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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30
SH Err NJ A MS
WORM LOZENGES.

100000 G.fs. sold ,si yfssForA'r evidence Of
gpt Coiin, Of Nantucket consulted Dr. Sherman, on ae-
CIT Of his eight old. He hid been IN decline
syeral months aad attended BY osr Ply scans who could
him relief His symntoms leanness. pallid hue,
D. offensive breath disturbed Sleep broken of BY fright
) screaming, ache, cough, itching OF the
through The day. and of he towards night with sf1
harres from the bowels. The Doctor oncuneed the
OF worms, aud nded his Worm Lokenses. After
t dose the child to lis parents frightened at the
unity Of worms hat from hin-he began TO mend at
ile dbefore he had used one box was entirely cured
T. Goodspeed $50 Sih Avenue has always cured his
jren Of worms BY shsrmans Lozenges He would not be
Athout them IN his house or any account
The Rev yabez Towns little girl, nine years old was
given iucurabs, by two ply ans She fast vast
ing and miserable that dc ath alone looked
to Tor relief 1hree doses Of saermans Worm Lozenges
tirely cured her.
DR. stevens, Of IN. most dsnvu,sned physieisns in
this country SherDans Worm Lozenss the safest
best article he knows Of for Destroying worms.
Dr. Hurer another celebrated physician, uses no other
medicine in his practice.
Dr. Castle Broadway has used SherraaAs Lorenges
his uacce, Tor than two years. and knew them
TO fail.
Hon b. y. Beardsley, Col L. Clark Joseph Hanes, Esq
Professor bingham and the thousands who have used these
fully attest TO their great and wonderful VIRTUES
Sold at the Medcaied Lozebge Warehouse. o6 Nass "a
Sixth street PHILADELPHIA. nat
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30
MECHANICAL LAMPS.

A. DfACON has received by recent arrivals ffess
his estsbllshnest AZ PARIS an elegant asscvtwsnt
or his patent Mechanical Lamps, or new aud seantb
NJ patterns
T's those who have used them no espissasics Of
their meti Is necessary. as he bellows they Nave
OF sales since they introduced in this cour<Sv
b. him. tabout three years s,nce.l
Thee are sdaltel 20 Hotels, Churehe~. and an
bio buildings well Cor the dss~'ns roe<s ~
ar'or.
The snn-vsd article ~ relaiiss 70 thee Y fren he
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30

sSow, EAsr "A very clever snow storm com.
menced on Saturday, and continued most Of the
night. The sBew fell 10 the depth Of sbeut six
inches, and the sleighiug 10 now good. Boston De
mosrsf, Dee 2e
Al Salem and Providence the storm was very se-
we're lcet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30
GtEAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
M ~ "a 60:

q tEAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
A rs ~ 90
THE SUBSCRIBERS, "a ."naaaeipr :,heir arrangement.
@ u. ysa5 Of & ppea SsSrs .Ss 9H aa , ps sS
Ss,, e. s sst % . sa
gcstioas Gr-s, or Ireland, who may be
.s FL '% as n e. - ard ns % S
from Liverpool whsrs AID comfort has been studied,
K sSs;s DG.is b's e. a.1Ic
O.. IA D: 1.,y re are ad esun s q
towns. answering purpose q Ireland cot,
those B. ssase
large Or .aii % Of
o re eau orsd ~ m sr a Ty %on
80 BY O. eat wet.rn Sup the President and Bh
.. sS;S;s r :: as sa
S,1 and sa''
si-d ss1g,rsr ~ towns and counties payable
wILr. ,Sp l,Ls or MsSwsles generally, sland towns
and counties, payable at hs South Wales District Bank and
On 3 o., Prescott, Gsg,s, Anne, 4 Co. Bankers
LIvLrR,20E hsywor'h, Bask g a.,
n',s' :, RoSHE' HRorfiisRs g. g south ,.NY
ss s sS SI CO Royal S'nA Of
M ANb Wales y r., sstia. ,sr. II. .sS.sd
OFT on Iosdos Livsrpoo Bri.to ssd
sst eass American packet soPs 20 sail from each Of tn,
& 9S ~. p' q, Psr, Britain san s. Ss
necessary '' '' % S'i'' = iYgsyTS
. 49, ~ South 81 corner Seuv ern eur lane.
o w. ). ss si fs seat Tor decline e'~s the %
Az FOR LoNDoN-faete,e q i.t lsng The we'll
6Jxt tnswn fast sstg packet ship ST. IA Wis, Capt
sA24,w s sebor will sail positively as above, It being
H,viug very superior for cabin second
pm az Storage p,senEes persons Intending 70 embark
s oLoVE ~ s.. M: 3. soens, South
Ak& gAssAaE FOR NEw onLEANs-onIy req:
Tar LIZ r:es..CThs ,glen6id vii s9own E:etst
81. on Nsad,y IS January lr regular day, weather per-
~ HAVING psnd seeoo,u. Cor cabin second cabin and
ip,snls 70 .. asoys
'. =, wv sjT' TIFsaofsT o 8 ssr,s..
SID. s,ss.Ss, sisr. Msii.. co"i'':" ' &aH l
pRowN sHIN IINus-sT bales Chesterfield factory, just
a., rsee''sd '0' '0' PEsssE BROOKS 81 Liberty st.
SUGNV ANO TfN TOYS, suiisb,e CIR Christnas ty- and
> tn, New YEARS. day to be sold in Chatham STREE. No
TTNCURRENT MONEY OF all tieds rurshassd ON navors
sts sawall street and 80 orcsdwsy.
RIO PAPER MANuFACTURERs- The subssrlbtrs
gy. na,ies. thai Ner.. Hose GODDARD, Of wore,,
Nass have sppoineS them 'hs sgen,s and ~, PREPARED
cd fass and sSg S sSSiaes t nth
and ', . @ sss, sss ~ '
s"s s. rs ., SURPASSED %,%s. rp BY any dss
country Aargs namtsr IN operation n many ofihs
Ss:. mills f rEsss SETTER ssooSs rS
\ I; si:i = S
u he '''YY;o' ssH; lS,fGS ,.gsS;. s..
Co"@ss1ss: s' ;s ;'; -. T., Or
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30

100000 Ss All yoSM MAYS rA
all ether rIasers aud only les Rheumatism, lumbago,
pain in the back sides. breast, limbs ef
'uay b. mem. Ia cough an liver complaint thay
ho~d onr-i the foyer part of the spine
they the plies and The hack Of the neck Of children
hing. will give immediate relief see get Shermans
Poor Mans Plaer-rus other Wholesale aud retail
ios NissaustN.Y. di1 cod
CHIP HELEN-Smith master from Liverpoal-Consigne 9
- b. this ship viii please send their permits board r
foot Of Never street. the office IL the Subscribr; all
goods Il permitted within days irsm Dec 81 will be sent 10
the Pselie Store; - .,,,. -
Als 4 Gnufh si
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 80 1910.



rs Chshn Sqrare OF Mott street. neat and
fashionable Hat for the 10 fixed of three dollars These
price aud all sales being cash precudes the necessity
chagns g9ot CUSTOMER for ioses Incurred BY the sad
t3satemeu residing distance from the location 81 THIS
store ~ be richly rewarded in the quail Of the Hat for
thc4r trchtie IA procuring one lao sm'
"A THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CRY
S>A-TtEODOhE CLARK, corner Of Chatham and Pearl
ssts after years Of experience in business, and ae
eated ans for to attain the object confidently
bee, that he has at sng succeed in aSafac turing
article which vi fail to via the appreciation OF all "he III
This article 10 which fe attention of the public
pesiay inv ed Satin Beaver Hat. price only THREE
New YORK Ia addition 10 tne usual variety Hats and Caps
ay sh ear at F6GR Doll AK and tss
lat pss has given TO numerous the most
nsef makes for MIN to that he sells for cash;
he Losses sustained from bad customers will not have TO be
Old stand where the asking is always the
*ilns rice NJ jail
. THREE DOLLAR II .Ts-rHkEE DOLLAR
AHATS-Just finished, the most splendid article ever Of
,!piee 81 S. Also, article squ durability
ia sms BROWN. Practical Hatt.r,s Canal.t.
a FURs, FURs, HATS AND Cars. The subscriber
mentioned articles consisting Lynx, Martin Squirrel aAd
Genet Muf: Lsdies Fur Boss snd Rat Gsnemsns'
HSo Robes G Nc so general .somsa, III
Tr,nng among his assortment some Of the largest aad
As@ large assortment of Mo.skn Silk and Beaver Hats
at the following exirea ely Low PRIC rs, viz:
elk Hats warran,ed IN Fur Bcdies,at ssso
Eiue Nutiia Fur Hats, at 20 and 8 SO
:, Fine Beaver II ls, at 90 and 50 ,
A;0 ss. f yf,. Caps Gentle
c,s,h and Fancy Ca9,0n psy and hs1a,o Pa.s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30

