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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-19
NJ O r 7 G = .

NJ r G 4.
A LII persons having unsettled accounts
IN with the estate Of HENRY jon, late
decd, are requested to settle the same
without delay, as il is the wish Of the ad
ministratrix TO close the estate as soon as
possible. Those having claims will pre-
sent them for payment, and those indebt
ed will do well 10 pay Immediately, as no
indulgence will be given.
JOHN JOB, Agent
for Elisabeth Job,
admir- Of II. Job, deed
April -. 1875
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-19
WILLIAM GORRELL.

s1All my bonds. notes. and unsettled
accounts are placed in the hands Of Mr
WILLIAM BRowN, who is authorized to
settle the same.-Those whose account.
are open with me. will confer q favor by
closing them without delay. w. g.
April 49, IS37,-Sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-19
New Spring and Summer
GOOD s.

y sHE subscrIber has just received anC
Z finished opening large and hand
some assortment Of new
SPRING s. SU MINER GOODS.
and invites his friends, customers, and the
public in general. to call and supply oil
their wants.
THOMAS C. SMITH.
April 10, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-19
To the Public.
iii


" VII Ia OSCitbtis ftspcIduuy iutoiuis
IL the public that he has rented the Ia
yern stand, in Chariesiown, well known
as the
Ex HOTEL
lately occupied by /. N. Carter, which be
intends 10 keep for the accommodation oil
the public. His TABLE will at all time.
De furnished with the best provisions that
the markets can afford, and his BAR will
he constantly stored with the choicest
Wines and Liquors. His STABLE will
be attended by faithful and diligent Ost
Ter.
He tenders his thanks TO the people OF
Berkeley, and the public generally. for
the patronage be has received while keep
ing public house in Martinsburg which
patronage, be hopes, will be continued to
him. in his new situation, where he will,
at all times be happy TO meet and accom-.
modate his friends.
WIg ITAM CnppEIT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-19

rEyHE services Of this high bred impro.
L we'd Durham Short Horn Bull can
be had, al my farm, 8 miles east Of Bat.
tIetown, Clarke County, Va. at go the
COW, TO be paid when ascertained 10 be in
calf. No pay unless che proves 10 be with
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-19
For RENT,

April S. ISIS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-19
II Fist or Letters,

I'D ENAINING in the Post Office, Mar
Ia tiusburg, on The ist Of April, 1897.
which il not called for before the LIST day
OF July next, will be sent TO the General
Post Office, as dead letters.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-09

On motion Of Mr.. WRIGHT, So much Of the Mes.
sage Of the President OF the United States as relates 70
matters Of Finance, and also the Report Of tho secreta
ny Of the Treasury the subject of the Finances were
referred 10 the Committee on Finance.
On motion OF Mr.. GRUMPY, So much OF the Mes
sage OF the President Of the United States relates TO
matters connected with the Judiciary and so much Of
the Report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury ss refers TO
similar matters, referred to the Committee on Ju-
dietary.
Mr. NICHOLAS presented the memorial Of the New
Orleans Chamber Of Commerce, praying for the es,a-
blshmcnt ofa National Bank which was referred TO the
Committee on Finance.
On motion Of Mr.. HUBBARD The Senate proceed
cd TO the consideration Of Executive business and then
the doors were re-opened.
Mr.. WHITE offered resolutions Indicative Of the
feeling OF the Senate the death Of Col J. SrASDt-
FER, OF Tennessee, member of the House of Repre-
sentstiyes, which unanimously adopted after some
remarks from Nr KING, Of Alabama, and Mr.. WHITE
the former contending that il departure from the
practice Of the Senate TO take notice Of the demise Of
member OF the other House. and the latter stating that
if SO, il was desirable to change the practice.
On motion OF Mr. GRUMPY, Il was ordered that
when the Senate adjourn, it adjourn TO meet on Mon
day
The Senate then adjourned
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-09
SIXTH BALLOT.

