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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

TO FAMfLGF S-Famlics will De sampled at retail on
liberal terms with all kinds OF getnir drugs and med
cnes paints oils, colorug for walls all nA Of diving drugs
aud dye stuifs Pacn medicines and shaker herbs, by
JOHN G. MORRISON n son, Druggists
1876 and tss Greenwich st. betwes yesev nd Fulton sts
NIB. Physicians prescriptions put MP with care si6-im
EOSLIsG's PATENT IfRENCH CUEMI
~ CAL BLACklNG, superior o any IN the United States
rna Ne had nj Ne Franklin Square, the original article
macuscIured. There mist ak in the genuine article
II made in no other place IN IN States and has equal
The Immense quantity sold the In FIVE wears and the
sntly Increasing demand A. which speak louder than
the best pufs be had aay and any guam
uty sla2w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

~ MEDIU M NAT heaven HATS-TODD FLEU.
~ kY, late OF the well known establishment of Leary
- Co., and g. St John, would respectfully inform
friends and the public that have opened Hat establish
ment 1874 Broadway and ater ourselves that after
experience in the business have arrived perfection
In the art OF manufacturing Hats We feel perfectly confident
that the style OF Medium Nap Beaver HAS mpro-
we'd cooring, which offer for sale will reader
tabshment unrvacd and enrol first the list of
fashion. We rival In the department OF TASTE
Hats have been inspected by OF the first judges in this
city, who them TO be superior offered
for sale in this country the reduced price OF five dollars
style Hat that has long been wanting in the department
OF taste and which for has employ the minds and
taxed the ingenuity OF many of first manufacturers but in
first manufacturers la London and Paris receive the
fashions without delay We also offer for sale
Of standard fashion for the splendid Shsrt Nap silk
Hat OF the latest Pa an style and iashen made in imitation
of Beaver Nap.
b. Having had experience for many years in the ceeba-
ted house Of c. john, feel Ourselves perfectly compe-
tent to produce the splendid Chappeau and Military cap
on the most reasonable terms and at the shortest with
all the necessary alterations that taste require.
TODD FLEURN, lgf Broadway,
ss.Ims opposite FranklA House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

STS patcThe very fine coppered and copper fastened
-.s.<&shp MATAkEsSET1, Joshua Drew master, register
48 tom, light drait ol water and will be Mssis
sippi by steamboat will be punctualy despatched above
in all respects first rate for freight For which
passage having excellent furnished accommodations
and Storage, apply TO los South
ROCHE, BROTHERS h CO.
~ b. Goods forsardes from the
will be puncuay attended TO and shipped free
~ Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

"a FOR LtyEHPOOL.--The very fine aew
Tff packet ship SARAH ARsALTA, Capt j. T.. Gardner
burhen 300 tons, ceppeed and copper fac ened, fast
saer and i In all respects first rate conveyance for freight
and passengers This ship vii be fitted up superior Style
first cabin excellent furnished accommodations second
viii DO constructed plan for comfort and
respectable passengers secrage accommodation superior
packet ship IN port only requires inspection be
ypced-ays al pier Is East River Drafts susual Roy
Bank Of Ireland sovcreigs Also post payable
sighiln any part Of Ireland. Apply las South street
A dol ROCHE, BROTHERS CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

DECkSLAy'S LIQUID COMPOSITION. for
removing the blue from stove bars without injury the DO
the usual labor
TIE above liquid only polish to steel that has
been exposed 70 the action Of fire. Int speedily all
stains or rust from dead ground and lenders brass
per- Britannia metal and pewter ceansed with the
greatest expedition To block tin dish that have been
IN use tor years gives the polish of u
grease, nk spets, or stains paint with the greatest fa
clity and without injury 10 the color
Brass lacquered furniture original brilancv
occasionally cIcap-ra by H. For sale by
je2e-t NATHAN v. GRAHAM ~ Nassap-st. cor. Fulton
nH. ROOFS OINTMENT FOX THE SALT
~ RHEUM Scad Head, Teiiers Rogwsfms, Eruptons oa
the face neck hands Nc This Onimen, has been used 80
long, and well and avorahy known that unnecessary
10 say much concerning H. The celebrity has gained has
induced The proprietor put up STYLE cenmensurnte
with the demand, those who he afflicted ith any of
these complaints and feel disposed H. may r, y oa ts
proving harmless pleasant and iBale. put up neatly
N boxes, and that ai sho need may H. Il sold weny
FIVE ~ box y safe IT wholesale and retail by pro-
rrietors agent, NJ w BADEAU at the powery Medicine
Store, $50 Bowerv, New York. slim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21
YOUTHS, AND CHILpEEN,s

