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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-08
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22
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The Cleveland Herald on the authority offhe Chr
cago American and a letter from the Rock River
country 90 . gentleman in Cleveland published nj
length IN the Herald, sets forth the awless proceed.
ings Of The people Of The Rock River seitlemcht in
order 10 drive ont gang Of horse thieves and des.
perato charaeten We shall not give the details:
but merely state that the leading officer Of the vol.
nnieer company. tior the citizens had organized
themselves into regular company. and chosen their
oficers) Me- John Campbell after scvcr4l attempts
bed been made 10 drive of the obnoxious persons
without re'oring 10 any excessively hard measures
was shot while Standing ~ his door In the dusk
q The evening. Suspicion Immediately fixed IN.
on a iamry bearing the name Of Driskei--an old
man and two sOns,--and The old man and one ofbi.
sons were 81 opce arrested. The other. end prob,.
by The one who Ind done the mischief was moi
70 pc found. The two taken. however. were fried
and condemned 10 be shot; which sentence was car,
red INTO execution 40 he end Of one hour, The
letter states that The old man confessed that no had
stolen more then % horses and had been once san.
fenced TO the Peniieniiary IN Ohio. from which he
made hs escape The young man wasteporte,i n
have acknowledged the killing II Eve men Rofb
~ mem made other Acknowledgements bot denied
having nny pan IN he afTuf 0r which tbev were
shout 70 lose her lives.-tColumbus Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22
Sr. LOUIS. July 10. 1871.
ANOTHER GREAT BANK ROBBERY,
100000 STOLEN

An Expressed arrived la town This m ,rning from
jacksonville. Illinois, bringing hanIoill. amour.
cling the robbery of the bfauch Of the Stale Buk NJ
Illinois. Of about 100000 dollars We copy il
$4,000 REWARD.-The Branch Of The
State Bank OF Illinois Jacksonville was robbed last
might Sunday The llih inst) The doors were en-.
tered with false keys The following Is the nr,b,.
bic amount taken by the rob5er. 10 wit: s7s 000 \,
paper. about $4,000 of the above os in Paren, ra.
per- Bank paper. the balance mostly in notes Of the
Branches. and Bank of Illinois About $4,000 IN
gold, aud 8 or 400J ia silver The above reward
viii be given for the recovery ofIlie m ncy and tho
detection Of the robber. J p WILKINSON, Pre,r.
Jacksonville. July 10. 1871.
we learn IN addition 10 what j. stated. that The
books. papers and evidences Of debt were cu, 80,
mutlaied ond DESTROYED Ivy The robbers. for there
must have been several persons engaged in il: anI
that part OF the Banking house was occunied. as a
residence by the Teller
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22

MUTINY AND DEATH III is painful du.
tyi record fatal catastrophe which took place ON
board the u 5 Revenue Cutter IIm.ltpn, Captain
josiah Siurgis, Esq now at anchor m our harb1r.
Yesterday forenoon. The community along The
wharves and on board The shipping. were thrown
into a state great excitement in consequence Of
report that Captain Josiah Siurgis, had been
murdered in cold blood, by one Of his crew Ven.
geance, long and loud echoed from The mouths Of
an enraged populace, and ten thousand arms were
raised Co crush the guilty wretch who had dared To
touch hair Of the noble captains head. Onward
they mo 'ed. solid macs. that could not be with.
stood. towards the spot where lay the feleSs Sur
gis, cloited ia his gore. But sounds more cheering
than the cry Of land 10 the empesttost mariner som
set all things right. "IIe lives he lives.-Josah
Siurgis ives,-his f'e is slain, and sleeps beneath
the wave" was heralded from tho cutter. gene
raj shout Of joy rent the air and three times three
with Long live Captain Sturgis" rung Ear and
wide. The crowd then dispersed and when all
things were quiet. we succeeded in obtaining the
particulars which had cre1ted 80 much excitement
ItoPpears That Captain Sturgis. while issuing an
order. was rudey attacked by tall. raw boned for
eigner. who seized him by the neck. and made
desperate attempt TO bite off one Of his cars and
would doubtless have succeeded had not one Of the
crew dragged the rascal away. lie then made on
attack upon the sailor; and bit him severely in two
Or three places. When the captain recovered. he
ordered the drummer 10 beat 10 quarters. In a mr.
Hltiits usIlus were on oeck--lne great guns and
small arms were in immediate requistion-and in
few seconds the officers reported the call rea-
dy for action" In the meantime, the daring mutt
neer bad assembled the main rigging. where, placing
himself in a commanding position he dared the
whole cutters crew o. their teeth The first divi.
sion Of boarders. headed by fhe first lieutenant as
cended the main rigging md. after a desperate
struggle, succeeded IN hurting the muiineer over
boord. Nothing daunted he sprung into the main
channels. and made desperate sT,u 10 regais the
decks but the cool. determined discipline Of the cut.
iefs crew. under The immediate eye Of the conman.
der rendered The attempt fruiiless Just as he was
making last determined charge. the gallant cap
tam, sword IN hand. met the assaant and with one
tremendous blow sealed his fate. His skull was
smashed 10 atoms-his body fell overboard and sank
alongside.
This daring fellow was a native ofGibraliar. and
was considered pretty smart chap aloft. lie had
behaved himself remarkably well mp 10 the fatal
morning or which his existence terminated All
IN III, be s aid 10 have been sort Of fellow for
a sssooN. The cutters cOlor's were not halfmasi.
Bos Post
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22