CHAKIIE TON, =. Z.
- CAROLINA H)rEI-BR0Ap sT.-ANGus
bur STEWART, or OF this tsabshmsn rrspeet
Iii. fully iaforrs his Old Fri his AMI and s
lie generally that he still the business 10 wheL "a
has been engaged or series Of and thai his arrange
msnts such 20 hn IN confidently ASSERT he
he afford and TO nj
ard Transient ho riders and ers, equal " net surer,sr
90 Fay estsbsr ent Il the kind IN the city.
Private parties soc.'ies ciues sc. can be secor mod
with dinners supror other at the shorte
aud on reasonable term His lsrder s constantly si
ptrs in every se OF game that the makt affords
and his stoch of wines liquors. sc with
ths sOsthern country. .
th. information ofhs eus,sme' tn, following rates Of
Regular Boa-d,rs at Ladies' Ordinary, slq per week
DO a, Gentleuen's do 10
DO Do Al Gtntlmen's do I 50
Private Parlorr. with meals,
Regular Day Bosders, ~ per week
dA 2aw2m
ERrNCH PLAsTEh-so tons landing fr9r sh'p Baltimore
For sale by BOYD nirr o.,;a. n,u;,s;u.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30
B D O X X E E PIN

n c. MARSH respectfully that his hours Of in
". structioa a e liked fcr tse season
from 3 A. Vi. to 2 2. NJ, and
fr. VI. TO Q r. NJ.
Persons may attend Of the above hours lily at
Their option.
There classes. all being taught separately.
During the OF instruction. which II thoroughly
teal in ts nature the pupil actually keeps set OF books
bfating all the variety of business transactions thereby bees
ming practical book keeper in abeu tlr,e weeks.
Terms SIS NJ extra charges
&C. MAASH'S works book keeping three number,
are for sale at rooms Cedar street. Brs adway
Ius
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30

49, KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
sE-S=ySk<3THAT OLD BOSS RICHARDS'S Bost and
Shoe ESFA BLSHMENTS.s ct No $40 Canal street. one door
below Greenwich and at Ne Dowery Dos
contlins real genuine oo,s ad Shoes adai
season. thag any other half dozen the city while his
prices 90 cent les Ony trial requisite
the dvanages these estabs other
CI,mpns Machine
N. II. AL rips mepGedgratis d. Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30

FALL FASHION.
- VIM. BROWNS f,shion ,ble Hat and Cap Store, 1875
chatsa~ opposite Roosevelt streeA large assortment of
Cloth and Fancy Caps patterns admired; La
lies riding Has general ssortment Of Furs
which Of the largest anu finest Lynx Muhs
,ai low.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30

fAyANA sEGARs--sc,oco Csmones, and is 900 Lad,es
seaa,s. lust received. and fer sale by
fiCABlA MANZANkDO,p Liberty st.
near Nassap
nONA DOLoRt~ NEvAREs DE oONf, Spanish fro-
~ lessor the Gsar hess leave respectfully to return her
thanks 10 her ,ns the public their liberal
her last Concer End TO inform thsm that her merit ucpes
the City Hotel Tu-sAay seth De-
eembev, "a half psst seves O'Clock. de tJ9es
r 0Nb0N ALE AND rOkTEk thsrslayS,) h pisc ssa
~ Pr sfsfs sf Z. ic: go each 4, s's
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30

LRsNCH PLAsTER-so teos land,ns ire-r .,ip Batmore
For sale by Bohp nirr o.,;a.N n;us,u-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30