n "
hand extensive assortment OF really made clothing
sued 10 age and 1e which they will sell very cbes
tor cash, either al wholesale or retail SIS 3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

u Al Mershandst Specie, and Baggage at The risk OF th
owners thereof a
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. AND
IN TRUST COMPANY.-Persons may effect insursnces
with this Company their own lives, the lives of c.hera
and either for the Whole duration OF @ for limited
3D. The payments OF premium be either made annually
or In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

m5a Known IL CO.'S ONE
&& ST0RE.-The subscribers, since tn,
dkssyoamed al furnishing the public with al
stantial BAT OF the most graceful form, at II
price Of S.. They can now say that their
crowned with triumphant success. The
by them during the last three months, surr
finish any heretofore offered, and stand pl
those of higher prices, worn by the fashionai
patrons they would say--lhe quality, as Ear
form-the price moderate and fixed-the p
the sales for cash. l7s Chatham Square, CO
myl9-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21

Money Will be received In deposit by the Company and bed
"a trust upon which interes; viii be allowed follows
Upon any sum over 3ioo, irredeem,bie for year,
A per sr~s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

Ma. MoDuFFIE.-A correspondent OF
the Columbia i telegraph con:radicts the
statement, lately in circulation. that Mr..
NlcDUFFIE, concurred with MIR. CALHOUN,
in his views of The currency. The writer
says" Mr. McDuFFIE may, and probably
does, prefer the Sub-Ireasuries to the Pet
Banks. He does not ! presume, prefer
them TO special deposites, and | know that
he regards the proposition to demand Go
vernment dues IN specie, ,sith the same ab.
horrence that he did when in 1884, he de-
nouDced il as The most audacious impos
ture that had ever been attempted upon
human ignorance and credulity, having
no parallel in history, and none in fiction,
unless in Moore's..Veiled Prophe, ofKhor-
assam - Ball Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

Gov. Butler, of South Carolina, in bis
message TO the legislature of that State,
now assembled, is very severe on General
Jackson's war upon The currency, bat stu
dlousiy avoids in any shape touching upon
who has followed. or attempted TO follow,
50 closely in the footsteps OF his predeces
sor. The Banks OF the State are represen
ted in a very ilou,ishing condition. The
state of education as regards public schools
bad-also the roads oil the country. The
Members Of Congress from South Carroll.
ma, it is hinted. viii probably withdraw
from the deliberations of that body. ard
return home If the abolition question is
forced upon them.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

II is said that Gen Jackson is daily an
noyed by the receipt of innumerable shin
plastcrs, Of the most ridiculous character,
sent 10 him by mail. Such cruelty to the
ex President meets our unqualified d,sap-
probation. He is old and iDfirm, and such
annoyances. operating on a temper not the
most lamb, like. may prove the death of
him, A tale in the "Aarablan Nights"
tells of an old Caiiph, who died at the
sight Of his own brood of hump backed
children ; and why may not the poor old
mar Of the Hermitage expire in looking
upon his miserable litter of i'll. begotten
shin plasters Prentice.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

MExIco.-By late arrivals ut New
Orleans, from Vera Cruz, il appears
that there has been a change in the
Mexican Ministry. The Treasury
Department has been given to NJ. Bro.
canagre, that of War, to Gen. Mora,
and M. Gorostiza, formerly Ambassa.
dor to the United States, was called to
the Office of Foreign Aifairs. A new
revolution, nevertheless, was daily
threatened, and seemed impending.
The revolutionary movements at
Puebla had been suppressed. lis lead
or was the assassin who some time
since murdered the Swiss Consul, and
had been sentenced to ten years inn
%prisonment. He conirived to escape
from prison, and placed himself at the
head of the revolt. 1t was supposed
that Santa Ana had a hand in the
movement, and it is added that the CO.
vernment was afraid TO bring him to-
trial.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20
Removal.

