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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01
PHILADELPHIA
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~
4 aili'y newspaper neural N Poliiics
TorposN" 10 qu"t"ery' ana d9'oygd to
'"e "Sc'UI Af'S' EaacaIoh' morals, Aealli'
ana ,,' amusement
N' "AeS' S"ctcheS' haffatlVe5' blogra-
p'i''' ESSAYS %n" poems Shail DC oil the
'i'S' ofder' Hls pest promotions OF the best
writer's oI ule gay. ALSO articles Oh lis
Wy AS''onoIny' NhlH'ta'f!' ana al me
''se'u' "I's anu sciences WIN hoSFaI
PoT1oR ol Hght reading anecdotes wi
an" Ilulhor' making a varied, HcA' am
lLI'.h-ih~ ping Olo.
I1'9e o" me OceaH'-~i urniShng mar
ra'i'GS Of slefIhg adventures at sea, snow
ing NE courage ana heroism Of the bold
Mariner as
lie springs from his hammock, and flies
ID me Deck
Where amazement conifon!s him with
images DIRE
Wild winds and mad waves drive the ycg
sci wreck.
Tine masts fly in spiin,ers; the shrouds
are on fire.
F0reigl and domestic news, Conrrsss-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01
INSOLVENCY.

4 me undersigned having been ap-
N pointed by the honorable Court Of
rrooa'es OF Holmes county, mississippi, Al
uie june term, as commissioners oil lnsol.
yenry, on the Estate of Mumiorl Dick.
son deceased, will meet at the house OF NJ
Moron, OH the third saturday III thi,
month, for the purpose ofreceiying. OK
aiming, auditing and allowing claim.
against said decedant.
VA. horton.
". Il HARVEY,
JAMES j.. SMITH,
Commissioners.
Jule 10. % On
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01
NOTICE.

WWTE will at the august term Of The
Wv Coar. ofProba,es Of Ilolme coun-
~, 1913, present to the Hon. Judge Of
said Court, our account FORMAL settlement
and allowance, as Executor and EXccu.
irlX of the last viii and testament Of Lew
is Z Ii Miller deed.
JAMES MILLER, Exr.
S.4RHu l. MILLER, Exrx.
june ID, CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01
DISSOLUTION oFPARTNERsHIP

-@NIIE coparinership heretofore exist.
I ing between the subscribers, is this
day dissolved ~ mutual consent. All
persons having claims against the con
cerA will please present them for paymait
and those due the firm, are requested 10
pay the came. .a.
" CALEB MORLEY,
THOMAS JENNINGS.
Tchula, April IL, Is43. Is 3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01

give arc authorised TO annunco b.
,.on Esd, of Tchrla, as a candidate
,Src Of the Probate Court Of Holmes
~ At the ensuing November cleo
oro authorized to announce BEV-
IN SCOTT as Il candidate for
:, Of the Probate Court Of Holmes
At the ensuing November cleo
'1 o,,horjzcd to announce JOHN
VINES ", as candidate for Clerk
: p,abate Court OF Holmes county, at
gr.ning November election ,o,,
s nrs authorized to announce JOHN
/. EytTT. the present incumbent, as +,
,; ! -, for reelection for Sheriff Of
as county, at the November cleo
II oro authorized to announce 10
IN D, WILLIAMS, as candidate
rav CoIlector o Holmes county, al
\. iogning November election o,
aro authorized to announce SAM
IN T. RAMS. as a candidate for Tax
se Ill., Of Holmes county, at the ensu-
november election.
are authorized to announce Joseph
I'm, the present incumbent, as a can
WITTY f,r reelection to the office OF Clerk
81 4 "A Circuit Court of Holmes county, at
vi sbsuing November election.
are authorized TO announce John +.
s3hbms, scn'r, the present incumbent as
y. ssn1lgte for reelection to the Office
u ~ Of the Probate Court at the Mo-
,enIber election.
It'll are authorized TO annouce A. G.
n.s4 Is candidate for Clerk the Court
e p%batps at the November election.
We are authorized to announce Jacob
I,s,t;,s Esq. as a candidate for Judge
es,As Court of Probates, at tho Novem-
bef lection.
{. Ns are authorized to announce \. W.
s.ok4s, as a candidate for Clerk OF the
Cant of Probates, at the next November
pleclipn.
Ife are autl otizod to announce James
ss,..hers as a candidate for Tax Co!lec-
H. N the next November election.
We are authorized to announce Aber.
|Iagfjs. as a candidate for Assessor, at the
lax November election.
IVY are authorized to announce DR.. A.
/. Rove, as candidate for Clerk CT the
Court of Proba,cs.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01

