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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-03-11
Charles Vail,
PNYSSCfAN & sOR%H0E.

. ESPECTFULLY tenders his services 10
IL the inhabitants of Litchfield and vicinity
lie has taken rooms at the United States Hotel.
Qormerly Phelps') where he may be founu st
all times when not professionally absent.
Lltchheld. January 5th, lS47, 34rnS
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III a Court Of Probate holden at No ,I.
scithin and for the District of Norfolk Oss
the I0th day Of Fec. lS47.
Present, DANIEL HorcHK'ss, Eas} JuRgr-
ON the estate Of BURR VI SAGE Cf Nor
" folk within said District. assigned in trust
luI the benefit Of all his creditors.
ORDERED. that the Trustees account be
exhibited to this coNrl, fos hearing, allUwans-
and settlement al the pEobate office in sa
District on the l2ih day Of March ts47 at -
o'clock \. NJ, and that all persons interest; a
in said estate may be notified to sp.- sar tifthsy
see causel before said Curt, at said time and
place to be heard therein. IT is ordered that
this order be published in one cfthe papes =
! published in Liiehheld and also to be pes :
on the public sigupost in said tOwa Of N0aiolS'
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FALL AND WINTER
c. GDID LID 90
1867.

VINIIE Subscriber, being very thankful for
l. the extensive patronage formerly receive
ed, would respectfully solicit continuance Of
the same, and invite the attention of his friends
aud customers generally to his fresh stock Of
DasY GOODS,
now opening, suitable for the Fail and Winter
Trade, and consisting of the best west of Eng
land Cloths and Cassincrcs also French
Cloths, superior article for great coats, Vest
ings Of all kinds, Satins, Tailors' Trimmings,
gold mixed Beaver Cloths, Velvets, Broad
Cloths very cheap, Drawers and Wrappers, &c.
&c. Also splendid assortment of goods for
Ladies' Cloaks and Dresses. which will be Of
iered at very low prices. Also black and blue.
black Silks, Stripe Lcvantne and Satin Stripe,
do Sinchews and yd wide Gro de Rhine. do
black blue-black and Fancy Bombazines. Mus.
lin de LANES Of late style and very low, Nan
sock Muslins, Null Muslins, Book Muslins
India Cambritks, Bishops, Lawn. Thread ane
Lace Edgins.
And complete assortment Of Shceting ant
| bleached Muslins; Cotton Yarn Carpet Warp
Carpeting of various styles; and large SUPPL.
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Dn'riet Of Tieh lid. ss.
Probate Court. Feb 23d, 1917

- STATE Of Jonathan Buel, late Of Goshen.
IL in said District deceased.
THE Court Of Probate for the District Of
Liich6"ld hath limited and allowed six months
from date hereof lof the creditors al said rs ave
TO exhibit heir claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts proreI
" attnstted. within said time will he debared Il
recovery. All persons indebted TO said estate,
are requested 10 make immediate nayment TO
LEWIS N. NORTON.
*iO-3w Ereca.or.
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MARRIED..

In this town. on the 4lh inst, Mr.. Angus
tus Flint, Of Armenia, Duchess CO., and Miss
Julia Lord, Of this town.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Mar /

BRIGHTON MARKET-MaT l
. BeefCa',le, extra. at 60 so first quality al
al second do. 25.
Working Oxen. S75, 90, and 100.
Cows and Calves, at %, IS, and SO.
Shaep,t at 2. 2 - 2. aAd $50,
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Tsp. j. CLARK: of Cornwall, is
Agen, for Sears Pictorial Works, " Phelps
Maps, for this county.
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VNNHE Court Of Probate .or the District
Il ofSharon, hath limited and allowed
to the creditors Of the estate Of Nathaniel
c. Bates Of Salisbury in said District, de u,
ceused, represented insolvent, six months
from date hereofin VIII ich TO exhibit their
claims against said estate-has, appoint
I'd Silas Reed, and Peter Macarthur, of
Salisbury, commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust said claims
Certified by JOHN G. MITCHELL,
Judge.
WE the Commissioners above men-
toned hereby give notice that we stall
meet 10 attend 10 the duties Of our said
appointment a, the Hotel occupied by J..
Wardwell in said Saliibury on tho THU d
Monday in March and the third Monday
in August al 1'oclock in the afternoon on
each Of said days. All claims not prescn-
ted within said time. properly al.est,d
will be declared recovery
SILAs REED ! Commission.
p. M'ARTHUR ers.
Dated at Salisbury, Feb. 1917.
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WATERFRONT
CASH esasd Exchange Store

