davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11

A Il a meeting ii the President & Dnsetors Of tbs
~ Iynchbutg Toll Bridge Company. gu the el
day o, December, 1897. IL WAS ordered that ia.
several Stockholders IN this company do pay 10 the
Treasurer or before the st day III January 1888
the SUN oil twenty dollars upon each share held or
Owned by them III tins Company, to be Appropriate
the rebuilding ofthe Bridge, now under contract.
this beng the th1d ,equls,ion therefor
Byorder, WI. W. NORNELL, Trsas'r
Dec. II II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11
BOARDING HOUSE

MFRS. CAROLINE EALSEY, residing in the
WI Brick House on the street. near the Mar
ket House, can conhaodate four or five youg men
with board. For terms apply to
HENRY ). DCFFEL.
November - W5nn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11
Rooms for Ecn1.

1--WE ROOM over my Store q or ) in lumber
Il with Fire places will be rented, aud posses
sion given immediately, wish rent them them to
Gentlemen, Tor Offices. CNO. J. PURVIS.
Nov. % 6vif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11
EE.fKDss:YRE,
A good Assortment.
M.FXIS .Ey'D SHOES.

BLACK AND WHITE HATS.
LADIES' AND GEM LEMES'S SHOES,
4 r. Grateful tori the liberal patronage he,e fore
bestswed, ! WOULD NOW, FOR THE LAST
TINE, solicit call lium my friends aud the paps
NJ. VI KERR.
Bank ere
November 20 If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11

IT StaN Of 1ltr / =. Bank the l., Of December 49,
Srar On hard le''o yns ont t52ls9 H. to tho royern
OF thr pr 'l fnnk, sa22if9 20 Of the oic Bank s6 o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11

- lntAo H. OF H. of 1epprssec, W. naraell has intro
dnced esun, in=turtias tt S.uatn~ rom TIM Stat.
and 1nesfna tn tprescutatiy 10 Introduce vote fr
Hank Of IA. United @lrls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11

lhr Silp Emperor pai1d tom Norfolk on the I'd inst
with about one hundred African tolonils, for lbenu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11
I,r. EAsMa's MEDICINES.


Ma ILL BE .old 10 the highest bidder at the late
W residence OF Capt George Lambert deed. on
FRIDAY the 22d III December, . OF , Young NE.
GhohS: Also Tor hire several other Negtoes. bo-
longing 10 the estate of Geo. Lambert, deed. 1srn.
VIII he made known on The da, oi Sale.
JOHN TURPIN,
iam'r. " Geo,ss lambert d,c'd.
Bedford. Dee einbri II 3l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
d. THE large BRICK TENEMENT former
ai;il ly occupied by Four9urean & Palmer = .
-sAs.A Drug Store, between Martin, Ward 4 d.
vis's Dry Gosd Store and Thurman 4 Sehool6etd's
Hard Ware Establishment. Apply to
FOURQGREAN& PALMER.
Sssa q the Black By and .Msvalr.
November 90 n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11

My STOCK Is LARGE AND WE'LL A.
SoR FED and holds out great induce,nsst, a.
ing named artieles--vz
WEST OF ENGLAND cLorus--nl,. A,.
grrcn. olive, mixed &C.,
lCASSIMERES-Blue and black.
CASSlNEffS- Plain and rlai,l.
KENTUCKY JEANS.
PULLED CLOTHS
GLASGOW JEANS,
LlNSE NS-Pain and plaid
BLANkETS-London DuG!r.
Do Whlncy.,
FLANNELS-.,n color,.
Ga French Mcrulpes
ca hnglish do eoloroi and black,
ca do do lv,
Ga French Bon,baxiuc,
Ladies Coaks,
Mems Great Coats
Pilot Cloth SUPERIOR
Dtab Flushing,
Cotton tIoh--Beached nd brown.
Cation Oznabntgs,
tounterpaue Flads.
Plaid Domestic, Tor Servants
81 and l0-4 Linen Diaper.
"A lush Linen,
Bird Eye Diaper
Linen Cambria ilaudkcrchios,
Brown lisl Linen,
Bnrlaps and Scotch Oxnaburas,
Ladies' Black Wurstcd aud Msr,us Hose.
10 Lumb'. Wool dc.
CmlIru's J.
Ladies black ai.d white Csiton de-
10 II" 20 SILK do,
DO slid aud Md Gloves.
Painted M,i.ns,
Fiench Cambria
Gnghans Plain, pta,d audstrip.a.
DO Bach aud white,
Ga Canbu: Muslin,
DO Jaronct do,
Do Figured Swiss do.
DO PLAN do do
CAi.ICoES-All prices and desert ps,"ss.
Maltione. Italian Lustrinr.
COl.ORED SlLkS- Dii,rren, kinds
Gauze aud Lnslnng Ribbons.
Brown Hollands,
Russia Crash, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11
$40 REWARD.