According 10 official documents presented 70 the
french Chamber OfDcpuiies. the value Of the srii.
cles Of agricultural. mechanical. and manufacturing
industry exported from France 70 the United States
IN the year 1913. was nearly $50 millions Of Francs
The people Of this connify are enormous consumers
Of French PRODUCTS while on the other hand France
an unwilling receiver q our products except Cot
ton. IfFmnco would open her ports 10 oui tObacoo
ls freely ne ours are 10 her silks and other
luruues. there would be some approach 10 a receip
roc.ty of trade between the two nations, bat a. h.
We are compelled 10 make up tns bslsncs against Us
BY continued shipments Of spcce--not packet ior
Havro having sailed from New York fora long time
past without carrying large remiiisnces IN coin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22
From the New Yorker
A CHAPTER ON INDIANS.
ny Az ILLINoIAN.

No while man probably visits the banks Of tbs
Rock River without some speculation about its far
mer inhubitanisi and If others are like nyselc ,ho
question has been thousand times asked. how !,
were posible Tor any race Of beings 10 keep posess
ion Of country 50 long and leave 50 few traces of
ihei l''mef existence. man may travel for weeks
IN the valley Of Rock and Pecaionic rivers vtbout
once suspectng. u he did not know il beC,rs ,b,t
any other than rs present inhabitants ever held po,s
ession Of o.. Mounds he would meet in pleptv b.,,
whether they were the work Of man or nature b,
could tot infer nor would he draw any proor yytat.
ever without digging into them. Old Corn-hills he
would Ind ~ plenty bot they might be supposed 10
be natural roughncss ofsurace Their traiis vb;,b
q few years sinre was The most frequent and evi
dent Of their reraains, " by chance he should r,y
h'rd lars Oi Them NOT grown Up n weeds and oti;t
GRATED, De would naturally enough suooose n D,
COW or deer paths. Tombs he would find foy =,
none % me % Is melancholy 10 think bovy s,on
ne poo Fellows arh forgotten even here; and vet !,
s nothing more than common 90 The world u,.,
many Of on The eauh's population. whom death re-
'noE are remembered To one however Who
WI examine. there are yet traces of the former lords
~ INC s'L ln lho woods YOU will meet with .osoe
AiuW'etnF l'g, ha.l covered with soil Ieaves and
H"s'' whose end when cut " N show fb,t IL 90.
N'"o ~ NC hlifhei, SUI, resembling log AZ which
'n' 10Y ih TIE apprenticeship u choppiug. ba,
hacked-agaiu there will be evident rp,Tts ID
fire, kisdled against some Tree the scar Of ,b;ct
o. entirely grown over--bsside another viii s-ooI
az lninns ladder. nearly dgcayod which was made
'i strong sapn veil neJged with Inns =, bicb So.
eni on about foot from The trunk 10 form the sfs,
i"r me Fellows sometimes found "a neces.sr, In 80,
20 iar On heir native Indulgence as 90 climb tree
puH ~ raccopn. or eramino fOr bees though ttsv
gre indifferent hunters 81 the fDrrnsr they are as
fond Of honey any oftbe devotees ~ TTvmeuus
I'D will hold immense Publication over the prev
u vel filed honcy-comb. There ere those here /
low who have Glanced 10 come upon them in the /
woods Oh such occaii0ns. and The most cordial and
ociierous invitations wore accorded % pariako a. \
Shaf q not feast Of rascool.vss feast Of stomach
ud dOw Of soul
A. The ~audoreF comes out Of the woods u,o,
'me hiah bank q The river where beautiful ero..
gct ofeIs Of The winding sirsan, be viii notice sew
rel poles bent On The form 81 hslf rainbou "a,
lrs Tow q hen yet standing snd the .ss, % 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22

