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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-07-19

A correspondent Of the Courier, writing
from Saratoga Springs on the nth, says
LIT. Gov. BRADIsH has been luXuliatng
at Congress Hall for ten days. Gov. Sc
WARD is expected here about the first oil
August The President will arrive in all
this month. Harry Of the West" comes
early, and Gen. ScoTT later in August.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-07-19

FIRE At EAsTPoRr, ME.-We learn
from the Boston Transcript Of July 10th,
that dreadful fire occurred at Eastport.
Maine, on the morning Of the 9th inst,
which destroyed nearly half the property
of the town, and more than forty.one places
of business.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-07-19

u cordial and effective union among those, whose
object I trust, is to maintain. unimpaired. the
Constitution Of The country, and TO uphold all lie
great interests, by wise, prudent, and patriotic
administration OF the Government. These con
siderations have induced me to Withdraw my name
az candidate, for the Office Of President, at The
next election. DANIEL WEBSTER.
London, June IL, 1889.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-07-19

THE PREsIDENcY.-The name of Mr..
Webster will no longer be used in connec.
ton with the presidency. The following
letter has been received from him since his
arrival in England.
To THE People OF MAssAcHusErrs-
is known, that my name has been presented 10 the
public, by a meeting Of members of the Legislature
Of The State, as candidate for the office of Presi
den, OF the United States, at The ensuing election.
As il has been expected, that d Convention would
be holden 10 The Autumn Of this year composed OF
Delegates from the several States, have hitherto
thought proper not 10 anticipate, 10 any way, The
results Of that Convention. But am now out OF
the country, not to return, probably much earlier
than The period fixed for the meeting of The Con.
yenlion, and do not know what events may occur,
in The meantime, which, IL ] were at home, nigh,
demand immediate attention from me. ! desire,
moreover, 10 act no part which may tend 10 prevent
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-07-19

Lyman Burgess Of Milton has been sub
sti,uted on the loco foco senatorial ticket
in place OF the Hon. Truman Chittenden,
resigned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-07-19

II very mean irick.-One o! the hands
employed in the Sentinel Office stole into
the Wing caucus. the other night, and en-.
sconsed behind the door, remained unob.
served for some time. He was however,
promptly introduced 10 the largest from
opening of the Hotel, and dismissed with q
suitable admonition. We are told that this
is not the first time the same individual
has been guilty Of the like Improperly
but we charitab'y hope il will be the last.
That q regular bred loafer should 90 lar
forget his self respect, is surprising; but
that an individual with GUNNER of intellect
enough to entile him to the rank of q
type.s,icker should thus voluntarily dis.
grace himself, exci,es our special wonder.
When neighbor Winslow catches one OF
our hands similarly crcumstanced, we will
thank him or any one else to adminisre r
the hint direct, that "there's no place like
home"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-07-19

OF the numerous Washington Societies.
Says the Boston Atlas which were es,ab
llshed in the United States, there remains
only one, and that is in the City of Charles
ton. II celebrated the 4th o: July and
feasted sumptuously. Now, this Society,
true TO its principles. complimented those
by whom it is sustained, and. therefore.
gave as one of its standing toasts:
"The President of the United Sla,cs-Hs &c
position of the Constitution has ,oon the conf.
dence Of the South. and guarantees the perpe-
tu,ty Of the Union."
That exposition 10 in conformity with
the doctrines Of The old Federal school, and
this society, is perfectly consistent in the
compliment thus paid Mr.. Van Buren,
But what would "Trip Van WinkIe," or
some old fashioned Democrat OF 1898, who
hated "black cockade men," say if he should
wake from slumber Of thirty years. and
be told that Mr.. Van Buren,, thus compi.
mented by the Washington Society, was
at the head Of the Democracy? VIVA,
would he say, if he should be told, that q
new generation had arisen, who had made
the discovery, that the man whose expo
stion OF the Constitution" was in confOrmi
ty with the opinions and views of the
Washington Society was Democrat
while he who opposed them, was a FEEDER.
alist? This single fact illustrates the case
and points out the real position of the two
great political parties Of the country. A
volume Of comments would not strength hen
the case.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-07-19
AMENDE HONORABLE.

