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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
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At meeting of the Stockholders in Philadelphia
ON Monday the Sd INST resolutions adopted (says
the L. $ Gazcec) expressive ola boleftha the two last
assignments passed in violation Of the spirit Of
the acts Of Assembly, and that they, consequently are
VOID.
Itmay be proper II add. that the two assignments men
toned that for the security of the circulation and
Bank balances and that r the benefit of the creditors of
the Bank generally. The first assignment VIZ: that for
the security of the city and county Banks holding the
post notes Is not included in the resolution
And 1t may also be proper state that the opinions
and resolutions OF the present meeting subsection to
the revision Of the adjourned meeting, to be held on the
third Monday in February next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

Ihssafr Pennsylvania language of Gov
Porter OF Pennsy lvania on the subject Of the pay
ment OF the State Debts was bold. manly, patriotic
honest And the popular branch oflhe Legislature has
responded to him in similar honorable tone A few
days ago petition presented that body PRAYING
that the State debt should be repuda,cd Mr. D,iue
moved to kick ont ohc House; but finally it was re
erred to committee. with instructions to report against
It, and to give unqualified assurance to the creditors of he
State every where that her faith would be reheiousy
preserved They reported accordingly and the report
was unanimously adopted Not one Rcpudiator in the
body! Again we say, huzza for the Key Stone State.
Let Mississippi, Arkansas Indiana and npocs retuked
by her firmness, initiate her example!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

hat'rkg-rhe Legislature of this State met =,
Frankfort IN the 3lst ult. The Lieut. Governor tool,
the char Of ol the Senate and in the House. Charles
Morrhcad, Esq, was elected Speaker the Sd ballot
which resulted thus: Morehead AZ. J C. Calhoun 2G
J. s Speed lSall whigs.--Gp ". Leteher. in his mes
sage. represents the Banks of Kentucky to be in sound
condition, and recommends that they be required to r.
sumo specie payments the instant the chief Banks
Of the neiehlcuriny States resume. The debt of ks-,
tucky i; less than three and half millions of dollars
her sinking fund furnishes ample pay the inter
it accru'S, while the current revenue leaves an
after drryina tho expenses Of the government
GOV Ieeher speaks in emphatic language of the duty Of
the State to press her faith nyioate by faithful com
piance with all her engagements. There is ba k
out in Old kcnucl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
LATE l. s. BANK OFFICERS ARRESTED

The Phlladop hia L. $ Gazette states that ON Thurs
day morning, MIR. Austin Montgomery appeared before
Recorder NanN, and made oath against NICHOLAS BIp
DIE, Jos. CowpERrlw AT. SAMUEL J,rpoN JonN An
pRrws, and FuoM DUNLAP, charging them with a
conspiracy 10 delraud the Stockholders Of the Bank of
the United States. Mr. Naux had the process awarded
At three o'clock in the afternoon Nichols Bddlc, Sam
uel Jaldon, and Thomas Dunlap, appeared with their
counsel and gave bail thousand dollars each to ap-
pear Thursday next four o'clock before the Recor
der, who will sill ior a further hearing Mcssrs An
drcws aud Cowpcrthwalt did moi appear.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
Donteottc futellt0rurr.
tJseAsTt.E, J asuARY

FIseAsTLE, JAsuARY IL.
Escaped from ,Ial-J1hn W North. who has been
fied b, an examining Court OF tins county, some time
sincs and for further trial. charge Of horse
Stealing escaped from our jail "Wednesday night Of
last week He kinded fire against the bottom Of tho
dor Of his cell AMI succeeded ia burning hole large
nongh gel through aud then lourced the bolt Il the
outside door. taking with HIM new Blankets and other
article, preparatory 10 laying out during the Indictment
sfa.n. We WITNESSED his trial b,turc the examining
Court and have never heard ceaer Of felony
North raised IN Bedford county and spme years ago
marriod IN Boetourt; he has lived with his wife for
some time. SO Reward is offered for his apprehension
~ the Jailor. Dcm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

gina Annual Canfrrence u the Msiendist Protestant
Chu1uh. lh-ir widows and orphans. was taken up on
notion Of Mr.. Smith OF Northumberland, and read
third time.
The question being upon the passage n the bill, Mr.
Scott Opposed considerable length. a. being eonirar,
10 the ton>tiiutiou. and otherwise objectionable. lie
aas replied greater length by MIR. Baldwin. hr.
Sc,itt nJaincd wIsn motion OF MI Strother, The
House adjourned The debate very able one, aud
commanded deep ners. iol is reference the suct"
religious freedom. aud its history in Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

