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Massacre Of Serenity MissiOnGries.
The New Bedford Mercury Of Saturday
contains statement of The most horrid
massacre 81 seventy native missionaries,
al Wallis Island, in the South Sea, in
August 1885. Mr.. William M. Barnard,
formerly second officer Of the ship Salem,
Of New Bedford, who arrived there in
the Parachule, few days since, furnish
ed the statement % The Mercury. ltap-
pears from his journal lha, the Mlssiona-
ries al Keppel Island (oae Of the Friend
~ group,) conceived ihe benevolen, plan
Of attempting 70 introduce christianity al
wallis' Island, by sending nallve leach
ers and Missionaries. thinking they would
meet eIih less opposition than foreigners.
They procured them a passage TO The
island, but soon afer they landed. the
whole number were murdered in a most
bsrbsrOus and inhunsn manner. Mr..
Barnard Vas al The island al the time the
massacre look place, and left in the sloop
Of war Vincennes. when she touched al
that place. lie left the latter vessel al
Cape Town.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

At Halifax superior court, Hills Mills,
a free man of colour, charged with hav.
ing committed rape upon Martha Mel
ton, was convicted and sentenced to be
hung on the first Friday in June.
Benjamin Marshall charged with being
an accessory in the murder Of Capt. J.
ii. Harwell, (who was shot by Lemuel
Turner in 1884, was acquitted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12
JOHN Nh. R IN O Id ES,
nNaa 91l199o

RESPECTFULLY informs the citIzens Of
- Hilisbor.urh and It's vicinity, that lie as
opened a shop few d"aTs North Of the Uni.
on Hotel; where he will be happy 10 extend
his professional services TO gentlemen al all
times, in his avn peculiar and much approved
style. rransleut gentlemen can be served Of
the shortest notice. Those who prize the ad-
yantas,s of personal beauty and comfort, he
sincerely hopes will not neglect to give him
call, and, il they should not, he is well satIsh-
ed that they will favor him again in the same
way.
Glsy IL. be-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

A Southern GOnrenfiOn.-The follow
ing resolutions have passed the Legisls-
Iure II I.ouisiana:--
RssoiUed, &c. That they propnse that
q convention, composed Of delegates Of
The Slave hnlding States. be heid al such
lime and place a. shall be determined up
IN BY majority Of the said states.
BE 10 further resolved, &c. That the
object OF SAID Convention shall be 10 in-
quIre into and determine ON the best
means N obtain, B." psaeeable If they can,
focibly Il they must" that respect for
their institutions. 10 which they are enli-
lied by the positive ensclments of the
federal compact, by the stronger law Of
self preservation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

A draft for 5000 dollars, drawn by
Gen. Jackson on New York, has been
protested for non.payment II is also
stated that he will loose large amount
By the failure OF his factor in New Or
leans. Rumor farther says, that near
relation Of the Generals has failed in the
west for a large amount, and that the Ge-
neral is on his paper for two hundred
thousand dollars. We hope this is not
so: for however largely the measures Of
the late President NAV have contributed
to produce the present unprecedented
condition Of the currency, We should re-
gret ,erv much to know that his last DAYS
we're emhiuerci by Pecuniary difficulties.
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rive negroes were lately committed 10
j "a, IN Augusta, Georgia. Tor gambling
.ney were biack'egs in every sense OF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

The Conv en,ion to revise the Constl.
tuition of the state of Pennsylvania met at
Harrisburg on the I'd inst. The Hon.
John >crgeant was elected president Of
the conv ention. The con, en;ion, as a
body, is represented to be highly respec-
table and talented.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

William G. Bryan, esq. has been APP
pointed postmaster at Newbern, in place
of Thomas Watson, resigned.
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@AGa1aOs