1--WE were wrong last week in intima'
ting that Mr.. Chittenden had declined an
office. He has, indeed, declined loco foco
nomination for senator; but that's not an
office, nor even the prospect Of one. The
IVhig nomination settled that matter; and
the Judge thinks he has had enough of the
empty honor of candidacy. 1t may do
we'll enough for young aspiraD,s like Has
well, who have "never had any thing"
but, says the venerable sachem, as for me,
III no more Of it. There's good sense IN
that?
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
PRICE NOT THE TEST OF CHEAPNEss.

Political economists frequently differed what
fair and the time the surest measure Of value b1
we never yet any had gravey recorded
to his opinion that the nominal price article sold er
any measure Of its actual value Such nstoa wosd b
deemed so great facy that its statement paper og
cal deduction would its absurd and yet those IN
dy;d.as Who run about from one store TO another for the
the minimum number OF dollars and cent?
which they be furnished with articles OF food aad ras
nent of commit still greater, because more
practical absurdy Than speculative philosopher would
do who down in his closet TO argue from such .falss
premises The would merely be aug he'd at visionary
cheer the other deemed ct only graduate among the
philosophers Laputa who contemplated making deal boards
Sawdu and extracting sunbeams from cuumber Ia
king all articles TO In this dressing age
coat whether ock, dress, riding or the kind called top
matters not and hsw many different elements all Of when
affect the interest Of the to make up its cost
st There the MATERIAL and secondly the quality
the dye and The degree ok BY the manufactures
CLOTH These primorda ingredients towards aeoat tits
self evident much the wind weather. or even
woman csprce 2dy when int the hands Of tbs
Snyder the skill Of the cutter the quality Of the trim
msgs and last though least the scientific qualifications
which ,he artist may possess who send il "into this
breathing wodn not thing Of shreds and patches but an
article OF beauty utility am luxury either adorn,
the human orIs other could addoesd
show that in coats al least things which the world
large thinks Of should be taken into before
actual value be aseertained II these principles are
truth what folly is IL them for to waste their
leather in running after stores in finding out taos
charge low nominal price, when 1t Is evident that 70 nss
the test Of cheapness They should not entirely disregard
price, the time they should examine the material
standing the manufacturer oft not neglect the
skill Of the cutter aud above all espees attention 70 the
qualification. Of the w'kman who is to give the finishing touch
that which IN IL native simplicity protected the sheep ous
when proper and scientific Of labor has been to
il, is capable Of adding dignity and beauty to the
- nob-st work OF God"
H this train Of reasoning should happen to convince "
the bargain buyers that estimate articles BY dollars and cents
alone ky advised forthwith TO visit the CASH sroas Of
PHILLIPS No loo. WILLIAM STREET, and ascertain BY the
evidence Of their eyes, the articles OF dress made up
him, equal quality durability, cut and ~"rkmansh
oduced by the fashionable houses Broadway
Having satisfactorily solved hi, problem, they conpsrs
their nominal prices and be convinced that although
price not the test Of cheapness PHILLIPS SYSTEM is
for although he imports the best article and employs none but
the b~si workmen he neverees sells for ready money
per less than charged b. those who do business on @
old and exploded credit system. n16sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

NEW REFECTORY-J SWEENEY informs his irenc
IN and public that he has opened Refectoy IN hs,
large elegant building No. la Fulton street Fish, FLESH
and Fowl always be found his tables and every dess
CIV Of the season crowded appears in the market
Ne care will be wanting his part to give general
satisfaction and he hops to find that encouragement
which he 10 determined 10 Deserve.
jl0u j. SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

