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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-01-04
Oct. Doth. 1910.
THE NEW STEAM BOAT
& Il L E d o MA

no" being finished at Ripley, and will bo
Il ready to receive freight about the 18Th Of
December. Persons wishing 70 ship can have
storage free ofehargs. She will uop at HIR-
ginspOEt aad Augusta, and other landings b.
tween Ripley and Cincinnati, for the purpose Of
taking in freight. Shippers will please have
thar freight ready By the 18th of December, a.
the CALEDONIA will be puoctual in her dspar-
lure.
The CALEDONIA will TOW the hull Of the GEN
Wayne to the lower county, afording fns op-
portunity TO thoss wishing to take stock down.
For freight, passage, terms &C., apply to the
undersigned. JOHN MOORE.
Ripley, Nov. 81, ls4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-01-04

Thos. Butt, Michael Bender, John Lafaber,
Matthew Gardner, Robt. Bowen, and all 9TH
srs whom it may in any way concern,
Will TAKE NOTICE,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-01-04

party | shall not feel myself at liberty to
decline the nomination.
Yours with great respect,
WILSON SHANNON.
heGSrs. D. Tod, aud others.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-01-04

81 IA NIX NOT Es,
For sale at this ctee,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

1 The Sun gives itss AIRS the strength of the Erie
Railroads celebrity, which reminds our ,hauk
ro Mr.. F. B. BAKER of the Eed-Rrd' Line Of Stages
who left Albany Express at 20 minutes past IL
NJ and brought the Mcss1ge into office before 3, A.
rnr,ing the whole distance by land III little four
teen hours in spite of many entertainments lie started
in light tw ho.ss wagon without any arrangements fo
RELAYS ahead tired out in tho middle OF route
hired span Of horses of Dutchman who was passing
aud drove into kaderhook q; top speed With them TOOK
another team, and while running down null TIVE
miles from II sdson, wheel came off, and pitched R's
companion violently the dismnnted wagon In onS
minute MIR. Baker horseback, aud whom bis com
pan,on had cleared his Dyes OF Mr. q. fast
ceding Ia the distance aud had been gone from Hudson
IL cutter half hour before the other reached 90
reaching the Highlands, he Lett his hehud him
crossed their long and steep decvsties Of ice at ham
gxilop took smother wagon this side and dropped iS her
carly in the small hours. The Sun does well TO exul
over his aded ard that Of his aorse but Vi,
hoxr,,ly thauk him for making :n behalf the quicker
passags euer mad, oih horses from albany ts!s C,y
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

We learn that in consequence OF Instructions
from Washington. the Collector OF this port mere
iy detained the vessels for the purpose OF investi
eating the circumstances connected with them. and
it was found that, though built by osacr OF the
Mexican government, they were at present The
property Of American citizens, whe did not intend
TO par, with their right Of property IN them. until
The balance OF their cos, had been paid TO them
The Collector We are informed, is OF opinion that
,he case of these schooaers does not present vo-
ia,ion Of the act of Congress Of "0tn April 1918,
which i, Is believed does in:erd;ct CONNER
cin operation such building. fitting and arm
ug vessels BY citizens OF the United States torhe
purpose OF selling them elsewhere TO g foreign
power. Tha.in order 10 come within the statute,
there must be intent on the part OF those VINO
ouilt, 1t out and arm vessels, to employ them,
while their property, in cruising against rtencly
power unier commission from some foreign
power.The vessels in question will pToba5! De
allowed to saii in few days
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

IowA.-The Territorial Council convened on
III, 9th ult. and Gov. Chambers communicated y
brief Message, warmly urging an early application
for admission into the Union as q Stale ~ share
in the Land Distribution is one OF the Inducements
Iowa is only in deb, abou. 600, which be thanks
can be paia II the Legislature should practice
economy. He declines the proposition OF The GOV
eraor of Missouri to submit the boundary qnestisn
between that State and Iowa 20 the I. 5. Supreme
Court, and refers il TO the Legislature. The run
Gus practice of dealing out intoxicating liquors ie
the Indians is severely rebuked, and law make
It d penal o:cRce is recommended.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

