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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-08

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-08

|NNHE Subsosibsr wishes 20 sell his land
n IN JeGersoH county, lying six or seven
miles south Of ChariestoWR. Que tract cen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16
FROM MENlCO.

The New Orleans Commercial Bulle-
tin "f the 25ih May. contains leIter from
rampico dated the 10Th, from which the
following are extracts:
The division of Cariazar is now on its
march to reinforce the'division Of Bravo,
y hich continues distributed in MetamO-
ras, the adjacent towns, and in LeOna Vi-
CARO-. aud which amounts altogether 10
1000 men, which Bustamente. so far
from ordering the withdrawal Of those
troops, has caused to be reinforced by a
division in reserve, which will be station
ed by steps in Zacatecas and ST. Luis,
They have heard Of the mad intentions
las they saw Of the Texans 10 advance
and take Meiamoras, and have prepared
accordingly. They have also 500 caval-
nv on the banks OF the Rio Bravo. that
can be reunited in any given point in less
than week.
Al present the movement of those
troops will depend on the payment Of six
millions of dollars, contribution Of the
priests and iriars, aud which il is said
will be paid even by selling their goods
and chaitels, as is decreed by the Next
can Congress.
The Administration Of Bustamente is
no, like that of Santa Anua; it is an adj
minis,ra,ion which uniIes the opinions of
all the powerful classes in the country,
they expect soon TO renew the war
agalns, Texas, aud as they say. conquer
them a, once. They are now building
a, Campeachy two briggs and four schoo.
ners. said to be Of solid constructions and
bends. The Government have also or
,iered draught of 5000 on all the de.
parlmenls of The nation, formerly called
states Of the Confederation. They are
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

also Of opinion lhst he slisFealions with
tie Uailsd Stsies GoseTnmenl will be
snon amieabIy sJlussed " negolstiaRs,
bni They say he alFsirs Of Texas ear ns-
yer b. setiled uniil either the whole Mex
lean race Be exierminased Or until he last
Texan shall disappear from thai colony.
Various causes have retarded so long
ihe march of The expedition inio Texas.
One Of them beng The unexpected return
Of SAINTS Anna, ahO Vas nov fallen for
eFer, bal OF course The main cause was
The want Of money. Az present The
movement af The troops will depend on
the SIX millions 81 dollars alluded 10 above.
AL kinds Of business here are very dull.
and ae are waiting for The eondueIa with
. million and half Of money, now that
81. Lslis j. free from reyOluilOBisis, who
wish oniy robbery aud not The GOnslilu-
ton a. they pretended.
p. 5. Zen. f. Torn, hfolher-in-law Of
Santa Anna. has finally been shipped of
from csmPeachy 10 Vera Cruz, by or.
der Of The Government. noiwi outstanding
his professions Of sickness to remain al
his country seat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16
fth Of July.

In accordance To previous notice,
elre,ng vas held ~ the court house IN
.a. ,acr on Wednesday last. fnr the pur
%" n making arrangements Tor celebrate
ing -" approaching Anniversary II Ane-
n'la Independence, The mreung was
Of1+oized by the appointment NJ rhnnas
C.airv, esq. a. chairman, and James L.
FJr;"aunc, secretary.
The Chairman then briefly stated The
33ierl pi tho meeting; after snIch the l"l-
'o" ,tG comnItecs were appointed, VIZ:
C'mmi''ee of .4rrmgemen,-Aiexan-
lF' VI, kirkland. Alien PARKS. Col. VII
"9n /. SHelIs. and John Cooley.
Cmmiuetio appoint an Orator Of The
Jay, al! Reader Of The Declaration Of
Ia 'sDea icace Col, &. NJ, Llumcr, An
rev Tickle, DR.. W. Norwood. James
Il Pdmer.
c'nmii'ss 10 prepare TOas's-Cad-
a1i4dar jones, Jr., Joseph G.. Norwood,
Henry X. Nash. James Giles.
The following resolution was mnan'-
II .4sly adopted:
Rc,oirei, That business be suspended
'or ina. day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16
"a :. NAYY.


Tie following are he sessels n the
different ioFslgn stations. = officially pub
lished BY the Navy Depanmenl:-
Mediterranean.
Frigsie Constitution and United States.
Schooner SHARK.
Usa Iadies. .- .
frlgaie Constellation.
Shops Vandslas. 81. Lpuis. Concord.
Na1ehez and Boslon.
Schooner Grzmpns.
C0asf n Brazil.
Race Independence.
Shops Erie lardersd home. and Fair.
field.
Brig Dolphin.
Pacific 0esan.
Ship of the line Norm carolins.
Schooner Boxer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16
Attention.!

