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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

- ECUND ANU Vi EAEf Of III MET \.
- MORA BOAT CLUE, ODE given II CONCERT HAL
4C6 Broadway, on Mopsay, Z7th inst
Tickets ready for delivery, snd for sale Nalen.
tines Engraving aud Printing Rooms 81 John street corner
William. Price 81.
1T Ball tickets Engraved and Printed with sppropr ate
designs Enveop nc assHsd eolors, Nsting Cards snd
Cards nj Home, nc &C. nlsiws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

GE kh- WARD Lost, brass Seal ~ Oge County, H
rifle. The above esai will be raid the finder by
leavingit al MORE sgAkERs 200 Broadway. ni7.st.
GEKNAN siLSEh-GEHMAN SILVER |,
frred tie pubic fcr durability and appearance IL
quite equalo serlsg silver and costs less than fourth
FIr., ne ,e, spoon. g % d,,r. cood do do $40
Alo up ladies ,ugar ongs butter and fruit knives table
fork, mustard and sat spoons and coffee pots candle
Sry wS imported and od Ss and yn.
HIVES 2sa Greenwich s,reeiwhsre call will be su.
cent convince enlightened public thst is is the place
lay out their money 10 the best advantage. nil lw.
Lay in n supply before Navigation closes.
WINTER-M INTER-Import NJ TO Hon,ekerpers,
ROCKWELL co have hand anil are :, ceivipg ueek.
~ The b., quality q hardwood Charcoal manufacture
boxes contanrg eight barrels certified by the Inpec.
sny clare r eorsge OF boz n rounI on psrr ~
burn ore ihrd longer than pine coal
square where informal will Ice given. and orders received
-ashe present prices oorrssosd nearly with those o pine
coal become great Object for those us'os the article
call and essfninrit ni7.2w.
IcHESCu LANGuAGv-oRsL sysrEM-Tbc
u subs.rb'r's second Evenny CIas from O'Clock,
Genucren Who wish 10 JOIN requested appy
possible and leave their residences, that doe
T,sy % '' 'e ''e" asSsscs p Reea s''
4 r1a.e bo are %siroas 10 witness lie
procf t@achn invite 10 call above 'clo
Tuesss, alternate. " any eeevng nlS-lw'
IVAN h.D-asso ,ppren ire 20 ,he Bsokbnd'rg trad,
w hcy n god character, ~ or IS years of age. Appy
al No. Broad " n31w.
limited STATEs ARMY-wantss, Tor the Un
" It'd states Aray, few able bod ed citizens between the
amcnT the islo citizen. Nave reed apply 10 er
sr he service bu, hose who cstcrnned the peri
o 81 heir ens,mca which ony three years b-nesy ana
Tns of~o d-l,r. viii B. given to any citizen who
shall bring ~ his r-udyyeus with the above qusf
casrs ~ng oensr the service and Who shall be regular
Res.oI,i,g Res e.yous 10 Fulton street, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18
OF I'm.

NOI'fS sIOvES-For Offices bar r. oms s,ee,nboats
al SHIPS cab ns banking rooms parsrs, nurseries and
basement rooms stores halls of dwelling houses ecure aud
other public roens churches &c. which from their pocuiar
CONSTRUCTION reqare 10 be r.plenLc with fi once ia
fstise honrs AMI which vary ia price ram =, ~85
most % which may he attached various ornee plain asd ora
Useful fleet. '' - ~ "'ss~
Also Dr. Nors Patent Wood Cook Stove. article Of ac-
kHowledged superiority. II viii bake boil roast fry and
bon ~ e same time by the fire. from to 30 persons
al rom sl2 To- sS5 All Of which may obta ned of and pp
up by the subscribers nj an hours notice
stoves to he repaired IN old ones lie
registered as received and taken
la SrRATToN 4 sEyMoTrR
I'm ofow .,...,r.,s,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