Necessary to choice ll6
Gales and Scaton SO
Blair and Rives i07
Thomas Allen 81
Blank 8
SEVENTH BALLOT
Whole number of votes, 22S
Necessary to choice, ll5
Gales d Seaton, 81
Blair & Rives, l0l
Thomas Allen, AZ
Blank,
EIGHTH BALLOT
Whole number of votes, 227
Necessary to choice, ia
Gales & Seaton, SO
Blair a. Rves, l0l
Thomas Allen, So
Blank,
Mr.. TAYLOR, Of New York, now offered resolu-
ton that the Printer for the last Congress continue to
the printing OF the House until another should lie
appointed.
Mr.. PATTON moved to lay this resolution on the
table; on which motion
Mr. TAYLOR demanded the yeas and nays
Which being taken, resulted as follows Yeas 1913,
nays 100.
So the motion to lay on the table was carried
Mr. BOON rose to offer a resolution
Mr.. TALIAFERRO inquired whether it was in or,
der to receive any resolution while the House
gagged in the election ..
The CHAIR decided in the affirmative, in the absence
OF any contrary rule.
The resolution being read, proposed that the votes
for printer be given RIGA roce.
On this resolution Mr.. CAMBRELENG demanded
the yeas and nays which were ordered.
Mr. PATTON wished the resolution extended to all
future elections. every kind.
Mr. EVERETT moved that the resolution lie the
table
On this motion Mr. BOON demanded the yeas and
nays, which ordered and being taken, stood as
follows VIZ Yeas SO nays l32 50 the motion to Law
OH the table rejected.
Mr. PATTON moved to amend the resolution so as
to extend the resolution to the election Of all other Of
fcers, which motion, after debate agreed to.
The discussion continued till o'clock, when, with
GU, taking the question, the House adjourned.
THURSDAY, September 7th
The House resumed the consideration Of the rcsolu-
ton Yesterday offered by Mr. Boom requiring the election
of Printer to he made rird pocc.
Mr. ROBERTSON moved to strike out all after the
word : resolved" and insert the following;
|, RESOLVED, That the public printing ought to be
separated, as far as practicable, from the political
press.
= Rcsolrel Tia, afford time TO digest plan.
having that object III view, the Clerk, until Further Or
der, contract for all printing ordered by this House, NJ
the terms and in the prescribed by the Jo,t
resolution of the Sd March 1919, distributing the same
among The proprietors Of the several printing ohsct
not cxccedng four, IN the city Of Washington, who "lH
execute those terms, providing they viii undertake
To execute II equally, or IA such proportions as 'hcy
will contract to execute IL.
Mr. Robertson sad the question involved n the
luton, was one Of desp interest hu, he did not cons
der tins the tine 70 INTO discussion OF the matter
have other AID important natiers TO take INTO co",
dera,lon, aud he hoped the tune OF the House wou'
| not now be consumed in discussion 81 matter Of
this kind lie had introduced the proposition to get III
Of the difficulty ia Na.ch we have ioand ourselves -
vrlNcd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

During year great many avenses for consump
ton have come play Anthracite coal fsr fuel is &c
peray getting into use New England going
70 the remote south The demand has been great the
miners could hardly supply the market s enough Previous
TO 1885, 3 close Of the there always
surplus quantity hand, parity the nines-pary
great mart Fer the last years. surplus existed
ALL This deficiency ia the supply has partly caused the high
prices Of fuel Another the heavy duty foreign
coal equal ~ 10 chaldon This duty inflicted
the whole country mereyto foster infancy the coal
trade ony two States out of interested in
taBing the ax-Pennsylvana and Virginia II gener-
ally believed that repeal of the dny would emancpate and
destroy moaopoy-correct avarice-and reduce prices
We have in this city about thirty yards The stock
hand probably 10000 less than this time last
year. The price in Philadelphia 1925 to $50 ON time
So cash. The prices at the rivers and landings near the
mines 275 S. Prices the mines SO to 10 cents In this
city prices $50 $50 These prices have been created by
the bad policy during the last two yeashe unwise
tax Of Congresshe conduct OF the mnersand the facilities
for monopoly furnished by the banks And at these high
prices quality the coal has deterorated very much
We merely present brief views today, by OF
ginning Market Report. We shall institute in
qury into the condition CT the radehose leading
who have given its presen, objectionable quantity of
hand al the and in the porand the general aspect
ne future.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

Gene raj Markets.

