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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15
ygNIrE RESURRECTION Oa PER-,

T1NIfE RESURRECTIONO Or PER-
n SIAN PILLS.--Thcse valuable Pills
raise from the greatest weakness, dis,ross and
suffering, TO state Of strength, health and hsp-
piness. Many there are who have said in their
hearts, there is no help for me-, whB have bmn'
raised by them TO pristine health and visor-
They as.ur-dly have beating VIRTUES, which, no
other medicine in this country possesses. Every
individual has found, and will continue to find
lhem 10 suPerccde the necessity Of any, and eve
ry other medicine, which can he produced in.
America. " the purchaser dOes not hnd lcri,'
to he superior 10 any article advertised in the
public prints, 6r Tive diseases mentioned On ,liiy
large bIil which ACCOMPANIES each box, wiley
taken acc ordhg to tho direclionA, their nionsy
will be- refunded, on The return Of tho box. We
discard the idea of publishing LONG lis, of GER
t'hcatcs, or putting them into use by puLlishmy
u column IN each periodical. A Treatise on tho
prominent diseases. their symptoms aud manner
oil cure, hstory.of tho medicine, together nv
many valuable certificates from p,ysicinns .nd
others, tho authors u wbic4risay lie called upon
or referred to by written coinInunica eau b,,
eb,aned gratis, by calling on any one Of tho
agents. Let no one be discouraged how ever
dcspaI'ins their case may he until they has,
tried the rersiaw Compound (; for tho most in
crcdulous have been obliged 10 acknow ledge IT,.
sspe' lor'ty in quslling diseases which no ollcv
n'ed'ciue could reach. They ure the Cheapest
as well as the best medicine IN use. Price 6J
con's per box, containing 7s pills half box, 81
cents, containing 35 pills, with bill, SC. Tho
use OF one box will be Isoie convincing THAN ~
volume ~ certificates:
L" removing diseases, the lIygean, Brandrcih's
Evans aud Tomato Pills, the high St, led pana-
ceas, Caiholic"ns and Arcnniasis bow lhsir hsads
IN humble reverence, 10 the supreHs excc!i.n-
ces OF The Vegetable Persian C0npoa,,d.
Eos sale by NJ. fREEBORN, Newport: Iii
phas barker, Nbidl.town; John iIedlsy. Ports
mouth; stephen Carpenter, FnIlriver; UI,or
Hicks and Thomas White. Tiverton; lsnac
ChampIm, Wexford; john Brown, T.. Green
wicb; and A. +. Aaie, 53 Narke, sr frcvt-
deuce. Gcneral Office df T.. Chase 4 Co. agents
for America, Arcade Hull, Bufialo.s,. Rschester,
~ Y. Ott. |.
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Is. I. COAL COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby givcn,,hnl in pursuance
~ Of the Charter, the shares Of The drlin-
quent Stockholders Of the Rhode Island
Coal Compony, will be sold AT Auction a, the
sales Room of Wili,m II. Franklin, No. Is
Broad ST. New York, on the Goth day ui
January next,to satisfy an assessment Of TWO
dollars per share, due and payable al the of.
flee Of the subscriber, on the l4ti inst.
BY Order,
o. 7. PETERS, Treasurer.
Portsmouth, r. l., Oct 18th IS40 -[iI20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15

"REFoRM."-Samucl Burchr, the Chief
Clerk in the Office of the House of Repre-.
scnlatives, at Washington, has been dis Mss
ed by the Clerk. Hugh A. Garland, wnhou,
rhyme or reason, and Benz. b. Frencl, Esq.
appointed his succrssor. Mr.. Burchc in a
letter TO the editors Of the National Iniclli
gencer, says II have been ia this Office tI,r
ty.six years (having entered it at the nge OF
is, under that able and accomplished mar
John Deckley, the best Clerk ola legislative
assembly our country has pro,luced.) Twcn.
ty-sx years of this time have held the np.
pointment of Chief Clerk, but performed the
duties several years longer. During the
whole Of these thirty SIX years | have not
been absent from the Capitol, whilst Congress
was in session, single day, unless confined
10 bed with severe illness. Nor have !, dur.
ing the whole of that time. whilst Congress
was in session, been absent, in the entire
aggregate. twenty days. There
is not now living a single person who was an
officer ofci'her House of Congress when be.
cnmc an Officer Of that body. or the mem.
bcrs of Congress, there are. believe, only
two Senators and seven Representatives
alive and Of the many hundreds Of public
officers employed al the sent of Government
there ore only six or scvon left who wcrr
contemporary with myself."- Boston Trans
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15
.NElLDR.1.NUN.

