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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17
lCorrespopdeaee of ,he U,ra,d1


APALAcHIcoLA, FLORIDA, JAN. 19, 1870
The river is so low that cotton can come down
from Columbus-where 20 or $4,000 bales are wait
ing rise This place is now as duh as midnight in
New York.
Field is drawing Lott Clark at 60 days at per
ct for Life s. Trust money, Of which very little is in
circulation. Union Bank notes are the only notes
in general circulation. Cotton IL, Union None w.
Rents very low, and very few solvent houses in bu-
siness.
ST.. JosEPHs, FLORIDA, Jan. 81.
Union Money am told is 10 TO 20 cents discount.
at Mobile. 81. Joseph is as dull now as Apalachi
cola. The railroad TO lola, on the Chatahoveh, is
now completed and when the river rises il will cause
this to be very lively place. The bay and harbour
is extremely beautiful and convenient
MOBILE, JAN. Is.
The river low; cotton sa9 cents; exchange on N.
York. sight Sat- 60 days 2a2 IL. All along the banks
Of the rivers in Alabama, cotton is in great piles
waiting rise Tremendous crops. All parties agree
that no business be done in Alabama or Missis-
sippi the present year. Mississippi money passes
here at 50 per cent more than Alabama, say 81 day
for board in Alabama, or 50 in Mississippi
NEW ORLEASs. Feb. Z, 1870
I don't think il worth while to go to Mississippi
they all say that have been there they cannot get
enough pay expenses, and when they get anything
il is almost worthless.
have received letter from our lawyer at Nat
chez he says none pay but by compulson, and that
he can do about well as can or better. Times
dull here, duer than usual, the best houses do
ing mere nothing-fhe small cash men are the only
ones making any MONEY; the old suspended houses
are generally turning out bad. Sight bills on New
York per cent, 80 days 2 per cent; Union Bank Of
Miss postnotes 30 per other Mississippi ioa6O
discount All complain Of want Of trade; those that
have been in Alabama and Mississippi say IL worse
than ever by large odds. Open new accounts with
the South, but such old ones pay in New York,
continue. Texas money, IS per cent discount here.
] TBr FRrsHETs.-In addition to the Potomac lone
bridge. and Georgetown chain bridge, which have
been DESTROY ed, by the late freshcts the following
damage has been done. The Canal Company's bridge
at Cumberland, Md, has been destroyed, coal boats
on the Monongahcla TO the value of -500OO and the
Harrisburg and Cumberland Valley Railroad bridges
nearly destroyed. The breaking up Of the ice ha.
been general, aud all the rivers Of the country arc
navigable south of New York The Hudson is oper
TO the Highlands.
o. Those fifty one mail bags, about which there
a H. a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

MORE INDIAN MURDERs.-St. Joseph, Jan. %
On Monday night the family of Mrs. Harlem, about
SIX miles from lola, were all murdered and premises
burnt, by party of Indians, supposed to be about
twenty in number. Three persons were killed py
the Indians, near Bousts tavern, on the west side
OF the Apalachiocola, on the 18th utimo. The Ind-
ans attacked the house of Mr. Rowlet, situate the
bank of the river, about 20 miles above the Of
Apalachicola-fred at, but missed Rowlet, who
capped by crawling under house-kiled negro
caild, and actually carried off, prisoner, Mrs.
Hollis, sister of Mr.. Rowlet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17
Correspondence Of the Herald

THILADELPHIA, r Cd. 10, ISIO.
The Schuylkill Pank taken up in the
criminal court this morning; and after some argu-
ment Of counsel, adjourned over to next Saturday
An attempt made by the counsel for defendants,
to compel the members of the grand jury to testify
before Alderman Hay, to the matters that trans
pircd before them while setting grand jury. The
members refused TO testify, and the counsel were
satisfied by enquring whether they had any interest
in the institution in any manner, which was answer
ed in the negative by all those present
No news-no sales Of stocks at second board, Of
consequence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

No GO AFTER ALL.-There will be no fete among
the British here in honor of the marriage of Queen
Victoria 1t was proposed to roast atNbo's and
broil dozen sheep; but the St Andrews Society has
backed out and will only consent to a few sleeps
heads and oatmeal. 1t is said, when the British
Consul heard of this decline of loyalty, he burst
forth in the true Hibernian ''By the powhers, I'll
roas. the meeself.' Alas. alas as the
beautiful, youthful Victoria has become the proper
ty of her husband, all the poetry of her existence
vanishes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17
lCorresponaence ofthe Herald. l

