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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-16

Lac Of ocerhanging treeS.-A committee
Of the legislature of Massachusetts, lately
made q report, that it is now we'll settled
that where the trunk Of tree stands upon
mans land, and the fruit and branches
ovcrhang another mans property, they ne
vertheless belong to him upon whose pos
session the trunk stands. 1t is true that
The overhanging boughs may be considered
Il trespasS Or a nuisance, and may be re-
NEEDED or abated in the proper mode The
neighbor intruded upon may Gu, down the
annoying boughs, though it should seem
there ought to have been previous request
to the owner of the tree TO abate the nui-
sance, before the aggrieved party takes the
matter in his own hands.
AS to whether the owner Of the tree may
catherine fruit when 1t falls upon his neigh
boris land, the law is unsettled. The bet
ter opinion seems to be that he may.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-16

Bennett Of the Herald has u thorough
knowledge of matters and things. Look
at the following:
SimpIjcity.--Tho Boston Courier asks
with great naivette in reference to the pro-
posed bankrupt law, "why is it that a
merchant, mechanic, or any other person
should be compelled TO pay his debts, while
banks can set the law at defiance, and
laugh at the publcF
The editor is far behind III C march Of
morals of the present age. Pray ho~,
could the presidents, cashiers, dire tors.
and other officers Of the banks. os able to
give such soirees, dress tt..cir wives and
daughters so fashionable, project laws for
the relief of the people, live on other peo-
PIES property End loan money to b2ggar-
~ PoiI'lcIan', if banks were compelled TO
wlno up "hen they refuse 10 pay their ho-
mes deots On demand, like other bankrupts?
L ne innocence Of our Boston contemporary
IS most outre and Of the {" olden time"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-16
N. FRANK ana C. latham sholes, Editors
TERMS

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No subscriptions received Fur loss period than
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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-16
VOLUME l. NUMBER 40.

Scene IN aa FiSh Court. Jane Barrett
a young woman apparently about twenty
five years of age, very well dressed, and
possessing considerable personal attrac-
lions, indicted for stealing fourteen shillinys
the property Of Dennis Hogan, was found
guilty, when the Recorder asked the priso-
ner if she had not been in that court before.
mentioning, that if his recollection served
him right, he had formerly sentenced her
to seven years transportation for felony?
The prisoner said his lordship's memsrv
was perfectly correct, and that she was
only returned from New South Wales, six
days! She prayed the court 10 pass the
same sentence on her now; for if her re-
quest was not complied with, she would
annoy The court and put the citizens TO adj
ditional expense. She added, "When [
was at Sidney lived respectable and like
Il woman; no one there knew me to be an
unfortunate female, and therefore had
peace of mind and happiness: here there
IS no resource for a young female but de-
graduation and infamy. If am left here,
must follow a life revolving TO my nature
and inclination; send me back again, for If
you do not this time, you will have 10 do it
shortly. "-Fhe learned Recorder complied
with her request, and sentenced her 10 Sc
ven years transportation. The prisoner
thanked the court with tears in her eyes for
the favor, and turning from the bar, cried,
"Hurra for old Sydney and the sky over
it,"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-16

There never was a wiser maxim than
that of Franklin, "Nothing is cheap that
we do not want Yet how perfectly in
sane many people are on the subject of
buying cheap things. 4" Do tell me why
you have bought that cast off door plae!'
asked the husband Of one of these notable
bargainers. "Dear me-" replied the wife
" You know il is always my plan TO lay
up things against the time of need; who
knoaos but go" may die, and I mag marry
q man NTH the same aane as that on tie
door platep"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-16