Arr. y, New York on "Wednesday last, ship kutuso1,
Taylor of this pert, 20 ~ IN Amsterdam
Arr. nj Havana esd ut. schr. Eaglr Nyle IL d. 6r
u port.
Ars y, rctcu. 2sih Ut, bde Harriet, Wilson, from
Amsterdam.
Rpukrn, Avg. od. lat o. -. bark Rovni william
NJ -. Johrs n. H., viii htk oil had 'akrn l2u0,
tbiS out cf the wreck uithr Erie. of Ncwpnrt hist ~
Chatham, Islands h,i N t.,fd the tRpiain. Rud "f
the crt w. the rect ~ IN, rrcs rrnnins NJ the Islands
Sni'.d rn Matsnlrs sth Ut, sebr. FrTklin Greene,
sn.ith, of this port. iot Baainac.
PAY VIZ PRINTER
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15

| TIginia 10 The Rescue. Abingdon
Y Virginian contains n recantatiop nj Loco To-
coiSm signed by TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY
FOUR of the voters Of Scott county. Virginia
: In this county there were but Ten Wing vo.
ters in 1886, and only 10 last year They
say "wc can support no man or set Of men
who, when embarrassment and com,ncrciol
distress have been brought upon the people
bv the General Government. tell The peo.
pie that they expect too much from the Gov.
crnmeni--,h,t the Government must take
care Of itself, and the people take care NJ
Themselves. IN short, We have resolved ic
support Gen. Harrison. anl let Mr. Van Bu
ron take care of bimselL"-- Boston Alias.
TIE Connecticut Torn Ekciops, which
were held on The 9th shaw an increased gain
fnr the Wings. and still the Loco foco prlnts
are cvdeavorng 10 make il appear otherwise.
Rc,urn~ have been received from S5 towns,
Is Of which arc Wing aud "a loco, bring >
gain OF ~ towns lor the Wings since lasi year.
II'lns itsult iltIe is no h.is,ukc s5,at
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15

Court Of Probate, .Ne~port, Od 5, 1910.
,T1NIIE executors account on the estate Of
4 Sarah Wing, late of Newport, single
woman, dec. was presented for allowance.
It is ordered,tha, the same lie 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 Nov.
next, at . O'clock o. M. aud that previous no.
tcc be given by publishing a copy of this or
der three several times, in tho Herald of The
Times. for all persons interested 10 appear
at said time and place and bo heard.
a true copy--witness:
B. b. HowlANp, Pro. Cpk.
Oct I1-3W
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15

Court Of Probaie, .Ncmpori, Otk 6, lsl0.
r1NHE final administration account on the
L Estate of Mrs. Ann Rogers, late OF
Newport, widow, dec. was presented for al
lowance.
1t is ordered, that the same be received and
tho consideration thereof referred to Cour,
Of Probate, to be hcldcn at the State Honse
in NewporI, on the first Monday in Nov. mex,
TT O'Clock n. H., and that previous notice be
given by publishing copy of tins order three
several times in the Herald Of The Times, for
all persons interested 10 appear at said time
and place and be heard.
A true copy--witncss
B. B. tlpwLAND, Pro. Cfk.
Oct lJ-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15

The Scioto Gazette, of the Gath inst
gives full report Of General Ha,1 ison's
speech at the great Wing Convention, AT
Chillicothc, Ohio, on the 18th inst. II
is nn able relutation of many of the false
and malicious charges which have been
brought against the old General by his
cnemics-so extracts from which we
shall cndeavor TO publish next week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15

The I.ocos advertise to hold Mass Con.
vcnton in Providence Court House parade
or yard, on the 20h. What consolng time
there will be Of it.
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N e w COOP
WM. @, COZZENS & a.,

VIM. O.. COZZENS < Co.
HAvErecei.cd and opened, during the
Il last week. their tsnat large stock Of
early FAIL GOODS, such MS 6RO.5U.
CLOTHS. CASSLNERE.S, S.a1'7Y.
NETS .4.N'D FZ..4.N.V'ELS. ALso-Ricl,
figured AlpInes, Moussein de Lniucs. Enp.
llsh Prints. Fancy Ribbons. Shawls, Ep,iistr
and French MeriiIos, &c.' Sc. SIC.
Sent 2L
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15

Certificate rioters in this town, in want Of
certificates from other parts of the State, are
requested to leave their names at this Office
without delay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15

EROM and after this dhte. will pay no
debts except contracted ny ny wife o.
myself, or Ivy our written orderr.
WM J.4AfES 1TLLEE
Newpnrt. hugds, 8, 1870.
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VEHRENA CREAM.

