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New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

pMr. Matthew Simpson, who ha' been d
bakeriu New-York, Philadelphia and New-orleans
through the last twenty years. AMI VINO through IN
temperance and irrelision failed in business il
New-Oreans in 1926, for several thousand dollars
which he still owes, having renounced liquor, been
renewed 10 holiness, AID regained MS former com
pe,ence, requests those whom he owes, whether ne
has compromised with them or ao., TO send their
accounts TO km ard they shall be paid in full Ad-
dress him a, Covington Parish. ST. Tammany
louisiana We are assured by those who know
him that he Is abundantly able TO pay.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

q The pilo, boat William Price sailed on
Monday from Philadelphia for her Winter station
on the coast, well laden with provisions, &c for
the relief OF vessels in distress.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

~ The Sxs shall no, with impuniiy misepreseni Us
Eith respect TO It's Manufacturers Bank OF Ulster.
We are friendly 10 all solvent honestly managed Banks
but opposed 10 shaving and gougns we object mat The
name OF this Bank alduent has no real eS'sfence
IN Us,er lis location is the Sun ofce-theTe all It's
business is done and there ought 10 be redeemed
., per Why are they not Can any msn give 'sio'
honest reassn Every Bank the River below Albany
here 3, par while this Bank actually located IN
our City, 9ses not shaves its notes over It's own
Counter The consequence that they not rsesiva'
he 1t the Bauks the Auctions for rent at the CASTOR
uo..s or Pos, Office. Is not tbs wrong What right
ha, Moses T. Beach flood the City with wiuliy de-
precistsd currency ,ha, he may make money by shaving
its HIS course is manifest violation of the 'p' ana
;,,en, othe General Banking La~-an evasion CT It's most
provisions. So loag as he continues Il, We shall
and at the moment When his notes shall be re-
deemed at par our opposition will cease WAY 'h0sla II,
100, !, !. hose who Issue and circulate deprecated
d;.,rrb the Currency AID perplex the whole
community on the delicate subject of their circulating
medium as the sun dainty 9hsass mas IL
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

y DR LARorER 30 is SOM what .orous well as
celebrated about deliver lectures in hs City the
subject n. Others vi the great advancement whjck
during the present age tas been made IN Mathematical
Astronomy. { ectrcity &c. We doubt If any other
branches Of science have pace with the
ID Medicine. The age should be caisd the Curative
Age in honor Of the discovery Of the compostion OF
RISGs CANDY II any doubts the justice OF this
tide, lei him his per II he Ia. a cough ss, the
virtues of tins Candy. II he be than sceprc We give
HIN up neorrgibe. The p,sDrieors warehouse i. at
GA Broadway. Agencies Mrs. King'., Fulton At A. &
Sands, - sod 100 Fulton Hue. corner Ann and
Nassau " ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

70 The Home League, for the Protection of
American Labor and the Promotion Of Reciprocal
Commerce. ia quietly but steadily perfecting its
organization and cxtendiugits operations through
out the country. Measures are in progress for
forming State League, having its head here with
branches in every part of the State Whenever
the People of the Union shall have become ac-
quainted with the objects of this association and
the urgent necessity which exists for insisting
Just Reciprocity in our commercial intercourse with
Foreign Nations, it must be that they will heartily
concur in and unite to urge forward the objects of
The Home League
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

II Particular Noticc.-Thoso persons haVti
furniture any description 10 dispose Of or Who &c
breaaing up keeping, will fad ready sale for az
portion all oftheir goods, by sending their sdd'es
calling upon subscriber. Goods 70 any amount pI
chased OF I'm ~ r. COTTON ig7 Chatham street.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

y Those OF resder, de.irOus of purchasing val.
usbls span Of matched grey Horses will find an opportu
nifty By calling Mr. NJ. s BREWSTER, Nc. 20 Chan.
bers street.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

T Nicholas Reinhart was convicted at Doyes
town. Pa. lest Saturday Of the murder OF Conrad
Crist.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
nl6 (2) 81 Nassau street., Fulton.
IL vstice.-The pubnc are notifiqd tina, Mr.. Covert