NEW YORK, July 29-6 Oc.ck, i. NJ.
Trade rather inactive today The flour market remains
without change Sales very small Sales al auction
ONO consequence whatever.
Auon sses-is casks starch 81 &c; 30 boxes lemon ~
rup, si.s7ia 81, 9oboxes herrings Sc.
Receipts Of Production brs four 81 do ashes H.
quor, 81 tubs butter.
PoaTLAsp, July 27-sses grain making in
sma al about quotations, which be consider ed
nominal
Bosros july "a orain-saies Of yellow corn amount To
10000 bushels at ~ o. ILL., and white 10 $1,000 do do LOS
mar rses-oregn rye has plenty is less
active IL tae markets supplies Of domestic early expected
nc per busbe four-Good cemnos brands have ranged
@ S q 81 and sn 10 %
al q per br2o b Aexsndria ordinary, sold
soms mssrirs. and sales have been Made iansas
per h. and by auction 30 casks Carolina good al slc
BALTr~oaE July 2sth Howard street FIour-The sales
s% %. are .e. s S%s .sn FEW % at
ions r.sss. rom ssc City Nil. Fiour%Ths price
81 wSssssTSs .sis: Of ,orrra wheat are about 1900
vs and csras have begun % s cone "s se
Of which have ranged al 81 go for reds 81
d early at cargo po Of s M% Ss so..
o ;: c1. ss prime 1"sa ard % %
eoThere les. inquiry Coz nmon and midlinr qualities of
ced from the upper part the STATE e really rood prices
RcH~osp July 9Th. wheat-l5o been paid for
rs S sy ssse %ss %
TobscceThe sales ~ and n the general range
OF sales e2la7
s,vAsSAH July A--Rce-Saes made n 81, and to-
wards the Close svsssed 70 - IS The sale. Of The geek
CornThe sales 81 the week made At from 81
according IN qualify ksders asking u 20 5e-
Four-sales have been made the past week III Cor Ba
Nsw osLsAss, July 2l..sug.r-Prime, 81; inferior,
s. moderate demand. Molases-Os Levee, q n
per gaon sales On Plans,isn 20 81 cents, sales Pork
Mes S20 n; NJ o. eis la5o do, prime, 10 ~
40. O rs l5I; do. do. Bacon-IIams "A &C per M
vsssed 10 ioI do; Middlng % 10 dc SbouIer 0l d.,
limited Gales Iari-Per H. 1Oc., sales Beef-Mess, 4l5
per sbl, he bill limited demand prime SIC Flour
sales Irai-Pe 81 slc bar, 20 7lc per h. Tobacco
First qusly ~ Sic per n; second do ~ Gets de crossed
ga do sSles PreightsCofton-To Liverpool ID per ID;
Havre ic; New York, tc Tebsceo-To ~ York, per hid
50.
LOUISVILLE, July 24--Flour-The new he's juu begsn
COME in some small Io,s have sold a.
miller contracted 10 furnish $50 We have hear
some sales, NJ.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

CATTLE MARKErs-inthe Brighton Boscn Cattle Market
oil Monday asi the first quality of beef sold from 90 80
10 " % per cwt while in Cattle Market the day
80 to sos Can doubted in the face of
rnese facts that spectators active the
BULBS Head, in keeping up the price
sured acommon practice for these visit Bosoa and
other pces where cattle reasonable and drive
Them o our Market where they dispose OF them II exorb
tant price Thsis OF the evils consequent flooding
The country with banks where SPECTATORS in all sorts OF prov
sons obtained facilities carry their nefariors practices
The eny cure for this specie payments which
will chectuay PROSTATE the establishments THAI aided and
sisted in these pecuations.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