" The subscriber has taksa the House No. Rooss
vs Pearl AID Chatham which he has htted up and
furnished with eye neatness and convenience The iur
situr and futures entirely new, and the bar and arder wen
fsrnshed
To clubs and parties limited number Of boarders and
to travellers the New House offers accommodations
which advertiser will him share Of the pub
lie patronage NJ. HUGHES.
Assn.
NEW LODGING HoUsE.-The large I story Hou'e,
IN Nes 81 40 street. few doors east Of Broad
way ouh sds been taken and reted for the above
purpose in gentee and modern style, with entire furni-
ure The situation very desirable being very retired and
still the immediate vicinity Of public business The
very large and airy being IL 10 6 paro with bedrooms
attached sufficiently large for two BEDS with alarge number Of
single bedrooms.
TO permanent lodgers and gentlemen Of retired habits this
situation has peculiar the rooms will be rented
very low and kept in superior order.
No Bar kept on the premises.
In few weeks limited number Of Boarders will be
commodated with breakfast and tea
N. B-Ths be rented without furniture a. best
suits the applicants.
Apply on the premises. myso-lm'
IONGREss HALL, I4a BROADWAY, N. Y.-The sub
scbes beg inform their friends and the public
gseray that they taken the above extensive Hotel
Strangers visiting the city either pleasure or bushes will
6nd agreeable place Of residence being the immediate
vicinity prominent leading to the
cia community also contiguous to the various places Of
amusement
The subscribers hope by asduous attention to the accom-
mediation and comfort Of their guests also to their table, to
merit share public patronage.
ASA HOLT, (Late Of Hollis Hotel)
ny30 I'm. FREEMAN Z. EWERS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
FIRE WORKS..

M FOURTH OF JULY-The subscriber, the old es.
tab,hed agent for the u s. Laboratory Edges Celebrates
Fire Works) offers to the public complete assortment
oarge and small Fire works fer the approaching
sizes With Headings of Gold and Silver Rain Stars scPens
Crimson Fires &c., Suns Fans, Pyramids Palm Trees Saxon
and Peruvian Crosses, with plain and illuminated centres
Mines, Torbons Hexasons, Trianges, vsrcles and other
wheels Signal Lights, Pigeons Roman Candies Italian stea,.
Pin Wheels Bengolas Spur Firms, Grasshoppe Blue Lights
Torpedoes, Pulling Crackers, &c. &c.
Also, Fire Crackers in boxes Of different Sizes
PARTIES committees Of arrangement country merchants Guy
Others supplied usual with articles warrantcs
and at Laboratory fixed prsces. II. YVELlN
led lm- 23I Fulton street. Greenwich.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
~ NEW OPPOSITION sTORE.-Great bar

- NEW OPPOsIIION sTUKE.-Ureat BAR
gain. in Boots and Shoes at the store Of the
subscriber Canal below varick and Hudson sreet6rst
and shoe Of Varck street The public in
formed that there they find mammoth assortment Of all
the different kinds coor and sizes Of ladies' gen emen and
csdrcps boots shoes and slippers Gcnemens French aud
American make of CATERS al the low price Of $3.50 the pair
aud warranted and all the different kinds Of So and 20 boots
of the fashionable style and all sizes at No ls4 and 224
Canal street JAMES WlGGlNS.
NIB No insulting and calling OF customers from the street
allowed tins Be particular Of the number s4
The door. elSlm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

n EXTRA MOLEsKIN HATs.-Those who have
paid S. in Broadway for Moleskin Hat, and those
~ who have paid 50 for long nap Silk, should look at
HOWELL'S Moeskn Hats sold al the low fixed price Of 50.
No should pay SIS for hat 49, for heavy long
nap silk hat while the present quality Of Howels sold for
So The price fxed there therefore dsagreeabe par
ley between the buyer and seller. ID. HOWELL,
2l0 Chatham Square, up stairs,
ieI1lm. Late If the irm of Brown co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

