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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORs:-sealsd propo als will
be ,scsised a the Office OF the CROTON AQUEDUCT
DEfAkTMENT. Aros street Sixth Avenue, until
December Is, at o'clock for executing the follow ing
t The digging of miles Of tire inches for laying Water
embraced IN the sectional to be the Office aore
sad The trenches for laying inch pipes TO be feet deep
and iet wide al for ~ inch pipe feet deep and
81 feet wide at bottom Sheuld it become any
t. the dimensions the trenches the Depart
ment reserves the right Of doing allowing proportional
compeasation to the Contractor.
The work will commence the Of Spring, and
progress as directed by the Department
"a Ming and the IN the said trenches
alter the pipes laid will be done by the Aqueduct
ComnissonerO re paving the street, ard clearing the
The paving 70 BE- f. durable and and
proposals Will include
eessars FOR sound filing and solid paving.
81 For digging such trenches er deep aad feet
wibe at otom, be CURED in lay inch ny.
dran pipes and setting the bydrants AFTER the ppes
placed The streets and sidewalks to be repaved left
worl. " ~
Proposals must state the price per mile for the several
items Of dirging ling and paving The latter nel1ee the
supplying of sound materials when ard the clear
eg o. the ru bsh the work mpleed. There price
WI be stated Tor the different sizs Of pipe mentioned aboves
Each ossl TO be accompanied with
seonsbe persons sureies for the faithful performance OF
the contract to marked the outside
ing the Laying of Water Pss and to be addressed to the
subscriber.
by order of ths crOton lucducs COMMITTEES,
H. A. NORRIS,
al0-st. Aqnedpct Commissioner.
COLES PICTURES OF THE VOYAGE OF LIFE
exhibiting at the New Buii!isg corser of broadway
and Leons rd street This pubic Exhibition
aud VII be for tew weeks only. Open from A. M till
r. M Tickets, which will admit for the season. cents
~ i,xx
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15
j. M Wheeler, Auct,oneer.
BY J.C. MAITLAND.
Store No. 1856 Chatham Square.

THIS DAY,
FUhN!yuRE,1,At - "eleck, ia front Of Store, gene.
onew aHd second hand bureaus seboard secretary dres-
sing cases mahogany and cherry tables, trenh and las So
IA hedsteads wr Gesks. mahogany and cancseat chairs
rocking chairs looking glasses double in decane
wine glasses Ne hasmps, nontel clocks ersckery glas
Sc.
~ B.-A families breGhi,s house keeping. and wishing
depose of their goods will he psnctuay attended to by
sending their address the store aud goeds to
purchased.
advances said goods sentto the store aud
cash paid for all goods The @ay Of sale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15
DAGUERRE'S DfORAMAs


M LAST WEEK, the ut pfsNtous 20 tie
reE1yai 10 PhiladeIph.a a. OF DAGUERkk'S DlQRAMAs,
at an BrosdNsy Open from IL until o'clock NJ, and
from IA the evening
line new tsb,sau eprerentibg the admired VALLEY OBJ
col DAIJ n suitrssnd which will be eNh bitcd geher
with the ms of the Church ST EIlkNNE
~ -. .il n. ~armeJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

ST. 600 2sssst 81 roh H Dv ,.
and SAT, for delicate private Enthusiastically
lsss than 20 hours Agents. A. ID. Sands and 100
Fulton III Broad a. Chatham Chambers
and Church ca Broadway; 50 Bowery. Walker
sirth A.enne; 81 Canal street rriee 81 na-smns'
LOsT-Op the 9Th instant, a large Nswfound.
cHX lard DOG, black with white spots On tn. brcasf.
#NA and white paws rers to tie name ~ LION.
~ The person who III bring hi n 70 - Broad a.,
-~- will receive liberal rewsri. dit az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15
MONEY TO LEND

A BRAHAM J. JACKSON, rAwNBRoKER, No. 81
n Resde street, Broal~ loans large or
small sums may be red personal property Of de-
script on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15
Owe! Lowell LOWELL