SXU KEW AKDe
, ANAWAY from the subscriber living in tbs
IA county of Pntsy vana, 10 or IL miles south Of
Wards Bridge, the 22d Of May last, NEGRO
MAN NAMED HENRY, about 70 years Of age.
large and likely HENRY formerly belonged to
Mr.. Wm.e G.. Leitwich of Bedford county. aud n
well acquaistcd in the neishborhaod OF Mr.. VIA
Galloway. The above reward will be given to any
person who will apprehend and confine him 10 j.,
tina, yet him again.
JOllti f. FITZPATRICK
Junea. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11

fs'uH 81 SCRlBERS wish to hire, Tor the ucxt
year, five Female Servants wp Cooks, a
Washer. aud two Bed Room Servants The, do
not want any tia, have children.
HlX * LANGIORNE.
Washington lluttl, Drc II A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11
a. ~ OCEEsKEN.

SALT. PEPPER aud SPf.R
SUGAR. AND COZ INDIGO AND MAD.
FEE, DER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11

tn'ic3 States ship lSpEprSDFNcr.-Extract Of
letter trom an oiceron board the United 5 ates Shin
Independence, dated
"-1ADEiRA, Oct. 10, 1887.
expect before Won receive Tins You vii hear Of
the English lrgaie Pique beating us: wlchis true
50 Tar. She got under weigh with in smooth wa
ter and we sailed IN company about hours, and
she beat us about two lengths. She had all her bal
last and water out on purpose and drew only ilieen
feet Of water while ship drew twenty trru; she
declined trying us in way. We can out-sal
any Ship IN Tie Navy, by giving us fair play
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11

e. % ODDS,

Too numerous to mention in an advert isrment He
hopes he WI not be accused of FLING, when
he asserts that his present
STOCK or GOODS,
Is the most desirable in every point of view thar he
has ever offered for sale in tin, market
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11

Har@ Money-Wc find in French paper this
calcuiation: = The money capital Of The principal
countries of Europe WAS recently five mllllards OF
francs, equal TO about thousand millions of dollars.
vi tins amount II Is estimated that one fifth has been
exported to the new world and absorbed by various
loans, &c there-lcavng in Europe about eight
hundred millions of dollars. These eight hundred
millions, Constitute the basis of seven thousand four
hundred mlllionS--the estimated floating paper elt
Of Eutope and Of all the paper money commercial
bills and JOINT stock estimated 900 millions more
making an aggregate OF eleven thousand four hun
dred millions OF dollars, with specie basis of eight
hundred millions fraction less then one dollar
Tor fourteen OF paper. This is rather dscourag ing
view for those who would insist, at all hazards upon
dpuiely metallic currency.
1t would hardly suit the farmer- we apprel,end to
sell for one silver dollar, what he now obtains four
teen paper dollars for; the journcynlan carpeu-
ter seventy five cents IN silver for his weeks wages.
Yet such would be the Issue Of nitro Iucing aud en-
forcing au exclusively metallic Circulation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11

l.NOR RENT, comfortable residence on Federal!
Hill. Apply to GEO. W, TURNER.
Deceaberll tsf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

For the Herald
The S0pg OF Peter the Loafsr'. Friend, alias
the Penisentiary Bird.

the Penisentiary Bird.
List all ye loafers Of city and town
Q"prig" not from Byron that bard of renown)
sing you song of the loatsrs retreat
Where in safety remains your old friend Pete"
Though of ON the docks in silence we've lain,
Protected by "cotton" from wind and from rain,
Yet loafers yet when winter shall come
We will sigh for this isle-the loafers sweet home
Return, q! we loafers, return TO yeur home,
Return 10 this isle-to the loafng of stone"
The shade "'neath the Battery" nething compare
To this ise-for the loafer-its prospect SO fair.
And as for " old Hays" NE never is here
To fill the poor leafer with terror and fears
Let h i'm but come where the oafers dwell
And quickly he'll plunge "nea,h the gate ofhe hel"A
Though "Davd" has suHg "whfre the fish ever stink
And beer foa.ns so freely for loaf, drink"
And tn augh he has said {" health is not here"
And bid ye to seek it in rowing The pier
Yet all have sought, all have tried
Believe me ye loafers as the devil he lied;
Now meier for a me mt his counsel attend,
Remember these words of g Peter" your friend.
ELAcKwELIs ISLAND.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12
sILVkM-sILVEIx-siLVI.K.

