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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
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HIVES AND BEES FOR sALE, at No. I7q sprin-
II street Theycsn b adapted 10 family either town
country IN psar bedrooms attic, yards where fancy
mys9 I'm. y. TOwNLEv. Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

ElTS-F1rs-FlIs Thus dreadful disease 10 yositi,sl,
1eSpring street spt7ssrnsN'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
ASK, INQUIRE,
ASK THOSE WHO KNOW


THOSE emily who know by trial immediate observation
can FORM any idea OF the effects of the perfect relief of
almost charm Effected efhe P no mat
used that that will aud things ever and YOU
will find what he found For the lief of suffering bu-
the Hon ALFhD g. o. Ja SIss
MYE fs Ese H ltiheDr Rsa5 ask
by ali other remedies or o.
that TS hSs SSsn Of Hs CS the s
know similar We appeal sense
III but duty to your suffering fellow beings to
et tbs great remedy be known Speak then to all ysu~
read where readers ncreduous 60 many
worthless articles are advertised for the psrpos To
all praise then do not take it. The proprietor will not allow
THIS to be paid 9r pnsss it when all the directions
~ Ihe does he ought to "Srecr his oSsmSey ihas
Mr. HAYS would consent to offer this article were he
not compelled BY his Of morao religious dntyto do
all his power for the victims fdstress misery For this
purpose he would sooner devote fortune de
LOoKOUT-Some spindiers hare counterfeitcd this a,f
cfe and put q up cih derces not be imposed
COMsTOCK kCOthai name musf Be arrTs on ne crap
p or you are cheated Do not forget a. Take this drec
SOLOMON HAYS
Pearl street. myI3 i'm.
SCALD HEAD-This prev lent disease is peed eradcs
otedby Mrs. MOTT, Female Physe ian. sp7-sm'
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF WINDOW
ShADEs-The subscriber respectfully informs the pub
compet. ofthe fashionable elegant pat
terms of Window Shades both American and imported These
yarrnts the assertion that they the economical and
dsrsbe Window SHADE ever invented Particular attention
invited by the subscriber to his rich dark Gothic Shades
ing better adapted than otherao reset th hss Of Che
transparent Washable Window sSsSs Ms saAI
myt I'm ~ street, New York,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
W LILLIAN PEHL,

81 Maiden Tdne.
DEPOT OF PAPER HANGTNGs
OF the first Paris genuine Water
Of Jean Maria Farns wholesale andretsi the mauuse
tursrs prices m2-3mr
r. X. WRIGHT
GENTLEMEN'S GENERAL OUTFITTING STORE
Linen, Crayats. Gloves, handkerchief, Hosiery, &c.
a Liberty street.
Three doors east Of Broadway
my-z I'm" NV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

A PASTOR HAIR GUTTER Iss Greenwich street.--A
"A. Pastor takes this opportunity inform the public after
long experience his he has formed Composion
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-29

ne ITe.-Our city sustained a heavy
calamity, yesterday morning, in The de-
s'1uciion Of the French Excange, on st.
Louis street, by fire. The flames were
discovered Al an early hour, between three
and four o'clock, in one Of the rooms on
the northwest side, in an upper story
Ihe apartment was occupied by servants.
II is said~hen the alarm was first given.
little presence of mind might have saved
the building. But, as 100 often happens
10 like cases, confusion and panic prevail
go, and the means resorted TO proved una
yalling 70 arrest the devouring element.
The flames continued to rage during sven
hours, in spite of toisome and hazardous
Efforts of our firemen, and at the end Of
That time, all that remained of the richest.
most tasteful and magnificent structure in
our CITY, was heap Of smouldering ruins.
The destruction of this beautiful fabric.
he ornament aud pride of the city-the
hnest specimen Of architecture in the
United States--has spread a gloom over
our whole population. A feeling of de-
preston and grief universally prevails.
The origin Of the FIRE is not certainly as.
certained. The supposition is, that it
was accidental.--The property destroyed,
IS estimated at six hundred thousand DOL
lars--the amount insured, did not exceed
three hundred thousand dollars. We are
glad to learn, that active preparations arc
on foot to rebuild the ruined eGi6ce. Sub
scriptions, TO large amount, are already
made, and from the enthusiasm manifested,
the prospect is, that before many months,
the Exchange will rise from its ashes, once
more TO decorate and be the boas, OF New
Orleans.-B Bulletin.
Snagged and blomn up Forty steamers
were lost on the Western rivers last wear.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-29
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-29

