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

OotSe s. Gfgm 2jatnt(un
business. together with ORNAMENT.
al PAINTING, s. PHPER HANG
ING, in all their various branches, and
will be ready at all times to attend TO any
orders in his business. by which means he
hopes TO be able to merit a continuance Of
the patronage of liberal public.
March 81. lS36-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20
G. ms "a 81 Es


<1S 10 %-&f~
10 suit both toe Summer and Winter sea
sons, At the shortest notice, and on terms
that will conform to the present pressure
in the money market.
All garments manufactured at his shop
Cor beauty Of design and mechanical exc.
%cution. shall rot be surpassed by any anti
Gle made elsewhere.
In returning his thanks TO the public for
past patronage, he cherishes the hope that
he will receive a more extended support
from his fellow citizens.
95-His shop is situate on Queen street.
Immediately opposite the store Of Messrs.
Burns & Seibert. JOHN HOKE..
MaTunsburg, June 7. 1897.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20
WiEliam Able.

a NNOUNCES to his old customers
"a in Martinsburg. and its vicinity, (af
ter rendering his thanks for the liberal pa
tronage he has received that he has re.
moved his residence to the building III
King street, two doors west Of Mr.. Kroe.
sens Globe Tavern. formerly the proper
ty of Mrs Ruth Mackey, and lately in The
occupancy Of Mr. John McCleary, where
be intends carrying On his business IN al
its various branches.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

Established in England, l75l.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20
HUGH GILLEECE & Co.

NOVeniaeF TO, 1851
n. B. Old Iron taken in exchange for
any Of The above named Castings.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-15

MONDAY, Aug. l4ih, O'Clock, p. NJ
The specializing gentry In West New York getting up
awful about late frost the 5h instant You be-
eve them, famine will be the consequence. This part
Of their infamous scheme Of monoporng the bread
the public wide awake their articles wont do
To talk about frost the 9Th Of August destroying the
grain In New York. Bread stuff and ,riH be down
themselves but H'erered with by western spec.
uator and bankers the Peo-
pie enough labor under from The burdens imposed on
them by political csundre and bank monoposts They pay
heavy support vilsny in high places hut while we
voice, they shall not he denied the life To parper
unprnciped sharks seeking whom they may devour
Gentlemen, your cry about the Eros, WON'T do The os, of
public opinion destined to kill you depend upon IT,
In other direction nothing eye but accounts
Of 6se crops and fine yields have been made In
Akron Ohio, to deliver whes in large quantities. Oh per
busheL Indian Corn the Cooper river and vicinity and
South Carolina looks extremely well sdvices The same
grain IN Mississippi, promises 10 be unusually 6pe.
We here begin atable Of prices in the principal marts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-15

CoRoNERs INaUEsrs, Aug. l4,b.-On the bodv of
Nicholas MacGlnns who was drowned by falling in
10 olsern IN the yard of the house corner Of Perry
and Factory streets. The guard of the cistern was
only ten inches in height Pity the puter nm of this
cistern had not fallen in himself for thus EXPOSING
the lives of others. Verdict accidentally drowned.
Another on the body Of an unknown man found in
tn river at the foot OF vesey street, supposed to be
German, and wore the blue frock pecularto those peo
pie. Verdict, accidentally drowned.
A third on the body of an unknown man found At
the foot of Walnut street. Verdict as above.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-15

by the southern Express.
We have dates from New Orleans 10 the 9Th
instant
The weather was very hot and the city was suffer.
ing under a severe draughi.
Money exceedingly scarce.
Another death had occurred Of apoplsxy.
No signs of yellow fever in the city.
They have proposed 10 Tar and feather Meunier the
moment he arrives in town.
The Syph, row boat, was launched oa tho 9Th,
and behaved well.
Dr. Poughs City of the Dead is carrying all before
it, Will he get money enough to build III
The Ramoncito from TamPico arrived on the 7th
with s35 900 in specie, and the Love from Vera Cruz
with $8,57s
The Citizens and Consol dated Banks have rssde
exposes of their condition up the 9th of August OF
them tomorrow.
haul was made at Ship Island on the gulph, on
the I'd and 10th Pamranon, and 81 king fish caught
What fine times the fashonables have at Belouxi
The government ticket for Governor and Delegates
10 ahead in Alabama 30 far as heard from.
Hugh Mcvay President of the Senate oe Alabama
s now Governor Of that State by the resignation Of
Clay to take his seat in Congress.
man by the name Of Bronson shot dead Mr..
Brown at Camden, s. G. on the 9th instant. Politi-
cal quarrel.
J. Street. Esq. has been chosen President Of the
Charleston Insurance and Trust Company.
Two Of the government warehouses have been
blown down at Jacksonville very lately, in terrible
hurricane that swept the coast near st. Augustine
Jesse Bynum, of duellng memory, has been re-
elected from North Carolina:
Mr.. Richie Is in favor Of the State Bank system
over the sub-treasury scheme but will 90 for the
latter in preference to o national Poor old man!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-15

