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NUMBER ~.

IToUsE.F GOODS NEW STOCK.
Ill We have received at our stores, next door 10
Clagett's and opposite Browns Hotel new and ex-
tensive assortment Of House furnishing Gootls, which
we will sell low for cash, or at short credit ior
good paper. Y 3a4 .1,s1
Bedsteads, and Chars, at very low prices Tor ine
quality. Xxx ats as2 fals ss.ns5sas tsm
A good assortment Of Looking Glasses, China and
Glass ware As n t.3 st fs5t3 xxx - ea1l
Solar Astral, and Hall Lamps and splendid Giron-
does or Candeabras
Table Cutlery, an excellent stock, psrticulariy
Rodgers Knives, in sets OF 81 pieces. Also, Pen-
n;vnS and s,cissorx Ga ~ YI fyF ,geis eAik
Walters and Tea Trays, ayaricty of patterns and
qualities. -
Brass iAndiroils Fcndets; Shovols and Tohgs
Britannia Ware in sets OF s. pieces, also detached
Kitchen Furniture Of every dtscriptionsi
Hair Mattresses and Feather Beds always on hand,
and made up to order cxpeditiously
A general assortnehtof Wood Ware embracing
almost every article nj that line appertaining to
housekeeping as 7A3sa1 .s9sasg sse3 ssf !,
Our stock is so general, thatlwc cannot name the
items, but. would say to housekcepcrs and persons
furnishing, that nearly every useful article can 20
found ut either of our stores TO facilitate custom.
ers in finding the goedsth they want, acataogue Of
iarticles in store viii be furnshed.4s 4sA sss1
nov le-awif BOTELER, DONN & co.
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rNO PARENTS AND 1TEACfIERS.--T The sub
I'LL scrbcr las just received from thefNorth alarge
assortment of School books. The best editions have
been carefully selected and we'll bound consisting Of
every kind Of school book and other requisites that
and Will be sold at unusually low prices.
hs II. FARNHAM,
noy6 corner lltll street and Penn. av.
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DULED CAT. AND LETTER FOR 81 50 PER
N REAI-For sale, ruled cap and letter papcS
at Al so per ream cheap blank and mcmorpndum
books Russia qulils copy books; and chcapschool
stationery. for sale by - WlI. f. BAYl1Y,
IS I'm Is8 lsl qejn agent tar JIerrieksS s. Btunt
'nnoy 6--6m Penn. av. betweens nth and l2th SITS.
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P ROSP E C I U S..

TIME undersigned, believing that cheap daily
Wing at s ssat - % 9he Wb;r aa'se
during The approaching Presidential contest, VIII
mblish. on the first Monday IN November neat,
thorough and decided Wing paper, entitled,
THE WHIG STAN D Ar D,
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gTsANCY NOTE PAPERS, ENVELOPES, &C.,
u &c---A splendid assortmento Of note papers, plain,
rt embossed, and lace bordered; do. do envelopes
Of numerous sizes and patterns pearl and ivory
ivory, and glass, plain and with notices Of best i'm
pressions ladies' work boxes; fancy sealing wax !;
motto waicrs in boxes assorted notices. card cases
of carved ivory and pearl Of the the richest style Of
patterns cards for baskets; perforated and Bristol
boards, and plain and embossed visiting cards Tor
sa,e by # ntlu siilsW VIM. F. EBAYLY,f
9ts.1gent for HerickSr Blunt
i nov 6--6m Penn. ay between lth and 18th sts.
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ARKIYEn.


