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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

TRADE OF New YoRK.-The quantity
Of wheat and -four arrived at Albany for
New York city the fifteen days prec ed
ing Dee. I, by rall road and canal has
been equal 10 5000 barrels
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

from the OsNego CunlHbf'tt"f
IMPORTANT FROM CANADA,
Revolutionary mOvements in upper
Cauoda-capture Of Toronto-the go
reruor and his council taken prisoners.
The schooner Willet, Capt. M'Cum-
her. has just come into our harbor
from Bellyille, Upper Canada. Capt.
M'Cumber states that a government
express passed through BellviIle yes.
terday, with intelligence that the patri-
OTIS had assembled and were IN arms IN
the vicinity of Toronto, to the number
Of 5000, headed by M'Kensie, Bidwell
and Parker; full credit was given TO
this intelligence at Bellyille.
QuEEysroS, U. c. Dec. 6, 1887.
Dear Sir 81 write to you in great
haste, to inform you what to us at least
is interesting and important. Capt.
Whitney has just arrived from Toron-
to, which place he states was attacked
yesterday by the radicals, and taken.
The governor and all the prisoners are
pent up in the market. house. Many
buildings were burnt, some lives lost,
and many prisoners taken.
The captain was sent here by the
government to drum up volunteers
but be succeeded in getting but very
few. The loyallsts will not generally
turn out, ard but little fighting will
take place in the upper province, at
least this winter
The patriots require from the Cover.
nor that lie shall dissolve the present
parliament--allow the people to elect
the legislative council--and that he
should lsaue The country in tlco weeks.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

EVIL CoUNsELLoRs.--lt must be nd.
mltted that the position of Mr.. VAN
buren,, IN other respects than in
his commitment to the ~prejudices and
predictions of his predecessor, has
been far from enviable. We refer to
the associates and coadjutors who were
recommended to HIM by his predeces.
sor, and with whom he has had to get
along as well as he could.
Without invidious distinction, we
may, we suppose, designate the Globe
newspaper as one, and perhaps the
most fatal, of the trammels thus cast
around him. Wanting the gift of wis.
dom in counsel, or dignity in defence,
the Globe draws the Administration
which it supports down to its own lev
ell, and makes the Executive response.
Bile for what he cannot disavow, how.
ever he may disapprove it. 1t clings
to him with the tenacily and deadIness
Of the poisoned shirt of the slain Cen.
taur. He feels the blight under which
bis fame is whitening, but he cannot
tear 1t from his shouIdcrs.--Nat. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20
From the Lewiston Advocate Of Dec. 6.

ATTAcK on TnE Cry OF ToRoNro,
We nave received the following com.
|munjcativn from a source entitled tc
the utmost confidence:
SIR - The steamboat Traveller,
Capt. Whitney, arrived at Niagara
this morning, al 7 o'clock, from To-
ronto, which place he left four hours
before. The boat, with a population,
was despatched by the governor for
volunteers from this District, to the
immediate aid of the government, and
10 return forthwith.
The reformers OF the Home district,
it is said, reached Toronto the night
before last, in great numbers, (S000)
when volunteers in behalf of the go.
were called to oppose their
coming into the city, when a running
fire took place. Col. Noodle, late of
the l04th, was shot dead, and others
besides a number of prisoners were
taken, among whom are Archibald
Mcdonald (SherifF, Gore district) and
Col. Wells. Sheriff J%arvis's houses,
WtiG uIGu anu buIll' L nc lOI
and his council are in the market
square.
James Brown and three hundred
volunteers are in the fort. Mr.. Spea-
ker McNab, with eighty volunteers,
reached the city yesterday. Col. w.
Chisholm is expected to-day from Oak.
vile, with the volunteers he can get in
aid ofthe government, and from Whit.
by a few yeomanry cavalry are look
ed for.
The Reformers have in their coun.
sci Dr.. John Ralph, and others ofhigh
standing. Three flags of truce were
sent yesterday, to the government,
with the following terms:
lst. To dissolve the present Parlia.
ment.
ID. Grant an elective Legislative
Council.
Sd. That the Governor leave the
Province in two weeks.
P. 5. While | write the militia are
ordered to meet forthwith, at Niagara.
1t Is thought that but few will attend
the MUSTER
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

The PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-SoCar
as we can learn, this document is I'D.
united to be the most flat and insipid
that has come from that quarter since
the organization ofthe present Govern
ment. The style of the message is
flowing and pleasant, but there are
few points to fix it in the memory
Were it not for the timid expression OF
his adherence to the Sub. Treasury
scheme, his wholesale Islander upon
all the people Of the States which have
had elections since his Inauguration,
and his attack, his unprovoked and un.
necessary attack on the Bank of the
United States, the message would soon
be lorgotten.-PiHsburg GGz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

STILL LATER.-Sir o'c!ock.-Thc
Traveller left Niagara this afternoon
with n hundred royal volunteers,
under the command Of Daniel MrDou.
gall, who was a lieutenant 10 the mill.
tia at the battle Of Queenston. The
steamer Transit is lying off in the bay
of Toronto, with the family Of the Co
vernon and the public munitions.
The militia are assembling at Niaga-
"a. ApprehensIons are felt of an at.
tack upon the town tonight, and ptepa.
rations arc making for defence.
MARITAL LAw.-An extra Gazette
was issued at Quebec on the evening
of the 9th inst, declaring the disiric
of Montreal, and all disturbed districts
under martial law.
P. S.-OHe o'clock.-Since the a
bove was in type wa have receives
numerous slips from the frontier. whlcI
contain the intelligence already recei
we'd through other channels. In add
ton we have the following from a cor
respondent at Lewistown, under dat,
Of the 9th inst.,-"Alarm bells ar,
now ringing at Niagara, and it is re
ported that 1900 radicals, on the march
are within four miles Of Niagara"
True American., 1837-02-25
NEW ORLEANS

SADDLE & HARNESS WAREHOUSE,
NO 80, CORNER CrsroNuersE AND CHARITIES SITS
WIS. Subscribcrs receiving by the packets
Ii and niler late arrivals from New York, in addition
to their former stock, large and au some assortment
OF Saddlay r;kng ,lcir supply for the season ample
and cempletccon,pris,rg every kind and quality OF
article in their line among wlich
Ladies' and Misses saddles, plain and quilted,
t,entlcman's d. plain, Spanish and Creole.
BOYS do do do.
Brides, bride filings ane maltingaIes,
Saddle bugs, double and single,
Nliccs and medical bags,
Brussels and Valencia carpet do.
Wors,el giltls and sursingles,
Cotton do do.
Wors,cl and strginng webb.
Saldle-recs aid stirlnp feathers,
Holsters and pistol belts,
Best iron lranct leather trunks OF assorted sizes
Brass vail boo,,op do do do
Coach, gig and crop whips,
Ladies' and Gemeiacn' 'stwis do,
lated, brass and japa,'ed coach harness.
DO do do gig do
DO do do htrouclc do
Cart brccchng, collars, brides and lines.
Hook and ch;m l,a'ncs,
Ga harness complete,
Skirting, harness and band leather,
Bride and top do,
Morocco, deer, sheep and hog skins,
Horse brushes and curry combs,
Together viii, large assortment of plated brass and
steel bride hits, curb chains, stirups spurs Sc OF
tl:cir importation. Also, 500 plolgLs of Kings
brand, OF assorted sizes, just receive, from the anutc-
tory a, Enfield, Com. all Of which they oilera wholesale
and retail at the lowest prices and on terms 10 SUI,
customers.
they will also continue TO receive through the year.
v the packets ron, New York, fresh supplies oil goods
of every description in t!xr line of business.
ma SH, HUBBARD G. Co.
True American., 1837-02-25

HARPER'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
EHORACf, translated hv Phillip Francis, p n, with
nm appendix, containing transntinns Of various
odcs &c. by Ben JonSon, Cowlev, Mitn. Drvdon,
Pops Addison, Swift Charerton, g Wakeield Person,
Bryan &c. and of the emi.cnt posts of the
dar-and
PHEDRUS, with the appendix Of iudirs transln
ted hv Christopher Smart in vols forming volumes 10
ami 10 of "Hnrpcr's Classical T.ihrarv.i'
The Expedition Of HUMPHREY CLiNKER, hv T.
Sgnolett, NJ D. with memoir Of tho Author, hv Thnm-
Rssaee ESQ., edition, with illustrations, by Geo.
CrpkShank
THE Gypsy a Tale, by the naher of "Riclelieu,"
"llary of Burgundy" &C., edition, vols complete
in oun,
"1'he Disownedn &C. hcng vnluu.n " ofthc cdi.
t;on rf"Rilwsfs Complete Works Jast received ant'
f7 sala hy VA NchEAN,
I6 ecrn?r ofC5np md Common It,
True American., 1837-02-25
THE FLORIDA STAGE CAtAGaa
STEAMBOAT LINE

