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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
BY the British Queen

NhiOii arrived al New York Nov. %. were.
ee'Nee an interesting tleiirr from Mr. J Morrison
written az ihs British College ofIIeAlth. London
"hrie zoe rlodsetne & Wit i ve speak Below IL
made M"Frissn thinks that IN. reason tina,
many >" uhfs country are - long Ia bring cured
at old seatsd diseases, - that thpy Do nst t.ke
large doses sa"ugh, aud who is a better Judge.
lhan he who Las Tor year, made and ADMINISTERED
The madeleine aud observed its effects; We be.
lese tbs ras.n the lfGe one. la cases oftyphus
irNsf, bl cts affections cholera mofbHs consump-
hon, fhfuul1 I'm, pa-tiealatly
EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM.
Dfopsy. Saall Pa, The Dsaiont-au..
fEVEKS OF ALL KINDS,
aud Ia many o,hsf diseas~s, o. ih-if uors, stage,
iAets shn1S BE- do,es, oflu, -, ~, -, ADD even
mote Pills administered al = dose Ii a. d,s.
With etsat success al oter Euivps, and ihrrs !.
Shsrs ne Hsdictne ia most sBecesful We con.
verse 81 ~sgsHusHta ~ tbs Iowa IN August.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
Information Wantcd,

Of Johanna Riley, who came f,om Lola.
county Of Cork and town Of M.Io in ~. is,,,
psloi iast summer, who Is sister Of MAY Gala.
yuan. ANY information given Of The above n,I.
son VIII be thankfully received by Lewis HIM.
'""sy' OF her brother, the subscriber.
o,..u JOHN CALLAGHAN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
FARM FOR SALE.

'INIE subscriber offers for sale his Farm lying
- on the stage road leading from Rutland 10
whitehall, three miles east of Casileton VILLAGE
IN the north part Of Ira, containing 900 acres well
calculated for a dairy or sheep. A good wood
iot, ana a sugar orchard of 500 trees, q
eooo CEDAR lot IN West Rutland, also a wood lot
near Clarendon Springs, I gether with two Ior.
ses, cows, 10 calves, $50 sheep. For further
particulars inquire on the premises of ctr
Ira, Feb. Isl, 1910. o. IA. ROUND
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

4 e non fe,iiss ra5r, with At who have ursd
fs it.rtf's ftN~ftN TfliS thet fhCv afe pre-
ts..f.tt tAr lsf anf mosi ,f1r caous IAMlil
MEDICINE th.i hs. vt uees asoa ~ Anstca "
Et.if fami, crs.d hfro no Hcquaiaica wth ttcf
NgrtttcH PORE c,ef diseasc. the, would Acrp them
sod De- pfspavd $50 sure REMEDY 60 srply On
sc fri arp-arres ofdissa.e. and ties how m1ch
j,.ffefs uouid - arosied aud morry saVed. a. we'll
the lives ~ ihuusseds DO arc hutSird oyt Of time by
NJ siecuae disrase ia A. fret fiaFes, or 10y not hcing
"a possrs,ion on remedy which tAcy can pace de-
~psndrucr upan.
THE RESURRECTION OR PER-
SIAN ptl.tS TIE nauo ofihess pJls originated
from iht ci'runuanre o. the medicine bong only
Tossed ia tie crmeiucs II F.rsia. Tbs vegetable
pfhduciioa bong 81 "a peculiar ktpd. led TO ytfFrr
ucuif 80 10 rs medical qnslrics sud Virtues In hali
a ~rentefs u lccamc % established medicine Tor the
d,scsscs Of that couuiry. The ostfsci Of this snru
tt pfoaHction was introduced into some parts OF To
fopc, 10 the wear 1883. and uscd 10y many celebrated
pii,ticisns in curing diseases, where all other mcdi
rtnss hsd hcen uscd IN vain. Eariy IN the year 1872
Tie cff.et was combined with a certain vegetable
medrein Imported from Dura Rica. in the East IN.
drs. sad formed into pills The Admirable effects of
tis compound upon the human system led physicians
and families into It's general use. Their long cstab-
ifshcd character. their universal and healing virtues.
tie detergent and Cleansing qualities Of their speclf.
cal actlon upon the r%i'nduiaf part Of the system, are
sueh as vii sustain Their reputation aud general use
~ the american Republic.
To T. Caagt. s. 10.
GcHt. Sirs This j. 10 inform YOU that VIC have
used touf Persian vegetable Pills foi a year past. in
out practice. and are vel pleased with their operation
Briicsing them TO iulGl their advertisement in answer.
inF a. y suhsiIiute where calonpl is indicated, we
can recommend them Ia The public.
Ds BROWN. MkENZIE IL HALSTEAD,
Rochester, 1887.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
Going West +,