mt WILL sell at the Couy. House in
I'll in Lexington, on the fN

W WILL sell At the Court House in
III in Lexington, on the '4
2411 deg Of Jtly rcr',
the following described real estate, effects
of Leroy Sims, who has been declared a
Bankrupt to Wit: Lot No az, in the town
of Lexington, being the residence of sand
Sims. Title good.
T. $. HUNT, Assignee,
Ia Bankruptcy.
June "a, 1912. "a Ids.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, the west Hall
south cast quarter and west half sou.l
west quarter section &, township 2, range
3 east; surrendered by James ". Wade
as part Of his effects in Bankruptcy. Ii
dc good.
T. S. HUNT, Assignee,
In Bankruptcy.
June "a, lS43. ~ IDS,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01
TRUST SALE OF
Valuable Negroes.

WL uRSUANT 10 the the provisions
III Ola Deed Of Trust, executed 10 the
undersigned as Trustee ~ Adam Carson.
TO secure a certain sum Ct money therein
mentioned 10 Ann Chambers. which deed
bears date All Of April, lS40, and duly
recorded in The Office Of the Clerk Of the
Probate Court &c Holmes county, Miss.
pa book g., pages G22 and 323; | will
.on saturday the
IGh Of DeccmIcr aer',
proceed to sell at public outcry to the
.highcs bidder at Richland, the follow ing
.aamed Negroca, to vii: Price a Negro
man aged 40 years; Adam man aged 30;
Edmund a man aged 2S; Sorrow a man
aged 20; Tom a man aged 30; Henry a
|lnan aged IS; Rachael a girl aged ii;
ih2ahc.h a wcman aged twenty; Susan
aged twenty; and girl aged twelve; Ca
", agirl aged nine; Dolly a girl aged six;
George a boy aged two years; Beck a
womanaged i"rty; Nose a boy aged four
teen; Ed il hey aged thirteen; Seaburn ;
hoy boy aged Twelve; Fanny girl agos
Twelve; Della woman aged tweu,y-six
and her child Robert aged one year; Celii
Ia woman aged twcnly-six years; Ned ;
boy four years old; Jun a boy Two years
lola; Adam aged one yoar; Mary womal
aged forty, Flora girl agedrwcIye years
simon, Il boy aged ten; Tidy girl age,
..,c.It, F,..t, , 49,, - ,,,r,1 ,,--. /u.,z;...
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01

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Nulu'y illustrated with over one
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
E Will sell in front of the court house
N in Lexington, on the 2llh day OF
July next, all the interest that J. 4. ".
Page, heretofore had in the following de-
scribcd land, to Wi: ives. half nor;h west
quarter seciipn IS, township Is, range 4
east; which land has been surrendered by
said Page as a part Of his asses as d
Bankrupt
+. s. HUNT, Assignee,
Ia Bankruptcy.
June 81, 1912. "a tbs.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01
INSOLVENCY..

,E lie undersigned having been an.
N pointed by the honorable Court OF
Pro5ales Of holmes county, at the June
term, 1913, commissioners Of Insolvency.
on the Estate OF John $. King deceased,
will meet al the office of The clerk of the
court Of Probates, on the second Saturday
in each month, for the next six months.
ior the purpose Of examining, receiving
and allowing claims against saill
decodanls estate.
J. VI. IiOhLINGSWURFH,
:. II BlUGllN,
W. a. tUKDOH,
J,lnlD. 6h C""'uis.ino's.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01
NlT,ICE.

IA WILL, at ticJuIy term l643, G
% The l4ba,o Court Of Holmes county
present my account for final settlement 4
allowances, as Executor OF the estate D
John Lipforl, deceased % eti0
EM. EGGLESTCN.
May %. ID ~
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01
MAN OF THE PEOPLE

n MAN OF THE PEOPLE
4 Tie French Revolution, by G.
~ aoefg' author of the Prince-Dukc
age This is a novel fall of tri-
eu.n;s' from beginning to end..-
= the celebrated Mirabeau. II
% excite a great interest.
single; Q copies for 81;
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01
INSOLVENCY.