49, money thsir fresds 10 England ireland or Scot
land, be accommodated with Dras, Bills 81 EXsnasgs,
Letters OF Credit ani Checks able demand any
Of the country, Great Britain and ireland, avoid
octon with nts sneies Whatever the following
rDsntin n buses
Ga Royal Bank Of ireland and branches the Cone
nsrcis Bank of Scotland and branches the Lond0n and
wstminstsr Bank and branches the Bank Of Liverpool
'' ROCHE, BROTHERS. SEQ,
d1a 81 Soutn street. New resk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30

xxR FOR LONDON-racketo f i.t Janu ry--1hc vel
MJt tnswn fast ssilug packet ship ST. Wis, Capt
SA3A,W s. sebor will sail positively as above, IL bein
her regular DAY.
H,vnz superior od4ops for cabin second
bin aud intending TO emba
should make immediate spt Gallon board foe. % Fetehs
street., or 10 GLOVER X MeMURNAf,
ptoe at ~ n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16

VIRGINIA SAM RnSON, eaa'
A certain care for Kings Evil or
ScrcfIuln. -

rUNO those who may be suffering. Tor thai may have
i bern.) | would state, tia, three ye9's sge 4
valuable ss,yau, man nndr, ms eontiol was txkru
with Sctoiiuia. ai, was once placed usder sfegu-
lar irsr me nj until the disease was thought hh
rested; ~ this fAnr. he i' ed 10 Mr. Mn. Tsies
the superintcnan, fibe stteeI haus oftie city Ut
Rlctni ADD. aud the nexI Spring the disease mad.
IL. anna rance with double yioe1ce, which inJnced
the hrl,ef Inst IL would sonn ,ernnate his life n,y
sou living 10 Il rhnond head Ola rpptdy witch had
the reputation .libcua very valuable and super,o,.
called on The pr,insl, make enquir, aho
II. lie agreed b, ths consent Of Mr.. Tyiee.io put
him on IFS USE and il Avs the pleasure 10 ray. that
10 nj, nttwo noo,hs the bpyNas perfectly cured. (
determined 10 sufficient time 10 test the smrr,
aud ihrn 10 make il public Tor ihr benrfit uf oihets
as neatly two ears have ELAPSED, and the buy III
continues IN periert health, deem II duty. iucop-
neetion Win the pleasure take IN doing "a, 20 make
lie cure known fur the brue6l fl those who may hr
suffering from the sane disease aud coateot myself
with sa,inp, that would must certainly ugcs thr
same remedy. IN preference Ia any. all others. That
have ever Lnnwn. Tlie vc,y iates aud hard slauis
ba, were on the meek aud iiuVs have been diasi,,a-
ted aud seatcriv scar lett. ss 81 ssss
HENRY VAUGHAN Of Hrnriee.s
RlcnMoSp d. 25ih JAN. 1e46.
The above hoy has b,cn IN NY employ ever A,ncs
the d,sesse ffs made rs appenanne. AMI have hired
him Tor The present year. and with pleasure do add
my ,tsl, ony 10 What ir. Vaughan ha. said iatsla-
on 10 his perilnus situation aud perfect cure pn,lpr
he resnenl Of the proprietor Of The abnsa ieInrdy,
rhlch regard sword, Of all commentaries.
WM. TYREE.
Superintendent Of the street bands
Fur sale by Howell DAVIES, asent -
. Lynehhure.
March lo se
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16

have pi6oncneei him Fr,leraiist because he 80
Wnio. Aeans that charge W will nstvsnd'rats
onn whom ynut hav Sc eiiep pronnpnced 10 DO
R.pobcan.--lItl,o man who has always been ~"
advocate of Rrpublraq measures. and during near
~ hs.uhole life The Reptrseo,s,ve II Republican,
peopr. needs vi icalinn fo,r The chafsc VI Frdes-
sli.s,, we feel satisfied ,hat i, will be nsds .riumph
amly hy III. Republicans Of Virginis., whom be
has so long aud faithfully served. and 10 they
orotecion We eommiu hun, confident thai IN sdheir
hands he will sustain no wrong, aud that they vii
say 10 him. we'll done good aod faithful servant ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
New saroccrsiss LYME labg,rg.

