davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1840-04-25
WHITE & PREWETT,
w HOLESALE Il RETAIL
Dry Goods, Forwarding & Commission Merchants,
CIARKSVHI MISSOURI

GAINESVILLE, MISSOURI.
TIME subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
and public generally, that they have formed q CO.
partnership, for the purpose of transacting and carrying
on the above business. One Of the firm will visit the
eastern cities in . few weeks. for the purpose Of recruit
ing their present stock Of foreign and domestic dry
goods, and groceries, suitable for the approaching sea-
son; which We will sell low for cash or produce. or to
punctual dealers on the usual time. All persons wish
ing to purchase will find it much TO their interest 10 call
and examine, before purchasing elsewhere. a. our
stock in the spring will be very large and well selected,
and we are determined to sell them so as it will be an
inducement to those at 4 distan to call and examine
for themselves. We also have q very large Ware
House suitable for storing tobacco with an inspection
established there; which will be ready for receiving and
storing tobacco by the FIRST Of March next, or any 9th.
or article of produce that may be consignedt to our care.
We feel confident from our long experience in this bu-
siness, that we can render en,ire satisfaction to all those
who may favor Us with their patronage.
James NJ. White Caswell Prewett.
Clarksville, February 5h ls40-I7-tf.
, 1840-04-25
Valuable
Property For Sale.

VTTILL be sold, on the 18th day Of April next, at
w the Steam Mill in Marion county Mo-; known
as "Fereman's Mill" two valuable tracts of land, enc
containing s25 acres lying on North River. six miles
from Palmyra, we'll improved the other on North river,
9 miles south Of Philadelphia, Marion county, and IA
mile. from Palr-.s, GIG acres; upsn this tract is the
Steam Mill, afofesaid. being q first rate Merchant and
saw-min, with s~distillery annexed, aad other valuable
improvements. The land will be sold all together or in
lots to suit purchasers. Terms made known on the day
Of sale. Persons wishing to purchase would do well to
examine to property snds see the undersigned, who will
give all the necessary information The undersigned
are authorized to soil at private sale and will do so if a
reasonable offer 10 made, on easy terms. Will be sold
at the same time and place. sundry articles of personal
property. WALTER B. DlMMlTT,
easy FORMAN,
INSKEEP FORMAN,
Nation Co. Feb 90 lS40 Trustees.
, 1840-04-25
AUDITORS OFFICE, MISSOURI,
City Of Jefferson. Feb. 9, 1910.
NOTICE.

ME taxes With fifteen psre%taup per 'nauu.O on tho following Ia.of lands. md .n lots utau., =,
y the nsPeiWc collectors fort the nonP payment Of the taxes Of the yar one aomnS - r 49, ~
md hidyfw, having "mainea unpaid Or6 urJ years, hem said lands Ind town bsw seo on s saaGrd
December, Eighteen Hundred md uityn ne struck of to the Stat of MimmI1 AK Mosday
thereby acquired bona6 hhet tn me. Byhe 4hs section Of % act Of the G.nsn,i 10y. 80 -
Stat Untitled" tan act mendsOy to an act entitled an atto o. provide for L-" N~.oy OF
erwnue" approved 6h February 1887 hhpouddh that the ,pe,%: .I 8 .@mg ad
stricken ofto the Estate, shall haveths ighto rdeenms TIT m sm lime within -. or "~n lot
BY laying the taxes with fifteen per- enump per annum interest thereon from h. ard - n"ssHAs
december eighteen hunerd and thirty Eve, till redeemed and costs of drntMns, Co. And M. .ry. q
lands after ur irrespective dhAbhdss are rmoUd- any sch
, 1840-04-25

