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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-08

PoLTTIcAL DUTIES. Among the best beo-
pie; there are some who, through disgust
with the violence Of parties, withdraw them
selves from all political action. Such, con :
ceive; do wrong. God has placed them in
relations, and imposed on them the duties
Of citizens; and they are no more authoriz-
ed to shrink from these duties than from
those Of sons, husbands OF fathers.
Claiming on Seif-eREftre.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-08

AMERICAN ANrroUITIEs. ~ We understand
that No. Catherwood, whose panoramas oF
Jerusalem and Thebes have excited 50 much
attention IN New York, proposes 70 visit
Central America for the purpose Of exploF-
ing the ruins Of Palenque; aud if he, should
find itWorth bis while, to make drawings Of
whatever remains may exist &c tla scenery,
&C.,
Various marvellous stories are told sc tho
antiquities of Mexico and Central AmeTi-
"a, aud we rejoice that one 50 wen quaIiii-
ed for the enterprise as Mr.. CatherEood Is
about to put them to the test Of personal
observation. Mr.. Stephens Is also, We learn
further, preparing bis Official visit to Gautf-
nala, which will afford him ample materials
lor another entertaining work Il Is q pOr-
.lon pf Che famous fairy land, the a darddo
q slr Walter Raleigh. Ns.5ark DAILY al
'ertiser
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-08

A CHALLENGE TO THE FrELD.-The edi-
tor Of the Worcester Hgis (Hon. VIM. Lin
colnl closes a controversy, which has been
somewhat disastrous to the Worcester Pal
#ladium, BY Offering to the editor Of that
print honorable Satisfaction in the field
the weapons to be hoes-each party TO dig
one acre Of potatoes and he whose work
IS done best, and in the shortest time, to be
declared the victor. Should the challenge
to mortal potato-dieging be accepted, the
editor Of the Kgis will transmit the size Of
his hoe BY a friend, who will arrange the
preliniinaries for the settlement of all diff
culties. Salem Gaz.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-08
NOTICE.

W. H ILL
EIIERS Of administration I'D Collsgen
dun. having been granted to the subs-
criber. 81 the Probate Court Of z AGO Cor lty,
upon the estate Of Emanuel Head notice
IS hereby given, to al persons indebted 70
said estate, to come forward and liquedate
their respective claims Immediately and Ell
persons having claims against said estate re-
guessed to present the same, duly autkenti-
cated within the time presented by law Or
they viii Be barred.
]. ". BARNETT. Admir-.
October 6thl839. I4-8t
JOB PRINTING
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-08
Fi6n the Indiana Jodfnai.

aSome fellow who wished to have Me-.
Busxirk, the postmaster at Bloomington, in
this State. removed from Office, forged d let-
ter id the name Of Mr. b., to the Postmaster
General. resigning the Office, and recon-
mending George HI. Johnston, ESQ. as a suite
able person to fiji the vacancy OF course,
Mr.. Johnston was no less surprised at reeeiv-
ing the appointment, than Mr.. BuskiFk at
being superseded, without being conscious
of an official fault, or tHatone had been ale
lodged against him. He immediately wrote
to the Department demanding the cause Of
his removal. He received for answer that
it was his own request. Mr.. BusEirk has as
yet been unable to find out the forgef He
offers one hundred dollars reward for bis de-
tection."
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-08

The Bunker Hill Monument does nos
gov bit. Some wag suggests that n an
opposition Monument could Sc started it
would 60 up pretty quick. IfeFerY inhahi-
tant Of Boston had carried brick once q
month % The pile. ince 4 Na. commenced,
itwould hlYe been pyramid 81 lAs time.
Suppose lhey lry that way.--N. K Wtig.
Tin Po12 we learn thit Go land
granted years ago By ConeE 70 ihe Pos
lish refugees. has nevoE been surveyed, and
50 the grantees have never been put il pou.
session. Jon ~ Con-
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-08

Same,
bs f ia
Same.
10 Y virtue Of tie above stated executions
- TO me directed, from the honorable
Circuit Court Of Yazoo county, Mi., viii
expose at public auction, for cash, to the
highest bidder, at the court house door of
Yazoo count, Mi !, on Monday the 18th day
of NoVembe next, within the hours prescrib-
ed by law, the following property, to wit
Lots Nos. IS, Sc, 147, 206 and 207, situa-
ted, lying and being ia Yazoo City, Nil for
merly Manchester. Also, one tract.of lard,
to witt Lot No. 2, of section 80, township
l2, range 2 west, containing 12I lg-l00I
acres, lying west Of fractional lot No ! on
he north side Of the bend of the river at
Kazoo City, and directly west Of said town
III levied on as the property Of james b.
yEeecy, TO satisfy the above and sundry ex.
solutions ID my hands.
p. BUFORD, Sheriff,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-08