THE TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-Thc 1cven !.
still working The Temperance cause il still -four.
ishing IN our city There is a spirit that seem, to
pervade the whole oi oar people. rs ifItey
were waking from deep sleep to renew cd mental
N'gor and proper conception Of truth We had
no conception of the extent Of this feeling until
on Monday evening. ATTENDED the meeting Of the
Washington Temperance Society at the City Hall.
The roll n n very long one requiring near half an
hour TO read IL. and the members were nearly all
present and animated wirh Il true spirit and ferv.
or which should characierize men who are consci-
Gus they have commenced good work and feel il
Q" be their duty To carry II through the end.
Many Of the members. though by no means all OF
them. have beeE.during some portions Of their lives
IN the habits Of indulgence a greater or less ex
tent. The experience of all, however is, that each
one who INDUCED at all, was in danger of ruin
ialsehood- poverty, disgrace misery, theft murder
ignominy. death, hell. Now they have started il
the right course. they have entered with alacrity
the true path to case, Virtue. comfort wealth. honor
health. happiness, purity, heaven The one the,
have left. the other they have chosen. Devils .
lone would say they have not chosen wisely
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22

There was on enjoyment in ihis bath. greater
even Than ihat Of cooling orr heated bJdfcs Itws.
The moment Of q golden sunset We stood I'D 10 our
necks in water clear crystal sBd calm g. ihai Of
some dirninutive lake, at The margin u y channel
along which he stream was rushing with ssrovyv
speed On each side were mountains several thou.
sand feet hiah. with their bop Illuminated by che
setting sue, on point above us eas palm Iesfe5.
hui and beflse % r. naked Indian sat looking Of Ds
while hocks Of parrots. With brilliant plunaags AL.
uost 90 thousands. we're aying over or hesds
,'hs up our words. and filing The or vith their
nony mpckings o. vas one Of fta.s bas,,,r.t -.
inai ~ fnreiy occur boz human life ,lp,.t -
dreams O.d as We were. We might have bseons
Iyeic. oui fhai Augustiue came down 10 tbs ono.
'iis bsnk. and whh rfy hist ross shove me 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22
TWENTY SEVENTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION
SENATE.

wAsniSsTON July L. ls4l
Mr.. Calhoun presented the procee dings ofa -se'-
ing IN Buckingham county. Virginia oppp.d to the
extra session, bank and everyihi,s else. Aher
some conversation between NJ calhoun and Mr.
Cay the LOAN EiLa was irtsn up Us part OF the un-
finished business NJ Allen moved to amend by
proviJing mat ~ money obtained by the loan
should be an''Ied. Shcr having paid the public CT.
pcnses the aefence of the country and to no other
pu, Csc Lost by a vote Of 10 To "a
No. Woodbury. moved 10 amesd by striking out
twelve millions and inserting six millions Lost
81 to sc
Mr. King moved to stike twelve and insert
nine millions. Lost, % ., &c.
Mr. Benton moved to reserve two millions. which
should not be borrowed except during the recess
ofCongress Lost, 90 to 81
: Mr Benton then moved 10 amend 10y div osiing the
Secretary of The Treasury of power 10 apply the
money Lost. 81 to %
MIR Sewer moved To amend By prohibiting the
Secretary from issuing any treasury noIes after they
were redeemed Lost 81 to27
Mr. Allen moved to adjoun Lost, 81 to 25
MIR Wright renewed the amendment Of MIR Seyiel
! with modification Lost 10 To IS
The bill was then REPORTED amended, and til,
: Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF X REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Arnold ofTennessee moved the reconstruct
. ton a, the vote the resolution Of MIR Profit lha
the question house bull No. should be taken OF
+ Saturday aud made a rambling speech, for wha
purpose, heaven only knows The vote re
considered and the resolution Withdrawn.
u Mr. Mason proposed joint resolution provdin
= for the adjournment Of Congress the 22nd ms
g Objected TO.
Il MIR. Sergeant offered the following, which wa
Is adopted
rs Resolved That the select committee the cur
rency have leave, alier this dag, eli during tn
= sessions OF The house
The house again resolved itself into committee 0
a The whole the of the uuon, the bill m:
= king appropr,f lions for various Notifications.
II The question being Mr.. Watcrson's motion
n strike out the enacrins clause il WAS debated
y length until the committee rose.
10 Mr.. Bolts offered the following, which was
dogled. yeas %. nays 81.
Resolved. That at 10 O'Clock on Tuesday nel
all debate in Committee OF the Whole on Huus
bill No. shall cease, and The committee shall The
proceed To- vote on the amendments then pendin
TO said BILL and the shall then be reported
the House with such amendments as may hay
been agreed 10 by the comH'iiiee; Il rovided Tina
nothing ia this resolution shall prevent the com
from repairing the bill 10 the House at an Garlic
hour ifIt shall think fit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA HALL-Thc Jury TO whom
was referred The question Of damages. and whether
The owners Of Pennsy lvania Hall participated m its
Destruction. after weekly deliberations for six
months, have made their final report 10 The Court
ofsessions. Five Of six have reported that tho
owners Of the properly have sustained damages To
The amount Of $4,000. and they were moi active
participants in the mob which destroy ed the Hall.
[Philad Amer.
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QUApRuPLE RosrnN Nnrlnr