now just like . colt, and will make his first season at
LOUISVILLE, Mo which has commenced, and will
expire on the LIST Of July next: his terms are forty dol.
lars the season, payable at the expiration Of tho same
sixty dollars TO insure . marc with foal: one dollar TO
the Groom in each case, TO be paid when the service is
rendered. Good Pasturage gratis. for mares from a dis.
lance, and corn fed at q reasonable price if required
great caro- will be taken to prevent accidents or es.
capes, but no responsibility for either. Any gentleman
who breedJ to Cherokee, the present season and fails to
get a colt, will have tho liberty Of breeding gratis the
ensuing year.
Cherokees reputation 10 30 well established, and his
character SO generally known, that il is almost useless
to say any thing about the purity Of his blood, or the per.
Torrance Of his colts; but as there may be persons who
have not noticed his pedigree. it will-only be necessary
to say that he was sired by old Sir Archie, his dam young
Roxanna, by old Hephestion. Cherokee is q beautiful
mahogany bay, full sixteen hands high: in point Of form
he cannot be surpassed BY any horse, but as it is pre-
sum.d that persons who intend breeding to him will ex-
anime for themselves, it is unnecessary to give .ny
further description. For the performance Of his colts,
the subscriber would beg leave to refer gentlemen to
the American Turf Register. or the Spirit of the Times
where 1t will DO seen that his colts won almost every
important race in Ky, in the year 1886, to wit: the four
mile day ut Lexington, the three mile day at Louisville,
and three mile day at Richmond. reside many other
mile and two mile heats.
Cherokee stood for many years in the vicinity of Lex.
ington KY, and was purchased in 1886, by a company
who removed him to Greensburg, in the southern part
Of the state, where he remained until brought by the
subscriber TO Missouri. The colts which he got while
standing at Greensburg, were considered superior TO any
that were ever dropped in that country: they won ali
their engagements last fall, and received MANY prem;
ums, which were awarded by tho different agricultural
societies of that country.
march 81, 1910. JOHN D. CASEY.
, 1840-04-25
Hands Wanted.

WANTED at the Louisiana Bagging Fac
w tory, II hands, white or black, be.
tween the age of - and l7--for which good
wages will be given For further informa
ton, enquire at the store Of
BLOCK & M'CUNE.
April IS at.
, 1840-04-25
d OF COURT.
STATE OF MLSSOURL( IS.

STATE Goue og Of N Pix. SIS.
In the Circuit Court of said County, of the
Term of March, to uit on the 10th dag
OF March, 1910.
SAMUEL FINLEY, Plaintif,)
w,.,., u, s, psf.,s,,. Debt BY Attachment
A ND now, at this day, the said Plaintiff, BY his At.
Attorney appearing, files bis motion to the Court, to
amend the order of publication entered 10 this cause
at the last term of this Court, &C.; and amendment
10 ordered acoordingly-and the Shenf's return en-.
doned upon the writ Of attachment issued in thi,
cause, showing that the said defendant could not be
found in his country, ard that said defendant ha tn
no place Of abode therein, and that the lots of g,ound
numbered 4sl, 49,, 4s3, 1874, 493, 494, 495, and
496, in the town of Louisiana, in said county, have
been attached A. the property Of said defendant-and
the order of publication made at the last term of this
court, not having been complied with by the said
Plaintif-on motion of the said Plaintiff, by G. Por-
ter, ESQ.,, his counsel. 1t is ordered BY the court,
that the said Wesley Hunt be notified that an action
ofdebt, for the sun Of thirty dollars, hath been COM
menced against him by the said Samuel Finley, that
. writ of attachment hath been issued against him
and the real estate aforesid attached, and that unless
he, the said Wesley Hunt, lie and appear, (by him
self orAttoney,) before this court, on or before the
third day Of the next term thereof, to be holden at
the Court House, in the town of Bowling Green, with
ius ANU VI ediu County oi TIkes o u tne secOnu Mon
day Of July next, and plead TO tn 8 action according
to law, a judgment will be rendered against him, and
his said real estate will be sold to satisfy the same
And it 10 further ordered BY the court, that a copy OF
this amended order, be published for four weeks sue
cessively in some newspaper printed in this state; the
last insertion whereof, to be at least twenty days be-
foro the next term ofthis court.
And this cause is continued.
STATE OF Missouri,
County Of Pike. g.
I, N. J. Noyes, Clerk of the Circuit Court, within
and for said county ofPike, certify that the foregoing
writing isa full, true and perfect copy Of the record
and proceeding of said court, in the cause therein
mentioned at the above recited term of said court, az
fully and amply as the same appears on the records OF
the court.
~ In testimony wereof, I have hereunto
seal :sa. n.y. a. s.s sie: and .Ai :' Esd d.; d., ' =; March: ::is
M. J. MOVES, Clerk.
April 4th.-4t
, 1840-04-25

