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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-13
COOKERY.

We have been favored with tie following
Receipts by i lady from the East, and hay
iue sufficiently tried them, take pleasure in
bearing testimony of1her correctness
To make Light Bnisc@t. R"s*s, Dough,
nuts,-rakc 3 quarts Of Flour ne nsnai
ouan.ity of salt, tab: spoonful OF S"S2:
ratus. Pearl Of Pot Ash, dissolved in quart
of Bu,.cr-mik or Boany-Cia5bcr, 2 table
snoopfuls of Lard or Butter, rubbed IN he
Flour, then If the dough Is no! very sot'
the addition Of a little more milk wc:Id DC
REQUISITE the dough must be made Out with
IN. hand and baked immediately. =,
L;gMJrecd may also be made in like
manner, only leaving oct thc lard OR ouiteF'
Russs anil Dogghn's:s are also made as
above. with the addi,iQa Of pound of .su.
gar, j pound Of butter, and q little .All::spiee
III preferred, eggs may be used, bu; not
necessary toward nl;diiag ;i:em light. AnG
d Doughnu:s are made without butter, CIT IN
shape, and boiled in hol lard until they be.
come light brown, when. they will be rca'
dy for The table.
Ripe loasato ,Pis57c.-Takc ripe ton'a-
toes and pick them with fork pat them
into any kind OF vessel salt each layer
thicklv; let them remain in the salt about
eight davs, then put them IN vinegar one
night; take them out in the morning. To
q beck oetona:ocs add one bottle OF mus.
tard. half an ounce Of cloves; half az ounce
of pepper, and dozen large onions sliced:
pack them in Jar, BY placing a layer O.
onions and spices between the layers OF to:
matoes. In ten days thcy will be,m goo;5
ea1ine order. Tie vinegar should be good
and scading hot when put over them.
Tenn. Farmer. .
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-13
TTEGg.AGEJs
r.oN THE

. FROM THE.
PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES,
TO the tuo Houses Of Congress, at The conn.,
mencementof the first session Of The 1'"en-
fifth Congress.
Fellom- citizens Of the Senate
and House Of Representatives.:
Tie act of the 23d Of June. 1886, regula::
TING .he dcposl1es Of tie public money, and
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-13

SOIL roP THE MULBERRI..
The proper soils for tbs tree are dry.'
sandy, CT sloney :,ne t1'or'e sow !'i'' o'''"''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06


AlH 0sLEANs Jan. Il.
ERoA MEXICO III. Gnostiza receives the
unbounded praises of the Mexican ministerial
press. The Dfaro, the organ Of that party de
elarss tiat The Conduct oil that minister was highly
satisfactory 10 the government aud the nation.
In reply to an article in the Cosmopolita,
(Which we have not Scent the Dior,o expresses
It's doubts that tue Next minister had expe-
rienced any impoliteness from the government
OF the United State. = As 10 the war which Is
foretold,' says the same paper, :" we can see no
reason 10 anticipate it. Ii, however, rupture
occurs it will be owing to the resusictaied admin
istration Of Aaron Bun
The news of the arrival of Gen. Bustamen.
te in Mexico, is confirmed officially by an article
in Of the 9Th. He landed at Vera Cruz on the
u December, in the brig Araso.
The Mexican government has taken nleas-
ures TO relieve the pisoners in Texas, the SUN %
four Thousand dollars month having been APP
fropriated for that purpose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06
MN AND RINES-

