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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

THE STRIPED Pic.-All our eader, We
presume are familiar with the origin OF
TINS term. IL is a name now hmiliar,y
given TO oil kinds OF intoxicating drink.
down east. aud arose from .he fact. that
among the many devices resorted To 10
e'ade The provisions OF Temperance law
IN Massachusetts. a cunning Yankee put
over the door OF a shsni-.. y sign inviting
al TO see the Striped pig," an IDEAL for.
nation altogether. \ siNpence was char,
ed for admission, and liquor distributed
for nothing. We'll, the striped PIG" has
well nigh Sc, all Boston BY the ears. A
retailer by the name OF Jacobs. the fifteen
gallon lIw - the contrary Eotwiihsiand.
ing, persisted m selling the article. He
was prosecuted by profcsssd iuCormcrs.
certainly he most gtlce,rss scamp, Tie
world knows, and a, the last Gs:cs The tn.
al VAS proceeding, with a most de.eciable
mob acknowledging every where
Jacobs refused to pay the Gnc imposed.
aud The coast,utionality of the law Gxin,
the amount 10 he sold at hot les, than ii.
teen gallons has been contested before
The courts. II is supposed. that no, less
Shan SIX thousand persons wete IN attend.
ancc upon the tial, and Jacobs was treat.
ed with the most marked courtesy and
respect by the cEowd.-EIH. ChroHicle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

4 gentleman who has made las curiani wine
for ,"srrai years ty TOE following rcc.p assure,
us that 1t j. the best lie has ever met with
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

IA aboliton paper ~ The north having
pu' up The names Of John Quincy Adams
for Preadcnt ,ad Tsongs Morris. Il
Ohio. Tor Vice President. an Ohio editor
very "gni6candy remarks that scripture
Iofb'ds The ySking Of The OK and the ass
'SgsihsE Nois bad bat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

Ell with ia. mos, ,ra,L.I c,,,.,, -
respeel bv The crowd nh OIL
The case Of Jacob, before n. pos,o,
Police Cour,,,,,,;,,,.I,, a,..t;.L
and 10 all parties concerned. ue wac
sent 10 prison without the slishts.: AZ.
tempt at resistance on the part Of the non.
ulace.'
Mr.. Jacob, remained in prison b.: a
shor, time. Ills iiuc and the costs .: pro-
was immediately sc; al liberty. We I'm.
detstand that i, Is has Intention 20 br,n-
an action against the Justices of the po.
lice Court. ior fal,e inrii.anment G>inr
the damages al s51J0: Tor the purpose ii
further tc.iing the question OF the f,.,!tto
imprson IN sach cases.
Time iaecu"u>.y say
Editors are making estimates Of the
population OF the l. :. a, the next census.
pAe puts IT at i millions. another IL,
aud SO on. according 10 heir various no.
set 1t at seventeen millions four hundred
and nineteen thousand and five hundred
and siNiy.thfce and onc-third. Ii any
one can GET nearer than that, II is because
they don know any thing more about 1t
than We do.
:
I \ DESTRUCTIVE. INDEED.-The Rich.
? DlIs OLrcH. who IN con JUNCTION with Fan.
ny Hrigh, first pa; the ball OF Loco 70.
coism ia motion IN this country, Is Van
Buren, candidate for Congress ia Indiana.
/ a dreadful storm visited the southwest.
and the contiguous parts of Sussex coun.
: ~. on she l4lh inst. Whole farms have
been ruined-ths crops entirely cut to
meces-pigs sc. killed. The hail lay
/ I'VE and SIX inches deep twenty four
hours after rhe shower.
>
Among The items IN The appropriation
bill which has passed the PENNSYLVANIA
i,oth- extension or,be RpI,;,norea az
lRad Rod tow,rJs p,,tshu,,,
I Mr.. CAysprtrxc = i said ;s - be
the Administrator Candidate f,r CON.
sress IN the Sud.Ik Di,t,;c, nr Nov, VI
to succeed the pre,ent m.mL.r wbo j.
expected to resign in,;an,er. II !, lu,,L.
or said that Mr. G.. has already so,,,u.J
gible.
4 CHARLES DIXON. who once bumbu-y.
ed few OF the peopIe Of tins city Lv
ipIetending To- deliver lectures uoo, eli.
qpcncc. Sc. has been committed 10 the
work house in Louisville. for one month
as a druukard
! TIE CRops.-We had cut Cromourex.
change papers number Of para1r,pbs in
relation TO the crops but deem II useless
to publish them. As from every direction
over the whole wide extended country
there comes out one voice and that l.
that so bounliful Weld has not blessed
the labors Of the husbandman fsr wears.
BAR Csron.
!
, H'''"e a ie7n Hyong1 ne L4ir 10
gs' over we gaI'oh law We have heard
'''"' 'Unle Oh we ooh'G'en'ou' hissi,'ip-
pans o"y st.'"n an" e'h OF brandy nj
'''"e' anu '''tr 'aNih' NC s'I Whieh
''"e !, 'Ohs'"efcu COM !f''bie dose,
hn' hey eV'de The law ~ means Of a
IiE business Transaction. - PtcqyHc.
JtFENILE DFrRA'ITY.-Ihc confession
OF one OF mo o"'pf''s prove, That The dis
A'"on' conn 'sfA,''n al AI'ar', some
.'"s ''"'e' was h'hdi'd by ,h'ee boys
" "'o''e . pf' OF Gears "n'Ch engine Of
- ,''.n'n ,hie' "o',' fe"'n 'he IRE hf''.
,''' nie DESTROYED ''.'u ''nh = and render
~ many poor fanny h'esc'es''
~,
,",S, w. l.'I'. Or I'e OF our '','''"'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