Hdima.-ihc first crumb of comfort 10 the Presl-
dent PER Sc, is furnished by the vote Of the Delegates in
Indana,a luton having passed to the second read
ing nStrncng her Senators and requesting her Repre-
senatiyes in Congress to support his Fiscatiy' ma
lorry Of the llJusc are Iocos-in the Senate of the
State. luton in favor Of the term princi-
pie for the Presidency has been adopted by vote of 2
10 ia s.rrt party voe-the Wings ayr. the Iocos
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

The paper trade Of The initcd According to
estimates recently made at Convention OF Paper ma
kers, the machinery and paper mill property the pre-
sent time in the United States. valued at 10000.
0O0-thc paper manufactured amounts 10 81 ,fNO, 600
per annum-ihe stock collected III the nitcd States
10 about S6UN,OOO per annum and the amount of stock
consumed is stated about Ia, 900 900 pounds From
fifty 10 sixty thousand persons are dependant upon the
various operations connected with this trade for liye-
hood
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

Tur t,ny IN nt,CK.--1ho \. Orleans Crescent
City OF the 10Th ult. says; This American Iaarge
yesterday sent Ia the ttu,a ,"t upon no less tnan
SIX different charges OF forgery. The whole of her bail
amounted to 5000, which OF she did not give,
and she sent Orleans street consequence OF the
default This woman who seems to have put aside and
hardened her heart every honest conviction has two
children. OF of thema Young Of about sixteen
years of and, aud girl something Younger.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

CONGRE>S.-'Ihe Excheiucr Bill is still under dis
cusslon in the Senate In the House Of Representatives
the Treasur, Note Bill is under debate The Ious,,
did take up the bill to repeal the Bankrupt Law
as was expccted-Mr Marshall conicnded that the Bank
rupt Bill should be taken up but he was ovcrruled
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

ei- The funded debt of Pennsylvania amounts 10
s'o'''' ''"'' The amount In the treasury. on the lst
INST applicable to the payment Of interest, was 81 2O
'oo' being Si5lo42 more than is necessary for that
purpose next pay day, which is the lst Of February
nov foF'er recommends taxation. To meet future nay
m'hs and a's' To create sinking fund fer the payment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

Mr. VetI then moved again Mr VIZ amendment
tut was oyefniled by the spcaker-the amendment nj
Icing relevant, 10 the bill opposed by MIR Cooper Of
Pa Mr. Pnnlt made animated Offence ri tn. President
but did no, know whether he would vote fn the bull or
NJ Mr. Marshall Of n replied 10 Mr. p in course Oh
which he ppinelly severe, calling Mr. 7. the Prssi
dents pot,- Rrnf Sc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

year si2, appointed by the Stockholders aud the Exe
utye.
RieHmoNp;
Bu he Siochhoi,ie7s BY The Erecutire
VIM. II. aefarland Sam'l Reeve
Samuel Marx }. j. llarvle
james Dunlop Archibald Peasants
James B,,hrr Norman Stewart.
Subleu McGruder.'
IYscHBCRG.
Wn Radforl John G. Meem
Christopher Nnrec Richard Tyfee
David W. Burton Anmon Hancock
Samuel Miller.
DAsyfLE.
Thos. Rawlins VIM. VI. Tredmay'
JAS NJ Williams John w. Paxton.
Samuel Ayns Beverly Lindsay
Jno T. Patterson
FARMyILsE.
y T.. Ncnale James ID. Wood
J. W Morton Patrick jackson
John W Dupuy Geo W Danicl.-
james NJ MeNuu.'
CHAnLoTrEsyILLE.
John r. Jones David Hancock
A. Mckee b II. Nagrldcr
WIN. Garth A. GOoch.~
{. llorsey..
NYruENIIIE.
Steven II McGayock John T. Matthews
Robert Crockett Fphraim McGavock
Wm. H. Spller Robert Gibbony.-
j X Miller
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

.Nr. .NushaHQf ky-'The feelings Of this gentleman
have frequently been tortured by untaeng ausons in
the public papers to his ntcmpcrance made by those no
might perhaps have found it profitable to correct some
OF their own ntrmltles. 1t is perhaps more his mis-
fortune than his fault at he permitted the habi, so
ectuay to master him; but whether were the one or
the OTHER TO doubt that tie exposure of his in
trinity originated in any other motive than desire to-
form him. We are glad. however, to inform these moral
that Mr. Marshall has away the intoxicating
bowl and by manly effort resolved to free himself from
the rammels which have heretofore chained the eagle
To the earth 1t is announced in the National Intcgen-
that the evening of the 9TH inst he attended
Temperance meeting in Washington and took the So
lemn pledge of Total .7sainencc and afterwards babe
defiance To the Of those who might feel Disposed
to rdlcule him Tor signing the pledge which was calcu-
lated to produce much happiness himself as well
those whose happiness and welfare were so Intimately
blended with his own
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

o.. 4 bill has been introduced into the Legislature
Of Louisiana requiring the Banks of that State resume
specie payments 'y the LIST day of February next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