TH'iE subscribers having rctuassd 10 l. ynehssig.
d resPet fully nfori, feir irirnds aud The pub
lie generally. fhattbey lave taken he house I-rper
" occupied by MMIia, WMd &c Darts, twoados,s
hcon Charles Phcps's Aac,na isonn. aud oppo-
Messrs. s. a. NJ. Il. Gatland's Law Office,
wleYr they nend 10 keep Irser,l assortment 1T
Groceries Tor sair, at yetv low rsles. inr cash.
$3.50 BAILEGE & WOMACK.
Oct, % tss =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
AUCTION SALES.
BY cIsALEs PEaEEPs, Auct'r. 8

n WILT SELL, on "Wednesday, the lSsk last.
H. in front otmy Au,tion Stote,
s hhds new crop i II. Sugar.
s do do N o. do,
. do rood Noasscs.
10 bags Coffee.
barrels LosfSagar
10 boxes Tea,
Is barrels good tleuin2s. =
10 boxes Tallaw Candles saa
10 boxea Candies. tt
:. kegs Nutnags.
barrels s. NJ Ninr s* nA
: fne O. q. Eign llo Brass Clutks. -
Shoes, Bnors. Letter aud Cap Pape' tc
Sale at past 10 ociock. and trims At sale.
CHARLES PHELPS, Anct.
March 10 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
Notice.

BNllE subscriber has nst received and opened
l. an entire new siock OF
GROCERIES,
\, his old stand corner Of Nam an6 the alley
leading to Friends Warehouse. tie confidently as
,urcs his old Customers aud the public in want II
articles in his line. that lie and viii sell them
over .han offered beinie tins market; and AS
d. rs determined sell for Cash nnly. in barrier
igor country produce, he offer induceme Is 10
dealers. He respectfully socits call.
JOS. MARSH.
March lot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
RE.NOT.1E.

r,pTIN HUNT e. WARD havs 'en owed
M hi, STOtK OF GOODS the square below
49,. iii stand, in The house recently occupied. oy
wv, wv, Henry Latham. as an Apo'hecary oof'
pse. Nv invite thsir friends and tile public 10
III ,,amne their Stock, 10 Which they VIII 10
T.. da,. make large additions
March Il = y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16

TJAVING sold out ~, Book Store IN Ills place.
III In Nessrs. Payne x Gregory, and being de
suous ol~i d'ne upny husnfssas soon as possible.
weud iakr this nieIh"d If respectfully requesting
all those ndeh,cdto me to call and c'osc Their ae-
CsRnis.
Please call at Alessrs. Payne & G,eeo,y's Book
Store. f. ECuOBS.
March Q utA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
Y..FE.y. JEWS.

A bcTrol very snperiDf, C"ug,ry made Yarn
[ n Jeans Of different cellars, far SAFE to,s. Nv
HUNT x MARTIN.
opposite the Post Ofhce.
Dee. o 80 sHaafH cess II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
ylAl22So
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

....,a sem weesty, (erery Monday and Th.rsddyl al
o.lars per a.aum payable in adraaee No s"bserip
reeeiced fora Shorter period THAI sir nonhs;and
x; be diseontinued fefcept at The discretion Of The
- -. until all afrearases are paid
h.nyER TISE MEN T s inserfedat5o cents per square
far fhe first insertion md 81 esntstor every snbse-
s.. IoR PRINTING executed neatly and erpedifoas'y
= Al, ,,asonabfe terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
This fine Imported .F0c.,
kNGG9AT ssEN MALTA,

MILL MAKE HIS NEXT SEASON u,
w NY Stable. IN Bedford county. miles ,oitt-
west of Liberty. on he Road leading 10 Buchanan,
ana one mile east OF Capt w. X. Jn"e>'s Mill.
For terms see Handbhis. NAT. HARVEY.
Mach2 In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
Lancaster n Bryant.
A. So GALL.

IT. n.,on. indebted 10 the late concern Of
II Lancaster x Bryant. will please call aud pay
off their respective accounts rs Hunger in"niet nee
.,.uo, he yiyeu, WILSON =. BRYANT.
Surviving partner
March lg Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16

NN5E RECEIVED few dfys since few Ba,-
w kcts Champaen Wine e the Star Grand.
few Thousand Cigars If superior q atty. and az
interesting 10, OF French Brandy. Rum, Pan'cuiaf g.
Sicily Madeira W,ne. BAILEY 4 WOMOCk.
January & t3s -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
R,cOn and IRON.

~ 600 LBS. BACoN,~ell cured;
IOVVDU 10 Tons County Bar Iron, on
! ii nd for sale low for cash
~ BRYANT & YOUNG.
=. At
March 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
TO LET,

The Store room o, the tenement formerly occupi'
ed hy Mr. John Tampkins, al The luwrf end oil Man
street. Apply 10
March 10 ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16

FNUE SUBSCRIBER will give liberal wages TO
J. aman Of business 10 snrerinend his hands on
The l., NC hburg and Buffalo Springs Turnpike, II
immediate application be made.
ROBERT CAMM
Marel9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
DAILY EXPECTED.