To the Commissioned aud Nom Commits
si0Hsd ulcers aud bUFieiSa3 bsl0a in 10 the
CaNs CT'sk Baisaii'R. ia the sss0as OrsHg,
RsgimsEt Of .h0'th Carolina Militia.
WUU are hereby notified and ordered 10 st.
- tend al Captain George 3 Morrow $, IN
Thursday, the 27th day Of July next. 1t II
O'Clock, equipped as the law dir.rts fnr drill
muster and court martial, and on Fray the
9Th. at II O'Clock, sou will attend wIlh YOUR
'espeetiVe companies. aimed and equipped as
the law directs, TO- laiia}t"a sxerti.e.
THOS. JONES, Lieut.. Cob
June IS. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

A gentleman, Director in one Of the
keFmoHa Banks. arrived in town ID
Saturday morning NTH IA, 600 dollars In
small notes a ne Bank ii Bennington.
which he readily disposed u q lwo and
hall per ernL premium Cor city money!
the city money Be InEeslsd IN lie larger
notes Of the Mes England Banks II Iso
per CENT. discount. and an Saturday
ailernaon IO0k the boat for Boston, and
Al 10 this morning. deposited ILe amount
~ old Suh"lk. a profit Of about $3.50.
A pretty good operation fOr 4 days.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

Our Rail Roai.x-Noswi,hs,anding the
dliiicnllgand embarrassment which exist
every where. the WILMINGTON and Raleigh
Hail Road Company consinue 10 prose-
cute ihsfr waTk with Eigor. The stages
have been shipped from New York fur
Wilmington and Portsmouth. and are
momenlarily expected; tie relays NJ hOr-
ses have been placed along the line. and
ere anosheE week Ilss passed, the line
will be ready ior the transportation Of
passengers. As so0n as the bTldse across
the Roanoskr - completed. liz cars upon
the Portsmouth line will run tn Halifax,
where they will b. MT by the pnst coach
es from Wilmington. .fiuer'iser.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

Melancholy SiatemeN.-The New
York Era contains the following: "Atno
period of il. history has there been ="
great degree ot general distress IN this
city a. there Is at this day. Oh Its me
rhanlcs aud other working men, al least
ten thousand are now without EMPLOY
mcnl; aud the wives and families oi these.
which amount. upon low csculau"n. tn
ten thousand persons more, are suffering
want, many of them b,'nr, helri-rendlnI
want. The letters wr"h abound upon
nur table from commercial clerks, state
that there are at least two Thousand uf that
educated class who have been dismissed
from their occupations, aud whose pre'r-
ouslv scanly salaries allowed thea 10
make ltlle u sav provision for so sudden
aud distressing contingency. Ot seam
stresses. book -lnIaers, hounet-makers, and
other industrious females, We are assured,
from sources likely TO be well informed,
that certainly three thousand are al this
moment IN p'nInc desll'uuon, aud expos
ed To hearlless temptation"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16
lA9919Oo

In this town, on Tuesday evening last,
by the Rev. Samuel Johnston, THOMAS
s. AsnE, esq. Attorney at Law. of W ades-
borough, to Miss CAROLINE A. BuRewIS,
daughter of George W. Burgwin, esq. Of
this place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

r,;.,opal Sskool. Raldgi-We learn
=, he Rev. Or. Empie has been COM
led by ths stais Of MS health 70 resign
T. T.ectorshiP ofthis school, and thatthe
D., n. A. Curtis. a gentleman every
. >, audited. has been appointed 10 sue
IA him. Measures have been adopted
), me trustees 10 relieve the institution
f.,,a is peruniary endorsements. The
.s,, session win commence on Friday
IL .3d inst.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

10 God, 90 Was hsF END iuiI Of peace.
comfort. sRd The assuranre ii h"Ie.
In This county. on Monday The 4ih in.
lsni, in lhe 81 year II his age. WILLIAM
ANDERSON Lose, son Of Ahderson Long,
deceased.
Also. on Tuesday The 18Th instant. in
the 9Th year Of her age, MARoARET AK.
daughter Of Anderson Long, deceased.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16
FROM ENGLAND.

