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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25

b. the large money dealer. will be peculiarly opprcs-
.iye to those who handle small sums. There is but
one remedy for it-ani thar, We fear, will be worse
than the disease. Danish our o~wntrcS aud Gems fiom
circulation, and lie consequence will be the iutfoduc-
ZION Of small notes, OF the Banks OF other States. with
WINCH we are less familiar, and consequently sub
leet;ng the people TO tue danger oil frequent lmro-
sition aud loss. Ii is idle TO say that the vacuum
created By their Withdrawal from the channels of
circulation will be filed with hand money. The
necessity for the transmission al small Sums By
mail. as well rs the Inconvenience of remembering
denomination Of notes-and il we forbid our Bankst to
issue them, the Banks ef other States vii send them
10 us ust as, owing 10 the reluctance of Virginia
originally to incorporate Banks, the State was flood
ed with the notes Of foreign institutions, until, in
sheer self defence, she was compelled to yield her
long cherished and stubbornly adhered TO prejudiccs
against the system.
We have no desire to do Mr.. Brockenbroueh any
Injustice, and therefore cheerlully insert the con
.radiciion of the Richmond papers in relation TO his
f.,egcd agency in lettering the Banks by the restrlc-
tons contained in the law recently passed-and
which, as he disclaims their authorship, We suppose
we must ascrlbe il to he Soions OF the Virginia Sen
ate But we certainly think his silence. during the
which lie presides is so deeply interested. is but a
shade less indeiensiblc than would have been his
advocacy of those restrictions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25
Sl6,S96 10
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M'~'bs Tie sum o, Slo'ooo
Discussed as follows
Blythe street committee for
hire OF hands, keeping hors-
os. black smiths accounts
and other incldental eNpen-
ses S3,36S 81
BY orders of Corporation
Court, 5000 OF
BY subscription of stock to
Jas. River and kahawhl
Company 1000 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25
$4,000 FOR So!
.y'EVTLDT'TERfES .ggsE2.xD!!

BooKER's NEw LOTTERY x ExuiiANGG OFFICE,
Lyucllburg, Aptll 22d, 1879.
Drawing forTo-NforEOw at Richmond.
Elrsini0 Ss"!c L0fye,y,
For the bencfi Of the Richmond Academy,
EXTRA CSASS, No. ! for 1899,
TO bo drawn at Richmond on Tuesday. the 23d of
April. - The drawing Of whIci, will be receiv-
ed a, rhis once on Thursday the 25th inst. at .
O'Clock i. NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25

Asbestos Fire Proof aron Chest.
LARGE ASBESTOS FIRE PROOF IRON
\ CHEST.
| Sinai do 10
For sale low by GEORGE BAGBI.
April . auf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25
Ladies' Morocco and
"a 4 ~ y NJ 4 - - r. ~ y i.

"a 4 40 y n = p r II y.
HNllE SUBSCRIBER has inst received, dpocr
4 from Philadelphia, the following Articles, mhicl,
he now offers Tor sale. and invites tho Ladies TO give
h,,n a cali, as he viii take pleasure IN showing il.
following articles
Ladies' Morocco and Kid Slippers,
Victoria Morocco aud Md do
Harrison KID Tres.
Coloured Slippers, a very fine article,
Children's Morocco and krd Slippers,
do Ankle Ties.
Leaihcr Ankle Ties,
BoyA Shes.
Mems Shoes, a large lot.
JAMES FRETWEIl.
April o atl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25
SPLENDID

Besides y gicat number OF 500. $40, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only $j-Iialves s. 50-Qfs. 81 %.
For sale at
BOOkERS LUCKY OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25
Es8 assiEsT EA:shY,
4. 0.j Fe E.1TRS r..

RETURNED 10 L,nchburs, and may b'
4 z found alilc TaANhLis lloIEL.
Mach - "tst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25
VI AMmoTm CHEM !!
Iir2sni0 SSaSc E0Esei'y

For the benefi Of the town Of Wheeling.
CLASS "a. 8, (or 1870,
10 be drdVa at Hicrdndti1, on Satur3dY The eah
dan Of 1prd lc39. The Drawi0g leiH be receire3
al my Ogite on iqcsfdy, he 30h inst. at 2octoek,
i. Al.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25
Guy,yc. 0;,& ElyotCcs seeds.