The President Of The Chesapeake and
Ohi' Canal Company, Hon. FRAHCiS
THOMAS, with his EXceliency Governor
GnASoN. Hon. GEORGE G. WASuINcroY,
and committee Of the Stockholders. al
rived in this place on tour Of inspection
on The line of the canal. We understand
they proceed this day 10 Hancock, 10
prosecution Of their tour. They appear
70 be pleased with the prcsen, stale Of the
canal, having travelled IN a we'll arranged
Packet Boat, sul enjoyed favorable oppor.
iunitics of inspecting the part already
completed UNi4mgpori Banner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

DririnP team through he Lqr To
get over the gallon law. We have heard
that some Of the conscicu'iou, Missi5.ip-
pians buy a gallon and a gil OF brandy at
a time. and after taking the gil which
Nv some i considered con Portable dose
they sell back The gallon 20 Tie landlord.
Thus they evsde The law ~ means Of a
fair business transaction. - Picq,lHc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

hccIDESr on THE TRENroy RAIL.
RoAD.-A le'-rr from the Philadelphia
Exchange. da:ed 2}d June. xix o'clock.
\. NJ. addressed to the Baltimore Ex-
change Rooms, says
Last night few miles beyond Bris-
tol. the locomotive and the whole train
were thrown of the track. Mr.. Jas Steel.
merehsnt OF this city, had both Of his legs
awiully mu,ila,ed; he was standing out
side between the cau-one leg was mash.
ed below tho knee, and the foot of the
other partially taken OF. a spike in the
end of ono of the rails had become loose.
the end OF which was sticking up, and
caused the accident"
The Philadelphia papers state that. ex-
eePt Mr.. Steel, nobody received the
slightest injury.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