In this county. on Saturday the 29th
ultimo, Mr.. VINCENT CATE to Miss Low
sA POWELL, daughter Of MIR. Nathaniel
Powell.
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GUILFURD SUPERIOR COURT.
William Shaw. convicted II napsisugh-
ter, was sentenced to be branded IN the
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band wiGh die letter M-which sentence
was immediately executed in he pre-
senes Of he court, On Friday.
William North, Of Rockingham. con-
Eicled II murder. bad nes Irial granted
him. On The ground that the Jury on his
case had separated contrary 70 rule BE-
fore returning . yerdicr.
A question was made IN The case Of
Morgan. convicted Of forgery, 10 be car
RED 10 The Supreme Court. The ques-
lion we understand Is founded On some
alleged diSerePance in The indictment.
GrseasbOrOggh Telssoops.
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The Board Of Public Works IN Tirgi-
MIA. has issued proposals for a loan If o..
1000, TO bear an interest Of SIX per
centum. PAYABLE semi-annuslly This
som i needed IN pay The States subseriP-
iian To the James River and Kanawha
Company during The present year.
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Similar sssOeislions re about 10 sangsae
. insiana md Me- Jersey: ssARerhss's
also ID olher States uheEe he sSe nj
alresdy.besn heid.
The Editors in Norlh e arolinsnod0nbi
feel The importance and necessity 81 such
. measure % he brotherhood in Ibis STATE
csnnOl something dsfni'e be proposed
We think there ras--and lhal IL should
emanste from the Rsleigh Press.
GrseasL0rOHgh Telescope.
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The Merriam I0in.-In this country
abounding in god and silver mines. we
have an illustration NJ the folly Of . sps-
eie currency. The poor eresiures rarely
see else but copper. or base alloy 0f
silver with This metal. The recent H.
surselion was oeessinned BY The reduced
value put BY The government upon this
miserable substitute. The Philadelphia
Sentinel informs u, thai tie real coin.
which was rounierfeilsd, and which
caused this rnmmotaon, is Of Two kinds.
I. Quariillas; value one third ola Real
de Plata; our eighth Of dollar.
9. Flsco or OeheEa; one eighth Of .
Real lie Plata. .
TIE pieces are small and rudely coin
ed, estimated much aboEe their intrinsic
value; one pound Of copper producing .
dollars worth ef circulating medium
Quantity in use estimated 81 four millions
Of dollars, Of which two were struck Of
the past wear. The cOunIerfeiiers struck
OF ivo millions Of spurious copper imi-
sslion ~ The above. The officers OF The
customs and past Offices were obliged 10
receive one-lhIrd the amount OF their sa-
Isries 10 this currency. The spurious
issue being so large, induced the govern
mens 70 attempt 10 remedy the evil by
reducing the value 80 per cent.
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GARD,
E@AN1 S1O3E.-'rhe Subscribers respectfully
IL! fn ,fgr friends anl customers generally, that
they ara and will he receiving from the North, their
s'l supplies also from France. The latter place will
taf'iisl 'aan with splendid variety of Perumery,
f-,liY atiSsaS, &c. unong wiah will be found Par,s
C"iosa2ia raan,t bottles, of superior flavor Their
"JetltaA hGeA u roi;rS every article OF very supe
sof quality, arl tier orsrs invariably urge improve
tia.itS b1t!i ii KIND AMI pattern.
III tYdhc.;Y viii con s5t oil chnica sect tons from
tl3 n@a,cIry oi n D. prentiss, from Paris London
Il ~, China.
BRUsaEs-From tho h,stmannfac tories--'lso French
al En- ;s; am ,Hs III, latter, superior Tooth Brushes,
Oh articla heretofore scarce and difficult to obtain.
FtScY PpEkET BooKs-Under this head will be
t9and splendid variety of ladies' and gentlemen
Pocket Bolks, Mute, Card, Needle end Thread Cases.
FAscT SrocKs, SusrESeERs, &c.-Of the latest
Pattern, ana superior quality consisting of plain and
hsnrad satin, bombazne, velvet and cloth Stocks; linen
Boso MS, plain and fancy, with and without rufilcs
Shir Collars Ne, suspenders made expressly for this
r,ariet, called Washington Suspcnders;' also, Gum
Ella 'tc, Wors,d and Cotton-net do with and without
rst1rs Punlaoon Straps, with wire springs and grea
variety of gcnemen's wear, made expressly for the
tail trade, by A. l.. Vanhorn 81 Son, of Philadelphia.
CoH3s.-A general &c complete assortment of Combs
fro their mandatory. Also, English and Frencl
DrAs:ng Combs, &c.
PL>vIsG CARDs-Frsm the mandatory of Hun,
phrcys, Bartlett and Ford; French and German do.
BLANK Cards, &c. sc.
iCT The above are but portian of the articles RI
cefcd, which, in addition their former stock, will BIZ
sold low for cash, or city acccptances.
o5 REEFS 81 D'LANGE, 10 Camp st.
e. UGAR, SPERM CANDLES, &c.-2OO Boxe.
- White HAVANA Sugar, $50 ditto New Bedfort
sperm Cancs $50 ditto Nantucket ditto ditto IA Casks
Casks Sicily Madeira Wine, for sale by
RI JOSEPH COCKAYNE 25 Gravier-streat
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~ RICHARDS, Tobacco and Snuff manutac-
y ,urer, No. 2IT, Cam" erect, New-Orleans,
wishes to inform his rr,cns aud the public in general,