The debate on Nh Walkers land bill, and "''
Rivcss amendment thereto, tthc " small-noc' nun
bug, which III iivcs has substituted for Benton 5 @
elusive metallic currency scheme once his own now
also) is still progressing in the Senate. Mr. VAN,
inhs speech in reply TO Benton, is said TO nave wv
exceedingly the Great ExpunScr, coi'''
ding with declaration that +" he held himself pefso"
ally responsible both in and out Of the House --eu.
bloody minded Benton however, said nothing W.
Rires thanked Br. Walker for his defence oil ui'
small note" hobby, and promised TO follow nm -
reply TO the Missourian, How pleasant and sooo .
thing it is to brethren dwelling together in uaiy
But the apple ofdiscord has been thrown among 'he''
md we shall scufng for the prize, when wv
Botiolore Convention shall Ruckcrize Nh kl'cs
second time.
The Euquir CIR drcading the rupture which it io'''
Secs besceches the metallic currency and inc
small-no,c 'aentry not fall out by the way anu
seems be highly DELIGHTED with the hollow and &c
oeitfu interchange Of compliments between MeS''''
ti,cs and Benton the day after Mr.. akcrS assau''
on the Missou1ian for which Mr. HIvcs 50 promptly
thanked him. " The Senator from, Missouri (said h'
Rv.s) IS an older and better soldier than am
Il N oltcr, but not a tor,r,' zaid Benton. le+ d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06
c. a r. ID e III
EFT, q i OVYJM.:3 Ss,lnSs.n.....D29

s%@ 1850 ~ " N-ssN-~ sScr--l =.f,e1- W
w INTER and Fall Lamp Oil,
W UineS, all kiRds, in bottles and casks,
Brandie, and Holland Gin, pure.
Ijquoriee and Liqnorice Root,
Sweet Oil, by bottle, basket or gallon,
Candies. Almonds, Prunes, Eilberts, &c,
Segars, Snuff, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
' als assorted pint and quart Bottles,
Vial. Bottle and Demijohn Cofks,
Plain and Eur lined India rubber Shoes,
India Rubber Aprons,
Ink Powder, Liquid Ink and lndelible Ink,
Nil TIE PATENT MEDICINES,
Varniehes, all kinds,
Portrait and Cancels Hair Brushes,
Imperial, Gun Powder and Black Teas,
Beckwith's, Blan1reth's, Mead's Ru>h's, Lees,
aud other Pills,
Friction, Luciler. Magic and other Matches,
Pins, Sewing and Knitting Needles,
Violin. Flutes, Flies. Guitars, e..
Guns aud Pistols. Beads, several kinds assorted
Thermometers. several kinds,
Violin aud Guitar Strings, Quills,
Indigo, Nader, Copperas, Alum. Ailspicc,
Ginger, Pepper, Lemon Syrup aud Juice,
Medicines,
Surgeons Instruments. Paints, Oils, Dye Suhs
Soaps, Fancy Goods, Water and Velvet coors
Brushes. all kinds, Jews-liarps Perfumery, as
sorted a large supply,
Accordlans, double and single keyed,
Starch. three kinds, liarmohcans & other goods.
allat Low prices, for sale by
Howell DAVIES.
January 30 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06
Lynciio'ns, February 6. Is,.
LATEST FROM FI.oRIn,

Two letters from an officer of the arpv /
Tampa Bay, one the 6thand the other tho la oa"a
JANUARY, received in this place. State Tho, 0''
companies of the 9th rcgt U. 8. infant, ''eR
we'd that place on the 9TH. The Other H. s'H
companies OF the 9th, were expected thu "'''
daY-the whole regiment would procoo1 ueN
Gen Jessup. (who left Tampa Bay IN = !oh
at the head of 1000 men in p,lrsut or ~ e "a,
noles,) increasing his force to 5000 mon , ~,
prevailing opinion WAS that the war vol, !"
shortly ended if the Indians could be c,na1 nc
'h's was san5aiaelj anticipated, a, Je,na
took with him two lately captured negroe, VIZ
have been some time with and know Ill u
haunls OF the Seminoles, and most of tho, a.
EUROPEANS, which they will be compelled IN A.
close, under fear OF immediate death, if the, 70.
iuse 10 do 50. Or prove treacherous.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06
CLOVER SEED, &c. &C.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale,
IL 90 bushels Glover Seed, crop1s35, prime
LOT,
20 do Timothy do
IS do Orchard do
4 small lot OF Luccrne do
100 do Herds Grass do
10 barrels N. c. Tar,
do Cider Vinegar.
l,oo0 lbs prime Northern Cheese.
l,5oo do soft shelled Almonds,
1000 do new crop FilLerts,
200 do Palm Nuts.
Together with large assortment of Family
Groceries. ''
Also, expected in few days. an invoice o,
spanish Cigars, from common to extra Quail
ty.' Also, No /, 2 and 8 Mackarel Rafsins
DC. All of which are offered Wholesale or re-,
tail, for cash or country produce.
Goods received and forwarded with des
patch. GEO. BAGRS
will give the market value for Flax Seed
Bees Wax, Feathers, Flour, Meal, Corn and
Outs GEO. BAGBYs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06
4A..p DGSpa