Uy- ONLY a FEW tOPIEs LFFT 81 the lat ealon I
&C that celebrated little book csel THE ART OF LOVE-
Tor lesson. fer lovers Translated fr, the French
describes the vsriors shapes which love
uors N the art Of csung TEACHES the ladies how
improve s beauty. and ala, the TO make themselves
belle we'd, Nc. sc. II is interesting little work. ssstiy
bound altogether forming appropriate hodJ present
NJ Rsm.nbsr this 10 positively the last edit
sold oLy al Nc. trl Ann Price copy. dis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

CLOCKS AND TIME PIECES, Of every description
" psritively speaking from needle TO an anchor.
SMITH BROTHERS. corner OF the B0wery and Div;
sion street have hand large ASSORTMENT q rrliogca
machines weasuring time, Wholesale and retail wfran
good. Those IN lnt q good Inepieces Will DO Nt 70 ce
before they purchase,
NB-Also, whesl rinons. racks &C.. cut correctly for
small machinery models &c All work warranted good OF ne
charge n2s s Entrance ~ howerN
BLEACHING POWDER.--so casss Ids .lsbrs.
bleaching Powders received per SHY en- bridge from Ii
jS fERssE BROOKS 81 rtslya
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

BY THOMAS BELL,
fSfarss Mas ~ .4Nr ay,d IFS Fffn sr <frssfsl

BY THOMAS BELL.
(Stoves Nos 30 J1rn and rs Fuhsn sfreefs)
Valuable Furniture half tie oe oek the sac ROOM,
aud valuable assortment OF elegant nd hand and
new furniture o. all deseripefs
WEDNESDAY
Large 10 o'clock, No.
Peal be soia the entire iuruItu Of large board
good orSe; the evife the hnsres
BY BUTTERFlELD q COACHMON.
No. 10 East Brsadcay.
Out door sales sfGrocsrss Furniture, e. puneoay at
teneed to, and espeeauily solicited.
TUESDAY, Dee. "a.
Alto O'Clock, at the auction room.
PawLbrokes Sse-By order of A. Jackson No 81 nhs-
street large Of uuredeeed pledges, which
have been pledged year ard upwards.
Ar PRIVATE SALE.
1890 tons Peach Orchard Coal,
chaons Liverpool do Delivered at the market prices
free ofcartage.
Also, lO0Ccokisg Stoves.
SALES or FURNITURE.--The auctioneer respectful.
" gives notice that he will attend personally 10 be sale OF
Household furniture at the dwegg Ginning house
keeping Liberal cash advances will be made furniture
sent 20 the auction Inventories and
the effects persons personally attended to-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15
IS Deans Mixture.

FOR the Ct certain we'll known disorder The wrap
contain printed sketch of the 81 the
plant alluded which will enable The patient to adopt the
prJpe and avoid that which would be Injurious
This medicine warranted disease aud IN
shorter of time than remedy before the public
Try it, md If II fails price shall posiulel be returned
Price ST. Id at the drug stores Water and Fulton
st., and I'll Broadway. d7-lms'
COLLECTIONS made in Upper and Lower Canada, the
~ most favorable terms, by n. GRAY x CO.,
d. lw Il Merchants Exchange, Hanover st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

Passengers Sailed.
NLw Berthe, Of BevilIe,
Nj Mr. March, w Baker, MrsIeaker Misc Dohlgren,
Mi ford, Rice, Mrs Woodruff child aud Da lid
Melville Mrs Rainen're Bates, lazy four ehi,dies and
March, Railway, Nj Shsckford, Phsdephia; Sanger,
Mr. Oliver, A Stanton, Ward Corning. New Orlc ans.
mp0rtatl0Rs,
Aux CAYEs-Per Orieans-e7e bags coffee A Rossiere
Cs-26 ii Schie feln-S w w Dtfoyest \ Co.'s 4 Wood
ward-2s T Morean.
SAvArNAu-Per George-6s bales cotton Thomas Peck
4Taylor Merrill-satcs Hsckscher Coster-sO do
Shaper,s5 Lentlhon Co.'S bIs hf bbls w PeLfed
Coz bbls T Waleot-l T. Beunland.
APALAcHIcsLA-Per Caroline Plan-is bales cotton s
200 w AiIen-5o Beckwith-es Lentilhea X Cs-4 s
Hartshorn-s Little Brown
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