VIRGINIA MILITARY lNSrIrUTE.-The
conversion OF the Public Arsenal al Lex
inE'on, Va. into Military Academy. and
the substitution OF school Of Young VIZ
ginisns for a garrison Of h,rCd soldiers is
perhaps the most feiciious improvement
which has Characterized the legislation
OF Virginia for msny wears. We under
stand that the Hoard Of Visitor, have re-
Gently organized the Institution by tie
adoption of rules and :cgulsiions for it.,
government, and taken steps for increased
accommodations for professors AID stu
den,s-and lhatthe institution will 90 into
operation nj some time during the year.
Al this institution will be taught NJ I,a-
~ Science and Tachcs. CiVil and Militia
~ Engineering, the Modern Language.
add by happy and liberal connexion
with Washington College, the whole
range Of the Sciences neccssary 10 a com.
plele and perfect education A number
o( cadets equal to The number OF Senator'S
IA Virginia. will be received into the in-
st:iuuon, and educated az the pubic cx-
pense. Besides tie cadets proper other
vouaZ men will be admitted al an EXPENSE
o. abou, $ l20 reF year. including every
'hing except clothing -Ricin3nd Whig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

JuvrStLE DrrUtyirY The confession
Of one Of tho culpn's prove, iha' The dis
a',ious conl1eratIon at Albany. some
time 'iace was kind'cd by three BOYS
70 decide bet Of scsnrs which engine of
a ceJ,ain three would reach the FIRE fret.
This fire DESTROYED Thousands and render
ri May poor family houscless.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

The Baltimore Chronicle Of Tucsjly
s'a'e' that tbs Hon GFoEcE MrDrfrie
sruvsd % that city on MONDAY 10 and
took lodgings at,he Exchange Hotel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
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Uarpcr..rcrrv, lure %. 1919.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17


Denedick q Benedick Returnable to Holmes
ysn "a on bond Circuit Court October
K [ Struggs, ct al. term 1889. ~
10y virtue Of the above stated case Of
- fire facias 10 me directed, ] shall of.
Ter 10 the highest bidder for cash, before
the Court house door Of Holmes county on
the third Monday Of September next, the
following described tract or parcel Of
land, to wit: the north half Of The east hall
OF the south east quarter Of section 80,
township ID, Of range2 east, also one lot
number 8 10 the town Of Tchula on which
there is fine store house, levied oil as the
property Of Stephen d. Bell.
|. w. PICKENS,
Sheriff Of Holmes county,
BY VIM. Si,gler,
Deputy Sheriff.
August 10, 3S-tds.
Printers fee $40 SO.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
SHERIFF,.S SALE

s. Hoskins & Co, Alya wilson use a.
Y a. "a CT bond vs. al & a on bond
John M. Ship Ct al John M. Shipp q !;
Rbturnable to Holmes Circuit Court 10
October Term 1889.
10y virtue Of the above stated cases 70
ID me directed, i shalt expose to public
sale for cash, at the door DC The court
house in The town Of Lexington, Holmes
county, Mississippi, on the third Monday
OF September next, the following described
lands, 70 wit: north west quarter section
~, township Is, range 3 east; north
east quarter section 2S, township Is,
range 2 east; levied on as the property of
the defendants jain NJ. Ship, to satisfy
plaintiffs debts and cost Of suits.
l. w. PlCKENS, Sheriff,
Of Holmes County Mi.
BY L. RAY, Deputy.
August 10, 80 ids. Prints fee $40 SO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
sHERIFT'S SALE
MI 1890 - ~ 800 A~AS
Morgan L. Fitch and John M. Brown,
VS. alias Fl ia on bond
William +. McMath and

Morgan L. Fitch and John M. Brown,
VS. aliasf la on bond
William f. McMath and
John M, Brown
Robert M. C. d. Montgomery
Returnable tc Holmes Circuit CourtO October
Tenn 1889.
NJ Y virtue Of the above stated case Of
HID firei iaceous to me directed, and In
order 10 satisfy the same, ] will offer 10
the highest bidder FOR cash, before the
court house door or Holmes county, on
the first Monday Of September next, the
following described tract Of land, 10 wit:
The south west quarter Of section No
twenty three, the east half Of south east
quarter, and north half Of west half Of
south east quarter Of section No twenty
two, Of township No l6 Of range No
three east; good land in healthy part
Of Holmes County, and good spring Of
never failing water; also the present
crop now growing, which is likely say
from forty 10 fifty acres in cultivation;
levied on as the property Of Robert M.
C. ID. Montgomery, to satisfy the pain
Itilfs and officers of court.
l. w. PICKENS, Sheriff,
BY WV. STIGLER, Opt, Sheriff.
or Holmes County, Mi.
| July ~, 81 tds. Prints fee $l4.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