CASE et2aO ES.CCSasC0Se STORE
FVHE subscriber respectfully informs them
4 habilants Of Watertown and vicinity, that
ii different system Of mercantile business will
he adopted by him tho coming season. Great
inducements will be offered to persons wishing
to pay cash for Goods also, Goods will be sold
low on short approved credits, and in exchange
for produce.
CLOCKS, WAGGO.NS, & PALM Lett
HITS,
are wanted in exchange for Goods, on fail
terms.
Asplendd assortment of Goods will be kept
by the subScriber-a larger variety than is
found in most country stores
NJ B. All persons having unsettled accounts
with the subscriber, ale requested to call and
settle them previous to April |, 1877.
Oj- All business contracts that have been
made by customers with the subscriber will be
strictly performed on his part.
\. A. GRIDLEY.
Watertown, Feb 90, 1877. 2mll
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Please take Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to the Subscri-
~ bers on Book over six months slan>
ding, are once more requested 10 call and
settle the same previous to the LIST April
next. If the above request is not CONS
piled with. we shall send them Greeting
forthwith.
KENNEY g. PARKHURST.
Rantam Falls. March 10, 1917. 3W43
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District Of Sharon, IS ]

Probate Court. Feb. Is ls47.
KTPON the application of Virgil b. Bob
~ eris of Sharon, in said District, show
ing to this Court that he is Guardian TO
Charlotte +. Roberts, a Minor belonging TO
said District, and that said Minor is the
owner Of the following real estate, viz:
The undivided sixth part Of all the lands
that Samuel Roberts late of Sharon in said
District deceased, died seized and po' sesscd
of, e. all buildings thereon standing, situate
in Sharon aforesaid, consisting Of about two
hundred acres of the Home farm, and about
two hundred and fifty acres Of land lying at
place called Pine Swamp in said Sharon:
which said estate was bequea,hed by the de>
ceased, in and by his last Will and Tesla.
ment, to the father of said Minor, also,
about twelve acres Of Sprout Wood Land
lying in the south part of said Sharon
that said Minors interest as heir at law 10
her deceased father, Albert S. Roberts, is
valued al about fifteen hundred dollars, and
showing just and reasonable cause for sell
ling said real estate: praying for an order,
and that he or some other meet person be
empowered, TO sell the same, as per apPlca-
tivn on file, dated the 9Th day Of Feb lo47,
more fully appears.
ORDERED-That .bc foregoing nppli
cation be heard at the Probate Office, in
said District on the 81 day Of May 1917,
at 10 o'clock forenoon-and that notice
thereof be printed in some public news
paper near the place where such real es-
tate lies, three wcekssuccessively at least
Xix weeks before the time assigned.
JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
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PhlNLlPAL EsTABLIsHMENT IN NEW YORK
fiSssifi THE Canton Tea Company ha.
I'M 81 HIM. 4 been popularity known Tor
&gNH many years. This is the la 20
afAa@4 - and oldest Tea Estabishmc!. l..
America. The public have had full rrotf 0"
their integrity and responsibility. Eut such
has been the great and pressing demand fer
their Teas of late, that they have been obliged
to enlarge, to great extent their two princi.
pal establishments in New York viz:
l25 CHATHAM II 1853 GREENWICH ST.
They moreover possess facilities, in relation to
Inc Yea Trade, in very abundant degree, and
doubtless superior to any Tea Concern in A.
merlca. Their scrurulous regard to all prin-.
c'pleS that tend to elevate the character OF a
large house. is wei! understood, and has al.
ready secured them connection, probably i.
larger than all other Tea Establishments uni
ted, aud they are consequently determined 10
sell Teas pnrer, more fragrant and perfect for
the prices, in the aggregate than any house in
the world-China excepted.
They most zealously invite the attention &C
Inc inhabitants Of Wolcottville, to their Agen
cy. where the following assert ineDts are aiW a, =
on hand, and they feel no hesitation in stain,-
that wherever a single trial is made, o veIy
great preference will be given TO I he celebrated
Teas Of the CANTON TEA COMPANY!
0.Resder. make the experiment!
Retail Prices as O|io,Os. subject IN oil eases Ia
0eTe!uTned u not approved 9f--
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lcenpe rfOoa dnonal:s Tin
he n p cen
all
quality Ali orders, with CASH enclosed
attended
SAMEs PUNDEEFOsD. Sole Agent for the r''
New Iaven January o., 2n37
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The brutal husband has absc ond, d and has
not as yet been arrested. II is to be hoped
that justice will sooner or later find him out.
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DISPATCHES FOR THk TRIBUNE,
BY TELEGRAPH.
Important from the Seat
Of War!
HE ENEMY NEAR sALTILLO!!