FROM RuHsos ArRks.-By the Hamburg brig
Maria Nye, from Buenos Ayres. We have the krl-
ts!I Packet OF Noveubcrd g. Ii contain. lnorm-
a,ioi. oi the deaths General Lava!l- who was
nvertaken and killed .uiuy, while flying toward
Bolivia after his defeat by Oribe. Aveilanede,
Governor OF Iucuman having been BETRAYED into
the hands of Orbe. shot, with five others ie
is charged with having had part in the death
OF Gen FIeredla, former Governor OF lucunaan,
who it appears, had been assassinated IN Tie al
tempted revolution which madeAyeanada Gov
ernor. Avellaneda president of the House o
Representatives.
Thomas Boston, >eamsnon board the [. 5. s!oon
of war Decatur ellirom The fore YARD OF that asset
October ~ ana wes killed. He was Il native OF
Glasgow, Scotland Com. Adv.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07
TIE sYEEiltY TRIBUNE.
=. IL INSr r.

CONTENTS.
l. POETRY -ra4 G5s!q. OF lce--To The Riy.,
Cra.iesi-A Sporting Cscrsyu:ar
II. DOCTOR LARD Est,, Fout,h Lecture.
III. DoCroR L.RDNEE'> Firh L.c,ar.
". EDlTOHlAI.S-Resasmh tsr Poo;- Eor; A5o,.t
Du:v-Tne selection ola pfcs,+en:-Sta.a sy
the cause OF Humanity. (ou the B,2Aruei I.s,
The cause OF Home Industry AID Res!pra.,
Psuusylvaria Maryland, Rsos,
Island Illinois, &c. &c.
Y. WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE sf III.
Trbune-Proceedns, OF cengres.-Fron Spa,
cial Correspondent
VI MESSAGE CT THE GOVERNOR.
VII REPORT Of Hon. StLAs Nj. STlLWELL
made 10 III. Legislature OF the Siste es N,s.
York, IL the year 1872, on the subjset OF CAP
lTAlpUNISHMENT This is pablissct 81,
:irc.
VIII. He.lsas and Literary Notices for the Week
N Items OF otSew.-Selcctions from olher papers, s..
Y Marriages. and Deaths.
Subscription s,ce by The year s2--S'g!a copies q
CENTS GREELEY & NcELRATH,
~ 30 Ann stree,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07
"A AkGUS

THE N. y. AcADEMr OF SACRED MUsic,'-"e would
direct the sttoaou OF our readers to the o
th, soccty in another column by which 1t appears thai
thev ara 10. evening 10 ei1e hsceaneous Lon
cert ia the BIO iway Tabsruace il MD o! the Aiaercan
Board Of Commissioners f"r Foreign MISSIONS. Tne
cause is good orc am CLAIMS full house und liberal
contribution We understand that during the evening nn
Address will be ieveredby the Rev. joel Parker, ID,
Pre- .dent of Theological Seminary IN this ely Good
friends. turn out and nd the house, and I'll cof
fer. with thelr tok |. of your liherhlity.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

The LATEST FAsnlos.-The prevailing fashion among
the ladies III lhia ard every other c!ty the Uni;ed
State. is to year their light shoes At ball ana
.or.e tho pretty feet Of the bellies encased in slip
p.rs which less substantial than Cinderella
glass slippers. Consequently hundreds snd thousand
are afflicted daily with coughs cold aud pulmonary atiec
,ioue aad often had herb and other old
women do.e which for cures are more houored 10 the
breach tian tbs observance The most approved, safe
aud agreeable remedy may be found in Shenans Cough
ozanges whcA may used by twenty thousand out OF
The thousand Inhabitants Of Boston With perfect
.ucc..s Iios ION Times.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