ALBANY, Feb. IT, 1910.
In caucus last night, il agreed to remove fire
of the old Canal COMM ssoners, and to put in their
places Mr.. Whitney, Of Albany; Mr. Dexter, Of
Oneida; Mr. Boughton, Of Ontario; Mr. Hamilton,
Of Schoharie, and Mr.. Hudson.
MIR. Tallmadge introduced resolution in the Sc
nate today, to carry out the design.
Nothing of consequence in either house.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

THE DoUBLooNs.-Four persons in Baltimore
have had true bills brought against them by the
Grand Jury, for feloniously taking 5000 doubloons
from Henry Bright, on board the Duchess Orleans
Bright was tried in this city for stealing them from
the packet ship, and acquitted
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

From MAINE.-Jarvs, the land agent, has just
finished 100 miles of roads, leading in to the
Disputed Territory, for the quick transit of troops if
necessary. He has also built 20 new bridges. The
whole outlay is $40, 600.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

CovERNoR oT VtRotriA.-Thomas w. Gilmer,
(whig) Speaker &c the VIRGINIA House Of Delegates.
has been elected BY the Legislature, Governor Of
the Old Dominion The result on the eighth ballot
was az follows Joint vote, Gilmer 80. Mcdowell
-. Nicholas u. scattering 2-8 necessary TO
choice. The election is for three years from the
3lst nr March nexi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

CALAMITY. On the night of TIE 2sth, II the dwell
ling Of Miss Patsy Ward near Windsor, Bcrtc ccun-
~, N. G. was consumed by fire. and all The nnafcs,
consisting Of an elderly lady, three children, and
Miss Ward herself, persisted in The flames
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

SPIRIT OF THE ACE Banks do not break fast
enough so the rogues are trying to destroy them
other ways. The Farmers Bank at Petersburgh, Va,
the Union Bank at Buffalo, and bank in Pittsburgh
were all set fire to last week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

SUNDAY DrP.-George Balentine, in crossing
from Brooklyn to New York, yesterday, in a skia,
came in contact with cake Of ice, and was upset.
One of the Catharine ferry boats passed him, but
rendered no assistance He picked up, how
ever, by the captain of of the Fulton ferry boats
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

GLAzisRs Hos-Every other house in the first
district, is exposed to fire by means of sparks or
GOALS during fire, from the number Of broken win
dows six story store at the end of Liberty
street. in Maiden Lane, has broken pane over
crate OF straw; No. 100 Maiden Lane, sash shat
tered, and rendered fire proof by ofto cloth
A house in Water street, Pine, eighteen paper
panes of glass. About seven thousand panes of
glass yet wanted in the first district, to aid in
preventing fires
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17
(Signcd)

The MAILs-THE PHiLADELPHIA AND BALrI-
MORE RAIL CoMPANy.--We have received a letter
from Mr.. Ashmead the efficient agent OF this compa-
ny satisfactorily explaining the causes of the recent
delay OF our Express from Washington. 1t seems
that our agent, Mr. Burgess, mistaken in his
opinion The bad weather and the state of the roads,
caused this delay. The Railroad Company, We are
happy say, extend every facility to the New York
press, during the present arrangement of the mails
caused by the difficulties between them and Mr.
Kendall We trust and hope, these difficulties will
be soon settled. Why should Mr.. Kendall be so
niggard to refuse the company reasonable com
pensatior for a double servicel If the law does not
permit him, why does he not get the law altered?
Congress wsuld never hesitate to allow fair COM
pensation for two mails per day from Philadelphia
to Washington Do, gentlemen, try to settle it
otherwise there will be an out-burst in the public
soon.
~ B. Our Washington correspondent has some
important intelligence on this matter-which see.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

90 The new Philadelphia Engine has two arm
broken by the late trial; she will be repaired fit fo
service by tomorrow night.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

FIRE.-A fire broke out at two o'clock yesterday
morning, at IS Laurens street, occupied by J. Ken
nedy, grocer, and several families The loss was
small.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

INFAMous-The remarks of the New York Anne
rican on Saturday last, on one of the vilest pam
phlets issued by band of conspirators to de-
sroy the reputation of Of the most amiable and
excellent clergyman of this city We tale un-
fold.-and NAV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