APPOINTING a SUccEssoR.-The follow
ing account Of laughable hoax practised
upon the General Post Office Department,
by some person In Indiana, probably as
poser in regard t., the principle which gov-
ems the department in It's appointments,
proves, conclusiYely, that the example set
lsfby my iIlustrious predecessor General
Jackson, cf APPOINTING bis successor,
is fully recognised inits broadcast sense aud
has become the ulaW Of the land'' with the
'.faitlf aI' -embracihg with It's dictatorial
grasp, the whole qualifications of the govern.
ment, from the President Of the u States
down TO the little obscure postmasters Of
country villages:
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-08

sWhat do YOU think Of my tasieg' as the
the fly said ven he got into the mans mouth
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-08

Ii Is bad enough when men agree 70 cheat
each other; but 10 call in lawyer to cheat
both parties, i a great deal Bladder.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-08

- II 4 n
An EXPLANATION Come, my friend /;
tip us the rhino.' whats lip us the rhino?i
why, out with the dust. 4 don't under
stand Why, post the pony.' Post the
pony2' Yes, shell out. Really. / am al
g loss Why fork up. sInexpiiciblep
POUNDS, man, cash down. =
CoNJUGIAL Bliss. s French woman ID
PHILADELPHIA, the other day, gave the public
q gratmtons exhibition Of welded felicity,
N the person Of her husband, whom she
pelted with stones aud apples, and deluged
with water What an inducencns to bach.
elors, % change their sfree unhousd con
dition!
CHANGING oEE's MIND - Main see you
hum from nleetin, Eaniceg said Yankee 10
4 girl whom be kinder, aorter' had feeling
for I'm otherwise engaged sIYell, / guess
you've missed il ono live pot my pockets
chuck full Of gingerb cad and amens. You
nay take my ann, Reubens'
knaxish attorney asked very WORTHY
gentleman what vas honestly sWhat II
bat 70 yon ineddle with those things fbat
concern you.
Nov, sau. yon don't stop licking nat
I'll tel the man. nv chaiks
,ou tel The man, and l'lllick you ana lhe
lasses too
PIRsr-EATE L.no, hAs1REr - child
Eas o0rE few days since. il the city OIL
session With three legs!a What Sub-Trea-
InFer he would make says the Alaumee Ex-
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-08

How youth makes It's wishes hopes, and
its hopes certaintiesi
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-08

they parted as all lovers part,
She with wronged and broken heart;
But he, rejoicing he is free,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-08
SHERIFF's SALE.

=. Bullack,
Is. & IA.
Andrew Patterson,
Stephen G Mathews,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-08
JOB PRINTING,

ofeyery dsscEiplion. executed 81 llia offic
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-08

i. bJEJhlls 61efIti,
BY i w Wheless, ID s
Oct I2, 1889 lPrfee $9 l5-5t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

guaranty that she will not disregard the request that
has been made of her.
As, however, the session Of Congress is about TO
terminate, and the agency Of the Executive may be-
come necessary during the recess, it is important,
that the attention Of the Legislature should be
drawn to the consideration Of such measure as NAV
be calculated TO obviaie the necessity Of call for
an extra session With that view, have thought
u my duty to lay the whole matter before you, and
TO invite such seton thereon as you NAV thiok the
occasion requires. Nj. VAN. buren,.
WAsHINGTos, February 26, 1899.
The Message and Documents we're referred to
The Commiitee on Eoreign Relations
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

The report published IN last, that Mrs.
Scheigh, Of Hagerstown, who wandered from her
home, on Tuesday morning the 10Th ult. in state
Of mental hallucinaion, had been found in Pensyl-
vania, about 40 miles from Hogerstown, proves to
be incorrect. The following account Of her meIan-
choly fate we find in the Baltimore Patriot OF the
26th ult We learn that the mystery Of the disap-
pearsnce Of Mrs. Scblegh in Hagerstown has been
dissipated by the discovery of her melancholy fate
That lady was found dead in woods about half
mile from Hagerstown, on Ssturdaj morning, with
she had wandered whilst insane, and where she
persisted by exposure to cold and starvation having
been out from the Tuesday morning previous, with
slight covering and not having in all thu, time, as
is most probable partaksn of food. Death when
he comes in the midst of our home, even in his
rnildest form, brings with him regrets and sorrows
to the friends Of the victm, but when, az in the
case before u.s. he strikes down the loved and loving
away from home and kindred, with not friend 10
speak word ofklndness or Of hope, nor, with gem
tie hand, to close the eye OF the dying then it is
that we more fully realize the awfulness of his vi.-
tation, and feel how deep and poignant is the grief
which can siiict the living
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
From the Winchester Virginian.
MORGAN DEMOCRATIC MEETIN

