASSENGERS

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In the Steam 5shlp Great Western for Bristol Miss
Bayagds PaiadelPhs GsoB syg1es, qpebee3 raneis
ofdespatches to the mel can Ministers at London and
sSt Ms S seeE
with, Jas Bay1srd 4; Clark d. = JOhn
RF Maitland Montreal; Jsides 1idgald, do; Jas ,Wadsl
worth, N York; 9 Trench, George .Wostsnholm,
Shefeld;. Master Hunt, BATH; Mr. Afathen tEngand
Fletcher Wilson and lady, Londsn;J Buchanan and Ia
dt, 'Edinbargh;rar BurnaaghxN York; MIS- Pofpe,
YORK; James Hoiford, boadoni \ Chd, Rirninsham;
Mrs. Ohlsen favanna;, EHHk Page, philadelphia; shiss
Mary BrGttdh, N York; John Patterson, Bualo L Fra
zgf;; NaYotis; hi rs Kelly; Dublin; A Nv Swain, Shelf
6eld4IJf RN. Bush, kentlcky; = GIinday Liverpool;
Henri Forsans, bordeaux, Geo B Morewoed, qrk,
dor AaHiie Murat Fa;
Cd ii ], Porte TaY s,Iai9 itesre r
Idespatelis Nv * eas4ct, ID hdsofs4 aaebec5N II
pawss York;
kxld nj MY MT 5tenasfgr do;
= q = Glenn, NJ india fegsi Z De Bis Jas
Rqo tspRfS gSr!S FeaasP9 Rich.
ard A Blaeffefq4 pf New gofs, Thos'D Harris, esq
!, Of l1IaoEffgf or Oh c,,,e SEQ
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-11
scoRREsPoNDENcE OF THE PILoT.

p / ioSiaWAsHINGTO ON, Dec. 10, ls40.
I This morning, MesSrs, WEBSTER. Mr.CAL.
HoUN, GnAHAm,5,l Gle new Senator. from N
Carolina, JTiAitIiHAD d., WE9htrE,S RoANE, and
Others made theiFsappearaace.l 4 ! miss from
the Joyous assemblage in the Senate, only Mr..
IlsoUrHARD; l tnean=ofs those who did service
for the overtime W, Of 7the present corrupt Adj
sministration. GtGNPtY IS in at home. and it
Lis said dangerously so. 1.-The should chance
Ito die, would 1t not Pc stra1gg Co incidence'
That incorruptible patriot HUeH l.. WHITE,
| from the.same STATE, felhasmartyr TO his prih-
| ciplesGt "a rare thing in these days of degene-.
racy and political, inconsistency Should
/ poor Grundy unfortunately expire. he will
] be canonized for his adherence to Loco
1 focoism. Well, | have no JOY in the, death of
4 sinner, particularly political one, therefore
4 l honestly hope he may live tOsrepent.5 s"rs
4 Mr.. DAVIS is h@eine excellent health and
spirits. The vote Of his own State shows the
high estimate placed on his character by her
sous! Mr.. CLAY loosely observed, after warm
" shaking his hands," Well, Mr.. Davis, how
are we to class you'-ShalL we, call you Cover
nor, Senator, or plain konsst. John Dasis?''
''Give me the plain title (said Mr..D.( Icon
ceive it worth all Others. -. - Andso it's.
Among the notices of billsato be introduced,
was one by Mr.. Benton, which he said was
) calculated for log Cabin Boys--he designated
:. it as bill to establish a permanent, and pros
pective presumption law. b. :. j -. -;
: p Mr. NoRvELL presented a memorials pres
hsing on tCOngressathe necessity of the pas
sageof uniform r BANKRUPT law : = -. 's-;a
The Standing Gommittess were announced
by the chair, the yafy 50 little from those O
Hast yeap that r11noCnot deemsit worth while tc
Esiedn1A +bsy1n,si @ls.t 20 grCsl.-s5 i. t.N t.-s
k Oh! l should not forget tomention tina
INF. MsRR Ri gave f6otite that be wound 1t thu
psxt meeting IF the Senate introduce join
# resolution to authoFise3 the transfer of the
d States Stoekssia tie Chesapeake \ and QhiP Ca
j. nal Company to the State of Maryland. .
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-11
CONGRESSIONAL.

