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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
FALL.AND
W1NEBR GOODS 81


UfHR slhsrribsr : no~ r.rsi.i.g his fsursk
supply q GOODS. Which Ne win sell a
Low a. iksI e.n b Purrhassd y he county. Il
i 9ssscsssary % nestiol al fbe ariieles %
hsns bat bis stock coasists j. part - follows:
CIokhs from One Dollar sPsDards,
Cdssimtrts g 60
Cassineffs from 37l C<nts "
wide Fl.nssls faIl WOOL frem IS sis upwards.
Bssotifui assortment Of yesiirgs very chsap,
Mousisins. fat eoIors, IS csnts,
Rich Prints from cents upwards.
A large stock Of BIeached Musllns from cents
5ap~ards --an< other articles IN The SANE pro-
portion.
a general assortment of Groceries.
coGes from 8 csnis npwards,
Super Sugar from eto 70 cents.
Gunptewder and Imperial Tea 70. Al,
Loaf Sugar from i2i cents upgards.
And ~ articles usually Kept 10 the erocsry line
would respectfully requssta call from M
customers and the public generality
CHARLES AARPER.
She5herdsiown. Nov. 10, Ist2.-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
III THE L.a.N.D

In the proceedings mentiOned-being the
lands Of sckich Francis and Sally C.
Moore, died seized, estimated at $50
Acre. Sad Lands lie upon the
road loading from the tOll-gdte delOic
Halitown 10 the Old Furnace.
They are we'll watered and iimbsred, AMI pos
sess many other recommendations, which will
best Be sesa BY personal examination.
The two traits will be sold in body.
7srms n Safs--one-third on the lst April
lS42 The balance ia two equal annual pay inents
10 b. made on the LIST April ~, and The balance
lst kpri rs. The deferred payments 10 be 80
cures By deed Of trust upon the land.
Po5session 10 be given on ihe Isl April next.
AM. MOORE,
N S. WHITE,
Eos.3. l842.-sw. Commissioners
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
COmnlissiOner,s SaIe !

pursuance Of Decree Of the Ciredlt Su-
- perlor cout 81 Lac and Chaneery fbr Jef-
,ersoe Couaiy pronounced on the 26lh Or Oclo-
oe1 iast, 10 cause therein depending, 10 which
lnomas boteIer. guardian for the infaHt child.
fen Q, yesse. d. Moore, decd, Is plaintiff, and
sns aoult ne1rs o. Francis and Sally G. Moore,
aec y, are defendants, the undersigned, as CON-
3 sFs vii pressed 20 sell Il the house Of
1N2toA ttAgtrNs On tuc CtutSu4s
bidsier, on ihs 30h day or .Nortmber Asri, la ~
otetoek Al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

4 DRpeFsnns indebted for PEW RENTS IN
me Episcopal Church in charles.own, for he
hals.vear cndink October Isl. are earnestly re-
s1eslei % pay The same 70 NnrlAM n Csaie-
nlLL, without delay. Nov. 3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
TRUST SALE.

nv virtue or tvo Deeds OF Trust executed 10
- the subscribers by Mathew r. Thgoek-
morton, forthe purposes therein mentioned VIII
BE- offered 81 public sale Oh the premises, to
The highest bidder, on Taesday ne l5ih aay Of
.Nsstmbsr, 1912, the TRACT or LAND
10 said Deeds mentioned. called Upton, con-
tanning BY estimation SO4 ACRES, being
the larm on which said ThFockmorton resides,
snd;pnrchase1 BY him sons time SINGS Of Pro-
vince McCormick This land il situated rear
The head Of Long Marsh, ii this county. There
are 81 the premises comfortable Dwelling, D
good Barn, and other improvements, and sup
posedto be about seventy acres Of The land il
TlMBER-A A more particular description is
deemed unnecessarily, as II is presumed persons
Wishing % purchase will examine for shem-
selves.
Will be Sold al The same time and place. by
virtue Of the Deeds % Trust Aforesaid, { Ne.
gre Boy. John, about IL o. l3 years old, sad )
Negro Girl Betsy. about is years old. fern,
| very accommodating, not more than sl,se0 Of
or $4,000 will be required il cash. OF o. 1 short
crsditon The land and negroes. and for The resi-
due cf the land payments eight 10 zen years can
be had. The negroes II aot sold FOR cas- will
be sold on crefitp twelve months.
M FRANCIS MCCORMACK.
| tYAl,-R. SEWERS,
Clarke county, oet. 20. 1872. TF,.sess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
nnAnrFRI.Y MRETING.

