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Died. ia This eoansy. On Tuesday the
2osh ulumo. Mrs. SkrAH SyAeo, wife q
Nr. Willie slagg. TT
Also on Me same day. Mrs.. FEassE
GlExs. wife ofsMr. George Clean.
Died. 10 Huntingdon. Carol eoansy,
Tennessee. on me 10Th December Ias1
Major PLEssANF HENDERSON, late of
Chapel Hill, in this county, nearly 81
years old. 80 ~
Died. Al The residence or her son. near
Fayetteville. Mrs ELIZA PEARsoS. rpliet
Of Richard Pearson. deceased. in ihe tab
scar OF her age.
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Mr.. Mrss.-DxxxF. q os.age COSBY.
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27is H.. BY The Rev. ssasel III. smisA-
Res sIDxEr u. BrxPass. Psslar sf Inc
Methodist Epseopal church. d LEAsigh.
% Miss FRascss a. WEss. daughter =
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tAs tlseusaiea = r. en- f4iEs.
Fsi.aa q eHssaa isrs.asss = ssssiaus
-. Las. aiisr sons nzss. =. 49,
So = - uilisSvual 4. ~ t.e...,.,.
saaher d.aa psssaslsss sas III. Oshs...
msndmenls we're nsdr. and BE I'll -
anassea u - praised. -
v - Housi. Mr. slas n0ssd is.ss
&C. ziss Fulc = suspended % snahar bin
y s6sf Preambls md sssolaliua. a.
ssrusting the eomminrs On the District
&C ColumhA . bring il : III y ~peai
All Laws by which he slsss gsae i an
shonzed Or sanctioned IN she Districts bai
he rule was 10, snspsnded-yeas -,
nays III.
The Bakrups repeal BIZ vas again
taken up. Mr. 4. +. Marshall. Who was
enlisled % lie floor. was prevented y IN
disposition from addressing lie house.
and he yielded he floor % Mr.. Million
Brown. ~ Bsown proceeded 70 show.
from extracts from die Congressional
Globe, ,ha, 10 1870 both political parties,
and especially Mr.. Benton, were 10 favor
Of bankrupt Law; and sfler eompasins
The Law passed Al The extra session viii
ihe bill previously proposed BY Mr.WalI,
abe organ Of the Democratic parry. n
proceeded % PUin. on The general adssn
isges Of The law. Mr.. Weller followeC
in . speech altogether political, and Mr.
Ferris advocated arepeal Of The baukrup
Law. The house then adjourned.
"Wednesday. January 4.
| In The Senate, afier The presentation Q
peliiians, and reports from committees
the bill relating 10 the occupation Of III
the territory Of Oregon was taken up, an
The amendments having been concune,
in. The bill was ordered 10 be cngrossc'
| Cor third reading.
The Senate then took up the bill 70 re
! gulaie The currency Of foreign gofd an
silver coin; when, after brief discussio
in which Messrs. Benton and Evans par
| licipaled. The bill was laid on the table ft
! the present.
In The House, MIR Fillmore, from III
committee Of ways and means, reporte
) a bill making appropriations for The SUI
. por, Of the Army and Of The Military A
, cademy al West Point, and for armorie
arsenals, and munitions Of war, for u
D half calendar year ending The Grsi Of Jul.
. 1919: and for the fiscal year beginnir
I the arst day of July, is4a, aud enaiu
4 the frs, day Of July, 1874.
): The bill having been read twice by
= title, was referred to the committee OLD
!. whole on the state Of the Union, and o
y dered 10 be printed.
o Mr.. Pendleton, from the committee /
military affairs, reported bill to esta
: lish two additional military posts; one
II some suitable point on the Missouri rive
west Of Council Bluffs, the other at
near the mouth Of The Columbia river.
After the expiration of the mornil
l. hour, the Bankrupt repeal bill was aga
!, taken up, and The debate continued.
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TalIahss see, Dec. %.