%; We understand that the trips of the Packet Boats
will be suspended from this tine. TILL PERHAPS the Ca
nal undcrgoes a repair. which will take about a
month.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

!uNiE subscribers having associated themselves under
i the style and firm OF
rHUKlAN. WHENN 4 Co.,
and having taken the house formerly occupied by John
Thurman. door above Messrs. Thurman & School
field, and nearly opposite MossrS. Bryant & Young,
have and VII constantly keep on hand.
LARGE AND GENERA: ASSORTMENT OF
S.EDDLEKs,
manufactured by themselves. of the best materials, III
the neacst style and latest fashions
Persons wishing TO buy would do well to give them
call. as they determined To sell CHEAP.
All orders punctually attended TO- and all repairs done
with ncatness and despatch.
GEORGE b. THURMAN,
LEWIS w. WRF.NN.
JOHN {. SlACkLEFORD.
\. B.-Connry produce taken in exchange al cash
market prices, for work q. Il. r.
l.. W. w.
J. {. 5.
Dec. Is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

Rot at Macon. Georgld-Ne panied to learn
that not occurred al Macon the LIST inst.
some yagahnds made attack upon the managers Of
the charter election. wfescd the ballot box from the
hands Of one Of them which destroyed and the bal
lots scattered Ia the winds
Ono OF the ruiians presented pistol at the breast Of
Mr.. Rae a very worthy citizen OF Macon, who had
charge Of the box, and endeayourlng 10 IL to
place Of safety. Sticks and clubs were also used to
effect their daring outrage upon Of the dearest rights
ol the citizen We cannot use language strong enough
10 condemn such outbreak OF brutal force
The excitement caused by by the occurrence was in
tensr Three Of the offenders arrested and after
animation before w Poe, Esq mayor of the city, assis
ted by {. 4 Higgins Esq. ordered to give bail
in the Of 81 600, orsiand committed 10 await their
trial on the first Tuesday IN May.
One of the accused has given bail, the other two in
custody have been committed for trial.
The Mayor has offered a reward Of $500, for the ap-
prehensIon Of one Of the individuals implicated.
Georgian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
NOTICE..

4 LII those who have contracted debts with Mr. Nc
"A dad Lyman, at the above named house. will call
on him and settle them, he will remain there for that
purpose, and is fully authorised settle them
J. {. SHACkIFFORD.
Dec . ts,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

oi the principal as itbecpucs due. We hope the mem
bets Of the Legislature will be As firm as the Governor
his Is the h'nc'i policy. and in the long run the best
lar all paaities.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
Correspondence of The Sdr@ndh Georgian.
IRON EIOKIDA

The news nom the Eyerglsdc Expedition is Of dis
urapng nature; vel all that has been accomplished
is the destruction OF a few uninhabi,ed Indian towns
am somewhat afraid that the Philadelphia cditlor will be
Obliged ioregu the pleasure. Tor the present, OF
nouncng the capture d his iIlghness Sam Jones.
| donrl however, despair. Our gallant troops up
to their arms IN mud not glory-and they Will not
leave the Low grass until they have worn oil their
nails Col Rtlcy's expedition. which left PIlatka on
the 9th ultimo has returned. after Of the most
harassng and fRulng rnuts tia, has ever taken place
III Florida lie went tar south as Fort Pierce Ia
dian River. crossing his way the southern outlet Of
the famous swamp Al pat -o-kas In his reurn he
ted the country between the 81 Johns and the Atlantic
arnorih as Pelicers crch and from henccto Paika
The Whole country was an1er water and az a matter Of
course his command well nigh used up. 1t is said
and beov truth. that foot troops have be-
fire beon over the country. Ileus. Mktnetry, Can
By and Sully accompanied the eXdedtion.
Company h. ID Infantry. under Lieut. Albcrtis. is
pursuit oil the enemy SAID to have been IN the
n,lghbJrhood Of Mandarin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