TO TIE utsn FHsWw, ,P,;sE COMMUNITY
Engagements nscess.ry TO the opening fashionable Hat Es
a.hment would inform III. friend. and he Community 81
large, ta he ~ now prepared offer
those who may honor wkh visit an article which be-
10 appearing before he va honsbs ord 70 manufacture
AMI provide th most esnpl article OF dsess and to
proprietor n.blr magniiu- Of The usdsr.i ing
derived during many year, constant If = .sa ppss es as
pIsaoa 70 tbs most partieslsr branch ~ the business
The proprietor ~oaii state his decided determination deal
se ms, 90 lhs ca. psssa Ihs ss' q Psreh..s
leave to The judgement q decernrg pubic. pledgng him
The spprohan q ii. ess1asr and Engaging 70 ~
ever s',sss 70 su,sps,s he,r de.lr, W. WOULD solicit
An assortment II Caaes. umbrelss, Stocks Goves, Brushes
DaPEK ia NGINGS--DONC,URT 4 s'rANMEEs
slesce respectfully the s,lsnl,on Of nsr frssas
and We public generally, and ss-ormept a
Pear. street between YrsslIo and 'p Hsrss srsss Cou.
where e to DC - addtoa 10 their stck
ppasa 81 s rrrsc r s nor srsr. ssS
20 s.y e. az bot rangcrs s'and snryaisd u ms
,ena 70 pers,s - prseoe.he 20 ~ he woA which sla
SisGtL HATS, FOh ,Asn,AT WHOLE.
superior clipped Nu'ra Mars, 600
Beaver, &c. sp
sssT S Nap sa., rnn. :s"":s
MSslrp,Hsp.
n. Isn,ibos with each gen,lemsn. h.t tn. Plaza
cAsors II 81 CO. unrsaled by any dollar n ,hs
sni in this market j. STUART.
Ol03ms SIS Broadway. Of Anthopv a
SCOTS Va OUGHT
svIhON SAFES-The public invited "a call u A. X
hoens No 2l P'arsreet stairs end -ine Sssrs Re
tent Abes,os Wrought Iron ss together many sstr
those Justly celebrated and robbsrs and also
the capacity OF the Mineral bssfos abundance
Staten Island in the soptsrs part P~rpsyivsnia
W other sections Of The United Stses with which each
safe iiihorougbly hned 10 efscusy the
heat Amaug the Numerous fats aduc~ pr.of 81 the
enire efcacy ~ ee Sales Tvs protecting contents fro
iHjury by IRE We merely sheet tie following.
Inn scot he sole pstentse fer the application 81 ne M
er0i 55eos IN the construction ~ ssfrs1 epo~ed " u
city Of Philadelphia, the goth Oct 1885, IN the presence Of
numerous citzenso roo bsr covered IN ~ m inch teh
with Asbestos, ~ the bu NJ coru ~ asoned wood
The box "a filed wsh book b~S sAtrg snd vhcs
opened s contents feusd nniursd sth Ugh the 10
CRATE rpon which II rested heated 10 waite hest one q
Sc It's Ibes'os Chests 1.-THE only bccve, In this ctty
that ne) IN the counting bou~e OF Aesss Hubbard
Casey IN Exchange Place ~ the te IN The great FIRE u ~
ci Y, Viii. h saved al IL contests unajurec.
Their certificate ID nsrlber oi hers Of the highest
oye her vita tbe various patterns the
safes may he the ef A. Nor No 2z2 Pesvs
e anuscrures, ot whom they e obtain
ed n orrregulsr wholesale prices.
nt.3ms JOHN SCOTT Co
MIMI =. sItUaNa~. . ~ crrv gen,lesosp
~ cumine city, Tor the rnrpoe sadss the Med
With gcnicel urhcd apartments ard sorfd ina ge-,eel pr
rnv, Ut 900 Bovery within nucs ~ the ned
csl Cssess fers 70 ssrreaIoOd with the times rs Nv.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

!" Joseph Otiiotts celebrated Ealcnt Elou.
gated Metallic Pen.v
gOsGPH GIL l. CIT begs To INFORM the public, that he
" constantly receiving from his Manufacture Brpipg.
ham, regular supply OF lis approved Metallic Pens
Ih, 0pck on hand offers the the United
and OF warranted good Gunitya hich may
Patent Magnum Bonum Commercial Per-
"Origna Patent Slip Pea"
"Orirnai Patent Ladies PEN,
eagle P.rS"
Double Damascus Barre" Lunars.n Peruvian New
York Fountain ard Damascus Pens" put up variety
yievz an cards Of one dozen each,
Data hoaers VI b@ses ~ DOZEN holaerS In
roccocascs, she'd bnsrs and morocco cards.
/" Abaia Eserpoin, and Pen and Everpoint Pencils1
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
FROM tke We'll merhea and universal the above
rens b' the whole mercantile Eurore
nsine uned states several Ia endes-
'orea - np.~ Tie public by spurious imitation pur-
porting 70 be use original Joseph @rs Patent" hut which
are oefy worthless and entirely destitute those qualities
eau 70 noe ~riunr, which have established such unpa-
rallied dcnandior The original pea every country where Il
The public are hereby cautioned te h. I'd r ruard
against ese counert-ts they be reaSny cted by
ueir unhnshrd sppszrsnces by The nersr wbrh
the uneary -
Zach gross the genuine pen veoped Il, neatly pru
ed wrapper, descriptive OF the article II contains
ruuhsr To guard against the fraud the public viii pesse
observe a the renune pens hear of The following msrhs
Always reading from the point 81 the pen:
joseph Jos~ph Joseph
Cnctts gbou
The above may he had nj his Warehouse No. Beehmau
"A ln4yh he Aw p. A. N..-L
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

