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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

CuRIous.-The Onondaga Standard calls
Price's robbery another supposed defalcation.
This reminds us Of the chap who had his pro-
perty seized and sold by the Sheriff on suspi-
cion of debt.-Huron Chron. y..t'rr q
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

ExolTEMENT.-A man drinks three glasses,
and he is in a state Of excitement. A person
receives box on the ear. and he is excited.
You stick yonr elbow into fellow boarder's
soup at the table, and he isexcitet .--Y You KICK
him with sharp toed boot and heis exciteds
You pull his nose and spit in his face, ana he is
excited In short you do nothing in the
world without creating excitement, save one
thing; hire man to saw wood by the day and
such an example ofcoolness and Christian pa
tIence as he will exhibit, il. enough to kill Old
folks. .tsf Us
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

ACCIDENTAL. Gun went off the other day,
heavily oaded--the charge entered most ofthe
account books in town. .---.uanhdtten .4dv.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

Benjamain Tappan, Senator elect, was Di-
rector of the Bank of Canton not long before
its failure. Was it this circumstance that re-
commended him to our Bank reformersl- Ohio
Trans. - ....--...--.----
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

About -four hundred boats, laden with pro-
duce valued at one million FIVE hundred thou
sand dollars, have been detained on the Erie
Canal by the closing Of navigation.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

WILLIAM JoHNsToN's PoRTRArr.-During
this notable personage's compulsory visit toAu-
burn, he was requested to sit for his portrait,
with which request he complied, and the result
is most striking likeness ofthe bold Buccan-
eer." He is "long favored" features
spare, yet prominent and bold. There is, in
his eye, perceptbe shrewdness, which
makes him man of quick comprehension -
stern and resoute. He holds in his hand, a
spy glass, and in the perspective is seen boat,
propelled by a female-intending to represent
Miss Johnston, whose heroism in visiting her
father during his sojourn at Fort Wallace
for the purpose supplying himw food, has
rendered her proper parsonage for the hero
inc of a tale. Groups of Islands are also seen
in the distance, intending of course to repre-
sent the " Thousand Islands, which are des-
tined to occupy niche in history, as singular
ly romantic as the famous residence of Blen-
erhasset where Burr failed to get up an expe-
dition to overthrow the inbecile Mexican GO
vernment.--Roch. Dem. "a,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

sATuRDAY, JANUARY 1a, 1889.
Tnn How. I. H. BnONsoN, e al, vs. DR..

iino az Ieffsrson county. N Y. and DR.. ]. !
J)s;cbt of This nIaca nnon 81 o,est;on Of yey-
rc;,,, 2 sl;s r,a,,a, has made some noise
,hrouo, t., ,,,;nts Of the aav and as all the par-
s;es u tha con,roversv are known to a large
...,,,h.. &c az ,;,;vons of this nlace we pro-
,,o.. 4. ro,,s sbort statement Of the principal
f..ts 4, q. c.ss. ;nvolvno. as il does the re-
,,,,,.,;o, ofoue of our most respectabe citizens.
Y ssTha ron II Bronson was dining the
g, .sss;on of CONGRESS- n momber of the low
=, bo.se of tbat bodv from Jefferson county.
/. Ha was. Il s we'll known. At the commence
,,s,,, ortba soss;o, r,n,sor,.t;ve and "a
..ch onnosad ~ tba snh.treasrrv scheme.
This. altbouob Notorious. to those who were
veraad n noI;t;cs was better evidenced bv his
.snd;nc - III fy,ends and relatives in this
,,l.eo r,,,hors oftbo .sM.d,son;,n y manor
5 5evotsa - ,bs onnos;t;on of,be scheme Of Sinh.
1880. c-..Lt - Ill. /, no.oa -
q. us..aa I, .,,o oo,rsa &c t;r,o
f... -. :-.aa.;,,, - nj. d. ron.arv.
t;sr, beoan to he doubted--be wavered. truck.
81, A d.,,,4oa .,nnortor &C Mr. Van
p,,.a,. ,,,,n .,a rsed HE most strenuous
u.:. - 49,, :. o.,r;od .,d os n trra in.
a.x.o mark tho stoges of his conversion. the
uc,oh.,, ,s,rned. Tho nloce oftbe Madison,an.
IN ,;s ren,;ttances to his friends. While these
,h;nns noro gronsn;,;rc Of WASHINGTON. the
.f;oe of Iudco n Mr. Bronson,s crcuit be-
o.,,o ,.,,nt and tbr,nob tho solicitations of
himself and friends. that gentleman was nom
mated 70 fiji that office. by Governor Marcy,
.nd h;s non;n,+;on was annroved bv the SEN
a,e The time nassed on. and no Mr.. Bron-
ann .nne.red to take upon himself the duties
ofb;o now Office The Sub-treasury bill was
undergoing protracted discussion in Con-
oress and by its side stood the honorable gen.
tlemon battling with mipht and main in its ia
yor foroetfnl anparentlv. that the time was
s,,t n,ss;nr ,uav when bv the laws of the
.,,ts he should take the necessary oath of
on.,sc,,;on for his judicial office or forfeit the
s.me And the time did pass, and Mr.. B. stood
=, H.. noet and his vote stonds recorded for
~. s,h ,rs,surv--ond term time came in the
.ou,t o,or which he was to preside, and no
...s.o ,u.s .horo and tbe interests Of suitors
80 ho,.uso .bero uos No one 10 do ius-
,;oo hnd the vvb;o naners took IN the mat
w. w. ..a .a,.r. "a the circumstances of the
..sa nd cs,nsS 70 The conclusion that Mr..
D. p.on,or 49, u,ss sc,;,,r for lucre Of reward.
IT, ..,.o &, M nlace the Hon. Micah ster
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12
Leaving net profits
Q6.R57.lS.


