Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 29, Brookville, Franklin County, 16 July 1841 — Page 3
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OOKTILLE) INDIANA.
r RID AT, JVVY i
.ster at Faiifield. i P,sce 01 0,Mm-" "",u, p!e or Geo. Bowlby, removed. Jofta Farian, Post Master at Liberty, Ind.. in
lM place or M'Culough, removed. JaaoAit Viocs hi bseiv appointed Post Matter it Logan sport, Ind.
Fmm our Congressional Reports it will be seen .k.t Con tress ii beginning to do something. The
Sab-Treasury it not repealed yet. The National
Bank is not chartered. The Tariff Las been scarcely named as yet. Much is talked about a general bankrupt law, but nothing done. A test vote has been taken in the House upon the Public Land question. These are all great questions, and reqnt're much deliberation.
adds in a poatrnb : Later 'information states resolved upon the summary execution. Thf'v offices, the only one thev want: any being in that the grain of he wheat is defective, and first . deputed ten citizens of the county to visit the minority they will pursue and course, that the crop will not be so large as was ex- Williamstown, and inform the ritixens of the make false promises, or adopt any measures
jmcvm. .w. ....n. BUC....6 me pine, um prisoners particular v. that at to weaken the Whit ticket. We sincerclv
Rust. I such a time the prisoners wen. ( h avB.n. I im.i rnj. :ii i t.. a.-. iri .. . i..:.
led. This notice was thirty six hours previous false Inducements and (latcrioe promises. The
yland continues ,0ne cx execution, and a clergyman was Whigs owe it to their country and to their
RATES) OP RXCtlAKOE, C. at the Mechanics' Bass. Cincinnati. BY E. D. JOHN.
counties in Virginia and Man
to be favorable to the growing crops
Alexandria Uazette. The Rochester Democrat says that a com mission house in Cleveland, who have means for a general knowledge of the state of the spring wheat rrop along the line of the Ohio Canal writes to a correspondent of that city,
under datj of the 32d of June: "The growing
crop since the late rains
and we think that the prospc
crop may be called good
auo sent, ana actually went to the prison for friends to rally to a man in the nppoit of
' j i prisoners. the county nominali.n. If they remain firm On Saturday last In pursuance of the notice and unshaken this time they hereafter bid about five hundred Citizen nf Rnntknn ti tofl!nr In . nflnl-ta nflh V.n Tt..n
. lvwwww V I aa WW w w -w w nil aM U VII
wmcu wii! Ruuea some irom Scott and liar- parly.
nauu vouiuice, came into Williamstown In
solemn procession and most perfect order. APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
1 hey had chosen their Sheriffs to act for the Bv and mlh the content of the Senate.
neral Winfibld Scott, Ma
Brevet, to he Major General
Major General Alex. Macomb,
I Asaaft0lhft Mftfl A . at ft Ski
uaa n k k km www - n iitii am . .
looks more promising, " . V- r. - . Brigadier Ge
ct of an wmAJtTrLrmjV Q Vi,ucnpr General by
v i a unci in ill umui 1-swiUaHsiv wn friwam n am i
tv r .i;: : v,w . t vice
vi nci vi lucprisun; ne onerea However u j
a, r?? a I
A Eenueman irom me Biississippi counirj ... t .
savs he saw no want of rain until he reached lZZ''"-? p?.Pie "c .on5e
Mount Vernon, Ohio, from which place
Rochester the drought has been severe
to
broke open the doors. They then took the
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Tk. loin iimnr.r in i o n.rt fiK!. "'T ' " " wup me nne oi marcn
: : !' .f.toB, to the
leans coon- . f .
ty, but in Monroe the ground was wet to the "r;i: Z ,.rQe"
j -m flLF V 1SB lJ
McLeod's trial is to take plaee in a few days, it itiaid in some or the Eastern papers.
Daowacn. John Warner, a laborer in the em
ploy at Samuel Goodwin or this place.was drowned is the River near Mr Goodwin's house, on Tuesday
...niii lant. The man had labored hard in the
f VM""-fJ, tarvtat field all day, and after work, in the evening went to the River to wash his Iset. It was discovered about half an hour after in the edge or the
River, with his face down, dead. VV here his head lay the water was about 3 inches deep, and not ter one foot deep at hie feet. It is presumed he vts taken with a fit and fell in and expired.