dat lie s,ow prepared 20 furnish amy thing, in l,e
above business, aud las constantly for ale TIC following
articles:
SNuFFS.
Rose, German Rappcc,
NIaeaboy, English Phi Regent,
American ltappeei N.chito hes,
Initiated, American gentleman's,
Rergamet, imnkent ltappee,
Irish Blackgtara, St. Omar,
Cu,s,coa, Paris,
Pure Spanish, flaf course ltappee,
Scotch, and genuine tooth powder
TOBACCO.
Fine cut chewing, sweet scented or plain.
Fine cut smoking, of various qualities.
ltib-foot Virginia, Spanish, &c.
The above articles all warranted asg d, ifnet SUI
peior any thing of the kind imported, and will be
furnished 10 dealers the most liberal terms may
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b Shell combs repaired.
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS
SADDLE g. HARNESS WAREHOUSE,
| No. 80, CORNER CrsToMHoUsE AND CHARTREs SITS
VNVlIE Subscribers are now receiving by the packet
to their former Stock large and handsome assortment
of Sadery, making their supply for the season ample
and cempete-comprising every kind and quality o.
article i'll their line, among which
Ladies' and Misses saddles, plain and quilted,
Gentleman's do plain, Spanish and Creole,
Boys do do do.
Brides, bride filings ane martingales.
Saddle bags, double and single,
Valices and medical bags,
10 ".,,i r"i.,,in carpet 60.
Worsted grtlls and sursi''ges'
Worsted and straining webb
Saddle-tiees ard stiilup feathers,
Holsters and pistol belts,
Best iron framed leather trunks, OF assorted sizes,
Brass nail hoot top do do do
Coack, gig and crop whips,
Ladies' and Gentlemen stwig do,
Plated, brass and Japaned coach harness,
DO do do gig do,
do do do barouche do,
Cart brecching, collars, brides and lines.
Hook and chain ha,nes
Ca harness cemplete,
Skirtng, harness and band leather
Bride and top do,
Morocco, deer, sheep and hog skins,
Horse brushes and curry combs,
Together with large assortment of plated, brass and
steel bride bits, curb clians srr,ps, spurs &c of
tie, IL own importation. Also, 500 pougis, Of Kings
bland, OF assorted Sizes just received from the nanac-
ory at Enfield Conn. all Of which they olerat wholesale
nsd retail at the lowest prices and terms 10 SUIT
customers.
They will also continue to receive through the year.
BY the packets from New York, fresh supplies of goods
OF every description in their ne.of business.
md SMITH, HUBBARD & Co.
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THE FLORIDA STAGE CN1as,.,
STEAM BOAT LINE
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THROUGH IN FIVE AND HALF pAys s'ao
From Mobile (AIabama) to Augusta
EANES Mobile every other ta, imme, ia, SSeeeJ
\ A the arrival OF the mail from New Orle,n. alter
steamboat EMELNE, TO llakely, coaches 10 pslT he
steamboats, per Pensacola Bay ST Rosa sound and sot
tahace River and Bay) to Cedar Bluff coacha. Ghoe
via Mariana, Chatahoochee, Formerly Moua,u e.s
non,) cambridge, Pinderton; law kiusve AMI 'er
vile, to Augusta. passenger taking his sea, IuS
bile is in danger Of bcng thrown out or s. = NO.
preerenc by other conflicting interests as the NJ h
DA LINE is but one concern, and under ono .' ohl
threus hout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY ,nO 19e
arrival at Augusta in time specified, through ali BIZ
er and at any season, unless some most upfo,ps e
t,ophe should occur. The Great New Orle.n. t ny!
is carried by this route The Agents for accom way
tion Teams, Coaches and Drivers not surpas. Ta
the southern country.
The smooth, hard, natural roads, The safe and,
esting water navigation, the time and aceomme, ,.!
afford the traveller speed, ceitanty, comfort and s
ing vaiety connected as it were with tho Rail R"sa
Charleston, S. Z. and the steam packets 10 New wy
LESS THAN II DAYs"-Washirgton city in l2 >'A'h
From Chataloochee, Florida, we have H..
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to St Marks anansa
post coaches, also two Branches from Hawkin.nnass
one to Milcageville, and one to Macon, light two b",
coaches. STOCKTONS sS ss
AuousrA, Goth Jan. 1885. CO.
Office nj Mansion House, Mobile,
D's''"es' NV mn ' W .' $50 mile
hoDhe /" augusta, 5lA
Augusta to Charleston. Iss Il
Char'ss'oh 10 new York, 9So--l@
Iime' I New orleans 70 Mhosne, % hour,
MoDie 10 augusta, 1872
Augusta to Charleston, 10 %
Charleston to New York, Sc s,a
Making 1868 miles per day. Or miles per hour. ;n.'
siye OF all stoppages. nov IN
N Il. beg leave to INTERN the public In, H..
bridges yer the Chatalsoehe swamp AID Harl ~.
creek have just been completed the general govern
ment, hc only obstacles operating against this ssie and
speedy ioute) are thus happily removed; and lave N.
pleasure ofleanng from travellers tina. the coacrsor
as drivers and roads Of the first order; and AS t. hs
wafer route from Pensacola to Cedar Bluff, il admir-.
ted by all who have passed through it to he unssr.,d
III novelties beauty and safety. The bridges ,irou,I
Georgia have also been repaired. NJ BAKER
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ms BRIDE r, VOSE & Co 1874 Atarozipe Of

