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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05
" What is a Csikonian, Brady ?

!" What IS Ceikonan, Brady?
B-A man with cork Leg
What is Fardownian7
B.-A man SO far down in the world that every one
tramples on him.
10 Gulck, how do you do you look palel
Guliek-How dol am bat poorly.
Can this Philadelphia engine beat all our New
York machines2
Gutck.-Wel she's a first rate affair-but we've
got two or three think quite as well Of
Can they play as hight
Gulick.-Not quite; the other has more power
and requires more force to man her.
Those boys don't belong to the Temperance So
ciety?
Gulick.-I should think not.
Coed morning. Gulick.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

II Tumey is publishing snll with life and spirit.
His last issues the most amusing things this side
the Atlantic. As the Duichman says, they are ''nore
peter ash gootp'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

AN END TO ALL rHIHos.-Sandfsrd, % Ann street,
has completed Mrs.. Opie's works. They are well
done-no library is complete without them. A good
hssle woman was Mrs. Opis-aa excellent writer-she
turned ouakersss locked pretty but dressed ssvenly
We asked her once why she was not more smart;
she answered simply, "Dsar Jshn Opie is dead" and
burst into tears.
Wscalled ON Sanford up FIVE pair OF stairs, enc
wet morning in October, 1886. "How de- you do,
SANFORD "Pm tired-Pve just get ost the first
number Of Opis." We have seen sights since then
so has he-buy his bosks-nakc him happy, and
yourself Intelligent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

II Sllss Wright intends TO offer q resolution simi-
lar in its purport TO Clays The twain will bccsme
one aesh like the Ssmese twins.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

MAMMOTH Horsx.-Therc is q horse in Louisville,
weighing $500 pounds he 10 ~ hands high. and 10 feet
long. Bring him to New York-hell make fsrtuse--
he's whole team
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

AGrAsr eosr.-The engineer on beard tbs 0rosoAo,
who was killed was brother Of ,rter the Ksstscky
giant. and was nearly as tall a. the giant nc was o
rood man. but q bad ssg,seer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

II What is the city Of oafers about3 We havat
had row or fire in a week!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

p The wine the Aldermen drink 10 not good
substitute the Dun Gordon sherry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

II A. NJ. C. Smith, we are told, arrested one OF
the hands on board the Great Western. What has ne
done1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

Er The Common Council called up good dealef
unfinished business last night, and left it nearly all
unfinished The only thing they put complete
finisa to was the supper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

fS Do the Directors OF the Mechsn,c's Bank
mean to give up the Promissory Notes to the Mon
trea Bank. Who knows :
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

u The head engineer of the Great Western died
yesterday in the City Hospital, after suffering severe
ly from being scalded. Resuisscat in pace Webb
goes out in her to supply his place. No fear Of his
being scalded to death. He's proof against steam.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

AnsIrIsus.--sone New Yorker " about 10 rvs HE
horse 10 New Orleans. sssns, streak q Meonshine.
The bcts are In favor Of MsonaAine
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

~ The Great Western 70 bssy !" cosling" Ladies
and gentlemen de- not visit her according to request,
The oafers who 20 there ouaht 70 be dumped in the
aeck.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

p Brooks what did you say Of Hosken what
was that abou, hog and honey7 Come, be consist
ent-for once in your iife-don't say one thing with
your pen and another with your tongue.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

II What's all this we hear about Baron Levi ar
irving al the Astor House; aud Baron Levi leaving
the Astor House. Who is Baron Lew, and
sWhere is he gone-oh where is he gone"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

10 Aialanta beat her competitors easy yesterday,
st the Union Course. Track in bad ordsr-tme not
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

rJ Patterson and Varian arc net to fight Hoxie
says if he has the fixing the distance they'll have to
twenty-fou Founders to reach each other. Fa |!
fe! Fl 70! fam!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

n The fellow whs fred the Pinkard House a
yicksburg, was blown up in the Oronoke! Servet
him night.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

"RxrRssss 70 NAvvss EevAL HsDs rRspvcE.'--
o. the os,h of April child pcrished In sso~ storm
10 Ohio on the ss~e day gin was killed By gbtaing
during ,husder storm near Charleston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