40 BOXES swee, ORANGES.
20 CHARLES PHELPS.
March 10 rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
Ga,le,r Aaa.dgc ,Rrccs.

rEStE subscriber has hsnd large Supply e
d Gayles S0rs,iot Saddle T,ees,, which he III
ssll n, tho following pflcss 10, cash tr1
NJ Gus Trees sl3 30 PCT dezan.se
Side Prees, ie 81 :.
II. b. RICHARDG.
T.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
TsrO .Wss7'cS,

bay with hiazed face. The Ieit hind foot While
and blind IN the left eye. The other l. dun, The
ownei is requested IL come forward q prove prop
erty and pay charges, they are very iron'le>fme
WILEY CAMPBELL.
Marcho 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16

WANTED far the balance of the year, = d.
w MING ROOM SERVANT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
n ss'A'ECE.

TAME to my house on the 27th Of Feb. in The
" county ri AmhCrs, two miles south oi the
Folly. and near the road Leading lro,n Lyme hbnrs
Ia said Mace
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-07-07

The Attack Upon 1Lr. Garter By one Of
has IfgerS.-The Paris (Frenchl aud
eRce, from which we extract this account,
gives fuller detais:-" Application had
been made 10 the authorities of Danors for
Mr.. Carter to exhibit with his wild animals,
in an amphithcatre which had been con-
structed for the purpose. The magistrates,
much to their credit, wished to be satisfied
that no accident might happen, and there
tore stipulated that Il rehearsal should take
place prior. to the permission beng grant
ed. This performance took place on the
Sd Ins:.. IN their presence, and the piece
selected was the L'0n Of the Desert. 1t
had no sooner commenced and Carter as
sumed, his position of lying on the stage
III ieigned sleep, than the renowned tiger
was let loose TO perform his part, He made
Il spring and terrible conflict ensucd; but
this time the com at was in right good
earnest, and but too fatal. The animal
bad seized Garter by the throat, and dread
fully mutiIated him.
"ln a few minutes the stage was flow
ing with blood, and the most piercing cries
were uttered both by man and beast, and
re-echoed by those who were present The
tiger appeared to have been beaten off, but
renewing the attack, made another attempt
to grippe his master by the shoulder, and
would have, no doubt, devourel him, had
not Carter with indomitable courage, con-
tinued to drag him to the wings, and secu-
red Il hammer, with which he beabored
the tiger until it laid apparently ilcIess at
his feet. Mr.. G. attaches great value to
the tiger, and cntcrtans strong hopes that
cially those in the throat, are very serious
though not considered TO be at all DANCE
rous. The tiger is reported to have been
dragged by one Of Carriers men, VINO owed
him a spite, and which was the cause Of
the awful event having occurred" Garter
is fast recovering.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-07-07

Judge Thompson was killed by the In
dian boys while he was setting up small
Peicea OF money for them to shoot at. Be-
fore he suspected it he received shower
OF arrows from the effects Of which he died
IN an hour.
Judge Hood was stabbed in the council
room where he was spectator Of the com
mcnccment Of the fight, he was nearly out
OF the door, and was cndcayoring to leave
the place.
4 few Of tho Indians attempted to make
their escape by fight, aud were pursued
by Col. Lysander Wells, and four or five
other gentlemen who had just mounted their
horses to take a ride The whole were
badly armcd-Col. Wells had one Of Colts
repeating pistols. An Indian warrior seized
his horse by the tail, and attempted to Jump
on behind him. But the horse was fiery
and FESTIVE, and he could not succeed. He
then sprang forward and seized the horse
by The bride, and attempted to stab the Co.
lionel with an arrow. The latter kept snap
ping his pistol at him, but the pin which
holds the barrel to the revolving cylinder,
had dropped out, and the hammer did not
strike the cap, The Indian found that he
could not kill him with the arrow, and seized
the barrel Of his pistol and attempted to
take it from him: the barrel Instantly came
OFF, the Indian gave Il whoop, aud sprang
into the river, and swan under water to
the opposite shore, but he no sooner put
his head above water, than he received a
rifle ball, which terminated his adventure.
Not one of tho porf,y r1oIn bic oocoNn