EB ICfiARD w. RUCKLE, respect
EE fully informs the public, that he has
removed bis Cabinet Making establish
ment to the Shop formerly occupied by
Mr., James 5. Boyd. where be is ready TO
furnish any article in bis line OF busIoess,
at short notice, and On reasonable terms.
He manufactures. and will generally keep
on hand. SIDEBOARDS, SECRETA.
RlES, BUREAUS, TABLES, DRESS.
ING STANDS. and all other articles per
tanning to his business, all made in fash.
lonable style, and Of any kind Of material
that may suit the purchaser. Thankful
for past %favors, and encouragement, he
]solicits a continuance Of the anne
Nov. 90. 1881.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20
DEFERRED ARTICLES.
NEWSPAPER PArRoSAaE.-The edi,c

NEWSPAPER PAFRoNAGE.-The editor
of the Ebensburg pa Mountaineer-
states IN his last number, that circumstan
ces beyond his control. have induced him
TO suspend for an indefinite period, and
perhaps forever /; the publication Of bis pa
per. The Mountalneer,' which is a
weekly paper, isstated to have one thou.
sand subscribers ; but they are 8 scattered
over the face of the earth and so wanting
IN the &c the virtue Of renting their dues
10 hIm without a personal call from A col
%lector, that the editor declares he does not
receive as much money as will serve to
pay his postage on his %lellersi He prom
ises 10 resume the publication ofthe Noun
%tsineer. {" when all arrearages shall have
been paid, and not a moment sooner."--
II this be his resolution. we may conclude
th at the world has looked its last apon the
Mountaineer. Or the editor OF That paper
will have better luck than ever had any
newspaper publisher before, if he should
al any period, even after long indulgence
realize ALL his dues But as the case is
stated, 1t presents one o freal hardship
A weekly newspaper conducted with a.
bilIty, on a scale of economy, and with
1000 subscribers, compelled TO suspend
TO give up the ghost for the want OF means
TO deiray the moderate expenses Of publ
cation What a commentary upon our
regard for the stability and prosperity of
the newspaper press, TO which the coun:
try owes SO much for political good in pos
session and evil summed What a les
son TO the legion Of delinqlents," who,
though Numerous as the leaves in autumn,
and however widely scattered /" over the
face OF the earth" have yet a strong fami
ly resemblance, in caring for themselves
and caring not for othersl What an i'm
presslve rebuke to the army of non paying
subscribers TO the periodical press, miscai.
led patrons Ball. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

The malleabiIity Of Gold, aud its
extreme d%ivisibility, are so remarkable
that, in the art of gold beating, philos.
ophers are in the habit of quoting the
results as the examples ofthe divisibili.
ty OF matter. A grain ofgold reduced
TO leaves will, il is said, cover a sur
sace Of fifty square inches each OF
these inches may be divided into 46,-
COT. other parts, and therefore the en-.
tire amount of surface derived from
n grain of gold is capable of being
divided into a,322,s 800 parts, each of
which is visible to the naked eye. This
wonderful extension authorizes the en-.
ploymem of gold TO ornamental purpo.
SEES to an extent which, from It's COM.
paraiive scarcity, would otherwise BIZ
impossible. An equestrian statue, Of
natural size, may be gilded with a
piece Of gold not exceeding in value
two dollars and fifty cents. The Gil.
ding of the Hotel deS Mrahdes, at Pa
ris, cost SiSs,li. In India, towers,
bridges, gates, and colossal idols, are
al less EXPENSE MAI. Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20
PocooK's RECIPE FOR CURING Bee

PococK's RECIPE FOR CURING BEEF
AND PoRK.-For picking n hundred
weight OF pork, hams, beef, &c. take
SIX gallons water, nine pounds salt,
half coarse, half fine, three pounds
brown sugar, n quart molasses, three
ounces salt petre, n pc ASH
Put the above ingredients into a clean
pot OF kettle, and let it boil being care.
ful to take off all the scum as it comes
to the surface. When the scum cea-
ses to rise, take the liquor off and let
it stand until il is cold. Then having
previously rubbed your meat with fine
salt, pack il away in the vessel which
you intend to keep it in, pour the Ii.
quor over it and let it stand.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

EMIGRANTs TO LIBERIA.-On the
Sd instant, the ship Emperor, Captain
Keller, sailed from Norfolk for Liberia,
with about 100 emigrants, mostly from
the estates of the late Rev. John Stock.
dell, of Madison county, Virginia, and
John Smith, Of Essex county, in the
same State, who left them free by their
wills, with sufficient funds to defray the
expenses of their voyage and settle
ment in Africa. The agent Of the A.
metican Colonization Society, who at.
tended to the embarkation of these co.
lored people, thus speaks OF them in his
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