Wisconsin, Copper ogajn.-We have
been informed by a gentleman who visit
ed Mineral Point few days since, that a
second successful effort has been made to
smelt copper ore, in the vicinity Of the
copper mines in Iowa county. We men
toned few weeks since that Messrs.
Thomas and Afford had succeeded in OBJ
tanning pure copper from the ore at their
furnace at New Baltimore. Within the
past ten days Capt. John T. O'Nen has
made entire pigs OF copper, of the first
quality, at his new copper smelling os;ab.
llshment, near Mineral Point. The ore
pays we'll for digging, and Capt. O'Ncil
has now large number Of hands engaged
in both branches Of the business. The
Capt. is a gentleman of wealth and enter
prise and our informant tells us that it is
his intention hereafter TO turn his attention
exclusively to raising and'smeIting copper
ore. Should the experiment succeed as
present signs indicate, he will be we'll re-
warded for his trouble,--Enquirer
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-16
TIE NEW York Pr

TIE NEW YoRK Pr
ADVISE ADVISE ,d rHspoc9,"S the management Of Of
young b,t ,; uE.r Ae will get his queue pulled
- oung ladies' will fab in love, and tho
worst oil II IS, they are sure to take as an
0oJoct some man that Pa does not Uka.--
MS i growing evil but il must. to some
extent, be endured. One word 10 Papas-.
Ii you wish your daughter moi to love Mr..
-, praise him to the skies, invite hin,
10 your house-let Miss Julia see him 90
much as possible, and our word for it in
d week she will yawn when he comes
in. Take The opposite course to make
her love, aid be sure that neither mamma
or sister interfere by speaking q good
word" Women 10 their adolescent state.
are always obstinate and self willed. and
though it may be, yes, pa ard no pa
do not believe word Of it. We know
them, and why should We not, wo- have
been years finding them out"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-16
The following is related in the February
nnn1her of the knicknrhncknr.

The following is related in the February
number of the knickerbocker:
DR.. Aspen's episode Of tooth drawing,
reminds US of country patient somewhat
akin to his, who called on one Of our mos;
eminent dentists, being troubled with a ra-
ging tooth, which he wished extracted.
Seating himself, the polished instrument
was displayed before his eyes, and the next
instant the tormentor was placed in his
hand We'll DOCTOR said he, how much
do you ak for the job! Guy, but you did it
quick thought my terms, replied The dem
list, ARE one dollar "A doAar--for half
a minutes scorh On c DOIIarU Thun-
der Why, doctor down't our place,
drawed tooth for me two years ago, and
il took him tpo hours. He dragged me all
around the room, and lost his grip half a
dozen times. | never see such hard work;
and he only charged me twenty-five cents.
A dollar for minutes work o gtt OUT
YOU must be iokin This economical vic
tim was but following out the popular utili-
tartan doctrine, that the labor necessary 70
produce q result should form its standard
Of value.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-16

A peasant went into large city. and
among other objects that struck his fancy
was banking house, whore he saw pco-
pie 60 in and out without getting any goods
apparently, as in other shops. He VEN
turcd TO enter and ask the teller what was
sold there. Asses heads" was the
sneering answer. "What business you
must have" said the rustic, 81 see you
have but one left"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-16
From the Cincinnati Chronicle.
lGICAL REMAINS IN THE WEST.

We have had the pleasure of CONVEX
sation with one Of the most intelligent gen.
tIemcn Of the West, upon on some Of the
most striking of the ancient remains of
Missouri and Wisconsin. Most of what he
informed us he had actually seen and ex-
amined himself, with oil the facts and his
tory Of curious remains either of men or
animals in the west. We thought it would
10; be unintercsting TO describe, in brief
terms, some Of these remains, especially
as We have been rather skeptlcal in respect
to some Of The accounts.
lst. The MIssouRrAN, or the vast and
unknown animal recently discovered IN
Missouri. This he has seen and examined
The man who discovered this animal. did
in consequence Of an Indian tradition
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-16

a netc toVn AlGair.-The inhabitants of
town IN Connecticut, it is said have vo-
ted that, whereas the selling of rum is p;o.
h'aoie to the seller and Improbable to the
town, the town will take The business into
their own hands. They accordingly ap
pointed man to sell spirits for them. yo-
ted him salary; ordered the seectmen 70
furnish the rum, and directed the register
every man who bough, the rum, and the
quantity bought.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-16