'TNrG undersigned having becnappoint
~ ed by the honorable Court Of Pro
bates of holmes county, Commissioner,
Of Insolvency, at the Iipril term thereof
l8i3, on the estate Of Cdr;is II Gregory
deceased, viii meet at the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Probates the third
saturday in each month, for the next SIX
months for tie purpose Of cxaming, aud.
ting and allowing The claims against said
dece'iants estate.
=. "a. It'iiLlNGSWORTU,
SAMUEL II u CGHN,
HENRY ". BNOW ",
(pmnissiun r..
June 10, 80 Gu
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NOTICE.

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Z Jag under the firm Of Mochousc,
M1.her, d Co., is this day dissolved by
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10
NEW YORK HERALD
New York, sunday, september 10. is4s.


VERMONT ELECTION The returns from the state
of Vermont are sufficient TO indicate that the wings
still retain their supremscyin the State; bat they DO
not give results which we can rely, to show the
relative strength of the opposing parties There are
three candidates for the Governorship. "Honest
Jack Mauocks." the wings love to designate
him. is their candidate. He lives in Peacham, and
was a member Of the last Congress. He is the
member who boosted that he never made speech
in Congress during the time he had seat there,
having been disguised with the empty defamation
of so large a portion Of his feIew members. He
was put in nomination by mis- party in Vermont in
hopes 10 secure the abolition vote. Charles X.
Williams of Rutland, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court, is the liberty party or abolition candidate.
He is also whig. The democratic candidate is
Daniel kellogg, Of Rockingham, lawyer by profess
sion, OF extensive business and of commanding lie.
gal attainments. The returns which have reached
us, and the votes for the candidates for the Govern
fa
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SHIP LAUNCH Two ships were TO be launched
yesterday nsrnng from the ship yard of w Brown,
foot Of Eleventh street, East River, but in conse
quence of the rong tide and N. W. wind, il wes
deemed advisable 10 let them remais on the stocks
little longer. No day was named for the launch
as il will depend on the state oil the weather. One
Of these vessels is named the Charleston, and is in
tended for George Bulhley's line of Charleston
packets The other is called The Vernon, twas built
for Sturges 81 Chairman, and is to be employed IN
the southern trade. Both OF these ships are full
rugged on The stocks
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

pHLAp5tsHIA Sept s-AT Walter, Boyd Liverpool; Mer
e Susan Bray, Boston; James Hail. st John NIB; Clinton
Harding Gloucester Cid Gen Harrison, Moore NOrleans
Trinidad Ps Palm Eldrdss BS.G9 ,AldrsG King Mobile
BALTiMoRE, Sept 8Below, Pioneer. Clark, from Bremen
CID Ocean Higgins. Rotterdam Sid Orb Watts Kingston,
Ja Lady Warrington, Shanks, Nassau, mp.
GEoRGETowN, DC. Sept S-An Columbia, Boston
Jamaica
RIcHMoNp, Sept S-AEr Toulon, Rich NYorS. Sid Mary
New Bedford; Pocasset Boston.
NoRreIK, Sept lar ", Kempton, Osborn, and State
Rights Lppncott NYork In Hampton Roads Forest KEEL
lum, Thomaston. Cid Union Mitchell, West Indies.
Spoken.
81 9, Ion ~ 80.
Ocean B for Quebec Aug &c. lat 49, Ion AZ Shy the Wal
ter, at Philadelphia.
Dibdn (B) IS days from Liverpool for Quebec Aug 9by
the
Sophia Br 80 days from Liverpool for Quebec Aug &C. lat
as 40, lon SO 10-by the same
ship with black ball in her fore opsa standing East
passed 9Th inst. lat 40 10, Ion 69-by the same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

NAvAL.--List OF officers attached to the United
States ship Falmouth -
Joshua y. Sands, commander 7. Turner, VIM. Chand.
Ter David McDlugal, T A. NJ Craven, leutenants; s.
shipey, Getting master; sterrit Ramsey purser j. X.
ood surgeon; VIM. Fox, professor
L. j. williams, assistant surgeon; VIM " Harrison, Jas
Moore Julian Myers, John stuart, WIN. Hopkins
WIN r. Truxton, John r. Hart, Edward T. Rebshaw,
mid,hipmen; DomiDick A. Lynch, acting midshitmsn
Iohn ID s.nas DO; l.. &. Mcintosh, masters mote; 2. v
Merit captains clerb; Festherstone, bostswain; r.
l. Sheffield, carpenterj Wm Peed, sailmaker; John r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