Arrivals al New York have brought
Liverpool dates To the 4.h ii Nav. At
which tine Intelligence from New York
10 the llIh al A;,ul had beea received in
London. Of the intelligence brought By
these arrivals. tile New York earTsspousi-
enI 81 the NauoaI InIeil.gene CT observe:
1.-The news in general Is good-lhe
best have seen irnm Europe since Oc-
I"ber last. when the Bank ol England be-
gan Ils sudden aud unNIse cuTiallments
Vi the CREDITS 81 America; though her *
cuse. with much justice. was the United
Silies Treasury Circular ol July, which
showed an attempt BY our gosern'nent In
violate the laws II trade by plllng up, out
nj u.e, the specie which We had borrow
ed Of England for nse aud circulation.
Cotton u Advancing. The bonds If The
Gated States Bank Of Pennsylvania are
entrung into the Blush cucmlaunu, a. Il
were. on a footing with the Exchrquer
bns. aud Ihls new aud noEel admission
ii American payer securities into the
BRUSH money market was senslbly re-
lIr,Ine the money market there; and. as
It expanded ihe circulation, gave prOmis-
- ii raising IA. price Ut Aneucan pro-
jucaons, cotton and the like"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16
DI Il ID,

In Piusborough on the 7,h inst, in the
6lst year Of her sge, Mrs. SARAH WAD-
DELL, relict of the late John Wsddell,
and only child Of General Francis Nash.
who fell in defence of our liberties in
TIT. In the life of Mrs. W. there was
a rare union Of those qualities which tend
mos, to exal, and endesr the female cha
racier. But that which formed her
browning excellence was her humble and
consistent walk as a christian. Ia this
respec, she has left bright example to
large family, and a wide circle Of friends.
As her lille was one Of uniform devotion
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

Calling on Hrcules!--We received
a letter from friend IN Philadelphia,
Jay or two since, which contains this
Iemarkable iniormation:--" vas told To.
DAY. by Bank Director. that the Sec
Ie'aty Of the Navy had made application
70 MI. Blddle, President Of The U. s.
hank, "a help the Department, aud THAI
me reply was" Say where-ahen--
and to wha, amount, and i, shall be ready
!" Your order" Aud this must be the
'psho. Of H. Hercules must be called M,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

The Globe and other administrator
papers, With the mos. conspmma,e Im'
l,udence, nov. say that the present lrou-
bles In our business affairs are Just what
they have predtcted'all along. We'know
nothing thai equals the'r assurance, I'M
less Il be the exclamation OF the Irish pI-
lot, when he run a ship on the rocks. lie
was conducting The ship into port: the
captain, seeing tina, he was "leelle corn
ed" and thinking he was deviating from
the channel. asked him if he was not 60
ing wrong. " Arrsh. lei me alone for
lllat," said he IN rich Irish brogue.
"dnn't know every rock in the harbor!"
The last word was hardly uttered when
the ship struck heavily upon sunken
rock, when Tue pilot insanity continued
"and that is one Of them"
Ke,lnebec Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16
LATE FROM TEXAS.

Frsn tie New OT.raa. Conmsrcial Herald,
June I.
TiHas.-We learn By letter from our
Texas Correspondent. lhaiihe army there
j. in SD stale 81 INSTRUMENTATION; and
iliis Is principally owing TO their being
kept so long in a state Of inactivity. and
maj they have threatened 10 elect their
Own nfliesrs, and march for Ma:zmoras
immediately, aud pay themselves with
plunier. unless The GnEeramenI enters
inln some arrangement instantly for
offensive operations against Mexico. In
consequence ii This conduct on the par.
Of the mass Of The soldiers, General A.
= Johnson, the Commander-In-chlsf,
left the army and vent 10 Houston. and
held secret conference with the Cabinet
during Two or three days, the result Of
whieh has not TRANSFERRED. bus We learn
thai he insists upon resigning. unless The
Government gives him orders 10 march
To Melam"ras.. Further. our informant
states that the soldiers threatened TO march
upon Houston. and fire every house in IL.
IL the Cabinet allowed the land Office to
be opened, according To announcement,
On the LIST Of June; they stating that the
spectators and idlers would be able TO
locate the choice lands, whilst their
military duties in the field would prevent
them FROM procuring fair participation
in the location Of eligible lands. In con-
sequence Of such demonstration Of ieel-
ing. PresIden, Houston. by proclamation,
prohibited the opening Of the land office.
according 10 former announcement.
II was expected at Houston thz The
Congress would hold hui short session.
aud adjourn before the 4Ih Of July A
minister is To be sent from Texas 10 Great
Britain, 10 request the latter power TO
recognise the independence Of TIE for.
mer. ..-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16
IMPORTANT FROM FLORIDA.
Office Of the Cnuner,
chnrlesInn Innn 4 SIP. Al.