INiE Subscriber has two good BOATs which
will leave Whitehall, N. Y. ,or B"aaia
n as soon as navigation opens. and on Inc "a
ana 4'h tuesdays of May, June, August and o.
'oOer' All goods stored with me free Of ch,,a.s
pou.,-, JONATHAN FOLEY.
ROXY Landing Fort Ann, N. Y. March lao.
U-37.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
NOTICE,

A LII Debts due the subscriber on the first dav
"A OF Oct, 1889, must be paid previous TO The
LIST day OF April $40, (hope this notice will b,
attended to- JAMES BARRETT, Jr.
Rutland, Feb. "a, 1910.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
Fall and Winter Goods.
ADAMS & DAVEY.


A RE now opening a large stock Of fashionable
"A u GOODS purchased in New York since
Pressure Came On,
at very reduced prices. and can assure the public gen.
orally. that they can sell goods much lower than those
that purchased their stock earlier in the season.
onab'e goods now worn for Over Coats, Pilot, }ea.
yer and Lion skin Coatings. English, French, Ger.
man, and American
Broad Cloths,
ofthe best style and colors. Plaid and Fancy CASH
meres. Buckskins, Sattincts, Of supcrior quality, Vest.
ings, &c.
Also. a good assortment of Cloths for
Ladies Cloaks and Dresses.
Merinocs. Mouselin de LANES. Silks of every
quality and price. New style Of French, English
and American
Prints.
ofe'ery observation-disclosures, and every article usually
kept in n country store.
china, Crockery and Glass Ware.
o. the latest patterns. Hard Ware, Looking Glasses
Pa-per Hangings, &c.
West India Goods'and Dry Groceries of the hes,
quality. Arrangements have been made to keep a
large quantity OF Lamp, Sperm ond other OILS, of
superior quality, which will be sold by the. Barrel or
Gallon.
The above Goods IRE fresh from mar
ket; great pains have been taken in
selecting and they will be sold remark
ably cheap for ready cash or good
credit.
Castleton, Nov. s., 1889. min,46tf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
NOTICE.

ms may certify that my wife Edn, Hill alb.
seconded from my bed and board abou, ,Is
l'lh Of Jan, withou, any ius, eause q, no" voc
Lishlng with her my 3 bildren, named Iyd,s
Hoel'ne, and Mary H,Ii-and gone 10 nat Is
hhoNn' This Is to forbid al persons Ls,ho,;na
OF unsung hei or ether Of the ehi'dr-n an .s
account as ! shall pay no debts Of ,hei, ,on,a -
& ,,Ishasa 49,. JOHN HILL 30.
"iSi iotu lib
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24
The Resurrection or Persian Pills.
Superior 10 Tho H,gean. Rrand1e,h,s

I'tns' teHs,s ths Ngtclioss ipfees g,ns,.,,
al 80. taa' - NsaPound tsfoss ,hs osti,r
seAesaas iis@ Iutd ths, a. - ~ :.
sfftst thsg pN 1a re
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