The New York Commercial Advertiser
is nov struck off at the rate Of two thou
sand an hour. And yet such is the crowd
in the counting room who call for papers
before they are ready, that the propriotors
are getting u new machine constructed,
which will perform the labor in half the
time
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-16

Tdres in Michjgan.-By the Auditor
Generals report, it appears mat 4,Os6,
80 acres of land are returned for taxes in
the State. The assessment for State tax
es varies from 40 to 80 cents on each so
acre lot-and that for county taxes from
65 cts. TO 81 80 cts, and the road tax from
81 go to 40 60.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-16

At the late Northampton, Eng. Assizes,
John Pridmore was found guilty of flinging
his aged father, with whom he had quar-
relied, into horse pond, with intent to
drown him. The dutiful youth had pr
ously sold his wife and threatened . vi
Of tis mother. ne life
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-16

| our possible enemy is in great force upon
| our borders, and in a great triumph every
| where, we are naked, destitute, exposed,
and powerIcss.
1t is supposed that Great Britain does
not know this--or that, knowing it,our con-
diion, as compared with hers, will not cx-
[ crcj5c proportonatc influence upon the
tone and spirit in which a negotiation on
| her baH may be entered upon and conduc-
| ted
It seems to US to be shutting our eyes
to all experience 10 doubt that such must
be the effect upon her council, Of our desti-
tuition and her readiness.
Turn we then TO our seacoast defence.
From the Bay Of Fundy to the boundary #
| Texas, there are not Excepting in the Pc
ninsula Of Florida 100 regulars on the sea-
board. Our whole army is in Florida, on
| the Western, Northern, and North East
| tern frontiers. At a great expense. we
have erected some points-Hampton roads,
| for instance, New Y orl harbor, and New
port large and strong Notifications but
| they are without a man to garrison them,
and, for the most part, without cannon TO
defend them, or to enable them TO assail an
approaching enemy.
In this condition, instead OF being a source
OF strength, they are actually cause of dan
ger to ourselves; they invite attack by their
| detencelessness, and might be destroyed
! by even single frigate that should land
its marine and sailors,-or worse yet, be
occupied by the enemy, whom, such are
the strength of the works when adequately
garrsoncd, it would be difficult to dislodge,
and who meanwhile would obtain the
command Of our own principle harbors.
Surely, this is an alarming condition for
country that has unsettled these rather
angry points Of controversy with great
naval and military Power.
| We allude TO it, not to make 1t matter
Of reproach to any one, but TO arouse at
tcntion to the fact, and 10 induce, if it be
possible, such timely preparation of the
means Of defence and offence as may in
! fact avert the occasion and necessity of
restoring TO their use.
The Navy is hardly more efficient or
adequate to our wants.
| Rust wears more than use, and our Ma
w IS rusty.
The stuff is there-,and will be found
| when wanted, but the naval administra-
ton has been negligent, or unskllltul, or
! both.
The whole naval force Of the United
States, according to the last Report from
! the Naval department, of vessels anoat: aud
those considered fit, after repair, for sea
service, is
8 ships OF Tie line-Throo decker,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-16

Vessels, 40
Steamer for harbors-
There are on the stocks, 4 ships Of the
line, two-deckcrs Of the first class, first
class frigatcs, and sea steamers, which
might, it is said, be all got ready in a few
mouths.
or these, however, there are now in &C
toal commission but
line of battle ship,
frigates,
ii Shops,
1 briggs and schooners, and tho
Fulton steam frigatc-
all which, with the exception Of the steam
err and one or two sloops, are on foreign
stations.
Against q sudden attack, therefore, BY
even feeble force, or the formal attack
by a large fleet, we are comparatively pow
cress in naval defence.
But are We better prepared MS TO the sin
cws of war, money, than with IFS moral
instruments, arms, ships,a and men! This IS
an inquiry that we must postpone till ano-
Their day, AS it may lead us into large details.
Meanwhile, VIC invite attention to the re-
Elections here prcscntcd.--T IN. Y. Am.
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THE MARKErs.