N~OTICE.-All persons indebted by note or Book
/ account, either to The late firm Of Watts & Whits,
or Watts, White & Co, are requested to come forward
aud make settlement, as further indulgence cannot Be
g ven. y. M WHITE, surviving partner
Feb. 9th ls40-l7-tE of Watts & White.
, 1840-04-25
Notice,

rs hereby given to all those who may con.
L slider themselves concerned, that IL. M.
Gibson, of the State of Mo-, and the county
of Lincon, being under an arrest for debt,
will attend at Troy, on the fifth Of May next,
:or the purpose of taking the benefit of the
law for insolvent debtors.
, 1840-04-25
Cash for Hemp.

WE will pay the highest cash price for
4" good clean Hemp, delivered at the
Bagging Factory, near Louisiana Mo.
April Is, If. BLOCK & MCUNE.
, 1840-04-25

To whom Assessed.
Bracken William
| Brice Benoni&J Lite
| Bohannon Charles
| Boyce Nancy
Bailey Thompson L
Briggs David A
Burts Stephen
Boyce Aaron T
Caldwell X b
Chitwood Seth
C~ordington James
Carter Ann
Ely John
Ely Joshua S
Ely VIM S
Ferqueron Dixon H
Feazle Joseph
Foreman James.
Gilbert r
Gardner James
Gayney John
Hawkins Jas l.
Hammond Samuel
Humes Samuel T
same
Humes VIM
Johnson VIM
Jamison John
same
John Allen
Jackson Joseph
Kelly VIM
Keathly Levi
Kerr James
Leake James
Merry Samuel
Met Cow, N Harvey
Matson Richard
Mills Jacob
NOVEL; Isaac |
PendIeton Presby
Ross VIM
Rutter Edmund
same
Rorke Phelese
Rockerby Joseph
Shohonry James
Steers James
Suddeth Francis
same
Terrell Reuben
same
Wright Joseph
same
Wicks Elnathan
C~arstarphen Chapel
, 1840-04-25

III. BUCkNER.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BOWLING-GREEN, MO-.
QAs removed his Office, to . room in th. &c. ond
L. story Of the Stone House.
January -, 1910.
, 1840-04-25
OLD

!: e: e: !: T.: =: !: e: =: :: !: !: e: :: e: !; :: !: !; E: :: !: !: !;
, 1840-04-25
ORDER OF COURT.
STATE OF MISSOURI SIS.
County Of Lincoln,
In the Circuit Court for May Term 1910.

Ninisn H. Hardin, and
Margaret Hardin, his
wife, omplainants.
Hads.sah Boyd, John
Armstrong, and Eliz-
abeth Armstrong, his
wife, Jno Boyd, Abra-
ham Boyd, David
Boyd jr., and VIM.
Boyd,-D Defendants.
, 1840-04-25

On a Bill in Chancery,
| for division Of Land.
, 1840-04-25

MAGISTRATES blanks Of every de
WI scription fol- sale at this office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
1900. 0.0U0
450U,0 100000