w. w. Whithead Returnable TO Holmes
VS. al & ia on bond Circuit Court 70 Octo-
w + McMath Der Term 1889.
My virtue Of the above stated case Of
I'D frei faceous TO me directed, ! will
offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash, before the court house door Of
Hoimas county, on the first Monday Of
Sept. next,the following described property
40 vii: east half south east quarter, and
east half north east quarter section IA
west half south west quarter and west
half south west quarter section l3, west
half north east quar-. section 22, north half
west half north west quarter section "a,
and north half east half north east quar-
Ter section %, all in township Is range 8
east; and also the present crop Of corn,
md cotton, growing on part Of the
above described land; levied on as the
property Of John Hearn, to satisfy plain
tiffs claim and cost of suit.
/ w. PICKENS, Sheriff,
VIM. STiGLER, Deputy Shff.
July N, 81 ids. Prints fee $40 So.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
SHFRIFF,S SALE.

4 Moore ct al Returnabc to Holmes
vs Il Ia on bond circuit court to Octo
". Q. Harrington tal Der Term 1889
DY virtue Of the above stated frie
10 faceous 10 me directed Twill expose
to public sale for cash, before the court
mouse door in The town Of Lexington, on
the third Monday Of September next, the
following described lots, or parcels Of
ground, known and designated on the map
or plat Of the town Of Lexington, to wit !:
lot No. Is, and l6, and east half Of lot
No. ID; levied on as the property Of
Franklin M. Tribble, to satisfy the above
stated Fl "a and cost Of suit.
l. w. PICKENS, Sheriff,
Of Holmes County, Mi,
BY JOS. C. PCnENS, Deputy,
Aug 10, 80 ids. Prints fee $40 20
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
MARSHALL;S SALE.

Grant & Barton Retu,nahc to No,
VS. d IA vember Term S39.
Sholour & Lane & securities
M0Y virtue Of the above stated Fl ia to
A1 me directed from the Hon. United
States Circuit Court, for the southern
district Of Mississippi; | will expose to
public sale for cash, before the court house
door Of Holmes county, Mississippi; on
the second Monday the 9th day Of Sep
TENDER next, the following described lots
or parcels of land, TO Wit: lots No. IS
log, and los, in the town Of Lexington.
lots No. 2 aud 5, in section 81, and lots
No. 3, 4, and 6, in section 81, township
Is range 3 east, containing in all :s5O
acres more or less; also the following
described lots Of land, TO wit, is, 10, 20,
81, %, and 20, Of section 26, township
Is, range | east, containg 2S2 acres and
40 zoos; also the north east quarter and
The north west quarter az section ~,
township Is, range ! east and about 35
acres situated as follows, 10 wit. beginning
on box elder tree, north west corner Of
lot No 5, Of fractional township No Is,
Of range east, section IS, thence line
running due east to Harlin's Creek, "a
rods. thence following the meanders Of
Harlin's Creek, TO a post at The present
ford on Harlin's Creek, thence line run
ming south west TO the line between
.sectiona. line "a and So, thence running
due north TO the beginning IS rods; levied
on as The property Of John +. Crawford,
and will be sold 10 satisfy the above stats
ed Fl "a and costs,
w. M. GWlN, Marshll,
BY T. M. FERGUSON, Opt.
August 3 30 ids. Prints fee ST.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
SHERlFFrS SALE.