The EXPLORING ExPEDITIoN.-We
understand (says the National Intel
ligencer,) that Commodore Jones has
Withdrawn from the South Sea Survey
ing and Exploring Expedition, and that
his resignation OF the command, altho'
declined by the Secretary ofthe Navy
when fist rendered. has since been &c.
cepted. Whatever may have been the
train Of circumstances, and the causes
which, in the sequel, have induced the
twice chosen commander, TO desire q
separation from this great national en-.
terprise-an enterprise, which his at
~tainments, professional and otherwise,
united to a chivalrous and daring spir.
it, so eminently qualify him to conduct,
we much regret to learn that such is
the impaired state of the Commodore's
health since his severe attack recently
in New York, if for no other reason,
he could not now, in the opinion Of his
physician, engage in any arduous SER
vice without great hazard 20 its resto-
ration.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20
From the National Intellieencer.

THE BANK CONFERENCE.-The bo-
dy adopted the Massachusetts plan on
Saturday, and adjourned. The reso-
luton in lavor Of adopting this plan
rather than the report Of the commit
tee, fixing tho LIST Of July as the time
Of resumption, passed by a vote Of ten
to eight States. Delaware came i'll on
Saturday, and increased the number OF
States represented TO 10. The follow
lowing are the resolutions
RESOLVED, That this Convention en-
tertaing a deep anxiety and a firm de-
termination to accomplish the resump-
ton of specie payments at the earliest
period when it may Le permanently
practicable.
ReSoircd, That in the opinion ofthis
Convention the present circumstances
Of the country are not such as to make
it expeGient or prudent now to INK u
day for the resumption of specie pay
ments.
Resolved, That when the Conven.
ton terminates It's present session., II
shall be adjourned TO meet in tho city
of New York on The second "Wednesday
of April neat for The purpose of then
considering, and, if practicable, deter
mining upon the day when specie pay
meats may be resumed.
Rcsofred, That this Convention strong
Iy recommends 10 all the banks in the
United States to continue by proper
measures to prepare themselves for a
return to specie payments within the
shortest practicable period after the
next meeting Of the Convention.
Resolped, That the banks IN those
States which are not now represented
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20
AN AMERICAN SEsAroR.-The MI.

AN AMERICAN SESAToR.-The Mt.
Vernon (Ohio) Waterman ofthe 18th,
furnishes this anecdote :-"The dis.
tInguished ex-senator, the Hon. Tnos.
EWING, is not to be hindered by slight
impediments, either on a journey or in
his political career. A few evenings
since, on his way to attend court Sit
ting in Mansfield, he arrived at the
south side ofOwl Creek near this place,
but was unable to cross in consequence
ofthe swollen state ofthe stream. The
mex morning, with characteristic per.
severance ami ingenuity, he construc-
ted a raft Of logs, with which he CON-
mitted himself to the stream, and was
borne across, with bag and baggage,
in all safety"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

letter to the managers Of tho Society !:
F" These cmlgrants are very orderly,
and well behaved, and | have no doubt
will prove to be amongst the most in
dustrious farmers that have been sent
10 Africa. They went off in perfect
health and good spirits" Or. Skinner
(late Governor OF Liberia,) and his
daughter Mary, sailed in the Emperor,
the former as physician, the latter as
teacher. They were also accompani-
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Barton, a Mission
airy of the Methodist Church.-Nat.
InteHigeneer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

BENTON IN SoUTH CARoLINA.-A FEEL
ER.-Tbe Missouri Legislature have just
sent TO that Of South Carolina their reso
luton approving Benton's Enpmging act.
II was considered by the members An in
suit 10 ask Carolina TO endorse this out.
rage. A horse laugh expressive of the ut
most contempt. was caused among all the
members, and the %seryile communication
of the faithful collar men ofthe Lead State
was laid on the table.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

Ii is stated that Mr.. John ID. vii.
liams of this city gave away a wheel
barrow load Of turkies for Ihanksgiv.
ing. The history of this wealthy and
eminent merchant may well be a mat
ter Of reference in these times. Once
he brought turkies and chickens to
market himself; but by long industry,
perseverance and frugality, he can
command his half million, and afford to
give away to the poor more turkies
than he ever sold. He is one Of the
samples Of good old New England
practical men that we have len.-Bos-
Ton Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20
New supply.
Drugs, Dye.StEfs, Paints. ConfectiOn-
arg, Fruit, and Fancy Articles.