We have i.upon very good authority
ihst Col. Hitchcock. now operating =
gainsl The fugitive Creeks 10 the West, has
succeeded in capturing she principal chiet.
AMI several warriors. andin inducing The
whole Of .he party 10 come in and emi-
crate West. We believe this repor. 20
BE- true, and congratulate our fellow ciil-
zens 80 long exposed 70 The inroads Of
our savage foes, on The prospect Of peace
and tranquility The party numbers
about eishly. Nortdidn.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAR0LINA,
ORANGE COUNTY,
T. E,o;ty-Ganiomher Term 1912

In Equity-September Tenn, 1877.
John Kirg and o,hersp Dixon King.
Petition 10 sell Land.
ACCORDING to decree madeinahis'caus
- at September term, 1912, shall ,'ftes Tor
sale, tn the highcs, bidder. on csc iii Il twelve
months, al The .couft house in H,llsboronghs
on Monday The 9th day Oh February rex', the
Land Of Pleasant King, on the a,ers 81 Baid-
WINS Geek, adjriniag The lands Of John MIL
row, Thomas King and others. containing 81
blu, one Apndrsd acres, NOR. or less.
JAMES WEBB, c. s. ~
January 4. ae "
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REPUTATION in ILLINOIS.

REPUDiAIIONi IN HsfsiNOios
The new Governor Of Illinois. Mr.. Ford,
who has jus, been installed ia.o office.
IN his inaugural address expresses him
sell thus plainly on the subject oil repu-
d,a,ion: Norfolk Herald.
al am happy to have il IN my power
10 announce 10 The Legislature, anu
through them to The world. that there 10
no DIS position SO far as I know In any
department Of The government, or with
The people Of this State, 10 avo,a me pay.
men. Of the Stale debt. Although the
elections in Angus. last were conducted
with much warmth on the par, OF me
candidates and people. not more than one
or two individuals we're found willing 10
offer their services up,n the principles OIL
.rrpud,a.icn; and those indiv,dssls were
unsacessfulin their elections: thus demon
sua,ing beyondahe possibility Of d"oo
thu, neither public nor individual hsn"'
and honesty is extinct. but tha. as strong
an attachment, To The principles Of justice
and az sound state OF moral feeling. ex
! ISL here as 10 10 bs found elssw here
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 4.
November Term, 1sf2.
Nancy sisrrow, widow, &c ~. Heirs OIL Lsw
sf.janss Nsrrow. deceased.
Petition for Dover.
IT appearing icsthe satisfaction OF the Court,
> that William Crawford and Jase bis wifs,
william Morrow. Thos. Morrow, JsLn Mesrs
and Nelly his vile. Vincent MorIow ard Sally
his wife, defendants 10 this case, are moi M
hshitantsof this state; IL 10 therefore ordered.
That publication be made 10 the Hilishofough
Recorder for six weeks, for ssld defendants 10
appear al the next Court Of Rless aud Quarter
Sessions, 10 be held for'0fsage county, on the
fourth Monday Of Fehruary next. nj The court
honsc in Hilrboroueh, and Plead or demur 70
said petition, or tire same will be taken pro
confesso as 10 them. and hsard accordingly.
J. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Pfice sdv. 81 50. 81 6w
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,hssrs srss fisfa - - Ansissa ! 60
Der sksSh 81 hands wefs riped ass,
- Ass ssvsa dssias u - sssssl wst -
I'D -, !. !.
masi g. - impiiesard. SER plsfts =
iEans as'n'ssse.lF npaa he dascnssfy =
- Rssirrsea mu1,-s ~ ne olhsss sss-
Fse.se = y eaneefuS> ~sse pesmilled - /
&c o dssy snsa shey ses- u ~. ,ars.
when hey we're siso ffsssd a - :.
toafd lie ksnk Cmsfima.
Harder.-Ws lsatn ffezn snesuhss.
ssslasfssy shat Ms. f.esss hegtrusrs fsom
~. sss shoskiszl r nssdssed % he -
lufn hnnr. is~sdays sge. II ne meea
Tain sss,en 81 Erximss. " ESQ mea : ~
sr.selltd sish hin ne pnnsipsl psrt u
The day 50 which he ~as murdered. u
sse@s ihsshs wss shot by pistol 10 shs
bath part q biz bed. sElis ts~sing
shfoseh sionesoass region &c csunsfy: he
IN III N bis horse insssnily gsspina Tor
br atl.i he robbers shesevpoa fiasd hm
OF bin pprkel bsuk. and were ri The s<saf
riding "a shsa thry ~sss snddenly
bfonshs 10 stand BY The appearances 81
two mountslneers who happeaed 10 be
close b., herring gene u me soo6s. II
appesrs that The lxo Hunters had no.
sepsraied loog in the larssi, before they
heard The ispovs Of The pislnls and esrll
taking II Tor grained thai The other hsd
shot ~ something. they both ran 70 see
what hal been shoi--bogh fortunately
bounded into ths rosd sbsDstbe same fiaFe
one lille sbove and ilse other lisll'
below The f0bbefs--seeing the sight des
eribed. they quickly sprang The lriger
OF iI.eir rlars and bid The muTderers n
stand or die. On approaching Lea the,
found him in lie lasI aaoHies Of death
but lie wss able 70 lell who shot him, sn,
who robbed him--he also tasd The hunter
that The robbers had missed his money
! that ID Was concealed in biz eaal collar
and few .momens sfer shlshe expired
, The hunlers then marched abe robbes
! 10 lie Village jail. The tame af the Count.
: and Village II mol recolls cled, but Of III
facts OF The case there can be bul liulc
/ any question. Billion Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12
THE MUTINY.