Number of prisoners in confinement 3Oth
Nov. 1887, S92--Number received during the
year ending Nov. 1888, 155--Died 26-Esca
ped /: Discharged by writ of error /: Dis
charged by expiration of sentence 51: BY
Communication o: Pardon Is: Now In confne-
ment 443.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

and the people of the British empire are
bending their energies to the busnes of per-
fecting the means of navigating the great wa
ters of the world by its assistance. The Go
vernment is encouraging experiments, and
the capitalists are awaking to the advan-
tages of this mode of navigation. Iron boats
are talked about, and experiments with them
are going on. The Yankees must look out.
The cheapness of iron, Of labor, of every thing
the command of capital--the perfection to
which the mechanic arts have arrived in that
countryside commencement already made,
speak loud to us. The following is from the
English correspondent Of the Courier and En-
qurer.
Projects in steam navigation are here daily
coming out. An important company has re-
ceetly been announced, called the "The Pa
cifc Navigation Company" for navigating the
Western Coast oil South America, from VAL
paraiso to Panama. The Company is founded
on an exclusive interest for term often years,
which has been taken by VIM Wheelwrlght,
gentleman well known in the United States,
as consul for many years at one of the South
American ports. The commercial intercourse
being very extensive between your ports and
those of Chill and Peru, it will probably be
thought important thar the Pacific Steam Ma
vnation should prove successful, in shortening
the time of communication between the United
States and Chill and Peru--as this proposal
is, fora communication by way of the 18th
mus ofPanama, and cutting off the passage of
many thousands Of miles around Cape Horn.
As your merchants appear to have recently
been petitioning the authorities fen line Of
steam packets to,C Chagres, it will be seen
that should such a line be established,
there will then be full cham ofsteam navlga-
ton, from the United States to the whole
length ofthe coasts of Chill and Peru.
Our merchants are beginning again to look
out with eagerness for the arrival OF the Great
Western steam ship. The wind is SO settled
in the northeast, that it is more than proba-
bic that this wonder Of the world, will display
her powers more fully than in any of her for
lner voyages; for, to all present appearance,
she will now return to England before any
packet shall have arrived from New York,
which had not sailed before the Great Western
left US last. And SO admirably does her ma
chinery wear, that lis not believed, that the
proprietors will persevere in their original in
tention Of taking her from the sea, for the en-
suing winter months. s r
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

N. P. Willis, and DR., Porter, are about t.
establish new periodical in New York.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

What is hogshead supposed to contain when
marked Observation-Disclosures Gaz. Il
Brimstone.-Boston Post. va sy .
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

PENETENTIARY RBPoRT.-We are indebted
to Senator Bates for this report, from which
we extractthe following:
Earnings off the past year $54,4Oi,Os.
Expenses during the same time 27,743,93.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

Nun. Plenty Of mud and no sidewalks,
wonder whether the Mayor travels on horse-
back, Or on foot these daysa Guess he rides.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

The English have at length abandoned their
senseless persecution Of the Jews, and eonsen-
ted that they may be appointed TO office. A
Mr.. Solomon, of that persuasion, has recently
beer, appointed a Justice offhe Peace in Sussex
England. - Bn6d 6dionian,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

WEArHFR.--The Michigan Argus thinks the
late marriage between whggery aud abolition
ism in New York viii be apt to bring forth
"dark days and cloudy weather" --.Manhatten
.Ady
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

