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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

UNCOMMON CALr.-Wc saw ycstcr>
day, at "licad Quarters" calf, seven
teen months old. which weighed sos
lbs. 1t was raised by Mr.. Joseph
Smith. of Springfield township. New
Jersey, and we have never seen one at
that age which would compare with it
in beauty. size and weight.-L Philadcl-
phia Chronicle.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

suTcipr.-The eloquent Dow, Jr, says man
who hangs himself because he can't catch fish ex.
hibis the moral Of suicide He says you oil cas-,
your hope.baited hooks into the troubled water of
the world; and ii you don't catch something more
than gudgeon, ins,onter--if your antcipatidns
are not fully realized forthwi,h--you go and make
Judases of yourselves! What folly what stupid.
ty! tell you, nay brethren, 10 keep on Go5btng--
the fish will bito 10y and by.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

be witch in the estimation of certain
folks, and of course she becomes rcspon-
slbIe for all the unacceptable mischief
which is done in the neighborhood.
Think of all this 10 happen in Phlladel-
phla IN lS4l. Ledger
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

A DEAN WiFE-LoTd W. was looking
very sour and blue at long bill from Madame Ca
radan Carsous enlarged, not contracted hy her la
dyship. "W--, my love" said her lady ship in
a tone o: h, wilching soilnoss, are you angry with
me, that yuu look sd very cross - Far from H.
my deaf" replied his loldshp,-"l feel OF this mo-
ment y.u ave dear6r TO me Than GvsI,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

A VALuABLE HEAD OF HAIn.--The Montreal
papers say ,hst hundred thousand American lives
may he injured. We do bessech Mr.. Mcleod, says
the n. Y. Tatler. TO take precious of his pre-
cous hair; and he extremely careful what barber he
employs--fur a great deal depends upon It,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

q" In JOINING CONTRASTS LIETH LOVES DE-
LIenrs."-A few evenings since, in West Felicia
ma, Louisiana, a Mr.. Tomb, shout 25 years of age.
espouscd Mrs. Butler who bad arrived al the ma.
uonly Of 65 1t is quite natural that Mrs. But
lr, a, her age, should think of fastening to the
T0mbs.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

SMOKING THEM our.--The three persons ares.
ted but recently in Ohio, for killing and robbins
number of Indians, attempted to break out few
days sncc by firing the Jail. All that they &C.
complished was to kill their companions, the rats
and nearly suhoca'e themselves.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

NSRr Goop.-The Boston Post tells story Of
down-east militia captain who on receiving note
from lady requesting the pleasure OF his com
pany," understood it compliment TO those un-
der bis command, and matched the whole of them
10 the ady's house.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

Tuk Marine OF TaE Polrs.--In the city, well
known 10 every body, if they can find out the name
IA poetical genius hauld up before poetcal
magistrate for kissing girl ard kicking up dust,
and the following interesting dialogue ensued:-
Magistrae.--Is your name John Jay
Prisoner.-Yes, your honor, SO the people say.
MaG.-Was it you that kissed the girl, aud raised
The alarm
Pr,-Yes, your honor, but thought it was no
harm.
Mag.-You rascal! did you come here to make
rhyme.
Psis.-No, your honor hut it will happen some
tines.
Mag-Be of, you scamp. get out of my sight
Prs.-Thank' ee, your honor, then III bid YOU
good night
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

The following extract ,f letter from Gentl,
man in Ireland to his friend in this city has been
handed to Us for Publ cation:
"DuNp,LR, Nov. l6, ls40.
"You have doubtless noticed IN the public p'ints
the great progress which Temperance is making in
this country under the auspices Of the iIlu,irious
p;clate Father Matthew, Of the Catholic Church.
They indeed give you but very imperfect idea Of
the great revolution that has taken place in the hab
its Of people. 1t is sight to see drunk-
man in our streets even on market day. In
truth, the greatest drunkards have become the most
so'er men, More than one third of the inkeepcrs
have declined renewing their licenses, and have
bandon,d tie business. The distlers have turned
their attention to other pursuits; and it is remark
allie fici that none of the members Of our society
have as yet broken their pledge Bal. Amer.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

There is something of novelty, is true, bu, not
less OF reason, iii the proceeding of late esteemed
minister of New England, who at the close Of a
very badly sung psalm, read another to the choir.
saying you must ty again; it i'd impossible to
preach afer such singing Dos. Jour.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