AMERicAs MusguN.-Ths IL the last eek Of the In
dian Warriors and their b.autiIoi Sqoaws, who's. per
:ormances elicit great applause nightly from crowisd
autiences Beside the Ind ians there variety of psr
fo,m.nces by Yankee Jeukin La Petite Celeste, the dar
and the Abino Lady. Oa Saturday, the Eighth &.
January, there will be splendid day performance.
mercng at O'Clock. The veEe Of the Cosmorans
which |. the most costly in America, all changed.
y Salt Rhaan.-A positive care for Salt Rheum may
be found at II Maiden Lane, Ny.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

FIRES IN VrRMosr-A ,wo-story dwelling
house was destroyed by fire on the 10th ul,. it.
Shoreham-furniture principally saved; building
insured $500. At Milton, ,wo-story dwelling
house and shed were destroyed by FIRE on the o2d
ult Insured $500.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

u We are NOT Z" Puii,ts," but scarcely convince
ourselves that ought suppress the trntE for fear c
being 50 called. We enemies pills ond poon.,
aud therefore, recommend from knosledge Of lis res
-acts and good quiii;ies eli pains 10 tn. bonss head
aud back all irregularities Of the soTach and Sigh
evcr. axane par alton By DR. spohn, =. II Hateu
lane. This Elixir, Without any of the bad edec' OF orh
nary doses possesses the 10 prevent any disease
that ars from ordered stomach end akisg cold
There ia no doub, but several Instances have recently
happened of I,s entire such We %
no more 20 recommend its families than to s2!e th
il is made by the author of Spnhns Headache Remedy,
20 deservedy popular ard do rot oe!ieve the
.ble druggist. al Maiden lane wos!d eil the If
cot effsctual, aud fully approved by the public
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

TIE MExlcAH ScHooSERs.-Some t'me=laSi
week the Collector issued orders for the detention
OF two armed schooners, recently built at tins Pcr
and understood 10 be offended for The Mexican
service they were just ready for sea, srIned and
manne,i ns vessel. of war and their detention was
ordered under the presumption that they were de-
signed or action against Texas. The=C"urier OF
Yesterday las tie following statement on the sub
Ject:
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

Il Rarry's Pntr4t improved l,of-amer WIGS 'na
cnlps proved b. tho eminent artists TO sand us
ysird ,hur beau perfect rescmbonce nature
dos iGg the closest scrutiny OF e Dicest observer 10 pro-
thai the han ISSUING from the real kin n
C. b IN sabmitipe this impro. ement, $50 long almr0
y the pr0iessioD modcsty soiiciis That his nveal'i
b tested by tns unity aud trade generally D
ins that IL te greatest IN WIZ
msAing eSlan.. No. ii6 H:oGdway, corner Of Libefy
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

Nyw-YoRK AND ERIE RAlLRoAp.-Our citizens
are ut lens,h aroused, asd VIC hal! with delight 'h'
awakening to a sense of their interests. Railroad
meetings. enthusiastic and energetic, have beer
held in three Wards Of the City; and glance Z.
our advertising columns will appri7e our readers
that meetings are called in the Eleventh and -Four.
,een,b Wards this evening, to urge measures tel
the speedy completion OF (" Oar R"'Iroea, th'
most musui6cen, enterprise and the most 'ndue
,ably triumphant in its results lha, the sagaclty-
eyen-of the most sagacous citizens of our Coun
try--,he New-Y orkers-ever conceived Ge .oNE
ASp ALL, to these meetings. and hear how ou'
Civ mny retrieve her waning ascendancy
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

IL sherman i.oAenges sold al III: Nnreh0use Ho
Ma sau street aud bsaycGts, 3 Broadway Chim
te,. st; $40 arondway; Ku.htcH n AspinwaS 'io:e
Is- Eo@c1y; u East BIondway 2li Blocker, aud 81
HUDSON 81 New YorA: and Js and c9 Fnltsn st Brook
iyn--n4 al. his Otrs Tooth Paste and Poor Mans Pa
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

CASUALTY --Abaut a'clock "Wednesday morn.
Ing tiTe was discovered in one of the upper rooms
OF the house OF Tiliary ard Staotoa streets,
Brooklyn. occupied by Mrs. Magennis Upon
breaking open The door, the clothes OK the bed
we're found to be on FIRE. and upon extiaguishing
them, Mrs. Magennis vas discovered, completely
burnt 10 acinder Achiia Two years old, who was
in the same bed, escape by creeping into sn ad
] ,Inlng room.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