LOW STRANGE that PEOPLE viii endsre pain ieopardize
health and constitution, by permitting disease to
accomplish its when bottle Of Dr. Hunters Red
Drop Invariably nquers and erldieaes TIE dreadful
leaving constitution ils original healthy state Sold
Division street. Price 81. disu
MERCuRY-Persons suffering from ins-,Is s'msp, VIA
w ths deadly poison, invited 10 call al No Division
street where rcuril aHd all Of
ed disease eradced in few dsys Hunters medicines
obtained at the above number aud other place In the city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

UCTloN NoTICe-rsvnbroser, sal..-s,I. MORA.
HAN sel lie auction, Al his store Ne i23 ful
t,, corner OF Nassau Tuesday Deceober 18TH all goods
which then pledged 10 the subscriber So Rsde
months srA upwards insisting Of eod and SILVER
ien,ever dup.s reye.re alarm nuses lepine and plss
wschs clocks msscs snuff aud work boxes gold chains,
seals keys diamond aud other studs pins rngs hn
GER rings miniature frames neck cas glasses and opes
DO strung coral and other necklaces silver tee coffee
sod milk pots bowls tea table salt and desert spoons
forks ladies' pitchers gobets, walters casts specs
ce pencil PICTURES surou frock and dress
ooaks. aud freat coats pant oops vests shirts round
aboris cothrg shoes bsos hats cloths
csssneres ss, linen, caiso muslin and nanrs hdts. sk
and calico ocks shell combs rerno aud other shavs scar
Neis rserins and bead bags paras:ls rmbre
las victims hoKles csroun flutes aud guitars glasses
auadsa,fs set OF Instruments liquor bibles and other
vsivste books rifles fwline pieces mustes pistols swords
tasle ciotAs NAPKINS Sheets qs counterpsres blankets
curtains feather beds carpets hearth rugs knives and ok
looking glasses sad irons shovel aud Tenders and
chars tables bur sofas, bedsesds with variety
OF other goods.
The sale will co~met al 10 ocleckthe watches iewery
and plates al ~ o'clock ABRAHAM J. JACKSON.
pawuhroker. 81 R-aie street Bro adway.
- ali .v,,ttop ,Fr, ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15
II. BOsTwICK, NJ d.,
SUR GEON MIST,

as ams Ns =, Chambers ct al house we.t Of rr.aswsy
ID rpING SCHOOLING. RoUtsToNE respectfully in
n forms The Gertlemen Of New York. that his Evening
School Cor the instruction Of enemen IN the noble arr o.
horsemanshp open fsrt wsts' Hours rom Itos oeioes
that no psss spared 20 make finished riders OF all that
honor him ,seins themselves under his instruction
Terms sde kso~s TIE sshsl i7 Mercer street. inme-
SistsIy in rear Of La Fay cite Hall -
Ssis,I fr Iod,s 10 opsn usual daily Sundays ereept-
81 from ,r o'clock to O'clock. r. VI. 1sntlcnen
no, Ladies hours unless in attestance with
ladies'. Boys taught during Y dice, hours.
John hOULsTONE, Proprietor.
New yerh. Nov. ~, issa mis- tms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

as Cay bank OF Bu,fs;5. We snimsdvsrtsi stroal-
,his and showed the Illegally Of II proceSdinss
6tes Cook. That worthy has issued the fol-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15
MRS. VESTS BOARDING. HOUSE.

tEtHbS, bkkCIlSS-i5 oon 1.-TWO consignrnettsl vcry
hue large healthy smyrna Ltcchs, lust nlorcd and 0r
ho.saie and = tail % .enlly arred hy VIM Watson.
kemist &c, hpothe aries Hall % Cathsfine di2 ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