AN EMOLLlENT SOAP whirh prodn
~ rcs pleasure IN shaving, aud FROM The
delightful s,soo,h sensation producc,. leaving
uo beating, itching. or rcancs,. II iast sus -.
ccdloz oil other shaving eomwond'---ior SALE
Nv X. j. TAYLOR
Srn, ~ -
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WOOLEN HOSIERY.

W. NJ. &. COZZENS g. Co. have on hand.
w large assortment Of home knit, hne
YARN lose and halt Hose, iri oil their
varisiy, aud at prices that il will be an in.
duccmcnt for families Ia supply themselves
Tor the season, instead Of KNITTING.
Sept. 2E
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ARRIVALS.

rsip.y. Oct. elh-irr. schr. Paris. Fcndlcion nan-
gor sloop New York. Mason, providence i'r n York
S,TuspAy, Oct. lob AR. schr. brainard, Corscn,
1n bingham f.r New London
TrEsp,v. Oct 18Th Mr. sioors Cicero, Macey, I'M
Warchan Victory, Heath, I'm New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15
NEW GOODS
RECEIVED AT
JAMES HAMMOND'S.

...V Z.--
French Thbe's und Mo,enos,
Habit cloths and Broadcloths,
Alpincs and Moussclnc de Laines,
French, English and American prints,
Printed Saxony. an| II Isl plaids,
Shawls. lldkfs.. and Scarts,
Silks Satins and Nluslins,
English and American tlannels,
Whitney and Rose Blankets.
Bonnet silks and bonnet vcfvcts,
Garnliurc Bnnne, Ribbons,
Broadclotl,s and Cassiineres,
Orange and Scarlc, Figured Flannels,
A very general variety of mourning articles
Home made Flannc!s and Plaid ditto,
Sc aud 9-4 ngs-Counterpanes,
Shirlings--net, draws nnd vests,
Linen DaInask- Diaper and Nankins,
English and Gro de nap Morcnos,
Wo,s;ed Damask and Moreno,
Wors,cd and woolcn hose and gloves,
Colored and white Jean and Drilling,
Cut and uncut Velveis.
Fancy cap materials, Sc. SC.
Oct. Is.
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PORT OF NEW WP0R 7.
CLEARED.

fth, siuop Aupawon, Burdck. Mobile.
7h, Brig Octs,iu, I!oNe, New Oriesns.
Cabinet, Inwton, Wilmington, y. T..
srhr. Reaper, Mclaughlin, w. Indies.
9Th, Srhr Drlighi.in.rcncs, Nickofson, providence
18th, sloop Victory, Heath, de-.
Rieuri. Heath, do,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15
STOVE

MOTIFS No. 2 Cooking Stove fr burning
~ wood, a first rate article tor ale BY
G. w. ANTHONY.
Sept. 24.-4w.
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AN EVENING SCHOOL,

EOR Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Penman.
Z ship, French, Lnlin, &c. &C., will be
opened on MONDAY evening, October 9Th.
Terms 80 per Quarter.
Persons wishing to acquire the ort of writ
ing plain business hand, in short time.
are invited To call and examine the method
Of instruction. J. BRIGGS.
(h,t Sth
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15

A GIRL 10 do bon@c wurk--onc who cnn
"A como VII recommended. Inquire o.
No. Frank s.rcei.
THOMAS q. DROWN.
Sept. -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15

100 pieces Flushing. Pilot. Beaver and
wv Wellington Cloths purchased at arc :
'ion, d. less thar cost Of importation. for sale
at reduced prices by JAMES lEfREAD.
Providence, Oct lst.-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15

BY MfLToH nAEL-Auc,ieuss,.


On Friday and Saturday. Oti. s3d and
24th, al 0 O'Clock, A. NJ Of each day,
wiH be sold al Public AUCTION,
| A large aud vah,ahIe assortment Of Broad
cloths. I'm lots tosnil purcj'aser-) vizs
Blue. Black, Olive. Green nhd Mixed. AIso.
tCassiineres. Satiinrts. Bisrtcls, Tlsnncls,
tShtr,inss aud Sheetings
!, 80 reams wrapping paper.
| Writing md Lcurr paper.
| With svsriety Of other sr, clrs. the g''ods
may be exaihinsd oiiy tine pr,.v,ons 70 tho
sale. tf. HALL. Auct'r.
Oct. IS
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JUST RECEIVER

