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DESsEcTTULLY Informs Pr, .r
~ taas Fs-hise. tA1t se he a.s.s.. e..
o-'ee i--sssriF oScsP'.1 - Ta.s.. g.
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STOLEN


ENRON the subscriber 1t the Ola Furnace.
u near Harpers-ferry, on Thursdsy nggbt
PC 22d of MAY, two MARES. and bay horse
COLT about three weeks old when stolen
10 white on sad eoii--a scar on its nigh hind
foot o. mother Is 4 dark sorrei. win star
~ her forehead, and welt on her fsr shout.
Der a little above The knee Her far f8rr
foot ard nigh hind foot white. and her hind
feet mitch e-smPed ss' strained b. hard pill
iag. Ihr other mare j. q bay, > hands hish
years old-her body deliosicly made. Sic
has scar on her nigh shouidsf. caused b.
De sWcny her tWo bind feet white. sad /.
blaze M her face reasonable res ard Will
BE gwen - shy person Who viii inform TIE
subscriber where said mares ran D. hsd
ROBERT MILLER.
June ~. is3G-9ts
- Editors Vho ore friendly 70 honss',
uiii much obiigs the Subscriber By giving tie
above place ~ their columns
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COsliIlissiOMcy.ss N0Ic-

Pur,panes Of a decroial order Of the Cir
n euit superior Court Of Law ana Chance
", holden Tor the County Of Jeaer.oo. ren-
doFed on ihe 2G1h day q March, 1854. A IA.
cause OF lieo5 Dy bert, plaintiR. against L.
huci SaPpinsion and Others. heirs oC Thoua.
-appingion' dec defendants, shall proceed
"a sell, al public auction. 10 the highest BID
aer, on Tie eld dry u Juiy nsrf, tbsisg The
trsi dy u July COURT before the Cour,
ito,se door 20 Charlestown, the INTEREST
81 the sa'd iemasl SappinEton. coasisiinr Of
&c Tenth part Of a TR.fCT or Land. SUP
poser 70 p, e'nia'n - acres. lying "a The eols-
" o. yeucr'So' shout four miles above shsp-
Iefdsiown. and iu,medistsIy On ~ ro,,-.s,
river. be LAID - Of "a excellent saaliy
juno -, is3g--u. 49,, 49,.
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TRAVELLING

BETUEI.v HfLTLnORE. HfRPER'S
FkRRT, a4f MANCHESTER.
HvRAvELLERS are row enabled to pas.
a.sty IN es,h~r dsrestios, between Win
eArsser. Va .n. B.i,irsrrr, by . ay os Harpsr'.
fsrry, sl.r'ag the DIV. viz:
wESrwARDI.y.
Ss.rtins from Balfimore in the Cars ri 81 4.
", arriving - The POsEt IL Rocks a u q. VI A..
Ss,isg from tb-t.e- ~ . 4. NJ. is PACkEr
BOAT rees stiy c<.blisied by individuals on th..
C-".i. rcsessing iisrv~s Terry Al y. NJ, anti
tso.a te,roec pscerci'ag Immediately b. the Line
a ; AGES. ao~ running Co Minsicstcr, Va,
sd srr',ins uisrre on the same evening.
EASTw ARDi.Y.
hr sane Lane starts evvry morning from
Ntrrhcser, prescribing above Ly Harper :
ferry 20 de POsst q tosks; Starting frun thcnsc
a - N tie Afternoon by thc Cars % B.l,:-ncre,
sad res<h.ns that si'y L-tuern ten sad sls,en.
i'~ssrnSers can slso pas. ,i.,l, bet~ern Fr,de-
me- C'sy and N'rs.hes,rr On sIibsr diFe,Iion, by
III. sasse line Il eCavry aaee-
M-y 3. 1854
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SFrHM C0ar.

- TkAtEDfrom tls s1bseriber'srcsieses
- ateai tso weeks sgo. a
fmah COW, black and uhits. - =
18th taA eFoad white face f
she Ess obtaiasd from che farmsk -
II John A. Jhompson, Esq ard ms5 FTS6s.
by - 10 ihat retghborhood rovs. All fss.
toussic expenses siii - p1id ~ her rsrnv..
~. MARC tRET D!XON.
Ca1r.ssierr, s-C =. t-gf
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Opcg.oa Eacfory.