: the most valuable remedy now in use for Coughs
tColds. Asihsma or rhtisic, Whoopinp Cough. and
Pulmonary Affections ofoycry Kind. lis sale is stead
il, increasing, and the propriciors are constantly re.
cciying the most favorable accounts Of its ELECTS
The following new certificates arc offered for publ
cation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

Tegefdble Pulmonary Baks1m.

ecidcdly the most popular remedy ever known in 4
mcrira.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

LorpoN MoNEy MAnkEr, March g. Hall. PAST oNE;-Ths
following an extract Of the chef part Of the sent
morning
dsssr%ned the .cheqasr Ellis dated The montho June
AND March $50 di and spp sbs
aver pills carry ing ost public works fisheries shall on and
On the above being published the Stock Exchange in the
larry p1t Q, .e hornns unt to the
iight>ss itestablshed an unbeatable conGdence
re raising Of the Exeheauer Bills to2d per day is caen
ference between Three per Cent oasos at the IRE price
Is sd a. Interest est, 1 , % than the former
been done anTng ne morng bat the Fqreen there
god deal OF a,y sti continues the Spanish Market
he the scesaer to se e wna ther by
funding Exchequei Bills, or by loan. "
have ne on and S be
suoed siSto for the Accounts Money Exckequcr Bills
{Ne ~ 70 Bank Stock shut India Stock shut in India
In Tie Foreign Market Spanish Active reach a present
Spanish net doas Is
LoSpos CoRS EXCHANGE, March s-The arrivals of both
done here in any ar.e Of The trade since Monday, and
remain ths reported The Flour trade remains dull At last
in bond, in expectation of lower duties.
TEA MARKEr-The market very fiat, and those who sold
eyes turned To- sSs do%is Il i said that the great
payments due for Tea have all been adjusted
tnues in the inactive state noticed last it'll
moderate e1tept of business doing bat no import q
Of all kinds save lndia and Egyptian and holders have there
fore been enabled obtain the full prices of last week for the
knds are heavy OF sls at last Fridays prices he ssie
toaay are about 5000 bales Of all kinds O go ea Island %
to sd and of is0 stained ditto so bales sold to 3D. being
y hp pG s sr MIA r OF
1909 bales Of and Exporters 500 400 Bsng
and the sales 20 $50 bags viz:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

cave seventeen persons were found in dwelling
about five yards square. In another, eight persons,
with two pairs of looms and beds, in cellar six
feet under ground, and measuring four yards by five
There of families with little or no bed
ding, having literally eaten il, pawned, or sold for
food The outdoor relief TO the poor is three times
greater in amount than the average of the three
years ending 1888 South of Bolton four miles,
large spinning establishment, giving employment to
500, and subsistence to 800 persons, has been en-
tirely stopped for nine months The proprietor has
upwards 100 cottages empty, or paying no rent,
and, although possessed of immense capital, finds
himself unable to continue working his mills to adj
vantage. Entering Bolton from Manch hester, another
mill, requiring $50 hands, has been entirely standing
for Is months. In the centre of the town another,
$50 hands, stopped several weeks. North of Bolton,
one mile, spinning, manufacturing, and bleaching
establishment, on which 200 persons were depend
ent for subsistence has been entirely standing four
months. Several mach makers and engineers
now employing one to two hundred hands less than
usual at wages varying from fifteen to forty shillngs
week.
BRITISH TRooPs CANADA.--The United
Service Journal of the LIST Of March, states (ofi-
cally) that the following British troops are in Ca
NADIA:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