The Methodist Protestant Quarterly Meeting
Gin eomme6ce 10 he Free Church Al Harpefs
Helrr. On Sunday HE 20,h Of this month The
president Of Tie conleienee. with several olhel
Ministers will Be II attendance.
Nov. 10. 1914
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
Tract Of Land

10 ne il said trust. supposed 70 contain SOC
ACRES or 50 much thereof as may 81 ne-
cessary - SATISFY The debtof said John Ship.
win The inferest,aDs costs It being - shlfe
property which was purchased BY Hsftne u!
Opie, Sew, Of John Hurst. Exsr % fames
Hurst, Decreased. and adjoining The iangs u saib
0pie and William Csslleman1
rr-FAn indispulable title will be giyen ths
G. 3: HARDING. Trustee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
TRQJSTEE,S SALE.


DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust. executed to
- the undersigned, as Trustee for Philip
Coons, BY James Duncansen, dated the 10Th day
Of Jandaty, ls40, and Of record 10 the Clerks
Office Of me County Court Of Jefferson, for the
PurPosestberein mentioned, will offer for sale,
Saturday the 22d day Of oeiober nert, for cash,
on the premises, Tho following property at Har-
Pers-Ferr,, TO wit:
.aHfht right, title and interest ofAs
said James Duneansoa, being one nioiety
A thereof, I'm those
1IHTWo HOUSES & LOTS
~ ltlM purchased BY the said Duhcanson,
jointly with Philip Copns, from the
commissioners to sell The RAJ estate or James
B Wager, inthe town OF Haspers-Ferry, wtich
two Lots are marked and numbered on The plat
Of said estate as Nos So and 46, the one beng
situated on the South side OF the street leading
From. Harpers-Ferry TO Charlestown, and o.
posite the lot owned by w. & s B. Anderson
the other on Potomac street, adjoining the U. S.
Iine.on the South, near The. house nov occupied
BY Henry Ward.
Tbs sale will be made al 2 O'Clock, p. NJ!
GEORGE W. SAPPlNGTON.
Sept. 90, ls42. Trustee.
bCeThe deed above mentioned required a
no,iee|of sixty days previols 10 the sale, but BY
consent Of parties. the sale will be made with
my appreciation on the day specified by the trus-
tee. . JAMES DUNCANSON.>
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

sale o! Horses belonging 10 Robert kidenour
and WIN, H. Chichester. te take plyce at the
Courthouse ia charles.own, (insten Of else
where As sdsertised.) 90 Monday The 2lst inst.,
heing first day of November Court.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
P1LH 10.

/. Are rholly prevented. or governed h. he attach
has come on, II you the only true fIArs LlSt-
MESr, from Comsioek & Co. An cares .nd r,.rv
thing relieved By Il that admits II Al outer nppl;s..
ton. ID acts like eharm-Gse IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

nD4IFitELY CURED. and III ihriselied mus-
eie. sd limbs rcsiores. IN he old a. yeerks
" The Indian Tegrfat< EIrir hnd .FcFps ard
Bele Lilsnsnf-6nt neskk Without The name Of
Coms,oek 3 %. q Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
q y o q n u = u. s
CHE.1FD FOR C.aSM

HyO enable Us to furnish our eu.,on.r. ,v,,h
bfoeeries a. the iowest possible terms, and
e.enI mem IRON being put 10 the trouble Of
ke'rs e ne'ghooriag towns, where the cash Sys.
-. -. nag oeen introduced, We have concluded 70
80 u oul Sroeerles Tor cash We have consult
= 1oms g our irisnds who approve our plan.
~. y ns noPe ~ilI meet the appreciation or all
% oufSustomers. We believe Tie interest n
az ParsIes viii be promoted
Nov. 10. 1870. +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

gas intelligent youth. from II 70 s year.
81 age, q good education. and d industrious
ldbitt, viii be taken % Apprentices 70 the Rrint'
~ bulinesg a lhe
Nor. 10, 1919. FREE PRESS OFFICE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
DaIIey,s Magical Pain Ex-
tractor Sa1Ve.