CORPORATION NOTICE Pub ic Notice hereby g.ven
" to the occupants Of al
ind lots improved unmproved lands affected thereby hat
the following have been COMPLETED bv the Asses
sors osyad the Street COMMISSIONER Office for
examination by all persons Interested viz FOR laying flag
sundry Grove street south aide e
tween Blocker and Fourth street beth sides Of Bebune
street bew cen Washington and Greenwich street on the
north side Of Jane street between Greenwich lane and the
Eighth Avenue the perh west corner Of lane street and
the Eighth Avenue Jane street. north side, betv
Greenwich aud Washington street the south ride Of Riv
ington str, ct, between East aud Msngin street
Also far fencing block grosnd hetwcea the 5th Avenne
and Union between 18th aud 18th the
north side of street. between the 5h and 9th
Also for well and pump in 2oih street embracing both
sdes of goth f from The 9TH the 9Th
and to half the blocks the eth Avenue.
Also for well and pump in lth street embracing both
sides of i4h street, between the 5th and 9Th avenues
All persons interests aecedby the above named
who are opposed to the same either of
them, requested to thtir obje0tons in writing
10 the unders gned at the Street Commissioner Office within
tn days from the date Of this notice.
JOHN EVEN. Street Commissionsr,
and Chairman OF the Assessors.
Street Commissioners Office, Dec. 10Th, 1870 6ioiot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

NEW YORK PENNY POST, General Office No. En-.
~ change Place, DORIS Buldngs-Bor.s placed IN
the principal Hotels the Ferry Houses aud rub
lie Places throu hor the City for collection Of Letters
and small parcels, which regularly dtve twice day
south OF 18th street, Tor cents each.
Beside the two regular deliveries all Let &c left Al the
l;snerN Of:c No. Exchange Place at r. NJ precisely
will be delivered before evening, for cents each.
Letters parcels lent at hour daring the day
NJ 81 ling per lie.
Letters 20 kditors Of papers, Free.
Let for the s will be placed ia the Pos Once for
tive cents each, Isyable IN advance ei5 3t'5e
7 EECHEs-Best Swedish Leeehss, OF any > ne,
II santy kep on hand for sale by the inbred doAsn at
the German Drag Store, BY q. PAULUs,
DIS ST. 100 william at
VSHAKsPEARE SOCIETY AssEMBLiks'-fgurth
~ SeascnThe COMMITTEE will meet al the Shakespeare
Hotel Tuesday evening, December sh Friday Deem
Der 18Th aud Wedn,dy evening" Decsmter 2Id for the
delivery NJ Tickets 20 Suspcribers.
The first Assembly Ball for the Season will tabe place al
the shaksp.Ne Hot. ON Friday evening. December :5b
- DIS 9ts rs. 1919
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

HILLS THEATRE The Public are respectfully info N
II ed, thst this beautiful little place af amusement will
open for abort winter season, about the as inst La
dies and Gcntleosn OF the profession Je Of forming
gsssmsnt. will pease app By letter. directed TO
B?r. ISL Pest ofe, N. Y. . -
a ~ Hill
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
Dn,l,,,g-Anncer 10 a Challenge.

The eccentric ii. H. BrackenTlJge, ohs
Of The Judges ofthe Supreme Coup OF Penn,
sylvania, when young man, was challenges
10 eight duel by an English officer whom
he answered as follows;
II nave two objections 10 this duel matter;
The ono !, | should hun you; and the other Is
L., Won should hun me. DO MOI see any
good !, would do me 20 put ball through
So,r body. could make no use OF you when
dead. for any culinary purpose, as | would
rabbit OF turkey. ! sm no cannloai 10 feast
on The fesh of men Why then shoot down q
human creature, Of which | could make no
usei A Buffalo would make better meat,
For though youf flesh nigh, lie delicate AND
| tsodeT. We, il wants the frmaess and cor
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

The Spirit We THE Cincinnati Gazette,
abiding 10 the uprising Of the people for Har
rison in tho West, says;
We have had no movement in this country
like the present, within the memory Of middle
age; and in our earlier history, nothing like i,
is recorded, since the days Of the Revolution,
when a whole nation rose with one heart and
one impulse, to assert its rights and defend
them with the sword.
Over the character ofthe vote which the
Western States will cast next November, there
hangs no longer solitary doubt. Michigan,
Ohio, Indiana, and lllnois,-north and north
west of the Ohio river, and Tennessee and
Kentucky on the South, are now fully arrayed
on the side Of Harrison and Reform" Our
Eastern friends need have no apprehensions
with reference to these States from this time.
Let them grid their own loins with the sword
of battle, as the people of the West have grid
ed theirs, and victory must ensue.-Troy
Wing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
From the Fcho J, pOrien,.