amounts to 525 GOO 10000 1--WE hundred and
twenty five millions ofdolis.) Nov by turning
In table Of the imports and exports oi The Y.
). you will fhd that for period OF ten years
previous to The passage Of the iurti Tor pro
lection Of Home labor, and charter tor
Bunk for the protection of our Home curren-
cy, lone being the bones and slnews OF do
mcsllc industry, the other It's life bloody aud
both equally necessary TO It's full and healthy
action, the whole exports Of domestic products
from the United States from the 3Oth of Sept
lsOO, TO the 3Oth September, 1916, to have
amounted TO the sum Of 3l9, 9,7S0,;e0 dollars;
showing that the whole exports OF the United
States for the ten years preceding The Iarlii
would not purchase Of foreigners but about
two thirds the amount of cotton goods which
one years crop Of cotton only will purchase
Of our own manufacturers under the opera
lions Of "a False notwithstanding great
burdens on the planters, aud putting large
proportion Of their earnings IN the pockets
OF the "pTaf,cd" manufacturers OF the north
1t Is true this crop of cotton is not all applied
10 the payment of goods, but as far as the
planter uses or needs them of the manufactu
rer, the rule holds good IN the same ratio
The writer knows of no method to get at the
exact quantity Of cotton goods consumed III
the u. States. But as Mr. Woodbury., III his
last lucid report, informs us there has been
an increased public tasto" for them of late,
he thinks it probable the average consumption
in the United States Tor every purpose-clo.
thlng-bedding furniture, aud the endless
variety OF uses cotton cloth is now applied to
lis not less than FIVE dollars for each indi-
vidual.-Thls gives for the whole population
Of the United States, sevCnty-hve millions
eign-whIch is probably rather an under es'
llmate than over.-ThIs sum will purchase
at this time of the goods on which these calcu.
latlons are based-l25C,O 100000 Of as shown
below (ssy) if q cents purchase yard, what
will $4,000 10000 cents purchase!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

coth,or 33i yds. for a weeks work-Deing an
advance on his wages when paid in money
four fold, and when paid in manufacturers
goods more than 20 told. These are the
laborcrs, who are plundered by the rich, as
they arc told by their dear friend Martin Van
Buren,, and his dear friends the iocos and
loafcrs who inlest every street corner, coun-
try Inn, Post 0ihce aud grog shop, trun
Maine to Georgia. The laboring man is told
that since The introduction Of this "Fal'e
system" u great part o. his earnings are fill
ched from hiuI by (what they are pleased TO
call the rrch) his empIoyers.-li this be really
the case, there is no class of the pnpulctlon
who are not now reaplng greater advantages
from the operations OF tho False system"
than the laboring man-and if therefore II
can be shown that even his circumstances are
improved, all othor classes must Of course be
improved la a greater ratio. The writer has
shown, md challenges the world to contro.
vert 1t, that The cotton manufacturer pays the
lhborcr since the operation Of the =" False
system" more than twenty times As much
tor days work as he formerly recelved--so
far as the laborer requires the article, upon
the profits Of whirh his employer depends for
his subsistence, and Ii return for use Of capital
embarked in the businrss.-lt will not be
deni,d by uny person acquainted with The
business, that the average of wages when
paid m money, including female labor aud
chlldren's, is four fold what i, formerly was
in many parts Of the country before the erec-
ton OF iuanuiuctorlcs.-We will suppose
then, TINT all other classes have reapcd only
an equal benefit with the manufacturing la
burcr.
We will estimate tho population ofthc U. 5.
100000, one huIt of whom are probably
rs capable Of labor al 'he lad or lass oi IL
years of age, making 100000 laborers
which al 50 CT, per week, as formerly. makes
the whole eurnlngs in one year (oyer their
board) 05,O0O,0G0 Of dollars.
THIS would before the False system"
purchase of the manufacturers product say,
by rule cf three
II 30 cts. purchase
! yard what will lsb,O0oC00 90 cents purchase!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
circumstances have made

UNFORESEEN circumstances have made
~ it necessary that ! should, for while
longer, continue in the Dry Goods business,
and must submit, although a situation in the
States Prison would be prefersble.-I shall
therefore, do the best can for my friends
and customers.
Having fortunately made clear out Of my
old Goods, now present for sale an entire
new Stock, purchased within the last six
months.
keep Books as formerly, and will sell at
the lowest prices possible for cash or approved
credit.
| shall continue to keep complete assort.
ment Of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Woollens
generally, having the satisfaction Of knowing,
that most all who have purchased such goods
call again-and many who left me for time,
have expressed themselves in this wise
Tilley do not know what left you for,
have been cheated ever since, but always
had good and cheap cloths Of You"
My IiOUSE in Thames street, is to rent,
and will sell said House at any time.
WM. JAMES TILLEY.
Newport, Feb. l3, lS40.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
$3.50, 100000
$3.50 O00,000
l37hON.n00.00
amount TO