Mob Spirit- It will be seen that the citizens of
Grant county ,Ky. have made summary disposition
of Mtytae and Couch, two attrocious scoundrels.
Tkis Itaythe, we understand, is the same man that attacked Thomas Upjohn about 8 years ago, be
tween km and Cincinnati -
Some of our candidates held forth at Rochester on Saturday last. We did not dear them. The
candidates en both sides ol the question are busy. The Democratic Whigs must be on the lookout. The loco Tocos hive sow a full ticket except for
A editor.
time
L . U . ... V 1 I I i . .
The Burlington (I. T.) Gagetle of the 21st r ' Zl t T ,u 7 a VT 1 ,i .UiMhowLr fr ih. I..t keen ,eB,t w.. thotuand. After arnving
on the ground, Mr. O tiara, a member of the
depth of four or five inches.
inst. says that 'the weather for the last week
ha been unusually warm and dry lor the sea- ij , . t. nn. u.w,t B . bar, addressed the people for some time upon hLgMh. hte Territwyf The S'hof f'f"!!! '3."" , . ,-, , ;, u i course. He w as listened to with the utmost
at present.' ' 8i'en r?8f ect b.1 "J001. PP-"7
w iq.k . a i uav V present. The preliminaries were then ad-
Tro horse thieves were arrested in Putnaia
ronntv in this Suie. on the 4th inst. The horses
v " r vers restored to the owners in Park county, and
be thieves lodged ia jail.
the
Oil. R. M. Johnson, has been elected to
LegialMare of Kentucky, from Scott county. Knigklttowm Co nr.
Pray, friend Grabh, whea did the above election
take place, and who is your authority!
Dr Wilto Tbmpmm. is again a candidate for
the Legislature from Fayette county, Tba loco focos have not nominated a whole ticket, but are
practising the sans kind of game as ia tbia county
to dereat and destroy the whig darly. We expect Utey will find hut few whig soft enough to be
caught by each bait. Ia every county in the State
where the loco tocos are ia a hopeless minority
they are eadeavoriag.ta break down the whig party
by ranaiog aa amalgamation tieket. fhey know that
ia this way, if they do not succeed this year, they
ill aid in destractiag and sowing dissention
the whig ranks, so that the loco fbcos will have no
difficulty ia carrying their whole ticket next year,
This ia their great object. There is a United
States Senator to be elected, and the scheme is
already far advanced for the defeat of a whig. And
are confident ne tro whig will aid in this plot
the enemy. Every kind of influence is to be taught to bear sympathy charity nolpartv
lU are to be nni ted to sacrifice principle and to des
troy good men.
death and destruction to the hemp crops,and
very serio is injury to the corn, we had on
aunday evening last n refreshing shower,
which much revived every description of vegetation. We are fearfnl. however, that these
showers have comeloo late for the hemp.
I he prevailing opinion is that not more than
a full half crop will be made. Corn will be
but little injured by the drought; perhaps it has been benefitted by it, for the farmers have
had an opportunity, during its continuance, to get their corn fields well cleaned of weeds and
grass.
The North Carolina papers complain of a
dreary prospect for the coming corn crop.
I he red lands in Virginia, says the Ports.
mouth, Va. Republican, promise an abundant
wheat jield. Not so the grey lands. Corn is every where exceedingly backward, and generally unpromising.
1 he Baltimore I'atnot says, the late re
freshing rains have been of incalculable ad
vantage to vegetation in the vicinity of the cily. The crops of wheat, rye, corn, and
vegetables generally, now look healthy and vi porous, and promise at least an average yield.
The Vincenncs (la.) Gazette rays, that on
the 17th 'we had quite a copious rain. Never, within our recollection, in this section of country, have the crops required rain more
than at present.
The llarrisbutgh, Pa. Reporter says The wheat and rye crops are comparatively
lieht. The oats, corn and
thing to say previous to the closing of their
earthly accounts. Une of them, Maythe, addressed a few remarks to the people, admitted the commission of the act for which they were to suffer, denying, however, that it was his wish to commit actual murder. Religious service was then performed by a clergyman
present, and May (he nod Uouch were hung in their irons upon a tree standing over the same sprit where their crime was committed. Rude cofiins were constructed and they were buried. The crowd thea dispersed in the
same perfect order.