EsS-zEss .Ysslzz15;tsss. e ~ E s. y
THROUGH IN FIVE AND HALE Dars,
From Mobile (Alabama) to Augusta (Ges)
II EANES Mobile every other ,a, imme lately after
the arrival OF the mail frem New Orleans, per the
steamboat ENELNE, to Bakely. COACHES TO Pensaccls
steamboats, er Pensacola Bay, ST Rosa sound and Choc.
taehie River and Bay) TO Cedar Bluff, coaches thenet
via Marianna, Cha,lahooehec, (formerly Mount Ver.
non, Banbrlase, Pnderton; Hawkinsville and Louis
vile, Augusta. passenger his seat at Mo-
bile is in danger OF hciSs thrown out or leslng his
by other conflicting interests, as'he II ORR.
DA LINE is but concern, and unicr one COZ troll
throughout and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
alrv: at Augusta in time specified, through all weah-
and at selson, unless most unforeseen caas-
tiolhe SHOULD occur. The Great New Orleans Mail
is carried by this route Tie Agents Tor accomnoda.
ton, Irams Coaches and Drivers are not surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, hart natural roads, tile safe and inter
tstng water navigation, the time and accommeations
afford the traveller speed, certainty, comfort, and pleas
ing variety; connected as it were with The Rail Road to
Charleston, s. Z. and the steam packets TO New fsrk.
travellers can rea III New York from New Orleans III
LESS THAN IL DAYs*-Washington city in l2.
From Cnhtalioochee, Florida, we have Brassh
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to St Marks, horse
post coaches, also Branches from liawkinsviIle
coaches. STOCkTONS q co.
AueUsrA, Goth Jan. 1855. Z
Office a, Mansion House, Mobile,
Substance, New Orleans to Mobile, $50 mile
Mobile to Augusta, 54h st
Augusta to Charleston, 156 &c
Charleston to New York, 9So-lSo6
Time, New Orleans to Mohile, 2S hours
Mobile 10 Augusta 1S2 ''
Augusta to Charleston, 12 "
Charleston to New York, So 258
Making 16s miles per day, or miles per hour, inelu.
siye of all stop,,ares nov 10
N. B. beg leave 10 inferm the public that the
bridges over the Caahooehe swamp aid Hard Labor
creek have just been completed y the general govern:
nl,c
speedy ioue are thus happily removed; and lave the
pleasure ofeanng from travellers tina. the coaches, ,hor-
SIS, drivers and roads Of tho first orders and as TO the
route from Pensacola to Cedar Buff, 1t is admit.
ted by al who have passed through ii to be unsurpassed
iu novelties beauty and safety. The bridges through
Georgia have also been repaired J Nj e BAKER
True American., 1837-02-25

~ RICHARDS, Tobacco and Snuff manufac-
~ :arer, No. PIT, Camp street, New-Orleans,
wishes 10 inform his friends anil the public in general
that he is prepared to furnish amy thing IN the
shove business, and has constantly for ale l'c following
articles:
SNUFFS.
Rose, German Rappcc.
Nacsboy, English i'ri ."tescn,
American Rappee; Nalchito hes,
lniuucsl, American gcnllcman's,
Herganut, Dunkcnt ls.ppce,
Irish iilackguard, st. Omar,
Culacop, Paris,
Pure Spanish, Half coarse ltappee,
Scotch, and genuine tooth powder.
TOBACCO.
Finc cut chewing, sweet secuted or plain.
Fine cut smoking, of various qualities.
Rib-loot Virginia, Spanish, &c.
Tie a,ovear,icles all warranted asg d, fnot
periur to any thing Of the kind imported, Hd will be
furnished dealers on the most liher:terns NAV j.
True American., 1837-02-25