FINALE TO A coURrsHIr--"Flora, ah' dear
es, Flnra-i am come-ah! Flora come to--oh !
YOU can decide nv fa,e-l come, my Fioga-ah ~
Il see you, Malcolm, perfectly. You are come (;
you tell me interesting intelligence certainly. Well
what nCNtF"
"Oh Flora | am come ro--o--'
40 offer me your heart and hand, suppose :"
Yes"
"Wel, do it ike q man then, and not like mon.
key"
"Plasue take your seli-possession," exclaimed !,
suddenly starting up from my knee, upon which
had fallen in an attitude that might have won the
approval of Madam de MaillaTc Fralse, "you make
me ashamed of myself
| proceed, sir" said Flora.
"You Ike bresiry, it would seem,
! eyes" replied Flora.
"Then-wiil You marry me =
| ayes"
"Wd you give me kiss Z
you may take one
| took the ProfIered kiss
Now this is going to work nationally, SAID
Flora "whcn thing is to be said, why may 1t moi
be said in iva seconds instead of suffering and
s,ammerire two hour about ii! OH how eordf
aly do hate oil naiseries!" exclaimed the merry
maiden, claspng my hand energetcaiy.
"WeI them said |, "humbug apart, What day
| shall we fix on for our marriage +
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

An Ohio editor in recording the career Of nal
dog, says:-" We are g'ieved to say that the rabd
animal, before it could be killed, seriously bit Dr.
Hoac, md several other dogs
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

Harrisburg paper gives case Of absence of
mind in the following way "a girl who was ono
OF our first loves. was night lighting US out, af
ter having passed delightful evening, and in bash
iul trePida,ion she blew us out of the door, and
drew the candlestck behind the door and kissed t'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30
northumberland Go. Pa.saturday, january 30, ISL

has recovered her health, has given
birth TO a fine calf, aud yields her milk
as usual.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

4 political orator, who wished to CANNON some
Germans, just previous to an election IN order TO op
tain their vote, observed, that he was not German
himself, hut he had brolhcr who Was renia'kaly
E,,H af GrymGH SQut1geS
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

A correspondent of the London Morning Post
gra,ely says-"By the explosion at Acre 1000 souls
were shattered into 10000 atoms in an ,nstant,'
Five atoms are therefore equal TO one soul
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

A dandy is a chap that wonlj
BE young lady il he could,
But as he can't, doc all he can
To show that | e is not q man.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

DO you like novels a. said Miss Langush 10
her up country lover | can, ssy," answered he
"lor ale any, bu, I'll tel! you what, In deal
on a young possum.'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

PREcIsELr so.--"My dear" said husband to
his airtctionA,e better half, after a matrimonial
SOU ,LbIc, "you never will be permitted to go 10
heaven"
"Why mott"
"Bec,use you will be wanted as torment down
below. - Crescent Ctr.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

"My friends" said a minister, The Sunday a:tr
a monstrous small contribution, "when said tn
charity was the love cf cur speeios I fear sou u,
stood me TO say specie. uust on this occasio
you will not labei under tie slns rpstais."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

do you know Mt" asked one friend 0.
an other, referring to an old gentleman, who wa,
famous for his fondness of the extract of hops
YES, sir know him we'll" What kind OF
man is he!" "Why, in the morning when he get
up, he is beer barrel, and in the evening when h.
goes to bed, he is q barrel OF beer"
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"Neighhor Towle, viii your Patent MediciD'
cure cold7"
"Cerianiy sir they an infalliblo remedy
You viii obl'ge me then, il you viii give tn
weather dose
"Gci oul you imPsrtiuen,."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