QGss II lAs Bslsizsrs sssSseas. gsssSsy, Isk. I6.
cATTEE.-AbeSs SO bad q Beef Cattle
vsF0 0Gsfsd f1r sale this noFniEg and sheet us
Were lAkea By The sisy eatchsfs - REices vaFying
frem 50 Tor good e 80 ger 100 rs. Tor sTist-
y pri0e- Ahoat So bad were dFivea NoFih,
The balance remnih IN market snsbl6. Live
HVEs are salliaR az abo9i S. IS 70 sc, PEI 100 lbs
FL0UR-The mssket fof Toward Street
y rather dell, he store psics steady 81 t 50 foF
good esmB0a brands We ncie saiss 81 ssVs-
Fai handrsd baFFrls is-dsy q 81, 50 % lime, with
interest. Tia receipt pfiee eoatinaep e. 81 ,a7S
10 e4,44. City Mills Flour. = hgid e. aS, sal sor
sseadaEd. ed 81, e7s fog ezra.
GRA1N.---0ood rcd Vghsss 9ouia eonuaaaa
ebo9t % eiS- Tha last nais Of white Corr, was
81 - 6saDs We aaoia Oats ~ - - ets.
cLOEER8EED.-- HeldeFs asig IS, ia . &c, IS
PEI hsshsi, for riEieily PSisss has " hear % 20
sAies ever g. f1a
ygBIsKEY---Limitsd SAILS Of hbds. a. asa
cis. and q bSis. ~ S9t 4 IS ela. TIE Bsesa
psics 81 bis. Is 20 esats.
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RHNaK ss q ~ 3. sls.lsa -
ooaHa<.. - &o#FaI 1T Nar1kna
~. 81 Ht& ~ FalItez1s tAoetle
1IEelSo1 81 ~ 1.41ttl ~ nionls -
ls.ss.s -. = s s.ss = .,.s.s..n s,..l :.
SsSSrsI TS'5a - sS5i1,sas hsss hsss .sss u
- ~ - ttte.a-ss e. llIessstllse tAe 1ziss-
e.. sfthsisIll -, &c - esn6,iral klseiriesi
ziss4ia,. Az RnnA. ~ elAes cAtmirsl 80
Eallese|A.e 1p1ass<1z.
9spsIs ~ es<ss a eng tisns serisn ihe kes-
sisA- Ut y ~ cee<s y D s1saa,sesessi n shsn
g eeseF - ~ s,eassneaDsss. ~ 1e4Gsilsa
iet s1aeaes saoepl 80 nlaest.
z1as11 .fkA skssIoN oF FlgE m1a7Esi
noal1. intin1Ias Washes, .e~ ete 90
Fer 90 shs ersackes ofsa ks9'th E1ega-
tiea. tsefs6isE eFkleaf kasSis19a ~
- EagsisA i<ngssss. Hsenee11iFs
Assiai cod PFssiissi Arllhm>ti>. Elis.
.efys - essEfsvAy: 80 ~ .ss e
tssticA ~ Nsess Nsisfai Dejsn<e,
esnPsising heinsrsiegy, Bslsny, as1
zeolesy. Natsral Philosophy ssd cks-
Ths RrsssA l.ssusss. %
kiu.ic, - ~. 0esfsa. pr qaerlse. ~ 50
orpsusslsi nFaaehss. sneh - Drewing
aed ealniiag. Mskse Tiptiag. oslsntai
Tiallag. RbeAg ssd chlssse Wofk.
1Aell Gork, Wax vert @ Riswegs,
H5~oae agssrseos - assb wssk = devoted
Tor Nhleh there = ~ extfn charge.
TAmpie Recommendation are made
Tor the ssespiioa Of sa aasilioosl nuabsr
Of BosrdsFs.
cAsrI.sls~s. V.b y. Isti.
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TGGTM.

