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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21
From the Savannah Georgian, Feb. 7.

BY the arrival ofthe steamer Cam.
den, Captain Mills, from St. Augustine
we learn that battle was fought on
the Gath ult. on the Loche Hatchee. in
which the Indians were defeated though
with the loss, on the part OF our troops
OF nine killed and thirty wounded.
Gen. JEssUp is among the wounded,
having received severe flesh wound,
said 10 have been in the face.
Nothing Is SAID of the loss Of the e.
nemy, though supposed 20 have been
great. Many cattle, ponies, and hogs,
with other property, were taken by
our troops.
A friend has furnished the following
list OF killed and wounded, in this &C.
iion,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

EsCAPE-CAPTURE.-Five men, ma.
med HENRY CARNEY, SAM'L SHREvE,
CHARLES MILES, JoHN MENKrN, and
Frederick X. LEARNER, broke the
jail OF It's county ami made their es.
cape on the night of the Sih inst
The two latter, MENKIN and LEABNER
have been re-taken, the three first ma.
med are still at large. When re. ia.
ken, Leabner,s hands were tied behind
his back, and he was fastened by Il
rope to horse on which MeDkin,
was placed, with his hands also tied
On the road to town, some person,
supposed to be in the interest Of the
prisoners, suddenly approached and
whipped the horse, il is believed with
the intention of afiording the prisoners
an opportunity of escape-he accor.
DINGHY made sudden start and dragg.
ed Leabner some distance, by which
he was considerably injured and on
Saturday last, died in jail. He stood
charged with murder. The prisoners
were re.taken in the neghborhood OF
Hancock, by MIR. CATRoN, the iailor,
aided by Mr.. WILLIAM M'DANIEL.-
Hdgers Torn Torchhght.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21
NIRGINIA.-A bill for the erection
tnA .,..l e. A l.. 1. :

NIRGINIA.-A bill for the erection
and endowment Of an Asy lum for the
Deatand Dumb, ofthat State, has been
recently brought forward in the Vir-
ginIa House Of Delegates, and no
doubt appears to be entertained of lis
passing that body, as also the Senate.
1t is work OF humanity that becomes,
and belongs to, the spirit of the age.
In the House Of Delegates, few
days since, Mr.. PENDLEroN gave no.
tlce that he would on Saturday (thIs
day. bring forward Il proposition tina.
should serve as test question, in re-
ference to the Sub Treasury. 1t is
said by the Wing, that Mr.. 7. inien S
to move a direct disapproval Of Senator
WRIGHT's " bill of abominuticns," and
that the waverine, IN the House Of
Delegates, will feel compelled to come
down off the fence, and take one side
or the other.-BdH. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21
From the Richmond Enquirer.

The examining Court of this City,
IN the case of DR.. !. p. Vaughan, com.
menced on Wednesday last, and was
continued until Saturday. Mr.. Joseph
Mayo was the prosecuting Attorney
lor the Common wealth accused
was defended by Messrs. Chapman,
Johnson, Robert G.. Scott and John
MunIord. Much testimony was exhlb-
tied and the arguments of counsel
occupied nearly three days.
The Bench was unanimous in send.
ing on DR.. V. for further trial in the
Superior Court, to be held in Nav next.
NO attempt was made to bail him.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

The St. LOUIS Republican states, that
a gentleman, who has just arrived from
Fort Gibson on the Arkansas river,
gives a most deplorable account Of the
pltlable condition of,he Usage Indians.
They have no annuites from the Go.
vernment, and their crops have failed,
they are literally in state of wan t
and starvation. Many of them, it is
said, must inevitably perish.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

hedigLified and independent course
OF Senator Tallmadge III his late speech
commands the respect even of his poll
teal opponents. We are certainly sor.
ry that the President ever made the
charge he did against the people of N.
York, but we are glad, that having
made it, his freak words have " struck
the fire from Brutus. "-Aler. Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21
Cfrgfnfa Tegfslature.


FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 1888. - Mr.. Ven
able offered the following Resolution :
Resolced, That select committee,
be appointed, TO take INTO consideia
ton the propriety Of making some ap.
preparation Of the income of the ,nvcs
ted portion of the surplus revenue of
the Uaitoi States, deposited with the
State of Virginia.
Mr.. Harrison enquired what Mr..
Venable understood by the words,
"lnvested fund 7"
Mr.. Venable said he regarded all
that had been deposited with the Banks
and which had been laid out IN Bank
Stock, as coming under the title Of
"iapested fund"
The Resolution was then agreed 10,
and the following gentlemen appointed
a Select Co,nmilte for the purpose
-Messrs. Venable, Rives, Beard,
Wood, Lucas, Harrison, Watkins, Ed
munds, Chapman of NJ, Daniel, Smitb
OF /. of W., Segar, BurwelI.
The Speaker, laid before the House
the following communication from the
Cashier Of the Farmers Bank of VIr.
GINA
SIR-ln the absence OF the Presi
dent, who is confined by severe sick
ness, submit 10 you the statements
required of him on the part OF this In.
stitution, by a resolution Of the House
Of Delegates, passed on the 25th ull.
mo.
All debts due the Bank by bond,
bill, or otherwise, over $4,000, are
classified and numbered as they occur
on the books. which ii was found would
require less labour and consumption OF
time, than the precise mode pointed
out by the resolution; but the effect
is substantially the same, and in other
respects, the form prescribed has been
attended TO. The individual debts OF
the gentlemen composing the Board OF
Directors, is short Of $50, 600. Nei.
Their the President or the Cashier, are
individually indebted to the Bank, ano
the aggregate debt due by the Other
officers OF the Bank, is short of $3.50
Very respectfully,
your obedient servant.
J. q. BLAIR, Cashier.
L. BANKS, Esq. Speaker, House Dele
gates.
On motion Of Mr.. Vennble, the com.
munication was laid on the table, and
ordered to be printed.
The whole number of shares held
in this Bank Ly members of the Leg
islature, amounts 10 $40.
SATURDAY, Fen. 10, The
Speaker laid before the House the An.
nuaI Geological Report of Professor
Rogers, GeoIogist 10 the State.
Mr.. Kinney, moved that the report
be laid upon the table and one thou.
sand copies ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Leyburn odverting TO the desire
of the people to obtain information on
this great subject, thought the number
not sufficient, and moved to prn, 1000
copies.
Mr.. Kinney accepted the amend.
nsrt
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

90 The National Inteiligencer of the 18th
says:-in the Legislature Of Pcnnsyi, ania we
learn that Resolution, have passed both House,
ihStructng The Senators and requesting the Re-
pfesVntaiiyes IN Congress Ioui that State 10 vote
Tor The P0slontn,e,at (until the next session Of
Congress- u the Sub Treasury scheme, which
Is Gully another term for the rejection Of that
measure.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

CONGRESS In the senate. the Sub Treasury
BIN coilsuui.s the TINE 10 The exclusion Of eve
~ Ting else Vi interest. In lhc House, but lit.
Tic Of interest is dong. For the week past it
has been engaged upon matters relative 10 the
north eastern boundary hosiiliiies upon the
irontier, and the passage Of bill giving 10 the
heirs Of Robert Fulton, the inv euior Vi the Steam
hngine, the sum oil s 100000.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

GOA Mr.. McIlhenny Of London county,
Gently sold in Georgetown, d. u wv
which he received, for one S5O. ana 'o' vs.
Ss5. The first weighed 100 pounds a'o '''
Their $40 pounds
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

CoSNECTIcuT.-Thc Conservative democrats
OF Connecticut have held a State Cony eutiou, and
nominated anti Sub Treasury candidates for Go.
Veruor and other State officers, 10 be supported
at the coming el, cuous.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

The LEGisLATuRE.-Onr last mail brought
US nothing from Richmond, consequently we are
IN the dark respecting the late proceedings Of
the Legislature.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

Gs- Miss Mary Bowles, an aged lady IN k'cn'
mond, while passing along main street 10 'na'
city Oh the 10Th last fell upon the pavemeh'
and expired in few minutes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

The Globe calls the revolutionary
sub-treasury scheme the "lndependent
Treasury BILL" True--it is indepen.
dsnt-of the people,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

Our Town WAS visited by asevere gale of
wind On riday evening last. Ii commenced
biowinS about hall au hour before Sunset. aud
with such violence, as 10 do considerable dam.
age Ia the town aud vicinity. The roof Of the
Lutheran Church, vas pant Of II blown of, and
Carried into the niIdoie Of the street Several
o'hs' buildings were slightly injured by having
windows broken, Sc.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

Or The Legislature of Tennessee has passed
law infcting severe penalties upon all person.
who sell or carry Bowie Knives.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

" The Legislature Of Louisiana has passed
an act iorbidding free colored persons from com.
ing into iba, State, aud also prohibiting free
persons OF color who may leave that State. from
again returning into il.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