EI7 I.AFONTA 81 Camp Sire I, has hand and
.oatss J.r sne 100 Indian hbls dry Malaga wine.
900 or casks do do 30 or casks Goacn do, 50 do Lisbon
do Pipes Madeira, do 10 or casks do eighth
do do 80 dozen do do 30 do Goacn inc 30 do port 10
40 do old Burgundy 50 lfppes London deck brandy 10
pipes Catalonia rcd wnc, 10 qrcaska do, so f pf"slna
Sicily Madeira wine, . casks - doz London porter
pins: 50 sacks soft hcllcl almonds, SO boxes slecd
almonds Ceases linuorco nase, ccroons Caracas in
dgo, lenses gum Ar"bid 30 co,es assorted pickcdfsh
pickled Goldfish, $50 do Potomac herring, 80 kgs Goshen
butter. nd
True American., 1837-02-25

ST IsEIjNFAU'f 8 ONAS': reatisa m I,eoIii
d ic,.a,o1- .e Treatise the Art of Desth d
:; ~, corpre,ssrng in mothodie order, the most re
es.t and ttccrrtcal md Instructions for
.soir,IrI. lillors corn, potatoes, hart-
to,ts nnl escr fnvinlc,pus anil sugnrs vegetables,
,ci, nv. also the whn'n or' ofrecti6cnon, in which s
oarticnrry treated The nataTa of essential oils as the
rns,,;aI cansas Of the tastes and hovGurs Of spirits,
IS ,I. most r,c.nt discoveries aud improvements in
IT, ~ ron, m, fr.neh o. ,nhrunftut, by Iun ShHr-
o ;.h is prrv ii, inr D*i'i"rs' practical 'iute,
D. Jnn.z entirely rrri,wcd aal augmented. with
pf -, r,- ,;,t, for m .kiag Brandy, Hulnnds
a.: an, MI sar.!i cnn'oun IS corli.s I'D lirnors,
ti'n' M -, al ,-s Al, b. WM iiEhS
y. onr; :-:T' 'iry
True American., 1837-02-25
EaAERDW AR II.
90 MAGAZINE STREET,

NEW-ORLEANS.
EOSEPM KNETrLE, T. Co.-Importers of Foreign
- and Domestic Hardware, are receiving fr.m Eu-
rope and the Atlantic Cities direct from the Manuac
turers, on extensive assortment OF Fancy and Heavy
hardware comprising every article in the line which
they offer low.
Country Merchants and others invited to call and
examine their stock which consists i'll part of table,
butchers, pecke sadders and straw knives plated and
Britannia tea spoons, needless pins, hooks and eyes, so
ves and spades, tongs, shovels lenders andirons, Brit
tana und japaned ware, brushes blank books and pa
per, looking glasses anvils vices, plates hand,
srdge and nail hammers, smiths bellows American and
English blister cast shear, German and crowley steel,
plsugh mouds trace and log chain, wse,ng, Louis
lana and grubbinG hoes, Naocks, pick axes, and
axes, wrought, horse and nails cotton and wool
cards. coffee and corn planes and plain irons CHS
els, gonges locks, sad irons, hooks and hinges, guns.
pistols, shot, powder and liquor TASKS, percussion caps,
powder tca fish, brass and bell Metal kettles, gun,
knob chest trunk and pad locks, bride bits, srrups
m30.
NEW GOODS-B II Simmons & CO are now Te.
ceivng from on be ard ships Yazoo, and Saratoga,
goods in their linc which together with their former
stock h.rd makes their assortment very complete
The following compose part, viz: shell twist, curl side
tuck and dressing combs horn do fall descriptions In
da Rubber, silk and worsted elastic garters, common &
fine elastic suspcnders, loco foco md Lucer Matches
Selitz powders powder pus and boxes, toilet powder
pocket hooks and wallets, needle books, she'll pearl
ivory and morocco card cases. head ornaments plain
raj beads, necklaces a1 neggees bead chains, bead
necklaces cut glass and plain silver and ltbeads
Indian beads, bells and pnmes pistol and large pow
der TASKS shot BELTS horse, belt pocket and ducilnr
pistols; double and sin gle barrced guns Bowie knives
and drks scissors shears pocket knives guard chains
and ribbons waist buckles, CLOTH hair TOOTH nail comb
rnmb. shoe, plate, floor and busting brushes, Cologne
Florida lavender and bay water assorted essences
and extracts, Maccnssar, bear, antique Wards
setahe hair oils shaving and toilet soaps of all dcs-
crr,iens, ladies' and gentemens desks and dressing
cases, hair regets zettes and braids plain fancy and
musical work bexes plain and gilt, figured, coat and
vest bnttoas pearl and ivory shirt do sit sudds gold
and gilt locke, r'natnre do, silver brass and steel
hmbes hooks and eyes, hair pins, imitation fruit blk
and redink, shoe blacking, vions and guitars, ribbed
lens, gold aud silver lace and fringe latter paper game
bags, riding whips, walking canes playing cards, fina
gold plated and gilt jewery &c.
The above, together with great variety of other arti
cles nre offered at Wholesale or rct, on accommodating
terms.
N B Shell combs repaired
True American., 1837-02-25