1T Tefice.-The public are aotifad thai Mr. Covert
his, opened office f,r the sale Of Gov ERr'S BALM
OF LIFE at No. l3l Nassau II under Cliuton Hal. Ne
invites the public, and particularly those who afn'H
with Diseases of the iun.s aud "ndppe To call aud u.
anime MS certificates from Physicians Clergymen snt
others He feels assured tina: those vino w do vii
become satisfied that IT the article they need. For
Dyspepsia may consaere! tsost iafa hl- cure.
Also for sale by liod!ey, Phelps & Co. II! WTe,a,
Rushtcn Il A.pinwall, 10 Broadway, 0 AItor ard 60
Williaw Comstock g. Co. II Maiden lane, T. Cha.!of'
ny, l4Dt BoMeIY. "a ll5y
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

Mechanic .hail appear TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

~ The Wings of East Florida are complain
ing bitterly at the re-appoiRtment as Marshal by
Presicen, Tyler of Joseph S. SANCHEZ, one of the
bittcrest Loco-Focos in the Territory. He was
the Van Buren, candidate for the Legislative Coun-
Gil last year. was elected by the help OF his per-
sonal and Official influence and now holds tina,
station. No man in the Territory has more
thoroughly prosti,u,ed official patronage to cleo
pioneering purposes than he. This is rather hard,
but there is help for it, unless the Senate inter-
pose its constitutional veto.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

q The Physicians of ST. Augustine unite in q
card, setting forth that said town Is decidedly
healthy and that there have been bur eight deaths
there from fever the last season.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

70 JoHS Quincy ADAMS opens Course of
Lectures before the Massachusetts Historical So
ciety on Monday evening next.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

q AItLE1, 32e Broai~ay has published three espi-
tal Songs by Mrs Norton, viz. Oh take me back 10
Switzerland - By-gons Houss' Music by Mrs Price
B'sckwooi anc Thy Name Magic Spell,
Music BY Miss CorvelL Those who prefer SONGS ~hch
sense snd poetry well melody already sd
mi.s.s Of Mrs. Nortoa'I
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

=" DIR. w. g. Wallace will lecture on ths Phys
ioogy OF the tte,Ina and continue his practical Ilaf'
trationS OF operations the E> az the Lycrum Of NJ
nr His DRY, HroadwIy, Prince st. Thu',eay Ap
IL IL o'clock, Students and Physicians nvif'
10 attend MD 81
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
DErosITEs IN SAFETY FUND BANKS.

Mr. Editorials considerable inquiry is made
On the subject whether the New-York Safety
Fund is liable for deposites in Safety Fund
Banks, may ask you, for the information of your
readers, whether you are aware what was the ac-
ton of our upper Courts upon the subject last Win
,erl That there is considerable disparity Of opinion
,n relation the matter, is evident from the fire.
.luent discussions which take place. and many OF
your readers, doubt, would be glad TO have from
you some information. Yours, A.
We believe that it has been held by our Courts
,ha, the Safety Fund is liable for the entire nde6t-
sdness of the Banks The clear, and what to Us
appears the obvious intention Of the law, was to
protect the bW-holders-the actual bona fde cir
culation, and not TO embrace within its provisions
all manner of stock jobbing and other indebted
ness. The Report OF the Bank Commissioners
last Winter alluded 10 this matter, and Bill was
introduced in the Senate the last session restrict
ing the liability to the Legitimate circulation. 1t
wa. ably advocated by the Hon. Mr.. Foster and
others, but was finally lost by tie vote So the
Safety Fund is held liable for Gil liabilities OF an
ansolpsnt Bank-as, in our judgement i, should
not be. Ed. I'r
UNITED STATES BASK.-The assgnees of the
Bank. says the National Gazette, have commenced
suits against Mr. Cswper,hwaite, ex-Cashier, for
the balance of his Indebtedness also sgainst the
Directors of 1889, for declaring dividend in iha,
year, when the Bank was in no condition TO pay
one--for which the charter of the Bank makes all
conserving thereto personally liable for the amount
of the dividend
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

e The Mississippi River rose feet al St.
Louis within Sc hours on The 4th inst. The use
is understood 10 be from the Missouri
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