u The bowERy THEArRK opened rich last night.
Inc mouse was crammed from tOp to bottom. Miss
Neison-the beautiful and splendid Miss Nelson
was received with great applause Great pressure at
the Bowery but no panic.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-15
Yon light i mol daylight, ] know Il, I;
Ii Is some meteor that the sun rxbalcs
TIE light thee on thy way TO heaven.

STovEs on A NEW PRIScIPLE,-Doylc, Beckman
street, is the agent for the new and improved Globe
Store, called the "Patent Radiator" The weather
is now warm but after summer comes winter-and
with winter comes the necessity of good comforta-
BILE warm apartment On our first page will be
found advertisement, describing length the util-
ty ofhese stoves supported by Of the sci
entfc names of the land
"In peace prepare for WARM summer prepare
for winter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-15

This table intend ensrgng and keeping before the pab-
lie eye. Al the begnning OF each month shall institute
comparisons.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-15

MONDAY August 18th, O'CLOCK, r. =.
The rue effect OF the late evulson the manufacturing
interests In England msy easily by comparing the
amount Of cstion from ports Great Britain for the
first six months in The following years;
1894 1895 1895. 1877.
sssscs 4ss,ssc saa,7oo ss,ece
might been supposed that the decrease would have
been greater but coect that was not l towards
the h of NAV the eject Of the Of the Bank Eng
land was felt In the manufacturing districts The low prices
Of the raw material caused by the cutting Oft OF credit and
the failures in this country operated sort Of bounty the
manufacturers They csptnued 70 purchase largely by taking
advantage Of the pecesstie. Of the great importers deceae
Of only $500 bales in the consumption Of Great Brsin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-15

'Hsu ~ person, ike Alexander and Napoleon, was
orn % rule; and though like America, would
refer'!o ,eien in England, in conjunction with one
amlaoie' lovely, and high-born as your sacred
'ajesty' Fondiy hoping that your majesty will
mo Favorable ear to my humble supplication, and
revent 100 tender and susceptible heart from burst
lg with disappointment and grief at rejection.
ave the honor 10 remain your maesty's most obse-
u0us and devoted slave, MARTIN VAN HvmBUo
President Of the U. s. of N. A.
name to write to you, Mister Bennett from time
time about the affairs at the palace, being his excel
ncy's favorte domestic and having free range
trough the house. sign myself which is the name
my cousin from Limerick, TADy O'FLAxAoAN.
ines to Martin Van Humbug, Washington.
Ills said, you met lady in the wood
Not maides, young and fair,
But one who's in her wildwood,
With grey locks here and there's
And though not yet grandpapa,
You're jauning with grandmama
Oh, fe, for shame, how wrong it is
To ride so early in the msrn;
The little birds have scarcely ris;
Ere you brush the dew drop from the thorn;
And tho you're not grandpaPa,
You preference give grandmama.
How many girls would give their eyes,
Ifyou would them attention show;
And yet you heed not all their sighs
How you treat the dear ONES
And you're not yet grandpapa,
Why your company give grandmama!
And what is MORE she's Hnglish too,
And sounds the II, when she should not
Oh, Matty this will never do,
Your interest should not be forgot.
And sure you're grandrapa,
Then, wherefore love this grandmama.
And what is than all, tissaid,
"a thing that not be forgot,
Her Son-inLaw is Irish bred,
For heavens sake forget it not.
And, as you're not grandpapa
She will not do. this grandmama.
Now, if it was the 3" Nut Brown Mad,"
II would not much surprises
Her beauty and her love, tits said,
Would really be indeed prize.
For she is noc grandmama,
And you're not ye, grandpapa.
"And she is young she is fair
And tho The widows you prefer;
Ii she would to the wood repair,
If were ou, I'd ride with her;
For shells not grandmama,
And you not grandpapa.
And sSe, It's said, is Dutch descent
Why this is the very thing
Upon the match all hearts are bent,
And |, for one, her praises sing;
For she is not grandmama,
And you not grandpapa
But, Lord, I've lost my senses quite
Mint all wsid to give;
did not intend, at first to write,
More than a line wish to live;
And as you're grasdpapa,
Pray do not wed grandmama.
But now, adieu. forget not me,
When you for pleasure early ride;
For, tho you can no being see,
The wood nymph's riding by your side;
And laughs, tho you're grandpapa,
Ysu one but grandmama. DIANA.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-15