fs2sIIiIF'S KPtTnScS.
A Collection of Colioqual Phrases, on every topic
ccssary to maintain conversation, arranged under
different heads with numerous remarks the peculiar
<rasel as consi7rblg 10 facilitate the acquisition =,
correct pronunciation OF the French. BY A Bollar,
new edition, revised and corrected.
selection Of Lna hundred Of Perrin's Tables. accon
translation arranged in such manner as to point out
the difference between tn. French and English ilom
nso 2area pfonuhc'a,l"m 81 sf lI"hGi ocT1Tons to
prccciel by short treatise the sounds ofte French
language, compared with these Of tho English.
A APronouncing French Primer, or the Scholars Guide
10 the accurate pronunciation and photography of the
French Lang age, containing its elements according
the best usage, by Bernard TroIcn, l1s received and
for sale by VII hckEAN,
,,D 'orF- &
True American., 1837-02-25
NEW FURNITURE WARE HOUSE.
M lh (;uARIRES ST.


YaNIIE subscribers now onen ng complete 9ssor
Il mcnt of elegant and useli'l furniture viii they
kansas aud isaissppi, from New York. consisting in
pat of side boards ofvarous at;cms, with Egyptian
and Italian narbl tops, cenue tables of every descrip
ton and quality, wartlrohcs of vareu patterns secre-
tary ard book cases, ladies' French toilet tab s. to-
lett bureaus Greci dining Pembrokes card and la
dies work tnbIes, pine do aso few pain sideuoards
with Egyptian marble tops, and beoutifnl arti-
Gle.
A complete oit.aent Of sofas.
A large and compet assortment of mahogany, ma
rocking do covered with plush, ain and figured hair
c,oth together with csmpctc of such arti-
Giles usually found in such establishment the
whcc of whoh will be sold on reasonable terms for ap-
proved pnper Or cash.
The public respectfully invited to call and exam
ne the tack,
NIB Goods packed at short notice in good order for
shipping. fl2 CH GRANT 81 co
True American., 1837-02-25
STAIN REVISITED, &c. &c,

SPAlN REVISITED, DC. &c.
SPAIN REVISITED, &C. by the author of "a year
- in Spain in 9 vols
Traits efIuun character generally applicable to
the Aborigines of North America, by Turner, Esq,
vols.
The Political Grammar, of the United States, or a
complete view of the theory and practice of the geoeral
and state governments with the relations between them
-dedcacd and adapted to tho young men Of the United
States, by + ID Mansfield, Esq.
Ninrods limiting Tours incrspersed with character
stic anecdotes, sayings and dongs of sporting men, in
GLIDING notices OF the principal crack riders fEnglaud
with ytcal contents, and general index of nalnes
volumes.
Commentaries on Equity Jurisprudence, as admin
stered in England and Americn, by Joseph Story, L
Dane professor of law in Harvard University, vol Isl.
Vol. 3D. Chinys General Practice.
Vol. 1871, " Hendeki's Reports.
The Sentiments 0fFi0wers, with Il coourcd plates,
London edition.
ALso-A few more copies of Colnbc's Phrenology,"
"Renz" Large Surveyors Compasscs ofsupcrior quail
tv with chuns Billiard Balls of 2l-d and 2l-2 inches
GlloIs improved Pens, ,japuned pupcrs, weights
&c. &c. &c.
Just received and for sale by
m3l BENZ. LEVY.
AIEW B0OKS-Tlc Ora. ON MISCELLANY No 5, con-
tanning legends Of Spain. b, the author of the
True American., 1837-02-25