Victory Of Noatery-By the schr.
Dorc, which arrived day before yesterday
from Tampico, private letters were re-
colyed, which we understand contain in
formation Of importance respecting the
movements Of the Federalists. Our read
ers may recolIect that previous advces
from Matamoras apprlsed us that the Fed
eraI army, under -, had retired from
that place, and were marching upon Mon
lefey town Of some consequence in the
interior. We now learn, the object of the
mauo2lyre was to intercept reinforcement
Of neaTa thousand men, under Gen. Arista,
advancing 10 the succor of the garrison of
Maiamoras. The first news Of The retire
mont Of the E'edetalisls was certainly dig
coaraging. The natural supposiDion wns
that they had retreated and abandoned en-
llrely the siege Of that town. The whole
matter is now, however, fully explained.
The movement upon Monterey, instead Of
being retreat, was only a man9vre de-
signed 70 secure the capture Of Malamoras.
Thus far the plan has worked TO admira-
Iion. and viii doubtless be crowned with
complete success.--The Federaist army
intercepted the detachment under Gen.
Arlsta, in the vicininty Of Monterey. A
battle ensue6, which resulted in the signal
defeat Of the CentralIs,s. The particulars
are not asccrtained- only :he general re-
suits, that the Government troops were
overthrow and dispersed, or made pris-
toner's. Aris'a effected his ESQ., e, badly
wounded with a rife tall, (Which we SUP
posed some IeXian matksman lodged in
his ody,) and was relreating upon San
luis Poosi. y large body of the defeat
ed norly are reported to have joined the
victorious army.
Tie next arrival from Matomoras will
probably furnish more minute details.
The news reached Tampico on the eve of
the departure of schr. Doric, so that there
was no opportunity to gather up the par
ticeiars. A strong confirmation of the re.
port Is found in the fact, that detachment
| sent from lampico for the rein Gorcement
OF Afsta, had returned with the loss of
several hundred men by desertion. No
Better Indication could be given of the
wannin fortunes Of the CentraIisis. than
lie a'acrify Of the troops in desor-irr the
standard. Another favorable sign of tho
tines may also be referred 10. SANTA An
ma asIhe report goes, has become disheart-
ened, and wishes TO leave the country.
WITH ihat view, be has applied to the Coy.
efnmeGt for his passports, with permission
to export his money from the country free
of duty.-rbe passport was readily grant.
ed, hut some objection occurred to The ey.
porafion OF The specie. 1t is sincerely TO
be hoped, that permission to carry off bis
property rs we'll as his person, may be
grantee. The voluntary expatriation Of
Santa Anna would lie happy riddnnac to
country. E}er since he assumed con.
spicuous figure on the theatre of poE,ic,
heNIco has been seen of turmoil desc.
lated yinesiue discussions and civil wor
nor IS there any hope of Letter state Of
things until the expulsion from The soil of
that arch adversary TO liberty, and the
other upholdefs Of sacerdoal and military
fyranny.-N. o. Bulletin.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-29