STALKING From THE RoLLs-BrRNiSo or THE BEN
SHEsRoD. We have given directions to our Clerk TO
strike the Boston Mercantile Journal from eur Ex-
change List. The reason is that it has, like the
"Courier and Enquirer" printed from our columns
the Burning of the Ben Sherrod" without giving us
the usual credit. We shall exchange with no paper
that does not do the thing hcnorably. The following
is the article from the Mercantile making the ex-
tract
BURNING THE BEN sHERRoD-There is thrilling de-
scrpon the fatal accident which happened 10 the Steamer
Ben Sherod the Mississippi the 9Th of May last publish
ed in of the papers, written by one OF the
sufferers that dreadful Affair." One hardly read II with
having his bere feelings Of Indignation reused against
the Captain whose careesness folly, and mad
the distressing event owing II passengers would
much for their safety or the safety Of
others risk any Inconvenience rather than put freight or
passage steamboat where whskey freely used we
should seldom indeed hear of steamboat disasters the wes
The following extract from the narrative
referred to-
APRopos.-When is the Courier, or is it ever to
acknowledge itself pirate and thief? We ask for
information.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-14

foR rnE ,lReI>tAN,

foR TnE ,lRcI>IAN.
The following Lines ae dedicated to the ineu.e'
Of JAxEs. son OF WILLIAM l.. and ELlsannrn BIZ
nj Otter Bridge, Bedford county, aged years, wi
was accidentally drowned b, falins into mill pom
near the mili-whecl. on the es'h OF Jul, last. II
was sone; and lite was extinct before ANY assistan,
could be rendered TO him.
" Gone ia his beanfy,p
Oh Jaws is gone tho wintr, blasts thar sweep
Wild rcund his nsnsiea, trouble moi hrs sloep:
Con, in his beauty Fast Tbs drifting SHOWS
Fall cold, bnt harnilcss, DER li1 dsrf rro-rt
Here IN his circle, of its ..m bcrcit,
Love hs,a but I'LL The place he In
Sigh csiis 10 sigh, ifon aching bosom, ars0n.
Void gives to ,oid the mourning eeho goa, r'
ePfin- viii return. and bring around h,s don
s~~ci opening flowers, tlcirodOur- tirrc Ia papr
Surviving To win hnn foril, who planted te,,
Once niore to s'nile that tue, atorn the -.ne.
Yet must the! wal, him iii they die away;
lie was a iaTsr, lo,olier h'wer than the,
Snapped of in blooming a leal could fade,
Cast into darkness, Wrapped in ii nj .had,
Oh, James i. son. aud where shall bur,leneq gr.f
-Four forth her founia for the SOUL rsliefi
Not to the dust, Ia nourish carthl, weed.
The, Yield no balsam while tbs srilit bleed.
Not unto 4 ah let sorrows saicn a5e
hut to deaths victor ma, the weeper go:
HE risen glory, chasing mortal gloom,
Shows griri ar'inl,ow bending DER ihs tomb.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-14