My stock s., very LARGE aud desirable cmhra
eng almost every article usually kept in Dry
Goods llouses. There are many pieces
Vi Goods fresh and uncut, aud nearly all OF the
assortment boaeM before tht rerg great al
tanees last Fail, in the Northern cities The
following are few Of the articles composing
The selection, VIZ
Vine and super broad Cloth. all colours,
Extra heavy Pilot Cloth & Petyr.ham Coa,n,
Fine aud super Casslaelts and Cassmcres, all
colaarS
kcrseys, Fullej Cloths, Army Cloths aud Liu'
srfs for Negroes,
Nose, Whitney. Macanaw, Dufel ana Pom,
Blankets
Red, While and green Flqnnels aud Bai1cs.
b1ics3 and IA oznaburgs, very heavy,
large lot !, IA and ) 1 Shcetlng,
Bed Ticking, Apron Checks, &c.
MerinoS, Cifeassians, Chsil}s aud Bombazines
= pieces Italian Leudstrins, some very GOOD
at - cents,
\ beautiful assortment Of colorcd Gro, de Maps.
Pou't de Swas, Gros de Swisses and Satins.
splendid lot Of dark CalIcos and French Cam
hrlcs,
Mer,no, Thibet Wool, Chally ,Cu,hnan. Wors-
ted, Satin and SILK SnawiS aud Haudkis.
Lace and Muslin Cape' Collars, Caps and Col
ldretles,
Cooured Silk Nelyets and Ostrich Feathers
general assortment Of Bonnet and Cap Rio
bons,
Besides great variety of other Fancy Goods,
large assortment Of fashionable FIR anu
Satin Hats Tor gentlemen,
Also, large lot Of SHOES, Hardware, Cutlery
aud Groceries, &c. &c.
Those who deal in this market have so fire.
qnen1y been imposed upon by advertisement,
OF this kind, that they may look upon all others
with suspicion, but in this instance. can as
sure them that nv (,oodS and prirps Sball a. t,h
lish the truth ofmy assertions Whenever favored
with call. Country Merchants and the public
generally, are requested TO call and examine the
assortment, as | feel confident ofgrving general
atsliction. K. b. NORNELI..
January D irts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06

=, ,.elll .a..n ., al comm. rcial haast IN New
orlran. ht the time a draft was presented by a
respectable looking man 10 The military undfess
of an officer The applicant inquired oi the
rhiel of Tue firm. whether the DRAFT was Seed +
The merchant replied in the affirmative and acs
reptel The drali ercordingy Alter lhsawiiliary
gentleman bad gone out, the aeeenIsr foia our in
Iormant. thai II was daft from t{enefJ Santa
Anna in favour Of Texas-ior 95gp1nnxed thou
sand dollars FwR74I, pm"
sAcailrer-sr. parich's ohuse1 in Camp ST..
y. Orleans. WIS entered on tho night oNhe 18th
nil and plondercd of all ihc 4,cfed yeAels.-
The yand4l5, tore and destroY4 the vestskcnls,
aud ripped off the gold lace and4p sselss attached
to them
Noarn C.aolNA Lr1tal Arrnr. = This Body ad-
iourned siae die the 23d inst. The States
portioa Of the surplus has heea divided between
education aud internal improvements. \ bill
passs1 granting banking privileges 10 the Char
lesion s. Cincinnati Rail Road Company. This
company now enjoys tins right from the TWO
Caronas~
WIseoNsta.-T banks have been incorpo.
rated in this Territory, one at Milwaukee, the
other at Dubuque. The editor OF the belmont
Gazette estimates tha population OF TIE Terrific
~ AT 5000. Being questioned as 10 the probl
bic time when the population Of the Territory
will justify her admission into the Union he
says The Territory of Uisconsin cannot be
admitted into the Union as at present organized.
When the Northwestern Territory was ceded to
the General Government by Virginia, a clause
.syas inserted. requiring that 1t should be formed
INTO not less than two States, nor more than five.
-Four have already been erected; consequently,
that portion Of the Territory east of the Mssls
sippi must be formed INTO State By itself. it is
expected that both saes VIII be admitted at the
same time; but how soon Inst will be, is hard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06
YfDlpyrllyno