'"'""''"' y E'UFe' - t"''' ." 'ttCttoH 10 |
p,ortqGrcs and trust Gcc9s."
Section |. lie il enGc'cd Ly tie LCgis- !
tdtarc Of tie STATE IF mississippi, 7 hat |
hereafter, Whenever any sheriff or other
officer, by virtue ofauy writ Of execution
issuing out ofant court Of dis Sja'c, shall
levy ON any properly real, or personal, or
whenever any property, real or personal
shall be Surrendered 20 any sheril or other
clIlcer in discharge Of the person, it is
hereby made competent, and fall authori-
| ty is hereby given. TO any such person,
whose property, real or personal, shall lie
50 levied on or surrendered, to n0tily in
writing scch sheriff or oiher officer, that
he claims TO have the same appraised ac-
cording 20 the provisions Of this act;
"hereupon three persons entirely disinter-
ested aud unconnccle3, either by consan-
eulnity or affinity, shall lie chosen as ap-
prnisefs, one to be chosen by the person
whose properly is to be appraised, a Sc.
cond by the plintin' or his agent, or bv
the sheriff or other officer; if both plain
til and agent tie absent, or neglect or re-
fuse TO choose; and third by the sheriff
or other officer.
Sec. 2. BE Il fartlcr cnqcted. That
the appraisers appointed as Indicated in
the first section Of this act, after first hav-
ing made oath before some jo}gn or justice
Of the peace, well and inpartialiy to per-
form the du,y imposed upon them, shall
proceed 10 examine the property required
TO be appraised, and shall arpraise the
same, and the appraisemen' when made
| shall transmit, under their hands and seals,
TO the sheriff or other officer, within rea-
sohab'e time before the day designated by
such sheriff or other officer. rs the day of
sale Of such property SO appraised, a copy
Of which valuation SO made shall lie fur
nished TIE defendant or defendants by the
sheriff aforesaid.
SEE. 8. lie II fHriIer crGc'CG, That ii
'haH be the duty Of the sheriff or other
ot!"cr On the DESIGNATED sale dav, to PRO.
reca 10 oiier to NubIlc sale TO He highest
OIad'r, al NC place and in the manner
prescribed by iaw, the property so levied
on or surrendered. and should the same
not sell tor two-thlrds of its appraised val
NC, The sheriff or Other officer shall an.
nounce tb'f there IS 70 sale, and such
sheriff or ether officer shall return on The
lirSt day 81 the return term Of the writ of
execution, 'or the satisfaction Of which
such property was intended to he sold, tho
Same together with the certificate Of ap-
uraiSeuCnt. and that tho nrcnerf,. oCIrpd
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-29
UNION HOTEL.

LEXINGTON MIssIssrrI.
sG THE subscriber having taken
= charge ofthis House, begs leave
" INFORM his friends and the travelling
guo'lo' mat he is prepared to occommo
."e travellers and hoarders, and solicits
aS"are Other patronage.
ARTHUR HAYS.
January, 1910.
n D. Post notes of the Bank Of
anA'ng'on will lie taken at par from
G 0oarders if paid before the expir-
'i'n Of the month
a. HAYS.
January II, 0 f.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-29

an action against the person obtaining the
property for lis specific recovery, and also
against the sheriff or other officer
ard when against the sheriff or other Off.
GER The measure Of damages shall be the
actual value Of the property SO sold, and
also, any such sheriff or other officer shall
be deemed and taken as guilty Of a INSIDE
meanor, and upon conviction shall be re-
moved from oihce.
Sec. Z. BE it further enacted, That
hereafter powers Of sale shall not be IN
corpora'ed into any mortgage or trust deed
given upon any property, zeal or personal
or bo.h, in this State, TO secure the pay
ment Of any sum Of money so rs to author
ne sale thereof without lis being FIRST
Necessary that six months public nolcc OF
the time and place of any such sale be
given ly advertisement posted op at laree
public places in the county, and in one or
more public papersin the State ucares, he
property intended to tie sold, and should
such notice not be given, the right to pay
ot> and Iiquidate any such REMEMBRANCE
shall remain with The mor;gagor o. grant
or, and any such sale unless conducted as
herein teiore provided shall be utterly null
and void.
See. g. Re il further enacted. That
should any person, required TO give bond
as provided Tor in the fifth section Of this
act, be Enabled to do so, the sherin'or Other
officer shall proceed TO oGer and sell til,
persona property so levied on or surren
der upon credit Of tvs Give months, tahing
bond payable TO plaintiff with uudoubteC
security, and conditioned for the punctua
Payment Of the purchase money. which
bond, from the CAY Of is execution ans
delivery, shall operate ms a lien upon tn,
property purchased, and such other prop
erty as the purchaser may own, and nbicl
4 bond shall lie returned with the execution
aud if rot paid it shall have the force anr
effect ola Judgment, upon which tie clerl
shall issue an execution against all the Oh
ligors, and endorse thereon, hat no securi
y Of any hind is TO tie taken.
sec. Y. De JWWer enacted, That il
shall not be lawful for any sheriff or Other
officer 10 levy on and sell, by yirtne Of an,
execution or other process issuing from
ANY court in this state, any crop Of cotton.
or corn or othersproduct While the same
is under cultivation ard before il natures
and is gathered.
Sec. 10. Be il fu,aicr erected, Tha,
all laws and parts laws rePnanant 10 the
pfoyisions Of this act, be, and lie same are
hereby repealed.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-29
SHERIEE'S SALE.