The real estate in a large number Of the
counties of North Carolina, has been tripled in
value in the course oftwo years, by the prose-
cution Of the works Of internal improvement
in that state.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

Why arethe Indians near Green Bay like the
Jews2 Dye give il upl Because they are
dien-o-noniss.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

We have lost sum of money and hogs
pluck. The one who has the money is evident
ly the best judge Of the relative value of things
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-12

BARBARous.--It is said to be certain death
for hog to oenter Cincinnati now-a- days.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

Moan ACCIDENTS rHE FoURrH.-NIr. ellis
was killed close TO the collectors Office, the CO.
lumba Rail Road. DR.. Swain, of Bristol, fell over
board from the steamboat Burlington, Borden
town. A young man named r.. l., hung himself in
the salt water baths at Brooklyn. Capt. Keoney and
Mr.. Badet had their arms blown off at New London
A young lady named Mathews had her leg blown Of
near Baltimore, by a cannon Cheveril,a Baltimore
pilot, drowned in Chesapeake Bay. young
man drowned at the foot Of 18th street-and a
young woman named Ellis, took medicine to kill her
child, and killed herself
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

FLoRrDA.-The Army and Navy Chronicle has a
long windcd statement endeavoring to bolster up the
laundering treaty made by Gen. McComb with ne
gro; and says only few party men are dissatisfied
with the terms Of the treaty. We know that men of
all parties were dissatisfied with IL and that unless
the government removes the Indians, the citizens
will quietly destroy them on their own hook. There
will be no peace for poor Forda,or the poor Indians
till the Mississippi rolls between them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

From MExrco.-Later adviccs are received from
Matamoras. Business very dull there the
10th ult. Money was in demand at 3 per cent a
month. The forces under Arista and Bustamente
repairing to that place to preserve the order Of
the Province.
The Federalists are reported TO have attacked
Sa'ilo with about 800 men, commanded by General
Lemos, and after an engagement Of five hours,
ceedcd in taking the town. The commander of the
government troops was shot dead.
There a rumor at Matamoras that an engage
ment had taken place at Monterey between Generals
Canalizo and Lemos, in which the former was de-
feated. This rumor not believed-but IL was
supposed that General Lee would obtain pssscs-
sion Of the town.
The u ;. sioop of war yandalia arrived OF the
bar Of the Rio del Nortc, and cast anchor the 10Th
instant.
All the roads were interrupted, and traders were
prevented from arriving from the interior.
1t is the intention Of the Mexican Government TO
invade Texas in September next with 5000 Mexicans
and 1000 Indians. In creating with Texas.
Santa Ana has two passions TO saisfy-one is ambi-
ton, and the other revenge. lie wishes Bustamcnte
out of the way, and 10 be revenged on the Texans
for logging him at San Jacinto.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

90 John Stuart, Esq, brother TO Sir Allan
McNab, and Lieutenant Grogan, ofth 32d regiment,
fought duel near Toronto, Upper Canada, on the I'd
instant. Neither were killed nor wounded. The
cause fthe duel was, the Lieutenant eloped with
the wife Of the barrister. Three shots were exchan
ged between the parties and the affair is now to be
carried before the Queens Bench
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

o.. We Rave seen print # the "Old North"
line Of battle ship, now lying in our harbor All we
have say Of il is, that she laying to in gale Of
wind with reefcd foresa AND topsais, and her main
and upper deck ports open the weather side.
No sailor drew this
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

APPOINTMENT nv THE GovKRNoR. Charles
Marvin to be Military Secretary the Commander
in-Chef, vice n. g. wetmore. resigned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

o. The Battery is recovering from the pestilence
that passed over Il this day week. Rise early, girls,
and brush with fairy feet the dewy lawn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

Ort- Col Barnard +. Bee, the Texian Envoy "a
Mexico, arrived al New Orleans on the 9th ult
from Havana.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

o. The steamer Belle came in contact with the
Daniel Webster on the Mississippi, on the 9th ult.,
which seriously injured her. No lives lost.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

MrxtcAS NAvy.-The Mexican government be-
gins 70 fear Texas in naval point Of view We un-
derstand that agents from Santa Ana are now here
looking Tor suitable vessels to purchase to form
other navy. This is well Commodore Moore will
now be able TO fight against something besides stone
walls We opine that IL the Mexican government
buy six men Of war, Texas will have FIVE Of them in
six months after they are purchased
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

A CoSsTnurIoN AND STATE GovERSAENT LOST
ron THE WANT or ELEVEN VoIcEs.-The "Talla-
hassce Star" Of the l9sh ult, states that the official
returns from the Aachua territory are received and
that the plan Of constitution for the state Of
Florida, has been rejected by eleven votes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