EN- accordance with a previous notice.
& now have the pleasure Of informing tn
Citizens Of Marunsburg and tue pubic
generally that am receiving a supply o
the above articles among which may b
found the following.
Sulphuric acid, nitric do, pure,
Taftaric and Prussic do. alcohol
Arrow root.
Balls. Copavia, Tolu and Peru.
Best Lima bark. do. Peruvian
Black Drop, Borax Refund.
CaIomel Eng. s. Amer.
Red Precipitate. Camphor,
Chloride Lime, Soda, do.
Chamomile flowers,
Spanish Saffron, Rheubarb,
Cream Tartar,
Super Csrb Soda, Jalap,
Magncsia Various Kinds
Opium, Gum Arabic.
Castor Oil, Linseed, do. Sperm. do.
Copal Varnish, Japan, do.
Painters, Red Lead,
British Lustre, Vermillion,
Chrome Yellow. Whiting.
Spanish Brown, Venetian Red.
Log Wood, Red Wood.
Copperas, Indigo, s. Alum,
All the Spices,
Aromatic Salts, Pearl Powder,
Backing Paste. Brushes do,
C. H. Brushes & Pencils,
Paint Brushes Ass.d
Soaps Various Kinds,
Corks, Bottles. s. Walls,
Perfumery, Shaving Boxes,
Glasses, Brushes,
Razors, very finest
Penknives, Scissors,
Fancy Walls.
Combs Various Kinds, Beads,
Night Taper, Tooth Brushes,
Spectacles, lndeliable Ink.
States s. Pencils,
Hair Brushes, ass'd,
WATERS Red s. Black.
Sealing Wax,
Surgeons Instruments, Fruit,
And Confectionery Of various kinds,
Toys. Sc SC Sc
All Of which with a VARIETY OF others
offer TO the public on reasonable terms.
embrace this opportunity to inform III,
public in general, & Physicians in par,icu
lar that they may rely upon the purity Q
all the medicine that ! may sell, particula
attention shall be paid to prescriptions.
WILLIAM DORSEY.
Martins5nrg, November, Is, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

The Potomac Advocate states that
that The mission of Messrs. Buchanan
and Emroy. to Europe, to make sale of
the stock of the State of Maryland,
created in aidof Internal improvements
has not been successful. The Adyo-
cate adds to this information, the fol-.
lowing We are pleased, however,
to be informed, that thoir want Of sue.
cess will not deny the hope ofthe loan
being effected upon agreeable terms in
our own country and that soon we
may be enabled to make known such
result. The work on the Canal IN the
mean time will progress with the spir.
it which has marked its operations IN
the last year"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

PRESENCE OF MINp.-One Of the
coasters that ply in our bay, came to
anchor last week off Freeport. The
sailor who threw over the anchor, care.
lessly let one of the i0kes catch IN his
~peajacket, which was buttoned up close,
and the unlucky tar was dragged over
board with the anchor, and unceremo.
niously carried down twelve fathoms
deep, to take up a berth in Davy Jones'
Locker. Not liking this sudden exit,
and feeling that he was anchored on ra-
Their uncomfortable ground, the gallant
sailor, nothing daunted by the accident,
unbuttoned his jacket, threw it off, and
thus e%xtricating himself from the iron
grasp of the anchor, came back to the
surface, and was taken on board, with
no further injury than the shock his
feelings experienced by SO unexpected
an application of the cold water bath.
Portland Advertiser.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

VERY IMPORTANT On the 30th
ult. MIR. Goodwin introduced a bill in
the Legislative of Georgia, TO prevent
the circulation Of the bank notes issued
by the late Bank of the United States.
While his hand was in, Mr.. G..
ought to have intrcluced another bill
Of equal Importance, viz ito prevent
water from running down hill
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

G.. ID. Coffin has been elected a Re.
preventative in Congress from the State
of Ohio, vice A. w. LOOMS, (Whig,)
resigned. Mr.. Coffin was the Wing
candidate, and received a majority of
ninety-nine votes over his opponent /;
a result altogether unexpected, the
same district having, at the Presiden-
tial election and at tho State election,
since Mr.. LOOMS election, given Van
Buren, mejorities of several hundred
votes.-Ndt. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20
Amos Lane has returned from Wash.

Amos Lane has returned from wash
ington without an office. He was a
petitioner for all possible stations from
the highest to the lowest /; but could
obtain nothing. He was as unfortu.
nate as the traveller, who, being told
at "a crowded inn, that he could neither
have a bed nor even a blanket ; beg
ged the landlord 10 thrust IA strong
pole six feet long out of the chamber
window, and let him roost on it for
the night !; but poor Amos could not
even get a roosling charlottesville
Jour.