LIVERPOOL CoRN ExcHASoE, March From the coptiua.
Of adverse winds the ARRIVALS of Grain Flour and
ea "S s port between Tuesday last and to-day have
ing to wait anticipation better supplies ere
long the bushes, passing ia any article Of the Corn
any re s !Soa
the last week except Beans raised
M and sH ms. 9 I'd az 5
he @ Sa' may %s ssa
da s I'D SsDy @ a
TO press sales lower erns the stated
@ else ada ssf.
sS IN bend has :. meet and soc
with few buyer, under sis which now rsaar but not OBJ
inRo5i Of Grain for the week ending March swhes
Pee. S;ogs MAJ. $50 Beans &C. Eugorisd during Inc
Ma sa.y o. sacks
as to f s Of
pus engaged in III spinning and Of cotios
IL sr%as ore. Since ssT shs
Per sa 'S5f s sssst .s
Will I'll. M;
10 y aPgss its yavs when COMPARED % the
Sic 5o"e eas-CseSta BOMBAY and Madra:,
other closed to our rS at the
present MT thai, until re-o.ned to expect any decided
HvpDErsFiFL We have nothing state Interference
r. ts %s1s Hsss
some sy's efnew fancy wooers small profit ma with dit
goods, trade altogether tsble, and without spec
dy change the most disastrous results will he
amongst merchants manufacturers and shopke,pers The
opratves also suffer much and fear their trials
not even near az end.
BRDFon9The market today IL nyhing wor,c in all
aud with as low - hey with downward
altogether tsings most goony. Yarns here nothing
this trade q rrpsrt The prudent which
spnuers have Tor long te prsucd reducing their produs
tons u The real has et for long while past
steady and today there is change Wool: There
deeie giving NAY Tie part Of s,apeis with e anxiety
to- iitsocks. Prices raj Der lower.
demand CONTINUES pretty good for those de-
Scorpions o goods TO winch reference made
and OF such the het much bsrer Of stock
than for time past There life any other de-
parment of trade and on the whole things still dull Wool
Is July AS easy To buy.
trade has been for several weeks
past, st mansting Gov inward tendency and the
cent prices Of both and cloth cannot be We
hope however that TIE very suspicious state Of the weather
will have favorable ispressi . ere long.
AMSTERDAM, MARcHs Owing to eonsderzbIe sale In the
lntegrae have to notice fall ia them the other
funds ais. heavy. The Actions of the Society of Com
in request al the opening OF the market which
given i1s but the middle part of the they
81 TO i77 In Ardon's Spanish great deal acvity pre-
vailed, and they sought after b,lre Change hour
% 6 aud they maintained the latter price h elise
Of he Market When some realizing took place. and they fell
70 LIS.
he Report Of the War Budget Of Besum has BEEN sub
mid To- the Chambers which the timpertsnt
maads 81 10000 francs and Of the sections
this enormous amount, aud they demand reduction. The
central section had several interviews with the Minister who
persists IN bis frat demasd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

AGAIN AHEAD.-On Saturday last, we published
in our" Weekly Herald" splendid map ofthe City
Of New York, divided into electoral dis tricts by
the Commissioners acting under the law; ac-
companed with tho names Of inspectors, and every
other species Of information necessary to vote under
standingy next Tuesday week Not single paper,
great small, had the enterprise sagaeiiy TO pub
iish or originate so useful sheet Of information.
As usual, the sale Of the Weekly was tremendous
There 40 600 voters in New York, every one Of
which wants TO examine the map and see where he
votes. OF this number were only able 10 supply
something under 10000; but a second edition has
been issued, and may be had at this Offices IA
cents per copy. The excitement on the election
may demand a third edition. Those who want
copies should call early.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

NoMiSArrors ron ALDERnEN AND Assistants.
These nominations we shall scrutnize severely,
soon as they are completed, those those OF the
wings and those OF the loeofocos What, for instance
could make the wings Of the Eighth Ward nominate
w. w. Todd 7 Can a who neglected his duty,
as he did in the Manhattan Bank attend to il better
in the Corporation In the 18th Ward the loco
focos have put mp fine fellow and most admirable
troiter Of horses over the avenue thinking proba-
bly,, that he will also trot into flee. wc1lsce
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