III Small change such as shings sspences ten and Az.
Apply Al the desk sfLis Office "''U al sls'
III MR. EDITOR,-we request you to insert the following
first tina, the opinion Of intelligent person
~ because in business sense, there nothing
BOARDMAN 4 HART, 6 BurIing Slip
few days since there came % our store very interesting
lie was beautifully asiired and bad the appeal ance :. highly
polished gentleman, exhibiting the
And jus, proportion, fashionable mien,
which strkngy indicate re6nemen, quality. lie was
shown variety OF the articles waited Of which he
and raised before his face TO held twere the mirror
Amer brushing hi. auburn locks which reflected from
beard be exc l with apparent sincerity, and with a
ssssy . Of .r yo ~ not soon be BY
ar NOTICE TO CUTTERS The New York
Cutters BenevoIent Society will bold their regular monthly
a. 81 Johns Hall Frsnafsr,sl . ~ ''''
Ata late meeting OF ibis society resolved That
addition 10 the purposes Of benevolence which Society
was originally formed splan be devised and carried into
edeciuay advance TIE interest of members" such
plan bn. been med and the Cutters ofNew York
having an Opportunity aequsned with the pupe
Se Obtained BY applying a y yehSs s or g The rreds Mt
VIZ NAT r. LErrcu seey AHr'N GAYLORD f'e. sSiai
wanting Of the excellence Of this new article, than that
their serabe counterfeit on their as genuine Ba
fore the Vanilla these manufacturers heard
Seeding all over country II only necessary for 10
repeat wha, have and again asserted that
possession Of the genuine receipt and aoher who pretend
manufacture the Vanilla cannot make decent
felt, and such character of all not made by
anl22w IL. GREGORY. l31 William street
NOTICE sbereby given that the Coparnershp hereto
fore subssing the subscribers under the name
and firm Of Watkins Avery is this day dissolved by snna
consent and that the concerns Of The sal! firm viii be set
tied by the junior partner GEORGE w. WATKINS.
- -. WILLIAM A. AVERY.
Brooklyn, August 1tth, 1887
NJ b. The business Of the furnishing conducted NV the
above firm, will sill be carried the stand where All
who have demands the late firm will please present e,
claims and all indebted 10 requested 10 make psvmrn,
Fs WILLIAM A AVEIv
su faIt'
VANILLA BteANs.-A small case Of Vanilla Beans
for sale cheap by ~ GREGORY f9t William :,
au123t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12
General M arkees.

FRIDAY August 1ih, o'clock r. NJ.
Inactivity continues TO prevail throughout the countybut
from appearances and from
country In regard to the crops both grain
to show that we shall have very fair business the coming
season, hsugh will he much smaller scale, yet
well done.
We daily hear from the -four and grain SPECTATORS They
are driving through the country buying they at low
rates. They will however have stop We deter
mined to them In very Facts are CONT
nualy coming before their nefaous transactions There
present less an three banks engaged discount the
needfu to these prowlng osers Gentlemen take care Be-
low give the Transactions OF that have not been
before reported by ms, wiz
Tobacco has been extremely heavy during the week Few
sales OF Kentucky old &C., and OF &C. whslebose
selling In small parcels IL lac The market has been
rather inactive. Fruit also dull Hides are quiet or a.be.
we report better demand for pots s462 and
Tor pearls at $h2s Sales OF southern yellow beeswax have
taken place 26c We note sales OF copper at el
17c, and small transactions in sheathne 4, ate We
have nothing Of importance to notice coal make The
market for domestic goods confined TO small lots There has
been few sales Of salt
Sales OFFICE have been confined small lots $3.50 Naval
stores continue without variation. small sales County
Turpenfne AZ e225 and Of Tar 10 LIS. The trade
IN Pork and Beef lmited-the stock Of rather
small The sales that have taken place Last
rates Some sales OF Pork have taken place slight reduce
ton Mess S2 %; prime Is 1925 Lsrd-saes OF city
i1c northern and western remain last with but few
sas Inc Dry Goods market continues extremely heavy
mere was number Of small sales auction, but they all
dragged Coffee has been extremely dull during past
week. We include sales Of 9oe bags Laguirs lot Ioc;
osgs sumara loc and about 100 bags Rio at oc and
oher small lots descr pon and price ranspred Mo-
hear Of sales Of IS bogsheads Porto Rico asc 100
40 81 Creir good Al 42c and small quantity Of New Or
leans 6c The arrivals during the past week quite
lair sugar-Ths market has been heavy the
past weekwe report the following sales vI50 boxes white
Pingfa loic 30 baskets brown Java Ell rs hogead Porto
Rico sic 50 do New Orleans sic; $40 Cuba 81
a sic
Flour and Mesl-The market is excessively racve. The
article will SELL only by retail We quote Western
Canal, sa5oa ITS; New York City, Troy end Ohio "
$780, rye flour, sas7a corn meal, s52s
Grain-wbea, the same four Is dull We include
'ales of45oc bushels red German s4e 2lco Dant1c LIS and
also few sales Of the CROP prices not ranspired
Foreign Rye continues In request We note sales,
past week. OF bushels IS SIC Sales Of Southern
rorn, at sI1e.
whskey-Tbs article 10 very dull and has been during
The week. Sales been small, at 81 % very little
rvisg.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12
DIED.