THE most exfr.ardiaary remedy ever Invented
FOR 81 nes o. Old burns and sssids and sores and
sore eyes Il has delighted thousands i vilffnke
OIL III psin " ten minates. and no failare- vill
eure The piles
n-FAII oflhes above Family Medicines constantly
kepi oa hand sd for sale ~ The Drug Stores Of
J. II. BEARD & Co.
Charissfosvn, Va.
A. ". cRlDLER,
Nor 10, isia-iy. H@p1s-Fsvry, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

Heddacke.-Dr. Spohs's Headache
Remedy will eHretuaIly cure SEX hradaehe, either
from the nerves or bilious Handreds Of famiIie.
are using i with grest joy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
STARTLING FACTS.

city almost i1eredible. b. coms,oek ( Co, Neu
York. A
STARTLING FACTS. Z
Hundreds Of children and adults sire lost yeArly
with worms. when some other cause has been sop
posed 10 be the true one.
IL is admitted BY Ill doctors ihst searee man,
woman Of child exists but what are soonrr or later
troubled pith worms. and IN hundreds 81 cases sad
TO relate supposed fever. seariatina. cold or some
other ailing. carries off the flowers Of the human
family-Shile in truth they die Of Worms aud
these could hsve been ersdigaied in day, by the
use Of boltle Of Kolmsloek's Nerm,fsge, Al the
Cost Of quarter Of dollar
How siekening the thought that these things
should bcr-and who can ever forgive themselves Tor
not trying this Worm Exterminstor. when they
knOp that even il ihe case not worms, this re-
medy could not By any possibility do hurt y but al
ways good Asa purgstive-let the disease be What
i may How important then 10 use i. and who
will dare take the responsibility 10 do %ihdat i
Let every parent that is not brute, ask themselves
this question ID truth and sobrrness n {a s
Mr.. J. Z. RINGoLp had child very sick for near
two weeks. and attended By 4phy sieian. without
relief. when Kolmsfock's HermifHge was given, and
next day rnore than forty worms we're passed. when
the child Ieeevered rapidly.
For-lale al the Drug Stores Of
JH BEARD & co,
ChartestomH, Va.
A nj CRlDLER,
Nov. 10. lS42-iv. Hdrbers. Fesyu. I'm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
Sale .EIea,l OrnMela.

Sale Of the interest OF James Duncanson in
Two Lots OF Ground, 1t Harpers-Ferry by
George w. saPPiDgtOn, Trustee, On Saturday the
l2A inst Va
: sails Of George Porter6eld's Land in Berke-
4fey an Monday ne l4th Instant
: Sale Of F FL whitiDg's Land in Berkeley,
on al same day
sale Of Daniel c. Burn.' Dover Interest in
Jefferson and Berkeley and Personal Property,
on ne same day.
Sale Of james ) Grogans Land in Clarke,
on The same day.
Sale Of Mathew R Throckmnrton's Land and
other Property. on Tuesday the 5th instant
Sale OF Iohn Sigler's Property, Shepherds.
town, u. Thursday The lii insiGnt
Sale OF Richard DuGields large. crop Of
!. Grain and extensive Stock Of Horses, Cattle,
sc, on he same day
Sale Of John O.. Wilson's large Brick House
al HarPerseFerry, Saturday The l9ih inst.
Sale Of James Foley slarge Tavern House =,
Hsrpers-Psrry, BY Messrs. Fouke and Unseld
Trustees. On The same day.
Sale Of John Keler's House and Lot at Boil
var. BY Isaac Fouke, Trustee. on The same Gay.
sale OF John o'Hara's Brick House At tiar.
pers-Ferry, by the same, on The same day.
Sale 81 John Hopkins Land BY John E. Page
1Trustee, on Monday fts 2 Isl inst
Sale Of Corn, BY John G. Morris, Agent, on
the farm of The late James Hurst, on Tuesday
ths 22d iastani
Sale Of william Grantham's Personal Pro-
~,,.,tvs naar Smithfald On M GA inxianf
Sale OF George Reynolds Personal Property,
Il his residence near Shspherdstown, on he
aiih Instant
Sale Of George Reynolds Land and Personal
Property. Il The same place, BY Henry Berry,
Trustee, On ia same day.
sale OF Alexander 9. Gordon's Land, BY c.
B. Harding, Trustee, on TIE same day.
Sale Of John Q. Wilson's House al Harpers-
Ferr,, BY Edward Lucas, jr. Trustee, On the
96tk instant.
Sale Of Land 10 Berkeley, belonging to the
Heir. Of Thouaas Gill. on Monday the sstk inst.
sale Of Francis aud Sally c. Moores Tract
or Land, near the Old Furnace, BY Msssrs.
white and Moore, Commissioners, on Wednesday
ths s0tk instant
sais Of John slriders Land the Gulf Mills
Tract. By Messrs. Lucas and Fouke, Trustees,
% Esday tAs "a IN D,e,mbsr. D-
SaIe Of Edwnrd Hughes House land Lot ia
chsrles,oun, ~ Thomas Griggs, Trustee, on
The same day. -
Sale OF samuel s,riders Tract Of Land, BY
william Lucas, Trustee, before cartsr's~Ho,el,
en- he l6thef Dssenbtr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