LECTURES on PoLAND.-Mr. II. Kalussowski is
now delivering, at the Stuyvesant Institute, series
of lectures on Poland. They in the French Ian
guage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

FROM SOUTH AFRIcA.-We have letters from the
Cape of Good Hope, to Dec. 10th inclusive. Great
excitement exists there in relation to the Bank of the
Cape, and proposed repeal of the Usury Laws.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

FIREs.-A fire broke out in Charleston, Feb lIth
and destroyed three houses belonging to Messrs.
Rinlock & Harvey. Two more were blown up,
and the fire stopped. The mansion of Mr.. Perry,
at Beaufort, was burned last week
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

Tur FEMALE HonsE THrrr.-The young girl,
Charlotte Wilson, who dressed in mems clothes, and
stole horses in this city year since, has been play
ing precisely the same game in Kentucky, and sent
20 prison for 2 years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

CoLD.-Ths has been the coolest winter known
for 20 years past-the average range of the thermo
meter has been IL all the winters this is two degrees
lower than have had it since 1920.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

the different books-but this deficiency has been
satisfactorily accounted for in the extraordinary
variations of the weather, winds and seasons during
the last twenty years. in which Mr.. White has been
cashier The parallax of the earth has been shifting
and, of course, every thing else shifts with it.
In view OF all which, your committee feel con-
strained to say that great responsibility rests ON the
board of directors, many Of whom have pryed too
much into the affairs of the bank and some have
been leaky vessels. 1t should be imperative ON
the cashier Robert, and the acting director OF all
work, Campbell p White, to turn out all those di-
rectors who trouble themselves too much with other
peoples business. As they-the Whites-possess
proxies snincent Tor mat purpose they oagat ho 20
world one of largest specimens of locofoco finance
that we have yet seen. And above all things, they
must take care of their own family and their own
household if all the other stockholders should have
to go 10 the devil.
All of which is respectfully submitted
(Signed)
lSigned)
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

TrSrEssEE.-Thc Legislature Of this state adj
iourncd sine die on Saturday, the LIST Of February
after session OF four months. Previous IN their
adjournment. they reversed their decision in favor
Of making Murfrees borough the seat of government
and by majority IN both houses decided that il
should continue al Nashville
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

CANApA.-The session of the Upper Canada Lee
gislature closed on the 18th inst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

MUsIc.-Shirreff & Wilson sing at the City Ho-
tel tomorrow night.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

&C. The Thistle Ball takes place tomorrow night,
at Tammany Hall. 1t will be brilliant affair.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

IMPosrURE.-Clarke's famous gallery by "Daub,"
opposite the Washington Hotel. This is the most
extraordinary collection of trash that ever was got
together in this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

To CORREsPosDENrs.--Af full and amusing
count OF the very valuable land specuations of Beach
Lawrence is received. They almost equal the vast
Coney Island landed operations of Governor Davis,
the famoss wine merchant of William street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

IN KrEPfse.-There have been several shocks Of
several earthquakes in various sections Of the coun-
try. These movements are perfectly in Keeping
with the tone and temper Of the times. and the sp-
rit of the age
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

ASorHER VrcrIM.-Itis now ascertaincd that "a
snme ofOds Eldridge. Esq. efBoston, must be addc
to the sufferers in the Lexington.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

O. They will not repeal the tavern rate and gallon
laws in Mississippi.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

SOME COOP PIcTuREs.-At the Ap ollo Associa
ton, now open.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