aYeu'vs bean In the wars. then. Mich ." ssksd the
lrishnsn sfter short pause. ...,..,
that IN Ireland they'd not sSalat poss6iliy.'
am not say thst-no ri not say that; for msnys the
johcation al which the lighting Is the chsfe smuse-
ment But we likes humping on the head-not skinning
That your fashion-my fashion take scalp. You
tbump; skin-whch best %
.Augh skinnn' dreadful operation; but shillaleh
work Comes nately and naturally. How many of these
said scsps, now, may ye have picked up Nick In yer
last journey ,... IN. ri.
enough maketwe so call him Jour"
"Oh Divil burn ye. Nick but there's spice Of yeur
namssake in ye aithes all Tree human I'm &c
'emrur! Dye never think, now, OF yer latther IND
aTink every day of dat. Hope to find more, before
This was said little ncautiously perhaps, but II was
said under strong native impulse The Irshman how
rilis Of rum had BY means helped to purify his BRAIN
He heard the word plenty knew he was well fed and
warmly clad and . now that Santa Cruz so much
ats plinthu place II is is this very manor. There's
all sorts Of things it that's wanted. There's food and
ng-yes divil burn it, Nick but there's what goes for
praching though hne more like what calls praich
ing than yeIe like Mis-. Maud in comelne'S and yell
Got handsome HAIR, said Nick, surlily-"How she
look widout scalp1"
7" The likes OF her IS I'll VINO ever saw one OF her
bcauhy without the finest hair that was What do
you get your ssaps Fare they Of any when you
ind 'em -
:" Bring plenty bye'm bye. Whole country glad to see
him before long-dsn beavers get pond agin."
elbows that--how's that, Indian n Baiver get pound
ed There's pound hereabous. and baivers not
animal to be shut up like hog!"
Nick that his friend past augmentation
and as he himself approaching the state when the
drunkard receives delight from he knows not what it ID
unnecessary to relate any more of the dialogue. The
lug was finished, each man very honestly drinking his
pint and naturally submitting TO its consequences
and this much the more because the two were so
crossed with the that both forgot pay that atten
ton the spring that might have been expected from s
proximity Chap. 4, Toll.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

90 William Henry Charming, son Of the late
DR.. Claiming, will delivers discourse this morning
In the College of Physicians ano Surgeons, corner
OF Spring and Crosby streets, upon the One Holy,
Universal Church. This, we believe, is one oil the
meetings Of the Christian Union which are this day
resumed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

CHARGE OF RAPK.-Capt. John Y Nicholson, OF
the ship Harkaway, has been committed to prison
at Norfolk to answer the charge of having commit.
ted rape upon the person Of Miss NJ A. Potts,
cabin passenger, on her voyage from Liverpool to
James River in June last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

% Advces two days later have been received
at Philadelphia from St. Domingo. A courier had
arrived from Port Au Prince from the disturbed dis
trict with information that the late insunection had
been put down, and that there was probability that
all would soon be tranquil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10
Su1Eslk County IEurdsr.

RIVER HEAD, L. l., Friday Night, IL o'clock.
The case of the people %. Antoine Geisler, has
just concluded with verdict Of Guilty
Judge Rugsles commenced his charge at 40 min
u,es past two, and did not conclude until halt past
three o'clock The jury came into Court at hall
past nine, and stated there was no probability OF
their agreeing on a verdict. His honor refused to
discharge them, and they have just agreed to find
the prisoner guilty.
The sentence is suspended until next May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

Mr.. BUCHANAN IN THE FIELD.-The Democratic
Convention of Lancaster county, Pennsylvania,
passed number Of spirited resolutions, placing
Mr. Buchanan fairly before the people candi-
date for the Presidency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

o. The Richmond papers state that Fletcher
Heath, under arrest for the crime Of murder, had
escaped from Henrico County Jail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

baonders, the Forger-DtscOvery Of the
Money by . Washerwoman I'm this city.
Twenty-four thousand dollars Of the money OBJ.
tanned from the banks Of this city by young Saun-
ders, the recent clerk Of Austen, Wilmerding and
Co, through forged checks, was recovered in this
ciiy yesterday, which, with the sum Of $1,000 taken
from him at Boston, makes up the full amount,
within $500, which was drawn from the several
banks In the following sums -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

Navy Yarn. GosPoRT The appointment OF
Com Wilkinson to the command OF the Navy YARD
al this station, is officially announced in the MadI
sonian, to take effect on the 1t OF October wheu
the following officers will be attached to the Yard
Commodore Jesse Wilkinson Commander Ed
ward w. Carpenter Lleuenauts Oliver :. CHS
con, Alex'r M. Pennock, Carer b. Polndexler.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10
Sales Of stocks at Philadelp l.., ycsterd,