Boat Richmond, Dixon with vi TONS fud7e from lynch
burg, to Warwick & Barkqdolc and T. \ Fourqurean
Boat Tennessee, Ponpin, with 5GI ton, mJle from
lYnchbmg md New Market, tn l. u Crenslaw & Co
and = Harris
Bp,tIJnchburg F,cds, v,t iit ton. mJ,e from Lynch
burg, ~ ID Jteishsw & Co.. LuIsm Pfestod & 80 and
Boyd Edmond s. Davenport.
Boat Tho VI B,ndufnnf, Ogerton with 3si ions nIye
from IiafdNcksviIlc 10 Dbui lolconbe & CO. ForJs &
Woodson, and RI Moore.
Boat champion, Bcal with & tons mdle from Scots
vic, toI Paris g. Co, B.su s Br1cEcnbroupl Brown
q IeyoI, shields s Somefyile Workman McGrdsr 4
Co. Jno Gordon. and Frye q 90.
Boat Black ia 49, Parsons. with % tors md1e from
Loci No ~, 70 Thos William, aud l. w Gayebrook.
Boat liule Nell Cabtll with - tons mdze from Bent
Creek Hardwicke,ic, md Midw.y Mile to Warwick &
Bark sdals A 4 Harms aud master.
Boat Jumping Rabbit, Johnson, wdi Ili tons fodge
from Lock No - 10 Warwick & Bnrksdale
Boat Mohawk, Lewis with - tons ndyc from Iesk No
2, 10 Haasll Brothers & Co.
Boat fauuera Accommodation, Woodson With IsI tons
mdZe from Beaver Dam. ~ Wnrwick Bshsdalc
CLEARED.
Boat Exchange. Bland, with va tons mdys ior Colum
BIZ, Lock No ~, ond Scottsvillc.
t0E' ofonoko Henry, vain : ton nudge f9r Coiambis
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An unfortunate wight. who has become b-nighted the
artificial darkness created by the Enquirer for the benefit
ri it, peculiar readers Justify for light in that
paper OF yesterday. 4" light. he Don't
keep cverlasng in the dark To this the editor says
nothing; but he does give him glimpse. His dark
bids iar Ia be times long that 81 Lapand
winter. Richie has hid all his light "under bushcl"
smaller lie does design any ii IL To
glad the visions of his od.world readers. But the
der - tina, he should have become sensible OF his bereave
mcnt Perhaps he born blind, hut has been redu
ccd To the condition OF Polyphemus by this Ulysses Of the
Press We have doubt he much in the dark about
the author OF his obluscation his great prototype who
told his comrades, that "Outis" had "dousod his g-
in plain English, that that moddlins individual, Mr. Nobo.
dy had made free with his peppers "Ous proved tn be
the ancicn, Ulysses and Mr. Nobody will turn To be
neighbor OF the Enquirer lie is the that puts out the
OF all his followers but they do often complain
Ii the case. however. he quit, bad imagine
the eyes be not actually gone, but only little obscured-
the edorcan remedy the defect and doubt WILL by send
ing the patient apar OF patent Republican Van Buren, spec
taces, with glasses large enough magniiy the little
OF Undertook into man ot great Importance. We hope
neighbour will be magnsnimous for and give the
poor fellow lutte light.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-13

At meeting oi the people Of Buckingham County, in
ter,scd in the navigation of Willi's River, held in the
OF Curdsviile, the 9t oi December lsi3, w A.
Sanders, called to the Chair and VIM y. Shepard,
appointed Secretary. The object OF the meeting having
been explained, the following preamble and resolutions
adopted
Whereas, the people dependant upon the navigation q"
Willis's RIVER have for long past. suffered, and still
continue suffer, INJURY their trade and commerce
consequence the bad condition OF the navigation
said rivcr, being compelled, instances much
trnnbe and expense Wagon their produce aud other
goods To and from James RNcr-a Of which. j. occ1-
stoned 10y the neglect and refusal of the Wilss Company
to keep the navigation uf the said River such order
the law requires, and for which, i. -ad Company allow
cd To receive tolls all articles transported said
And whereas at former meesng held Ia this place,
proposition made said Company, that II IL would
pledge the tolls all articles transported WilSs above
the town ct Cair for the OF the the said
ting would put the locks the Cara Mills Ihc chief Oh.
done; which proposition sccejed Toby the said Com.
panya corporation which thus slkc regardless the
welfare OF the people Tor whose benefit created aud
OF the law Of the land ought be tolerated
cove rnmCnt. Therefore,
Resoir,d That the Legislature of Virginia. ought To
take some steps 10 compel the WILLIS Company put the
navigation of Wis's River ia order the
" proceedings To be instituted, and annul the
charter OF the said Company.
Rssolrrd, That the Delegates this County aud the
Senator from this DIct be- and they hereby request
I'd, their hest endeavor- accomplish the ab, OF
the foregoing resolution.
ReSoired That the proceedings Of this meeting Le sign
I'd 10y the Chairman and Secretary and arded the
Delegates aud Senator aiJr said aud the Editor OF the
Enquirer aud Why, Tor publication.
]. W. A. SANDERS, Chairman
WV. h. SHPAEp, Sccry.
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MAsov Corxry. Va. Dc. 8. !