TitawfcMDotrs Raw. On Sunday afternoon we had in this citv one of those flooding rain
the like of which hardly occur in a century of
time., for nearlv two hours it came down a
deluge there falling within thai space of
time about three and a half inches or water. It came up suddenly, accompanied at first
with very considerable wind and lightning
Although we have apprehended some serious
damage, yet up to the time of writing we have heard of no destruction of property, other than the prostration of a few shade trees, and the loss of one or tiro chimney tops. What slight damage may have occurred in the city, we have reason to think, has been amply
compensated in the most perfect cleansing of our streets from every impurity produced by tae ummtr's heat. Yesterday morning our citizens could walk and breath the purest air. We learn from a gentleman who came in to d ay, that the damage done to the corn crops in the Little Miami Bottom is immense; it is thought (hat Ht least one fourth the crop is
destroyed. The wheat crop being jut tut, has escaped. Great damage is done to tim
ber trees oaks and sycamores from S to 3 feet in diameter, are twisted off. But no lives
are lost, or dwellings thrown down. A part
of Mr. lionte's Rope alk, in the western
OHIO. Trust Company, 0 prem Urbane Certificates, 3 " Commercial Bank of Cincinnati, par Franklin do do Lafayette do do " Miami Exporting Co, do 2 die Hank of Cincinsti, do 2 Granville Bank, 5's and upwards, par small notos, 2 dis Lebanon do 2 " W. Union do 2 Canton do 3 " German Baak of Woorter, 5 Mad River Railroad. 2 " Manhattan. Whitewater Caaal. SO All current small notes 2 Post Notes. 12 months, Do do 20 do 5 Oo do 30 do 2 " Mechanics' and Traders' Bank, 1 " All other solvent Banks far KKNTUCKY. All of the Kentucky Banks t preni INDIANA. State Bank and Branches par Scrip, $5 li to 2 dis ILLINOIS, Slate Bank and Branches ! dis Shtwneetown U dis
When we add, that one of the criminals, piirl 0f the city, was thrown down.
Maythe, has been long known by many citi
tens of Ohio and Kentucky as a man of noto
riously bad character having been confined at different '.imcs and escaped from the Penitentiaries of both State we have stated all the facts and whatever there may be of a palliating nature, in this case.
We have no comments to make at present upon this most extraordinary transaction.
vve can only say now, that, whilst we have no doubt of the great guilt of the sufferers,
without a single pnlliatory circumstance in their behalf, and whilst we cannot use the
term mob in this case, in the ordinary sense, yet has there been inflicted upon the majesty
or the law a most dendly slab, and the miscbievious consequences of which, time alone can calculate. The sacredness of the law has suffered gross violence; and for the stability of our institutions, we sincerely hope this
case may stand isolated in the history of the
Cm Rep.
SIserifTs Sale. BY Virtue of two executions issued from the Franklin Circuit Court, and to mu directed, I will offer for sale to the highest bidder at the Court House door in the town of Brookville.Franklin county. Indiana, on Saturday the 7t day or Au
gust, A. D. 1R41, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A.M. and 4 P. M, of said day, the following described rest estate, situated in said county, to-wit:
F.ast half of the S W quaiter oi aection 30. town
ship 11. range 13. beginning at a corner stone
near a hickory tree on the west side oi ripe ureex, thence west poles to another corner stone.
thence 100 poles to ar.other stone, thence east down a small branch into the meanders to Pipe Creek, thence running up Pipe Creek with the
meanders to the former line of James Alley, thence South along 'said line to the place of beginning, containing 40 acres more or less. Alo, the North Esstq'iarter of the SW quarter of section SO, township II, Range 13, containing 40 acres more or less. Taka in execution as the property of William H. Jones, at the suit of the j;rokvil! Insurance Company. J. O. ST. JOHN Steriff F. C. July 15. 1941. Pn. $2 60. 29-3w
Ilymciiial.
MARRIED On Wedncsdav last, bvthe Rev
Klijah Barwick, Mr. BENJAM1X II. BDRTOS,
Merchant or tats piaee, oi inc urm oi Bancs Burton, to Miss MAUV ANN, second daughter of Judge Enooh M'Cartr, of this township. To assist biin in life's numerous toils, To cheer him in misfortune with her smiles, Tosooth his heart when troubles overbear. And with her love to recompense his cart. To raise his drooping spirits in distress
And with ber own, promote his happiness.