A fresh and full assortment oi ID. Landretl'>
"A Garden and Flower Seeds just come to hand,
and for sale by K. STABLER.
: March ~ On II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25
$4,000 WORTH la'
SFkx.vG ~ NUN ~
a. q q ID =
1T t.fSU HsRlCH&

Nv L are INV receiving At our CASH STORE
W bank Square, tho largest, most deslrabIS
md tlll AIIS II StncI III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25

W. lave ever bad The pleasure Of Offering The pm,
lac. bought exclusively for CASH, and mostly al III
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

MIssIsslPPt.-The State of affairs in Mississippi s
any thing but Aatterng The greatest distress seems
toprevail. The newspapers teen, to OVERLOOKING with
legal advertisements. We hear daily of the sacrifice Of
property, and credit is thing which is sometime.
talked of but hardly expected, much less known.
II will be remembered That PRIOR to the commence.
mept of the great breaking up, the dark day has been
designated, the planters and merchants of mississippi
became largely indebted to new Orleans Since that
period, when mercantile community became satis-
fed that they had been unfairly dealt with by some Of
the Mississiprians, who drew upon more than one
house for advances on the same predictions Of the sea
son, which mere to be delivered, about ten thousand
suits have been instituted, and judgments obtained,
When collections attempted to he made, by the
proper officer. the executions stayed by what
termed forthcoming bonds," giving additional secu-
rity tor the payment against future date. The time
for payment has come around. and understand that
declaration of resistance has been made, threatening
The officer who may attempt to enforce the obligations.
Besides merchants suffer another DELAY ms it
said that The bonds given informal and have to
be taken anew.
Some estimate may be placed the situation Of
things in Mississippi from the fact that Oh single
o1sring day upwards of 5000 notes rendered the
Union Bank for discount, amounting III the aggregate
to about $500G,000 Great distress prevail and
the may not yet have come 1t is bitter thing
| to waHe up from the dream Of exhaustcss wealth ia
the reality of Embarrassment and future poverty and
nbor.- Such fear has been the fate Of many, and
trust that their backs may he Strengthened the
kurian.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

British CORN LAws.-ln the course of a debate
which recently took place in the British House Of Com
mons, on the subject, Mr.. Phillips made some interest,"
ing statements, showing the extent 10 which British
manufactures rvalled by those of other nations
traciug this evil to the injurious operation of the corn
monopoly. He said
In 1891 that branch of the cotton manufacture with
which his constituents connec,ed-he meant the
cottol-spnning trude-was manufacture almost un-
known the continent, and vet they had lived TO see
only the continent, hut in the United States Of
America most active competition spring up in this
article nf trade and the quantity manufactured in the
United States equal to The whole of the nanuac.
ture in this kingdom ut very late period lie would
call to h recollection OF honorable members this cir
cunstancc TINT there was at present II town exist
ence, within % miles OF Boston, one Of the import
American manufacturing districts, where the power
employed in the manufacture Of cotton was equal to
$500 horses and was now in active operation and not
merely for the purpose Of supplying the American n ar
in fore gil markets.
This was place where, IA or IS years ngo, not
soul was TO be found; it was manufacturing dis
rct, which had sprung up it in the DESERT and
supplied frat OF all the American markets with articles
which used formerly to be impaired from England, and
SECONDLY, was a:sistiag to 'space the British mann
facurer from other markets. tiesr hear) The hon.
member rem Wolvsrhamnton he'd correctly stated that
the American manufactures only in the habit
OF supplying their home markets, hut also into
competition with the British ia Mexico, in the ports
the eastern Of South America and in the ma rkes
round Cape Horn, and the coast and when
he mentioned that The new created American town
which he had already spoken of consumed annually
aOt 60 bags Of cotton, he thoush the House would feel
convinced by that instance Of the formidable nature Of
The riyalship Of the United States. The Americans
were in fact beating tue British in the market
which the latter ps'ssessed-ie markr, of China and
il acknowledged fact thatin 1884 The Americans
sent to Canton 6s00O yards Of manuacrur.
ed goods 10 Calcutta, TOO, in spite Of the protection
which the British manufacturer received Of 10 per cent
he was competed with, aud suecessfully by bis Amsr
rival. tlcar, heaT.1 He would direct the atien-
,on of Il House nno,hef important fact con,,cc led
with tho rivalry o The United States Many u the mcs,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19
HORRIBLE EFFECTS OF QuACKERY.-The N. Yorl