On Thursday, 10th inst Ann Lalaue aged 81 years.
On Friday, 18th inst, Mary Wilson, aged 90 years.
he relatives ans friends Of the family respectfully in
vited attend the funeral this afternoon, O'clock from
No. IS Mott street.
Of her age.
Funeral this afternoon O'Clock from her late residence
No rs Reade street.
On "Wednesday 9th inst, Samuel IT, Matthew Mitch.
ell, OF Hud, ON, in the 5th year Of his age.
Al Groos Gales Ferry,) Conn Monday 7tb inst IA.
mue Vincent, of William Vincent, Esq, OF stonington
Conn.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12
MARRIED..

On Wednesday, 9th nst by the Rev. Dr. Schroeder Peter
r Fell Margaetta williamson daughter of the late
}. Lockwood.
On Wednesday 9th inst by the Bev s. H. Gone, William
Young TO Leitia r. Horn, all Of this city.
On "Wednesday, 9th inst, by Alderman Robert Smith, James
B. Thompson, Phebe Merritt all Of this city.
Al Newark N j. on Thursday, 10th nsl X L. Heidelberg
Of tue firm of Heidelberg Woodruff, Gertrude Ogden
daughter Of Ehue Pierson, all of that city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

Whatever might have been the topic discussed ON the
occasion, one fact 10 certain that her Majesty could
not have been Otherwise than pleased with the noble
lords communications. She conferred on him the
Order Of the Bath before he left her presence and ad
dressed him in the kindest terms on taking leave.
Inc tone OF the tory press, Al present. is wonderfully
lowered, and strange to say, the Carlton Club shows
itself slack IN coming forward with funds Never
was there such chance for the liberal party, II they
only take common precaution. Time and power may
hereafter change in degree the Queens feelings
respecting REFORM but at present she decidedly in
favor OF liberal measures. Let the reform party then
seize eagerly on the present moment hereafter tmay
be too late.
Correspondence OF the Herald.I
LIVERPOOL, Saturday morning, July Isl, 1887
In respects this week has been SINH
that The last The demand good but being freely met
maintained The trade interior has undergone little
70 . with pse
they profit cut OF it. Some time will be
chez Tad and Mobile have been from
N Of All sos OF the kingdom since the
list January amounts to Isl bales Of Which $1,000 are from
a'a %
port "a estimated amounted to about bales
against bales the estimated stock the period in
The sales Of The week follows 100 Sea Island 81 10
s saao Md a 1900
81 1a:f - 70 sss y E
Spectators, above took $500 bales American
Brazil AMI 1900 The market yesterday closed
81 ssNlsosi
fair asa a Goo Good % isi j: Mobile mdns
ST Good 70 fine 8; Sea Island 70 nominal
he s about ID
Pei sold q sg Isl ?ps ssas' D@e'
4 ks9,Hsiy leaf d 4 skinned a g. We remain yours
HAvRE, 30th June, 1887
respects Of the asr inst Some revival in
o. manufactured goods being announced from the interior
s Tne have 1900 bales 4 fur
stock has been reduced to sos a 'el"s only
Asse; have also esperieneed mproyenen,he last
having g been E. REVISED re- %a for some Pearl
% sss %
too sanguine and considering the crisis entirely We
Ashes-Amercan Pots have improved little, and sales of
500 barrels New York 72os have been effected at 81 50
Pearls Russia Pots the other hand experienced
rmnor,. ~. 20, US ss;, Pots d Psg RI.
Stock d hi. i az. ASS s go Is Is
BeeswaxpveTy little doing small 10, Of New York has
been aLsnal 10 duty paid, and New Orleans, at
had transactions this article
during the last eight days They may be- ina great measure
ascrbed to the weather which has SET in for the last
ortne h and which combined with the low Of the
MATERIAL has created active demand articles
particularly the part lower classes Of population
Our for Unite States short staple, have experience
rise OF 5cenames, no., the ordinary mddng
and of 10 cenimes on the better descriptions OF these
Cottons.
The sales comprising re-sales parcels bought
specuation) have 248 b. consisting of 6l6S
New Orleans Of which $50 att no. Ie6 at 1870 TO
7250 to 73-2549 Mobiles of which Al lIe and
25Os b. aft sso 1857 b. Uclsns Of which IS
1889 b. at 90 tot los; and 43 b. nj f. SO.
Import first m 1881. ~ os7 of which lssols b. u s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