GEN. TAYLoRs oUTpoSTS DRIVEN IN.
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III -H IN Ao
TWnlrottntlle aNearsr
OF THE NEW YORK
Canton Tea COMPANY

THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN AMERICA,
PRlNLIPAL EsTABLIsHMENT IN NEW YORK
The New York herald., 1847-05-26
- @ @ ~

10 UCHE BKOTHEh6, MASTEKSON, No ltl ,ia
II den lane having completed their beg
their friends and the public that
from the Old Country be secured the
souabls first class packet ships sailing regularly from
shall be but that emgrants will be forwarded
presentation of their tickets.
Drafts payable demand the Royal Bank of Ireland
aud on Messrs. Prescott, Groe. Ames & Co, London.
NIB TO prevent Mistakes beg leave say that we
have ton with the firm Of Roche Brothers Co..
which has been dissolved since 18th July, 1886.
mv25 3Otyrc
The New York herald., 1847-05-26

Freight Train will for Croton Falls and
intermediate places at A. NJ, and City Hall at p M.
Returning will leave Croton Falls 10 A M and 9 r NJ.
ON SUNDAYS,
The trains will run a. follows, viz
Leave City Hall Leave Croton Falls
For Croton Falls For City Hall.
A. M. 7 80 A. M.
4P. M 30 p. NJ.
Leave City Hall for White Plains Leave White Plains
and intermediate Places. For City Hall
y N. mA.M
M. IL 30 p. M.
5 0P.M 333 P. Nj.
Extra trains will be Harlem, Fordham, and Williams
Bridge, on Sur day. when the weather is fne
The trains and from Croon Falls will stop New
York Island, except Broome and 32d street.
Acarw precede each train minutes take passsn
FARE FROM NEW YORK:
To Croton Falls and Somer. ............. 81 90
10 castle: 10.
rotf r
The New York herald., 1847-05-26
OVERLAND EXPRESS

TO THE
NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE.
The New York herald., 1847-05-26

AEMY INTELLIGENCE
We understand that Lieut. Love u. s. Dragons leaves
this city this morning with about fifty dragons for Fort
Lcavenworth From that point, with the remainder Of
his company escort to large number Of provision
wagons and $500 900 in specie he will Immediately pro-
ceed to Santa Fc
lie leaves this city with the wagons containing the U
worth north side Of the river lie has with him
very ine company Of men, and they are probably tho
best httcd and prepared for service OF any company
which has ever left this city.
They all mounted on horses which in appearance
for strength and beauty cannot be surpassed in out
Of the service and their military trappngs correspond
When the company In full IL will be- it's arrival
Fort Leavenworth they will Of themselves constitute
body in appointments command and stamina almost
sufficient to overrun large portion Of New Mexico
The United states paymaser Major Bodine, goes out
with this escort and in charge Of the Government funds
the object being to pay of the troops who are dis
charged mustered of the service at Santa Fe.
The amount OF money taken out. We presume, will be
quite equal TO all the necessities OF the Government In
that quarter 81 Louis Repub. I6h mat.
Rough and Ready Ride company has been formed
in Washington county and viii be on their way to the
elected Captain; Dr. s. d. Mollowny st Lieut.; George
o. Hepburn, I'd Lieut. and Benjamin Talbot second
Lieutenant
On Saturday evening, when Capt shepards company
was marched on board the Mandan guard was placed
on the panks prevent the members Of the company
from passing repassing without permission pri.
vate named Thomas Ward, having got on shore, at
tempted to get on board, whom he stopped by the
sued, Ward picked up rock, which he threw at the
sentry when the latter pressed upon him and run him
through the body with his bayonet. The wounded man
is dead.
Yesterday, Major } T. Campbell, Of Springfield, Mo;
Thomas Forsyth and VIM. J. Piggott Of Lexington,
reached this city from New Orleans. These gentlemen
In company OF about thirty mostly teamsters LEFT
chihuahua the 10Th Of March last and came In over
the piansa distance Of thousand milcs-cros.ing
Texas and striking Red river at Caddc Lake They
were about forty days in making trip whcn tney Ok
pected when they set out to perform in about twenty
hve days--St Louis Republican, l7h inst.
Captain Ector's company Of volunteers, at Grimu,
Georgia ia full and about to take up Its march for the
seat Of war.
The New York herald., 1847-05-26

ss was anticipated. They probably doing their Of
selves. - ~ '~ASsA' 'nela-
we notice with sincere pleasure that General Shields
improving apaee, and that his recovery almost GER
The New York herald., 1847-05-26

sc. sc. &c.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
OFFICE.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-08