IIoRRIBLE EFFECTS OF QuACKERY-fhe N. York
Sun Of the 9Th inst. says
"On Saturday night about nine o'clock, Mrs. Justine
cozzens, wife Of Joseph "zzens, Of No. 39& Madison
street. who hitherto enjoyed excellent bodily health
taken in labor. and for Doctor Scptimus HuAcr of
the Of Grand street and Broadway, attend her.
The Doctor cane and about 10 oclork healthy female
infant born. The usual nf er delivery not how
ever effected, and the Doctor went his way. In about
three hours, the Lady had become extremely i'll in
consequence of the Doctors neglect to complete his
much difficulty Effected the required removal Sill he
thought lie ha no, done enough, and declared that
something yet remained for removal. He therefore ap.
piled himself with great ossduity and force and after
cried out in her agony, "you tearing my heart out,
and was evidently dying under the diabolical treatment
Of the physcan-he finished his Internal task by tearing
out the lay's UTERUS and she died under his hands,
martyr to his empirical practice.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19
A SKETCH.

All say, can love be bought with gold 7"
She safe alone-the blue cy ed girl
Gaily deck'd, in her summer bower;
Her snowy brow single curl
Half shadow d with its golden shower; =.
A CLEAN of sunshine rested on
Her face Of loveliness, though wan.
Her hopes were crush'd-her loves were dead,
And passions self had ceased to thrill
Joy from her bosom far Ind fled
No time her now could heal;
And melancholy spread hue.
No sunshine from the soul burst through.
She lov'd but one-how deep her bliss
When hope returnd tho soft-bscatI,'d feeling.
In tender tones pure fromhis,
A. in her bosom twas revealing:
But disappointment threw blight
E On expectation then SO bright.
She thought he tura'd n look to her,
AS at the threshold of hi, bosom,
Love nc cr had knock'd for entrance there
Meath winters breath. fades the blossom:
He lov'd her with as pure fire
As hers upon loves funeral pyrc.
= She gave her hand-a man of years
Ofwenth, the altar. stood beside:
And sho in loneliness and tears
Became tho victim Of her pride
Her hand-'twas all she had. she gavo,
10 be thenceforward memorys slave.
To drown the thoughts that now arise
To sadlcn fc's smootllest way,
To Fashions court she often hcs
To bask her in its snnny ray;
But oftener sits the weary hour,
Joylcssly in her summer bower. NJ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

Observation-Disclosures the dull n,es in Mobile,
Celeste is attracting great crowds On Monday last il
perfect jum and hundreds unable to procure
places. She finishes Saturday next, and opens a,
the 81, Charles here for four nights only, when she
must proceed Immediately after, to fulfill her numerou,
engagements in the West and North. During her brie
visit will be produced Douglas Jerro's celebrated
Drama of 1.-THE Mother in whic, she created such
gren, sensation in London BOSTON, Philadelphia and
New York also, the petite Drama of "Snznnnc,
performed by her 20 nights in London, successvey-
Her De- nee, the CRAcovIENNE, is an immense ia
yorilc will, the NJ, bans, and is nightly cnc!,ored.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

APRIL IT, There have been sales of Ashes since our
sast for want of stock. Coffee n,inues in fair demand
from me tade at previous pricc sales of II 49, unl
Java NJ ID g and Lagulra ut &c. months In the
business continues unimparan tn. sales for the last three
DAYS only rrachins about 1000 bales prices further
shanse mas taken pare The flour market presents
feature TIM demand continuing previous ates ssS7
~ for Western; 81 " ~ IS for Ohio. New Or
sahs; and Richmond Country and Georgetown 81 81 9
About 500 barr els Richmond City Mills have been shpped
on terms net made public No change in Rye Flour or
Corn meal Smiles have been made of Northern Rye q
cents on tme Corn and firm, 80 Sales
Wne ", have been made to the trade at 40 cents
yet for Sugar or Molasses; the receipts Of latter
neen very limited since las Further sales Of Sieg
san have hcen made 81 IS and of onemort Becker
stSl wa e Rye Whiskey may be rotcd IS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