HORRIBLE AND DISTRESSING AcCIDENT-On We'd
nesday evening Mrs. Dallas the mother of the Hen.
Geo. Dallas American Minister to Russia, was thrown
from carriage in Brown street, Philadelphia, and
instantly killed. Mrs. Alexander Campbell was also
thrown and is severly injured. She is not expect
ed to survive.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12
: Hurlgate.

CoNDIGN PuSIsHMENT.-A young man was cow
hided in Chestnut street, Philadelphia, on Thursday,
by Mr.. H. of the most respectable hotel keepers
in that city, in consequence of the young man hav-
ing insulted Mr.. HIS wife. No commisseration was
felt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

Mrs. HAmBLrN IS getting along swmmingly at her
propss-Mrs. II. why don't you give poor Tom Ham
bin chance? He has nothing to do, certainly he
IS worth his board besides, if he remains idle he may
get i'm bad habits.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12
n Yankee Hill is at Boston.

81 dnkee f1ll ii al Boston.
CouRT OF SEssIoNs--Friday August 1lth.--Be-
fore the Recorder.-The following prisoners were put
to the bar, viz
Charles o. Connor charged with stealing coat and
pantaloons value S37. The prisoner pleaded guilty.
and threw himself on the mercy Of the court.
Frederick Thompson charged with robbing the
Greenwich Insurance Co. of Sl96-gulty.
John Il. Francis charged with obtaining goods un-
der false pretences. The prisonerrepres himself
stewart Of the brig Edward, and showing pass
book signed Captain John r. Francis, obtained from
Mr. Thomas Winshp, of Monroe Market quantity
of meal and vegetables at various times. The goods
obtained amounted to ST. 58-guity.
Alexander Smith, charged with stealing S34, con-
tanned in letter, from the Atheneum Hotel where
he was employed as a waiter. The prisoner stole The
money out of drawer, where it had been placed by
Peter Hawkins, another waiter of the establishment
guilty.
John p. Kennedy charged with stealing 800 from
Mr.. Vanhausen. The prisoner had been in the en-
poy of the prosecutor who keeps liquor store as a
carter and porter. Some time after having been dis
charged by Mr.. Vanhausen, Kennedy and another
man named McKerney persuaded the lad who had
charge Of Mr.. Vanhauser's store to permit them to
sleep there. On this night the money was stolen
The theft was fully proven, and the jury Immediately
found the prisoner guilty.
The court then adjourned,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

kce-We hear OF few sales in Carolina Some small lots
only have been taken bv the 26 so and n for
good and good 1000 bags East India have obtained
SO duty paid.
Imports In 1887 $3.50 tierces
do. in 1886, $685. do.
Stock so June, 1887 do.
Do period last year, 500 do.
whalebsne-Our rates have improved. We have to notice
sales Of 50 stherD, American fishery, IA
tons do. at 26l; asd tons do very superior parcel
1 E. 32i, duty paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

PoLIcE, August llth.-John Vanderbilt complained
of Thomas Cherry, the said Cherry having ran away
with Johns unwhisperabes from on board the schr.
Three Sisters lying at Screw Dock. Cherry acknow-
lodged his mjsdongs and was committed
John p. Plott, who according to the police record
didn't live no where, accused one Ebenezer Craig
with stealing agold piece half Eagle. Platt put
the piece down the counter when Craig took it up
and went oil with it. Samuel Hawkins proved Mr..
Platts story, and Craig was committed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

FRANKLIN THEATRE.-A rich combination of dra-
matte talent is engaged for this evening to give
farewell bumper to Mrs. w. Seton, late Miss
Waring
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

The ADVANTAGE or A THICK sKuLL--Two brothers
named Morland, at Andovcr in Massachusetts. wen,
out cunning on the I'd inst The gun Of one Of the
brothers went of accidentally, and the ball striking
his companions skull fatened wi, bout doing him
any other injury than occasioned by the force of tho
blow. Our valued friend Of the Courier will TAX .
comfort at this.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

fr Doctor Brandrcth sdveriises again with ma
We should not be surprised if his pills really were
worth something.