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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05
New bIaelAl8nanG.
49,,
Joseph kR0seSbaHns,
FuFFicr ~ Fancy Cap Mants-
GheazreP,

Whoiesalg and Retail, Queen Street,
Nayfiasburg, 70,
HAS ao.y On had. ~ be room ~ fhs house
n 81 nssglg oBCosaa Wa T.. boska Hoisl. )
iafse si0st - MEMS AND Boys
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Ciolh. Stair and sal of Ne laisa fsfhion.--
TipPsfs. Seas, Far Tfinmisgs ~ Cloahs. Bui-
fslo Robes sc. kc.--sll n uhirh be vii sell
~ ne 500 sseonnodstinE tsrma
f.4PS and Fars u sH tinds made 70
order
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05

to attend. cod passed instead, q ouist
evsaing with me Had you been at the
bal. you would in all probability. have
never seen Mr.. Copeland. who Just called
70 see me previous 10 sisriiag The neg,
morniag for The West. To which YOU ere
80 soon 10 60. You know that sitter m ak
ing your scguainisncr. he suddenly dis.
covered ihatIt would be better 10 stay and
wind up his business the rest you
know.
'Bp, apart from all that may look ike
ievi'y, riHg've you oue piece Of advice
Tor general use. 30 govern your eonduct
throughout lie. Do alsays tina. which
IS rigkf. IN preference TO that which NAV
Gppsgr more pleasing. Never do tha, Of
which you doubt The propriely, or the APP
PTo'ai OF your best friends, aud never
blame those Of whom you have asked al.
vice. whcn they have given i, to YOU to
Tue best OF their. sbilliy. You are no,
bound 10 follow The advice given. unless
your own judgment approves IL; shoold
Tue result prove unpleasant, IL as much
the isu!, Of your own judgment as that Of
your adviser Though NE can see ire
consequences Of what We ksss done. We
can seldom know what would have been
The consequences Of what ~e did not do. ;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05

On the Canal, &c.
HVnE undersigned having purchased the
n Bosts, wsre-Hcuse, and stock, Of Messrs.
wsger& Co at this place, announce TO the pub
lie that They are ready To receive for Trauspor-
taiion on the Canal or Railroad, both here
and at the Old Furnace,
m kinds Of C0aatry Produce,
And will advance money or purchase the same,
upon the most favourable terms. They will
also Receive aud Forward Merchandise and
other articles on the most reasonable terms.
wM. RUSSELL CO.
BarPers-Ferry, Aug. 40, ls40.
n. B.-They will keep on hand, for sale
Plaster. Fish, Salt, Coal, &c.
w.R. & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05

Effects Of Ha5n on fke EsIaaI .BinS.--
TIusteveTy thing to habit, habit. upon
which. 10 all sgel. The lawgivsr, a. Eell
a. the school master. has manly placed
his reliance; habit, which makes svsrv
thing easy. snd casts Ell lbe difFiculiies
upau the dsyis,ioa from toe Nsbisd
course. Make sobEisiy hsbh. snd 10
temperance will be baisfai snd hard
make prudence habit. and reckless pro.
0igacy viii be Sc contrary to the haihrs
81 the child grown adult, a. ihe most
a,roclous Grimes are 10 sny Of youF lord.
ships Give q child The kahit az sacfsdly
regsrding ths iuih--of carefully respect.
ing tie property Of olheFs---ol sefppulous.
y sbsiaininglom st.aeis az impFogiAencs
Whieh cen ingolve bin "a distress and be
VIII ja's a' likely ibink Of rufhipg INTO
the element in vhieh be canaoi hrsa,hs.
a. ofiying. Or ebetfing o. stealing.
iarf Nfra.hrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05

grsss,.rpoo-. 20 THE YEoNAN receives
- ~ Fsss.Pssss oa,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05

4 ttt = 4atlarFref d 1ass aersfsses saf sesf -
q lrgs lrpis n sEfeoNeaBEE GOODS
HUnPHagY EETEs
cksrisstswu, ost -. 1890
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05

~ MoTxcE.-My old customers,
- Sio whom feel most truly grsto-
- fui Tor their many kind favouTs.
49, will sec from the above the ALSO.
lutte necessity thu, their seeounts should be set
tied up 10 the 9Th Of The present month, al which
time the new firm commenced. This is, there
fore. TO request, thai all who are in any wise
indebted 10 me. will come forwsrd proaptly
and liquidsie their respective smounis-by
cash, bOads. or otherwise.
October g, 1880. - -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05
NEW FIRM.