C rRAw GOODs-rhe subscriber begs leave to infsrn
- ma friends and the public generally that he has new on
hand and Tor sale assortment OF Lsdes ana Msscs
Lghosn Tuscan Braid and Straw BonDe IN all their vare
us and a low prices be obtained a any othsr store
"a the city.
Also emsns and Youths double and single er'mmed
Lshorns white coored ard varsgated, Of The newest pat
s.rs. sa1 e,.., o,.ltx " O. BROWN,
,.ktns IN WtI,m street. cor John st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

90 SECOND WARD HOTEL.-Next to the corner
Fulton in Nassau street This well known establishment
having undergone thorough reftng complete order
for the accommodation OF those who may honor with their
patronage.
There house. besides the lower story which thrown
entirely open public bar large upon the Sc
eond story By well suited for the accommodation Of
public meetings. together with several smaller adapted
the clubs Referees for the transaction Of other private
business.
Clubs and private parties accommodated with and
may be furnished with dinners suppers composed Of every
species game decacy which the markets afford at short
notice. Ijell-yl EDMUND JONES, Proprietor
TNCKERBOCKER HALL. No. 10 Park Row--The sub
N scrbers having opened the above house ON the EURO
PEAN rLAN would respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they ready To accommodate them IN ayle
to be surpassed by similar house In this city Thu,
will be furnished with every convenience, and all
tn. Isxsres Of unvaled market There hundred
lodging which airy newly furnished and in perfect
order The Ordinary being the first noor spacious neat
convenient and well Tushed and the tables shall always be
supplied with all the variety the market affords, served BY
experienced cooks.
The marked which has attended establishments Of
this kind sufficient evidence Of their adoption 10 both business
and travellers.
Gentlemen visiting city, will find this most desirable and
central situation bcng nearly Broadway fronting the Park
and Short concentrates the beauty and elegance OF local aud
ransoy offsets of attraction and sPendor with which New
York abounds. EDSALL JONES.
NB-For the accommodation Of Trsvsllers this house will
he onen A All hour, Of the night al.n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

JNAklEL SWEENEY, N Ana street, returns his slncsf
~ thanks TO his friends Tor the liberal supporh.,
have uniformly rendered him he first opened his Refractory
that viii be his constant endesyor TO merits
continuance Of their APPRECIATION His table always furnishes
the the market affords and those who honor hs
table with their preseace may depend upon being served witt
cIr,nline.. e;viIty and promptinud. iloN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

GOOD NEWS. Old Boss Richards Il ca. OF 240
sD Canal 1t, have opened their fashionable mammoth
Boot and Shoe Store through TO Greenwich St with good
In Greenwich door frsm Canal well calculated for
adle misses and children. Their asertmen and fashions
eqused and prices low $40 Canal street. sgs ofthe
harvest Boot In the world. iel.lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL AND GARDEN.

MOUNT VERNUN HUIEL AND GAKDEN
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and The pub
lie in general that he has taken, for ofysavs, the
sount Vernon Hotel and Garden Of Second and
Water Streets Wliamsburgh The House has been fitted up,
repaired throughout with additional Piazza in the
Of the overlooking the Garden which has also been put
in complete order for the reception Of ladies and gentlemen
who will find that their comfort and convenience will be the
especial object Of the proprietor.
grand display Of FIRE WORKS will take place every
Thursday evening" during the accompanied with u
sic.
The shall be of the best kind, in their proper
season. Liquors Of the first quality.
The undersigned would remark that il strict attention to
his duties, all times, will command share of public patron
nothing his part shall be wanting to ensas the success
Of his experiment"
i.l.lm+ F.F. FOSTER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17