" FoR ENGLAND, Ho Every body knows ina
General James Gordon Bennett is on his way Il
England but every body does not know that Colo
mel James Watson Webb is about 10 follow Gene
raj James Gordon Bennett |! But so il is Wehavt
lost one great man in intellect are about to lose
another great manin substance Boy-a bandanna
wips-quck, or my tears will blind me.
Now, Webb we have word or two to say TO you,
and you have hitherto occupied conspicuous
place in society, we'll make You and your journey the
subject of our leading article today. You are tall
tolerably well made and passabe looking piece OF
mortality, but your whiskers are too big, and your
breeches are too bulky neither fit your face or form;
pat both of them, therefore the peace establish
ment. Thus endeth the first les son.
Before you GO, put decent and sober men into the
Courier office to conduct the paper-remove Hoskin-
he smokes too many cigars-is positively vulgar
Sleeps too much o. nights
as Cesar says, and sleeps toe much o days also.
Then he is man Of no talents-no soul-no philoso-
phy-no poetry-no pure religon-a veritabe loafer
in the literary werd. He hangs like Mahomets cef-
fin suspended bstwixt heaven and earth, belonging
70 neher-"ooks not Of the earth and yet is on it"
Get nd Of him; until you do, you will never have
your foreign selected with such that in
the Herald. Thus endeth the second lesson.
You know we love you, Webb, little very little
but you must suffer soms"-pay off all the install
msnts-brush off the cobwebs and cut of the car
bsnces! sell off the farm on Long Island-dismiss
the French tutoress-drink light wines-sell your
best brands-take the dirk out of your bosom-look
4 man fully in the faee-don't show yeur teeth
much-bark less call in all your outpost rays,
And form q denssr march Of light,
Such as beseems a hero's fight!
Thu. endsh the third lesson.
Go, Webb 60 to merry England and may God
bless you-enlarge the good qualities of your heart
and crush to death the bad ones. You have the ma
teriss about you yet to make decent member Of So
ciety, if you apply them properly. Break up your
newsboat establishment-reform the other depart
ments-eai less, drink ess-swaeger less, talk less,
write less, (ysu can't write much less) and think
mere! Coed bye, Webb! Boy, bandanna! Gsd
bless yes! Some hartshorn!
Co where glory (dees nett wait you -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

~ The WEExLr HERALD will be issued this
morning precisely At clock will be full of most
interesting matter-twe or three love adventures
James Gordon Benne,t's first letter after his depar
ture for Europe-the Harlem Bridge Tnal-ful par
tieuars Of the Steam Boat accidents-with lists Of
the killed and wounded, and detailed account Of the
great Charleston fire, embelished with an eTcelient
s0ood cut, descriptive Of the city and the burnt
district,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

p Virginia lost says Richie fright, Mr..
Bullockr" Old vnginny 'gias TO tirei
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

ROBBERY OF YeRK HoUsE.-Several lodging apart
ments IN the above establishment were broken open
an Thursday night and something like $50 or $50 in
cash stolen from the dodgers. Suspicion fell upon
lounger about the establishment and an officer of
The police was called for; but before he could be
brought up, the prisoner contrived to effect his en-
largemsnt There is something, Paul Pry says,
"a little pekooar" in this traasactisn, and the man
ner in which the suspected party procured his escape
deserves an explanation.
CATCHING Down EAsrsR.-A hard locking siti-
Gen. whe announced himself at the police by the
name Of John w. Harmed, was yesterday arrested on
the complaint of William Boys, of Massachusetts,
who charged him with stealing ten dollar bill, on
pretence Of getting it changed. 1t seems that Boys
went into sailors boarding house in Water street,
and asked the accused to favor him with change for
ten dsllar bill, TO which the other very obigingly
assened; and taking the bill into his hands, walked
on with IT. saying that he weuld just step ont and
turn with the change presently. Shortly afterwards
not seeing any likelihood of his friends return the
complainant hunted him up, and had him brought
before the police. The prisoner said the countryman
was crazy, and that the reason of his keeping the
money from HIM. Justice HOpson ordered him 10
deliver 1t up Immediately or he would commit him
Upon which ne took out roll of bills, all Of which
were either counterfeit or of broken banks and ofer
ed to refund the amount The cheat being detected,
the accused was committed to await his trial for
the offence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

rr John McKeen, we'll do you justice.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