'HE subscribers hssing entered iato 60.
partnership, would respectfully make
Known 10 the farmers and the public generally,
ihs, they intend to keep on hand, or manufse-
ture TO order. at their shop on Main street, oae
door west of Tboureons Hotel, and imme-
diatsiy opposite the court-hos.e. Chsrlesiown,
EvERv DESCRIPTION OF
Saddles, Brides, Harness,
&c, &c.
OF the latest and most approved style. end made
OF the best msterisis, by experienced workmen
To those who have formerly psiroDized The old
establishment, whiist under ihs eontroi of one
Of the pssssut hrm. they DEAN u ealy necessary
TO SAY thai eSsry exertton will be made 10 me-
rit their kind patronage for the future, rs veil
rs that Of the Publics gene rally. We solicit
cali WILLIAM HICKS,
JAMES 10. RICE.
October 8, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05

HihG.1gIE NDzFIa
ofspsry ssreyiption ~ sais - tx or,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05

Ire Dee D,epf = A shild. ore TOO ei,s
aa5 good ~ ~ T6,id. Sc on san.
meg's morning .hsi fbt 5sa 5fofs IA no
i'e asd sisiief u9ou lhe hoiserf. 81 ihe
an9ty tuh cane ia w. night. sea dried
Tee ~. cad hey were sefh ~ u.orr
sooe FsinboH va seth - TIE cio8ds
ard his ftihsf iold hsn. There sse ibe
dre dfoPf over Vbich hes diet efiffs
md ihef noe shine 10 .plsedoy = beafpn.
sod no loot can crush ihsm sd fsalssa.
bsg. ny child. % ft3a gsuishsfi fcao
ffom earth. t Wii Be b shins ia keA
80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05

Tttebefs aay cuiiiFsfs ihs thild's is
leilsci and inprove BE Hind haf ibs
ihings sad cod dsss q hone sfs ne Be-
- sgsais n ioFming tie ehila's shsrsr.
~ - Gf-fsairef.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05

4 siii tfp yoa TsaiAited The cir.
syRsispee a ibe time you ws5s sisi,,ne
re loa kpoW Tp dfrss ihe dali babd.
iome.y you osfdst piecs 81 bist ~
and dsisfuihed % e. b ihs malinrfs n
rletaie ttat ptb.is tie slibosf, sisis
q ne street yop peftevsyrd = yoa I'D
81 oppuiiuriiy ~ lfnd.ne = ihe heal
meIeiag. ed ihbnghi g eoald eiFs y
sea fiessuFs - yoaf iiIls sick sossia
~ returning yea slippsa snd spfsiasa
yepf eaeis, which wastbs rsasea yos dc
nol g. 70 bail which You had pfonirsd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11
The Spring Eiection--Next Tuesday-Can the
wings win

At every corner, in every street, at Fulton Mar
ket. in the Theatre, going TO church, the universal
questions are" what do you think of the eectionP
:. How will it 20 next Tuesday 10 " Have the
| wbigsa chance ~ Will the locofocos carry
the city root and branch % Let us see
Occupying an elevated, intellectual position in the
centre ofthis singular city-caring very little which
party succeeds-always DESTROYS, however, to see
some party get sound thrashng-a republican devo-
ted the principle Of the sovereign majority OF num-
bers-perhaps we are well enabled to present the
whole ground before the community, and of draw
ing the rational conclusions from the facts, as
any other editor in New York.
We believe that good government in this city,
in this country, depends not great deal ON the
absolute success of either the wings or the demo-
Gratis. The wings believe that the triumph OF the
democrats will lead to utter ruinand the democrats
swear the same thing of the wings. We partake Of
the extreme fears extreme hopes Of neither
The safest government in this land is the triumph
OF either party, just by the skin of their teeth. If
the party in power their opponents hard at their
heels and within few hundreds of getting the
Offices that fact will teach them to cheat little
they can and to obey the wishes Of the country as
nearly as possible For eleven years the present
party, the den cratic, par erceence have been in
impudent, and a change would, therefore, be sort
of public benefit.
In this view of the approaching election, it will
be perceived that we are enabled to givea very ac-
curstc and very dspassonate opinion of the pro-
bable result next Tuesday This result is very
Justly considered important-because it will be
among the first popular expressions of public OPT
Mon that have been made since the nomination of
General Harrison the rival candidate to MIR Van
Buren, 1t is true, two State elections, and several
isolated city and town elections in various parts of
the country, have taken place-and the results, so
far, in favor of the Of Harrison. New
Hampshire has gone for Van Buren-Connecticut
by large increase, for Harrison-Mobile for Har-
rson-Annopelis, in Maryland, for Harrison-the
aggregate of these and others being clear gain for
Harrison OF several thousand votes.
Under these circumstances how will the city of
New York go
To reach proper conclusion on this point, let us
see what has been the history of the past. The
Spring and Fall elections in the city of New
York have during the years 1893 80 given the fol-
lowing results -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11
MONEY MARKET.