AZ .8,s,Iss. srtUA Na~. 5oFs ,crrv gentlemen
~ cng ~ city, Tor the rurpose ~ ending the Med
cal L,turss dtrnr The winter ses can accommodated
with Ecnice fuhci apartments ard Hord in ge-teel pr
t,i9 fny n 200 Bovery within minutes II the Mcd
cs Csless ferss 70 esrresIcod with the times ns Nv.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18
l..pn EwanD-l,sn away from the suhscrll, ~

syZV the night the 18th ndrned apprentice
red SAMU I'll Asa. aged about l7ycsrs AMI noths ght
comp sioned With hgbt and hsr supposed e about
or Rchc, hgh has Wv ard sik and
an lie has brought farm, has
experience in saving with m both by steam and
The follow ine The articles Which he anil t.k
with hnone light drab colnrrd brosacloh cosilse with
plain gilt buttons nearly dark srred swansos
darn striped cotton pau aloonsa fur haioie psr
square toed calf saiE lace saus. couderab
pair o round toed leather lace boots entirely w
unusually III ck solos, Which with pels
e,ed that Of uep had - to 81 na drove
edge of The the other bad
black fusan founa1bout,p~ pair black
psasoons, aud hlne vest all considerably worntwo
pair of mixed gray voolen stOcknps-two muslin
SHIRTS and probably other articles nl~ce he has
aordinary mark by which pers-n easily hrl
his thrd finger the left hand has been OF by ercu
lar
The absve reward Of go viii be paid 10 person Who
deliver him the Subscriber him In ANY
jail In The city of New York state Of New Jersey give
the subscribe living eros. Roads Niddx~s
county. New Brunswick, ~ D. All persons forbid
harberng employing aid appt.nc. nner ally ofbs
~ SAMUEL T.. MDUDWAuD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

nUBUEa'S GS.-Now exhibiting at l57
- Broadway three magnificent Paintings, arrived from
Paris by the celebrated Duui, the painter The much an
red pictures OF Adam and Eve, and pupil Of
David, whose modern Style bis fair rival the
Gent artists To the admirers the fac these paint
offer treat not surpassed by any thing which before
been exhibited in this couaiy.
One Of the paintings covering 75 feet OF
thrilling from Byros's Don Juan (b Canlo Sit1
anzaD between Juan, adec, and Labro aud the various
passions III which they are gated, allowing full scope
the pencil ut master, most Wv. ly depicted
The second smaller dimensions although nearly as
e t. John in the wilderness spp ing the pure
stream gushing from rocks in the tye o David and
most finished painting.
The third picture represents beautiful Crcassan Maid III.
feed for sale Armenian merchant 70 high Turk
sh functionary.
Hours Of exhibition from in the morning. TIL 10 At aie
Adnltance y GeAts-Sfas0n ucksts % sll-3gls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

~ 49,. Ia ~ -sfkING STEEL tIstiO.~ To
- use The words Of ihr Mechanics Institute they award 10
A. BASSFORD Diploma for fashi9n.d Cushion,
ry great Improvement, constructed that the balls hit
bel their cent well under the cushion as when
the table Players and invited 10 Try
them OF 2s broadway, eniraIee joins the Museum through
T-rapn Lunch or uneer SUNDAY Morning New office, No
Ann STAT y Broadway Wall called uhern Cot.
fee Room six fine tables making in all scveaeen up ready
Tor trial
CHESS ROOM is just added to the concern where er
IN attendance To teach those no wish CHI
improve themselves at y lizards by lessons
NJ B. Every article in IN. trade Mo a,,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

| " n. har~ibox with each gentemsns hst The Plan
cAors u ~ co. unrivsed by any ave dollar hat of
sni in This market ,. STUART.
| OlO 3ns SIS Broas ay, corner Of Ap,opv "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