Inc Boston Notion Of This week isa rou.er n
contains eight pages each page has twelve columns
and csch column is Jur feet long - that there are
'hfse hundred and eighty four feet e good reading
oooasiSnaiy ofnamenied and illustrated with en-.
sia'lngs. SINE oithe latter tho pictures which
ossuiy snd aJorn Stephens new book Of travels
: P"fuon OF The text being also. among the read.
ins mailer. There are several works IN the Notion
p prose and poetry Likeneses ofMr Tyler. Mr..
Webster. NJ CaIho0n. Mr. Clav. General Scou
nd Cornuodors siswsr, are among the piotori,l
onisnu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22

Friend DAVIS. Of the Peoria. (Ill) Register has
caught beautiful sunset, and lac disconrscih there
on equal TO eny book Of poetry. We like that. The
whole world is beautiful, and he whose mind can
S'VeI IN The rich beauties with which every section
ct our globe IS filed, and be content with those A.
round without signing ior other and distant beau
ties possesses heallhful ygor and good hard sesso
lOo ia this world
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22
OIL! TEMPT ME NOT


Oh tempt me not. will not quail
The red insdious tide.
Within hear a demons lnugh,
Oh , turn the bowl aside
There's death beneath the chalice btim,
And pain in every glow.
Twill natures brightest radiance dim
With misery and wo.
moments iancied joys may crowd,
The mind ia frantic dream;-
Bat ages rapt in virtues shrouI,
Within the goblet teen.
Then tempt me not. no friend thou art,
Who thus would poison ell;
A felon he who stabs the heart.
Yet thou the soul wOuld'sI kill.
Gaze thou within the sparkling cup
An, staust thou nj the sight,
Why freeze the hearts best currents up
With dark and whitening blight
No magic union meets thine eye
But things OF s,erner truth
wife and ehildrens' frantic cry.
OF misery and truth.
A fathers slvery head is bowed
In bitterness and tears.
The cup hath deeper burrows ploughcd,
Than weight w.nlry years.
Behold! brrher's manly face.
Is crimsoned DER with shame.
lie seeks his home with stenlihy pace,
For blight is on his name.
A sister calls for help in vain.
A weak and fragile reed,
For wine her earthly hope hath slain,
In hpur Of dircsi need.
Then tcmo, me not. I will no; quaF
The arr insidiOus tide;
Within h ear n demons laugh,
Oh, turn the bowl inside.
Philadelphia. A. N
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ipIv 81
t'ROsT's AMERICAN sPEAKER-

- CONTAINING numerous rules, asseryotio,,s a.
exercises on pronunciation pauses, in1ecti,n. a.
cent and emphasis also cOpious sqiracis in prpe and
P0oly, cacuia'eh 70 assist The teacher and 10 i'm
leg and reciatioa. '''''
by JOHN FROST, author Of History Of Inc United
States f,' sale al The store of JAS A INGRAM
Jhy X No 1911 Main a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22

Waeov FREioifrs The price fOr hauIi0g yra.ls
rom Baihm75e 90 Wheeling is now and bas been
io' nfne TINE, one dollar per hundred. Ponnsylya
nia haa incurred debt which sne en- scarcely ~.
ef pay, 70 construct railpyag and canal iran pfis
oufEh 70 fhlladclptia. end yet goods can he takoH
ei,eap arc prohahy quick BY ne old National
hoad. Not bong since We sa,g IN a Pittsburgh pa.
pef - in'naiion thnt ne mate must do even more
~ lhem % Ba'iino-e md New York would isks
u-, ~, 49, 'on Of he wsucn uade-fUnou.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22
GROWTH or THE wEsr-Tb. R;.suo,