SNiIE subscriber having leased TIE Or
q guon woollcn Factory. ore nile fr0za
smiihheid. - now ready TO receive wooI.
10 be esrded INTO Eolis, or 20 be uaazufso:ur-
ed into Blankets, Cloths, Cassiret;.. II-.eys.
Flannels. Sc hroad or harrow. aoeordlrs q
order. lie will also masufsc;srs CARPETS q
various patterns, coscur~ warranted Ikss
esis5iishp'ert having the Advantage of al H.
oPequonSroek. an AZ al tasaes have = sur-
Plus OF water, which Will enable re II az
seasons Of the year 20 despatch work On TIE
shortest notice Noel Esa DC reossseA "a
payment I-in>eys, Cloths, &c exehsnres
for Wool. hope that by sirses sl,eatsoa 20
business. % receive share Of pahiie pasrua-
age Wool will DC received, spd = return
made ohee week. al Mr. J. J. Frame = s;ore
IN Charles,own.
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Ertad and Sieak--An elderly fat gen,lemar
IN discussing over a warm beef steak Al .
Highland inn, called to the waiting bow
Donald, bring me moro bread, for eat .
great deal Of bread to my steak" Donald
answered with much modest simplicity, " Az,
ana please your honor, and ye eat q ereal
deal OF steak 10 your bread"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
.O'OTKCE.

IL persons having elsiIs a-airsi ihr
n estate OF James Milton, Sec'e. are re-
que>ied TO produce theIr accounts n -.r,x
authenticated for settlement.
wM. y. MAGRUDER, .sI.r.
June 10 I-3a-lt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

TIRGLAT.l
IN The Circuit Superior Court of Law ard
Chaneery for tbs county Of LoudoaB. A.
Tui =, I-5l
"'pfft ""fTS PIaiNuff,
AGAINST
-f19f 1s17sv. aef~siaiffratsr If CORE Rgs-l.s
s-r@azsd ard sfi~rs. DsrTxnasrs
Pursganee % dceretal ordsr IN TIE D.
- bove case, ! hereby give notice. that
have appointed ths 9th daJ q July. fs3i. AZ .
o'elock, A. ~ % attend II ny ofice IN Lees
burg, % take an account Of the outstsnding
SOD simple contract &sbts duc By he SAID
George hoWlss, deed. AZ those Who have
claims against the estate % the s,id C,eor~e
hoSles, deed, ere therefore requested "a
bring Forward auf prove their claims On or
before thai day. Wv LUCEFTT.
.Nssfsr C9aa.afslioner.
Jane :. l-9i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

Stu not this uru Nth sorro-'. tear.
NJtsSht bit hiiSi'tcd loaf - here;
The Cherished dover. MT iulI, bl,.n
~ cPeuinS beauties scarcely kno~a.
Was severed from it. earthly stem,
10 dcek al angel. ,i-.l,-ta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

IN The Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
ChaneerJ for Jsserson County, April 18th
1884
Levy BrSza, PLlrxr,rr
AGAINST
Hzz'2sa j. erssa,S a4is.rI.,4srossr aasIGsirs. &c
DETESDASIS,
IN CIIANCERY.
IbUUHE Master Commts,ioner Worthington
u having returned his report Of the debts
against the estate Of Hamilton Jefferson. de-
ceased. and II appearing on motion that seve.
raj other creditors have not yet had their
debts audited, on motion OF Barbary HiDkle
exeeutrix, and John T. Hinkle, executor OF
John HinkIc, declared; IL Is Ordered, That
the report be opened, and that the aforesaid
Commissioner DO further audit such debts
stating their amounts and dignity, az may be
PrrssBtsd to him. giving the usual notice To
all creditors, and make re port thereof accord.
Iosiy-
oo7y-Teste.
ROBERT T. BROWN, G. G.
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sPRIzd GOODS,
.NfSr SPrjH& Goods.
JUST RECEIVED