CiScsNNAys JSy 2Four has arrived pretty freely, and
sales at 50 az porkvery little Dbl. pork in markets and
prices fair at els Tor prime ss handsome small lots
are occasionally disposed OF at "a 7c.
foRr PRINCE July l8th-Provsions and
IN great densndparculay articles OF Goldfish and rice
Ne America Hour n market
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31
National Typogra ,,htcal ;,ocis,y.

10 JouFneysen frtnftfS throughout the United
u Nsce ishe by given that Delegates composing the
above Institution Wal hold their Gs meeting Tie City of
Newiork on the first Monda, Of September next (la7y
From Information already received parts the
country the undersigned cannot but gratca-
non at me cheering prospect afforded, of the Profession being
generally represented Our brethren alive subject
ia New Orleans, Mobile. Naiclez Nashville Lexington fKy)
Jackson Missouri Washington, D. G.. Harrisburg Penn,
Cincinnati Ohio, Richmond Va Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New-fork from ali Of which places delegates will be- present
and no doubt from many others, Il which, advces
have to hand.
earn Sly hoped that matter Of so much Importance
the Grant, viii not be neglected in city, village of
The land but that the the the north and the will
cordially JOIN in the paieworhy effort bind together the
interests and feelings, and elevate the character standing
of the profession. CHARLES A. DAVIS Cor Sec
~ Is. The several Societies of Printers throughout
County, well the different Chapcs individuals where
no Sociees formed respectfully requested give the
above as much publicity possible. jyl8 Iaw-3w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31
cotton Market.

SATURDAY, July 29th 6 p. M.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in the market beyond
account of sales.
In New Orleans the 2s nst previous,
demand limited, sales amounted 1927 bales at l0c
The business done Mobile, for up the 22d nst
small sales about $50 bales c advance pre-
weeks prices. The quantity present offering
exceed 200 bales.
Considerable still remained unseId wetumpka,
Ala, on the nth inst.
The transactions at the Augusta, Ga market the 18th
inst, were rather linited-6 9ic were the extremes.
There rather small trade doing Savannah
the cath nst-choce and the demand for in
rior qualities limited. The sales u l04c.
Our former rates for this staple Charleston fully
tanned the 25t and the demand for Upa active
Sales OF Upland and Mobile made ia Baltimore the
2sth, at IL 49,.
Small operations of common Boston the 18th lie
sales confined to small parcels fer home
The demand this market yesterday limited
The sales made last quotations.
NEW CLASSIFICATION.
Ord 10 middlnE, g etc
Middliny TO fair, 81 lie
Fair to good fair II a l2c
Good fair good PRIME II al3c
The following the stock hand
at the respective places named
Savannah, July 2lsi, 1884
Mobile July l4h, 8,I76
Virginia, July 18th, 3eOe
Augusta and Hamburg, July 18th, 1895
r .Sr'Sa ca 1oiS -. June ieh, asso
Philadelphia July Ih, 2l20
Nashville, Tenn, June Esd, ala
Charleston, ). c. July 2th, 17,439
Other ports, 1900
Total 1896
From additional facts received enabled
the stock ports 1910 baes-also, bales
plantations, leaving banda stock of 25s, 496 bales
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31
HIS sEITASsIc MAJEsTy's CoNsULATE,l
New York. lib MnY, 1887.