+. Bostick ReturnalIe TO Holmes
VS. "a on bond Circuit Court Octobe,
w e Handley g. term 1899.
James SprawIs ct al
EDY virtue Of The above stated execution
LID tome directed shall expose to pub,
lie sale for cash, at the door ol,the Court
house in the town Of Lexington Holmes
county Mi. on the third Monday Of Sep
temher next, the following described land:
10 wit: the north east quarter Of section L
township Is, range2 east, north half o.
east half south east quarter township Is
range 2 east, levied on as the property o
James Sprawls to satisfy plaintiffs debt
and cost Of suit.
|. w. PlCKENS, Sheriff,
OF Holmes county,
by L. RAY, Deputy.
August 10, 39-tds.
Printers fee, $40 so.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Thos B Hoover Retunable 10 Holmes
vs. al Fl IA on bond circuit court 10 Octo-
L Bullock q ais Der Term 1889.
MpY virtue Of the above stated execu
NJ ton 10 me directed, ] shall expose
10 sale to the highest bidder for cash, on
on the third Monday Of September next,
at the court house door Of my county, the
following parcel Of land, 10 wit: the
north east quarter Of section "a, township
Is, and range 2 east; the west half Of the
south west quarter Of section number 10 /,
township Is, range 2 east. Levied on
asthe property Of Lemuel Bullock, to sat-
isfy the above stated al Fl IA and costs
accruing theron.
l. w. PICKENS, Sheriff,
or Holmes County, Mi.
August 10, 80 ids.
Prn'ts fee $40 SO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
SHERIFFS SALE.

Jesse Collins Returnablc to Holmes
VS. venditio txponas. Circuit Court, October
Thomas Land. term 1889.
RY virtue Of the abovesstated case tr
- me directed, shall expose to public
sale for cash, at the door Of the Court house
10 the town Of Lexington Holmes county
Mi. on the third Monday Of September
next, the following land viz: section 81,
tnshp. l6,range I west, levied on as the
property ofihe defendant to satisfy plain.
tiff's and cost Of suit.
i. w. PlCKENS, Sheriff,
By L. RAY, Dept.
august 10, 39tds PRICE 81.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
SHERlFF'S SALE.

Lancing Monroe &, King Retunable to Holmes
VS. vend. exponas Circuit Court to
Thomas s Maury Ct al October Term 1899
DY virtue Of the above stated case 10
- me directed, ! shall expose to public
sale for cash, al the door Of the court house
in thetown Of Lexington, Holmes county,
Mississippi, on the third Monday d
September next, the following property to
viii: one lot in the town Of Tchula, known
as lot No So; levied on as the property Of
Thomas 8 Maury, to satisfy plaintiffs and
cost Of suit.
/. w. PICKENS, Sheriff.
BY 4. RAY, Deputy.
August 10, SO ids. Prn'ls fee 81
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


YEyHE subscriber has opened ID the
N store room adjoining the Union
Hall a large and fresh supply Of GENU-
me DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
which he offers for sale at the lowest
terms.
Mineral and Vegetable preparations,
Paints, Oils, and Window Glass,
Dye Stufs, SC.
Planters and physicians who may be ID
want Of articles in his line, shall be sup.
piled al reasonable prices.
Orders filed at shortest notice. Pre-.
scriptions put up with accuracy and des-
patch.
W. H. ELIOT, Agent.
July Is So 6w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17

TINE undersigned administrator on The
estate Of Daniel Mitchell, will at he
next September term, Of the Probate
Court Of Holres County. present his
account for final settlement and allo vance
CORNELIUS VANHOUTEN.
August 10, SO 4w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
NOTICE,

N O. TIC H.
TUyHAT on the first Monday Of Sep.
III TENDER next. will as administrator
ia right Of my wife upon the estate Of A.
Buckley deceased, present my account 10
the Hon. The Probate Court Of Holmes
County, for final settlement, and allowance
and surrender my letters Of administra-
ton.
J. L. B. STRANGE,
Administrator.
BY Fitch s. Brown, Atty's
August 3, SO 4w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
NOTICE.