TuE LAST MOMENTS OF LADY HEsTsR
SrASHopg.--I was midnight. | was aroused
from sleep 10y loud knocking at my door =
On opening it, found gigantic negro with
his bride in his hand, and large tears roursing
each other dawn his cheeks 'For Gods sake
come, sir, and save Lady Hester--come quick
or Won viii be too late Within few min
utcs was galloping on the road TO Diouni:
and on entering Lady IIcs'er's chamber j
found her lying on her couch, at the head OF
which sat her faithful negress weeping bitter
ly.
'Zaira, exclaimed the lady, Set my big
maze be sadded let my guards be ready, and
tell the brave fellows that will be ready to
lcah them on to Jerusalem.
ALAS, my lady these are not fitting thoughts
for a death-beh.'
.Insensate Zaira, on my death-bed, J.,
who sc brow is elcircled with a golden halo,
which will last as long as the world who
shortly am going To mount the throne OF Jeru-
} sale n, Avaunt Danish YOU my presence.
/ thea advanc ed, and nv patient began emu
meriiinI to me her myfids OF combatanis
/ who were To follow her 10 the throne of Jeru-
- lem | suggested that her present state OF
! health wouid not allo.s i..~. - take long a
Journey. She attempted reply but sank cx-
hauSicl on the couch.
An old man covered with rags entered
here Is MS history
In 1900 Pierre Louis Lustanos left France
for the East Indies. Penniless and irlendless
but possessing some slight military knowledge
he arrived at Lahore, and served with great
credit under RunJeet Singh. la 1920, feared
and beloved by all, he had amassed an i'm
mense wealth in gold and diamonds. A CON
siderable portion of this he left with his vile
the Princess Cachucca. Loaded with inches
he left Lahore for Europe but just as he
sh,p had arrived off Gibrsher, she was wreck
el, AMI his wealth was swallowed up by the
waves. Nothing was left except diamond
worth Coco, on which lac lived until 1925
when Runieoi Singh recalled him TO Lahore
One day he fsncied that the Almighty ha'
commanded him To adopt the life of a hermit
, aud since tina, period he lived as rigid an
caori,e. Al length he left his cell TO shar
, The ualace Of Lady Hester, whose affection
! he had gained, but they soon qusrelied, a
: boah of them were aspIrsnts for the throne @
, Jerusalem Since that period he has wander
4 ed absut, subsisiing on the bounty OF Lad
a Hester. who carefully concealed the han
A that administered 10 BIS wants.
a was this old man, Lusisnos, who no'
n entered the chamber OF death The Ia
!. avs coan,enaree was lii up with smile q
q a few seconds she then sank down upon he
q couch, and all was over
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
RUTLAND, VT. TUESDAY MAY 5, 1910.

WOMEN AND LApirs.--Time was when, in
good cd Scripture parance, the word wontun
was regarded Us an honorable appellaiion for
adult females. But this word was too repub-
iican for our republican commnuity--for all
such were women and the term implied no
distinction between the nobility and the com
mon herd And so those who wore the great
est amount Of silks and saiins, flirted the most
gracefully about town and in fashionable par
lies, and did no work, must take a higher and
more honorable name, and be called LADIES'
But IN this country, honorable names, like
iastlonable diesses, are coveted by all parties;
and soon u came TO pass that we had no 'wo-
men IN the land. From the succeed and or
nanen'.1 parlor, 10 tie kitchen of the log cab
m. AT hars'',e hsdit< = ~ slss4 ins>nsissa az
this designation has thus been defeated, we
moiios that henceforih none be allowed to the
name OF Ladies bot good housewifcs--,hose
who are real helpmees in the family. and can,
i'm health, earn their own living These are
the true nobility of the female sex and should
be considered Ladies'. Your mere walking
bundles of silk and piano forte players, who
would think themselv disgraccd to be caught
at work in the kitchen, should have no higher
term TO designate them than women, and this
in the odious and unpopular sense which they
originally attempted to employ it in.-ifaine
Culi,uator.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