The from England had has effect upon the stock
Net being considered Nerablo tn the state stock interest,"
The condition Of Pennya ans the y. Bank 80 hada
uniavorable effect upon tbs Enssh capitalists anited
with The deposition esncd BY the u Bank TO tab adan
age Of the law to resist the payment Of her marked checks
and post notes. legal operates unayoraby her
interests here All holders of her liabilities would doubt
specie by suiin UHi.ed States Court b. III would
the delay Of The Penns lyana law b,
sustained, they have sh 20 make rredeemase paper
ti tender; and nossi siasdg that law the no acrs OF
- Bank bills have good clam foE specie be ;ors its pas
sage The conduct Of The Bank decne ob per
in its stock to-day American rust and Bani Co.
oeh-Harem cent salsssfH<w Corporaiioa bonds
made at per cent premiua In sterliAg exchange there
material change.
There - no great change uneurreat The b.nk-
doing nothing but ,ssa4 the rsut Of laws
before the legislature in raiion TO the redemption of
balls The operation OF raising money pletse Of the
Of banks ,f holm Y. Adj and
ashngion Bank which formerly published
be practised. Thsis great rslief To the market
The folowi1gs atasie o uncsrren and domestic
bills compared with chose Of last year
CURRsSI R,rLs or Bssx NovEs AND poarsrIc Butts.
Bark Notes EacAapgs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

Yankee, Irish, Scotch, or Yorker. The TiPpecanoe
clubs-the Tippecanoc songs-the Tippecanoe hur-
rahs, have iife and energy and freshness suihcien'
TO rouse the popular enthusiasm TO its opmost pitch
There is mistake in the big, bright, broad, burn
ing throbs of the human heart when the heroic deeds
of the field of battle called up from the recoec-
tons of the past Ii the excitement caused by the
revusion of 1887 was sufficient to give majority to
the opposition Off s73, what majority should be pro-
duced by the fresh enthusiasm of the popular heart,
burning the deeds Of the old hero of Tippeca-
noel" Let next Tuesday tell
fthe opposition can win, then why the devil don't
they go to work, and ''do or diet"
EpUcATIoN-PRospEcT Hit BOARDING. School
MIR. Samuel Beman has opened Boarding School
at Prospect Hill, recently the residence OF Nowan,
who kept Pavilion there. This house is situated
in most eligible locality for Boarding School 1t
may be said to be in the country, and yet near
enough the city to possess all the advantages and
none of the disadvantages of city life. Ofhe capa-
cities of the teacher have heard the best testl-
monials. His spring term begins on the first OF
May. For further particulars, see his advertise
ment, in another column.
Education, early education, we take to be one o
the primary duties of parents TO children. If the
young mind is properly instructed and organized in
its intellect and morals, the happiness of human life
and of a future existence is almost secured. The
punishments threatened by the law-the lalors oil
the clergyman in the pulpit-the legislation of the
state-the public institutions of every kind, are only
rendered necessary at ALL by the negligence and in
attention of parents and guardians to the early edu-
cation Of the young generation. When the system
of education moral religious, intellectual, and ply
steal, shall be properly organized then we VIII see
crime cease, bad legislation cease fanaticism cease,
and call the ills that flesh is heir 10 cease-but
not till then.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11
Cowrt OF Common Pleas.

SIXTH DAY-Present, their Hosors Judge VI
shoeher, lngraham and Inglis. The Mayor, Rsoor-
der, and twelve Aldermen.
The membe of the Court sem .ed at 10 O'Clock,
and remained ndeliberation, with closed doors,
Gil p. NJ Strangers then admitted, an,l has
Honor, the Recorder, delivered The following opi-
MON -
% This Court having after hessing counsel for the
respondent, Henry w. Merritt and for the Corpo-
ration, upon the demurrers fled to the charges
therein, do ordcr that Judgment be entered n favor
OF the respondent, upon all the demurrers. and that
the order o. chew cause be discharged.
IL is further ordered that he District Attorney
be at liberty TO renew these charges, amended and
verified he shall be ad vsod and for the purpose
Of enabling him to present the same TO this Court,
that the County Court viii assemble in the room Of
the Board Of Aldermen, on Saturday, at Up. NJ.
TEXAS CoSsUL-AuEustus w. Radtna has been
recognized by Presden, Van Burea, for the port Of
New York.
STEAMER GRrar wrsrERS was passed at A..
NJ the morning of .he 23d ut in al 40 u Ion. 50.
Fms IN NoprIr-wm ~ Kelley Woodruff a.
Watkins, A B. Howell, VIM, T.. Bowen, Geo. Ceve-
land, Jr and Russell, Stebens 90. were burnt out
in Mobile on the list inst. Loss not known. Insa-
rance $35,O0o
BaprIzED.-on hundred and fifty persons a, Bos-
ton on Sunday last.
EARLY VEeErABLEs.-Orators for the coming
fourth Of July have already been appointed in seve-
raj parts OF the country.
BuRNED.--A mill in Washington Co, MARYLAND,
snd five thousand bushels Of grain, a week ago last
Thursday.
GREES.-Pcas were in the Charleston market on
/ the 9th ut
/ CooL.-Two men named Edwards and Monk rode
up to the store Of Mr. Hughes in Mobile, the 18Th
4 ult called him 90 the door drew pistol and shot
bim through the head. Edwards was arrested
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11
rC,rr.sponderee orth. Herald.