NiE CszP-iIsl Cheap Store 90.
ErSlenlsaed BY 4 fresh ss,ar.s
SDpi'c. q vsF.ct.s 1escrip;los,s g
sers- ~ho DESIRE % BE well r1r
oFro' r's-osshis tsEr-s. vdl s;-ls
rel y slSEns ~ szlf
u & J. JOINS
CO pill, HlrPsrs-Iersy.l
Nsy =, l-gI
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Limo.

a FRESH kiln Of LIME - rsasr IT, -,
IA at the subscTiber's f1rra. uifi-r- = g,I.r.
ter Of = mile % tho SmIih6eId, CharIests- o.
and HsrPcrs-FerTy Turnpike
JOSEPH CEANTIiAN
June II. 1894.
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NAVE and keep constantly on hsnd. =
u large supply % superior MIL Goes f,r
'sic. JAMES MARSHALL.
raBs - 1913,
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PLANK!
RE.aNrKg PL.aNrEY

EASsAJNA! RksRyV-Kl!
HNHE subseribsf hss qlaziiiy q sea,os.
~ I'D FLANK for 80. & . sas.d quaI,
y such ss . och, inch, ! iach, IL 49,. n
nth, ? - fnrh.
@axWuKE
yoxSE-sseAss ~ feet, ~ fesa Icfesi
- feet anf - feet.
80 80, 81 MoUGH LOGS, % ~ -
80 - ., piss aI.d pgVisr, 3ineh
inch, , ftch, apA iaeh
ChARtEs HARgER.
sissphsr1s,0rB. IsiJ Z. Is11-u
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Oak shingles.

kn1FNERAL Thousand OAK SHINGLES
- tWesi's make Zoe s-le b.
a. KEYEs
Chsrl-s'ova. May 90. 1854
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WILLIAM ,op.
May -, 1914.

From NY knowledge of Mr.. Wa. les I
can with confidence recommend h1ra 20 tie
public. as beng eomPleiel, q s-icr Of hts IT,
siness, aud n man Of indrsirfous aua .seslt
habits, and very aticniiFc 10 busiress. aud I
AN willing To become rcspoussbie f4r AL
work entrusted 10 his char
SAMUEL CAMERON.
Nav 90 ilal
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COaEIssIoSIa's OTFIeE,1
ChaTissf0srn, Jssns "a, 1891. {
eS-Per-ons hav ing claims against the estate
Of ilalaiitou JeiiersoD, deceased, which have
Dot heretofore been audited. are hereby noti-
hs9 that shaIl attend AZ the Office aforesaid.
oH -gan4sg fhs 5fh dsg II vert u0nfh, (JuIv. )
70 enter upon the execution Of the above
fecited order of court, When and where
hey are requested 20 exhibit their ciains
lawfully established. or prepared By proof 10
80 establish them
r. WORTUINGTON,
June ,. l-5A. COEs'F ~ az
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Thank'e, surs, tiank'e,r said a knavisb
pumpkin, whose gratitude exceeded hi, sen.
s'o'lity, as some OF the inhabitants OF a eoun.
Try village were riding him on n rail"
spose ats an onor yer duen me. Thank,e-
though really, my good friends, must saw. Il
nar" fJor he name oJ riding, had a 10,
SO aJ9ot." -"
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HENRY BEDxNCE-
.s'fO-aey af L0I-.

rs. y. lsli-;f : go. ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-27
GLASS AGENCY.

VUNIlE subscriber ha, ing been appointed 10y The
N NEw-ENGLAND Glow GLASS COMPA-
NY ,BosroN, their agent for the sale ofiher Glass,
now offers at the Mandatory Prices first and se-
cond quality Crown Glass, from 22 by II, to 10
by9.
Terms under 800, cash; SlOO, sixty DAYS
credit; $500, 80 days, $500, 4 monis-No dis.
count allowed except interest
The Glass manufactured by the New -En.'a nd
Crown Glass Company, is composed of the best
materials rendering It's transparency very PURE,
and its color very bright, and making i, valuable
for Factories, stores, Dwelling and Meeting lIou-
ses, as casts no colorcd tinge when the rays Of
light pass through il
Contractors and GlaZers in town and country,
will find II for their interest to npply to the sub
scriber, who will eApain to them all the par,ic-
uars as to the prices and terms Wholesale and re-
tail.
All orders " III receive immediate attention and
prompt execution
Its workmanship Is good, and il is very stragh,
and even. Being all Of the first thicL ness il is
cheaper, besides being stronger than other Crown
Glass, when the thickness and weigh, Of metal
are considered. as will be found on comparison
with Foreign rown Glass.
J. c. SHAW.
Newport, Oct. 10th, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-27