- - y -
TT FORWARN all person or persons
from trading for a note of hand, drawn
by myself and r. Roberts, for the sum Of
three thousand and four hundred dollars,
infavor Of J G.. MCGEE, dated the 18th
of February 1889, and due one day after
date; and also one note drawn BY myself
for one hundred and sesnty-6se dollars,
ia favor Of the same, dated some time ia
August 1888, and due the first Of January
1889. For ! have legal offsets against
hem, and ] am determined not TO pay the
same unless compelled BY law.
u. w. *. WILSON.
August 10, 80 CIV.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31
From ihs Mobile Mercantile Advertiser, Oct. 18th.

HEALTH OF THE CirT.-Wilhin the las,
three or four days, there has evidently been
new Impulse Ia tho epidemic-ilis 10. we
believe, admitted by all the principal pIysi.
Clans. Several new cases have occurred OF
The real Yellow fever. That our distant
friends inay understand the situation of the
public health, we give the following state
'ncnt from one OF our most eminent physi
clans, which was published in the Register
OF Friday lust.
~ have been repeatedly askcd during the
last week whether it would be safe for per.
sons to return to the city? I should say
decidedly not, and all of my medical brethren
with whom have conversed concur with me.
The weather has been very unfnvorable for
The last week, and yesterday four genuine
cases Of black ronii were brought into the
hospital, although scarcely new case had
occurred for week previous. Persons should
not, therefore, be ulled into false security
by the di'appearnnce Of the disease for few
days. In 1897, the fnvcr did not apread until
the 10Th Of October"
The unfavornblc change, we think, is at
irbulablo entirely TO the excessive fatigue
and exposure, 10 which our citizens have
been subjected during The last ten days, in
consequence Of the disastrous fires.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31
IL E II A Id OF THE TIMES

defending the Banks from the aspersions
that had been cast upon them, and
showing by the most incontrovertiblc
statement Of facts, that the conduct of
the banks in this State had been hon
orable and Just, and that in their sus-
pension they had consulted the best IN
terests Of all classes of the community
Mr.. Hazard put some questions to Mai.
B. which he declined answering, saying
that 1t was easier to ask questions than
to answer them. Mr.. Hazard gave his
views upon the subject, sustaining
the course taken by tho banks in q
concise manner, and with very good
effect; and was followed by Mai. Bull,
who in conclusion made few common
place remarks in answer to those who
had preceded him after which it was
moved that the further consideration
OF the resolutions be indefinitely post
poned. This course was objected to
by Maj. b. who moved the question for
their adoption be taken; but the motion
for postponcment indefinitely prevailed
by an overwhelming majority.
The. debate, in the course ofthe even
ing had increased what in the beginning
looked only like small partizan gather
ing, to large and respectable meeting,
composed Of persons Of all parties.-
Thus ended this stratagen of the leu
ders Of Loco-Focoism. 1t was com
plete failure on the part of those who
called the meeting.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

NoRrH AMERICAN MISUNDERSTANDING the
very able and Interesting articles importing
both grace and value 10 The pages of the
October number of the North American Re.
view, is scathing rebuke Of Mr.. J. Fenni.
more Cooper. for his most unworthy attcmp,
to dim the luslrc of one Of the brightes,
names which adorn tho naval history of the
II. PERRY-and exalt a.
mother, less deserving. Mt his expense. The
reviewer is understood To be gallant officer
in the navy hmself-0ns who knows every
rope in shp-and he has performed a
" searching operation" upon Mr.. Coopcr's
version Of the battle of Lake Erie, such as a
seaman only could so well perform. Mr..
Copper should institute another libel suit
forlhwith!-[.N y. Com. Diu.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

EASTERN RAM-RoAD.-We are informed
thatthe work beyond Salem is progressing O
with great rapdi,y. The grading of the
Branch from Salem to Morblehead, (which is
three miles long) will be completed by the
enterprizing contractor, Mr.. Daniel CrawIcy,
on the 10Th Of November. The worklncn il
are now laying the rails. a locomotive en-.
glnc will be put on the road, which will
enable our Marblchead friend, TO visit Salem
IN 10 minutes, and the metropolis in As min.
ules.- Boston Gazette.