| tlnd was common fund for all the P,op'e-u g
| ns'ric'o OF Columbia much rs any other People.
They contributed their share to the tonors and cx
hses Of the Revolution. The District was parts
Ip' virginia and Maryland, ard as such would
have been entitled to their share Of the proceeds
| entitled.
The discussion upon the amendment ofthe Scna-
tot from Missouri was continued by McssrS. Nero
BERTS, SMITH of Ind. and Others until IL o.
clock, when the Land Bill was laid on the table Tor
! the moment.
THE FISCAL BANK BILL.
The orders OF the day wtr, called, being the mes
sage of the President and the Bank bill.
MIR MANGUM of North Carolina moved to
o'clock
Mr. BENTON con,cnded that tho Constitution
aid down an imperative order upon the Senate TO
proceed TO the reconsideration orthe Bill.
The reeonsidcrotion should he prompt and the
proposition 10 postpone was unconstitutional
Mr. CLAY Of Ky. wished not to postpone the
question unless Il was the wish Of other Senators
Ii was the wish of Senators around him 10 postpone
and he bccedsd to their request with pleasure. The
brief ideas he intended 10 throw out he was as rea.
dy TO oder at this time any other. On the cues.
ton Of power, Mr. CLAY said there could bc no
doubt, and 1, was absurd to raise one. The Com
S.tuton required that the Senate should proceed TO
reconsider the bill, but the time was lett with the
body, and tins had been the practice when former
oil, were returned TO the Senate.
Without further remark, the vote was taken and
the bill was postponed un;il Tomorrow
Mr. CALHOUN asked the Senator from North
Carolina Il he intended 10 call up the deferred bu.
ElneSS TO morrow At IL.
That was my notion" said Mir MANGUM.
LAND BILL.
The debate was resumed upon the Land Bill
and upon the amendment under consideration. The
Senate voted, not to include territories, IS to H.
Mr. SEWER followed with an amend nent in
relation to the reduction upon tho price, which was
voted down after defence from the mover and
reply from the Senator from Indiana.
Mr. BENTON next proposed an amendment OF
considerable Importance, but AT an oary hour the
Senate adjourned. Taking the Land Bill Of 1882
as MS guide, he moved that the new States be al
lowed twelve aud Halt per cent. more than the
cid States, instead OF ten, as proposed IN the bill
before the Senate.
The amendment created quite warm discussion
pending which tho Senate adjourned at half past
two o'clock.
THE vote OF the House Of Representatives, lay
log the Bankrupt Bill on the table, by yeas los
nays %, created quite sensation IN the Senate
and caused It's adJournnIenLl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
The Uhiy payiu

a letter from Washington contains the following
paragraph.
"Ihe Wing party never was so closely united,
AMI there is not a man 1mong US not ready TO make
any personal sacr6co to carry our objects. There
never was 50 noble and glorious a party on III,
Globe"
True as Holy Writ And this noble spirit among
The Whigsoi Congress meets dring response ID
the Josoms Of the Wings Of the County Their,
mover was 90 siaunlh, 90 loyal and devoted plrty
The talk Of dlssoIuuOn-tho cratic alterations o
this or that politician, but binds them tho mou
closely together. They have no idea Of benJ
cheated Of the fruits Of their Iobors by trading par
/ uzans or siuIuhed abstracts. They have suugge,
to throw of the incubus Of the late Dynasty, an,
TO substitute practical and salutary reform-an
hey never will be content until they attain lhs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

On the 3Oth July, on her return from IN. II Cd
sulphur Spring, At the house of her brother. DR.
Kadiord, IN the county OF Montgomery, in the PC h
year OF her age. ANNE REBECcA BEALE, wife ol
ShaIe> l. BeaIc, OF BoIetourt and the only and Toe
loved daughter Of VIM. X Elizabeth Radcrd. nosr
'"iS pace Lynch. Viz.
At Roaring Springs, in the county Of GIouces-
Ter, on Saturday, the 18th day Of August, in the
9Th year OF hls 9Ss, Mr.. JAMES b. TALrAFrRRo.
Suddenly, on yesterday afternoon, ut 5 O'Clock.
Mr. CHARTS w. McGrsSIss, IN the 5O.h year OF
nus age.-Ihe friends aud acquainIancos Of the IA.
my requested to attend his funeral tins after.
noon, at o'clock, from his late residence on r
street, without further invitation
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20