PlNNOCk'S ROME, &c.
EDINNOCK'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DIR
a Gold.mitl's Abrdgment of the History OF Rome
to Which is prcfxed on In,rudn9ton to the Study of
nation added thronghon, the work, on e Manners,
Institutions and An,iquca of the Romans with MI
mcrous biographical and historical Notes; and qucs
tons for examination at the end of ench section. II
lusrattd with thirty cngravngs wood, by Atheron.
PINNocK Improved Edition of DIR Gollsmiths History
Of England, from the Invasion of Julius Cesar to the
death of George ID, with a continuation 10 the year
1852. With questions fer examination at the end of
each section. BESIDES variety of valuable informa-
tion added throughout the work. Consisting of tables
o' contemporary Sovcrcgns and eminent persons.
Copious explanatory notes Remarks the poll
tics, manners and literature of the ese. An outline of
the Constitution, &c. &c. illustrated by many cngrlv-
u,gs.
GUYS EIEMEHrs OF ARrRoyoMY, and mn Abridsn,cnt
of keitl's New Treatise the Use of Globes. New
American edition, with additions and improvements
ali explaton Of til. astronomical part Of the Anne
rcaa Almanac.
Just received and for sale by Wff M'KEAN,
nov n corner of Camp and Common sts
True American., 1837-02-25

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEY AUNT PoNTYPooL, a novel, in . vol
IVA uncs.
The Deroted, by the autoress Of "The psinerited y
"Flirtation," &c. in 9 vols
The Adoe"tures Of II Gentleman IN search ofa Horse,
with numerous wood cuts.
Campraonn; News fro,, Our Neighhorfood: hcng
sketshes by the author OF "Our Neighborllood," sc.
in vol.
Russia and the Russians; or journey to St Peters
burg and Moscow through Couland and livona,
Richie, Esq. antIor Of Turner's I Annual Tour"
"sSchenderhanuc's,' &c.
Na,ratre Of TIC 1rctic Land Expedition to the mouth
of ths great Fish river and nong the shores of the
Captain Back. II, N commander OF the expedition,
illustrated with map.
Just rrccn2d and for sale by WIN M'KEAN,
az corner Camp and Common SITS.
True American., 1837-02-25

TENO GROCERS! TO GROCERS! The rubscri,
IL hers would inform the Grocers of New Orleans ha
they keep constantly hnnd large supply of the bes
Stoughtons Bitters, manufactured by themselves, which
will be sold at New York prices.
KETCHUM & LUBBOCK, Druggists.
% 81 Camp st.
True American., 1837-02-25
.JOEHN EFOEY.

DUHHIN EH1BEI H
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturer, anil fur
nisher Of Military Equipments eferery description.
No I89 TcHouPIrouLAs STREET.
"HAVING in employ several Military Workmen,
he is ready to execute work in the above limo al
the shortest notice. md the most reasonable terms.
Merchants and Pedlnrs Packing Trunks of every de-
scripton. constantly on hand, n
True American., 1837-02-25

SIDEi.LS SPAIN REVISITED, &c.
SPAIN REVISITED by the author Of "a year in
y Spain in vols, Harry Colperly. novel, by.
ac author Of "Cccil Hyde in vols The Actress Of
P0dHa, and other tales, by the author OF rhc Forsa-
ken" in vols. Nnrods Hunting Tours; intcrspersed
with CHARACTERISTIC anecdotes, savings and dongs of
Sporting Men, including notices Of the principal crack
riders of England with analytical contents and general
index of name, which added Nimrods Letters on
riding to Hounds, in 2vos. Den Brace, the last of
Nelson's AganennoNs, by Capt Cha,ncr, r. ~, author
ofth6 "I.fe of Sailor" &c. in vols. Commentaries
on Equity Iurzprndcncc admins tered in England
and America by Joseph Story, l.. L. y. Ovid, trans
lated by Dryden ropc, Congrev., Addison and others,
in vols forming No 90 and 81 of "TIarpers Classical
Library" Infantry Tactics, rules for the exercise
and manocuvres of the United States Infantry by Major
General Scott, U. S. Army, in vols Just received
and for sale qy WM. McK-hN,
T corner Camp Il Common ste.
Batlcr's EferncscentlIagnesian Apcraent,
ENOR Dyspepsia indigestion, debility gid
g. dinass asaitv of the stomach, lahitua csstiyencss
cuaneous diseases, gout, gravel &c; highly valued
genuine cooling pursa,vc very suitable in this time of
the YEAR
supply o' the above named valuable medicine ust
receive from England, and for sale by
ii BONNABEI, Druggist.
mSO Tchapitoulas