II I.AFON1A ~ Camp STREET, has on hand and
~ golfers Jor sale 100 Indian bbls dry Malaga vine
200 ar casks do do 30 ar casks Goacin do so do Lisbon
do, If pipes Madeira, do 10 ar casks do, one eighth
40 do old burgundy 80 pipes London dock brandy 10
pipes CATALONIA red wine, 10 casks do so hf pipes
deira wine, 50 Ito Mediterranean red wine, 80 ar cask.
Sicily Madeira wine, 9 casks, % doz London porter
pnts; SO sacks soft shelled almonds, so boxes shced
almonds ecases liquorce paste, Caracas in
dgs 4cases gum Arabd, 30 assorted picked fish,
20 cases Ponchong ten so Glib boxes hyson do 80 bills
picked goldfish $50 do Potoslac herring, 80 kgs Goshen
butter. al
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IN ESltY X LEE - co, Ne 3Mayazlae street, ate
4 nnw iyseisiag from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Easie, aud other late arrivals iran he
Northern cities large and new selected assortment
Hats, Boots, shoes and BrOsans,
consisting oil gentlemeu's fine calf and Morocco boots
10 I'd quality; do buf'd, and stout wax pcysed boots
sar'ous qualities; mems fine cnlf seal aud Alortcv,
-isr' pumps and brogaus buckskn shoes, brosans
srppers; mems fine calf and kippcd pegged shoes and
hicsans do boots Ito stout kip an;i wsx cgse shoes
and brogans; gencmen's best quality calf sewe Shoes
brogans and Jack Downnss; do calf and Morocco
buckle shoes and brogans do calf seal and Morocco
Indian shoes and SLIPPERS do calf buff anu seat wings,
anew article; do fine calf seal and morocco quarter
boots boys' misses and clildcn's pegged and scwe!
brogans, and shoes Of every quality and kind.
Also general assortment OF mems stout wax and
-4t hregans and shoes, together with ie,ueo pairs
negro best quality, russell brcgans, nailed in the
shanks, made expressly for plantation use; good as
tnem of mems fine and stout kip russell bt,gans,
| CIV article, and arge quantity OF inferior lualit,
russell and wax brogans
Ladies' fine calf, seal, morocco and grain wells, and
pump sole sllocs do fine French Morocco and kid
round slippers; do shoes, witt, and without heels
10 calf seal and stout leather bootccs; do Prnella shoe
IF all kinds and quates do lasting bogans 10 g'er
ed and fsxc, hooiees. Misses lasting spring soesan
ogans Chii,ren's colored Morocco and lasting bro
| ,ans and boots, &c.
Gcntlemcns fine fashionable black silk hats; lo blacl
and rat beaver do OF superior quality; do limitation
Koran, do; broad and narrow brm mems fine slrsb
black Rassia short mapped hats, article. Youths
Urge size hats of different qualities; do edrcn's
| Mems and b:y's black and drsb wool hats of yarou
shapes, with general assortment of boys and mem
seal caps.
THIS assortment will be replcnished by the arrival o
each packets from the ano,e named Cities all of whic
| will be sold on accommodating TERMS aug 1T
! TENNERS MAP OF LOUISIANA, &c. Sc
| a NEW MAP OF LOUISIANA, with its canals, road
N and distances from place to place, along the stag
and steamboat routes, by II. S. Tenner.
| MITcHEIL's MAP OF THE UNITED STATES shown.
| The principal Turnpike and common roads, which
given the dstsnccs in miles from place another
also the of the csnas and rail roads through
cut the country, carefully compiled from the best
tioritics-published by S. Augustus Mitchell.
MIrcHELL's TRAvEnLER's GUIDE THROUGH TIL
UNITED STATES map Of the roads, distances, steam
boat and canal routes Sc just received and for sale b,
VIM M'kEAN,
a93 Corner of Camp g. Common ats
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NiiE subscribers hav' received per recent arrivlra
Il and eicr for sale Boston iron company nails. mites
strained Sperm OIL Fall strained do refined whale of do
essential ellis Of cedar and wom~ood roll birthstone,
dies, Taew do Sweet Chocolate, Spanish in small box
es, soft shell Almonds Crude Salt Peter superior nr
ole, Pongee silk Hdkfs, rich patterns &c and 81 black
Appleton "A brown sheetngs suitable for the Mexican
Market superior Russia brown sheetings Ravens duck
Bells celebrated pss,e Hacking Norclosss do Stevens
patent balances all sizes, playing cards of various quail
ties good assortment of seasOnable clens hats and
shces-eO cases rarasos aud umbrellas, rich patterns
and latest fashions.
ms BRIDE Z. YOSE s. Co l8A Mnnnu; OF
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HOTCHKISs, & Co
NEW PURI ICATIo w.