u From the Evening Posi-, Nov. 10Th III what .oma
Of the papers aying shout Dalleys Pain Extractor
true, he certainly ought havc edal public expense
other testimony Of public fiyor-that IT, If he win
give his recipe for public benefit If he will DO this
he may make all he can by vending article but he
shall have Of our aid putting him into rotee-no
because do not wish surcrs 10 be relieved BY this
ave, but because beseye such thing. ought 10 be
known generally; that p humane man would make such
an 'rt lie pubic nat II will take out pa and
sr from burns. scats, and uh4med sores seems 10 he
almost miraculous aad VIC dispute such authority
ms ne has gvea for the fic but lie, person purchase
the article they can 90 ~ithoutt TIL its recipe is pub
lished. We DO blame respectable house al IL
Maiden Lane the Aessrs COm-ocs here Mr. Daley has
left this Salve but advise people go snd it
pied era IS, as he proposes, until he u tell how II IS
made. That the Corporation should buy his recipe
do rot believe az all.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

~ DR.. Chauncey Of Philadelphia, sen, to State
Prison for procuring abortion, has been PaydOned
BY Gov Porter.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

70 The Ohio River had four feet water in III
channel Pittsburgh on the l2tn, rain falling ant
the water rising
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

U There are toar Wings elected to tn. Legis-
ls,ure of Michigan.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

q Mr. Pease exhibited to the original letters Of Mr.
Reddirg OF Boston and Mr. Zisber Of Philadelphia They
are both genuine Mr. Ziebsrs appears IN this days pa
per. Sir, Redding's was published some days since,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

II Incls Frost sas come sgaln keen Razors ale
the more necessary. Use Chapman's Magic stop
ran,cd to please or the money returned Superior Ra-
.or. alAn a.nrraAl.d lnl William street. - MI
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

JOSIAH Rich,rGs, Auctiopeer.
~ LAW ibrnry.-rhe attention Of Members Of
-, rcSp,ctIully isyi,ed 20 the sale of Law Books
at the roors OF JOSIAH RICHARDS thus evening. Ths
collection embraces vsluaoie Modern Reports esry Egg
lsh Reports rare old Law Works Elementary Tresti's,
&c nc
Ca,alocnes can he Ed at the store. nl1
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

70 The PRIScE DE JotNvuLE arrived at ST.
Louis on the 9th from Galena- He is daily ex-
pected al Philadelphia from Pittsburgh.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
ALLEGANY.

NEw.YoRK STATE ELECTION. .otficial.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

% Lord MoRrgTH arrived at Albany on Satur-
day and stopped over Sunday a, Congress Hall
Or Monday he left for Kinderhook, on visit to
ex President Van Buren,.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

II Scice-The Trustees OF the Merchants Ell.
.rhssge Company give notice ,ha; the NEW EXCHANGE
ROOM on the Prrcipsl Floor Is far completed
BE ready for occupation aud will 0Peoed for The
mediation of he Merchants I HIS DAY at one O'Clock.
The Trustee. invite the Merchants aud all others
usceL with trade to visit :he ROOM or this occasion
After ,h, day the usual Auction SAiea now held the
Rotunda, will be made in tho Exchange Room between
the hours OF Eleven and bali past One O'clock
By order Of the Roard.
,,- IN ~, RICHARD C. MCCORMICK, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

u Who will go bald l-Culone sesvcr Postmaster at
Batavia knowing the fact that Dr. Bingham of Gen
County, sged 20 for than IL years very
bald ha, bad h. h.r fully restored by the Of bot
tie OF the Balm of Columbia from Com.tock 4 Co.
Sold only at Il Malten Lane.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

~ The Ohio State Journal publishes COM
piete statement OF the Popular Vote given at the
recent Election in that State. The Wing majority
is 2,0l0.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
n Pnrmelce,. PnIsnt Cooking stove

u PErmelce's Patent COOKING stove
This uurivaed Cooking Stove will be sold at reduced
prices Tor the remainder OF tho season.
Alss, beautiful Parlor Stove at "A very lo~ price
NIB Bills Of the Jacksonville Bank, Florida, taken
mar HOUSE Il MORRISON, 2l5 WatersL
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

e Hon. S. MoRoulRrs, Loco L, S. Senator
from Illinois, once pleaded the statute Of imita-
lions TO evade the payment of his board-biA =
That man will be the Bond-paying, State-deb,-
population candidate for Governor if he lives six
years.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
PRlLAphLPHiA, Nov. Ilth. leIl.