MORGAN DEMOCRATIC MEETING
Agreesby to notice. number of the Democratic
party of Morgan County at the Court House,
IN Bath, on the 10th February, 1889, in order to
appoint delegates TO meet in Convention with the
delegates from the other counties in the Sixteenth
Congressional District cfVngna, for the purpose
OF nominating suitable person to represent said
district in the next Congress of the United States
when Col GEORGE CATLETr was called to the
Chair, and ROBERT c. Gusr1N, appointed Secre
tary
After the object of the meeting was explained,
the following gentlemen were appointed to intro
duce resolutions to wit RI C.. Gustin, Henry
Myers, w. Unger, VIM. Harrison, A. Bohrer, and
James Boyle, who, after having the subject under
consideration for some time, produced the follow
ing: -
Without entering into details Of the actions and
doings at the seat of the General Government, e.
nough meets the eye of the public TO convince them
OF the Imperative necessity OF electing men of I'M
questionable frmness and integrity for the support
OF Democratic principles, in the National Leglsla-
ture Therefore,
Resoiced, That the confidence of this meeting in
the wisdom, patriotism and integrity of the
administration is unimpaired, but strengthened bv
the even, hrm and patriotic course il has pursued
RESOLVED, That the individual to be supported
for election to the said Congress, should be man
OF unquesuonable republican princirles-on whose
integrity and hrmnoss in support of the leading
measures OF the present administration, the most
implicit reliance could be placed.
Resolved, That committee of ten be appointed
TO meet in convention in order nominnte can
dldate to be supported for eestion to the Goth
Congress of the United States at such time and
place as may henceforth be agreed upon.
On motion, the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed delegation, as aforesaid to wit 20. f.
Hieronimus, Washington Unger, William Thomp-
son, John Portnass, A. Harlan, John Dawson, w
Harrison, N. III. Ogden, Jacob Reichard, and r.
G. Gusiin.
Resoired, That the proceedings of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman, and attested by the
Secretary, and published in the Winchester vir-
gin'an' the Msrtinsburg Gazette, Charleslown Free
Press, and the Romney Integencer.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
GEORGE CATLETT.
H. y. Justin, Sec ". Chairman
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
TE.uE,ER.9.N CE .WEET1.1.c.

HE sixth annual meeting of the Back Creek So
c'ety, Tor the promotion of Temperance, was held
IN the Back Creek Church on Saturday the ODD of
February 1889 The President took the Chair. and
called the Society to ORDER he Secretary then read
the Annual Report, which was adopted
After a short address by the President. CAM. u
Kennedy, offered the following Resolution, which
adopted.
ReSofped, That this society approve the propo-
siion OF the young Mems Temperance Society of
Nartinsburg, TO hold county Temperance Con.
vention in Martinsburg, on the LIST day of April
next, and that the President appoint FIVE dees aies
TO represent this society in said Convention
Whereupon the following persons were appointed,
VIZ : H. G Kitchen, Robert X Robinson Josepb
Harper, Samuel Stuckey, Jacob Myers.
he following named members were then elected
officers for one year.
EDWARD WINNING President
HENRY G. KITCHEN Vice President.
ISAAC ROBINSON Secretarv
ROBr. X. ROBINSON =
JOSEPH HARPER
GEO. F. DONALDSON Exec. Com
PHILIP MURPHY
SAML. STUCKEY
Alter which the following esolutions. were offer.
ed and adopted,
ReSol0ed, That when we adjourn we adjourn
to meet Saturday the 25ih of MAY in conformity 10
previous resolution, requiring the Society TO meet
quarterly.
On motion the meeting adjourned
non,, JACOB MYERS President.
/. ROBINSON Secretary.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