Latest from ROridG.--FrOm a pas
senger arrived yesterday on board the
sleambnai John S0Rty, which LETT Black
creek on Monday last. we learn that
intelligence had been received there that
an expedition. under Llrulensnt r. VI.
Peyton. Of the army, had been under
taken from Lake Monroe 10 the upper
part Of the ~. Johns river: thai Lieut..
Peyton had discovered a large hkr.
hereinf.rp unknown TO the whites; Ihs,
he Indians ,cerf cVi'iuaiing large fields
of corn: that twelve negroes (the properly
Of Col"nel Reei) having discovered the
camp Of Lieut.. z had come in and gwen
themselves up. The negroes state that,
the IN faas did nof intend 10 emigraie.
but would re-eommence hostiii'ieS In a
few weeks; aud that Powell (who has
been represented to the contrary by all
the other Indians who have come into
Gen. Jesup's camp is man wI1hou.
influence among ms people. We under
.rand that he fact is otherwise. and that
Powell IS a Chief Of much influence
wuh hts tribe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

The Executive Council Of Maryland
...enhled al Annapolis OF the Oh, inst.
/, was decided unanimously BY the Couns
sa g. no. expeA'enI to call an extra ses-
:. d If the Legislature. "Wednesday the
seth of July has hecn appointed As the
l.v ior holding the election for members
nj lnngEess.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

Erecuiire Couacii.--Wc learn that
N''er"or Dudley has invited his Council
70 meet Ia this city on Thursday next,
thr 18Th inst To confer with him on the
Pt"prIety Of calling an extra session Of
oar General Assembly. We presume the
Governor does not choose, unnecessafi-
~ to take the responsibility OF deciding
On THIS important matter, aud has there
lore wisely concluded To take counsel
''om his constitutional advisers.
Raleigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16
NORTH CAROLINA JOURNAL ES.
TABLISHMENT FOR SALE.

fAAING tu the intended rem, va uf inc oS
~ the Eitors, and the wish of tue othe, to
devote himself more exclusively To the duties
Of his profession the undersigned OFF, for sale
the establishment OF the North Carolina jour-
na Office The Office is well fund in Job,
Newspaper and Ornamental Type: the list Of
oOt, might be greatly augmented BY little re
IN the business, II offers inducements not infe-
rlnr to any in this state, but to a practical
punter, they know Of no investment lie cuuId
make &c his money that would yield tim more
profitable return.
HYbART & STRANGE.
Fayetteville. May 80. 74-x
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

A 500 Doie Of the Agricultural Bank
81 Mississippi. says the New Orleans
True American, was sold . day or two
sIne- IA Aasehsz. al public auction, for
sass. on = credit u l2 months!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16
Nsa Orleans, May 20.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

la L1A AAkAssA @sA-hA1osM
We are informed BY Capt. Baker. Of
The schr. Mechanic. which sailed from
Melamoras on The 10Th inst. that when he
leit thai place the current report was that
all the American vessels. with their crews
and passengers, tha. bad been previous
ly captured and imprisoned, were llbsrst-
ed by order Of Gen. Buslamente, who had
promptly arrested the Commodore Of the
Mexican fleet, and confined him at Vera
Cruz, on a charge Of capturing these
vessels, contrary 10 law and orders. We
slso hear through the same channel. that
General Santa Ana Was believed to be
still living on his plantation. We are
much pleased thus to find that the story
Of his being taken 10 Mexico for exeeu-
ton. al least wants confirmation: and are
still more rejoiced at finding that all chance
of a rupture between Mexico and the
United States rs done away with by this
timely show Of voluntary reparatiOn for
the insult offered 10 our flag.
True .Amsreidn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

a Mint Drop.--One at nur Southern
letters. SAYS the New York Evening Star.
CONTAINED an order Tor the Star, with one
Of Ben,on's mln, drops IN the shape of
quarter eagle, carefully sealed on with
wax. |, created qute q sensation in
Wall street
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

The Legislature Of New Jersey. COLI
y,aed in an extraordinary session. las
,lonrned without doing any thing to re-
fr,e the community. in consequence Of
de hostility to each other Of the equally
4niie,l parties in one branch of the I.e-
s.>l.,uFe-equally divided because Of the
.b.sare # two Of the whig councillors.
The Legislature of Mississippi has al
= allou,ned. without loing any thing
~ ards relie,ing the difficulties under
aaeh the ciiizens Of that state are labor
~ But wha, can be done by a state
..,e:nment u aTorl relief! The action
al tie general government produced the
ell. and no legislation excep, by the &C.
,r1' government can supply remedy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