"Do Buy Ne" This is an express
sion used by the Georgian girls who
ure offered for sale in the Constantine
pie slave market when they happen to
see the face of man that pleases
them. A correspondent ofihc Boston
Post writes thus upon the subject
at is scene that made deep i'm
preston upon me there are seen our
fellow creatures, like horses, or other
cattle, exposed for sale, and yet the
merriest looking set of creatures
ever beheld. The greater portion of
them come from Abyssinia and Nubia,
and are blacks. In the houses which
surround the yard Of the slave market,
are the Georgian slaves, and among
them are some really beautiful; they
have the advantage over the Circas-
slams in complexion. They looked al
me in passing with good -humored
smile, and some of them said few
words which | understood 20 be, 'Do
buy me- They would like European
masters, but the Franks are not per
United 10 pure base, The price Of 8
beautiful, accomplished and youthful
Georgian slave is G6OO."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

A Desperate Conflict. ST Louis Re-
publican contains an account Of one OF those
sanguinary atlrays which sometimes occur ia
the West Ii occurred a short distance below
Galena. That paper says
1t has long been known that there was a
party of desperaioes, horse thieves, counter
feicrs &c. in that quarter A man by the
name of w. w. Brown. kept a tavern in
Bellvieu, and was believed to be the head of
the gang, his house forming the half way
house in their passage up and down the river.
When horse was stolen, it was brought TO
Browns and sold to him, generally in the
presence of some of the gang, who would
swear to his purchase and then Immediately
ran off. Some horses had been lately stolen,
and were traced TO his possession, viii oh, up
on demand he refused to give up or account
for. A warrant was taken out for him and pla-
ced in the hands of the Sheriff A. Warner
attempted to arrest Brown, but he having
fortified his house and having party of some
twenty or thirty men with him, refused to be
taken. The Sheriff thercupon summoned a
posse of the citizens to attark the house. Up
on the approach of the. sheriff's party the party
in the house fred upon them, killing one man.
The Sheriff-s party returned the fire and sew
eral fires ensued in the course Of which sew
eral persons were killed or wounded.
Five or six fires passed between the assail-
ants and Browns party. Those defending
the house had the doors fastened, and defen-
ded it from the windows and other apertures
chiefly from the upper story; each man hav-
ing table before him. on which he had -four
or five loaded rifles. Alter the lapse Of a
few minutes the assailants forced open the
doors AMI succeeded in capturing number
of the men in the house. When the Otter
left, they had IN custody eight or ten prison
ers, whom they intended to try and punish by
lynch law, that evening.
or Browns party two were killed and sew
eral wounded. Oftho shoriH-s portv, . wcr,
killed, . mortallv wounded. and or slight
" n1cl-Some Of Browns men sue
ceeded in making their escape in the confu
sion.
Browns wife fired several times from
back window. One Of the Sherih's mel
Palmer. left family of five or six small
chill lren The inside of Browns house i
said to have presented a dreadful appearance
the deid end the diving weltering on tn
floor, in their own blood. 1t was prevailing
opinion that some of the prisoners would b
executed, and the remainder be forced
leave the country
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

Harrison in Tenness,e--Wo nave already
noticed The first gun which come from Bedford
county, last year loco ioco by 500 majority,
now Wing in all its county officers. The
Shelbyvillc Democrat, (oco) says ofit--"wc
are beaten--badly beaten---and il is perfect
xfuff scssay. csh~rwiss. . Ts this. says lac
distinguished gentleman ofWilliamson county
joining counties, Williamson, Jackson and
Bedford, will give heavier majority for Hat
rison than the whole State Of Tennessee gave
for Gov. Polk, a, tho las, August election.
Troy Wing.