BowERY AuPn.rncArsE--I il..-r,!se ynrirty OF NO
vete. nightly pre-eni6d hnre by highly talented aou
xtena i've conp5py, draw croHdcd, fashionable anu oe
I,Lsd +. " Turner sppea rs 10 night IN two
.p!cn'id Tho other petlotn1nces pecuiiirT
rich aGa Interesting.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

E The Brooklyn Daily News has been sp'
lsrsed, and its price raised to two cents II Is al
able and efficient advocate of Whig principles.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

Ny The sentence of Douse, the colored man re-
comfy convicted of murder, in King 5 County, hn>
been commu,cd by Gov. Seward, to imprisenn'en
in The State Prison for years.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07
THE Il r / B I N E..
.NEW-YoRk, FRIDAY, Jan. Z, 1912.

y II In 10 ,nc nrV.y ot'Erne.t' and several
other correspondents, wGad blJhJ state that tue
character o; eur !apc, sach cannot pay ior
Original li'cr;rs Articles even pubnh a ina; are
i;eels filtered Us. We must make lSTLLLIGEscE the
paramount CcDsidci2t0l aAd sDy one who can seno n'
orant or interesting news eurer than II would othef
reach u y III b.; v ell pei: for his trouble.
#D: CtARSs communic alton sn Poisonous Mea,s will
sliiiost cer.alAi} appear ~ eur next
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07
BATTLE OF NEN-eRLEANs.
TIE NEW WORLD.
sy,o Exauisite Ensrayilss.

-
Ts,. popular periodical continues s;e.diiy ncseas.
IN the favor Of th- putc The contents Tor Jaauarys
viii e srni unusually atractss as tho titles OF some
ol tbs leadIug articles willindr"'s
CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, Jan
!. PROFESSOR HADDUcK's GRAFTON before ,hs
land socety-an eloquent productions sni
the only correct copy published
H. INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL, BY Ae1anire Dumas,
translated Tor the New World byE Gould, gss,-
lnil OF interest
III. TIE MISSISSIPPI SCHEME graphic history
of this famous huuble-tom Memoirs OF Popular De-
lu.iols',-by Charles Mackay, Esq
". HISTORY OF MALTA, with an account OF ,is
Knights iospi,aers OF 81. John OF oiJerussiem-'sry
nterr,,iag--with an illustra:on-Firs, American
Edition,
v. TIE RUSSIAN TARTARs-an interesting account
of this singular racc--wi;h All exquisite Engraving
VI THE MYSTERIOUS vISITER or rhe Plot E1'
ploiel--.s rolr with iaii-Piece
VII. HENRY A.WlSF,, his - Position Defined an.
political character reviewei-a searching article
VIII CHARLOTTE. CoRDAY, an Original sails-
6y jas. Allrich, ESQ.
X. ANEw YEARS GIFT TO the Agricul'ur's's th.
United Statcs-an eloquent Address By john y skia'
uer Esq.
X THE. GOBLET OF LIFE-hy Professor Lens!ellow
XII ABSTRACT OF CiONERNoR SEWARp'S MES
SAGE; Congressional cce'sings Edtersls CIii.
csr,s and general abstract oiths News of the Day.
TssM,--s3 year, payable in advance single num-
bers 81 cents J. WINCHESTER, Publisher
10, 1T ~, 30 Aun Strest Ne~Yor.
IT a a,iscomr-. viii be preached ty the Rev. Ar
M4nAN President OF ohcrn nsttule, Iils EN tNlNG,
Fr,ay Jnuuary the Second Congregational Gharch,
corner OF Delaney aud Chry,tlo streets ts east OF
the Bowcry, near Broomo sirrat 10 commence at o
ciock Sabj.ct-"Th law of God nagnlhcd nud made
honorable by the doctrine of sntire Sancica,ion. Ia
this scrn,s By tho desire Of many parsons 10 this city
Mr aluho VIII poilt ard defend the views entertain
ed at Oberiiu. e. JiH
----a.s=s----
IL ikcrcnEiile hibrnry AssocinfiOn.-Ihe
Nominating Committee appointed at hee,ng OF the
Ne bcrs Mercantile Library Association On salur.
Say Evening, !Slh t respectfully present the following
urr.ous q, aud dates sutr1ges II the members on
tue
INDEPENDENT LIBERAL TiCRET.
For President,
JOHN G.. ROLLINS, with Aymar 4 Co
For Pic. President,
HENRY r. PRAlt., with A. I. Stewart u Co.
For Coresp1ndins Secretary,
C. c. GORDON, with NcCurdy, Aiurlch 81 Spencer
For Recording Secrstory,
WILLIAM NJ. PARKS, with American Eschaugo Bauk
For Treasurer,
| ANTHONY HALSEf. with rradesnen's Bank.
For Directors,
| THOMAS w. HINCHMAN, with N. j. Ricar Il Co.
| WALDRON B. ROSS, Jr with Coln Il Ross.
! REUBEN BURKuALTER, wish Henry WyckOf u Co
DANlELG. HYDE, with Frederick keiI-gg
/ WIN. H. GRlNNEl.I., with Wood, Johnston s. BsrritL
THOMAS FKEEBORN, Jr., with Freeborn s HthcotE
! J. j. P. ROBINSON. with f. +. & A. w WooJruf
JOSEPH 4. POST,
WM. x MOVES.
WI.N VAN 3I~KIRk, Somis,Ios
FSARCE DARROW,
JOHN X. LLOYD, Coamittat.
:iEERi X. PtSkHtM,
| il n a. JOEL u SrERiNS,
! R..u.:iI.i ir al n!atrLnd lal,e, only 70
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