On Friday last, by the Rev. W. J. Patterson.
Mr. John 8. Glieeon to Miss Mary Case all of
this place.
On Monday last, by the Rev. Elijth Bar wick, Mr. John Hittsman to Miss Elisabeth Beeker.
TO FARMERS. 100,000.
T
1HK
Subscribers will pay the highest cash
price fur one hundred thousand bushels el
wheat delivered at their Mills in Lawrenceburgk . Salt can be had bore at 31 rents a bushel, or at the lowest Cincinnati price. JOHN s COMF.GYS. July 5. 1841 29-3w Be a.
s oats, corn and l?tatoe crops. 'Q... jMtVo.
promise an abundant yield, and our farmers i '
are in very good humor with the prospect lor
Tbk Caore. On Sunday last, this section of
itwntrywas visited with a bonntifut shower of
"ia. In the main the corn gives evidence of a
nieradle crop. The wheat is about gathered, but
considerably injured with rust, and not a full
trop. Hat is not over half a cron in drv eround
nut in situations less subject to be injured by
routh, it fair.
Crops in Gkokgia The Macon Messen
gersajs: 1 lie cotton plant Generally pre-
nt a reasnnahl nmtnorl for m mirfdlinp
r i o
1 'o?i nothing favorable fot a large one. Con-
'uerDie iniurv has been sustained bv the
ue and cold spring, and something from lice. At this time, the nlant annears to be thriving
throughout the State, and the season is favorWe to its growth. The corn crop generally
pretenit a very flattering prospect. Should
l - a
season prove as favorable for it for
"wuh to come as at present, it will be a large
ne crop of oats has been but middling.
"line acerepate but in anme nlarra it is
neat in many parts nns ueen goo a
the incoming harvest.
The Detroit Journal of June 22J says We have the most cheering intelligence from the interior. The fields promise a prolific haivest. The aggregate crop will be near five millions of bushels. The amount of pork,too, will be proportionally increased. Michigan therefore, has no reason to despair. Her wheat and pork will rorrmand a goodcurren-
ty, and soon all will be well. Future., Wheat Crops. From all that we can
earn from the farmers and our exchang pa
pers, the crops of wheat in Allegheny and
Washington cou:ilies will scarcely yieia nan
an average one. I here is still a gooa aeai oi old wheat in the country. The late excel-
ent refreshing showers have very much im
proved every kind of vegetation, and the farmers at the forks of Yonglt have begun their
From the Indian Journal. THE WHIG TICKET.
The opponents of the Administration in this
county have set up such a yell of "Dictation, dictation! No Convention, no Convention !"
that a few of our Whig friends are almost ready to believe that they have been dictated
to in having a regular ticket made up for them to support. Now, this opposition of the
Van Buren parly to nominations is not general, it is only partial and sectional. What they condemn as wrong and dictatorial in Indian-
aaolis. is riel.t and purely cemocratic m
Siielbvville and Franklin, towns only 20
miles distiint. In Shelby and Johnson coun
ties our opponents have lage and undoubted
maiorities.and they have nominated full tickets r . . . , . 1:1. .1. I
in both counttet! I nisuoes noi iook iiko wej rnncidrrpd ncmiriAtions bv Convention die-1
ALWIST ELECTION. Democratic Whig Ticket. For Representative, James A. Lowes. Henry D. Smith. AUDITOR. John D. Howland. TREASURER. R. P. C. Barwick. ASSESSOR. John Roberts. COMMISSIOJVER. James Webb.
Exccntor's Sale or Real Estate. THE undersigned Excutor of the last will and testament of lieorge Terry, dee'd, will sell to the highest bidder at public vendue, on Saturday the 31tt day of July next, at the late residence of ssid deceased, the following real estste, to wit: the South West quarter nf the North East quarter of section twenty, snd the North West quarter of the North East quarterjof section 20, J township 8; range one West. Situated in Whitewater township. Franklin county, Ind. TERMS OF SALE One third of the purchase money at the time or sale, one third on the 31st day of December next , and the balance oa the 31st dsy of December 1842; the purchaser givine bond and good security. JOHN WYNN. June 2!), 1941. 27-3w. Executor.