We 40 MS0 nBNII0l No Wo
Sssrgsess y JurcAGssseas Dsssessf.
DRRFoRMs altopsrailoas 10 the latest aad
~ noat inprovsd @suesr. md Inserts Ar
TiPlcIAL TEETH on The lately discovered
npthod 81 stmosphsrie Prsssurs.
o@cs ~ c~lsF1 Hshi-Ladiss waited
On 81 their private FssIdsBess.
n. B. Hs h 10 Posssssioa q . material Cor
Plasging. No, enly simple h IL nature. bal sp-
Piisd without Aay pressure on the tooth. and
uoald particularly Eseommond u % al before
having their tssth sxtraeiOd, which Otheru lee
might b saved b. hsylng then plugged.
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REFERENcFR.

NuAnlHbToWn, Feb- u, It4t.
Having convsrssd with Dr. kiecormiek %
the seisaes Of Dental Surgery, ~ well - the
science Of Medleiae IN general, feel no heaita-
tioa u Pronoaneing bin IN my opIbioa fully
prepared esd component 90 practice she depart
Sasst % Surgery 10 Which his chief attention Il
dirseted, and verify the eonadsaos snd patron
age q this eommuniiy. : have witnessed his
mods Of opsrstion. and belisvs ha will render
oatisfsetioa. sc has tbs evidences Of . resulsr
graduate of Me6ieiss.
JOHN }. n. sTRAIrH, q. D.
cAsrIsslovD, Feb. 10. IslI.
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%. s. GregoFy 2 %. NHanageFs

Agskisg n sIl 3t.9le prisss. smoansias 10
0ED,0l4 DoaBaga.
TICKETS cay eis--Iislsss -es.ss,.ss ssgs.
Csrtieaaiss - FaskAsos sfas iVhoss TIrhsls SEQ
b g ss GO & 4 'S e
For Tfeksts aad S6arss or Certificates
Of Paekagss u ths aaovs SpIsnas6 Lot
eeTtss, -address
4 D. s. GREGORY 3 CO.
Jesss6Rers,
WAsHlseToH csTY. y, o,
February %. ISL
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H.NN.H4r
81 Wdehi. chtsfmea 81 ihs Conmii.
Zee q Eiaaaes ksiied 81 lhe appFseia.
lioa 81 i.ssa sc Hes 81 Espfssszia.
ives
A'. esgis' q AK. naSs Z sgeapf aas
noi ePPpi'itqa 70 ods 81 re p9sgissfas 81
lhs - shiaa askes e. aprloesiasila 81
ete9 80 ieg harsmasrl q - fatsas
e kl9i,aa. e. 3 ~ tr e.
ss-.a ee.'.es, YEA lsssiapa q ihe ta
e. squigalaai % a. s.se-tt ke fhe
Pesss e - gesasg q srs
laalsas. ~ a. 3eas1 -
- ihe Pafpaes apsfsfst
Sc. ? 80 Ias fa
saeei ks Utipbsa. Hc'ha
seasg ieem - AlN. es8 if
90 ega latss n1sg 80 f
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f Wqe g. ssirs saag 81 &
0ss Wesl Rsi6ssss. 80 ss
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0xSR MopKsR.--A eenilsman in Pa.
after having beso married. had bis own
came Publishsd. nnnonncing the fact. bat
lea opt that Of bis wife, Stating as season
that she did Aol uish 70 bave her pane
pobIished in shs papers.
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TsxAS.--Pspsts iron Caieesloa az tbo
50ih ut have been received a. NJ. %.
Alter sn inlsEuisticA 81 lwenty days, .
msii bad beea Fsesiysd lFesa Aessia. a
eeuefsi baakFups laN hal bzss aasssS BY
COagSsss. which q e bsiisved wobId re-
esire tbs sasetioa % ne Pgesi3sni. Tics.
w. wsgd Bee beea appoiessd Commis.
sioRsf 81 che Gsnssal Lead Ozcs. Heavy
g4ias tiill coatinaa, snd such L lhe ssals
'of the rsads. tAei travelling 81 lend 81
seagly ahasdaaS5.
The Tezaa papers es8lsia souss Gee
versions ~ 90 Fuaoss, 90 lhs sfsei that
the Msxicans age eonesntgaiinR foFse Oh
sh4 he Grenes sax she ppfpose q isvnd-
|iaR fsSss--tat 4 b sekasw legged shs
sane 0enss eop6fmsiioa--tb papass
sra sEiipsIy IL hrsor--ths Msxiesas ere
aos ssadjng lo1cs sgsissi Tsxas--so says
toe HeS ofEesos Bplisda.
THE M1sTRnB ExptASaRby u. Chi.
Ten, a Nee Htsk. kavina eksefaliy sneiy-
red the sfemSeh g ~. 1FReil. Who gas
soppeeed % have baea eeiaad IS hig
vile, - the city. hes oaneenesd lhat ha
has foan6 nestsE b excite easpisieas--
Aeesrdi8f te ~ Coasias ED EnenigsF,
shs facts 81 De esss wase shasa - har.
azaffsli, bsirg ed y baeiaess q NaW
Eosh. DID cot shiak g. aas deiag 20 veil
e. - ai9hs 80 ateswhsge, BE lhgssiors
cold BE sieck e eeods ed lsll 81 Bslii-
ners. ipavise ~ wis end ehild bshind.
some iime oassss Nshnet SO islofmA-
lios iroai hin Fsaebing BE fsmily, liii -
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On ta 81 lassast e Ais reasaeeos u he loea e
GseshagF. We, HFc8Ann 81 HsapEasoH, Ataar-
nsy Is Ass, sSge 50 yeass. lssysag large lsaliy
ed usay fFiaafa - isagaf hls icas.
TIE 8easszei ~ reaiisd - sha towa ~ fsess-
slse auss thsz - yeafs dHFiaE sh,es tiasa - kss
bees aaasaily aeiiys ~ spsesszfal pFesiiioaer
q Ne FgsssnsiSas ed seasleeFRs3a seFilna - 81
"a kssrsEsg fsF the Consaa wezlsh g. ~ sassstaT
s1e tafssisF f11Fts ~ ~ eeapty. I've alstfsErtl
- i1gie 1ses saloa - het y ~ - ais sste3.
- skFg1, EFostET So e sfsea sFiE1iess eta sks
ssrsesaitg, f.tslF esssaoes3 ~ pFfaeBf-e sl ~
psissiFtee ~ ssfiaee ssss q ~ @ea sitssls6
o. 8fsdsy ~ eik lass isFs -------- gsstuu,
We e 20. yseee s.elss. q lhla eseelg.
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sisisees - issgprFe- fFlgft uates ~ inst, srga
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-18