II IN conformity with law passed by the Legislature Of
tbs state the 2 day of April last entitled An Act
gulae the and duties Public Administrators and
rogaes, relative the property effects Of foreigners"
Notice Is hereby given that and after this date pre-
pery aud effects all subjects Of His Majesty who may on
their to- or IN this city, ntesate such properly and
arriving IN this state placed under the this and
not under that OF the public administrator heretofore The
unersgned IN consequence iereof that notices here-
oiore sent To tie pubic administrator once
where Information ie effects any
his Majesty sh9ll at all furnished without lee e
charge whatever
The he ath officer and others quarantine respect.
July requested To make their
where all expenses herewith will Le paid
q,.~v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

silver -sILyER-sILvEN.
TT Small change such shinRs, axpenccs and FIVE
pieces will gven exchange for geld hslveso
ter dollar. Apply n IN. desk ~ this Office. y31-t
EECH s-swedish Leeches constantly kept on hand
DR. LEWIS TEUCUTwANGER
jy3t removed 10 No. 2 Courtlsnds st.
SUCCOR casks Of superior quality German succo
~ just received the most reasonable terms
by DIR LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
jy3i removed TO No. 2 Courilandt st.
nOON PLATEs-A large assortment ~ different sizes
- and pattern door plate for reduced prices by
-. DR. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGEN
yySl renewed 10 No. Courtlandtd
I1US LOSI-A small Setter Dog-answeS 10 the name
~ ON steel chain collar with brass plate, and no
nsne onhi, color dark mixture Of brown and grayi.h
we ,u ta and well eathered The finder viii be suitably
rewsrued on leaving him at MOORE BAKERS gun store
N y. ne strsyea away on Thursday evening jysl.a.
A VCTlON NOTtCE-Puuiture sale Thursday al N
n O'Clock, al No. "a Greenwich A. nesr Rector
bJIA THOs BILL, Auciioneer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31
MARt<IED.

Al vncennes Inda the Sd inst, by the Rev T. Alexnn
der Daniel Stah NJ d. OF that place Theresa d. ue of
New York.
Norfolk the 18th nst by the Rev. Mr. Wingfeld Lieut.
Thomas A. Dorin, OF the u >. Navy, Commanding ship
lief OF the exploring squadron) Ann d. Thorburn OF that
Borough.
New London, Conn, Monday oath inst, by the Rev
Mr.. Hallam Lewis d. Allen, of Buffalo, Lucrea Isham
daughter of Jirah Ssham, Esq
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

1T THERE Is much boldness and In the
sumpuoas OF Mr. H. Gregory dcrogaory To the merits Of h
contemporaries in the busnese-(we allude his publ
cation an the Express al the 18th and again repeated
TINS nomne}tha we send you statement OF facts that viii
s0w upon what his pretensio founded.
The enclosed was Intended been the editors
otthe Express pubscaionbaa likely they would
publish H. except Tor who had interest &cve
opcment u r sent To youo be used by yourselves
Others OF the trade, who have sadly ved pa
PEI OF this morning. as they may think proper. T.
communication signed H. Gregory the subject of the far
aned Candy IN which he claims 10 beat ole
snlentor and proprietor OF the original Being strong
ends o TRUTH ~ well Justice and Interested
e the article lover of 'swee
we take the liberty To address few facts regard
introduction lt" ths city, which 10 enghen the
pubic mnd az to the rgln this gentleman has the
title OF inventor and proprietor.
About three months lady from Philadelphia called at
H. Gregoys Candy store l3 William and inquired for
vanilla Cream Candy; the answer have such
uce-wha is II! The lady replied very COMMON in
rhiiadepha where alone she had seen it, Al the anxious de-
sire OF Mr. g. se fully explained the character of the candy,
y commenced the manufacture and the sale the article
mas become so popular that fear Mr. G. in the full tide
prosperity has forgotten the from whence he
all ms knowledge this subject Had Mr. g. confined himself
strictly 20 the truth, should have interior
matte-but being astonished at tue nperaem assumption
The title stnyenor VIXEN his knowledge
from another, we could no longer torbear.
In denying that Mr.. C. Is the the Vanilla Cream
candy we with pleasure allow that by his exerons he has
brought into enyabe popularity in this community" We
have no desire TO iue him In his business and only
marx mat so long lac continues have truth his
ana ann, we wish him every success.
jy3l-it TRUTH AND JUSTICE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