Where are we! DO live under free government,
or under desposm? During the revolution in France,
people walked through the streets of Paris without
daring to speak to each other. They knew not who
friends or fees " ho were spies and inormers,
who were marked ont for rrton So it is in this
city this time, with those holding office; with the
cepon Of few c"loes, who thirst tor the blood
Of the rest. The hig,-ninled honorable gentlemen,
holding office here afraid to he speaking
10 any who entertas liberal opinions, who does
not proclaim the doctrine that "i,c King can do no
wrong" Hardly day passes, that We do not meet
those with whom we have been acquainted; nay, init
mate with for years, who il they muster courage to
venture speak, first take general survey to il
there is any one "foating scum observing them but
frequently, pass without daring to venture look
| of Iecogni ion.
This is fancy sketch We pledge ourselves for
the truth of the statement, not only with ourst, but
it'll many others who are known to be Conssrpatires
Such is tile tyranny Of Mr.. Van Burens administration
This, however, is butths beginning Uni the people
rise in the majesty Of their strength and stay the es-
troying hand Of him who overthrow their liber
ties, and erect desposm, before they OF it
they will become the rassais Of despot.-M Ma
disOnian.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

Antipothies.-The unncconntnbs horror which some
persons have Of things mud animals, looked upon by
the majority of mankind with inlitfcr. ncc,
aec ton is ofthe srangest vagares Of the human
mind, and has long puzzled the metnphysicians From
instance of it, which has under notice,
inclined believe that it may in instances he
accounted for by the ''ndoubted influence the mind
the mother has the emhry" child and the effect of
sudden rights to her upon the physical formation, aud
perhaps the mental peculiartes of her offspring,
edy in this city has infant daughter about 10 months
old, who cannot he induced to swallow drop of
if she sees it il its pure state, though she drink il
presented in the dark it il be cnored with milk.
The very sight of to throw her into state
the gr Attest alarm. The child, though no &C
cdent has occurred to her from fire, sees it
without recoIng step, aud then shows the greatest
can'i"nin approaching the fire place. The only
that can be assigned for these singular antiquities is
thnt before her birth the mother lived in n house that
was deuged by the flood Of Jones' Falls, when he was
terribly frightened, M! The mother also sustained Sc.
shock from, fire which consumed the hu,,se in
which she lived. The child was horn few months nC
ter those occurrences, aud the pcnlinrcs above men
toned, have marked her since she Inns become con
cions Of thngs--N y. San.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

An officer whose recent death has deprived the u s.
Navy Of one Of its brightest ornaments has left to his
family 45U00, insured the office Of the Pennsylvania
Life Insurance Company. The deeea was disn..
Bushe through life for his piety and Christian resig
notion. In our opinion, no act Of his life was more
worthy Of commentator, than this acasonabe insa-
rance. We would say every officer OF tle Army and
Navy, who has family dependent his safety" 60
thou and do likewise"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

Washington Fountain has been tried in New York
for attempting to kill officer Tompkins, while the latter
taking him with warrant. Fountain struck Tomp-
ks in the face with broudaxe, cleavng asunder the
bones of both jaws, with dangerous wound aud pene.
trating near to the carotid artery. plea Of insanity
was raised, but the jury found til, prisoner guilty.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

CoLLrEns LEcrUREs.-The audience Wednes-
day evening uUs certainly, have been highly pleased
The lecturer treated his 5shjecs in serly
combining the dry details of anatomy with such fund
of example and anecdote, render the whole dis
course interesting and agreeable. The heads of two
gentlemen, well known to many Of the auditors,
examined by DR.. Colyer, who surprisingly accu-
rate. The second lecture of the course takes place
this evening. The subject is the reIlation ofthe Oh
econs and arguments against Phrenolosy. Let both
friends and fues attend
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

The New Jerk Star con,nends the liherali,y Of the
Maryland Legislature in passing the Act for subscrp
tion of $250C0 to the stock of the Ice boat and adds
"This is sound policy. The State in seconding the
commercial capital is promoting the interests of the
State at large"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19
Sir Davs Later fr0m IirerpOH.

BY the packet ship Monongahen, Capt. !. w.
Miecken, arrived Il, this port yesterday evening" snled
from Liverpool the evening Of the 9th Of March
London papers to the 9TH, aud Liverpool papers the
9Th Of March, have been politely furnished to the Phil
adelrhia Exchange by Capt. Mierckcn.
LIVERPOOL, March 7, 1889.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Tue sales, since Friday, amour, to $4,000 bags, of
which quantity than one half was taken spec
ulaton, and il is supposed chiefly account of Anne
rican merchants Prices have advanced 3l per round.
The days sales are estimated at 10000 bags.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