Il JOSI SEtE6V VEL ID
ar TIE LADIES OR.N4uE.N'I.4L.
| H7iR E.HPORiU.H,
1877, TILAMES-SrREET,
4 VARIETY of French and Gcrmnn
"A Ornamental Hair Work. Also, Mohair
Caps and Chdrcp's nets, some ut the low
price of IL cts. steel. whalebope and wooden
busks, with II variety of slreli combs patcn,
solcs COR Ladies and Gcntlemcns' boo,s aud
shoes, Rowland's kolydor, Gowand's Lo.
ton, &c.
JOHN REMOND.
+ ~. y. Persons holding old fashioned sil
yer tea, coffee pots, cans or ,umblcys, and
who wish to dispose Of them, will apply rs
above, and II fair price will be paid tor the
above articles. Oct. !.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15
From the N. Y. Com. ADV. Of Tuesday.
& E0 R GIA Il l. + c ITO N
ssA VVhirlwImdD Truly!


We have in advance Of the mail, this
morning, returns from fifty out Of The
ninety three counties OF Georgia. They
were brought by a gentleman who left
Augus!a Oh the morning of The 9th inst :,
after the daily papers had been printed,
and came directly to this city via Ports
mouth, IVA. and the Chesapeake.
Our informant states that when he
left Augustn, the loco focos admitted
that they had lost the State, and nc
knowledged thatl the Wing majority would
he at least FOUR THOUSAND.
There is not now u reasonable doubt
that Georgia has followed in the wake
Of Maryland, Muine, Vermont, and the
other patriotic states which have deelar-
ed that the reign Of msgovernment is al
most at an end.
The following is the aggregate Of the
votes poled IL the 50 counties heard
from. Members Of Congress in Geor-
sia, it will be recollccted, are chosen by
general ticket.
1910. 1889.
Wing. v.B. Wing. v.B.
l9,l97 1881 l9,43O 22, ,579
1881 l9,430
w, maj. ..5,6I6 V. B. maj. 3,l49
In the remaining AZ counties tho votes
for Governor stood in 1889 as lollows:-
Dougheny, (Whig) 1877
Mcdonald, (N. B l2,O55
Wing maj. i'll 1889 1922
We are indebted to the gentleman
who brought Oh the returns. for copy
OF the Augusta Chronicle of the 9lh,
from which we compile the following:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15

"E lave this day entered into partnership.
w and will in future transact business Ut
der the firm of II. Y. Lranston & Son.
HENRY Y. CnANsroN,
WILLIAM IL. CRANsroN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15
NOTICE.

To Parents and Guardians.
vn>IIE boy = department Of the Public school.
IL IN the South District. will re.~oninenee
on Monday. Sept. 7,h, 1870, under the supc'u-
tendance Of Mr QUINcY ADAMS.
ny order of the Committee,
u. G.. TURNER. sec'ry.
Newport, Sept. y, ls4o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15

PAY rng PRINTER.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-01
SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of several Executions to me, d.
ID rected from the Office of the clerk of the
District Court, for the county of Des Mones,
and Territory of Iowa, will expose TO sale on
the 10Th day of October next, between the
hours of 10 o'clock, AM and o'clock, m.
the following property, to.wit lot No. 355, in
the city of Burlington. Taken as the proper
ty of John Clawson, at the suit Of Andrew
Fauts.
Also, all the right, title, interest and claim
that Michael c. Harris may have, in and to
the Southwest quarter OF Section II, Town
ship 69, Range west, and the Northwest
quarter of Section 20. Same Township and
| Range, taken as the property of said Harris,
at the suit Of jeremiah Smith, and Others
Also, the North half of Section IS, Town
ship II, Range west, and the west ha f OF
| the Northwest quarter of Section So same
Township and Range, and the East half of the
Southwest quarter of Section IS. Same Town.
ship and Range, taken as the property OF
Leven N. English, at the suit of Seth /.
Sawyer and others.
Also, the South half Of Section 81, Town
ship IL, Range 2 west, and the Southeast
quarter Of Section 81, same Township and
Range, taken as the property of Harrison
Brooks, at the suit of Ezekiel Blanchard and
others. The above described land is situated
in the county of Dcs MONIES. Sale to con
tinue from day to day, till the whole is sold.
JAMES CAMERON, Sheriff
of Des MONIES County.
Sept 24-3w IL
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-01
no CONTRADICTIONS,