PruLADE BPHIA, Thursday, y. NJ.
The cashier ofthe PottSville Branch the Scbuyl-
kill Bank was arrested yesterday, at the suit Of
John Price Wetherill, Esq, the president Of the
bank in this city, capias for $4,000, and was
started towards Moyamensing, but by some arrange
ment with the directors he set at Liberty again
II was supposed that he had been privy TO some sf
Levis's rascality, but understand he denies al
knowledge of any thlng relative 20 him undsr
that head. This is psece Of news TO Philaeo-
phians that few are aware OF, IL has been kept
very auiet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

NAsufNGroN, April ., iSlo
The funeral Of the Hon. Thaddeus Belts, was SO
lcmnized to-day, and consequently no public BUSH
ness was attended to. The Rev Mr.. Goodman, de-
hvercd an address on the occasion, which was dts
tinguishcd foi its appropriate breVity and good
The result of the Connecticut Election, was re-
ceived here to-day, and whilst Il did net diapPoint
either party IL certainly created good deal OF re-
other The election was deemed exceedingly
doubtful by all who felt nterested and no one anti
cipated the majority that has actually been given
Such, however, IL the fortune Of wars All should
abide nv IL, without a tnurmnr But u VIII now be
found difficult thing 70 make party submit with
cornplsoeney % defeat Yours truly, &c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11
Correspondence of the Herald ]

rtg WAsHIsGToN, April7.
This has been most brilliant day of Spring and
sunshine. We went to the Capitol this morning,
prcsuming so find all the world there as usual on
such mornings these. The capitol grounds are
beginning to look very pretty, and the many beau
tiful flowers "a che grass plats, attrac CT bright
eye, and refresh the weary vision that longs for
something new. The JET d'eaus were scattering
their diamond drops in the air; ladies and young
misses were FORMULATING the gravel walks, and
every thing looked fresh and cheering.
We went Into the Senate; the picture OF life was
changed. That body had just as sembled, and SEN
ator announcing the death of colleague. SEN
ator Belts, of Connecticut had just died, and il
bis euogy; every one present, IN silence and sor-
rev, were listening to
What shadows are, what shadows pursue"
The Senate Immediately adjourned; as also the
House of Representatives. am informed that great
NAM members of Congress have been SICK and
some still suffering. The respected member
from Boston, Mr.. Lawrence, has been i'll Cor many
week but understand he is now convalescent.
| net Mr. Audubon a few DAYS since--the great
Ornithciogist. Who has not heard of Audubon p
He has been in all parts Of the world-on every
mountasn, and at every cape He has been on every
shore I'D on every sea--and by daylight and moon
light, AMI starlight, he has held converse with the
birds. He is venerable, benevolent looking old
man, and his face is leaning with intelligence and
life. lie called TO see MIR Clay the day after his
arrival hsrc, whom he had not for some years.
4" Do you rot know me, MIR Clay" said he, looking
at him for time Don't YOU remember Audu-
bonl" audubon - said Mr.. Clay, throwing his
around his neck, 'I am. delighted to you"
lie is prosecuting his'grest work, and procuring
subscribers. He has now about six hundred in all.
One hundred and % subscribers to tho volume
which costs thousan, 'dellsrs; and the remainder
10 the set, tie price OF which is one hundred dol
lars TIE is now about to go to the sources OF the
Mississippi. lie receives great attention from the
distinguishes men here. When Audubon dies, the
birds will cease their song for many DAYS, and the
blue bird wiz be found ON his tomb stone.
The fashionable people have been dashing down
the Avenue to-day in their gigs, coaches tnd snowy
horses, and all the women abroad shopping
The grert gar xsrng place is CfogsFs, where all the
pretty things and fancy good to be had equal TO
any in New-York, Philadelphia, any Of the
northern cities, The petite young ii Clagctt's
sore can tell youat any lime who is going 10 be
married.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