~D Canal It, have opened their fashionable mammoth
Boot and shoe Store through to Greenwich St with good
trance In Greenwich 81 door frem Canal well calculated Tor
ladies misses and children. Their asertmen and fashions
equaed and prices low 24o Canal street. sgs ofthe
lsrgcs, Boot IN the world. jellm'
A.. BOOTS, SCOTS, Boors.-AT WALKER
SkCO!s, FOG Canal 81, cor. OF Hudson s.-Just re-
esved 600 pairs Of gents summer dress beo the handome
Article that has been offered 10 the public with steel and brass
Pls,s, on The Ase price, sa2 " y and ~ per par Gents
fashionable article ssabe fer hot weather. Ladies' misses
eAdrsss boots bukn shoes. all coIor. sorts sres and
ss" 81: g'ss sss SS from , p Bss and
ehdrtns kcots Don't mistake Walker, 200 Canal street,
Hodcn and fss the ',o Greenwich street or the
cid s.nds. 226 and 23o ny2+im'
IOHN DOYLE. BOOKSELLER respectfully inform, the
pub that Ne has removed nj. Wholesale and retail cheap
Bos E,hh from No 2oi Pearl street TO No. 3o6 Broad
second house above Duane street he has on hand very
and valuable stock embracing Of the best work
10 every department ef literature and science which he sells
or cash. al prices than any other bookseller He
A.. NAV, rsr, and antique books. which he will be constantly
sdd the purchase o. all kinds Of cid curious and scarce
ss.men having bool, 10 d.po. or either large coee-
love small parcels snse volume will find ready
purchaser, Coz cash, ~ applying y airs. jsS ln.w4r
NatLfTARY AND FIREMENs CAPs-MlLlTARl
20 she rar, Csrsrdrs Boxes. Belts scabbards and KNAPP
80. All AZ. above articles Wholesale and Retail literal
pcs.slss Tracks, va'ee Carpet bags nat Boxes and
''''' A''s " ~ - : HENRY 8 GRATAcAP,
ssl Broadway, between White and Walker streets.
-
"a. rn.sa with CAPS a the shortest notice my sm
NfG~gRAL WATERS from Saratoga and White sulphur
M suesrber have just received IRON the Con
rrs.. P.suau Walton rags al Saratoga, iul supply
- wsisr ~ ga.fs and pn, bottles. . !, .-,, =,
Ai hssar made arrangements With the proprietor o. N.
wAs suivAar sprag ~ Virginia for constant supply Of
wsssr having received an invoice o. me same are
psvP.vsd - execute oress let Al either o. Their stores.
RUsHToN n AsPINWALL,
villas "a. 10 broadway. and 10 Astor House.
f...,l, ~. =. -. $500. ny2o.lm'
~ ARsArARlLLA- Alternatives, or
= Corosns ~pritaeu. Esirast % sarsararia prepared
ssrsiy ~shcut form whatever, Tor chronic
long standing Add two spoons NIL o.
- us Esirsct q psnt q simple syrup, and you nave
vsui q 1a-p~uad syrup ~ ssrssparilla $50
~ ssis y ~, Agsas, =, Mlnors. Frankn House
Diva safs - i1 Broadway, Ne~ York lA Canal street
IN pa~~fV. a.. .
- N.w o. n~s . tale sa-apArlla snd purify the
.a.1 my71im'
wa sALE-A Per,sr foo.s Lccslsd 10 good sunes'
Il .t..A .ksrs trst rate bas-sss done. Arry 70
JAMES BILLiNGR,
&tsAs ~ TtCAAmAs- sirsst, N the basement
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
THE VERANDA m !,

Eighth Arenue, beftceen 35th and S6M Strsets.
TN KROLLPFEIFFER informs his friends and the public
" that he has taken the house and grounds formerly the
country Of the late b. Murray ESQ., in that improving
vicinity the Eighth Avenue, where he trusts by personal at
snton and the srcet in the selection Of his refresh
mens to give general satisfaction
~ B. Private Rooms for small large parties. limited
number Of boaraers comfortably accommodated e5l4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
BROWN e. CO.'S HATS.