lNEALED proposals tpost paid if sent nv
~ Mail will be received by the Undersigned
a. the Post Office in Burlington, until the
s4th october proximo, to construct the follow
ing works on the Mail Road from St Francis
vile to some point on the Mississippi river.
| between Du Buque and Prairie Du CHEN -
viz:
A bridge over Sugar Creek between St Fran.
c,sville and Mortrose; bridge over Devil
creek between Montrose and Fort Madison
bridge over Lost Creek between Fort Madi.
son and Augusta; and bridges over Long.
Brush and Spring creeks between Augusta and
burlington also bridge over Flint river,
four miles from Burlington.
lhe bridge over Sugar creek will rest on
TWO aSutmcnts Of firmly united tmbers, fill.
&c IN with stone closely packed, deeply en-.
oeoded in the banks on either side, and one
triangular pier, filled in the same manner with
the abutments; the bridge must be raised
Two feet above the highest known lreshets :
its length will be about 10 feet.
The bridge over Devil creek, will rest on
Two abutments of stone placed on a firm
foundation on the line of high water mark,
ana one triangular pier, consisting of crib
work OF timbers, securely united and filled in
with stone firmly packed, the upstream edge
OF which must be covered with sheet iron :
an ice breaker will also lie required opposite
the pier. The structure must be raised two
feet above the highest freshct known The
site chosen for this bridge is nearly opposite
to the South East corner of Henry W. Harri.
sons field, and about 900 yards above the
ford AS it is designed to change the loca.
ton OF the road, so that the approach to
the bridge may be rendered more easy, pro-
posals Tor clearing away the timber 30 feet
wide, will be included in those made for the
bridge
The bridge over Lost creek of ono span so
or 60 feet long, must be made in all respects
like that over Sugar creek described above !;
and those over Long, Brush and Spring creeks,
! OF one span, varying from 36 TO 50 feet in
| length, will be constructed in the same man.
ner with those just enumerated.
| The bridge over Flint river will rest on
two abutmcnts Of stone, and one stone pier
securely and strongly put together; the foun-
datlon ior the abutmcnts must be dug out I'M
| til a firm surface is reached (; the facing stone
of the abutments must reacl, at least two
feet into the wall and be laid with firm bear
ings; strong and substantial icc.breaker will
also be required and the posts of the tressle
frame must be united with the string pieces
ny strong bands Of iron. This bridge must
be raised at least two feet above the highest
water mark known; the site chosen for it is
about $50 yards above the customary crossing
place.
Proposals must be made separately Tor each
of the bridges
AS no bonds will be required for the faith
ful performance Of contracts, deduction of
20 per cent. will be retained until the work
is finished and accepted by the Engineer in
charge. w. BURL1NG GUION,
Capt. Typographical Engineers.
! Gazette will please COPY.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-01
Sale of Lots II, Rushville.

ITNHE subscriber will offer for sale, on the
Il second Saturday of November next, 100
Lots in the town of Rushville, Van Buren, coun-
ty, Iowa Territory. Rushville is situated ten
miles west of Keosauquu, the county seat of
Van Buren, county, half mile from Fox river,
on high prairie, in rich and fertile country,
and decidedly the most healthy place in the
mercantile line, or mechanics CT any kind, will
do well to settle in Rushvile, as it possesses all
the advantages which men of industry and en-
terprise could desire.
Sale TO commence at 9 o'clock on said day,
when due attendance will be given, and terms
made known by WIN. LOWER,
sept 10 ts* Proprietor.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-01
ON HOUSE,
Fort Madison, Ioaca Terr;fory.

III ME subscriber, having leased tho above
!; named establishment, formerly known as
the Iowa House." respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that the house
has undergone thorough rcpair and cleansing
and is now open and ready for the accommo.
datlon Of the raveling community
The Bar is provided with choice Liquors OF
every description; the larder will at all times
&c supplied with such delicacies Of the season
as the market affords; and the stables are com.
modious, and will always be attended by trusty
and attentive ostlers. In short, every exertion
will be used to suit the taste, comfort and con
venicnce of all who may sojourn with him.
The public's obcdt serv't,
sept3tf JAS. C. PARROTT.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-01
IVFORM.4TION PAINTED.

TOHN S. JENNISON, left Muscatinc Co.,
% Iowa Territory, on the 9th Of last April,
with the intention of taking Steam Boat at
Now Boston Illinois, for Augusta, kentucky,
where he has not arrived, neither, can his
friends hear Of him. He is l6 years of age,
rather small, with light hair and complexion,
and is supposed if alive to be running on some
Steam Boat as Cabin Boy. Any information
respecting him addressed to me, by mail, at
thankfully received by his relatives.
II. d. JENNISON.
News Papers on the upper Mississippi and
Ohio rivers, will please give the above few
insertions.
Sept 2lvrd3t 10