ID G & Z Moore Returnahle TO Yazoo
VS. nj f IA Circuit Court to May
]. x. Crcary Term l6l0
George b Demon
Camp p Newell
Robert f Beatty
David Beatty
William Burk
EnY virtue of the above stated alias
Ea y frei facias TO me directed, which
issued from the Clerks Office Of the Cir.
cult Court of Yazoo County, shall ex.
pose TO sale to the highest bidder tol
cash, at the Court House door Of my
county on the
Third Monday IN Edrch ncrt,
the following described tract or parcel Of
land, to wit:--the north west quarter and
west half of the North east quarter and
The north half south est quarter section
80, and east half north east quarter and
the north half south east eighth Of
section "a, and the south west quarter and
south half of east halt of south west quar-
ter, and twenty three acres of the south
half Of the west half of south east quar-
ter of section &c; all in township Ia,
Of range east
Levied on as the property of David
and Robert Beatty, to satisfy the above
stated case and cost of suit accruing there
on, l will sell all the right, title, interest
aud clam that the defendants has in and
TO the above described tract or parcel OF
land, Feb IL 1910.
j. ID. WYATT, Sheriff.
nr uol.aas Eonnfv Mi
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-29

FIRE IN New ToRK.-A very disas-
trous fire visited this city OH Tuesday
morning last, destroying the large and
costly building on South street, known
as Thos. III. Smiths store, and some
nine or ten large brick warehous-
es. The contents of this store, were
oils, silks, teas, and broadcloths, be-
longing to various houses in New
York, Boston, and Boltimore, and val
ued at $4,000.
The entire loss is estimated at a
million and half of dollars.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-29

Florida and tie Indians. A letter dated
January is, says Capt. Hutton suppris.
ed party Of indians near Dead Mans
Day, and killed three Of them, capturing
very article they had with them. On
Tensday, the 2Sih Jonuary, the house Of
VIM. III Rowlelt, On the eastern side OF
the APalachjcoIa, 10 miles above Fort
Gadsden, was attacked ty party OF In
dians-the iomi'y escaped to Tue woods.
4 negro eIl, about 10 ears old, " as shot.
and otherwise abused, but hopes were en-
tertalned of her recovery. Much alarm
eXis among the settlers on The river, and
several families had fled to ST. Josephs Tor
protection and safety. The family Of Mr..
Rowlett, about so miles from Apalachi-
cola, were, on The 29th Of january, about
sunset, mastered by a party Of indians,
Mr.. Rowlett and a mulatto man Wero shot
down by the Indians before they shown
themselves. The Indians then approach.
cd the house, aud the inmates we're sho,
down as they were endeavorIng to make
their escape. Mrs. Hollis, daughter OF
Mr.. ID. Rowlett, was seen to ron some
distance before she fell. One individual
"A Mr. Rohinson,' who was near the house.
alone escaped TO give rcws. The elder
Mr. Rowlett and one Of his sons, were alb.
sent when the massacre took place. Late
intelligence showed the massacre ofanoth.
er family--ihat Of Mr.. HolIand--in the
same ncighborhood. Subsequently. news
was received at AapaIachicola, that the
INDIANS had attacked party of United
States Dragons near Rocky Bluff, killed
several mules; the soldiers fled on the in
slant, and the Indians captured all the
provisions and baggage. The steamboat
Roanoake had been chartered to take the
Franklin Guards 10 the scene of these
massacres, TO pursue the lndians.-N. 0.
Bulletin.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-29

IL shaw Term 1870
r. Fisher &
others.
EDY virtue Of the above stated cxccu-
Ed ton to me directed, | shall expose to
sale TO the highest bidder for cash. at tie
court house door of my county on the
THIRD londay Of Mcrct ncrt,
the following property, to VII los No.
81, and 80, and cast quarter of 10, No.
so, and lot No. 81; all lying and being
in the town of Lexington.
Levied on as the property Of Robert
Fisher, to satisfy The above stated exccu-
ton and cost Of sui. ! will sell all the
right, tide, interest and claim, lhat The
said Robert Fisher, has 10 aud TO th4
same.
J. d. WYATT, Sheriff.
Feb II il IDS Pr. fee 50
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-29

ADMiNlSTRATOk'S SALE.