amount TO 93f f,oOu,UVo,Uu
which sum Is nearly one hundred millions
more then our whole exports would have
paid for IN the ten years preceding the pas
sage of the Tariff But as the United States
have nearly doubled III population since tha,
period, we Will call the consumption then one
half what IT Is now. and We shal then ind
that all the exports for SIX years would not
hn, furnished each individual the same guam
tIy of foreign cotton "comior,s," they now
use III one year The great secret OF the
4" increased public taste," is In tho increased
ability possessed by the great body OF the
people TO buy. Our wise statesmen IN
Washington, would be surprised 1t they could
see what curious effect that Produces
The writer OF this article, once took poor
family into his employ who had 30 litlle
"tastc" for dress, that two boys ot ~ To u
years old went entirely naked IN the summer
not rag,--not even rag bank bill" about
them. Before they commenced working they
were furnished each with suits OF clothes.
aud as strange as IT may seem, as soon ne
they were placed IN situation 10 earn lIv.
ing. their wants kept constantly increasing |;
and they gradually acquired ",astc" for
most of the comforts" both foreign and
domestic, OF civilized life, and now wear not
only cotton cloth, but have acquired a "iasie'
Tor Broad clol, coats Now should any lblng
occur 10 lessen the earnings ol these young
men in any con-dcrsble degree, "a specie
currency for insiance.) The writer has no
doubt their taste" for the "comforts" and
uxuries of civilized life. will rctrogade--in
the precise ratio their ability TO crafty their
wants Enthusiastically is principle, os It
seems. bnt li,le understood by sueh chsrac-
tpfs as Mr.. Woodbury..
Formerly, the I.25000o 600 yards tf cotton
cloth now consumed ~ the United States
would crst d1s,5ooooO dcllsrs
Undci the False Sys.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
Assignce's Notice.

upORDEN WOOD Of Mldde,own, in the
- County of Newport, Merchant. has tins
day made to the subscriber an assignment
Of his property md effects, for The bencht OF
his cr.dit"rs. All persons therefore having
elaine ngsinst said Wood, will present them
end those indebted will make innediute pay,
men, to the subscriber.
I have authorized Borden Wood, as my
Agent, to assist me in closing up the business
uf the concern.
SAML. ST. JOHN, Juu'r.
Jan9. assignee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
lie GAL TIC Z s.
Court of Probate, .Ntwport, Feb. 3, 1910.

Court Of Probate, .Ntwport, Feb. 3, ls40.
V0>HE Guardians Accounts on the Estate oI
Deborah P. and Mary B. Clarke, chill
trcn Of Jacob Clarke, dec.were presented fol
allowance:
II is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred to a
Court Of Probate, to be holden at the State
House in Newport, on the first Monday IN
March next, at 9o'clock, II. NJ, and that pre-
vious notice be given by publishing copy
of this order three several times IN The Her
aid ofihe Times, for all persons in crested to
appear at said time ond place and be heard.
a true COPY witness:
feb l3 Is. b. llowLAND, Prob. Clk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
NEW.Y0RK 0YSTE R S.

VBNFIE subscriber has received quantity of
u NEW-YORK OYSlERS, and with his
supply already on hand ho can supply inm''ic'
or parties with the above article. Also, evening
parties, or any association.
Jan. rs. j. RiMONp'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
Administrators A Notice.

VgNHE subscriber having been appointed
Administrator, with the Will annexed,
on the estate Of Sarah Wing, late OF New
port, d'censcd, hereby gives notice to all per-
sons having claims against said Estate to
present them for settlement, aud all those in
debted TO make immediate payment, To
SAMUEL VAUGHAN. .4imr,
Feb IL. [With the UW anntrcd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
Administrators Notice.