Great ExcirEMENr-PRxAcHrNoA Ar A Prr,,r
uh-THE RIVAL PREACHERS, kirk AND Knapp
yesterday was great day in the annals Of preach
ing IN this city; Brother Knapp and Brother Kirk
commenced preaching early yesterday morning, and
preached with a sort of forty horse power against
each other, against time, and against the Devil the
whoie day. The excitement in the community is
tremendous. The rival chieftains, Montague and
Capuiet, never raised much excitement in We
roma, as these pious men have raised in New York
Both OF them preached to the purpose, yesterday at
least, for both of them took up collection, and
very handsome one it was. Brother Kirk preached
at the Tabernacle, and Brother Knapp at the Baptist
Chapel in Mulberry street.
Both Of the churches were crowded the whole
day. and thousands went away, unable to obtain ad-
mittance. Brother Kirk preached against the Cath
olics, and Brother Knapp against every body except
himself Brother Kirk said that the Protestants Of
the United States ought to set to work and put down
Catholicism in France; for the Catholics were de-
PRAYED, corrupt sensuaists, and little no better
tAan Pagans. He proposed to Protestanize Catholic
France. With this view Chapel has been CON-
menced at Lyons and $4,000 is required to finish it.
With this view he preached, in order to get his
christian brethren to forward and pay down
$1,000, the sum required to finish it.
Brother Knapp preached to still greater effect
He told his brethren that he had preached hard for
hve weeks in succession, and that they must
make up purse for him, which they did, and
ry handsome one it He took for his text,
Come all we that hunger and thirst after righteous
ness" &c, and very powerfully he handled it,
The place was SO crowded in the evening that sew
eral hundreds could not gain admittancc; it was
hot that many tainted, and fears were entertained
that the place would fall. Knapp said he had
nearly broken up all the theatres and liquor shops
and stopt all the drinking; that he would quite
do so before he left New York. There was such an
excitement and noise that numbers glad to get
out rush was made by the soap locks and row.
dies to get into the Chapel, and the door forced
open; but the watch dispersed the mob. The row.
dies stopped those leaving the Chapel, and erie
out, "Give me your check, SIR" as the boys do at
the theatres; and +" who'll sell a check9" Who
wants to buy check to see Mr.. Knapp perform?"
=" Fire! Fire." "Bill of the play"-and all sorts
of cries were heard for an hour.
The fact is that Knapp and Kirk will have to
preach together in the Park, and then they will
gain more popularity and more money. MIR. Knapp
send your hat round to q Ann street. and I'll put
half eagle Of gold in it. Although you do send me
to hell, before go to that old fashioned country
will give mite to fill your belly, and to buy you
pair Of brceches. Every must live by his
trade, and don't know why you should not. Yoa
werk as hard at your vocation as do at mine.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

DEATH OF CHARLES ii. GRAHAM.-This gentle
man, who died yesterday after and distress
ing illness of six months, (said to be dropsy
difcation of a long standing liver compaint,) was
remarkable He was at one time the managing
man for all Gilfert's complicated business at the
Bowery. He wrote several dramas farces, and
was engaged as the principal writer in conducting
the correspondence for Robert White and Mr. New
bould which led 10 the removal Of the dcpostes. He
was latcrly occupied in selling horses Tattersas,
the Bazaar, &c. He possessed great talent, and a
fund OF genuine wit aud anecdote. lie was verging
on 60 years Of age
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

CHsrH,M THEsrRE The entertainments selected for this
sves,ng VIII be yry amusing Mr. Hill aypens new melo
drama and as solomon swop snd Mess Blake aud Browne
.me ont W new fsse, which will be represented without
the sh ne 81 suy other rormsrs, he local drama
IN which MIR Hill prr written by gentleman of this
will he produced ~ the course Of the week.
Beoapwar CIRcus-Thc Company IL 10 perform in Brook
yn On hsiy trdy AMI -atur sy evenings next at Ds
nons Garden a. this and the two succeeding even gs WI
ne The last ~ this splendid ompany Performances Tits
city, crowded bouss may he looked for Jimalong Iosey
smith and Bs swscny To entcrtn ". deuce this
evening beside tc etg ship OF Mr. " Dae,
CadMaader lenrny On fsts Of gymnasa BY the troupe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