MY AUNT PONTYPOOL, novel, in vol.
The Deroted, by the nuthoress Of "The Disinhertcd
Filtration" &c. in . vols
me Adventures Of a Gentleman in hofa Horse
with numerous wood cuts.
C0mperdomn; or News tro,L Our Neigborhood: he ing
sketches by the author OF "Our Neighboriuod" &c
in vol.
Russia and the Russians; journey to St Peters
burg and Moscow, through Couland and Livona,
with Characteristic sketches Of the people, by Leigh
Rchie, Esq. author of Turner'S Annual Tour"
Observation-Disclosures" sc.
Narrntire Of Me drctic Land Expedition to the mouth
of the great Fish river, and nlsng the shores of the
Arctic Ocean, in the years 1882 1884, AMI 1893, bv
Captain Back. r. N. commander of the expedition,
illustrated with map.
just recen,d and for sale by WIN MKEAN
NJ corner Camp and Common sts
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PINNOCK'S ROME, &c,

PINNOCK'S ROME, &c.
DiNNOCk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DR..
Il Geldsmiti's Abridgment of the History of Rome
to which is prefxed an Introduction to the Study OF
Roman History, and great variety of valuable nfor-
nation added throughout the wsrk, on the Manners
Institutions and Antiquities of the Romans; with nu
merolis bingra9hicol and historical Notes; and guo-
tions for examination at the end of each section II
Illustrated with thirty cngravngs on wool by Atherton
PISNocKs Improved Edition of DIR Gedsnith's History
OF England, from the Invasion of Julius Cesar 10 the
death of George Cd, with continuation to the wear
ls}2. With questions for examination at the end Of
each section. Besides variety of valuable inforna-
ton added throughout the work. Consisting of tables
of contemporary Sovcrcgns and eminent persons.
Cepious explanatory notes. Remarks on the ps-
tics, manners and literature of the age. An outline of
the Constitution, &c. &c. illustrated by many engr1v
ings.
Guys ELEMENTS OF ARrRoSeNY and au Aoridsmcnt
of keith's New Treatise the Use of Globes. New
American edition, with additions and improvements
and exp!aon Of the astronomical part Of the Anne
rcan Almanac.
Just received and for sale bv WIN MKEAN
nov "a corner of Camp and Common sts
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LEWIS LAMY,
M Parish Judge. 8
E1AT DE LA LOUISIANA-Paroissc du Ouacbta,
Avis.