SrrzntUNf E,etfstoN.-We mentioned the
ethcr II, thai cant. ". IT. ,iaf a5eul pft
r1f'ue fnf pearl i-hlig VOYAGE, and fhl' he nteni
81 u,tne IA indian Rubber dtrs, tnf the puip1~e 81
descending To the bottom 81 the ocean. III, appa-
AUS hring NV cumflr d. he Sr,iefIy u@dc hs
hrst experiment IN tIs Hudson fiffl FEW mflez
ahuve the rii,, accompanied by iau iiculs and
eniihe gentlemen. capt 1Bor ilr,t Pat on tn
dress, composed "i Intia Rubber aHd tia plate aud
fcnanrd ~ the water 81 minutes. He could hae
sa'i dasn several ltoets aell as npl. bun lie
bllzrd Ia return 10 the CITY. tltcTeafd. M J. "
Hale. Of the News i'enm, put OF The dress. aud
ia the water ever aquattrto 81 al hour. The Wear-
II has perfect command oi himself. fui can Walk
the bottom nj any intermediate ,pice between IT aud
the surface Oh he ilseio the top al the watcr.--
Arr one ;, meascd 1bout hall a minute therc ID
not the slightest d'lIienity n respiration.
EeL.cl.N.
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'Rrnas,!sania aIicrs7s!.
III, D2s ~. - p = \ fs y n D. ; z.

fEfSEH siNstCrs b1vIHs fe- Organized ihis Depart
J. nlem o, The Institution, by IL appointment
oi three luenlsis OF lhr omcr Faculty III election
OF Dfs. EnIR.t. NlrcnILl. and tEoss late Pro-
tes.ots IA he Medical tniitsn ol OHIO: and ac
crcmioa Of an Adjunct Plotrs.ofship Of Antony q
Surgery. the Lectures vii com eacc, As usual, ou
the Gfst Mondly Of November, with the following
Faculty:
Anatomy 4 Sugery, by b. W Dudley, VI. D.,
Professor, ali james NJ Bash, VI. d, Adjunct
Professor.
Institutes of NJ lieine and Medical Jurisprudence,
by James {. Cross, VI. y.
Theory X rrt alice, by John Eberle, VI. D.
Obstetrics \ The Diseases OF W"mcn and Children,
by Wm. H. Richardson's VI. y.
Malcfia Mcdca aud Medical Botany, by Charles
W Shon, ~. d.
Chemistry < Pharmacy, by Thomas d. Mitchell,
VI. -.
Each of TIN teachers viii lecu4t dmly-Sabbaths
excepted. Tie fees OF the entire course, lncIudno
Naneulitton sud the Use of the Library, viii be
SOB. Ghadnahou Zee, 10.
Mites nj aH so'reni sur B,taAs, tW Lcroceirea By
HE Faedy
liy )rdct OF tn Faculty.
JAMES c. CROSS, D,aa.
Liking ton, Ky. .'nIy u l0t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-14
PHILADELPHIA. Aug.

noHiae aedsnst Ifne.--ouc Saturday lat. a
swriteting hot DAY BY the way. Benlan,ln Asburs al
New Jersey, repaired 10 League Island, DE property
ot Charles " barton. Esq. OF this city, Lon the pur
pose 81 testing hs strength aud shl by moving tire,
aer,s OF grass \ large part, al gentlemen lardrd
IN the Island 10 witness The performance OF ii>
traotd,nars feat exrraoriinar, indeed, when We Re
member ihaithe NOV ~ OF one = considered a
Ian average days wo,k. Tie iuie fixed was between
sunrise aud sundown aud Nj. A>hnrs accomI lished
his tash within three minutes ol the nt. aprarnil,
without being much ialigucd Thus proving hthnse
fo be orr OF \
Rirht inllpe,zair, III eonntIs : prila'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-14

Noble Rpdg.-ll Is sad til I, attheiine When VII
lam ". nised ms illceltImair the prcragc.
lac offered m E7fidum 10 tolnnc u Este. Of The
Duke at Sussex by Lady Augusta Nuaat. 1br
PARTIES bad been lawfully married At Raiur bnt Ptrz
llnlcnt drcared II unll aud void CONTRARY 10 tue
provisions OF the roNal marriage acf. Colonrl d
Este sai1 W. Sire. an the legitimate. son of IN,
Efher. aal cannot descend IL the doubtful situation
III g'"r sun, byt'hns the 'ath you I've them. Tin
snn al thu puee n SUSSEX Wants patent of uobf,
tn give Inn rank :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-14
july 81
BorEgoSWv SPRINGS rotssAIE.