He then moved to insert $4,000.
This was lost.
They then passed the vote of 100000.
UNFINISHED BusIsEss-Report of the Finance
Committee, on the petition Of William Edgar and
others. Relative TO grants of land under water Adop
ted.
Report of the Committee on Laws, &c. recon-
msnding concurrence with the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen relative to licensing charcoal waggoners,
&c. &c. Laid on the table.
Report of the Committee on Streets, relative 10 the
extension Of Centre street. from Broome to Hous-
ton street. Laid on the table.
lslion frsm the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, abe
fishing the Office OF Keeper Of the City Hall. Non
concurred in.
Report Of the committee on wharves, &c. on the
petition Of u. N. Conklln for PERMISSION TO build
bulkhead in the city Of Brooklyn. Laid on the ia
bic.
Report Of the committee streets, on the subject
Of grading first avenue. Referred.
Report of the committee on lands and places, on
the resolution 10 level Hamilton Square. Referred.
Report Of the COMMITTEES on laws, &c. on q resou-
ton from the Board OF Assistant Aldermen, recon-
mendng an amendment Of the law relative TO the
collectors Of taxes. Non.concurred in.
Report OF the street committee on changing the re-
gulatioR Of the second avenue. Referred
BOARD or AssrsTANTs--S Special MeetinQ.-Fnday,
May 4th.-The Bard met at an unusually early hour,
rs oclock IN order to get through with mass OF pub
Inc business, which they neglected 10 attend TO al the
say assigned previously, In consequence OF overstay-
ing their time at Rlackwes Island at the late jun
kettnR.
The clerk Of the Board in his usual peda eogse
style read the sayings and dongs Of this august BODY
At the preceding meeting, and then the Board toek up
and adopted the following reports Tin favor OF en-
acting ordinance for the better observance 81 the
first day OF the week. called Sunday; prohibiting the
sale Of every commodity, including vegetables, hsh,
flesh and fowl and every creeping thing, under pc
nalty OF el0e.
Assatant alderman HolIsy said, he did net like
stale vegetables sour milk did netaerce with alder
man Hoffman-snd alderman Balls had mortal an.
tpathy 10 inanimsie fish II was therefore resolved,
as an amendment that these latter articles should be
excluded from the general prohibition, nssnuch as
would be extremely bereavement for citizens particu-
| Iary the members of the Common Council, 10 ab.
stain entirely from eating and dinkingon Sundays.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
Closing If the Canal at RichmOad.

TgyHE Beard Of Directors Of the James River and
Il Kanawhs Company having placed the rrconstmc'
ton of The lower level OF sbe old canal Richmond,
for the most pay, Under contract, aud having, al ir'
late meeting aScertancd that the force employed upon
that work canno: be kept in operation later than the 10Th
of March, without rawing the water from the canal,
directed notice 10 be given To the public, that the water
would he drawn oH al about that date, and thai il Nigh.
be found necessary f. this 10 &c done ew days earlier
but that was the intention OF the Board so avoid inter
RI pting Inc navigation until the condition of the work
should render The Indispensable and 10 operate
with snch force that The interruption should cease &!
the earliest day practicable.
II being further ascertained that, in the mean time
freight he received and discharged with greater
yenicnce OF Wrslham, the James riTer, Than a, an!
point lower COW that place has been fixed upon for The
lernipaon OF Tire river navigatun-As s0on therefore
as The waller is draw from the Lower Level above
mentioned The navigation will be closed from WesthCm
To Richmond.
BY order Of lire President and Directors:
W. h. CHlTTENDEN,
SserauryJ I. Il. TO-
Feb y S0-2awl5M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
FROM TIE LAKE FRONTIER.

CLEVELAND, (OhIo,) Feb. y.
United STATES TRoops.-Slx stage loads Of U. s.
troops under the command Of Capt Johnson, arrived
here las, evening from Buffalo, on their way Detroit
These we understand are the that passed up the
lake few days since, in the steamboat New England;
but were forced to return on account of the ice.
THE PATRIOTS By gentleman who arrived in this
city last evening from the West we learn that the report
received some days SINCE that the Patriots were abou,
crossing over into Canada from Sandusky, is
Our informant states that they about 600 strong
and we'll supplied with arms and ammunition
The Marshals Office broken open on Friday
night last and seventeen stands of arms taken thererom
The deputy sheriff was despatched in pursuit of them
and overlook the team and recovered the arms near Do
yer, in this county. They have been brought back
this city.-Com mt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
WIN. "A. pATTGs0N, H"';''
-:laWiGs
Jan so