Est par le prisen' donne lout proyrrieanec fmicr
non resident, sPecalcment Daniel w. Coke, Henry
Turner, OH tout aue personne personncs que alas
Peut Concesner eur' periteurs Executors Admins
rauers, gu ayunt caus suvant dverses performances
du su de- Solgi 1 dc Ia ditto raroise approuve
e de Juliet 1883 lie Is dc Septembre 1885 lie Juliet
1886 lie dc Decembre 1886 lie Fivrier 1887, ct dc
plus suivant les dyerses section DUN acle passe ala
9me session de Ia lac Legislature du terroue dor
iesnes, nttule ace relaf chemins eves ct MA
Police des aninaux approuve lie Avrel 1907. TT della
Ire 2de, ct 3me Section dun passe ale Ire ses
della I'm Legislature de etat de la louisiana ntitule
acc supplementaire dux divers actes reatfs aux che
minis ct ievees approuve lie Fevrier 1925 A moins
que les chemins ct autres trauveux qu oronnes
par lie dit Jnre de Police suyant la Lo que les ditto
trauvaux soient ait scion Performances an
les ordonnandes du dit Jurc de soue conormite ayee
la Lol avent on lie 5me de Juliet 1887, que les dts
travaux seront executes la charge aux fraix DIES
dts non residents representatives., que dies propriees
sufhsents serond sases ct vendus pour payer les rax
eccassionne pour les dts chenins ct travaux,
lie 10 Fevrier, 1887.
M LEWIS F. LANIY, Juge de Paraisse.
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TNHE NEW YORK BOOK OF POETRY, in
IL one volume.
Treatise on the Law of Evidence in the Court of
Equity. BY Richard Newcombe Grossly, Esq.
reports of eases adjndged in the District Court Of the
United States for tho Eastern District of Pennsyl.
yania. BY Henry D. Gpin. Just received and
for sale by WIN. McKEAN,
ml7 Corner of Camp and Common Is
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.!aHPHNo CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
E,HORACE, translated bv Phillip Francis D n, with
y an appendix, containing translationa of vsrous
otie=, Sc. ~ Ben Innsnn, CowIev, Mltan Drydon,
Pops Ad.ison, Swift Chatterton G Wakefield, Person.
lryan &C. and some Of the mere eminent poets of the
dnv--api
PHEDRUs with the appendix Of iiudius transla
ted hv Christopher Smart in vols forming volumes 10
anil 10 If HIfpTncr's Classical I.irarv.'
The EXPEDITION of HUMPHREY CLINKER, by T.
Smnllatt, " D. with memoir of the Author by Thorn
Rascee, ESP, edition. with illustrations, by Geo.
Cruikshan',
THE GiPsY; Tale, by the author of "Richcieu,' q
Mary OFF irguSdy," &c., edition, Q vols complete
one.
PAt1I. I fFFORn; by the 'u'hor Of "PslhaH'
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