PASSED AT rHr rinsr SESSION or rwrSrr.sEvENrr
CosoRESS.
IPuBLIc.--No. IL
AN ACT making appropriations for the present
session of Congress.
BE Il enacted 6y the Senate and House Of Rerrs.
sestaiirss Of the United States Of .7rsreI ia Con
gress assembled, That the following sums be- and
the hereby Appropriated, 10 be paid out OF
any unappropriated money IN the Treasury, viz:
For the pay and mileage OF the members OF the
Senate for the present session, sixty eight thousand
Ave hundred and forty one dollars and sixty cents.
For the pay OF the Chaplain OF the Senate, FIVE
hundred dollars.
For printing. stationary, and all other contingent
expenses OF the Senate for the present session,
twenty thousand dollars.
For tho pay and mileage of the members of the
House Of Representatives, including FIVE hundred
dollars to the Chaplain for the present session Of
Congress, two hundred and hity.slN thousand SIX
hundred dollars.
For the printing stationary, and all other conIin
gent expenses of the House OF Representatives tor
the present session, thirty thousand eight hundred
and thirty six dollars.
For tho supply Of stationery for the House of
Representatives for the second session the tw en-
ty-sevcn,h Congress, fifteen thousand dollars, or so
much thereof rs may bo necessary: Prorided, al
tpoys, That no part OF the sums appropriated for
the contingent expenses OF either House of Con-
gress shall be applied to any other than the ordnO-
nv EXPENDITURES of the Senate and House of Re-
representatives., nor extra alowanceIo any clerk,
messenger, or other attendant of the said two
Hnnso-1 - ~'hnr of them.
JU1rS WHITE,
Speaker otths House Of Representatives.
SAM'L L. SOUTHARD,
President Of the Ssusis pro iSnpore.
JOHN TYLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
Trr SOUTHERN Lrrrn.nr Mrs,sxsen

and Angus, Richmond T.. W. White.
This r o. w0d; which We never take up ygrtfo,t
pride an. pleasure. l's contents omBr.es sgm..
thing beyond tnc mere rphemcr1, grsc,iu' and ap-
pyalin in p.ugdrl. intended solely for the |4gl.
! u has no brilliant embellishments 10 attract ..g
eye, like some OF Dos lighter contemporaries bout rfs
is claims 70 favor and patronage upOH grogr. 81
more solid md durable. II leaves the rrsrau,
| drawing room 10 works which have established a
| vel founded cain 20 such fair patronage. but
while DO Addresses itself ewph1uca.'y 10 the student
The gentleman OF leisure, end the business man ir
hIs closet, hH library or his counting room, Do car.
| res c.1tms $50 which may make Il "friond Of bic
/ whole Gmy"
| No member Of % housrho'd-uo American s.,..
zen, indeed, can iW. Of finding something lon tI5.
work which my asrgcIp'y or pr0f1Gly arrest NJ.
lIlOH The articles upon the Navy by Lieut.
| MIury orc especially valuable; ond others, uppr
suNjec's Of aimOs, Cqua. interest, have given tb,
Literary Messenger not only wide circulation. but
an influence as wide. The literary contents 9th,
work arc not generally inferior 10 those Of aDy o. He
magazine In the United States. BuI many Article
have appeared n BIS pages which may take rany
with TIE hrsl class Of magazine compositions
| We are well aware that this is high praise. bu
we DO not write % without well Ssigbtpg or,
| words. And the perseverance and uotiriro IBdus
I try with which Mr. White mas IabourcJ In ,be ss
Enlistment Of the Messenger is not the Ie,sf 49,,
ment IN ils favor Those eKorons have nut
upon a basis which cannot be shaken. and bsv
procured for il reputation permanently fred 4
Q il was patiently obtained.- Brother jonathan,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
IPUBLIC,-No. 81

AN ACT authorizing a loan not exceeding the
sum OF twelve mil lions OF dollars.
Bel enacted, Sc. That the President of the Uni
ted States is hereby authorized, at any time with
in one year from the pass OF this act, borrow
on the credit OF the United States, a sum not cx-
ceedIng twelve millions OF dollars, or 50 much there.
OF as in his opinion the eNgencles OF the Govern
ment may require, at rate OF interest, payable
quarterly or srmi.annua,ly, not exceeding SIX per
cenIum per annuu; which loan shal, be made re-
imbursablc either at the will OF the Secretary of the
Treasury, after SIX months notice, or at any time
infer three years from the rSi day Of January next:
and said money 50 borrowed shall be applied, IN
addition 10 the money now IN the Treasury, or
which may bo received therein from other sources,
TO tho payment and redemption of the Treasury
notes heretofore authorized, which are or may be
outstanding and unpaid aud TO defray any Of the
public expenses which have been heretofore, or
which may be authorized by law, which stock shall
be transferable only on the books OF the Treasury.
Sec =. find be Il further enacted, That the Sc
cretary OF the Treasury be- and he is hereby, au.
thorzed with the consent OF the President, to cause
To be pTGpiei certificates OF stock signed 10y the
Secretary aud Counlersgned by the Register OF the
Treasury, tor the sam 10 he borrowed, or any part
thereof bearingan interest not exceeding SIX per
ccntum per nnnum, and transferable and rClmbUr-
sable aforesaid, and TO cause the said certificates
OF stock be sold: ProviGsd That no stock DC sold
below pr.
creinTy of the Treasury Ice, and he is hereby au.
thorzcd to receive proposals for taking the said loan
O. TO employ an agent agents for the purpose OF
negotiating the same, and to pay TO him or them a
reasonable commission, not exceeding one tenth Of
one per cent, on the amount so negotiated; which
sum to be allowed TO such agent or agents, and such
expense rs may be necessarily incurred 10 printing
and issuing certificates OF Stock and other expenses
incident TO the due execution OF this act in al not
exceeding twelve thousand dollars which sum is
hereby appropriated for that purpose, and sha.! he
paid out OF any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated
Sec. j. Had be It further enacted, That the Secre.
tlry Of the Treasury IS hereby authorized 10 pur.
chase at any time before the period herein limited
for the redemption OF stock hereby authorized, such
portion thereof as the funds Of the Government may
admit OF, after meeting a. the demands the Trea-
sury, and any surplus IN the Treasury IS hereby
appropriated TO that object.
Sec. ). .ind5s it further enacted, That the faith
Of the United States be, and IS hereby pledged for
the punctuol payment OF the interest and Iedemp-
zion OF said stock.
Approyed. July 81. ISII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