The only proceedings of importance on I
Wednesday, except thsgreadiRg of tAslPresiiys
'dsss5ft'u Message, Occdfrsd in the QUA, cn Nfs
Adams EalIingaP thaFfsOleslqn sablpltted d /
meIdaybsforg s.,
Mr., IsltITEslp f dagElsF ndslnpY we'd ts iay the
resolution 1Isthe table, W sm
The SPEAKER reminded Mr.. J. that the mem
-beF~f4ema- Massachusetts, .was entitled TO the
floor.
h Mr.. ADAMS hoped that the member from
MARYLAND would not press his motion to lay
upofs the table, as he had nofhtentisn of-dehat.
iiifgg!y ~ 1T ,InAkriSsv stared his rs,.ons
FoF
not wilings'' said he,fSthst the rule ipsquestio
shonld remain in force single hour longer. ii I
believe it TO be adirect yiAation of the Consti-T
tution of the United StsteasandsffoYthis reason
i have thus earlyhis the session the
subject TO the atteAtipnefthe House,. 5srA
Mr.. BANKS of Virginia followed and ex5Fsssss, q
ed his regret that tho, member from MassachlE'
setts had brougt {forwaFt q the motion. The
question by resolutI9n sgiemnly ratifedhy tn
house, was disposed AZ atsa theslasf sessipn o
Congress. If .5heisss HseUpber. of sachesetts
twas for againh gitatiNgi il he was forimeeting
l,ifbY direct vote ths. House, and shere-
lore, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Icy NpOlitlHO Ia
T. The yeas and demanded ~ both
! Messrs. Adams and Ban lIss;s t:iia +Ss4
I, Mr.. WILLIAMS ofs North GaEoiinaS Begged
Fthat the last notion int gHt be withdrawn. On
so interesting a$ubaPct,H was 9Rpprtant that
4 there should bssS8all .y9te, AID thereEere not
now more than two thirds, of tiSe members pre-
sent. 81 am, said MI. Williams k'aaerse to
> khave any partial expression, ofopiDien on the
fsabiect, and therefore suggest a postpone ment
d-dntil Wednesday next az y /; : 1.l LID
d b. Other reasons were given by Mr.; WilliPtps
in favor of postponementt and, among them
the fact that Mi. WmaOost Johnson, the au.
thor of the Objectionable resolution, was moi
'Enow in his seat ..r.y2,. ;; - r.. -.
34jMr. ADAMS was willing tu3wait "a. full House
provided it would then be called up, to hear all
/ that the member from Maryland, who had the
Ihonor of offering the resolution had to say n
j its defence. / only wishtos be heard IN re-
nv l'..l"'J 81. 81 ID ..F=tal.s1T ~. 1s -ar
n The motion, .oE rather suggestion in favor q
II postponement was not carried, and the yeas anC
Jznays being ordered the vote stood sAyesS2,Roel
tr6S. - -. 9;- -. '..'s "
i y The resolution to rescind Therefore lies qpoI
{ L the table. -,s.ss 8. .ss5 d e Z. y: r.. :.
III MI. Adams wiltealfthe resolution from tn
Z table again by and bye. 'a''' ''"'7- ...: "a 7
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-11
Isties 1YasDS pigs Missouri e nd, dnewp,la dino

" isi gas pigs MI,seafid ead, dnsHpllaiiHg, for
JfIbg sf SssH sELLMsG iseStDok d2
nb} ssgtht 81 P8fACk DI1A1QMD EEL Y saFtr
U Hrs ndi gay Sqpef Btack Gaia
n mond BeavfE iothf super efFa pIlf hffnh and
- lIlsAp, NJ apdf4aG gIted hea9G
EsI black and blue black Gshca 1hos, Castts
M mere and 4aieheis tssi.ngs nc n ..2.o9a eooa
SssdoHl1I1H uFk1Hdzkf RI f4tA{spSqNf 5s1k
nnt ddB non leo and near tatisssi
hooHJ NhM.IIds iIsdw adi moi g,oI gfrs - ne Va
M iiet1 = hiuoS 10 Isn1o3 ~ n 80 ~ sf
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-11

a~.-We rs4efssaf fsa5tafS, me fist see Of tdis
davis panss3 eie Pesb'gnet cariethf;s sefsrTedtoa
:; ,ho ar,Xbia95ly wods seim9ns osodI ri ii rs 30
III NV G alei1gI1dl a abutttTr,r %, q
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-11