II GENTS: Enclosed a draft for The last four
Of your Ho.rhound Candy FER invoice $500 for which
have paid per cent Our city is Hooded with small b.
that are taken by the banks aud discount Of
per cent fro-I money and if FOR the VA
pers ,e should be- obliged buy sprcic for change
You will p!ense send 1her box, principally and
four shilling packages s.me s aud 81 packages. Some
prefer the latter because tber advantage as they
contain - rolls. Yours respectfully g 3. ZElBEK.
p ST. shall waat 81 600 worth on Wednesday please
send it By the Union Transportation Line. at O'Clock
Soli By Rn-h:oa Aspinwei, l0 Aston Hna.e &c Wi
liam ST and no Broadway ki7g, procar 15j Broadway
II >p .ou. corner OF Futon aud William us Times Office
% Nassau at Owen, No. 3 oh Avenue; Wendoyer, l4l
.h Avenue and by most OF he respectable grocers in
the city.
Peiders and confsctioners not appointed agents,
aud genuine unless each package is signed
PEASE & SON, of whom it can be obtained wholesale
and retail. =" Terms invariably cash.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

VIM w. SbirIey, Aactt oueer
II Auction Noticc.-GLASS aud EARTHEN
WARE-TaGrscay, nov. lsh 10 o'clock, at 80 Maiden
lane corner Water catalogue sale OF 100 ca'ks sat
cases tunboIs 20 cass astral lamp shades aH' chimre
300 packages drUggi>; glass - packages earea
ware and China also the balance of stock ou shelves
drusgis: and crocacry dealers glass on liberal eetf
" g. Chins glass and then ware Will be received
from This sale until Weinesdayon application as aoovs
~ s,cl, Erost IA. com. again keen Razors sle
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

70 Mr.. Claiborne, recently appointed L. 5. Dis
trict Attorney for Middle Tennessee, is full-bloOd
ed Loco-Eoco. The Tennessee Wings are rather
cross about il.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
NV YORK. Nov. Is. ISL.

WIN the Editor be so good soy tha' the last Far..
graph OF M article oa the STATE Prison Question IN lie
Trbur- Of hi. ns should have been preceded BY
the following sentence
nave now only 10 notice ths last ground IL the csu
that al mt chsnic1 trades abolished from The Prsons.
This is it's our inteses. aaye IL so We are strong
eaoush IN numbers and have itso We Will
The 2sne.a accuracy OF your srooreader Is such hi,
nc OMISSION &c whole, and material seneses.
rather surpr.es tins part OF me article ecSi
somewhat IKE tail without a head Z.YX.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

" Henry CIny.-Thc friends OF this distinguished
statesman who are desirCus OF seeing eorreetand Osl
al Portrait, executed by d the first artists of this CIV
are informed tha, Tho Portrait wall be re'dy for the III
spection of the public, the TipPecanoe House. 81 Broad
street, Saturday next. Those who feel disposed
contribute ie towards the expense OF getting up this
Portrait are requested cal at this CHI the TIP
pecanoc House, which places subscription list '
nl6 ALLEN SMITH, G3 White st. Portrait Painter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17

vocate of negro slavery pure divine" brought to
light up the pathway OF democracy Owe big aud
ihile Gods. what will become OF usl But this Mr.
Charles must have been ventriloquiz ng-nust
have heen quizing his friend Wise. What Henry
A. WISE. star ct the East thought Henry
would prefer TO be dubbed tho Dig star OF the South
rather than to be called the star OF the East |
have no donbi llcnp's hair stood on end aud MS
tongue cleaycd 10 The roof OF his mouth when he
saw himself thus yankeeicd.
But here comes Mr.. WIN Roman Car;ius D,ug-
less with another sentiment. THE Banking sysict IN
I LOT Nirein's-Bid enough. God knows. but ney or
ih"lcs' too intma ely inicrwoven with every inter
est ut the State for sudden innovation TO be tolera
led O how democratic. Bat would give a now
bar. Mr. Editor. 10 see plan for Bank fresh from
the hands 81 jhs genius. ] have no doubt his plar
would demonstrate % an asionished world that ,
Bank mole w1s nothing bat promise 10 nav. ant
lhat hard silver dollar Is nothing more nor les
ihln 50 mluy penny weights Of silver with Ettl,
alloy. aud good 90 make either bride bits or basket
'i4 'h'Fel'fc oi intrinsic value. A. r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17