THE thoroughbred Horse Dan, BY Old Roa-
noke will stand the ensuing season, one third of
his time at Amherst coult house, one-third at
my Mill, six miles north of New Glasgow. the
balance at Nelson court house Terms. &c. in
due time
All mares sent to Dan shall be pastured rra-
It's, and fed when required, at rs cents tlay.
W VI. NJ. WALLER,
Temperance Amherst Co, Jan. 30 +
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FTEss1ES GsES eEeRSEEas.

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IN saa' 1''su ''"'' i''''uo" M ON VI
one 'la3 on pol,' 'le performers ana n1psriaos
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,,,e,'ts ,,',h icd ,bosc siaJerssteJ PATROL, 10
y,oI,to Jreenrv truth and ,h. constitntio,. IN
yoting 10 cxn,aoe i,,r and ,nerifpd resolution
of rensurr. IN !. star.
Me- Mn,r,pe ryci<r-.TLa rnf,lo Iour-
nal a,yes nm account q = onn nnon uew min.
einle IoyenteJ BIZ \ Mr.. NeCarfbv Of that city.
II say,:
We saw the opcratiop with ball WEIGHING
nearly q n5npd and ind ed +, v.anlI throw. with
neflpct ,l,r. from three 10 Eve hundred balls
pef minute. without the aid of n8wder or steam.
II can be djrrcte1to any object nj plea snrp. aad
can begradeatcd from an 6,orr Ia n twelve or
thirty pound bali The whole IS perfectly por-
table, win portable battery, which will pro-
teet Hose operating it from musketry or grape
shot"
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rtbe New Yorl. Jo,unal If Commerce ina,
General DarsroN prasifpn, of T'rYa4 ! nv.
nerto1 il, WASHINGTON in :, fpw days-iD,uL,-
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a oC ,hn Nov Yort t,ban,Lo, ri rnmmcrce
nn,g LcG,u.t Ln,baIy in ,aI,,;o, T., =, N,t;or,l
BANK.
~,
ne fh'la1flphla "amper oil commerce mas
'p'on''"ehoeo 'epe"' VI ,re laws IN usufY, tx
cei' 80 ~ 's ny may ai'ec' oduA'"o ihs'"u
lons ""p fe'l securities
REcoGNlneN OF NE l$pErGSu&scE or MEM
"a pr SrMN.- The Courier 5 Etats I'M, con
tIin@ the following article from the PARIS sun :
= SPAN has done an act otJu7tee and wisdom
IN determining To recognize at length the indie
pehd'nce oi her ancient colonies IN South Amer
lea. The assembly OF the Cortes, IN the Discus
sion which took place on Ibis important question.
offered a spectacle oithe highest interest NeV
cr had II been so full one hundred and forty
deputies were present and the resolution was
'adopted without a siuee voice being raised
against IT. The treaty with Mexico had been
already prepn, ed and signed subject 10 the raii-
heailon OF The CoTe5' This measure had been
taken 10 AVOID all delay. 1t IS not generally
known that the negoci2l'ons with the diplomat.
nc agents OF Nenezeula have been broken eff,
.ne ,l,','sn C'oEe'u',e'l' no. oe,he wiling 10
,e"o"'lc' '"e l"u' '''l''e9 iuS,N ooe oY NOSE oil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06
$40 REV AFRO.