0t- No Commm Council proceedings last night
in consequence Of the absence Of the members at IN
Bowery Theatre TO attend upon the President.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

o. Several men failed in the city yesterday-and
today several will met-that is if the weather does
not moderate
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

NIBLos.-We anticipate a crowded Saloon this
evening to welcome the temperance OF Burton,
who performs on this occasion in two Of his most
divertng farces. There Is nothing in the range of
the comic drama to equal his "Gregory Thimbe-
well' in State Secrets, which constitutes most at
tractfve feature in the bill Of the night.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

o. Major Jack Berry, the old chief Of the Sen
tribe Of Indians, who fought with General Scott
at Chippewa, Bridgewater and Erie, is dead.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

o. young lady, Of Brooklyn, hung herself last
week, because she could not be married for month
al the least
90 young gentleman Of Philadelphia hung him
self in the Brooklyn salt water BATH on Sunday last
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

o. TnE LocoTocos Ar CnApEL.-The " Amer
ican is making great noise because the locofocos
made great noise in Chapel and repeats and con
tradicis its assertions again and again. Now who
cares, whether the locos laughed cried, wept. or
prayed whilst in Chapel DO wha, they will, the
devil will have his own when they die. They al
always do make great noise and great fun in every
place and all occasions. IL they made a noise in
Chapel, it was characteristic of them; il they did
not do 50, why, who cares
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

o. Battle daily.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

"a pilded halo lowering round decay,
The fars well beam offeeling past away
SPARK II that flame, perchaBce ofheaveny birth,
Which CLEANS but no more ~ CHERISHED earth"
In one word, the musicians had disappointed US
and We were compelled to return 70 the city without
music.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19
FOR TIE ENQUIRE
To JAMES G.3RLJ.iU

Though you have hren mnGled with gloves off lately
by Below The Blue Ridge, &c bs pleased to permit
who has Witnessed you! moe. extraordinary in rcIa
ton the Abemarle District to ask you lew questions
in plain, hOuIry way, and " request immediate
Should you condo scend % do 30 ( seeTs, howe
YER with you 10 be anti Republran lIh, qucs
tions.) please lie Grel pssihr, deal in language
that plain nIks understand, ii,rch right up tl:
mark-no special pleading, shutting dodgng-and
respond yea or nay. guilly net guilty.
|. Between 4 United States Bank and Sub Treasury
how would you vote al this time:
Between Special Depose. l.. s Bank and Sub
Treasury. how would you vote al this time:
,. Martin Van buren, and Henry Clay being candI
dates for the Presidency, and yor being obliged To vote
for The other wlich wouId sou vote nr:As sou
seem view pledges with snch wonderluI horror, this
question s therefore, only intended bind you for
c:y-answer like man; dodnng. You know you
free air. freely and frankly define your prn
cpIrs all questions when asked when you oprosed
General Gordon former election Come 10 the
point.
d. In getting upa Convention al Charlottesville, which
nominated tnl. Samuel Carr for State Senator, IN the
Amherst District in opposition TO DR. Charles Cock,
the then incumbent were you not accessory: Dad you
not write letters To gentlemen IN Ihs District, uic
ing such Convention, being yourself at The time
4 candidate for Congress, IN opposition 10 Gen Gnrcon:
Should YOU fail to these questions, Gen. Cor
don will be expected to urge you in your public discus
sons, 10 define your principles by
FRIEND lloSysr PEIscIPLEs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19