The communication Of =. p. Will command NJ
tenii7n from every reader We hal intended 70
have prepared az article upon the subject, bu, pre-
fer granting the space 10 our correspondent In con
nociion with The communication. however. we
would remark l5a the tols;s that we believe thli
they wee intended 10 in,imlda,o President TYLER
and TO deter hun from the JsrLarg, Of his duly
lie never sanctioned such sentiments and never
will. lie nude islands too well The difference be-
tween John Tyler, The representative orihe Wi
Iiamsburgh District and John Tyler. President Of a.
people "hoh1vc expressed themselves. by nai,ri.
lies ofiens and hundreds Of thousands in favor ola
bank, 70 be caught IN that matter. We would na,
asN 10 be assured That nc viii continue TO be a, he
"'s Deem thus far The representative Of free peo-
PIE Who will obey that peoples instruction
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OFFIrIAI..
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT.
By aud U,h DE a9ries aud consent Of fte SeHaa


CUSTOMHOCSE OFFICERS.
COLLECTORS.
John H. Shorbunc. Portsmouth. = Hamaskire
Henry Addison, GerrCrt1yyn. h. C.
james g. Hampton, BrIgetpn, New Jersey.
NAVAL OFFICER.
John McClIutock. Portsmouth,. " Hampshire.
sURyEYoHs
George ". C'rkrcl. Dumfrics. v.-einia.
Robert Elmouds. Carriers Creek. Va.
IIkanah French Bristol Rhode I.I7rJ
Henry CurIs, MldisOuyiIlc. Louisiana.
LAND OFFICERS.
REGISTERS
William Pole. Fort Wayne. Indiana.
william j Noel. CmwfOulsvillc, Indiana
UrCEt-EEs
Samuel Lows Fort Wayne. Indiana
Wa. g. Armsiroac, lefersouyiIIc. Indiana
jeremiah Grover. Wnemac. Indiana.
ArrJHNEY OF TIE a.
Cn1rlcs Anthony. Attorney Of the q. S. for h
Di-uici Of Ohio
uAUsuAts or ruEr.s
Gcr'nis Fsntenoi for the Western DsstrcforIg,
isi'u1.
Dcm1s Adams. 0r The District or Ohio
william - Blackburn. Jr fr me Dsfr.,, +,
Kentucky vi
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Mr'Uns;~rwoOd moved To take up the bill making |
provi-ion for the lunatic paupers Of ihe District.
which was agreed TO,
The amendments from the committee having
been agreed TO. tho bill passed through the various
stages uf engrossmeut and reading. and was passed.,
yeas ia, nays Is
A communication WI. received from tho Secrcta-
~ Of the Treasury asking for further appropriations
or the War Department; and "A report from Mr. lass
lea in relation the progress Of the manufacture Of
weights and measures.
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole, Mr. Adams in The chair.
THE PENSION FUND.
AIr Wise asked the COMMITTEE to take up the bill
making provision Tor the plysacnt OF these Pensions
lie stated that there was Sl33 Coo now due for
which there were no funds provided. IL stated that
the laws i'm relation TO tho Navy Pension Fund were
IN great confusion, and that the Committee proposed
NJ the next session - take up the whole suhcci and
report n simplifed and uniform hill, which no hop.
ed would do away with the thousand and one ub
jec,ions which could be found ia the present system
Mr. Mckay said. if he was in order. he would
move mn amendment which would take away IN,
| temptation which was held out by the law Of S3i
10 our naval officers 10 commit perjury. lie wen
on TO show that by that act many Of our officers from
the highest 10 the lowest. were receiving pension
and full pay at The same time, which ho cons.dero,
radically wrong.
NAVAL ORDNANCE, &c.
The committee then took up the bill making az
rroprialious ior The purchase Of ordnance, oTduanc
, stores, &c.
Mr. Wise introduced the bill by simnly quo'in
from the report Of The Secretary OF the Navy; vhic
showed that 81 so 600 was necessary 20 put the uI
" in proper state Of defence for active servic,
and that it would take three years To cNp,nd it,
A The Committee therefore recommended that on,
E third Of rhut snm be Immediately Appropriated.
Me- Ward also sustained the hlll hy an able arru
, men, IN which hc took comparative view oI %
naval strength ofFmnce and England, and concly
ded hy showing the absolute necessity Of increasin
/ and pcrlecIiug our Naval force.
Mr. NesbiiI was in Gyur of lbe largest app-opgi.
iions Tor the Navy.
, Tho committee then rose aud reported the tw
bills 10 The House.
, The Pension Fund hill was then taken mp. when
Mr. W Williams moved 10 postpone Is coasile
! ration FOR one week.
Nir Adams was in favour OF the motion 10 post
pone and said he had been greatly a,ionl,hcd a
Zee 90 repeal law. which made provision f.r those
widows and orphaus whose husbands hud father
had ALLEN in blue.
Nh Ti'iughCsi supported he p1s'poUemcnt
Mr. Wise objected % the pusipoHcment. and call.
q on the House 10 vote down the amendments o.
dapied hv the Committee and he pledged himself 10
report a bill which would cover the whole sIhioc
embraced in this fund, and moved the Previous
Question.
! Mr. Williams then moved to lay the whole sub
jet on the table.
The motion to lay on the table was then taken
aud lost
Aner which the ill passed, anJ The Ioaio oil.
iounod.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17