LAuNcH.-A ship of $50 tons, old, or 800 tons, new
measurement, of beautiful model and superior work
manship was launched from the ship yard of Mr. John
Owens, Portland, New Brunswick. She was built for
gentleman in England, who directed her to be called
the Washington.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19
CA IsDS

u PRINTED at The shortest Notice, in The most
elegant manner, IN Black Coorcd INKS, on Enamel.
led, White Flake, or Plain Raced CARDS, and
Prices rery reasonable a TRUE AMERICAN OF
FtCE, corner cfPoydras and St. Charles sis.
Several New and Beautiful Founts Of TYPE haze
Just been adied to the Establishment.
Orders received at Compiling Room, 81 Charles
Exchange, Bird door from Gravicr or at de Printing
Office corner Of Poydrs 4 St. Charles streets.
iya, notl-y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

SPURIOUS NOTES.-The Nashville Banner snys
We have ten dollar note, purrorting to he the
SuuthWestern Real Estate Bank of Kentucky, at Fe-
lciana, Ky. F. L.. Moors Cashier, capital letters
(neaning nobol.) President, and countersisued by J.
A. Memories. The notes are poorer Than Pigeon
Roos money. II is reported that two fellows who wen.
into IlIiuus to pass them of for cattle lost their
ears. ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

JOHN SMtTH-rhe last heard Of this individual
he had cut his throat. We now learn that he is Pres
dent of the Bank of Missouri, and has gone the East,
probably to Europe, I" negotiate sale Of the States
Bank Bonds.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

The Brandon, Miss. Sentinel of the 9th ul snys:-
"The Union Bank intends to commence dscoun,ng on
the first Thursday in April, and she will issue OF, least
three millions Of post notes; and if the exgcncy seems
require it, the line of her discounts will be extended
10 two or three millions more.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

HARVARD USlvERsITY.-We Learn TINT President
Quincy has sent his resignation the board of over
seers, To take effect after the next commencement
Gov. Everett is spoken of his successor. No better
choice could be made.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

BANK OF WIscoNsfN.--.A correspondent of the
Green Bay Democrat ives very unavorablc account
Of the notes of this institution He says they are daily
growing worse aud worse and will soon be fit for moth
ing,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

Texas REcRuIrs.-Coloncl Harrison is raising four
companies Of volunteers, in Kentucky, under nstruc
tons from the Texas War Department. They are
wanted the frontier prevent the incursions
Of the Indians. The term Of service is eight months.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

WEALTH BRITAlN-Mr. Mcqueen, in his alb
sracts Of the general statistics of the British empire
estimates the property in land and farming stock in the
United kingdom at f297 ,756,570, yielding an annual
return of f4740296S8. The property in manufactures
is rated by the writer at E2Ol 900, yielding an
annual return Of E.62O 100.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

AccIDENr.-Tlr Boston Courier of the 9th says, that
sa boat containing three men, capszed off Long
wharf, the day before, and OF the men named John
and Daniel Carroll. drowned The body Of the latter
was recovered.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

The Nedgeville Standard of the Union, of the Goth
ut states, that the Mail Stage going West was lost on
the evening of thu ODD inst in attempting cross Film,
River. The fiat sunk, carrying down with it, the mail
stage and horses. The driver and passengers made
their escape.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

The New York Courier says, that since the departure
Of Mr. Price, the ocoFocos do not bet SO freely upon
elections as they wont. lie was useful member
of the party.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19
TO MERCHANTS.

TO .NERCH.A.VT
Rank Checks, Bills of Lading, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, show bills, Cata-
lOgues, sc. &c.
GORDERSforM the Abope, anil every other des
cription Of 90 receired al Compiling
Room ofsTRUE AMERICAN" in ST. CHARLES Elk
CHANGE Sd door from Gravcr street, at The Printing
Office, Of Poydras and ST. Charles streets.
Ertensire and beautiful BOOK and 10 b FoUNrs
from the best Fouuries iaLle limited Stascs haze jus
been added to the already re-stoekrd Eshubtishn,eaE;
--aad oaDERs rM BE- executed as Low. CLsaply.
E1pe'li'ionsly esd Beau'ifally,asat anysher Office
in the City.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

The Cincinnati Post of the 9th says :-"The river is
IL feet above low water and falling The weather is
it has beet these ten ays-warm-hazy-t Threatening
rain but giving none.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

The Mayor Of Savannah mas Offered, reward of two
hundred dollars, for the detection aud conviction of the
person persons concerned in the murder of Frederick
Glysner, of that city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-19

DIsrREsslsG.-Capt. Jswett. Of the ship Harriet
Rockwell, If Portsmouth. n II. while attempting TO
pass Gnt 81 Inc North Channel on his way Boston
fr,,m Live pooI, cxpernccd bad weatlsr ami pnitiug