ApMiNlSTRATOk'S SALE.
IA uhLEABLY to an order of the
"a ZION. Court Of Probates for Holmes
Ao,. Ivy made at the February term 1910
NIa,ol,' Will on Saturday The 7lh day Of
no.I IA next, proceed to sell all the per.
Rabo,,f I - ss belonging to the estate of
non ptf' q Stone, deed, upon credit of 6
Mons sale to take place in the town of
10 piv sOauef' Purchasers will berequired
tDAvIn'e = wllh approved security.
~ L CRANDALL, Admr.
Feb Q vi Robt % Stone, decd.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-29
A ELL

To be entitled An &c! 10 yror,3e fer the
ro'Uotion Of property, and ii rejection to
mortgages and trust DEEDS"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-29
SIIERiFF'S SALE.

Jos R. Plummer use &C.. petnnablc 10 ITomcs
vs. pl. Il fla on bond Circuit Court 10 Apra
Il shaw Term 1910
r. Fisher e.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-17
TRUFANT,S COMPOUND.

VXTM. B. TRUFANY, would inform the in
Ht habitants Of Bath and It's vicinity than
lowing to his being much of the time absenO his
medicine for cure of SALT RHEuM &c. may be had
Of Capt Henry Hyde at the BATH BOOK
STORE.
PRrcE-Ono dollar with full directions.
w. b. r. Would Just observe, that the increased
demand for the above article, from abroad well
at home warrants him to believe it to be
commended, when faithfully applied, as the follow
ing will show:-
THIS Medicine is the most safe and cffectual
remedy ever yet discovered. The subscriber has
been Agent for the sale of the above medicine for
dew months, and during that time has seen persons
affected with the Salt Rheum in every degree, from
very slight touch on the hand to the covering OF
ihe whole body, completely cured by the above
medicine and would recommend it with the utmost
confidence, 10 all affected in any degree with the
above complaint And resort has been had to this
in cases of obstinate huniors of years standing with
entire success SAMUEL ADAMS.
HalowelI, February 90, 1880.
The subscriber having been agent for the sale Of
the above named medicine for several months, and
having known Of several cures performed by using
Il can safely recommend il to those afflicted with
Salt Rheum. Augusta, J. E. LADD.
From Gentleman in Hartford Gil
Ma. TRuFANT. Dear Sir: Hearing of an extra
ordinary of Salt Rheuin in this vicinity by the
use of your COMPOUND; | wish you TO forward me
by way Of Boston, four packages to be sent from
Boston to Hartford by Mail Oct 1889.
Bath. Nov. %, 1899. 1y So
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-17

] knew full well old Dcky Rush, when this old
hat was new.
When this old hat was new, the Senator from
Maine,
Destroyed by fire effigy to 'immortalize his
name.
The efigy was Madisons, if common fame be
So Reuel Williams was Fed when this old hat
was new.
When this old hat was new, twas in the Granite
State
That Henry Hubbard asked each town to send a
delegate;
To meet in council at the time when Federalism
blue
Made Hartford look like indigo when this old
hat was new.
When this old hat was new, Sam Cushman did
declare
ssThat should soldier cross the lines, he hoped
he'd perish there,
And leave his bones in Canada for enemies to
view
SO much for his Democracy, when this old hat
was new.
When this old hat was new, Governor Provost
The States invaded, at the head of numerous
British host,
Then mark, We Locos, what did Martin Chtten-
den then do !?
Forbid Green Mountain Boys TO fight when this
old hat was new
When this old hat was new, Woodbury. and Van
Ness,
E. Allen Brown and Stephen Haight were Of the
Federal mess.
H. M. Everett, and Martin Field, and Sam C.
Allen too,
Now PATENT Democrats, were Feds, when this
old hat was new.
When this old hat was new, those worthless did
oppose
The cause and friends of liberty and stood among
their foes;
Not so with granny Harrison for at Tippecanoe
He bravely fought the savage foe, when this old
hat was new.
When this old hat was new, the friends of Liber-
ty
Knew well the merits of old Tip, while fighting
at Maumee;
Come now, huzza for Harrison. Just as we used
to do,
When first we heard of Proctor's fall, when this
old hat was new