NTEKY VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE pu,,,.
v ant TO The last will and testament Ct Mai R,l,y
Park deed, Offer, at private sale. The lands heur
inr To- his estate near Oxford, Granville Couu
North Carolina.
The upper tract lies on both sides Of Fishing C.c, /.
Within miles of that hourishing village, and esq
mated 80 contain 1000 acres, 2D0 Of which crrti
bottom very productive in grain, ana susceptible u
great improvement: at moderate expense. The upar.
is soft, easily cultivated, and productive; and such o
as is no, fresa having for 'he Hos part grow Up
pine is rapidly recovering its toner fertility. Thee
are }O0 acres in original timber we'll stated 10 both
eng and building psrposes and situated as 10 be
yenlenl 20 all parts Of the plantation. The iaproSt
mrnis consist OF comfortable dwelling E"Ise. with ~
large cotton gina granary, with stables a.
tached-a smoke house criS-tobacco barns, ag4
snns cabins. II is believed that excellent oversize
mill might be bni!l this tract, coniInandng The be-.
wafer power in The neighbo7hood.
The lower tract 10 situated fUar miles from Osi1't
and contains by very ord surveys, Gao acres. This
generally believed 10 be- Of the 5esl estates Of its ex
tent in this SECTION of ceNnry- About 10 acres ar
creek botto,a Of superior qualify, aud from 4j0 10 80
Of tobacco land We! 10 clear. Timber is re'
abundant, and q, trSing cost The say mill, which
good SITE, might be put in operation, and iendet
profitable. There two settlements on this land. VII
a dwelling and cat houses at eaca-some good toblcC
barns, NC
The terms will be made accommodating, and We in
vile proposals from such persons disposed to ma
investments in valuable real estate.
Oxford offers the Advantages Of schools and good .
ceiy and these lands present those OF coil fine wair;
and pure ai5- Written communications will Sc address
ed 10 US al WarIcn,oH. North Carolina
WELDON II EDWARDS.
GEO d. BASKERVILLE,
Executors Of Robert Park, dtri
I,, 1t,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
LUMBER FOR SALE.
Feb y

PNNHE Georgia Lumber Company have now on hand,
IL at their depot at DarieH, large amount OF Lum,
Der for sale by the cargn in smaller quantities, and
they folly prepared to furnish short notice all
kinds of the best quality Of Southern Pine Lumber,
sawed 10 any required dimensions, and al the most Ia
vorabe prices.
An communications may be addressed TO the .1scn. r.
the Georgia Lumber Company at Da7icn and will receive
prompt attention. SIMEON Is. JEWETT,
Secretary Of Georgia Lumb,J Company
Lumber City, Georgia. Feb. o2-3m
INTERESTING TO TEACHERS Notice is here
Il by given that the Academy at LewsLurg, Virginia
is vacant This institution consists OF male anf
female department, which the Trustees DESTROYS Oh
filing with appropriate and aeN Jan&td teachers The
teacher in the male department must be competent L"
teach The elementary branches of an English education
the Mathematics: Natural Philosophy, including Che,
mis,ry. and Astronomy Ethics &c and the Latin and
Greek languages; and the TEACHER of the female depart
r,ent the branches of accomplished female ctuca.
ton Applicants are requested to make their applIca'
tons with as little delay practicable. They will be
received until the 18th day Of April next when the eiec
ton will be ade All communications touching the
premises to be addressed post paid John Mays, Esq
President Of the board Of Trustees.
J. F. DANGERFlELD,
JOHN MAYS,
JOHNSON REYNOLDS,
HUGH WILSON,
Committee Of the BOard of Trustees.
Feb II S9--2awIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24

meeting President and Directors of the Lousm Rail.
"A Rond Company, held at Louisa Courthouse Monday the
9Th OF October, 1857
Rorsd Tint the stockholders in The Louisa Road Company
and they hereby required the Farmers Bank Virgil
MIA addition has boen already called twenty
each share held by them the stock the sad
pany the following nsulments namcS5 share the st
day Of January share the LIST day Of February
SIS share the LIST day nf March and s. share the
LIST day of April usual interest will be allowed all ia
advanced before they become due aud interest will be
all thai punctuay paid BY order Of the Board
NATHANIEL THOMSON, Clerk.
hive called including the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
Feb II

tHARK.-Thjs celebrated race horse and stallion, by
- American Eclipse, his dam The unrivaed and noted
Old Lady Lighfool, BY Sir Archy. whose COLI
(and not large number) have sold for nearly SaONo
will make his season this spring, at Charlotte Cour'
house. Virginia, at 75 per mare, under the management
of Col. Thomas P. Richardson and Maj R. !. Gaines
If Shark is encouraged Stock horse, it is time
10 desert the genuine BREED of the Old Dominion -
He sold not long since for $4,000 cash. lie is now'
his stand in fine health, ready for businessas proven
himself sure and good foal get,er, FIVE feet three
inches high, remarkably handsome. His color is coal
black. Particulars hereafter.
Feb II S0-2awH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
n. 3. The instalm