SuBnrTrIHc IT 10 the PEoPLE.---A
psorosiiioa bee been ialroaeesa inio The
LegisIaturs Of New York to The eject
thai. hsrseglaF. every bin 10 run The State
10 debt. o. lend ~ credit TO Incorporated
companies. shall Be submliied 10 the peo-
pie. ct general election. add abide their
deeisioa. The nlsrming increase Of The
State debt vas The reason that prompted
he Hseasare. The New York Sun sp-
proTss Of the proposition. on The ground
thai the people viii have 70 be taxed 20
pay the debi. sad they therefore should
ssy wheiher the debt shall be incurred.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-18

INPoRTAScE OF ADvEnTIsIEe.-Ths
NavburyPoFt Herald ssyS:--" We have
kuoWa within ieQ monlhs. two inslan-
ees 10 our own town, where indisi51als
Who disposed Of property. Would have
saved over three hnndced dollars each for
having paid one dollar fOg "a adyeFtise-
ment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-18

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-18

THE EDTToR--TAe editor OF he Bos,on
Atiss has recently recovered from severe illness,
ana his coavAlesesaes Il made mere delightful
% hi@self. and We add. gratifying - his ffiends
b. he knowledge thai dnfinG bis aickness some
kind. generooa. Warm-heaFled ffisAds placed "a
hls pfiating oGiee new press 81 che cost Of two
thousand dOIlars.-- Uaitsf SlnIss G1Ettis.