JUST received and for sale three bolts of Rag Carpeting and a few linen bsgs Also, a few barrels of New York and Kl,,w,,J",wool)S July 9th, 1S4I. FISH, Sperm, Neaufoot, snd LineseJ Oils for sale by J. J. TEMPLETON. July Oth. 1841.
tation. ar ft. l I - t a. mmaw lVk ffriaft
.arvest in some places, and all seem to be ma. ,i I. thout 7hir consent r .. . i p.-... I ted upon the people without ineir consent, cmc active preperattons to go ahead. ruts. PV, . M ... .,. ,1118i.
, - ivuiiiini 13 "ii i j uwuc " .-
I . i t. - l dnairthiniff and in.
trimiinff individuals. Conventions, got up by
Una taMV-Maw sn-l t s- . . , J , k. !iiirinaJ
tne people inemieuci p in which every nook or corner of county or
ftlavthc
ordinary iTtinMcugn
fc-We are authorized to announce HIRAM BUTLER, as a condidate for the office or county Assessor.
We are authorised to announce Eiism Loao
as a candidate for Treasurer of Franklin County at
the Auguat Election.
Tnosn Wibscott ia a candidate for the office
,.j. in il,B m wnicn every mwa w isosti """""n .. ... Our information yesterday in regard to the ..... .A-.Mt-n. dearly cipress the f County Assessor, tt the August election
. . a . ..a a i aaosama a v. a niu mrww w i w
summary execution oi tnese men turns oui to Au Tl.fir nominations should . .. be correel: and a. this case present, the most HJ Pf- JS.t of the peo- tWe areautbori. to announce H.-C
extraordinary features, more so probably than . . Bl. ,. immediately from the ? " r.t the anoroaching August Election
afl 11 Itill Aft I I 7 ---J sr 7 - .a a 1 ' - -
" ::r people themselves. The Convention :namom-
, j, .t I inated the Whip candidate! for this county
receiveu tnem ,k- le.
ra w sis u ai:aas -
va - r
m others but moderate hot altoirellier i
wflBcient to supply the demand for domestic
. mPon. It has been harvested gener
-j n gooa condition, r runs, such as ap
peaches, &c. will be plenty
Ins Whkvt Hakvbst, say the Peters
0UrE (Va.) Intelliirenrer of Thursday, has
nenced in that quarter of the country,
we larm
naawarm
w-ue for a few days longer, the wheal Pwill be secured under most favorable Romance.
.The Frederick Herald nflbe U in.i .
rations are now generally making for commcDcemeBt of lhe heat harvest, and
. , ,!;l,.,ht can learn.a gloiious prospect
"Ue farmer. The crop, although it is
have ever before beeu witnessed in this,
any other civilized country, we propose to . - . k a a t
ive the tletails as we nave receiveu tnem
from a highly intelligent tilicn of Kentucky,
who has conversed with several mat were present at the execution. The statement, we believe, may be relied upon, being as neatly correct as will be published. Maythe and Couch had been confined in the pit at Williamstown in Grant county, Ky. for the last three or four weeks, charged with, and no doubt guilty of, the attempt to murder Mr. Ulterback the Drovcr,an account of which we published at the time. Mr, Utterback, it seems, has been lingering in a
miserable state, his throat having been hor-
mangled, at a tavern some three
In
Ginseng.
was one emnhaticaliv
tk.t l.r-. fihe Court house
""'"""f'.J ' ...J- anil honest I .lT,!m will ha naid.
crowoeo, we recogn.- - r- y . J teMPLETON.
larmnrt imm awarr loffimnv i
. w . a l! J.l a I. VhA I
tv jtk BviTkrK LB of diy Ginseng wanas JI(,(LPHJQJ' ted, for which the highest
Yarnishea. COPAL, Japan and Leather Varnishes (superior qualities ) for sale by July 9'h, 1841. J. J. Tkmpleto.
Wines. TADERIA. Sweet, and Muscat
ltU ..la by
July 9, 1841.
Wines, for
J, J. TEMPLETON.
Shoulder snd sides fur sale R. dc S. TYNER.