1856 shares Mechanics' Bank, lel; 40 do Pennsylvania
Bank, l47t 90 do Farmers and Mechanics Bank, 80;
$4,000 State 6s 57 40 shares Bank, III $4,000 Ten
l03 5000 do 1855 1885, 5000 do 1857 1885, SO shares Grard
Bank 81; so do Wilmington r. los; 20 do Schuylkill
Bank esp 81.
After Ioafd-ssooo Tennessee SIS, s7i; $1,000 whining
ton 8s 1883 SO; $4,000 Reading RAILROAD Bonds 67A; so
shares Wilmington Railroad iii % do Grard Bank 6y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

dcy- AS il is reported that Mr.. Davidge declines
the Consulship at Glasgow, there is yet chance Tor
our friend Auchncoss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

M CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITYs-The Tonic
iytyre prepared by the College OF Medicine and Phar
m,cy of the City Of New York. has effected SEINE most
v,sordinary cures Of extreme debility, produ
cod by secret indulgence. Being composed Of combina
ion Of the streng and invigorang botanical
m ,Jicines, IL is highv recommended by tho medical
faculty all persons suffering from dyspepsia, assude
loss of appetite, headache, snd all unpleasant
seasaons attending protracted illness, or weakened
co ,sution Sold in large bottles - each; small do
Of half Dozen S. carefully packed and sent to
oil parts Of the Union.
Office andlconsulting rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

NAVY ORDERs.-The following orders have been
Issued from the Navy Department during the past
week.
Commander s. F. Dupont command Of brig Per-
ry, at Norfolk. Commander Henry Henry, com
mand of ship Yorktown Commander e. ]. Pen
dergrast, command of ship Boston. Commander J.
L. Saunders, Navy Yard, Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

o. PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEbhAiEu
Pills, for the radical Of gonorrheo geet ana al
mocupuruent discharges from the uretnrs ore vnver
sally considered by the medical faculty OF .ns unteo
States the safest and speedy remedy LOT W.
tressng complaints They eradicate the disease ~ or in
crediby without tsntng the BREATH
ing with the stomach or confinement from business.
sad IN hoxes Containing one hundred pills, 81 each
'' ' '' w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting rooms oil the College oil Medicine
and Pharmacy. o. Nassau st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

n Professor Reese has resigned the char he
: held in the Washington University OF Baltimore
aid returned to New York, the city OF his former
T. sldence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

Mr.. EVERETT Punch gives The following pune
tlre to one OF ms late speeches;-"Ihe American
Minister concluded speech at Derby in the follow
ing words-l assure you that when these shouts
shall be heard across the Atlantic, as they will be
in eighteen or nineteen days, they will be echoed
tom hearis as warm rs you're We should like 10
he enlightened 10 the route which the shouts will
TAX, from Derby, and when we may expect the
echo back again"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

0D- THE FEJEE MERMAID which produced SO
much excitement about year ago the American Mu-
scum has made her appearance there again. and the pub
lie will have opportunity of settling, in their
minds the long mooted point whether she il the produc
ton OF dame nature the work of art In either
she is great curiosity and WILL doubt, be visited by
many thousands The other attractions of the Museum
unprecedented The Ethiopian serenadsrs, Moving
Dorsmss, Miss Adar Celeste and that most accomplish
ed artistic Mr.. Cole the Contortionst, and his talented
dog Billy, are all engaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

90 THE FUDGE VERSUS THE FEJEE-The
Mermaids again candidates for public patronage.
The manager Of Peales Museum, on hearing the Feee
in the field sent off express to the Fudge who in
santy announced her readiness TO to the scratch
The Giant Girl, and six performers, also to be
Strong attractions for One Shilling The celebrated
Choral Glee Club engaged who will introduce
riety Of catches rios Duets Sc This is positively the
last week of the Giant Girl. That the Museum should
be well paronized is not at all surprising, when such
excellent bill of fare is presented.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

The BALTIMORE ROBBERY Mr.. Ing, who rob-
bed himself OF other peoples money, has escaped.
Ile confessed all, and gave up the cash, on pro-
nse OF receiving $1,000, but eloped without wait
og for the reward The brokers who let him of,
have a been arrested on charge OF compound
Ing felony" They gave bail
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

STEAMBOAT AccIpKNr-The steamboat Robert
l.. Stevens, one of her regular trips up the East
River yesterday afternoon, when near New Ro-
chee, ran on the rocks and bilged. She lies there
now full of water. She was insured for $4,000.