A direful account of mutiny on board
the United States brig Somers, has been
some days before the public, but which
we have been prevented heretofore Civ
ing to our readers by the insermission Of
our publication on Christmas week, and
the crowded state Of the columns in our
last. Immediately after knowledge Of
the affair reached the Navy Department,
a Court of Inquiry was ordered, consists
ing of c ommodores Stewart, Jacob Jones
and A. ]. Dallas; Ogden Hoffman, Judge
Advocate. The inquiry is now going on,
and so far as i, has proceeded, the testi'
mony substantially agrees with the facts
related in the narrative below.
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China.--rhe last letters from Macao
say thai The porss which we're % be open
I'd 10 The British would be equally open
10 American trade. The American ship
Lowell was a. Annoy dischsrging. and
making good sales Of her Amelic.n cargo,
taking pay in dulisrs.
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From the New York Courier and Enquirer.
The Somers sailed from this port about
three moalhs since, with a crew oi eIgh
~ apprentices, eighteen ordinary sesmen,
aud an orderly Sergeant or Marines. who
acted as Master ut Arms. She was CON
manded by Master Commandanl SiidtlI
Mackenzie, well known in the Navy as
one OF our most exemplary officers, and
to the literary world as the author Of" A
Year in Spain" Iler officers consisted
Of 1t. Gansevoor,. Of Albany. and five oil
six M,dshipmen, among whom was. Phi
LID Spencer, son u the Secretary 81
War, aud two sons Of Commodore Per
~. -,
Having delivered the dispatches will
h,ch I've was charged, 10 the command
ing officer on The coast Of Africa, Cap
tain Mackenzie sailed for this port will
the publicly avowed intention ol touch
ing a, 81. Thomas's for provisions, previ
fous 10 coming on our coast al this season
of The year. A day or two previous |" De
cember Isl, aud when the vessel wa
within 500 or GOO miles from 81. Thorn
as, M,dsh,pman Spencer limited part q
his plans 10 Me-. Wales, The Putser
Steward, who Affected a hearty co ope
ration, took an oath of secrecy, &c
which Spencer administered 10 hun
when he was made more fully acquan'
ed with the PIN Of the mu,ineeis.
They had arranged 10 raise a scufil
On the forecaslle some night after leavln
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POOR AT A BARGAIN.