az III. be sold at public auction, ON the 2ls
w day ri august next, If DOT privately sold be-
fore, che above preperN, 1t is situated between the
towns OF Salem aud Fntasilc in the county OF Bote-
tour, III the midst 81 a rich beautiful aud denSely
populated ncighbo. Odd. and immediately on the
great Northeastern and : uthwestern road leading
nom Baltimore, through the Va alley of Virginia, to
the Safes OF Tennessee, Alabama, &c. and cas, nc.
ccSstble from all othel directions.
The notorety of these SPRINGS renders i, uu-
necessary tor me to enlarge upon their efficacy ia
the various diseases Incident to Southern climate
The buildings are all BRICK well flushed hand
sonely arranged and sufficiently extensive for the
accommodation OF from - 10 100 boarders At
tached to these Springs, IN the midst ofMhich they
aie situated IS TRACT or LAND, containing
40 acres, $50 OF which are cleared and in process
OF improvement by clover the timber is excellent
and the soil of the whole Tract is of a chalact er
Mighty susceptible oi Improvement. ofthese things,
however those disposed To purchase, Judge bet
by Inspection. llEZEkIAlI DAIGS.
July 20 t2IN
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ID sfi ~, >'EDs
80. ll,AiE lnr snlc A L,.M nn

-g7,,sxt Rave Ion sale few fine Cows
tt. issAs}S, AMI llefrrs, anh two tc,y like
WNlK y young Bulls, of the Improved
.sS..- Mo- snort horn Durham Bleed. llo-
lhe taken grratpans. by importing and selecting NY
stooh eau lssil,o those who wish 10 purchase th1l
rhcs cannot find anuna, tPurgr blood OF superior
quil''ies IN Tins county Refer To Bcn,,nin Willis
o. Paul Jones, E-,lr-. RALPH WATSON.
l.-.l " md -nL InnnrLilc lmlA Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-14
July3l

iRGiNiA At rli's holden III the Clerks Once Of tn,
Circuit snpsrareourt ol Law aud clctr lor til. county
ct Ncisin III the month at june los.
'ds''i t'aH" P'aiu:i,
against
h''m'7 l. b"'Fd and W i@n Aiassie, Defendants.
Is tuANCEIiY
he dltiani Ih"na, l. ,'nird having red his ap-
'dfa ai gwen eurk, accorn, the oi As.cmhl. y
t nus o TINS court ahI app army by evidence
m ~ l. not an NH 1iint o thus al
1e painful b. hefcois,b ordered thai the said defendant
30 appear here before tn first a, 4" september term n,xi
AMI nnSWe fttm bill ri ' paitlil and copy of tn.
ofisf be if" lin M, rttd II lnclflure Augnin new
paper published IN ii, town ,n,lhur. uuutl,,
>@i 'rly and another copy thereof posted The honl
door o thaeourloase ri tins county, rourl,,.
topH-iest, ROC. 1t ILER, ci'k
July 10 WIN
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forpe..tmii!. 4 ,r;u.W arc ,susiness.

"o'l "o9te bf. iio"ei i''iss apo a. "' u
i''s'' -,4's>rs. JAM y iiani " d
"u'l' nf WIN arr "'' tn ,.......
"'p''hhsia" " tn-s '''' '' -, :.
~ "'' various bi'ne4t> nc j. -
."> u t'!, 'izt "i ,'sllo"' ii''i,L : ~ ~
'"' "a he'Ie,, "hu IA " Az =" =.
s'l''''i' N''''H i' N'l Hrn hh'a'' ''' ''''' va
." ''a WINS IN any esi'oi siliii'h' III In" tt,
- l. M" may nan" I'M ',',9l 'i'' ~ ~
UNI i,oot, neas .ohaoH in'r'' b'"' ~. .''''s
=. ~" a,e''I ana p',st Ne,,isS' - -. IN
~ iron e' Neiie' pam" ''n' ~ i't' ''''
~ '''' ''aa' sauce fdhH; Sohtr Aia's' 'ii'''o''s
,,,'S aus brass 'aaifsil'hs' '>Hu'''tI ''''
-, my - ana ohSS dh''t>' c"'e' '',''e
-, '',,S' Nc'' Jaal'" Lamps " "i''iH' ~
"a" '''''''is SAWS ,"m'rS' "a '''''''l "''
I'M, 'se'e -pf'i''' az" flshts' aeAS; hti,''s
,i' 'ih'' haEpir non ItahRla dh" 'l,'''
''5 ,7'c'' an" I'laeS Locks ron "h!o'N' ~
" WIZ also h'fp IN assortment Oh tle9'' .>"''h'ih
'o''s' ...,,
'i' VIII over Houses WIN LA, copper on Hiae'
oh NV he" pan ana pHt mp SP"utlhS chel Ia 10" II
"a ''"'i' III inc btst MANNER afhi as ne warrants
III WIN 10 De wei dohr ne confidently hopes lof Il
s"aIC ., me patronage OF liberal pubic.
W VIII luke : OF ) boys "i s"3i education as
\ ii ,'h,'eeS To the above business.
''.si''S' PfIcf gwen iof va brass
e"''f an" lfon' ANA country pf""ucr taken IN cN
- w" ""'N'
''H"enohS' shaleh IT. "om
To McSsfs. Lewis franklin in his own rio hi, and a,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-14
EaaSEsS'S sssf'y'5sSS.