CLEARED,
Ship Garonnc, Charles Sagony, for Cowes and
market tobacco, cotton, and slaves, by Lewis Ro.
gers.
Brig Escalu', soomnn Taylor for Rio, by A
Warwick < CO, with flour
ARRIVED,
Schr WIN Bufk, Sulmtn, Egg Harbor
Schr JoiepIIne, Robinson, New York, sundr.cr.
10 Tabb & Giles, DoIin, Kcuriar & Co, S * Som.
crs, Bniord 4 Porter, Bnls,ou K PIeas1nts. Hub
bad, GIrIncr X Co, Gay & Bcntly, Allison II
Wat, Crane Il Co, l. LuJlam & Son, J * G. Wins.
ton, & w Anderson, + Boyden, Williams &
R1UI' p. NJ < Roper, w n Smith. II Baldwin.
Peyton, Ds're X Edwards, L & Morton, J y Cor.
don, Fly X Co, y Tyrcr.
schr Tfom1s Dir, Griffith, Bi,imore, sundrics.
70 Lancaster, Deuuy < co, DOnn7n, Dunn & Co.
Ma.sign ( PIo1s!nts Ken, Kendall & Atwa'cr,
L q = b.lsf I Robertson, y q Winston, Il
I'LL < co, G Parkhi.l, l. Woodson, T. RodheaJ,
SAILED,
Schr Robert Armstrong, Baltimore. coal.
Srhr E.izibgth Jane, Phillips, Blllmoro, coal
Schr Mary Bright, Bright, Old Point.
VIA CANAL.
ARRIVED,
Canal boat Highlander, King. with 40 ions r,,r.
chaud ze, to BrgwsIl Smith & JOnos, and Wlniree
4 williamson. paying 2l3G o.
Pioneer, Pellet, with 4Di tons mdze. 10 BagweIr
smith 4 jonas, l. Ludnm & Son, winfrce & vii
hanson, and } w DIbrc.l \ Cos paying SI2g %
Efztbgth, Wilson, with - tons mdlo. 10 Bar
: vel, Smith Jones, Saunders, and l. Ludlan
y Som paying $40 IS.
| Com Harrison, Clarke, with IS. tons mdzc. Z,
| a warwick & CO, w DbrcI. & Co, Wcbb
| Booker & Hamilton, l. LudIam & Son, and Gamer
ton x Crunp paying sgJ 26.
! Gabriel TAR, Ovoron, with ISL tons mdze. L
| Rivcs Harris, Winfrcc 4 williamson. Fry & Co
| BlgweIl, Smith & Jones. and Darlington, Gibson 1
Thornton: paying Ss5 ~.
CLEARED,
Tennessee, Bailey, with 90! tons mdzs Tor L,c
No. ", Lock No. ~, Sc1tsyiIlo, Elk Crock, an
Lynchburg: paying s5I -.
Jumping RABBIT, Johnson, with ~ tons mdzc r,
Dover Mills, Lock No. II, New Canton, Lock NJ
4 ", SeoiwVilIe, New Market, Groonwoy: pawn
sIl 90