80 TOLEN from before the door Of the sub
y scrbor on Saturday last, dark gray Pc
NEI, 3 feet high, and has right white fore
tot; he is about years old.
Apply to JOHN FARLEY.
Il Richmond IannarV Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06
Uedn"sdog february /.
On motion of MIR. Davis. il wss.

IN moton oil Mr., DAVIS II NSS.
Hssoiptd, That Joint Committee Of the
Senate and House OF Delegate, be instructed 10
inquire whether Judge Benjamin Es,ill has hot,
by his removal from hi, Commonwealth, va
eacted the Office Of Judge OF the General Court ;
and also to inquire INFO the mode bY which the
proper proceedings ought TO be adopted In re
laton 10 his removal, under the provisions OF the
9Th section Of the 9th article of the Constitution
Petitions We're presented aud rcicrred--hy MIR.
Cootes, Of citizens of Rockingham, for the IN
corporation OF company TO construct a Maea-
damned road from iiarrlsonbure, to intersect the
James River and S,aunton turnpike road-by
Mr. May Of citizens Of Petersburg, for aid T. the
Colonization So ,ipU Of Virginia by Mr. Wills,
Of the Colonization Society OF Iynchhurc, for
aid from the Legisllturc--by Mr.. Carter of citi-
zens OF Lancaster, for a change of the law SO
as TO have all elections IN the Congress sloual
and Senatorial districts on the same day-hy
Mr.. Ctutchheld,a Literary Association u, Fred
erickshurg, for charter Of Incorporation
| POWllATAN CONTESTED ELECTION
The report Of the Committee cf priyeg, x
Elections, on the Powhatan contested election
was taken up and occupied the remainder Of
the day. Particulars IN our next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06

rE7IIE subscriber is now receiving large sup
Il ply of GARDEN SEED, warranted fresh
and Crop Of 1886.
AT sign Golden Mortar, Bank Square
ID. r. LYMAN.
January % st if
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Jk.EG " OF E.g.ysFS.