Go 1T, DAnKEY.-De Bobolition Konwenshun at
Albany hab nomitted Jem G. Biney for Presum-
dust of dem Yunted Stets, and VERY rempesta-
bull Brack man in Phillumadelphy for his Vice
Kurnel Dix Johnsins war acaudandate-but he not
wife enuf an his drummestidk rollootions. OF ders
abouts-at all, for dem VERY HE hefis.-[ Destrak
from de Minnuts.l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

No WAR.-There W i'll be war with England or
America this year. We shall be so busy building
log cabins, drinking hard cider, and giving each other
hard blows in the eyes, that shall have time to
quarrel with the id English. Next year, they
may look out.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

AwrvL.-The three Sunday newspaper, "Ncws,"
ATLAS" and Mercury" are improving rapidly
The Views" has reduced its dimensions--a most
sensible thing; and the "Atlas' and "Mercury'
touch moro on local affairs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

Mrxrco AVID rHE UsIrED SrArrs.-Tbe Ame-
rican Consul AT Vera Cruz, arrived at New orleaans
on the 2i'h Of March, in the cutter Woodbury.. he
is the bearer Of the treaty between the United
States and Mexico, recently ratified by the Congress
ofthe latter. The stipuaiions Of the treaty have
NOT trans red.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

o. RUSSELL the vocalist, is at Albany singing his
best songs. He has given up politics to the black
guards Of Tammany and Masonic Hall Right.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06
In General Committee Of Democratic JYhig Young
New YoRK, April 9TH 1910


New YonK, April 4tb, 1910.
EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES.
Whereas, in the opinion Of this Committee the
present system Of empio, ing the convicts Of our
State Prisons IN cal pursuits, is prejudcal
TO the interest and welfare Of great portion Of our
population-the Mec as a body, we
look upon most useful and deserving me m ers of
ty,-Thercfore--Rsso solved hat a C mmittee
be appointed. whose duty il shall be, to apply 10 the
Legislature, through our Senators at Albany for a
repeal Of that odious law. requiring convicts TO be
employed in mechanical pursuits, thereby taking
the bread from the mouths Of the honest and indus
trious mech anic and his family
Resolved-Thata copy Of the foregoing preamble
and resolution be signed by the officers of this COM
mittee and published; with request that il shall
be copied into all the Wing papers throughout the
State, urging upon our Wing friends the necessity
of uniting with us on this subject.
By order.
EDWARD MINTURIN. Chairman.
Henry w Havens, lsscr.,,r;..
M. o. Roberts, SSeere'ares'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

Or Our friends, the political blockheads, will
please read the extract from the proceedings Of the
Young Mems Committee. II may cure them Of the
ague-Who kuows1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

MoRE FIRES The carriage factory Of William
p. Lansing in West Troy, was destroyed on Thurs
day last. Loss Szon-ins"red The upper part Of
Parker and NJ. " Stanley x Co. was also burned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

Gt- Wilson's BENEFIT comes off tonight, at
the Park. He gives capital bill, and will have
splendid house.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

HAYWOOD, late manager Of the Chestnut street
Theatre. sailed for Havre ON Saturday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

SLAvrns-Two have lately been CAPTURED bx a
British cruizer. One, the Victoria, was taken in
Bahama channel All her slaves had been pre-
viously landed on the Isle of Pines
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

FrRsr EoAr.-The steamer Gore arrived at Ro-
chester, last Monday, from Torono-the first arri-
val this season.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

MAraszAs.-" La Aurora" to the ed ult. has
been received
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

o. NrcnoLs, formerly Of the BufIalonian, has
published curious book which we shall notice a.
curiously.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

90 Beautiful weather yesterday.