uihs sun o b made hnbsr lhsl above
na1ed decree has been reduced. by inj3nclion.
10 about he anm Of $4,000. ahd = madh land
only will be sold Is nav Sc pIc.ss,Fy ~ n ~.
q The decree Is nov REDUCED. r;ib ~ cos,s
.na taes % es sold will be taken from the
eoa,n ne 81 ne tract, adjoining WIN. Castle
nSp neils. Sranihsn and Others. and win be
soe y .nf acre a. faf ns necessary 70 raise the
sale % take place II u O'Clock, precisely. /.
w. r. SEWERS,
5 nov. 3, 1872 Srsss.T r..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

an CLARKE COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
y Pursnaaee u ! lor az citcais So.
s psrior Court Of Law and Chs1etry, fol
Clarke eounss, IL The cass lof GroeIA a i
aka,nst ClaFeS adminiiirnlofs, &C., vii pro-
eesd p sell o. he prsnisss. 10 he hirktsl 81.
der, % Asa&. q. Ia asv n .N,-rnss. i6t2. =
much Of he tfael of LAND inIIks }focec1.
ings mentioned - oil = - .i.ni d 1n,ss ~
sun o. S93s0s win interest fron ihS 1kt.l t1j
81 October. 1870, ana ne cokIs 81 ssii|deer.i.
This land IS situated IN cl,rf, coahiI tt,r ~
bead RI Long Marsh. being ~ ,ra6I u1t0 which
Jsnes J. Grogan Il present rss;iSs. 1d1 61i1
some tina sincs 81 Alexander filEh6tH. a1n,r
.of James cl1Ss. deed.
10 Tuns II Ons.iksr1 cStt. he resi-.
due = equal i1slslmenls 81 four SnIl shit
months. tko purchaser giving bonis hni| ! 1sa1
q trust o. IL prehisss 10 sScurs ne 5ef1rrS1
P,ymeets. WM. n SEEfETis.
Clarke csunkg. Oct. 20. l64R fenzlf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

e7wILL any person Be 50 needless Of bis
own comfort. with such remedy al hand. as to
suffer for single day with Rheumatism The
Composition is prepared and sold by
ADAM YOUNG, Jr.,
HarPtrs-Feryy, &
II BEARD & co.
JOHN P BROWN,
Oct q. is4a- cksrissio.sn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

n CaPSi. CaPS!! C4PS!!!
MlLoTH. Fur, sealstts. Velvet and Glazed
~ CAPS great variety for sale very low,
- ne iiore q MILL Err.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

/ Il
Of every description -~sdch = asds. BsAssta3s
and SEEDING. chaifs, safe, Carpets. rioek.
loi Of Books. 10 iii word. ali iks properly
q said Grshlham.
ALSO AZ rae SAME rsnr Am yEAek4s
~ .tTsf-Tate WIG ON emf team of
FIVE HORSES; together ,,;lk Ha,,,kss
complete, spkiea Is II he most s,.lsrsor
qualify. Ile Wagon Is q superior one,
be,ag he tssn conveyed to Us Il Trustees 81
Gransham : Barns a Jack-screw 4 lot 81 Saga
= Credit viii BE- givsa for an Sims of Us and
upwards antiilhe ffssday Of August neat. for
less amounts, thescash WIN he required. enad
and approved security must be given before ~
property j. removed. Sale 70 eommence bafls
and continue fromday 10 day until allis sold.
JAMES GRANTHAM.
John n SMITH.
JOHN 4. SMITH,
Nor. }, lssa Trustees.
h5rAs the Adore property IS sold f6r thc be-
nsns q TIE creditors III Grsoaham s Baras. it
and. bid literally, and make i extend Is Tar is
possible III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

e SMALL y. of prime Rsson, cured 10 u
SET p. J MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
175l ACRES.