0u- Forty new suits have been entefe' .
the Northern Bank Of Kentucky 70 'e''
Gle on account Of Dep osiiea
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

Dy- A letter 10 the Arkansas Gazette states
that passage has at length been made throos"
the Red River Raft
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

o. The New York board of Brokers have
voted five hundred dollars, to the relief Of tho
poor in thai city.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

vi Tue ATlliIery --kill6d~-OHc COPO'
raj, company A, Sd Artillery one
private, company III. do.
Wounded--one sergeant and one
private Severely company d, 3D. Ar
tillcry {; one private severely compa.
ny Z, do; two privates Zone severely,
one slightly company II. do.
OF the 81 Dragoons-wounded one
slightly company K.
Of the battalion Tennessee Volun.
teers-5 were killed, s dangerously
wounded, q since dead) aud Is slight
ly wounded.
Total killed 7; (died of wounds, p
o; wounded 80.
Since writing the above, We learn
from Maj. Mclean, who is passen.
ger in the Camden, that the prevailing
report at Garey's Ferry, via Fort
King, and it was reported there, and
believed, that the express brought The
information, that runners had come III
and informed the commanding officer
that Alligator and Sam Jones bad quar-.
relied, and had separated, and that
SamJ ones, with about 30 warriors, had
left Alligator
The runners stated that the Indians
would be coming in at Fort Taylor in
large numbers within three days.
The impression with many is that
these accounts are founded in truth, as
the Indians are generally scattered,
without leaders, some IN small parties
having been seen in the vicinity of Vo-
lusla.
Mai. Mclean further states that he
learned from tue commanding officer
al Garey's Ferry that Gen. Jessup, on
the Goth ult. Subsequent to the action
Of the 24th, was ut the head Of the
San Lucia river on large fresh trail,
with we'll founded hopes ofover-t taking
the enemy.
We have, subsequen. to the receipt
of the above information, had placed IN
our hands the following extracts of IA
letter, which confirm the report ofthe
battle above stated.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 3.
NetoS received from Gen. JesSup 'sar-
my By express hiS morning.-Fhe sab.
stance oil n letter received by gentle
man from an officer at Fort Pierce, da.
ted the goth Jan. 1888, says" Jessup
has had "a fight with The Indians. The
Tennesseans generally behaved well.
The number olthe Indians considera.
bly, more than supposed. The Indian
loss very trlillDg, as far as has been
asccrtained /; their provisions, cattle,
and ammunition ascertaIned to be plen-
~"
They never have fought on fair
terms, III every fight except Captain
Poweil's thyy have had the advantage
oil ground. There they had ii in mum.
bors, bat came out INTO open ground.
Jossup fought across a creek and after
the action discovered that his force was
sufficient to have surrounded their po-
stIon, which, from the Information /
have received, cannot cover more than
ten acres of ground. They had holes
moriIccd IN the trees, plckets set up.
and palmcttoes set up So as 10 cover
them and form binds, and had cleared
away the hammock on the side Jessup
attacked them, which exposed his men
altogether without their seeing the en-
envy
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

The Hon. J. M. Mason will accept our thanks
for his kindness in forwarding COPPER Of public
Documents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

VAN JAcKIsM.-The Washington
Globe which of late seems to deal in
all sorts Of Trash, and in its founder
ing, strikes both friend and foe, pub.
fishes the following from a kindred
spirit, the Boston Post:
Wings that have tears prepare to
shed them now.
wFuLCoNFLAGRATioN."-Ahe heap
IF your well beloved currency shin.
plaslers to the amount Of $50, 600, has
been burnt at Baltimore. Peace TO
the ashes"
Ia reply TO the above, it is only ne
cessary 10 state that the - well belo.
we'd currency shin plasters, alluded 10
We're issued by Jackson Van Buren,
Corporation, and the $50, Goo burnt at
BALTIMORE, have been supplied by "a
new emission By the same hands. So
much Tor the tears, Of the Globe aud
Post.
We will do the party here the jos.
'lce to say, that we have not the least
doubt that their shin. plasiers' will be
most honorably and punctually redee-
med. Will the Boston Post and the
Globe say as much for the "shn pas.
ters" of IVoodbwy's broken Pet Banks
at Boston /? Answer US that, Master
Brook Ball. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

John M syme has become the proprietor o.
the Petersburg lnteiligencer, lately owned by
Mr.. Spa,hawk.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