Ms. Mo.rLEy As the Legislature will b. called upon
at an early day, to all the vacancy occasoned 10y The death
OF the ate amcnted Judge SUMMER and j. matter of
Tie ve highest importance the people OF this Judicial
psuct that the appointment bo we'll made !e writer oud
bnng 10 the n9uee oi the Legislature the claims one en-
InenIy qualified for she staon-Bcnjam H. Smith ESQ
oi kanawha County.
Mr. Smith Is iavonrsby known u many ofthc Memtor.
the late Senator from the kanGw District and posses
the then prime requisites ofce-unfirins indus
n.y. united with legal abilities high order and char
scfeT for .ategTiiy Ba4Hiisd.
The winter does know, II the oil Mr. smith will
be presented or the place Juf Should Ls-and the Az
p0intmen tLs wofty bestowed would i've te hear
sanction, believed Of large majority OF the people OF
ute District. MASON
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w III :. ,cs,"sa ~. day a, the Haor, cash slo5- b;

" ' ue ,.ys"cd THIS day at the BALTIMORE Ca. stoF, Lv
polish Coh' TOT Ladies' oas 20 do De Co-s loo
zoo issas only se worth u2te 50 do cashmere DE- Lane,
aa ON 90, eiira line do do d. rwii; printed Velye
do biz aud blue do nun s5c do .,tr, I'm. Nh. ~,
o'wat"ed sik warp 10 Cases pru dozen ash
mere and bocha Shawl 10 and , a. 80.
cheap 20 do new siy Lace Musns evening des Inn A.
n white punk blue and straw cord Muslin. va. -.
ohv o!le Few Adelaide Cape for elr. do,.n n,,. Nd.
ftheh Worked ColaTs do do do shenieseis do rn nm o.,
ol'eIst French Lawn handkerchief 2se 80 DO 10 40 a.
% 10 % do fuNor boTirfsd Lusn Idk pre.s 500 Az
hes'eh aud plain bordered Do 10 81 so 20 sanoor
new style limitation laces and Edsngs 10 do do Thread 80
anu no. OF The latest importation; 20 pieces .,a fin. Thread -
h - 10 yer ID 20 do LADIES' YAK Shirt ami Dr,
'o 40 d. d" Mertno and Angola sup.r,ot
iii Pan white and bs sk iio-e Hose ,oo 40 .ss
a oiu Hoe aud Halt Hose; Umbrellas from ga
20 - oo sA DO at 20 10 So 100 pieces striped Ln-ey. on,
lOc@ 500 10 asdIenor aTticlc at I9!r. ny
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-13

Hamlet. marry fhis IL rniching malice. IL means
n,seAieC"-Co Henry l.. Hopkins comes in reply
the remarks Of "Jusiice" "ihree monosylablcs" lie
SAYS I'll, ale." "Juscc." suppose, will for
himself. and In his own way.
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HOYT 4 cos PRIZE OFFICE

Another capital Nos. H. sold and ,.,, an uo.,
iIouery - 'N"i h ''onaAys
To day ofer $4,000 hisl,e.t-al.o 10 ,. 49,.
10 OF slsSo 10 Of $1,000. Tickets only IS R.s % ov
aE" oi - Whole Ticket. only sC5 share, IN pour,on
the of de ,,o.'., ~" sa'a
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MORNING. pEcENprR II i..,.
Mr.. Caihoua-coming dorm

The following extract oil a letter appears in the
Enquirer I'll Yesterday:
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Jtwll DC -eea that the deiiceney has kssa dls.i-.is
during s last tee yess having been at the ~
during 'e preceding four years The average rate OF re-
venue annum secrine between the FIRST January
1881 add the 3l- Dsceu,bcr. 1910. twenty. md,
Hons o dollars, while that between the Inst Of January
lssl and the 10Th September, lst3 eighteen millions
Two hundred thousand dollars per YEAR
The accrving stated in the table, embraces all
the receipts into the Treasury during the periods referred
TO- excepting those from debts and other funds sNsng pr
~ 70 1887 IN reference % the first mentioned period, and
with le exception Of receipts from similar funds which
existed before ISL in reference the second period aud
excepting in both the derived from loans and
Treasury notes This view taken Tor the purpose oi
hbitns the actual revenue independent I'd scccnal and
intrinsic additions. Thus, during the first four wears the
deficiency IN the ordinary supplied by the ba.
lance IN the Treasury the lst ct January 1887 OF SIC
27s S. BY receipts from debts and other funds
before the L., OF January. 1881, the of 556
6Ha 6S, and by Treasury notes. During the last
and nine months the deficiency partly supplied by the
balance IA the Treasury the lt January l,ll 81 1896
62d o.; by from funds existing before nen
toned dan To the amount OF 23 81; and the residue
by loans and Treasury notes
Ia will be perceived also that the expenditures for the
four years. for all purposes other than the public dch aver
aged at the rate ut weniyecht millions hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars per year; while those 1T the
character ior the last two years and nine months
averaged nj the rate ut twenty four millions tour hundred
and iorp eight thousand dollars per The rcuc
non in expenditures for the last mentioned period much
greater than the dinimuion Of revenue
The OF the principal and interest OF
the old public debt and the interest and TrcH
sury notes during the last mentioned period. exceeded
millions, while these between 1897 and 1910 less than
seven hundred thousand dollars.
From the preceding estimates and staements
II appears that there will be required for
the service ut the present fiscal year be-
yond the means IN the Treasury, 81 900 900 %
And for the service OF the fiscal year com.
mcncing lst july Is IL. beyond the p,o-
blhlC revenue. at least I.S0O 600 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-13
NOI'IC,E.