MENTAL CHARACTER of TIE cOBBLER.--
Seated all day on low seat, pressing OBJ
durate last and leather against the epi-
gastrium, dragging reluctant thread into
hard and durable stitches, or hammering
heels and toes with much monotony the
cobbler's mind, reg gardless ofthe proverb,
wanders into regions metaphysical, po-
litical, and theoIogical;--and from men
thus employed have sprung many foun-
ders Of sects, religious reiormers, gloomy
politicians, "bards, sophists, statesmen
and all other "unquiet things" including
a countless host Of hypochondriacs.- -
The dark and pensive aspect Of shoema-
kers in general is matter ol ommon obser-
vation. 1t is but justice to them, how.
ever, to say, that their acquisition o
knowledge and their habits Of reflection
are often such as to command admiration
The hypochondriacal cast of their mind.
is probably in part, induced by the i'm
perfect action Of the stomach, liver, ant
intestines, in consequence of the position
in which they sit at work. Foreig'
| Quarterly Reuiep.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-27
February, 6th, 1884;
j JAS. HAN MOND'S
CIRCULAILN G. LIBRARY.

Recent Addiiions-ri-:
2l00 Europe Review, historical and political Of
the late revolution in France, and Of the
consequent events in Belgium, Poland, and
Great Britain, by Caleb Gushing, vols
24ol Miriam, or the power Of truih--a jewish
Tale, by the author of Influence, I vol.
2iO2 String Of Pearls, by g. =. r. james, Iv.
24O3 Rosamond. sequel to early lessons, by
Maria Edgworih, 3 vols.
24o4 Pln-money, novel, by the au,lress Of mo-
theirs and Daughters.
24O5 Domines Legacy consisting Of a series of
tales illustrative of the scenery and mar
ners in Scotland, z vols
24O6 Franklins Letters. A collection Of G,miI
lar letters and miscellaneous papers Of
Benjamin Franklin, (now for the first time
published,) I vol.
2lo7 Inirmlcs OF Genius, illustrated by referring
The ananolies in the literary character. 10
the habits and constitutional peculiarities Of
men Of Genius, by X. n. Madden, z vols.
2iOs Auranszebe; or a tale Of Asraschd, 2 vols.
24O9 Knowles select works - selected works Of
James Sheridan Knowles, consisting of bu
most popular tales and dramas, with an
original notice Of his life and writings, 2ys.
24lO Walpoles Letters. Letters Of Horace Wal
pole, Earl Of Oxford, to Sir Horace Mann.
2 vols
24il Literature. Lectures on general Literature.
Poetry, &c. by james Montgomery, +. 1.
Ga.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-27