The improvements comprise good com 'or,-
able Dwelling. Stsbling. sc.
The Land Is Limestone Of best quality, and
the property 10 every respect highly desirable
NTTerms made known on the day Of sale.
DANIEL B. MORRISON, E-Ior
Of George PSStafsld, dss'd.
Oct. 20, lsI2-ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

To Families and XIirni5d s.
THE follo~ias Indispensable family remedIe,
nay BE found d the sgeheiss meniioned below!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
SAGE on HAND.

1NHE undersigned, Executor Of George Por-
- terheld, deed, will expose 70 sale al public
aaetiou. On -aonday he l4lh day Of .Noptmber.
Hexr, before lhs couri-House door 10 MsTtinss
burg, the farm on which Henry Civilians now
lives, adjoining the lands Of VIM. Cunningham,
sen, Daniel Lemarter and Others containing I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
Balm OF Columbia.

EoR rus HAIR. which wilI-.,op /, Il falling
- out, Or restore il on bald places and on child.
rem make 4 gror rapidly or on those Who have lost
the hair from any cause.
All Vertnn thai infests the heads Or children in
schools, are prevented or Killed by Il Al once
Find the name Of Consfock q Co. on IL. or never
try it. Bear this in remembrance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

I 0st 20, isl2.

~ The saie Of the above property takes
place with The consent of The Bondefslxnea. ana
his ny earnest desir1 thai ~ friends ara neiSh-
aols will come (orwatd and 5 III liherall5 fof.shs
eboNe property. GEO REYNOLDS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

Will eradicate Ill Worms in children o. adult
uiih.a certainty quite astonishing. Il - the sam
- inst INSIDE b. Fshasssoek, And sells Nith rsPa
city almost Incredible, By Constoek 4 Co, Nev
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
ADAM YOUNG. il.
Sd q W 6 G q S e.
.Wat,, 50. Harpers- Ferry,
Larnbangh's Composition again Trium-
ii phant.


ch6rlssiorn, Oci. IS, 1912.
DEAR SIR In reply 10 your inquiry, take
pleasure IL stating thatI have been the second
time relieved Of a most violent Rheumatism BY
the use Of -Lambaugh's, Composition. In the
spring, had . severe attack, which deprived me
Of sleep for Eve weeks. and Of an comfort ni ghl
or day. and after drinking about Two quarts Of.
the Composition, All pain was banished. 10
September last, during the well-remembered
hot weather. was again afflicted, and after The
loss Of sleep for three weeks, and extreme suf-
fering, which rendered me unfit for business,
resofled to my o. friend, ane am again free
from painl have therefore not The slightest
doubt Of the efficacy Of the Composition pre-
pared BY you. and mean 10 keep supply Of il
always al my command. II has twice cured
me, when. al external remedies proved utterly
Powerless. Very respectfully,
Yours, EtflI
JOHN S. CALEAHER,
Senior Ed. Free Press.
Mr.. ADAM YoUxe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-04
The Creole Negroes set at liberty,

NASSAU, N. p. April l6 "A special session
of the Admiralty Court convened this day Il
hear the charge Of piracy against the seven
teen negroes imprisoned from the "Creole.'
The Attorney General made his motion fo
delay of trial on the ground that it was i'm
possible To obtain the necessary evidence
here, and offered for the perusal Of the Cour
o number of afIidavits of the captain, mate
crow and passengers Of the Creole, showing
that sufficient evidence could be procured
from the United States, if time was allowed
After an examination OF the testimony offer
ed, the Court replied, that were The captain
crew and passengers, as set forth IN the etf
davits, here present to testify in this case
they should consider them as not entitled Il
belief or credit, and should charge the jnr!
TO that effect; and that no evidence coul'
be procured to convict the prisoners at thu
bar, for they were perfectly JUSTIFIED in ,h'
course pursued on board the Creole, and wer'
now about to be set free.
The Chief Justice then addressed the ne
groes something in this style Ut has pleas
cd God to set you free from the bonds Of sla
very may you hereafter live the lives o
good and faithful subjects Of her Majesty
Government. They were then set at lIbcrt!
by Proclamation.-.E y Express
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-04
Ften NJ a..