- 1t is stated In the papers that address signed
by 10000 names, among which Daniel O'Connel
and Father Matthew, the Apostle of Temperance, has
been orw arded from Ireland to tins country calling upon
all lrishmCn 10 make with the Abolition
lists. negro the bearer Of The paper which, il is
said will soon be published Most OF the poor Irlshmon
who signed the paper in much more wreched CON
don than the degraded class Of the negroes upon
whom they waste 50 much sympathy. They would be
vastly gamers if they could make an exchange of po-
ston with blacks taking their sooty skins, bondage
and all Negro slavery is perfect liberty compared with
the orturng serltude Of the Irish easanry, imposed by
that nfeNbe task master Necessity Indeed some oour
Northern brethren would be great gamers by similar
exchange They serve harder masters than mos, of our
slaves. But their bliss consists in their ignorance, and
1t would be pity 10 disturb its decisions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
BILLS OF IADlNG

Fer tho JsWs~. River \ Kamaw.n Canal
+ - u Ssix L. 1T THIS OHEE(E
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
As&s!s3<@
..&:;i;;5 feS3SS si;:sss5
The zpMehburN TtrHtuiaM.
.WO.ND.1T, January II, 1872.
FARMERS BANK

FARMERS BANK.
Directors of the Farmers Bank and branches for the
year 1912, appointed by the Stockholders aud the Exec
utIVe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
GENERAL BANkRTPTIAW.

i!r. g. DAVIS presented petition for the repeal OF
the Bankrupt Law. Mr.. ANDREWS of Ny. moved
that this petition be referred 10 the Committee on the
judiciary, with instruction 10 report BILL Tor the
peal OF the Bankrupt Law. At the suggestion OF Mr.
DAVIS the Previous Question moved.
question of order was raised upon the motion by Mr.
PROFFlII who contendcd tina, under the former de
clSion Of the Speaker member could introduce sub
oc, to the House and the previous question upon
it, whe la effect was To prevent the mcnber from sta
ting his ohcc on liho SUBJECT continued he would
move a call OF the i,pusc
The SPEAKER docp.cd the Previous Question to be
not IN order and the instructions III TIE urm presented.
they in order the effect would be to postpone any
debate upon the memorial which might be desired upon
them.
1t being after three O'Clock and the subject presented
threatening controversy, motion made 10 ADJOURN
and carried amidst much confusion.
In the Senate counter memorials those pra, inc the
postponcmen and repeal OF the Bankrupt Bill have been
presented so numsrously, that il thought the Bill will
be allowed To take its course
The Senate having yesterday adjourned TO Monday
was not in session to-day. the House will hold a Sat
urday Session 10 for the first time the meet
ing OF Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
MoNp,Y, January 10.

MONDAY, january ~.
Monday IN SENATE number of petitions the repeal
uf the Bankrupt law were introduced. Mr. Evans
spoke for time the Fiscal scheme. lie declared
hiInsely IN avor Of L. ). Bank bu, willing TO do
any thing To meet the emergency into which the country
was thrown. Coming the bill did. protesting TO ac-
complish an object which all had in yiew-namey, to
remedy the evils that universally felt fr,m the
Banking system II ought not 10 with such sweep
ing denunciaions irom every quarter OF the house lie
appeared To be o the scheme he could get no nearer
" hat he thought best.
la the House. MI Filmnre got up his Treasury Note
Bill after objection and OF more than two thirds in
favor Of taking up.
Mr.. Wise Withdrew his amendment for a repeal of
the Distribution Act, thinking tina, nigh, defeat the
objects designed b, il and ia. bin under consld, ration
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
2'tr0f,lfa Arntolaturr.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


ccmrnunioa,ion received frum the Senate.
grrcing the resolution Of the House, providing suta
Die apartments fr the Cadets They disagreed to the
resolution sng the l2th the day for the elcuuu Of
President of the Court of Appals. and proposed the
lelh. which agreed to by the Hous..
By Mr. Apperson. that the Committee Of Courts of
Justice be instructed to inquire into the espeiency Of
prohibiting fire ner'os tfam hiring slaves within tins
Commonwealth
Mr.. Drman submitted tho flowg preamble and
res .u;ion.
The Caslaraf Assembly Of Virginia. viewing with
dep the manifestation Of disposition IN other
quarter 10 pudiae the r1blic liabilities and Feeling
seasbly the wound which inflicted upon all the States
when any ot them shall upon any preieN refuse Ia
fulfil to the letter. all her public engagcurus and this
General Assembly being unw lllna that any doubts
Suspicion. IN thr course which Virginia will at all
tine purSue IN relaon to her public iabhtles and
willing that her public faith should rest upon professions
only:
Be Il hbsrefirr Rc.Ired. 1hs the Committee of F.
nance be Instructed 10 bring in bull setting apart and
soennly appreprlatng adequate and crrain portions o
the public revenue, arising lron taxation Ia thu discharge
of the interest the public debt aud the surplus b.
applied To Il sinking fund III the final redemption Of the
principal
On motion Of Mr. Brawn # Preston Mr. Dorman's
resolution laid on tie table
The following bill had its thitd reading and was
pissed
bill prescribing The perod at winch the gubcrnaior
al term ui pfli.e shall conmenre.
The act prs~rIihts that the term shall rnmnrncr
on the 3is dy Il Ni1feh. sueecdnz Ia, eicct5a
The bill limit ;hs ienzth Of The s,ssion o the l.
cisiaiur, had is frs, ra1iu1. and. of Nf
Ia ihc Illus tok the al up - further considtra
tt : 1me s-falHsats w,Fc then "a I'D bs NJ
ksyu tui s.f.re ans dsfanve srii5a I'D IN M
ID Mr. Dsrnza, III ii aa5 4lafailueuts seTe aia
q to IA r.
>~Trra' ~. f,Sscd ihf#f f--t - 80, NJ ,ssaln- an
the II rs .Aea a. -lEsss sa IT, rs 4 Vi, Tslss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