even riches; for here every man Of fair
moral character is sure to find credit,
and then it depends on himself alone to
make fortune.
At the end Of 1919, commerce began
TO recover. The system Of finance Of the
United States then appeared settled
1t has met since 1922 with some shocks;
il had To sustain in 1926 a conclusion
owing to the crisis of affairs in England
but the evil was neither serious nor dura-
BILE. The Bank Of the United States,
which at its CONNIE nc ement committed
some faults, for which it paid dearly, has
acted for long time with incOnt estable
prudence. The greater portion Of the
leading commercial men of the country
are connected with it, either as directors
or agents. 1t has for correspondents and
parties in interest abroad, bankers Of the
best established credit-the House Of
Barings in London-ihe House of Hot
finger in Paris. 1t exercises over all the
other banks a necessary control; it obli-
ges them to moderate their issues by de-
manding from them specie, whenever
they appear to have exceeded their linn
its. 1t was owing to it that the circula-
ton of the United States was so solidly
and extensively established Of late, that
in 1891 the banks, properly so called,
were able, without effort, to effect an a
mount Of discounts, which in the princi-
pal cities Of the Union may be estimated
at eight hundred millions Of dollars, and
which for the whole Union probably
much exceeded that sum.
On a sudden this Aourishing system of
credit appears to be on the eve Of de-
struction. Here the banks have almost
stopped their discounts. The best paper,
at two OF three months date, can no lon
ger be cashed, except at the rate Of l5,
Is, or "a per cent. per annum, while the
rate Of the Bank is per cent. AT Phil
adelphia, excellent notes, at short sight,
may be had at l8 per cent. discount
In Baltimore, merchants possessing 10
to $4,000 over and above all their en-
gagements, arc obliged to stop payment.
AS every body here is in business, such
a state Of things compromits all interes,
and thre atens the means Of all. Hence
it engrosses all conversation, all thoughts
all writer's. No purchases are made,
and no sales. Orders for foreign goods
are postponed.
God grant that at the aspect Of ap-
preaching dangers, passions may be
Gained, that the good sense Of the peo-
pie may estimate at their proper value,
unioanded prejudices and pretended a
larms. God grant that on all sides mu.
tuai wrongs may be forgotten, and the
good Of the whole country be alone
thought Of We, Frenchmen, should
ardently desire such a consummation
not only because Of the interes, naturally
feI. in the destinies Of n great nation, bu
also because our manufacturers Of silk.
and merinos, and wine growers may
have to bear their share ofthe cost Of ths
campaign against all banks which the
radical party is opening by the attack
on the Bank Of the United States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-27
INDIA RUBBER SHOES.
BENJAMIN MARSH, JR.

No. 1873 & l39, Thames-street,
las just received first rate assortment Of
u n INDIA RUBBER SHOES, Of eve
ry description; among them are ladies fine figured
at g per pair, good article mems and chill
dren's also.
On hamd as usual, Gentlenen's and Ladies'
Boots and Shoes of every description and price.
Boots & Shoes Of all kinds manufactured in the
best manner and newest style; purchasers are re-
quested to call and examine the above articles for
themselves. NOV Ia, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-27

(Seleeted,
THE BLIND BOY.
The day was bright and beautiful
The boys to play had gone
Save one who sat beside the door.
Detected and alone;
And as the tone Of merry sport
Came family to hs ear,
lie sighed. and from his swelling lids
lie brushed the falling tear.
Ills little heart was rent with pain
He could not join their play;
tie could not run about the fields,
And by the brook stray;
The rolling hoop-the bounding ball
The kite borne by the wind
The acorn hunt, we're naught 10 him:
For he, alas, was blind.
He could not see the setting sun,
And watch the glowing skies;
The beauty Of the moon and stars
Fell not upon his eyes.
The rainbow, when it spanned the clouds,
Was lost upon his sight
And wavng woods, and sparkling streams
For all to him was night!
These truths came fresh into his mind,
While sitting thus apart:
No wonder that the tear-drop fell,
And heavy was his heart.
All, little did the youthful throng,
Whose hearts were full of Joy,
Reflect upon the lonely state
Of that poor sightless boy!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-27
PO II II IL v.

tSeIected.
A MOTHERS GRIEF.
A mothers grief!-ah, there is much
To raise a mothers grief:
Disease, her infants frame may touch,
While yet its days sro brief
To see iis tender form consume,
And its young soft cheek lose its bloom
This il q mothers grief.
To see it writhe in bursts Of pain,
While yet it, spsechless tongue
Can but by bitter cries complain,
With which her heart is wruug.
Its tearless. anguish'd. eye to see,
Roll widely, in its agony
This 10 a mothers grief.
And when. in boyhood's riper years,
The parting hour arrives;
And hope, with her maternal fears,
In vain, within her strives:
To think che never may again
Enfold the form she presses then
This is mothers grief.
And when at length. in manhood's prime,
Her ages pride and joy;
Comes death, in that most happy time,
The blessing to destroy;
On her fair daughters ripened bloom.
To snatch Implying TO the tomb
This is a mothers grief.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-27
HYGEIAN AGENCY
BOTTLlNG AND LIQuOR STORE.