From additional that have received enabled
reduce the stock in ports 1910 baes-ao, 1000 bales
plantations, leaving hand stock of 256, 496 bales.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31


On Saturday, 18th n Edward Jackson Esq, Of the Island
of St Croix.
On Friday, 18th inst, Richard X Pearal of the late
Thomas C. Pearsul, aged 20 years and months.
On Friday, 18th Adeine A. Fachld in the 2lst year
of her age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

p FOR AIBANY MD BUFFA !.
S=zEsslsa- 10, AND INrEKMEDiATE PLACES
-1ssm~czkm&.ON THE ERIE CANAL-rhe splendid
Erie CanaIlin packetsRED BIRD, CAPT u Bromley and
PILOT Capt. BROMLEY, the Albany Basin the WA.
RASH Capt stewart asd the $. PROSSER, Capt Morgan,
the foot of Broad will leave for Buffalo Wednesday,
steamboat JOHN JAY These boats elegantly fitted for
the accommodation Of passengers and the Erie Canal
night and day by these boats will avoid the delay
and trouble Of anshpPng at Albany and passage may be "a
TO j. Cary l23 Broad ST. f. w. Barnard, ie South
jy33t NORTON 4 SMITH, Y West Il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31
PysR BQnTsMPIMP BoOIs---rUMP

BONTS-PUNIP HOOIS--PUMP
IL BOOTS.-S. j. WALKER, go Canal street, have the
handomest article Of Pump Boots for twenty shngs Of
fered IN this city, They truly eeg and only twenty
shngs per pair Call go Canal Canal the 2d shoe
from Greenwich Don't mistake the number, $50
They have also a splendid assortment OF genemen's light
Pumps and Shoes very reduced prices Ao, elegant
of ladies' and cdrens Boots aud Shoes OF de
scrption, which will be sold low that object
the price. Dont mistake the number-itis go
IL Country merchants supplied by the package Dozen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31
NIBLO'S GAhDEN.--Ths Evening, the CON
CERT will commence O'Clock.

l CERT will commence a I 3 O'Clock.
SranS overture 10 Fra Diavolo, Au5er
Song-Mr. T. Bshop-Ill remember thee Dannerly
Solo on the clar.onet-Nr Christian.
New song Mrs. Bailey From the Supers,itions
efIreland' s Lover
Song-Mr Piumer-As the bird that loves the
Ocean, B~lni
aavauna-Mrs Wason-tn ma voce POGO IA, Rossini
bafaa,sr " bshop-The Girl that love, Bishop
Duett-Mrs Watson and Mr.. L. Bshop-Let thine
eyes o, me brightly beamng from the opera
; OIL ClnderellaJ Rossui
Grand overture to the Miller and his Men, Bishep
. II.
Grand overture TO La Dame Blanche, Boildeau
Alpine Meody-Mrs. Watson-That strain pro-
cnins my lover near trumpet obligato, Mr..
Mason, Lee
Due-Mrs Bailey and Mr.. Pumer-" Oh! happy
banks of Gauges"
Song-Mr Plumer-Just like love is yonder rose, Davy
New Song-Mrs. Baiiey-Tyrel my laiherland
carionet obligato, Mr.. Christian, Panseron
'ilad-Mr i Bishop-Fly swift ye aephyrs, Bishop
overture 10 Figaro, Mozart
Abundance 50cents. iy3l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

y AT NIBLOS GARDEN, superior to any thing OF The
kind ever exhibited in this painted by the celebrated
w Daniels. Royal Academcan London The subject is
WILD ELEPHANT HUNTING, and a correct representa-
uonof the ISLAND OF CEYLON. All the artists and
nosseurs that have this splendid Panorama
to be the best panoramic painting brought this
Exhibited during the day and evening Abundance, rs
EMS i,.ll Qt,