The Ohio Statesman says: " No man.
ever made so little BY bargaining as MIR.
Clay" ~-~. ...
The Philadelphia Forum notices fins
singular remark in the following appro-
pirate terms:
:" Thus says the organ OF Ohio Loco
focsism, and il is set down as in the ma
ture of political sin, shathe should have
overlooked mere personal considerations
aud hopes Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in his anxi-
ely to establish and carry out great prln-
ciples which would benefit The nation at
large! Mr.. Clay has often been placed IN
stations when little trucking 10 power,
little fawning and sapersewiceabie sy-
cophancy, would have made him the ris-
ing sun Of Locofocoism. While he made
but little by rejecting such chances for
bargaining, the People have become more
dsvotedly attached to him by finding that
he is ever with them and battling for their
best interests, regardless Of bis ewa."
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n IL persons who have been declared Bank
= rupis. and intend 20 apply fsr seftsiicaIs
and discharge 81 The .next Court on the 1Sd
Of this month, must settie and pay on all fhsiT
bi.ls or cosis and priaier's fees, aR or bsgsFe
AIoaday The i6ih Of this month or their apple
caiioa will mol be heard. Several have not
vel sworn 10 and sent dswn dhcir second pcii-
tim, aud served nsiice on their rreaisoFss
ihcre lie barely legal iin,c IL attended totnsaae.
diaiely. Unless this is dlnes aheir cases will
not be acted on nv she Cnnft
w. Al. NORWOOD,
.CsHrdl .sssignssis Bankruptcy fer 0raAfs.
T Friends of applicants. seeing this no.
tics, will do well tocall their attention 10 q.
January.ii. 81
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BANKRUPT LAw.-The 81. Louis New
Era protests agaius, the repeal oi she
bankrup, law, and gives as principal
reason lha, The law has thus Far been
entirely inopel alive in Missouri. No. q
single bsnkrup. has been able 70 avail
himself Of the provisions Of The law m
thai State on account Of the opinion held
by The Judge 10 that district adverse to
its cons,i,uinnslity. An appeal has been
taken 10 the Supreme Court, !ba. lime has
no, been given for the ease 10 be heard
before that tribunal. While the citizens
Of every other State and Territory o! the
union have experienced lis benefit. those
OF Missouri have been entirely sha. out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05

rePtd SEPTIC 40 sperm Troy Bristol 40 bbls-a bound right
Arr at Maaposett 3D. Sarah, Cushing Atlantic Ocean, $50
A. Galao Aug l. Isabella Rowland FIJI, 1000 bbl,,
Wsh c on dq = dPS a o rf s NIB mos 'OO Mary
sbg 20
Aurora Coffin Nant IS mos. 100.
spoken.
Florida, Newport for Savannah seth ult off Frying Pan
Ohio, of Belfast steering w, Goth u lat 49, lon 70.
Foreign Ports
g ovFPEe Oct s t. Pskip Hawthom Lyerroo Pee
Pearson and peyeron. Christie Newc'sle Dykes Holleday
cASTs.esas sept ls@sd Eclipse Eldds., NYorl No
CHAeRrs Sept 2s-n port, Saml souhard of and for
ss% sick sail in lf" dy'' the crew. except one man had
CALlAo Aug In port Helena of New York, for Can on,
soon Sid Cayuga, starbuck, Canton via Mazatlan.
Lake Ports
Nov IAN SdPendsGse Allen s,ndq;ky H
Endo ona G N0,s PeiIo cTsyoin fnSa
t%% S A AsasS betr o1a
,on Ss%so5 Ny rnd.G Atlantic Cook Norfolk Cid cn-
PoHI,AsD NPXl-AH Harriet Dqnnpg Harp.wel for
tFf W. Msb: Mon
Dsna small p SYoF SD sch Fo.
BGsFUs d Ny sAM Apoo ssusde Savannah Signal
TlTdad basos As staGs Sa
cSaeon BH@a hS"i b s5sas
Sshe!: nfSsseH: s' "a
and s.'f Roba a ph hfsG
R oee pa n Means sS Rgb%Sou TTo do for
n s5S1 H.n fisf M Ess NSo'A
sSh sh@oHd freeman do for do 9o% No1
Snw .eR1 % 5 SD Nyot Below
smer .eSiss and HsSs
A deck Hsf sl% Ss
0E SD sda sh q%e; s ss
ff% Of this port, % tons. AsG Mobile
s Hai E Esst; cS aT' S.%saj &
Ss1 AT il hi sSsa a. Nv HssSss
AM IohnsOn VIM Marsh Pearsail and LehiGh wilcox,
RioTMOsD. Nov lar Eperyier Grant, Nor.an. Hers,
Aaddmi ssP SoI EEo'a'0n Ellsworth
EG5sd ao as' s:~ 5.spSd
3 . fh sI S Bs.asa @
s Jain Ti. Ssss;
5F$ sas sai; se
sh SpS 1 si
do a EbsS PEBBLE
syne Tsseo Havana va Key 'V West Amo' S'''' ha'Fe
ST Lawrence Chase, and John
lap, Choate Phadephis Lancashire Lyons American Bur
gess WILSON Fuller Cobb and Saratoga Gushing New
Churchill, NHaven Cid Robert Bruce Girdner Havana
Brown, do. w. ~ N'
,,Sr MARKS; Oct 22-Ar Noyes Ashby NYork via Key
West; VIM Burke, Boston. ~ '
Manco NdSs Oct sA Republe Gates NYok 18th
Boston In port 2lst Nance Nckes Republic Gates; Caro-
line s Fiat RIce and Florida Croeser for NYork
w HGM onLEASs Oct 2s-Ar Asbgrn DSt(ey Parhenon
son ia Below. Meoka, Thomas Boston; Frances Iadie1
bordeaux; Michigan Surges; FeraI Dadem; baque and
brig unknown Cid Tppecanoe Gray, Vera Cruz Oleron
Sampson, NYork; Belle, Miller, Havana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05