MAJoa Bliss, Gen. Taylor's aid and smanuen.
sis, iss son Of The late John Bliss, of Whitehall.
NY, who Yves Captain in the u. S. Army in
the wsr Of isl2-snd 10 not - the papers have
il, from New Hampshire. He was educated at
ed for him the sOubrsqSst of 'PsIfee, Bliss' Ma.
jor Blissis chiefly regarded in tbs army on &C.
count Of his literary st,sinments, being one Of
the bes, writers Of the day. and q finished Ger.
man, rrsaeA asa sPaaisk scholar ...t...
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-08

A JUplcIAL MuRpKR.-A young man, named
Chas II Smith, was hung or rather buichered,
at Hickman, KY, on the goth inst, for the mur.
der Of Abraham .. Tyler.
"a small edion rope wa, placed aronnd hi,
neck, which Of course broke when the drop fell.
The victim lay stretched on his back for some
minutes upon the ground in grea: agony and
apparently dying But he recovered sufficiently
10 ascend the platform. This time the Sheriff
went TO the other extreme, using a rope or cable
so large and rough that the moose would no, ,gh
ten In ten minutes after he was swung of. the
tortured man was still Kicking apparently in
great agony Horrible ~
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-08

A HIeH CsxPLINESr.-Tbe merchants OF the
city Of PhiIsdelphia, without distinction Of party
have had q full length portrait Of the Hon. SiAos
CAxIsos painted. as q mark Of their high esti-
nation tor bis public services whilst in the Uni
ted States Senate. The portrait 10 now being
exhibited st sully's Gallery of Paintings, and ID
one ofthe finest specimen Of the ant We have
ever seen. The Likeness 10 true TO nature, and
no one can fail recognizing the origiasl by look
ing pgon the copy ......... ...,...a
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-08

20 1t is supposed that Generals Scott and
Taylor will celebrate the next 4ih of July in the
city of Mexico. if peace is not concluded before
that time. The sckly season has already COM
mencsd at Vera Cruz. probably one Of the most
unhealthy cities in the world II is not uncom.
mon for one sixth of the entire population TO die
off in one season. The city of Jaiapa. towards
which our troops are marching. is said TO be =
delightful and healthy spot. 1t is about 60 or so
miles from Vera Cruz, on the road 10 Mexico.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-08

o. We exI ected, BY the time our paper went
to press, to hear Of battle or proposals for ace
between Gen Scott and Santa Anna Gen. Scott,
at the last, advice. was advancing upon Cerre
Gordo about l2 miles this side Of Jalapa. Cerre
Gordo, as for,ihcation. is a steep and difficult
mountain. almost as inaccessible as West Point.
There is no doubt but that there has been a bat.
tie at that place. or that negotiations for peace
have been proposed. Santa Anna is, no doubt,
inclined 10 peace, bu, dare no, nvow it to the
Mexicans. whose hatred TO the Americans is
most cordial, and no would delight TO see us all
slaughtered But as Santa Anna can neither
whip us, and yet dare not offer terms Of peace,
he is in a dilemma that may prove to him both
| troublesome and unpleasant.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-08

10 PoLIIics-The news from the armies Of
Scott and Taylor, which is always anxiously
looked for, has withdrawn the attention of the
people almost wholly from politics. This is pro.
baby Just as well, as there will be, no doubt,
enough Of excitement before the election. We
trust that our party, in Recommending the quail
fcations Of our candidate, will abstain from per.
sonal abuse towards the wing candidate. Such
q course is only calculated to do injury, and with
the exceptions Of few indiscreet editors. we
believe, this course is pretty generally adopted
by the democratic branch Of the press. Demo
Gratis need and ask for no arguments but an ex
animation Of their prime pies.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-08