GROWTH or THE WESr.-Tbo Richmond
Wing. IN publishing table of The present popul..
ton Of nc States q The Union rernarks,-yVbilst
the South has receded. and he Norh boen barely
able 70 maintain ~ own, The Great West has gone
ahead with hundred horse power. IN her hands
1re the future dssiines Of the Republic In The
neu Congress she Will have greater representa-.
ton han either the North or South, singIy. AID bv
The nsTt Census, IN 1850 sos will exceed fbsr, bo,b
combined
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22
DEsTRUCrION OF THE yUIACr or IVA

PANOCH.-The Sullivan CoaGiy Waichman-
states, that the Furnishing vl'ge Of Napanoch was,
almost entirely destroyed by fire the 18th inst
Tie fire is supposed ha re beer caused by friction
ofihe machinery OF Inc old Spuihwick iannery in
which it was first discovered. large building,
which has been erected q short time for n manu-.
factory Of axes. was Consumed, toceIher with five
dwelling houses near IT,, The dImlso is estimated
at about 100000.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22

w The Burlington Hawk Eye says. that Cover
'oi Chamoers' ollowa, hus received commupie,
.on IRON tho War Department, apprising him that a
'afge and sufficient supply ri arms and muu;,io,.
"af mas been ordered for the protection Of Che I.
o"a honueri and that as soon as The buiLJing. =,
NocA island are sufficiently repaired-wbihb will
Oe IN very few days. part Of them will b. Go.
''O'' 70 The point. The remainder were to he
cent % lie Fgrts nboro-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22

CITY BANK BUFFALo.-Tbs-Neu v,,, c,.,
f ,I"''Oin '"e public against bids Of this insii.
,'''o "nI'h ne says have recently been put in car.
ou'1,oh iof 'he purpose Of defrauding the State
i0nos-Ihe Comptroller viii pay no more notes O.,
thai bank without satisfactory evidence that tb.y
were m circulation at The time Of the ipiuncGo,
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ENRUST SALE OF A VAITXPTr
TAXERN STAND p--.-. -

o. Trust executed by Sarah Beck dated The 5Ib d.
"i"ren IoSS and NV Of record in the CLERKS
Madden, shall on the the 2Ist d,y of '.e'y
AZ me Conf house IN Wheeling. sell all ,,I co.,,
uac, or parcel Of land on liule Wbeclin,,
e'eek ~ the county OF Oio. on the NJ
uonai road adjoining lands Of Ebenczer N,K;oIo.
1ohn MnEwel. and others. it being tho same ,roS,
IA "a 10 Which Abram Beagle and was conveyed 70
c,a. BECK and IS believed to contain rec a.
eres quarters. and IS perches. ."
Inc title is believed 10 be good bu, .,u;.,
trustee shall only sell such lille as have u'
me said Tavern is now in the pn.,es,;o, or 81.
49, a, z. JACOB. Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22

CUBA. letter from Havana under date Of the
4" Jolly. 10 The editors q the New York Erpr,s.
states That The fever bad quite subsidized. and there
were bot few eases. These however proved gener.
ely fatal those taken late in The se,., g.,rIl
ere
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22

We learn from the Belmont Chronicle that Chan.
esy Dewey Esq Of Harrison county. has been mn.
minated by Convention Of delegates Of Belmon,
and Harrison counties. forming a Se,,,o,;., n.
'rci. The Wing candidate for Senator ,r,ro ,h., A.
'''I Also that the Belmont County Conveal,on
pave nSminaied Messrs. Crawford Welsh nnd HnVb
Rogers Tor the House.
Inc Harrison County Wing Convention has non,
mated JOSIAH Scott for Representative. The oooo
ELTON have nominated Samuel Bell
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22

The Temperance Ro'orners sre rskt,g f,oropgb
work % Wheeling Aduarqis
Indeed hey ere. You may set down wbs.ii,,
entirely reformed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22

'''''uons ere holding meetings snd making
l'Oe'y,'s in Che vicinity Of wilmington. Delaware
nu'nner Of ihs members Of he sedt have dcterni.
oeo 70 hold eanrnsetinr near Trenton IT, New Je,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22

On FRIDAY lasi. iheJ ames River and Kanayya Com
pany purchased. 81 public auction. The Richmond
k'for 100000 We presume, that arrangements
WI soon be made Tor esec'ing the much desired
Naier communication between tae james River On.
nal and Underwater
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