This gives movement for six periods, and the result is
an increase OF near 40 per cent in the discount ine
about of which $274 1857 has been to brokers'
and directors leaving about s95OoOO
10 the mercantile customers of the Banks Is
per cent during the most busy quarter OF the year and
when large imports made for short under
the reaction of the trade of the country from its long pc
ROD OF depression That revivng trade was, however,
met by hostile legislation, and already falling back
strans led by legislative structures
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMRER s
sun RISES ...6 36 MOON SETS.
sun SETS. .......4 81 HIGH WATER AZ


ss2 Birmingham hHfa:s% Ss T:E?s p M sai1
H%s; js,Ss:. S:s
renee M,iSs NoTSaS; osso Parks. D g. Mars ars
III;
hall, IVES, Indies, Nemiih Iced; Co; ohelio Young st
SMs$Si$'y M:Rs:: MgSss foS:iI; sl!:.il'
fmif e fs NARY
s% 1:n fss'if' :s.Sss
Arrived.
ma Ps &C.: hs % G ri cSS .% london and Ports
Ship Kalamazoo 10 day. from New orlean, with
4a sG Su Kpfp day.. from Savannah with
Brig l. BALDWIN Thompson day. from Savannah, with
schr eazeT Briggs i days from PASSPORT with plaster and
schr Richmond, Thomdika from ThomastOn with lime to
schr Royal George, Hicks, from ThomastOn with lime.
schr Granville Elum day, from Thom..ton with ime,
schr Mary Elizabeth Baitlett from Maehas with lumber
schr Edw Peters, Holmes, from Machia, with lumber to
schr Forest Robinson. from Machias with lumber TO the
Juno Toothake days from Belfast with potatoes to
schr Gaena Abbott days from Philadelphia with COAL to
schr T. Hatfield Thompson fro Philadelphia with
coal, TO master.
schr Sage, Kirby, from Benare
Schr Ellen Perkins. from ST. Domingo.
Also, two brigs unknown.
sailed.
Brig Ann Eliza, Mallory Mat,nzn-
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE KHopE IsLANoER,l
NEWPORT, Nov. 3, l8i3.
Arr 3D. Msssa;ot Brown Albany; Ivaqhoe Cook, Ney6u
more Resolve Burt Barnstabe for NYork; Mayhower CUT
nah; November Nickeon, Boston for Norfolk Cabot How
ard Providence for NOrleansn the squa this morning
pte on dne north end of Psppcoe Squaw Neck on the
ne assistance and towed her off, She will go the railways
General Record
Loss OF sIIirs UNITED STATES AND Dow JrAS-Bv the
Auburn New Orleans goth u from New York The United
states ana Don ran were reported have been lost off the ISL
ne sailed from Phadeph for New Orleans on Rs sb sent
barque belonging to Warren, Me- in river at New Osans
has on board part Of the passengers and crews ~
from New York the uh ut in 3d. lon ~ sh'n by
the wind steering about with loss of manmast Did n
ascertain her name NV
BAR9uE CAMBRIAN Rowe at Boston from surinsm p,,,ed
the lh u lat % 30 Ion 65 vessel bottom nm ann
ship barque about 300 burhen number Of ne,
SHORT PASSAGES The John ". Gossler at Phladepbi,
O days from the Hoogey has been beaten by the Beverly
at this port The b. once performed the passage 800
Notice to Mariners.
House East Pass, ha the buoy moored the at that
Pass drted the late buoy the bank This will
be replaced possible, of which notice will be given
lApalachicola Adv. Oct a.
whalemen,
Arat sppican I'd inst. Scion, Brshtman Aa TIC Ocean
with $50 sp Reports 81 Vinrcns Cape de Verbs Aug "a
President smon Westpor 1870 bbls juno Cook do clean
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05