GES. LESLIE CooMgs, who is at New Orleans:
has written to Washington for permission 10 pro.
cee'l to Mexico and negotiate for the liberation OF
cur citizens captured with the Santa Fe Expedition
ameng whom was his son.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

u, Try Chapman. Magic SLrop,' made at l02 Wa
.trret5Q conts IS 81 81 2 and 81 80 each,
war; AZ ted y piea.e The mnury returned "
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

% The FIRST number of Po1asp, Historical,
Literary. Monumental and Picturesque, BY P.
Sobolewski and <. Wyszynski . is 20 appear in a
few days from No. Pines,. Each number will
contain four Plates, piece OF Music, and "a TO 80
pages of letter press.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

NOVEL New YEARS rsEsXNT.--George Saunders, No.
6l Broadnay loag known the manufacturer OF tha
R4zor S,rops, has just completed sew kind OF
Kaleidoscope rslch for beauty Of combinations
bs rqualed. we'll suited !oru Hoiyasy Present for
the Juveniles, white will scarcely fa to please those OF
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

U .TuE PATRIARCH, or Family Literary Masa.
zine, is hereafter Is be edited by Rev. r. w Bailey
William Gutter and EL1Hu BuRRITr, the Black
smith. The January No is before US.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

u For f.rcible article on the necessity OF re
ciproca Dc,ies, Railroad fr m New-York 10 A1oan'
C'ia Goshen) Emigration this County, ana '@1
ety of News Articles, see First Page
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

% Mr. BaAHAN give. Performance of Sacred
Music at Rutgers Institute al y oclock this
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

II An Interested inquiries. vii! fnl the argument, for
Free Trade .Ace-nty condensed by g. 6. ARScID,
HuaiI Mtrchants Mrga.ias vi March last. aud thence
copied The Tribune Of ApriI 3cta Al,o, the
Magazine for this month by CoSDY RAGUE1, Esq, yer,
-trory and plausible.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

IL For Prof Hichcock's Lecture on 'he "0Aae'
Of Science before the New-Y ork LySea''i'
pressly for Th. Tribune. see Last rage.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