Stale or National ! proceed liItie;,,:e. answr: ih
Undergraduates propnGnGed III The EEqn;rer OF tht
JH inst.-noi, however, without denying lh!s right Il
any "aDnynoHs hrrier. FIRST. my opinion as regards
the safe kerp'Gg Of the Federal Revenue. Having al!
ways coasiG-rcda u s. Bank unconstitutional. danger
Gus 10 Cur iTea institutions, and rig lis opera
ton the agricultural States aad the Pc; Bau: y-L-.,
having failed after repeated trials 10 perform lie isca
esrhry Ia: the Government there sreEtpd ,lin
Alternative but 10 adopt the recommended by
the President OF the y. States at the extra u
congress alh ut The succeeding sessions, IA: o.
separating the Government funds en'iT,y from banking
corporations, and securing the public revenue until lis
disbursement in the public service, The hands Of The
pErsCn, collectors under sufficient securv and under
me penalty Of bsng rendered iatam0us ard subject
the punishment Of fs'Ony. should they the public
money so deposited with them.
10 the s"3ond enquiry "t elected in the absence of
insruciions will sou vote fol against William G..
hVes:'- which | respond that | will not vote for
MT liires, unless instructed ty yOH 10 do My
sons consider needless To assign his harn. been
sniiicieny exposed as conceive, by much ADLER pens
tnan nine, and here permit 10 remnrk, that
snpy because Mr. R!ves had the indcrendeacc (cr as
some Of his friends say, GGrcdJ differ with The President
upon The Sub Treasury question: that Gispustd to
pass hm by Tor the pie sent, hut that saw thought
saw, disposition the part Of himself To condemn in
Tie main, the principles Of Mr. Van Burcno admins
tra'on.
To you! last query, Mir. Voter las nearly Us can re.
co'rcl) as haze lost OF rnSlat the paper continuing
Inemnry.-" Do you believe MAJOR Garland aud Mr.
hlves occupy the public groIind: | will answer
By saying, with the xcsp,ion o. i% agi"or differences
opnIon believe they do, and have expressed my
sell the fact thai both uf them belong The Conser
Ya'ISe party is 10 my mind confirmation any PRINTS
OF Hoiy Hri!." II am in "rr"r. MdJ"r Garland can
Correct me, as assure yon, Mr. Po..- and every ohrr
foer, thA, il know myself, would no, Intentionally
m!SrrpTPssnt any one.
In conclusion, acknowledging The right Of instruction
holding it sac:Cd-l care moi how Uhlaupd-ca tEe III
bush fence, or what you may, am perfectly wiling $50
lar as cuncrrEFdj 10 take The vote given 10 Major
Garland and Gen. Gordon al the polls, test Of The
political sentiments u the county at C time, viewing
The Niajar as before said in the hight do
Mi fgrs. aud Gen. Gordon as oppu>ed-aGd the al
scnct oi otter instructions to the cOnirnry TO my
Course accordingly should | be elected Your Repre-
sentative TO tie EexL Legislature Of Virginia
One word as - The arS isrris card Of nv
peitur, Mr. Geo Harris, looking upon "haan rs man.,
acknowledging OBEDIENCE 10 one farther than right,
&c. | would Sc0rh Legislator to adopt the
creed of any one ev"a Mough he beHsdsnnSUished Ma.
jOr Naacsy, n buckingham. The Constellation. and tina,
alone, shall be NY chr, JOS. LlPSCOMB.
Louisa T.. IL, Apni Is, 1890.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19
DEATHS
CONJfDSTC3TrD


Darac! this F, the morning o the ith instant, West
uUcllni G.. H., Va 1iOS,s Row AID, ESD aged g. Mr.. x.
Va educated Scotland. En-
nrG with nuL of ordinary viii niIv" for
Pocy. Mr.. f. nppcared inre The public tina
Of Sdcy anh .uch often recognised aud admir-
poetic ufrc "EnIuTc" His S." Of Ocean Will
rrcocgrcL long aud genius shall Ind amc
We oud gladly in he Rchnoni Enq"er NJ
H. c!t behind volumes OF manuscript, som" few
pieces which, will Pch,p. he presented 10 the public MI H.
gcnicnin fine end liberal sentiments. ana strictly moral
atEUuI hy lac thought 10 hn eccentric
The of bis mind fus the cu-In. period Of has mortal
aspect the sgrGuuu 6!n such ~ 10 warrant
hope Of his being removed TO happier cline We Offer these
vw woods tribute his The harp that was wont
thousands, hangs upon the willow N mouroiu
silence We add that Mr.. r. filed the office At Nagis-
his ioI short imo Ia the no little ccdIi
OF himself the public His cdIcss Tor Books, ho"cfcr "Es
thu: hi !C, t u! sFcnsIon aad
inactivity. His lrCeui inferred IN
ot ground by himself ~hr" has o'hc
disturbed, uu the resurrection trump shall cali htn hcuc"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19
ThIrlvse,c Cents for a R.3ZOR.

ygNHE subscriber has received another supply 0, III"
iv.srven Cen, IA zons and judging from the sue
h mo, 9th heretofore in selling RaZors OF The
same Quality. he calculates upon giving the public COCA
article for the above small sum- u ,,cu
PetersGurg, Va.
psi hive now for sale a splendid assortment Of
p,, Fcnrrs Persons disposed TO order instruments
he assured that they will have The very oesr ~
Cd ;or Them at the came time, as much 'ase WIZ 'e
s,c;sed in the choice Of the exterior as poss'oe MI
f0 w finnish something Of superior tone and very
handsomely finished if very plan tnsh oeSeo
Will iurnisA 'hc'h ''' s'' E.P. n.
April