90 BOCCACIOS DECAMERON.-Rich Tales from
the AntiqueOn Monday will be published and for sale
by all newsmen, agents and boys the richest tales and
be found in ancient modern literature Nnon
de Enos is ecipsed by this greatest Of all text books
for farce and comedy for, not excepting the immortal
Shakespeare tale writer Of celebrity has copied and
pagarsed from Boccacio. This writer the intimate
friend OF Petrarch who figured extensively in thu 3th
century Those DESTROYS OF seeking amusement should
apply Of the fountain head Of wit and sentiment which
how through these pages.
II is illustrated with very pretty engraving from
original painting by sully, of female playing IN the wa
ter entitled Z" The Water Lilly" Single copies Iq1 cts
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Second Board.
Died.,

Died.
On Friday evening, Nov. 81, after ling Illness
MANY CAHrLL, wife of James Cooper Thorne, aged 50
years, nine months and five days.
The relatives and acqusinances Of the family are re.
specuy invited to END the funeral this day. at hall
past O'Clock, from No. ~ Eldridge street.
At Brooklyn Oct goth, MARY HoPxINs infant daughter
of James r. and Adelne j. Robinson, aged months and
ID days.
On saturday, 4th inst in consequence of orgsnic dis
ease Of the heart, Rosa, wife of John Newman.
The friends and relatives of the family will attend her
funeral from her late residence No. Henry street.
morrow at O'Clock p. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05

The specie has appears, slightly diminished as usual
ct this when the curren. is setting SOUTH more par
ticuisry when the crops backward as now The
depostes have largely increased while the discounts snd
circulation appear to be falling The following are the
leading features Of four banks, viz the Bank OF Com
merce, Leather ManufscturerI Bank, Bank of the
State, and Mechanics Banking Association.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05
CAN ANYTHING BE PLAINER

THAN that the great whose e ers are app need below
Of Is s to be IN Ea
Of such valued esti%9n.s and memories. rr. comes
much loved sage here 9m the hermit &C. the sr Jsel.ca
praise Pss@en r ri n
X. % Ss coed the e. h. done
h :as f. the adj. H. spp and IS
fast th i. no remedy for cough cold and pulmonary
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Very RESPECTFULLY your Obedsispt se,ysns ,-nr.,
. HERMITAGE April II, lSt3.
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W,sHIroroN, April 6, lsts
,cknow and very thanks the boz OF Candy
himself as a remedy for colds and conghs '"N'' ="
am with S5iY S'f TY yfT'EESs J rva. Secretary
ALBANY. May 10, 18a3.
Messrs Psase Sons
Genemen-You will pardon me for the delay in replying by
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Your obcdient servant,
VIM c. BOUCK.
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