BROWN & GU. . HATS,
- For cheapnes and durability, not surpassed by
heretofore offered. They combine all the requisite
bty and use, at the reduced price Of So Their sales
for cash. which precuaes the necessity charging the good
for loss incurred BY the bad The public invited
examine their Hats al BROWN co.'s wholesale and TO
tail warehouse, No lis Chatham Square, Of Mott St.
New York. my3l3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

ID OAKD AT The Walton Mansion House NoS26
ID franklin Square at 50 so per weck-The location Is
trail and IL Of the most pleasant summer resorts IN TIL.
city Young doing business down town. gentlemen and
their wives will find the above place comfortable home
Rooms to let At the above house without board.
Also splendid Hall for masonic odd fellows and other
lodges referees, committees musical parties NC Jelm
DOARDING-ls a genteel private family In Brooklyn
house from the Of Henry the left; only two minute
walk from the Souh Ferry. The French English and Spa
ni.h languages spoken in the family Apply |" above
my2l.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

NNEN's MOUTHS W IhlIUKhrs ~ ~. 49,.
wi The subscribers seep constantly ~ n.ns, 7. I'D
..ortmsai ~ Ready Made Clothing, su,i~" WV -
.ias, Which will b. cold a, low prices cr Sasn IN -
"a s.s GEo a. HoYT CO. ~ VERY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

II YDERs NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN GEM
N TLENEN's FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE
ESTABLISHMENTS, No. s Beeknsn street, New York.
No 10 Nachsr New Southern genusmss
visiting the city &C New York respectfully nforwed that
h,v viii find full assortment Of Opsra and Dress Boo I'm
on Shoes. Fancy Dress Pumps and 0aiter Of the
style quality furnished them At No. 10 Matches st.
New Orleans. which Obtained The first premium al the late
Fair IN that city.
Osemen purchasing giving orders for hne Boots for the
rh.r-.tou Mohie New Orleans, Matches Viexsburgh
an, Of the southern south western cities invited to call
ssa eramise .psdd article Of light Dre Boots made Of
French imported stock IN the latest Partisan fashion, nj No
Be.lmaa street Clinton Hall, New York. opposite the Park
URIAH RYDER
NIB First Premium al the American Institute, New York
q Mechanics Institute.
await late fair al New Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
rEorLk,s - EoR ALsANf.-

y - - FFOTLk's LINZ FOk ALbANf-
CRS Lssaiar a ~ usasl lsnAssgs = y ~ 49, -'sa
- eouunoAsoa. stssnhosi NOthksItk s-p.
"a, "a 1shn ~li ths sesmheat per tpot -
Sa.,,Iaudt street % S.ursy rSruinx 1uns ish, %
stlock. -.
For ~ estbr sseo-uaasiton ~ NJ srte~s r<@sssrs
uond street ,.gpooU . xowxRs
s~s AZ West sna Lbsrty streets fhith ~ -'hALi1 "
the esrs, 80 the Csyts,s - ee'fa ~ 49, -, -. =,
An rood. fssixhG eanA el. T.e's, ~ say eus 49, =
r~up~rsy, tsAsn 90 .A'pp~a "a eefa ~ - -. - - -
rask 81 tss thereof . = -. -
NJ n. For ne batter sreonsss 49, ~ a. ~ :. ~ -
.,nrsrs ,hs. eesi oil isaa = - oa tF""" 49,, - :"
Hsmrsond ssrs~s 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

r~ n PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
landing At the intermediate landing The
ns~ and elegant steamboat Y 4 ! = Al
Cap,ain A. Truesd~l gill leaye the Steamboat Per foot o.
Coarsl.ndt street on Mosday Aerpoon June l1th Al
CnO0KE 4 FOwEs
Correr II West and Liberty st.,
of g sBULTZ a. the once,
the Captain on board
xpAu .a.a. fr,ixhi hagrAgs. hank bills, specie, any
ether lind % grcy~ry alon ony a The rsA q he ewns
,ls,.of my1aTm