GS kF- wARD.- Lest, brass Seal ~ Oge eourty, H.
.pC ilaois, which ased BackwGodsmsf leaning
rife. The above al will be raid the finder by
leaving IL al MORE BAKERS 2b6 Broadway. Mist.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-02

ClRcu1r CouET-Casc Of K. II. Whac.-On the open.
inc of the Court yesterday morning, an unusual num-
Der Of spectators were assembled 10 hear the decision OF
the Court in the case of Richard II. While. Judge
MorseIl delivered his opinion orally y, that the special
VI rdict OF the Jury was not admissive, and that The
United States were entitled 10 n new trial. In this view
of the case, Judge Thruslon concurred, and read an ella
borale opinion in support of il.
Chief Justice Cranch also delivered a written opinion
of great length and ability, dissenting from the opinions
of The Court as above stated, and declaring that he
thought the special verdict Of the Jury was entitled to
be received, and the prisoner to an acquittal. a ma
iori;y of the Court, however, decided otherwise, and the
special verdict was set aside, and 4 rensre JacsaS dc noro
ordered.
After the Court had pronounced their opinion in this
interesting case, which has been 50 long pending, and
which has been so extensively published, Mr.. w. L.
Brent applied 10 the Court for q copy Of their opinions, in
order to their being laid before the public. We under.
stood that the Chief justice and Judge Thruston signi
fed their assent. Judge Morsell observed, that as his
oninion was not committed to writing, he could not com.
ply with tie learned gentlrman's request. We hope
that the opinions Of all the three Judges Will be published
with all convenient speed.
Cusc of Harry Hhitc.-1he opinion of Chief Justice
Cranch lin which Judge Thruston concurred) was de.
livered from a written paper. twas of some length and
great ability, and decided against the motion IN arrest OF
Judgment. In expressing his concurrence IN the views
of the Chief Justice, Judge Thruston paid a merited
compliment 10 the able and erudite opinion of the former.
Judge Mlorsell dissented from the opinion of the Court
in this case.
Harry White, soon after the opinion of the Court was
delivered, was brought into the Courtroom, in custody
of the Deputy Marshal. The Court, however, ordered
him to be remanded 10 prison, observing that they would
pass sentence on him 10" morrow Ohis morning., along
with the other prisoners who had been already convicted,
bu, not yet sentenced Georgeto,on metropolitan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-02
POETRY.
NIECE YET REMAiSs USscsG."

IT SNoNS.-sr MRS. nALE.
s1, SHOWS" cries The ehooi91$|TEuHah }" "' wv
Il ringing through parloT ane hall,
>yhi,s syi,, as the wing OF q swallow, mes OUT
anJ III. nj, r.nucs have answered his call:
7, I,,kss the tcart leap hut TO wilneSs inef joy
Proud wealth has TO pleasures tow, ,r
ike The rap,uro that thro5s IN the purse oi u
As he ,,hnrs his treasures OF snow;
Tbcn law no, the ~trlppin-s Of gold on lhine ne.s'
vvhils he:I,h and the riches OF Nature are 'he"''
ur, SHOWS, signs the Im5cciia-" An ana Ills o'ea'p
Comes heavy, a; elossea W Sa a me' r. death,
lie ,urls TO the blaze of his CRAZE
AMI nearer, aud nearer, his soft cushioned chair
Il wheeled tow'ri. the Iiie-:i'i"s hamc-
He d,csds u chill puff OF the snow-butt.eaco eH'
Les, il, wi,her his delicate franc:
Oh, ,m III is tho pleasure existence can give, IT,.
Wh.a tho fca. VIC shal, die oaiy F'ercs that NC W.
eft SHOWS y cries The Travcller--' Ho!" 1d 'hs "oN
lis dhickened his stced's lag:tnS pace
ri, ,r;1ra rnsbes hy, bu, its howl is uahcard-
Gnfrl, tho sharp drii in his faoe'
For bright through tbs tenrSs. ni ho ~ zee:
Thnys the clear, glowing hearth, ard the tablo prep01co'
And his wife with their babes at her knee, ~
rlcs, thought! how il l~ishtcns the sri*i-lauen nom,
Tint those we love dearest ae sale from "S power.
cit SHOWS -, c.:os the Belle" Dear, low lucky" IN" 'o'"S
Froo her mirror 10 witch the GaErs fall;
1jkn th, frat ros, of summer, her d!mplad cncrk au'n'
While nusing OF s~ltt:h-riho and bll; ;-,
Tn,Te so visions nf conqucs,s, o: >Piehto!, u "'''"
Floating over each G'esr winters Gay;
But the ,ia,inSs of Hope, on THU snow-bcsten ee1'h'
Will melt, like tic snow .oas.', away; -,
Turn, pa thee 10 Heaven, fair maiden, 10! otphSs'
Thai worIl has a pure foun, nc'er opened in tins,
uI, ,pows.,, cries the Widow-"oh, God!" and her s'sh'
Have stiGed the voice Of her prayer;
Ia burden yell read in her tear-+wo'ien eyes,
On her cheek, sunk with fss,iag and care.
VII, nisht-und her fatherlcss ask her Tor sreno-
But "IIo gives thu young ravens Their ood." .
Ana she trusts, tnlh~ dark hearth ads horror 10 ''''''
And abe laws on her last chip OF wood.
pon, srfFc,er: that sorrow thy Col oaly knows
,ris a nos, bitter 10, 10 &c poor, when 1t SHOWS:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-02