NY ofa'r of the rnon Total Abstinence Association af ,.
IVY " n'chn"nd the l THURSDAY month oC FEBRUARY
oesa appointed for holding state Tsmpeane. tony.a
o' =" 'e cay OF Richmond which al N. So~,.. In AZ.
,,, Nv ann ST. earnestly rrau-sd --nd Delegates. The
are respectfully sficiis tn two a. h,s.
N me iAPer~as the on s
>'eu information to the iti-bds OF the lun
non "oh every Society urgently and !. bota III,
b'-r selected viii be prompt attendance When s.r.
h nave ee'ed Their De"ratrS they requested fx.,
'' o, p"shs-,a hist to 'he undersigned. MCAJNn BATES
.Nl.I U CinLn
" \ large sAis Of suni Mac, nj ,.. ~
change Hotel. THIS DAY. at ~ o'eIosk. pseei.-ry " Nv
n,
W Auction Noticc.-wc ak the attention OF C,o-.,,
our se THIS MORNING., at iOs O'Clock pri- suy,,. ~,
'oce Bacon sides and shouhi.r- No. Lard whik., 49,
hlds and bbt, -onc Did aud suIctot favor '' y"
WILLIAMS u.x,,,
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PETITIONS.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Itichm on q

Fort Of Hic hmond.
HgA H1tr, G.. dag at ~ s'sisek H. ~
ARRIVED,
Scnr Braincrj Noonan, st. Johns ~ b.. salt
Sclir Ann Smith, Cole, New York, sundries.
Sclir Ton, Harrington. Baltimore, -undrss.
PmLApEtrnA, Dec. ll-Clcarcd, sclr Unon Crowell,
Rclmund
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90

81, 100000 90
EHFESDTuErs.-Accordins the data furnished by the
different Departments there will BE- required the balance
OF former appropriations q, COS ,o26 O6
Permanent and indefinite appropriations 2.3ls,lS9 ~
Specific appropriations for the service at The
year al,950sIi II
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CLASSICAL so'IooI, At CIiAHLoTTE cos "1

HOUSE. Va.
INNli let Hes0h ~ School viii CONNIE
~ ~ o February and terminate ihe 7O'h o jnns following
TERMS of fufftuNS2O per sersion An additional fee ~
- - ior ne Modern fauru,fe, TlsnCh AIT Spanih
q " HAREHDATH. 4 ~
htTFatFfts- ffoeaofl Harrison anf WIN w. Rogftr InIvs
Va Wyau Caitn CAPT John Msrshah colJas Marshall
Henry A. wsttins Charlotte Va judge Wm Leigh iialhs
Wood Houtin Richmond Va Dc l2--iwsw
GtLovER sEFD-iOO Bu.hsIsprue Cioyet HcsdFut ~
- deII WoRTHAN, AGEUbTR q co.
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81
81
l6,736,l3l ~
So52526l II

Deficiency, S2.521 26I Il
IL will be seen that "a exceeding millions and
mali. Is deducted from the appropriations already made,
the ground that will he required he paid during
the fiscal Being actually appropriated by Congress,
aud liable To be used during the year. and certainly
within short time after Its expiration, the undersigned has
hcsated TO deduct the from the expenditures and
although tins has been done conformity with usage tins
explanation necessary prevent mistake Notwhspnd.
lng this deduction, II will be perceived that hec will be
deficiency o than millions five hundred thousand
dollars To this deficiency be added the OF
such special appropriations Congress make during
the present session, in addition the appropriations Tor
which estimates submitted in another report II
duty also To remark, that the credit OF the Treasury the
facility OF Its operations and the necessity OF guarding
against unforeseen contingencies, have usually induced
Congress TO make provision for small surplus. There
nothing IN the circumstances the present year induce
departure from such providnt course and for that put
pose million and halt OF dollars ought added To- the
deficiency above The whole amount to be provided
tor the services u the fiscal year. beyond the
existing estimated would therefore he about ST..
900, 900
Estimate Revenues and Expenditures
menens July !, ls4I, and terminating ne 10.
REvrNur-Front customs S2O, 1000 900 90
From sales of public lands 1850 900 %
From miscellaneous $4,000 90
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29,2ss,4s4 81

Deficiency Of mean. to meet warrants
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Probable deficiency, independent Of other
SPECIFIC appropriations that may he made
by Congress
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This sum j. composed OF tue following
items
Civil list, foreign intercourse, and mis-
cellaneous objects
Army proper
FOriiiications, ordinance, arnins m.i,t,a.
Indian Department
Pensions
Naval establishment n
Interest, &c. On public DEBT
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23,92l,03T Co
4,217OsI 20
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THoMsoNIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE
nR. T.. ID. ROBINSON continues TO offer h
CHEAP may cooD>.