Holmes, who was instrumental in throwing
over the passengers from the boat of tho VIM.
brow"'hos been adjudgsd guilty Of maasIaugh-
ter, upon the plea that the sailors should have
drawn lots with the passengers, which was no,
the case.
Abigail Folsom and Joo Lamson, have been
sent TO the House Of Correction ut Boston, as
common nusances
Counterfeit % bills of the Eastern Bank
Bangor, are in circulation in Boston.
Counterfeit bills Of the Citizens Bank, Nan.
tncket are in circulation.
The Belgium Chamber Of Deputies has Civ
en- notice that the losses by the American
Merchants, in the late Revolution will be- now
paid, amounting to e,000,000 Francs.
A man was robbed in the Albany car house,
on tho 23d ult, af 81, 900, by having his pock,
et-book cut from his coat in crowd Look
ont.
1t seems that the fedora, al Baltimore, was
destroyed by sheer carelcssness, the steam be-
ing kept down, in order TO try her speed. An
additional weight was placed upon tho lever Of
the safety valve, and in three minutes the
boiler burst.
A hot coffee engine has been constructed in
Philadelphia, To supply fremen with whole.
some drink instead Of grog.
n new Steamboat has just been built at St
Louis, called tho Alexander Scott, which is
ZIG feet keel, 240 long on deck, and is 700
tons. TIL. cabin is I60 feet.
Rev. Professor Edwards, Of the Andover
Seminary, has resigned his Office in that Insti-
tuition, the Trustees being unable longer to
support that Office, for want Of funds. What
has become of the large amount left by Mr..
Barlctt.-[lIaverhill Gazette.
The society of Shakers in Canterbury and
Enfield, N. H., have given $500 towards the
erection Of hospital for the insane in tha,
State.
WnALIss.-The barquo Dragon, Tabcr,
from the Indian Ocean, via Bahia, arrived at
New Bedford, Friday, full o; oil. We learn,
'"'t w wv" '"' S''"" t"SJ h''cu tNo VI
three sperm whales and came into port with
all their fires in full blast, trying ou, the oil
which presented quite u newell spectacle.
WILLIAM NJ. PRIcE.-A verdict has been
rendered against Price, in the U. s. Circuit
Court at New York, of $s3,2l7.
Twelve persons chosen Representative in
the eth Congress have died. Mr.. A!yprd, Of
Massachusetts, died before having taken his
seat, as did one or two Of the others. Sew
en- of The number were members for Pennsyl.
vania.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-04

LONG ISLAND RAiLRoAD.-We are
rra,ified to hear iha, the president and
directors of tho Long Island Railroad
are now receiving contracts TO continue
the construction of the road from the pres
ent termination at Deer Park, to tbr
village of James Port, six miles east oI
Rlverhend Court House. This port Is
only accessible at certain tides, by steam
boats Of ligh, draft Of water. Ii is about
twenty miles west Of Green Port, winch
is an excellent harbor, accessible at al
tunes, and never obslructed by ice ant
which is eventually to be The termina'
,ion Of the railroad. A ferry betweeI
Green Port and Stonngion will e0ec
the connection with the Eastern States
Brooklyn Star.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-04

THE AUBURN BURNT The steam
boat Auburn, Capt. Lucas, ling al
Maysvile, was destroyed on Friday
evening, where she had been dischargine
freight. She had large number OF
passengers on board, and Il large guam
ti,y Of freight. The passengers escaped
with life, but lost their baggage. The
loss is very great. The fire was occa-
stoned by candle in the hold aft, and
almost Immediately enveloped the whole
boat. - Cincinnati Ga.eite.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-04

IlEAvY VERDicT In the u. S. Cir.
cut Court on Saturday, Messrs. JoH>
GiHoN & Co. recovered from the United
States SAMUEL SwARTwoUT being the
nominal defendant) n verdict Of Sl8 8 400,
being the amount of duties, with interest
which they paid under protest, during
the Collcctorship Of Mr.. SwARrwoUT
on an invoice Of unbleached linens i'm.
ported by them. The appraisers wh'
examined the article, considered It a.
free from duty bit MIR. SwARTwou1
insisted to the contrary, and the duties
some $4,000, were paid.-[N Y
Cou. s. Enquirer.