mnuho,Sy
The Creolc-rhe New Norl. Herald states that
Lord Morpeth. distinguished British statesman,
visit 10 the United States, recently attended the
Massachusetts abolition Far and in reply to some ques
ton respecting the Creole, said ''iherc cannot he the
slightest probability that Great Britain will lie incon
sstent with herself To restore these slaves 10 bondage
Even with regard to the nineteen concerned in the
tiny he cNposss opinion that England would not be
required to surrender them by the law of nations. and
certain 1t is size would have no disposition 10 do So We
do not know any thing to the truth of this statement;
but If II be true, and Lord Morpehs opinions should be
acted upon by the English ministry, there can he no
doubt that government will be bound to resent the
outrage, by war II is true we have submitted
since 1851 to similar outrage our late Minister
at London, and the Administration of which he a
gent, contcntng themselves with very energetic and
able protest and rcmonslrance. But the British govern
ment paid attention it. and ours it seems was east
" satisfied Public attention was then absorbed by
domestic events, and could not without difficulty be turn
ed to other subjects That, too was case Of wreck
and did not strike the ubic with much force as
that Of the Creole, in which mutlny and murder were
the prelud,s to this national robbery, Ihiscase will not
be forgotten that was until recurrence of the out
memory Whatever other sins MIR. Tyler S administra-
ton may have 10 answer Tor WE feel confident that in
difference this subject will be one--even though,
Mr. Webster be his Home Secretary, and Mr. Everett
his Minister. The President knows we'll enough the
temper of the South, to beawarc, that Mis question:
when once aroused, ii will listen to compromise.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-06-28
SOUTHPORT ACADEMY.

SOUTHPORT ACADEMY.
VIE Sumnsr Term of this INSTITUTION will COM
mence on Tuesday the 25ih day the present
m nth under The charge of
BIZ. Louis P. Harvey,
AS Principal, assisted by Mr.. LATnKop S. SpRAGUE
recently from Oswego County, New York
Another room will be finished during tn, vacation
on the same floor with the one at pre- sent occupied
ana iho>e who wish TO secure the advantages of the
OF the school, may assured that cxerlion Of
the Instructors i'll be spared 10 render III every
assistance in their power 10 the Accomplishment of
thorough practical education.
DHaS NJ NZ WEI N6o
Common English b Branches, So 90
Grammar; Rhetoric, Chemistry Natural Phi
losophy, Botany ETC. %
Languages, ard the higher Mathematics;
surveying, etc. 10
instruction in imposition and defamation incl ide /
in all Of he above.
Scholars in he higher branches of s'udy-those
who wish to qualify themselves for teaching or for
entering college soci ed--and special ait ,nton
Will be paid TO them.
Good board, including room and lodging Mt 2 co per
week can be O. IA ned in private families in the village
In behalf OF the rrrs ees,
WILLIAM BULLEN.
Southport, June 7. Chairman
REFER ENCE.
The principal wond respect fully refer 10 the pat
r)ns of Tie scho u while under his sole supervision
and the assistant 10 Oscar w. Randall Esq lie ,,uty
Superintendent, c. ). Oswego county, N. Y. and DR..
f.. Nygatl, of tn place.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-06-28
James REORGANIZATION.

Is now in his New Shop on Exchange
Street, where he can at all times be found,
ready to at,cn | TO all business in his line,
he trusts, 10 a satisfactory mann"r. Clothes
fashionablv and carfuiiv cut. and p 'omptIy
made up. Cutting done, 10 orler on short
notice.
His terms are reasonable and produce
will be takenin payment Cor work.
Southport. Oct. 26, lS4l trn