The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-02


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SOUTHERN LrTKRARy MESSENGER The sep,em-
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the article on Madame de Genls, the Greek Ora.
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DRowNEp-Thc body Of German, supposed to
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Cincinnati, on the 18th inst There was bis
person sum OF money In gold and silver, guam
THY OF 81. Louis City Scrip, and two drafts for
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~. Louis
Nor DRAp.-Mrs Dewey, who was reported to
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not dead, brN getting better
Morr SrApprSa By NEGROES IN PHILADELPHIA
An Irshnan named John Carroll, was aeyerelv
stabbed night or two ago, by some negroes.
The MARY CARVER SCHOONER, AND MtRpEp-A
correspondent at Castine writes that Capt Robert
Mcfarland OF that town was sailing master Of
schooner Mary Carver and is supposed 10 have been
murdered with the rest Of the crew, on the coast
of Africa. Letters, dated March 26 were received
from him by the same mail that brought news of the
murder, on the 18th of April Capt. Farwel's resi-
tencc Is IN Nassalborough, in this county, where
II Joseph K Abbott, En-, Of Augusta. His con-
nections are highly respectable, and the shocking
has carried deep aflction to an -
snsivs circle Of relations and friends.