- ERVANTs CLu11HNG-Kcfseys, Gii4acy- siunst Ken.
- lucky Jeans, blankets,
COTTON sIlRT1NCS sIEETINCs-A full assortment and
cheap.
TABLE DIAPER TOWEG1INGS-B Ire,l ard Brown.
LADIES DRESS GOODS siouslns Cslns Te,ins clanra.
bio coourri and Rim Alpacas
ALsu-cARrErs s RuCs-Coiion and Wool which viii -
soil very low q j. u. CUNNINCIIAM's
Ne - " Hill
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BOOTSt BOOTSIJ BOOTYJ,

VERY cuAr coon.
uHI received per schf Bethel from Boston supply
- Ietimena Clh anil Zeal stn srwei Roots which
vtej - DNNn gt'fIINCTuN
ds Nf,,uion Uo,,..
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2s.476.I6G Os

2S.476.l6C O9
The outstanding warrants
al the close Of the year
ls4l, wrre sl3.265 40
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The means IN the Treasury, rs above
stated, are
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amount deposited Wlththe
States S2e,l0l ca 81
Balances OF trust funds.
lst January, 1912 374 ,52l IL
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WANTED loan OF $1,000 for ~ months
20 secure The payment. deed u VIII be given
valuable improved cy progeny worth 5000 and entirely unn
cumhrfed. Appl a. GRO. W. TOIEH
ii Ifste's
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CANAL COMMERCE..

'Emsedby The sal
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IHstsGd Oi any available balance III the Treasur
LIST Of January, ls42, there was. therefore, defci
meet the outstanding warrants 1904 ,323 AZ.
From the accompanying statement "a it appears
reeelpts into the Treasury during the year 1912, e
OF trust funds and OF the avas OF Treasury notes an
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s.477,sCs o.
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A cow LOST.

- rGAYED from NY Lot on yet, ray a large
git ,fySl ~ red and white COW. with Young Gait 4
SszsffU suitable reward will be- paid their being fe
M H turned to w. W. DICKINSON
RH2ANtEA-s de l1-4t street. SIorL,e tIu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-18
SAFETY IN THUNDER STORMS

SAFETY IN THUNDER STORMS -
On, of doors we >hould avoid trees and
eleya,e,l,d objects of every kind; aud
if The fash j. Instantly followed by the
renor,. which indicates that The cloud
is very near, a recu'nbrnt position rs
conridered the safest. We should a.
void rivers. ponds, AMI all strea ms Of
wafer. because water is conductor,
and persons on the water IN boat
would be the most promlnen, objects.
and therefore the most likely Ia be al
,rac,ed by the lightning. If we are
within doors the middle of large ear
ne,ed floor will be tolerahy safe. We
should avoid the chimney. Tor the iron
of anil about the grale. the SCOT that "i-
ten lines IL. aud The heated aud rarlhe'l
air !, contains. are iolerable conductors.
and should be avoided. Ii - nevsr
safe Ia near an open window. because
A drsuyhr of moist air Is gh"d COM
Juc,or. Hence we should close the
windows on such occasions. In bed we
are compara,ivelv safe, for the feathers
and blankets are bad conductors, and
we are, 10 a certain extent, insulated IN
such situations
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-18

A NEw Town IN FLoRrpA.-Port
Leon, in Florida, was almost entirely
destroyed by hurricane and inunda-
ton, on the / 3,h Of september, Its in
habtants have selected new site to
rebuild their city. two or three mil, s
higher up the ST. Marks River. They
will call i, Newport 1t is now be-
ing laid off into lots, and several ware
houses will soon be completed. ready
for the reception of goods The Talla-
hassee Sentinel says that ".he location
is high above the reach of water, is
considered healthy. can be made acces-
sable by good roads, is in The immedi-
ate vicinity TO white sulphur springs
of surprising medicinal virtue, and al
foris ample depth of water to vessels
sufficiently light TO pass the bar at the
mouth of the river, and, withal, a
much better berth for them than al
Port Leon"