CUsroM House. SEIzURE.-In our law report
will be found one of those which have become
plentiful of late, to the great profit of the legal
profession, and TO the personal annoyance and pecu
mary loss of the mercantile community. Since the
advent of Jesse Hoyt's administration, at a rough
guess, we should say that above one hundred such
trials have come off, and we certainly do not remem-
Der ten in which the government officials have been
victorious. Now, this cannot arise from any polit
cal preJudices for il is seldom but the jures in the
u. $. Court do not contain large preponderance of
most respectable locofoco citizens. j. is only
about three months back, that we observed three
custom house officers the Grand Jury. These
and distinguished political partisan was appoint
ed the foreman.
1t is the same with the petty jurors; they receive
a compensation, all jurors ought, and, of course,
the Marshal summons those citizens whose names
first to him. Ii arise from the witness
the part Of the claimants having an interest in
the result, because the may be said of the Co
vernment testimony, that being made up from the
public servants, who would benefit to the extent of
third Of the forfeitures. What this gh amount
to in the aggregate of year il would be difficult
to compute but taking each sui, to involve property
to the value Of E50O steriag, it would make az
gregatc Of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
and share Of this little sum is very pretty per-
quisite for Messeeurs the Appraisers and Sub-rea-
surer
Mr.. Van Buren, has recently noticed this matter in
message to Congress, and called for alteration
in the tariff laws, to save the import revenue from
utter humiliation. Congress, Of course, having
made the law which fixes certain duty, ad valorem,
unmake that. and impose heavier rate, but
Congress cannot alter the laws Of trade the inn
mutable principles Of political economy.
No statute can make a manufacturer sell at the
rate for credit, as he will, and must for cash.
No statute can make thin population work at the
same low rate Of wages a surplus population
Men will take small profits when they want bread,
and capitalist can send foreign commodities into
market at low prices, il he finds gut in that where
he resides.
IL the Custom House authorities are ignoran; Of
these truths, II is time they instructed thereon
and perhaps, the best thing Mr.. Van Buren, could
do, would be TO appoint professor Of political eco
nomy to give gratutous lectures at the Custom
House, and compel some Of his employees to spepd
their evenings there, instead Of the grogyercs and
some other places that we wot OF.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

The wife Of Morgan, the Anti Mason, has turned
Mormon. and lives and breaches Edlena, on the
Upper Mississippi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

0o- BLACK MARIA has been sold to Col. Oliver fo
$1,000.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

ASOrHEa vrorrs.--Itis rumorrd iha, Lewis va.
lost IN tho Lexington.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

TBr DrsPurED TrRRIroRY.-The llth Regi-
ment, British, have been removed from the dispu-
ted territory. Yet the British, with two hundred
men, actively employed in erecting palisades in
the most substantial and effective character
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

Run ToR EvrR.-Governor Morton has signed
the bill repeating the fifteen gallon law which made
him Mayor, and changed 5000 votes in the state
in one year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

o. Those fifty one mail bags, about which there
has been so much talk, have reached Cincinnati At
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

! MAroRs.-The Mayor Of every town and city in
the state will hereafter be chosen BY the people
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-17

n. B. Our Washington correspondent has some
important intelligence on this matter-which see.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

gEvHoss yha.UAsLE aEacH ANT NILS
~ beloassz - Csl. Jsnss illis. sitastsa %
Ne 8hsnaneeah river, - 1s9sfsoa neaafg, Va.
ekess rifles from ChaFlssioua. tbe eauafg
sesl, $50 s5sai ss.iss is-s. is@sg4ss-rssgy.--s
shich latter Pisce there - = dapol ~ ias CAs.
sapeeka snd Oaio Caaai, end naiiinnfe sna
ohie Haii-faea. Tha ~ ieehssief aaf Fsfosaso
aail-Fcst Fersts uiitin I've nasa ~ Tiers
litl1, gisiaE dePei a lae sesresl ppiai 81 Ne
Figsr.
Ttsrs sFs ~ rua ~ bufss, ~ 90 sbaatsai
tagplF ci water rs9eg, Assieg lha eenaszad ~
ihe RIVE ~ ae2 of gosy ssnpie eeaslFneslea.
fha Miiis 80 ~ safy agoo1s 80 eaz2ti1 ~
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stieh ereia ~ sleA gaiisy ~ its skanaetdsA
4 1saefa'iy 1hie 81 fsFaish a. salefsnt saasis .
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feiIoa ~ ietki sltasfiea 80 80 fssaisi.s ~
tfaastsTleiisa - aaf1af ~ peeeerte s,Esfs
sresles ls1eseNzs1f a. e1eiaiiai1 - ,ssssf tsair
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fbs eeteltlEeef = s1f.sl 80 - ave f.rsrs 80
~ lfaas 80 ~ a. 81. l,as - Nra 81
Assai 1l. 1ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
caagIssSosva CARDIAC and Fulliag
MHLE..