saws Gibbon. " seems to be that of State, in
winch single person, by whatsoever name h
may be distinguished, is entrusted with the ere
eution of the laleS, The management g 1'e re-
vem,se and the edaaAsa aad. ID ne. qThags 11E9hE
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-11

iNN ATTRESsEs, BEDS. sSC,+fhe suosc ,.e
The most extensive assortment of Beds BoIsers
and Pillows, Mattresses, Comforts Colts Sc n .y ge
Tinted states, ali of which will be sold lower Inhn
moods Of quality can be found in this city, 10Y
fimnIedate application at the Bedding Mart w ana
s. ". corner OF Lombard and Light sis. - :, -
N B-Any Goods purchased at ths Estassnssen'
which does not prove as fccomniended can be retun
ed. and the money will be refunded. :, =. e4u
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-11

MNATENT COTTON SEINE TWINET
'Ihe subscribers agents for tha sale OF Carkson}s
Pateut Seine Twine have now on hand, d+wlH pc
constantly supplied with full assortment Oh
MATED sizes which thay offer for sale on pleasing
p,arms SEII.M7AN IS CROOK ..se1 al
nd dst F., gial cfirner of South & Prattsis.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-11

CITfs4TS HOUSE TXOLASSES-ln, hhds- and
hills of very superior qiaty--for saloon pleasing
forms nv - ISL y SEbLMANs & CROOk5T
sdeio1 h = .sezs1 corner South and PIatts5eetsi,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-11

LAME BAGS. POWDER FLA5Ks, and. SHOT
II POUCHES, ain great variety, just opeifea, AZ
| :, - ! - = ~, . CANFfEED & BH0Tdsks,
- !; L-4 = ~" L.7ie7 eor1 Market s. Charles SITS.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-11

,s:sa,ss RI n IsR ~ 3; a.. :. ..1-a -. 10
The Daily Pilot per spnuTn, - 5 5S
q Weekly Pilot per annanl,. -t-J',s o oo
g Semi-Weekly per annam"''.. .1't W
Where FIVE subscribers at gngf post ofiiee-----
unite, and remit free Of postage, they
will receive five copies of the Weekly . m
Pilot feF--s s-A-.S4. ar ~; ,-.'i ,-.1'' 70 "a
And five Of the Country for. :. -. -, -, - w
And for a greater number at the same rate.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-11

7EyfIE I'M 7EHtEsr GF ALE! a laasth wish
IL Ing to pprehase Beds; BOOSTERS, PilioTs Mattresses
Cots, will pit greatly 70 ;esf lnteres
Of Toinbard AID Ela srfests whore Iey win find the
nest ytensiVe a5s6ttment in The Uhitd ~ifichg be-
omthe nnst zen nraIe ternisssl tss.gt lshnay7 dH
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-11

8 The Pilot will. be a free pfess--as far as
possible, without partisan bias asserting at all.
tunes the opinions the editor with indePen-
dence, vet dealing with fairness and eandor to-
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-11

arose from the insolencc of faction, which labor
ed AGAIN to raise the standard Of rebellion
Finding that long endurance and rnildness, M
stead of softening, appeared rather to foment the
spirit of licentiousness, we were, at last, with
extreme surruw of heart, compelledte raise the
scourge entrusted to us by the Almighty for sub
DUNG the obstinacy of men Hence, yo'f9SEili
conclude thst our anSieties have been every day
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

Or STEAMER ACADIA arrived at Halifax frem
Boston on Thursday the Sd inst. and proceeded on
her passage to Liverpool the same day. with eighty
five passengers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

LATE FROM BERMuDA.- Yesterday we received
the Royal Gazette to the lst inst. No news. For
shipping Intelligence, see Marine head There is TO
be a lighthouse erected in Bermuda.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

MAINE ELEcTIoS.-The election takes place in
this State to-day. Besides State officers and mem
bers Of the Legislature, eight members of Congress
are to be chosen. The contest will be one,
and the result is considered somewhat doubtful CO.
vernon Fairheld's majority last year 1888, aud
we presume he will be reelected The Wings,
however, profess to entertain hopes of defeat
ing him
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

F:oRrDA.-The indians are still pursuing their
career Of rapine and murGer unchecked. Every
mail comes freighted with new horror.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

! IAeHr OS-kA-Hr-E, or, rather, the Stag sail
ed from Newport on the llth inst for New Bedford.