Tar DEFAULT DvoRcE.-A legal correspondent
doubts the legality of the opinions given by several
the senator's on the subject Of the divorce affair OF
signor Tenelli lie says that II the Baroness on
hearing of the re-narriage OF her former husoaHd'
were to come to New York, she could, under our
laws, by presenting her marriage certiheate' claim
the signor her husband, and come IN Tor a third
of all the property he might acquire. Inc doe'r'ne
Of expatriatsn Is not tenable IN th,' country as IN
Earope Th. certainly is another view Of the ques-
,on. bu, a. no fair lady can come with a certificate
and claim rs our withers unwrung.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

J-some ridiculous chap, who signs himself VIM.
H. Townsend. threatens with the utmost seve-
rIty Of the law, 1--WE pubsh any account Of certain
proceedings of the fair members Ct st. Luke's
Church nCsreenwieh, of which we know nothing and
care less. Who is this Master Townsend who wants
20 get himself into trouble, he says, for the sake
ofthe religion OF his Lord and savior'" The Ia
dies ofst Luke's may do what they piease-say
what they please-tak they please, for any thing
We care-and Master Townsend may be skein holder
for the consistory too.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

In hs table find that the rate Of discount ON the Soh
ern ports continues 10 iscrc. notwithstanding that the ~
land navigation open purchases of goods ofany
have made in the North The rates az coupar
% with last higher and IN many instances
sgeaer differences apparent, although the aetu indebted
from the south to the North perhaps greater then
than now The currency them however more nearly
par than Il present. and the rates represented The rate q
indebtedness only whereas now inc depreciation Of
,bs currency AZ compared with that Of New York, addition
"a the ipdebteanss That depreciation is again
inc without an increase ofndbtedness consequently the prem
ium on specie and rates OF sterling bills. aud Nsrther,
exchange rising throughout the South and West The fol
tov.;np is A table Of rates at the latest dstes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

E.srIrpIA AMERICAS seUADRoS-Ihere" pro-
baby some mistake in relation to the 7. = sn'rs "
war Columbia, and John Adams, brought by the ha'.
riet, al Edgartown. She reported that they 'anea
from Oahu on the 10Th Of October. Tor canton. Lev
tiers we're received here yesterday from an o'ecr ~
the Columbia. dated Oahu, Oct Hth' which say NOV
a word about returning to Canton, but on 'he con
trary state that they shall sail tor Caao ABOUT 'ne
4, Nov and expect 20 reach home in six or seven
,oc,,h. from that time. In addition, in Sandwich
Island dated Dec received here, Is stated
h the shin. sailed from Oahu for Taheite, Society
Islands. on the 9TH Nov They may therefore be
expected home next month. So il appears that we
NC have no ship Of war al Canton near there
This must be very gratifying 10 those who arc
l.r,elv interested in the China trade. should there
n. ,ro.ble our ships have 40 protection whatever
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

a1-what trash the "Eveuing Star" does publish
ON financial matters, How can a suspension Of spe-
Gle payments make business brisk in Philadelphia
and Baltimorel II islike the briskness which the
drunkard feels after a fresh horn of brandy. More
is required keep up the steam. till the poor wretch
dies Of delsiium tremsns. So will II be with the
trade of Philadelphia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

Do Our ancient Philadelphia respondent is in
formed that the additional directors Of the CONNER
cial Bank have been found, and will be published.
With regard to the Obituary notice, ''yes;" but we
hope that it will be many years before that task be
necessary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

DAserR.-The Mississippi river continues to rise
If It should overflow there will be dreadful times
among the planters
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

HEAyY.-jtis said that the Ravel family lost pro-
perty to the value Of 10000 by the sinking of the
steamer Salina on the Missouri
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

A LABEL SuIr.-Charles King, of the American
threatens 10 bring action for libel against Edwin,
Croswe Of tie Argus, because the latter has char
ged the former with paying debtwitha gold snnii
box. This will be cGrous suit, and VIII bring up
the whole life Of King, who was once merchant
prince-now al poor devil Of an editor we hope
that he will proceed at once. We shall stand by and
report progress with great accuracy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

FoR THE BoRDER.-Gcn Eusts, Capt Prentiss,
and Capt. Collins, arrived at Boston last w edne sday
on their way to Houlton, to assume the command Of
the u. >. troops stationed there.