1nuz sakasgibsr Wssla iafsru, he sitszsss ~
- 9easFssa e1aaty, that his Mill, oss-AaIf
sails south fEo1 -Chariestowa, hes iuzt aa&sF-
goae iheFsuEh nns eonpists Fspsis, snd tkns
ka = no~ prspaFe3 - 1aaufastars n ne bsss
sd nssi appFesse siyis, ever Fasistg q
Cioths, Cassinsfts, Lfnsevs, (piain and
gripsd, } St0rhsag Rarns, &c.,
siihs shosiestastiss. and 81 lbs nest favsrsble
tegms.
owed vn b rsssiYss saa ssrasa ate
Balls 81 80 tinss.
tis soiislss sAsrs sf Ihs paironsss agPsra-
eFr sn4 ~ pnslie gnessaiig, bslisglsg Esoa his
Esesie1za and szes9ieaes - the hnslaess, shas
- va - 49, - eEeeaie eii waFa i ~ lins
u a. SEED a4nseT ed o. es literal tesns. - 4
c-1 - fces frr 20 r-- es--r Fe~f~r~ - s~c--.
eou. live ma q trisf s1t ttra i,frs fer esar.
pslFsa A1aA1AM EvEeaAs9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
More New Goods at sMssasnit
Point.


More New Goods at Smssasnit
Point.
An LNosT every article that nisy be wanting
ga N family. esa now be bad 81 GAINS
sfokk, on hts usss; PieSsspg terms, viz;
Cioths and Cassime re-. very low;
oattineits, a. low as IS cts., (goodl
housisiDss end ChaIleys, cheap;
Variety Of handsome Launs
Priats, from cts TO every 0th1r price;
% 'achss aud ~ brown COttOhs, 10 add ~
cents. (best;)
Bleaehd COtions. at from 81 10 25 cents,
Ticking, very low;
|. i0-4 Linen sheetug.
Hemp CarPetihg--a God article;
GROCERIES-sHch as.
Santa Cruz rsfasd sugar. also ComGsod. a.
low ~ 81 esats;
Coffee, at I2I cents;
Molasses. 37l In so ceals;
Pine Apple s.d Common Cheese,
Ftsa, Sal. Sc. &c. ALL Low.
BOOTS and SHOES, great variety,
c6SasTIsG M PARr oV
los pair Coarse, KIP, HOrse, Calf sbd Mo-
rocco BOOTS, hrrt-rais homemade article,
equal 10 any in the ysiley--ss low az 81 90 /,
Ladies' be,, Morocco, KID s. Seal shoes. Issr;
RATS--Russia, Fur aud silk,
| irf-Plesss call and see Zoe yourssl,ss. aud
oblige LEVI CAIN.
ssami Point, May %. IsiO-m
a.. will take at fair market prices.
E~5 Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Rags,
Sop, Lard, Bacon, Corn, Rye, and Of
course, Wheat. J.. C9LN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

A vERY RiNE, aod hlshlg Bred TrrTRv.-
"a ~ was Sired ~ ~ tea Barhasa sall. 81
asaWs aat is go ~ . FafY sepsfiog Coa. De-
1890 t-ce - t---1rt-fsee - ezl.l- 49, ~
~. ciny, - fefa Tbh Cow, ana tss osksss
~ ihe $3.50 sieaks give, epsa ~ sarsner cas.
ssfes, n.s failet8 ~ nit ~ faY. This Haii n
Fsafl -. ft fsf. ail eslfh fron ~ d
~ tsatle4 "a go y tss ere u ~. asaiiah
tet ssafifet4Eut rel41gstt1 EeB, 4aiCa Hnr
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Bin, ed thassfeFs u,sa 81 eel bin
soilA a. FtloNFscH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
S10 REVWARm.

I'D An AWAY fron the smpioy Of Sir. FIRE.
~ esFisk briseos. q tie eoasty ef gsasrsea,
II Negro Nan, named JESSE BUR-
WELL:
Abeat 81 o. Is ysaFa % egs,--s feet 9 ~ eiaaa-
- hiSh--e dark copper eolour. aAa tslsrsbly
seavy @sds. J vii give he absys reward of
80 Zoe bis ApTFshsosloa, IL ke u saken hsyond
the siais 81 Yirgisia; ae9 $50 e taksa IL dis
STAT, --te Be sssared, h naeh eass, 20 hat
get BIN agaias % retarne4 10 ne 10 Charles
towns JsGoFson eounty. Virziuia.
WILLIAM 3. LOCK, -
MaE 80. leta.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

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- DFEfEps7u Hoggk, via foug ssa
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