South Wing Of the Union Bank Building.
ID. nj T. LVI LIE,
Id ESPETFULLY infor ms his friends and
II q the public, and COnnoisseurs in particular.
that he intends keeping constantly hand for sale,
WINE and other Liquors, Of the best quality
or draught.
Do in bottles by the dozen or single.
libbert's double Brown Stout and London Por-
ter do, Evans superior.
Porter and Ale in quarts, pints, gross, dozen OF
single.
X. Island and N. Jersey Cider, do. do. do. do.
Genuine lemon yrup, do. do. do. do.
Draught Ale. Restorative, Spruce aud other
Beer.
CORDIAL .-Noyeau, Usquebaugh, Cherry
Stone, Life Of Man, &c. sc.
Portable Punch, a convenient article for sailing
and fishing parties; and a variety Of other az.
tices in the same line.
Liquors for sea stores, or parties, put up al
short notice.
ALSO FOR SALE,
! The highly approved and invaluable Hygeiar
Vegetable Universal Medicines Of the British Col.
lege Of Health, London, and the Hygeian publica.
tiOns.
! Ladies who wish to purchase will please cal
at the House of the Agent, opposite Townsend,
Coffee House in Pelham-street. june %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-27
From the New-York American.
AN IMPARTIAL OPINION.

In the Journal des Debats of the Goth
January, we find a long letter written
from this city, under date of Jan. 1, by
a French gentleman, who is styled in the
Introductory remarks Of the Journal des
Debats, a collaboration of that paper. 1t
relates with great accuracy the incidents
Of the attack made by the President up
on the Bank Of the United States, and
judges certainly with impartiality-for,
as a transient visiter from foreign land,
the writer could have no bias or intere st
on the question-and, as we think, with
great sagacity, the nature and results Of
persevering in such course Of hostility
This is not-as will be at once seen
the speculation Of man at a distance
upon occurrences Of which he can al
best obtain only a partial view, but Of a
close and intelligent observer on the
spot-of one qualified by previous habits
and studies to appreciate fully all the
circumstances Of the case, and who
seems to have spared no pains to make
himself master Of the whole ground
When, then, from such a quarter an O.
pinion is expressed, and the reasons or
which it is founded laid plainly open be-
fore US, it may well be deemed worthy
Of all consideration. Hence we invit,
special attention to the passages W.
have translated from this letter. Tn,
value and effect of Credit, in such
country as this are, it will be seen, yer,
differently estimated by this writer ant
General Jackson-for while the latte
says call who trade on borrowed capi
tal," that is nine out Of ten in every de
partment of industry in this nation "ough
10 break" the wiser Frenchman trea,
Of Credit as what cmphatically it is
and as Professor Hare in his exceller
pamphlet on Credit, SO justly calls it.
"the poor mans wealth." The col
GLIDING paragraph Of this letter, wher
the necessary tendency of such an
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-27
WOOL CARDING, AND
CLOTH DRESSING.
VENIIF sullscrbers have entered IntO To. partner
Il ship in business, under the firm Of
EOIJlD DIiREEE


l. ship in business, under the firm Of
GOULD & DURFEE,
And respectfully inform their friends the public,
that they have rented the Mills in Portsmouth, be-
longing TO 5 Clarke, where they will hereafter card
into rolls, sheep wool of all grades spin yarn
manufacture cloth on shares or contract. - Also,
color and dress wooen cloths, real indigo blue,
and all other cOlors- color and dress garmcnts;-
color yarn for carpets, sc &c, all which shall be
done speedily, in the best manner, aud on the
most reasonable terms. THOMAS GOULD,
Isaac J.. DUKFEE.
N. b. Articles intended to be sen, to them may
be left with Sanford AImy le-Conp'on:- Geo.
Almy or VIM. AImy, Ti,eron;-W rearse or
J. Clifford, Bristol Ferry, ,--t;eo knowles, Job
Gbern'an, or benjamin H. Wilbor, broad IT..
Newpor;- ;-Durfee' Inn, Portsmouth, or at their
Manufactory.
Portsmouth, march 2sth, 1888.