TI>lE subscriber having been appointed by
Il the Hon. Court of Probate, Of the town
Of Newport, Adm'r. (de bons non with the
will annexed.) on the Estate Of Ezekiel Lu.
iher, late Of Newport, dec, and gwen bonds
o. the Law directs, requests all persons having
claims sgainst said Estate to present them
for settlement, and all those indebted to make
mediate payment, to
=. p. REMINGTON, Admir-,
de bonis non, ,oah The N;H a,.nered
Feb G.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
IT, Ws EWMMMANa
Draper Il Tailor,

He AvlNG removed his stock Of Goods 10 tho
j u store No. lbS, Thames-st (recently occu-
pied by VIM. A. Barbcr,) will there continue To
make il his business. to furnish gentlemen With
any description Of CLOTHING they may be
pleased to order.
Garments made (and warranted to fit.) AT the
shortest notice. Dec. i2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
Stoves. Stoves. StOyes...

NM1M l.. MEI.VIlI. informs his friends and
Wv The public, that he has on hand about
200 STOVES, cf various kinds, which he will
sell at wholesale or retail, as low as can he
bought Of tho manufacturer. Among them are
the Uniun Stoves. made by tie Norton Furnace
Co., which has given the best satisfaction OF any
| ever dealt in Also Coal Cook Stoves Of dlf-
feront patterns. Cylinder and Parlor Stoves,
warrnItod as low as any others Of the same size.
Tin and Sheet Iron " ork done at notice.
Oct 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
To Carpenters.

4, n. WEEDEN has just received 10, Of
u. NEW BENCH AND MOULDING
PLANES, which be- offers FOR sale at the
inpnulhcturcr's prices.
N.B All orders ,.r Plane, cf nny de-
scr'p,,vn promptly executed. July ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
WANTED,

A N APPRENTICE TO THE PRINT
"A ING BUSlN ESS.- An intelligent, steady
boy. from II to Is years Of age, can havs II
good situation by applying immediately at
lhe Office Of the HERALD OF THE TINES
ian Is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
For Island Produce.

Y have three Uuion Stoves md \ few nice
4 Crates ,o sell, aud f.r them. ar my part, !
will take my psy m Oats, Cora, Pork, Hay.
or any other snirlr ssnally raised nn this
Island. WM JAMES TllbEt.
J.u 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
T'O E.ct,
For Sale.

A large and valuable lot Of land, contain
"A ing upwards of two and half acres
situated on Bellevue street, directly opposite
the residence Of Hon. Henry Middleton. J,
is divided into house lots, and will be sold tc
the best advantage. The situation is one ol
the most delightful in Newport, having fine
view Of the hsrbor aud ocean, and being neat
the new road LEADING To the Beach. For fur
rhcr particulars, inquire of -
JOHN TOMPKINS.
Newport, Oct. 3, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

l32o,757 800 yds. more purchased by the
planters annual crop OF cotton under the
" false system" Than tormcry-or just IN that
proportion as far as he uses the goods Of the
" PirdticGl" manufacturer Of the north
The amount The Planters crop Of cotton
will purchase under the False system" being
l500O00O00 Of yards. This u, 30 els per yd
the prlcc formerly paid by the planter, (Say)
l5OO,OO0,0OO yards.
35 cents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
PU II E
SP { R NJ Oil.

FNVIlE subscriber has for sale, about
800 gallons lst quality winter
pressed sperm Oil, part of
the cargo Of tho ship John Coggeshall.
Jan. .. THOMAS BUSH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
G)9O00, 100000
l!5OD OlOOUO

The whole cotton crop would now pur-
chase fifteen hundred Ini.lons OF yards, from
which subtract the amount the same crop OF
cotton would formerly purchase, say
100000 600 yds. under false system
Ia ,242, 500 yds. before false system"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
6l75,000, 100000
l250 600 900 wards.

allowing that We used this quantity formerly
1t would amount at 30 cents per yard to 43o,
SOC, coo dolls as thus shown l25O,O00OO yds
at 35 c;-.