BORDER TROUBLES,
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
TO the Senate Of the United States:


lay before Congress several dispatches from
his Excellency the Governor Of Maine, with enclo-
sures, communicating certain proceedings ofthe lie.
gsIature OF that State, and copy the reply the
Secretary OF State, made BY my direction. together
with note from II. S. Fox Esq, Envoy Extra.
ordinary, and Minister Pienipotentiary of C;rent
Britain with the answer Of the Secretary of State
10 the same.
II Will appear from those documents thai n mn.
mersus band OF lawless and desperate men. chiefly
ilom the adjoining British Province, bur witbon,
the authority sanction ofthe Provincial Govern.
ment, had tresspaSsed upon that portion of the
territory in dispute between the United State. and
ureat britain which Is watered by the river Aroo..
'ook' and claimed 10 belong to the State of M,ina
and That they had committed extensive denreda
tons there by cutting and DESTROYING verv larre
quantity OF timber. 1t will further appear hat ,b
Governor OF Maine, having been officially sns,ised
OF the circumstance, had communicated il Ia the
Legislature, with recommendation of such nrov;.
'''' ~ a"o"ion 10 those already existing by law
as would enable him to arrest the course of said
depredations, dispense the resspassef, and .ecnre
the timber which they we're about earrvipg oya,,
that IN compliance with resolve of the Le0ish,.
lure passed IN pursuance of his recommendation
n' ENceNehcy had despatched the land agent of
me state, with a force deemed adequate to that
purpose, tothe scene of the alleged depredations
"no' AFTER accomplishing part of this duty was
seized by a band of the tressPassers, at house
claimed TO be within the jurisdiction of Maine,
whittier be had repaired for the purpose of rneetns
and consulting with the land agent of the Province
OF New Brunswick, and conveyed as prisoner to
rredsrlckton, in that Province together with two
other citizens Of the State, who were ASSISTING hin;
IN the discharge of his DUTY
twill also appear that the Governor and Lesis
lature OF Maine, satisfied that the tress passers had
acted in defiance of the laws of both countries earn
ing that they were in possession of arms. and anti
ciPaung Correctly as the result has provedl TIA,
persons OF their reckless and desperate character
would set at nought the authority Of the magistrates
without the aid OF a strong force, had authorized
snein' ana the officer appointed in the place of
the land agent, to employ, at the expense Of the
state, an armed posse, who had proceeded 10 the
scene OF these depredations, with view tn The an.
fe dispersion or arrest of the ress passers and the
protection Of the public property
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

ceved, and stole, from the Government, one mill
ion four hundred and FIVE thousand dollars, or a
fraction four hundred and twenty seven dollar,
day for nine years.! Can any Of the nrithmeti-
clans. of the administration pary-T Benton, Silas
Wright, or c. C. Cambreleng, for ins,ance--tell
what amount of Treasury notes will be necessary to
keep the government in funds when it has such
faithful and honest officers attend to its business.
cor il will he borne in mind, that Swartwout was
amongs the number who received certificate of
honesty and integrity from Gen. Jackson when he
dotted his robes Of office. We, the people. would
like to see tho ascertained amount.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

The Bank ofthe United States has subscribed one
hundred thousand dollars towards the construction
Of steam packet TO run between Philadcl phia and
England. The monster ia putting his paw into ey-
cry enterprise that is started Of hate evidently with
determination TO monopolize all the business OF
the country. Where are the anti Bank Democrats
who we're wont to hold forth Justify against this
same wicked Bank, and still more wicked Nick
Bi1dle1 Alas the money-kiog but motioned to-
ward them with his golden sceptre and their tongues
are silent il touched by the angel Of death.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
Whig Meeting.

ne citizens ofthis county, opposed TO the
present administration Of the General Go.
vernment, are invited to meet at the CorRr
House, in Martinsburg, on the first dny
OF March Court, at one O'Clock, for the
purpose Of nominating two fit persons as
candidates for the House of Delegates, and
to consider such other business os NAV
claim their attention.
" A full meeting is desired, as Dele.
gates are to be appointed to meet the
Wing Convention al Winchester, on the
18th inst, for the nomination of candi.
date for Congress.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
WHITE SMITHING.