~ ExroRT OF GRAis.--More grain has been
exported from this country TO Europe, from the
lst Of September 20 the cath Of April, than ever
was ex ported in any year previous. The amount
Of bread.tufs reduced 10 bushels, sent from this
country during that period, i. said to exceed 20
millions OF bushels.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-08

uI ViReIsIA ELrcIios.-Tbe elections late.
ly held in Virginia, have resulted favorably TO
the wings. The last delegation in congress, stood
IA democrats TO whis Now the whig. have
carried six members Of congress, and the demo.
Gratis nine II is more than probable that there
will be whig majority in the next congress.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-08

u FIRsr PENNSYLVANIA RscrMrsr BY the
fist of Killed and Wounded al the Siege Of Vera
Cruz, it appears that the First Pennsylvania Re.
gment suffered more in ;ns respect than any
other Regiment present, whether Regulars or
Volunteers. This Is proof conc ciusive, that our
troops were where duty was to be Gone, and their
services most needed
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-08

O. The weather, until Wednesday last, has
been cold and unfruitful. The continued winds
that prevailed for the last SIX weeks have been
injurious 10 vegetation. During the last ten days
we have had some cold and frosty nights; but so
far as we can Judge, the fruit crop has sustained
no injury in this borough.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-08

LEGACY FAILED Reference TO our law re.
ports will show that legacy Of $500 per annum
given by the Rev. Ezekie! Cooper, deceased, for
the bent fl of superanuated and worn ont Me,ho.
dist preachers has entirely failed, in consequence
of neglect of legal formsli,ies by the tesiaior.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-08

THk RrroRr OF THE COMMISSIONERS. OF rHE
PATENT OrrIcE is full Of new and interesting
facts. The Commissioner speaks Of the existing
law by which a subject Of Great Britain is com.
PEELED TO pay into the treasury the sum Of $500
before his application can be examined and the
citizens and subjects of all foreign counties to
pay $500 on their respective applications, and
says the effect ofths provision is unquestionab!y y
TO prevent the introdnc ton into this country OF
many useful and valuable discoveries which
would otherwise be patented and mtroduc ed.
During the year ending December lst 1916,
there were 1912 applications for patents. The
numbe: OF patents issued during the same period
was 6le, including % reissues, 5 additional i'm.
provements and so designs. The number of pa
tents expired, 473 Three applications for ex
tensions have been made, two OF which were re-
jected, and one is still pending. Two patents
have been extended by Congress. There has
been received by the commits siouers $50 2Oi le
of which sum sll. .oss 50 have been repaid or
applications withdrawn, and for money paid in
by mistake. The amount Of money in the trea
suTy 10 the credit Of the patent fund, on the Is,
of January, 1915, was sls2 ,t5s 90 The balance
paid in on the lst Of January, lsl7, increases il
to Sis6, sos is.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-08

RAMS HoRS NoMIsAIIos The Rams Horn
New York city, q paper devoted 10 the colored
population, ha. nominated Gerrit Smith and
Frederick Douglass, fol President and Vice Pre-
sident at the next election.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-08

DFATH OF MR. DaonsooLE CoSriRAEp The
death OF Mr. Dromgoole, recently elected 10 Con,
gress, in Virginia, is confirmed, He breathed
his last on Wednesday evening, after a severe
attack OF pleursy for eleven days.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-08

PARDoNKD CoSvrcrs BROUGHT INTO TEE USirss
SrArss "A captain of a merchant vessel from
Bermuda was arrested in New York, on Monday,
on q charge Of having brought into the United
States eight convicted and pardoned fcIons from
the island Of Bermuda, knowing them to be such.
One Of these, William Scholes. was convicted at
Stafford, England, Of highway robbery. on the
3oth Of August, ls4l, and sentenced to be trans.
ported for ten years, put on board the hulk
iha"s' at Bermuda, where he was kept at work
until the 2ad OF April last, when he and Samuel
PARKS who was convicted of burglary at Bir.
mnghsm, England on the 22d Of October, 1s4r,
and sentenced also TO be transported for ten wear,
together with six others Of the same sort. were
pardoned by the Queen and placed on board the
brig The's by G. J. Kirkland, the acting over.
seer at Bermuda Parks having knocked down
Schoes and robbed him oftwenty one sovereiens,
al the Walton House. New York. few uisb,s
ago. was committed to prison 10 answer for high.
way robbery. The captain was held to bail in
$4,000 TO answe-. This 10 kind Of immigrants
that will not add much to the honor or repu,a.
tion Of the country. The poor OF other countries
bring their industry, with which they supply
their own wants, and add to the national wealth,
andare therefore TO be welcomed but foreign
criminals bring nothing but their vices, and add
to the country nothing bu, their crimes