W The Secretary OF the Navy an report 10
Congress, respecting the causes Of delay IN the
sailing Of the Exploring Expedition, states that
one OF those Causes, was. the drsertien Of one
hundred aud fifty OF the persons enlisted into
that service.
The Expedition is in similar predicament
with The administration. IL cannot carry oat
ITS projects, or follow in the footsteps, because
so many have deserted. that but few, save tho
officers. remain in lie service.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

oS- ON the 18th inst. the House If Reprr..-
taiivcs had Matthew l. Davis ESQ. b,oa.,.
its bar, in consequence Of statement a..
the Washington correspondence Of H.. :,
York Courier 4 Enquirer, charging memh..
Of Congress with offering to barter his ,.,,;
and influence with Department, or H..
men,s OF the Government, for a con.ider,,;o,
The statement was made by the corresoooa...
of the Courier & Enquirer, long and este.,;,.,.
known by the title oi'he "sry in ws.hins,o. :,
1t CALLED some Of the good men aud ,r,s y.
the name the member referred 10. mn, -
been given, il was determined 10 have NJ. ~
Wis, who is generally understood 10 he ,ha
thor Of the letters of the Spy" bro..h, -
fore the House, and examined in reference ,o
the matter. MIR. Davis was accordingly b,oush,
to the bar by the Sergeant. at arms, when a..
good deal Of wrigglIug and twisting among III.
faithful the fact was asceriained, that the iaa;.
vidua alluded to was not member OF the Ho...
ba, OF the Senate. MIR. Davis was then di,cLar.
ged. The member alluded to is said to be Mr.
Senator Ruggies from Maine.
Since the above was in type, we learn from
the National Iuteiiigencer Of the 18th, that NJ,
RuggIes has requested that the Senate cause an
inquiry TO be made into the matter charged upon
him by The letter in question.
o. Gen. Jackson, when he turned his back
upon the White House, exclaimed, 81 leave
tins great people prosperous and happy Tho
truth OF the exclamation, SO far as il related 10
the prosperity OF :" this people" is evinced bv
the state Of commerce in 1887 compared win
1886 The au,ouat Of imports into the port Of
New York, in 1857 Was Sos. $50, 700, IN 1895
II was : lis ,oob, 1874, OF ; 30 ,0U0 GEO more than
IL was ia 1887 and the difference thus created
10 the revenue was s ,C34, Isl. Should The
experiments aud experiments OF the Admipl,tra.
lion, have The same effect upon the Commerce
Of the country for few years in succe..,ea. III.
President aud his friends might very ye.,an.ll,.
expect that the reycGu,s u the country uoua
De paid III the constitutional curiencx for tho
ainC uni VI uid BE- such that any huck.ter nuh,
had change enunsh TO pay II without Jnconye.;
ence. "A reduction u seven aud haT ~ ,iI,o
per year, would soon bring the revenue within.
the compass VI almost any mans meaus 10 nav
even IL jackson currency.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-21

The following extra from the office
Of the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser,
dated 9th of February, Q O'Clock P. NJ.
has Just been received. We have De-
troit papers of the Sd. inst. which
make no mention Of tho annexed re.
port.
Since our paper went to press we
have been informed that an express
has arrived from Detroit, bringing the
information that the patriots, 10 the
number of about 500, are assembled 10
the neighborhood of Black Swamp, To-
ledo aud Munroe. They are under
the command Of self-styled Adj. Gen.
Mcleod, Sutherland and others, and
are well supplied with arms, munitions,
&c
The soldiers here are to leave this
evening for Detroit, where il is expec'
ted they will arrive in 80 hours.
Gen. Brady, who is in command al
this point, an active efficient officer,
will undoubtedly disarm the patriots
as soon as they come within his reach.
A rumor has been current here this
evening, that the British near Detroit,
have fired upon our side and killed Sc
veral men. This we are authorised &c
say by Col. Worth, is wholly without
foundation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09
MENCIAL LINE PACKETS.
iii "a "a ii

REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS
Remancss add drafts with freight and 10 and
from Great Britain and irelsnd-ROCBES COMMERCIAL
LINE The Subscribers respectfully intimate No their friends
and the public cneray they enter into early
with them for the bringing out of their families
and by the ssy spring hpsthe srst of which will
running Liverpool the ia February, 23a
will continue regularly every week Afterwards
acrdrg emirsns the most desirable and eligible coHvcy
ancethey can have.
The detention OF vessels Liverpool gagged In this trade
having been great and Just causc ri complaint
the subscribers DESTROYS o removing the by despatch
uent regulations their days OF sailing
will give ertre ssssctos 10 shippers and a. further In
ucemsnt for them 10 give preference to- their Line over s
transient vessels, guarantee they shall invariably
sail on The appointed day, full not fol-, and take freight
when opposed 10 transient vessel NJ srch rates a. VIII In
the support and preference shippers by this Line
The employed for the convenience ~ their pssssn
Live rpoo OF the first cias-runnng regularly
every day from the dferent OF ireland and Scotland,
convenience ef Importance those residing al the out
porp.
Roya Bank of ireland" pad At sight, free ~ dssoun
province and countyb sides IN the nissd
answering The same purp Bank OF ireland notes
| 4 convenience oaly by this establishment
Their drafts well rs passage orders can he forwarded by
the regular smiling the 1T sh. 10th, and 18th NJ
each month In the Those residing w the country
address letters (post paid which VIII be runctualy NJ
particulars be ascortanrd spp,lcs
no, Al ~ south street New York
d2osans HoGHE hNDTHrkSb w.
A. yAssAGE FuDM StIGv-t hrst
~ ,hp will sail from sligo or ab,u, the 18Th pv
49, ref and scccmmods,e num5er Of passengersin
either cabin or sic rage.
For fresbto passage, aIyy cco,rtrra ,,s v,o,,
Mr. Persons shing rent, moref 20 n frisnds.
haze dr,nsai sigh, on Mr. Hsgh Leighton oas s. sligo.
j22 I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09

soS0r.na 1e aso1s line "" y
reguarly despatched from New York and Petersburg
schr EMMA, Isaac Cole, master.
sssr HEaEN D. Es5oo WosIas r master master
sshr PETERSBURG, new d Latourette, master.
schr -, new }. B. RATION, master.
this trade and ded by experienced masters One of
the above vessels will be regularly despatched from each port
All goods forwarded the subscribers viii be shipped free
o. sa''0n J55HS Is pSSfL o SSrS Sc wa
AL RICHMOND PACK ETs-OLD La
TE The following vessels compose the above line OF
seIr LYNcMBuRe ynewl John Could, MASTER
Schr TUsC ARORA John Bell, master.
Schr LEONflNE samuel Dearborn master
s s %EXISusTat' ls. cose6' master.
The propreors OF the above line having for period of
keep line Of first class vessels copper fastened
handed by Of experiences in the trades they solicit
every accommodation facility power will be given
vessel viii be weekly and S.sner r.,
OF premium Goods forwarded the subscribers will be
'n~on AgPy
4g4 PACKETs1r line Of packets viii hereafter be
schr. ALFREp +. THORN. lnew) H. Sanford, master
schr. REPEATER o. IL SANFORD, master.
schr. TELL x Hawkins, master.
The above schooner all first class copper fastened
ed by able experienced naygator and will run regularly
and from Wilmington throug hout the year.
The detention of New York engaged IN TINS uaae
having heretofore been great and ustcaue OF complaint ne
scrbers DESTROYS OF removing the sane ny despatchg
of this line days, and 10 eject the perma
establishment CT such regulations In ther days OF ang
will satisfaction the shippers and further
this line ALL transient vessels, which preference
they justly entitled regular packets threngho the
year. through thick and thin We guarantee that they shs
invariably sail the day appoined full or not ful and take
freight when opposed transient vessel atsuch rates as
will the support and preference OF all merchants
ged in this trade both nonresden and resident Shippers
opposed regular packet customary rates.
The subscribers grateful the liberal support and
which they have always received from the date OF
their first establishing this line Of packets sx years since
and respectfully solicit connu OF public favor; and IN
beg all shippers that While no sxerions
and perfect satisfaction shall be wanting their
part they will solicit their freight in other way than
their adverem n,s whcA they again assure them
they rely upon with certainty of their vessels always
sailing stated In them ness detained by wind weather
neither will circulate false In order TO obtain
their freight epend solely straight forward correct
uniformly pursued by hem for continuance oil
their share, least, Of public patronage and favor.
For the accommodated of shippers the subscribers have
removed from 1870 South to their present locaiionand
for further their vessels will always load al
the foot Of Wall street as possible:
All goods aded the subscribers will be shipped free
incurred
by any the vessels Of this line warranted at the
lowest
For freight passage all the above vessels having hand
some accommodations apply to -
| j3 HALLETT K BROwN. 50 South Il. cor. Wall.