NL EGROES FOR SALE.-Will be sold at Surry
" Courthouse, on the 18th Monday in March next,
tit being Courtday,) ten valuable Negroes, men, boys
and girls. Terms at the sale.
PETER T. SPRATLEY,
Er'or Of Walter and .qdmr. Of I'm. Spratley iced.
Feb q 9l-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
POETRY.
uu,cYYsrREaa,xs ussrSa."
From the London Feekiy Dispoteh.)
THE FREE


THE FREE.
he vii strrnmI leap with heGdlonS sweep
In their curblcss course o'er the mountain steep;
All flesh unL strong they fnam rlons,
Waking ihe rocks with their cataract song.
Ny eye hcaps glanre like n h"am on lance,
Will. waici, tic waters dash and dance,
I,nrn with slec, for Iuvu 10 SEQ
The path Of any ,hut'sitce.
The skylark springs with dew on bis wings,
Aud up in tina arch Of heaven he sings
7il Ia. t.il ll,--oh, swe:trr far,
Than the notes tina, come through golden oof'
The Joyous bay Of hound II, play,
The cav of rook on its homeward way,
Oh! these shall be the music for me,
For love the voice Of the free.
The deer starts by with his anI'er' hiSh'
Proudly tossin. his head 10 the sky;
The barb ruas the plain unhrokc By The roin'
With s,samins nos,rs snd flying manci
The clouds are sirr'd by the eas!"t Bird
As tho flap of his .wno?ins p'non Is heaIo'
OH thesc shall he The creatures Tor me-,
For nv soul was forn'd to Iowa the l'ee
The mariner brave, in his bark on the wave,
Nav laugh al the walls round kIng!y slave
And the one who.e lot is the desert spot
Hin. no dread Of an enyious foe ia his cot
The ,hrHll and state at the palace .ate
Are what ms spirit has learnt TO hate,
Oh! the hill. shall DO II home for me,
Fo, I'd leave Il thrune for the hu; Of The Tree.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24


HHYOBACCO.-Thci inspectors of Tobacco al the fl''
a lie Warehouse in Richmond, have TO inform mo
planters and others sending tobacco 10 the same, t'
there is now erecting cram. for unloading tobacco
from rGggOns and arranged to take the soae OUT
Of the Wagons imme datey into the house, SilhoJt
being in The least ex posed TO the weather They WIZ
also take this opportunity say TO their old Customer.
and others, that they have made such io
the year. as will give every expedition to the business
confded 10 them They have now in thee employ
Can't. VIM. Burton, late Inspector at Seabro'As HGTs
house, together with other aid, will no dsnSt enable
them 10 give general satisfaction. The freight ana az!
other charges will be advanced hereofe IN 'ooac
co consigned to the Warehouse and the sssietes a'ea
ton paid 10 the same oH
NJ c. LAKELAND takes pleasure IN seyng to ms GU
friends and customers, and others, who may ssHa nen
,obocco 10 the Warehouse that his heaaa is so far t
proved and improving that he hopes to Sc able to pay
usual attention 10 their interest The planters ave eu
vised 10 prevent mistakes to mark ,ae names ~ '''
IN al least one head of the hogshead Of their nace'
LAKELAND g. MACON,
L., - T7E-wswl Inspectors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24

"A SANk OF VlRGlNlA.-An adjourned mer,;n~
81 D the Stockholders Of the Bank OF Virginia wI!s
held q, The Bank OIL Thursday the first day Of NJ.
next. Is. RObINSON, Jr CGsb,,,
Feb - SS-9aw,A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24

EIHARMERS' BANK OF YlRGlHlA.-Au az.
Il ed meeting OF the Stockholders of the F,,,.
Bank Of Virginia will be held at their BANKING W''
on Thursday, the LIST day of March next, at y 's
NJ. JOHN G. BLAIR. Cu<h..
Feb 10 s7-,I"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24

n ANY NOTICE The subscriber, rh view ,, :,
ID more convenient practice of his profession. nc =:
cd his residences al Buy6ton Meet rnhniy COUNT =
He will hereafter regularly attend the Courts of ,,
huIr, Mechenhurs, and Brunswick Counties: sr+ :.
tending to devote himself earnestly and cxciu.;r,,
the law, those who engage his services. may fracrc
his prompt and 2eaons rni.on ~ their business
JAS. d. GNOLSON, Rogd,,
Feb Is - ~,