lying on Wnstons Hill, near the town of Lvnchbu1r
owned by the late Christopher Anthony, deed, sup
pscd t. contain about35o ACREN.--The exact utIan-
NY VIII be asoertancd By survey before the d v 81
sac: This TRACT UPLAND is valuable in a state
% nigh Improvement with large Orchard Of the bes
are invited 70 call on me
terms b, IL and months, for equal parts of the
purchase money, the purchaser giving bohd with ap.
proved personal security, and the tide retained as adj
diional security. C. l.. MOSBY. Com
January 10 log Il
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! IL. aud no other eylie8ee beng exhibited t. FDnf
con mittee, shelving hiatt The said J. L. Cooke al
,be lime lie voted was qualified 10 exercise the
right Of sulfage-
That the vote of the sad Joha r. Cooke Is lie.
| gal
Mr.. Scott n.lcd the reading Of the evidence in
relation 10 this vote. by Witch il appeared that
The deputy sheriff had paid the tax OF MIR Cofke
Tor him, but without direction, previous TO The
election
Nlr. Scott moved 10 reverse the rc>ol ton, and
much discus sion ensued on hat mellon,l whleh
Mcssrs Scott Hopkins, Harrison, ullehert stan.
ard Booker, Wills, Bolts, Davenport and Cooke
took part.
IN was argued n favor Of the commitce'. de
eision. that II was the duty Of the olef To have
paid his tax 10 cnttle him 10 yote-that the
miueinle would be dangerous one, ia allow
the shrlH BY rayihs the taNes o. persons who
did not wish 10 vote, Ia force them Ia The p7ll-
at the risk OF being presented for not voting
that the agency Of the shefln was not - be.
considered as the act OF tic voter, IL the shenil
advanced the taxes IN such cases, knowing the
persons 10 he able 10 pay IN otder thai he might
settle his accounts with the Auditor and get MS
per centaae-ihai bis payment Of the ja&. Wis
40 evidence 81 us payment b. the yutef-ihc
sheriff being responsible 10 the commonwealth,
and the voter IL the shrrlit-that If The sheriff
were allowed 10 do tins, a pasfl1n deputy sher
II might make party votes, by paying tie lax
Is OF such delinquent taxpayers n he knew
would yo'e ia the way he desired. 1t was I'm
thor argued, tina, such a vote could n0t be per
mitted, because the sheriff after having given ia
his list OF taxes, IA order 10 obtain IN, per cen
tage could. at any tune within eighteen months
after, present list Of delinquent tax payers en-
htacing any portion of the previous last, aud
receive back from the Auditor the amount OF The
dellnquenccs 50 that person voting on such a
payment Of taxes, misht be returned a dein-
qucnt after having gwen his vote.
Ga the other side II vas eon'ended. that IN all
eases where the luxes Of n Yotei were paid ~ an
agent, the question was whether 1t was
done by the direction or acgule.eence OF the
voter himself II III the absence Of a tax
payer, the sheriff, knowing him To be able 10 pay,
pays II for him, II was fair assumption that II
was done by the direction OF the tax payer. al
though no actual direction was gwen. 1t was al
so C onlendrd that II Vas vol essential by whom
the tax was paid-and that II would be hard
SHIN thata person Hble 10 pay his taxes, should
be deprived Of hi, vote, because he did mol pay
them personally
The question being pat. Mr.. Scots motion
was negat we'd.
A further motion 10 amend the report Of The
committee was made by Mir Scott, and negaiY
ed.
% motion oil Mr.. Wilson Of b. the House
adjourned.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND,
HRNs' EW2aCEassesvN.

BY VIRTUE If provisions Of decree Of the Husi.
lhgs t1ui! OF lynchbmg, pronounced at Deem
ger term 1850 the undersigned, commissioner
will proceed to SELL Saturday the lsth, day of Feb
TToary next before the Auction Room of John r. b.
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Congress THIS - the edtion used BY Congress and s
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Storys Laws Of the United States in vols from l7sa
TO 4ih Of March, 1897 The 4 vol contains an nde1 10
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TO 1877 Any separate pamphlets he furnished
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All Documents Foreign Relations Finance Con,
merce, and Navigation; Internal Improvement; Military
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r. b. MORGAN & co. are now receiving in addition
u their former stock Of old wines amounting Is.
600 bottles and peraps The oldest and best collection
be found in the United States, Otard Dupuy & Cos.
Pale Brandy, Of very high favor, and very old; dark
colored Cosnae from the house, with every variety
and brand OF Champagnes, Scotch Ale London Porter,
and Double Brown Stout
Our Madeira Wines, we import direct, and will guar
ansy them he equal in quality and flavor 10 any import
ed in The United States
We have an. oldham Pale. Sherry hand. pronounced
by Judges be delieaie and a. pure favor OF the
grape rs they have seen in this country.
All orders from Members Of Congress and strangers,
as well as our citizens. viii be punctuay attended
Al the old stand of Gowen Jacobs, corner of 7th 81
JB MORGAN & co.
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FRENCH LESSONS.
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-.- - FRENCH LESSONS.
MON, ABADIE, pupil of the Normal school in Paris,
Itl has the honor inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
in this city and vicinity that he continues give lessons
in his own native language, at his rooms, in private
families academies, at moderate price, which will be
reduced to those formed in classes according to the
beer. ...aa,,
Evening school will be open from till 4 and from ill
10 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Apply at DR. Watkins corner of4 l2 and Penn
sylyana Avenue, Fossetts, lately Mrs Letounos
opposite Gadsby's Hotel. ."
Abade's French Grammar and Course OF French Lite
nature for sale in all the book stores in this city.
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