'oo late that with her joy is but a name and hope
phanto;n-lhaI she leafs To sorrow and to DEATH
Her c'n;aminaiing, whitening influence ovennas-
tered him. anil he went oawafd I'LL the poisonous
existence.
LET me curse Goa and die :" said the unhappy
sufferer
"Dh! that ihou hadst died IN the calmncss and
sweetness of thy childhood :" mumured the self
accusing mother.
Again the father knclt by the bedside ,f his son
and his voice was once more offered up in prayer
20 Lord! whatsoever thou givest or wiihholdesi
enable MS tn say sinoercly-'Thy will be done"
] IAmen! clearly ar'i"nlnted the mother. ana IN
angel OF death took the spirit OF the hopeless 10 III
, bar Of God.
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'"rarr inclined '1 believe rHrt neither Che Shaw.
h'.IH"n ..rN nr i.n public have auy Thing f1 o.
Hf'Hr1d h.m Hr QUO HT-IUfl wit SAID fp have
been issued against rHr iI.nls bank Do was g-
understand. token nuf some ono or two wears ar,.
1nf nothing las since U.oU done With .f--ur-I4a..
I1 pct, Hy aD iuiIt IUli aH1 wished f8 figb,.r
iIo I1ua .1,0 measures beneficial o., HasaIf
we were mistaken i1 sgH1rIHg HIlta decision
lran br- Fr.t would object fbo Carlo faus Sumo
o1 years Di ibc 'a1frf offblt baut srlrt.i ry Tho
cfn.yfil. lrsla.ai8ls. remain u8crJIftI"
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nov TO KEEP \ PRISONER B,,aa
Post relates TIE idinwing mode OF prar,.cc ai Or,
'h'e SImpsoa Wood.once Sheriaof Middissex C5ur.
iy. Mass
lie often had 10 convey desperate rfis7Uors rom
ono part oil The Country 10 auoibe,. and 1on night
came he used to lSun hnisrf hand and .yy. O. i d.
prisoner and 90 10 bed aud address bin thus "v,.,
can now 90 10 Scrp ifyou like or ci 10 alun.. Il.
my part, SHALL gnto sltcp. Yun emit rrt away
without waking mo up ard carrying N, wuh rps.
l0n nave got one arm and one leg free. ami b, h,v,
l. ct you may make out 20 XII me, bar IL v.I l,
yon u have % carry my Carcase WI you, and %!
WI he proof enough 10 get son hanged Gr N .f,lar
70 you see shall slick 10 Won Ibe jel.t l.a dead
iigsor,nEy way you can TX il. Good matt" q
q har,ll? u"cas3lry 10 say that. yIri..,.l .
SIRE Of p5ecauiion nO p's,Ier ALIEN ,..I .--, q
from Sampson.