'NHE undersigned would respectfully inform tb'
n public that he has taken the Shop, for mari
years occupied by his father, in Martinsburg, wher
ne will continue the White Spfthfng Bnsins'
IN all its various branches He is prepared to make
and turn MiH + Machine Irons Of every descrF
non. He will also manufacture CeGee Mills. and h
would say to those wishing the article, that thOs
manufactured by him will be superior to any thing
OF the kind ever offered in this market. h
"'li also make and repair Locks, or any thing y
MS line OF husiness-any thing 10 fact made Of irc
OF seei-"ith Promptness and despatch. RelYq
upon ms skill and attendance to business, he hope
to ensure portion of public patronage.
:, JOSEPH SCHAPPERT.
M arch 6, 1S39.-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

EDITORIAL CoSyESrloN.-W learn from tho
Richmond Wing that the attendance Of the Editors
at Richmond on the ODD ult was so limited as 70
induce tsem to adjourn without any specific action
upon the various subjects claiming their attention
The meeting resolved to submit TO the Richmond
Editors, the Propriety Of calling convention OF the
Editorial Corps of the State whenever thew sbould
deem 1t exPedient. 1t also requested the Editor.
"'o"s"out the State to republish the Report of the
Convention last year. with such of the resolution.
as they may think proper
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

Sale OF IDS Acres of Middle Creek Land. on
Monday the 18th, by Adam Senaker, Executor of
S. Mayors. VI
Sale of frst-rate brick Dwelling Horse .nl
Lot in Martinsburg, on the same day, by Erskino
& Eicheberger
by Charles d. Stewart, on the same ,.ny. l55
Acres of Back Creek Land.
BY William ~ Thompson, on tho same day..
quantity OF Merchandise, belonging to the late firm
of Lauck & Stephen.
By ii. H. Swea'ingen, on Friday the 9th, of
Stock, Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen
Furniture &c
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

man by the name of Bates, was executed for
murder at Bennington, VI, on the 8th Of February.
There was great objection in the public mind, to the
execution owing to the repugnance to pitaI pun
ishment which exists in that State. A great many
petitions, for Communication of his sentence, TO
imprisonment for life, were sent to the Governor.
and also, many rcmonstrances against any commu-
tation, or change in his sentence. Among the lat
ter were tho prisoners father mother and brother
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

UNITED STATES SExA1R.--The following cleo
tons have taken place, to gil the vacancies in the
U. s. Senate, which occurred on the 9TH Of the pre-
sent month, by which it will be seen tina, the Wings
have made clear gain Of four, in that body.
Elected Senators whose terms have expired
T. ii. Benton, w B) T. H. Benton, Mo.
T.. n. Foster, (W) +. Gruody, " 81 Tenn.
w. D. Merrick, (W) w. d. Merrck, Md.
B. Tappan, (VB) T. Morris, " 81 O.
N. +. Dixon, wv A. Robins, (W) r. /.
J. Henderson, IVY Trotter " b. Miss.
w w. Ellsworth, (W) J. NJ. Niles " By Conn.
8. l.. Seuthard, IVY S. L. Southland ~ J.
A. $. White, wv Upton, (Con) Ind.
ID. Webster, (W) ID. Webster. Mass.
r. Williams, " b. T.. Shepley " 81 Me.
S. Phelps, (w) - Swift, (W) VI.
Elections for Senators are yet to take place in
the States of Delaware, Michigan, Pennsylvania,
Virginia, and New York. In the Legislatures Of
three Of the above States, the Wings and Conser-
natives have majvrities. is doubtful, and one
| Administration.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
M A r II I Is . ,

On tuesday evening last, by tina Rev. L. +. VIII
son, Mr.. WILLIAM G. MORGAN to Miss MARY C.
daughter If Mr.. Hiram Henshaw, all Of thu. Coun
ty.
On the 18th inst. by the same, Mr.. GEORGE W.
ROBBINS to Miss SUSAN MYERS, all of this coun.
ty
On the 26th inst. by the same, at the house Of
Mr' William Hollis, Darkesville, Mr.. JOHN R.
BELL to Miss MARY ANN WATSON.
AT GreencastIe, Pa, on the 5th ult, Mr.. SAsr.
Ell ELLIOT, to Miss ELIZABETH daughter of the
Rev Rober, Wilson, of this county
On wednesday evening the 27th ultmo at
Georgetown d. c. the Hon J X. UNpKRwoop,
OF Kentucky, to Miss ELIZABETH daughter of Col.
John Cox Mavor Of Georgetown.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

ROBBERY The Biemond Wing states, that the
store Of Mr.. Rix Jordan, in Richmond, was entered
on Sunday night the Gath ult. by means Of false
keys, and robbed ofjswelry to the amount Of be-
tween five and six thousand dollars. The same
rogue. or rogues it is supposed attempted to enter
the store Of Mr.. Jennet, on the same night, bu,
were prevented by being discovered by young
man in lhe store before they had accomplished their
design