II BIiiAIIetNsEs having Appeared IN the
\ l.suchhus Nug niln. ocri In" signature oi
J, CoNhN eautfonn the public agaast the Of tIe
above named Bhtcr', prepared b> Us, and mp LIZ
that Tr have made au improper Of his ramc, (or
that au imposition has been practisrd upon the pub
hc lay IT., Ne deem II advisable 10 STATE HAT thp
th1tsc 81 implication false and eionnde.s which
lat Nj J. tosb, might hits ascctalncd by N hrne
pferrr enquiries.
Some tilnn during last simmer n Ply. ieian resi-
dng ~ tf country, sent To uiter to prepare lur
Inn certain quantity al Bueis To he made acco ii
n 80 a receipt sHi ~ hun. winch recent VS. head
Cd sosEI'S Hdt'EENh. lnl.n,ucl rs i, did
rot concern Us We d1 not rtic to know whether the
preparation thu W. metr required - make. WIS IN
teairi by J1ae, J1seft, Jtenj,d, Ltob. bAa OF
~ other Cosby Nnl d. VIZ now knng, by which OF
II = II, al whether there b. sugh mn or not We
Lac afeu liffris labled y. s'o,o.,'s s,osY-
posfisa! .Fjtis- FtDhpCptsr siIsfrrf, but nom
sae' Inv bera nude b, as, Thosc ru,l5 by n, lof
The PhNslvt'n ncuGaaed, according Ia tie receipt
seni by lnla were simply tosbNs litrrs, aad not
!. Co'bN's tompa'ml Anud, ,peptie Blttcts.
Application has ben lrcqnea:N made To =, for !.
Go.b> Compound Amt D>Slcp;ie Buffers. and WE
nav al"n., fstefrrd the applicant 10 his asent Nh
Aeltef The Biurfs prepared by IT, soon brcamr
"a p' pal,r, aud applications for ihcm 50 frequent.
TIM "eNcfc induced II make quantliy ton salr bur
Lave invariably informed tGo-c putth.le, thal
TIL, were prepared by ourselves.
fOl RQ| REAN x PALMER.
bNnehhurg. Jnly 10th, I@ii. l.
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The Qaccn poWager Of England ADELAIDE, il
s1id Ia BE- Ahnnns under consumption. s;hc Is 10
have al allowance ot loonoW tuclrl> h,li1 million
oi d"llf>l pen aanum, and NarIhoroneh house 10 live
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fENlt. subscribers have - on hand I good as
u soilmeni o! tp.y t.oD:.N, s.r1ccrirs, - I.
AID expect sdo fly to opcn lar't and splendid So
lection of ~, ". zoe ssS, se,,abr for the pre-
>cut aud appraachine scason--a!l Of which we are
determined to s1l At yery sGdi advance, for
d 2SE..
Ncrespcetully solicit continuance o. public
patronage 50 Literally bestowed On the latc lnns,
as we feel confident being cuabled to give entire
satisfaction 10 al those WHO may favor with 4 call.
JAMES +. nOKNER.
" VI. HENRY WATSON.
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i. :. vi prrs ms inlebcl To the late concerns
o. lanes l.. li9mel x co. OF 10 James T.. llofn"r
cthct b. bond note or otherwise. viii please call
AMI setilc then ~speeiye dues pncrieabIc
As am anxious to snttlc up the business 81 the late
firms - soun as possible. JAS. T.. IlOk\ER.
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L'7e iogafe.-I'he ship Emily Morgan AMI
sed II New Bedford recent, from the PclGc q
ce1m bans beeu flsenl fur years aal alaet,eo