A most disastrous fire occurred in the
he auful ,lIlace Of Suffolk, in Virginia,
On the 81 inst, II ragged from | | O'Clock
A. ~. to & 2. N. and destroyed upwards
siar'v buildings, besides the court house
mi ,ail. Loss estimated at 100000 dol.
,rs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

Welearn from Stockholm, that NJ. Bo-
disco. the Russian ounsellor Of l.ega.
ton, for twenty years attached tosthe
Russian Embassy IN Sweden, has Just
been named AMBASSADOR to Washington.
10 WHICH place he will proceed As soon
as the season permits. Ion ion paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

The following from the New York
Star, is an illustration OF the wisdom OF
the currency unkers:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

Alarge 1--WE story builling in Washing.
en street. New York. occupied as pub
lc store house and containing a large
anoun, of goods. was DESTROYED by fire
o. the Sd inst. Two firemen LOST their
hyes, benz buried under one of the walls
ubIch give way while they were active.
" -agaged IN the attempt to subdue the
fane:. The loss Of property is said to
;, no, far from half million OF dollars.
HTf, Mis-, was executed II Halifax
81 Enllv the Cd inst. for the commission
@ a rape.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16
Weekly Almanac.
Female School
~ HEELSBOROEGH.

AI35s 9g2sy9a.a ptapssss L. opea,
The ilIsI "a August Female School.
~ which " n be taught the Usual breaches Of
EnRlish education.
For young ladies wishing Instruction in Ma.
SIC the services uf an experienced and well
qnasied InsiTuctTess can be procured.
Board can be had IN some Of the most re-
spectacle families IE tlIe pace.
The year will be divided into two ses-Ions,
vacations corresponding with these IN the MAZE
Academy.
TeTms-SI7:50 per session.
Drawing and Painting, $1,000.
Payment madysnee.
June IS ID
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-29
The GentEenan's Magazine.

FENIIE announcement of a new periodical in the
present state of affairs, may create some feel.
ing OF surprises but having contemplated an altera-
ton in the nature ofs very popular monthly pub
LEGATION, Every Body's Album the propretors deem
1t best to proceed ia the perfected arrangements, and
produce periodical embodying the most wholesome
points Of the old work, but conducted with sufficient
energy and talent TO ensure the success OF their
arrangements. The respectable and extensive sub
scrpton list of the Album, to which this work is de-
signed as successor, will at once place THE GEN
TLEMAN'S MAGAZINE in q circulation equal to
that of any other monthly work in the United States
and guarantee the continuance ofts publications with
the certainty olpayment to the enterprise Of the pro-
pretors.
The contents of the Gentlemans Magazine will
in every respect be answerable to the meaning oithe
title. We do not pretend, in our literary pursuits,
to fly as eagles soar, above the ken of man. nor
shall we be content with merely skmming the sur.
face Of the ground; pages will not be filled with
abtruse predictions, shall display the brlliancy
OF our critical acumen in matters "cayare to the nil
lion" In short, we do not mean 10 be profoundly
learned nor philosophcaly dull. We wish to pro-
duce gentemanly agreeable book-an epitome of
llies adjunctiyes-a literary mcange, possessing
variety to suit all palates and sufficient interest to
command lace upon the parlour table ofeyery gem
tleman in the United States.
III the varied ana ample page OF contents attached
to each number of the Genteman's MagqzHec most
nall articles will be found G..@cEssays. Humorous
oe.eD.a'e9, At""-Graphc Delineatcns of Men and
Manners-Free and Spirited Transitions Of the
lighter portions ofthe Literature of continental Eu
rope.-A Series Of Original Biographical Notices Of
the principal stars in the Dramatic hemisphere. The
Current Literature will be reviewed in full and lib
eral extracts made from rare and valuable works
An Original Copy Right Song not otherwise to be
obtained will be given, with the music in every mum
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The Gentleman's Magazine will contain seventy
TWO extra sized octave pages, Of two columns each
forming at the close Of the year. two large handsome
vo,umes of One Thousand Seven Hundred and
Iwenty-eight columns each column containing one
thlrd more than an octave page of average proper
tons Several engrayngs will be given in the course
OF the year. and the propretors pledge themselves
that the Gentlemans Magazine shall he the lar!es.
q the cheapest monthly work in the United States
TERMS.-1he subscription to the Gentlenan'g
Magazine will, for single copy, be invariably Three
Dollars per annum, payable in advance-a S5 note
may procure two copies to the same direction or FIVE
copies for $40. Address,
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Philadelphi