10 The Troy Wing states that the citizens
.rroy h4ve subscribed 100000 toward the con-
s,ruction o, the Railroad from Troy TO Gteenbush
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07


The Morrlstown .Jerseyman of Wednesday gives
The following account oi an Iron meeting at Rock
away on the 3 lst
Probably there never was gathered in NewJer-
sev a greater number OF manufacturers ot Iron.
and those Interested IN that business, than nt Rock
awav on Friday last,='l he day was hne. the OBJ
lecl sclf-Gei-pcc, which brought together large
assernblage. who appeared determined To be heurd
by Congress- aud to lay their grievances boldly be-
fore tina, body.
Gen Dickerson (Secrelary OF the Navy under
Gen jacksou) addressed the meeting in spirited
and hHppv manncr throwing much light upon tSe
subject and anima,ing those present with the hops.
that their petition wull!d receive the proper ateA-
ton OF Congress He stated that il had ever been
the policy oi england 10 prevent thi4 from becom-
ing manufacturing nation, and more especially
did she wish to throw obstacles in way and put
a stop the nlanutucture OF iron To effect this,
IN 80 she passed law making il pena! offence
10 erect or use rolling Sitting mill. in any of her
North American Coonie.-tAe penalties in every.
case a2250 sterling with or without Imprisonment.
.t tn. option of the court. From that time 10 t.e
present has she seJu!ous = laa her plans pf-sent
bec-nling ;&dspeNdeNt, which she has too sure
" effected, although boas. iii the name. Her
ports are closed against our beet, pork, and
-four. whilst a. the Same time her operatives are
starving fer these very articles with Which eur
country abornd-. and which would readily
change with them could it be done iti, and hon
orat i principles All we ask, concluded the
,poaket,=i Is recprocity-if England will close her
ports az aInst prodlce, let Us reaate By levy
ing II dut-s n-r manufactured articles will
create home market q, manufactures
for the produce which she refuses.
We cannoi dc justice the Generals speech,
hut merely oucil on some Of lhe leading points for
tie ben. 1T .. o,lr readers. Much graft
fied to tind party feelings banisied from the meet
ing and pure american sentiments perya1ing.-
Here men Of all parties united in one common
cause to defrDd the interests of large number of
the hardy sons OF New-Jersev. and in firm bu :
respectful manner to request Congress 10 protect
the industry of our citizens from the rapecty of
iorsgn policy and rivalry
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

II Dr. Tayiors ssm of LivGrwort. tho true ar!'et
from the Eowcry Tor sale down town. at MaIcoh Lan
shCcsli l. ana. TItaIi.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

no The Alfnay Argus contrasts the prices OF
H.. etn,e Stocks Of New York and Massachusetts
and finds in Wing management the reason that th'
some % per cent, hig her than the former
Doe. tue A,su, forget tina, the affairs OF Massachu
se,,s have BEEN el,cays under Wing management
,yii!, ii has been very far otherwise with New
York DOES Il remember that the party whci.
embo,oms the advocates of Repudiation, pe'titogs
,h.;r Cause and exults their victories no"
bears sway in New-iork, but not in Massachu,
s..tsa I, no, hero an adequate reason for thu
disparity of Stocks?
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

IL Pessos Candy for sale do~a town, Ut Il Maiden
Lane, wholesale nn! retail.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

.T Ps,nphItt tpr t0e eye al married ade, only to
l,e i1aG greitS al II Maiden L,re.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

Ir In General Com snit1ee Of e emocr
WING s6Haa .fsen Dec. 10, lSil
Rc.n.st, That the Delegates elected TO The Genera
Committee OF De,nocr. HIig Young Men for the eE.
SUING gar be requested National Hall on f'
z;!Dy, Jan. T. O'Clock F. 81
Wo e. MARSH, socr,,ar;s.
,G2t GIIE. u HlLIYER,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

~ Lord MoRrE7H is in Philslelphia.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07

q Henry Barnwell the las, otsPAUL JoSEss :
crew died 4: Upper Marion, Montgomery Co Pa,
on the 9th ut. sged 81
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