J " " r . . . . ,
We did not see a single Individual mere - Adminlstrator'a Notice.
a wno usuauy nnAeT,.Baei Us obtained letters of ad-
the lead at similar meetings, mere tc miniitmiB OB lWt eitite of Valentine Webb.
was pu.-clv a politician, and who usually ik. " .!:!.. meetines. Then
inn. n, c i it, i a ,1 nioilii"'". v i. mi. vi . i- .i ..U. mil and consulted, ana ... r irnfctin emmtv. Indiana. All per
framed a ticket that no man, particularly no BOn, l0debtcd to said estate, are therefor required rri.nnnfu.. A.1ministration.needbe ashamed to make immediate payment; and all those having friendoftleAdministrftlion,n claim, against said estste, are requested to present to support, from the n?ne" 10 . . .i..m i.Z.n. ht ssttlement within one
VCirUBI nitu wv..--- -o
degree.
support the entire ticai. . ; kpnt tope the r for the ac
It is the only way jqHN Ni CLEMENTS, Ad'm.
. s i i . i a a M ja
noiy mangieu, i wveni rare amc Lit-ir . f higher a ms
four mile, beyond Wi 1 amstown on a much , of u Thould be defeated this
traveled road, and an object ol comrniserat.on --i t ' divie ,nJ oisract the patty, with every passer by. He is a citizen of nimer, u wu. . . auch a de-
nd . in
July 5, 1841.
29-3w
era are favored with dry weath-j very Pef OT " to sun. If ibis weather will but Bourbon, the adjoining county to Grant, a
Ailminifttrntor's Sale.
rrnHE undersigned adminittrator of the estate of
u Yolentine webD, oec u. laie oi rranann
where the excitement has been
ever since the attempt to murder him.- It
being now problematical, however, whether Mr. Utlerback might not survive, although in such restored situation as to be neither useful to himself nor fellow men, the uncertainty increased whether the utmost penalty C L. sT amm swAatlil Ka teteslAI itrtAn ika ItritAll.
ere, nothing less than which, it seemed, would j ) candidate.
"IT. Xlnrv over it in thiscounty here- county, Ind., will sell at public vendue, on Satur-
increasinff B" """". ' (. .. -.j dev. the Ttb of Aosust next, tae gooas ana cms
.ka.is biiisiii. i 4 w . . r- m. .
alter, win oo wmj rr:- ties belonging to the esute or said deceased, conTiw. nbirrt of our opponents in crying ........... 2
Dictation,is so palpable It is hardly necessary wtBoflB0 maker's toola.witb some other articles, i n naint it out. Thev wish to make a diversion Th mie t0 Jbe at the dwelling house of said dec d, n K awn favor. They are well drilled in Blooming Grove. Blooming U rove to wnsb.p, in their own w. lhat t,ey county and Stat aforesaid. Sale to commence at and have a formidable regularjoree "'7 ,0, P. M. Term. mad. known on the day r.n rallv at any lime and on any ticket or CLEMENTS, Ad'm.
. aw a I !...MtlaP rnfi.1 . . asjTh x
I ney nave no irrc6.. jBly 15 lg4. w
jQACON HAM 5.
July 7. 1841. Administrator's Sale. NOTICE is hereby given that on lie 4th day of August next, the personal property ol Wibiam Wilson, late of Franklin Connty d.c'd. consisting of horses, cattle, hogs. Dry Goods, c. will be wld at public cutcry, in the town of Andervonville. Term, of sale made known at the above time. 8AMUEL W1LSOK JAMES P. ITILSON. July 71641. 28-3w. Adminiatrs. Administrator's Notice. fT0TICE is hereby given that the undersigned lw has taken out letters of Administration oa the estate of William Wilson late of Franklin Co. state of Ind. dee. All persons indebted to the ssid ettate are requested to mske immediate payment, and these having claims sgainst the ssme are notified to present them duly authenticated for settlement. The said estste is supposed to be solvent. JANES P. FILSON. SAMUEL ITILSON. 2Ajtw, Administrator. "
NOW READY! , THE Subscriber bsving finished his New Boat, Le is now resdy to purchase any .meant of Wheat or Corn. Until he csn make other arrangement, he will occupv GenLorg's Wsre House near the Esstern Bridge, where Cora snd beat can be delivered. 1 be highest cab price, will be givenHe is now running bis Boat and i. ready to carry freight or passenger.. - Hi. Boat i. new, safeand convenient, for freight, er comfortsble v
passengers.
Juns 0, 1841.
ROCKAFELLER-K-tf.