"a REWARD.-The above reward will be paid
SeDU for experimenting and delivering 10 me, re-
siding near Loretto, Essex county: Virginia, 70; 80 dol,
him0 a Negro man named PETER, who was %purcha.cd
BY nv brother, Almond Atkinson: some time in Septcnl-
brr last, Of Cbcd Palmer, Esqr of Middlesex: Peter is
about 81 years of age, 5 feet . or 6 inches high, Of a
dark brown complexion and bow.legged. lie has a fla,
nose. hin lips, n fine set of teeth, and speaks quickly.
Hc wore away n round jacket and pantaloons Of mixed
Kcrscy,, blue and white and a black sealskin cap, and
took with him n number of other clothing.-lt is highly
probable that Peter might be found in the ncighborhood
of Mr.. Palmer's, where he hasa wife and many relations;
or he may endeavor 10 pass as n free man, and hire him.
self as a wood.cutter, some where in that county.
ROBERT ATKINSON,
Lorctto, ESSEX county, Tirgina.
T., OS SS-wEW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-02
Dec %

EpLENHEIM FOR SALE.-The subscriber intend
D D ing to remove to the State Of Missouri, offers Tor
sale that beautiful and fertile estate called Blenhcim,
situated in the county Of Caroline: This tract Of land
lies Immediately on the waters of tie MataPoni, and
contains one thousand one hundred and ftty'three acres
six hundred and fifty of which are cleared aIiuvial
low grounds. A wide and productive meadow, adnira-
by Suited to the growth of hay, stretches through a
large portion of the farm: The high land is thickly
tinIIbered and we'll supplied with bold and never failing
streams. The soil is easy of culture and highly produc-
tive of Indian Corn, Wheat and Tobacco. The Dwell
inr.housc. forty by sixty feet and two stories high, is
bull. of brick, in a durable and ,s substantial sta manner,
sures. and dry and convenient cellars. Situated on an
emincnce, the Mansion house commands an nnbroken
view of the whole plantation, its barns, stables and out
houses. The neighborhood is intelligent and polite;
within three miles of Concord Academy, while the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad, which passes
within forty yards of the Farm, offers a ready and
convenient market for all its products. The stock of
cattle. hogs, sheep and all the plantation utensils, will
If Blenhiem be not sold before the I'd day Of March
next, il will then, together with all the stock, plantation
utensils, SC, be offered for sale, on the premises. 10 the
highest bidder. HENRY LEX.
dee Is G5-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-02
G.. BONNYCASTLE,
IAN. d.

fl BARGAIN.-I]aYing determined to remove 70 Inc
"a West, | offer, at private sale, my Plantation on
which reside, in Hanover The tract contallIs4bO acres,
and is the most desirable little estate, IN THIS section Of
rouu,ry, IT is situated between the Rocky Mills and
Aliens creek bridge, over the South Anna river, ana
bounded by the old Mountain road on the South.distant
from Richmond 81 miles, and from the Dover Mills, ~
miles. There are about 30 acres OF excellent creek ana
80 or GO acres Of tie highland are in clover, the residue
of The cleared land fully rqualHng, II not surprising IN
fertility Of soil, the lands in this vicinity OF country, ano
are mostly easy of improvement, and we'll adapted 10
clover. The plantation is divided into four hcIds and
three large we'll improved lots. The buildings arc very
Gocd-thc dwelling house large and very convenient,
containing four rooms below, a passage and entry, Two
uorcLes attached, three rooHs and Il passage up stairs,
and two excellent and large rooms IN the celiar-a XII
chen. and three other framed houses for negroes, win
brick chinnies, large framed dairy and meat house, a
new log corn house, and 4 very large and convenient
framed barn, with sheds for horses, and a cellar the lull
size OF the housc-thcrc is attached 10 the barn an eS.
ccllcnt wheat th1cshing machine. About onesI3th OF
the land in wood, and ~well-timbcred. The houses are
all in rood repair; the yard and garden neatly ana sao-
stanlially pIanbed ard paled in. There IS, perhaps, ND
situation between tho mountains and tide. water: more
desirable for health. A bargain can be had, as the sub
scriber is disposed to take a very moderate price lor Tic
estate. This tract is offered for %one.third: cash; The 3D.
lance of the purchase money payable al one ana Two
vcars-posscssion given lst October next. also offer
for sale, my land in tho county Of Bath formerly Augusta,
containing $50 acres, situated on Stuart $ creek, L branch
of The C0wpasturc river, and on both sides oil the great
road leadinr from Staunton to the Warm Springs.
PHlLIp WOODSON,
Jan r73-wtrll+l Hano1cr coHnty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-02
2S

~ARDEN SEED-Warranted fresh and genuine,
WI growth Of 1886, raised chiefly by the United So
cic,y Of Shakers, for sale, wholesale and retail.
4rlch0ke-Globe
Johannesburg Giant.
SnnD Beans-Early Mohawk, Paris Six Weeks, Yellow
Six Weeks, Refugee, Dwarf Cluster, White Kidney,
Broad Windsor.
Pole Bcans-Dulch Case Knife, Large Lima, Small do,
Dutch White Runners, Scarlet Runners.
Beas-Early Blood Turnip, Early Yellow, Early French
Sugar, Long Blood, Early White Scarcity, Alangel
Brocoi-Early and Late.
Cabbage-Early George, Arklic's Early Dwarf, Early
Dutch, Early York, Early Bullock's Heart, Early Bat
tcrsea, Early Sugarloaf, Large York, Red Dutch, Large
Bergen, Drum head, Flat Dutch, Green Globe Savoy,
Green Curled Savoy.
Ccicrv-White Solid.
CauiiRoecr- Early and Late.
Corn Sniad-Or Fetticus.
CnrrOt-scarlet Horn, Long Orange, Altringham, New
Red StuGley.
CneumGer-Early Frame, do. Cluster, Long Green, do.
S~outhgate, White Spined, Gherkin.
COrn-Early Golden Sioux, do. Iuscarora, do. Sugar,
do. Tawatahanna.
Leuuce-Imperial Sugarloaf, Early White Head, Large
Green, do, Ice Brown Dutch. Early CuEled Silesla.
~Leck-Large Scotch.
.Mcion-Green Citron, Murray's Pine Apple, Nutmeg,
Large Musk, do. Cantelope.
Eggpiant-Purple and White.
Onion-White Portugal, Silver Skin, Yellow Dutch,
Large fCo, 1eilo" iolluS1, lolatoe'
Okra.
Pnrsnip-Long Smooth French, Hollow Crownor Cup.
ParSiey-Fine Curled.
Pcpper-Large Bell.
Raddish-Largc White Naples, Early Scarlet Short Top.
Early Purple do, Long Salmon, Long Scarlet.
RuJart.
Spiaac&-Round, New Zealand.
Satsfy-Or Vegetable Oyster.
Squasi-EarIy Summer Bush, Orange Warted Summer,
Bell, Striped.
T~omato-Larre, Small, Early.
1urnip-Early Flat Dutch, do. Garden Stone, Large
Norfolk, Red Top, Rua Baga.
Pens Bars Extra Early, Early Washington, do.
Charlton, do. Bishops Prolific, Large White Marrow
fat, Dwarf Marrowfat, Dwarf Prolific, Dwarf Blue
Imperial, Blue Prussian.
Succl and pot Herbs-Lemon Balm, Summer Savory,
Sweet Marjoram, Saffron, Bene, Thyme, Sweet La
vender, Sweet Basil, Sage.
Hyncynths-Tulips, Dahlas, Narcissus, Ranuncules, An
nemones and other Dubious Roots.
Flouer Sceds-A large assortment.
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