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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-07
LATE PUBLICATIONS.

L'N z 10 bIINA lVNS.
CROMWELL, an Historical Novel; BY the author OF
~ 1.-The Brothers," &c. in . vols.
Popular Medicine, or Family Adviser; consisting of
Outlines of Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene, with
such hin the practice of Physic, Surgery, and the
diseases Of women and children may prove useful in
pmilies when regular physicians cannot be procured:
being companion and guide for Intelligent principals
OF manufacturers, plantations and boarding schools,
heads of families, masters of vessels, missionaries or
travellers and "A useful sketch for young men conn, enc
ing the study of medicinA BY Reynell Coates, NJ. u.
Peter Puriey's Universal History ON the bases of
Geography, for the Of families, iIisaeLby maps
and engraviugs, in vola
just receiN ed and for sale by w NckEAN
mg tur Camp and Common SITS
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II DO CERTIFY that tho alb We martenrd disease is
Il quite well cured TO INV own satisfaction, for which !
tank DIR. iiuci; aud moreover thai the medi-
tsre have taken makes fat and did not inIure my
neath Il. all therefore advise How sufferers ~
lose NJ n~. and apply 10 DIR A. Iluet, l2l Cannl
s1raet between Dauphn and Bourbon streets. Dr.
Iiuct is AT hone from O'Clock, A NJ, until Z NJ.
Ibey will find tnc doctor Ton This complaint.
JOHN DEAN, 10 Gr,lycr street.
II my wants IT. me, cali al No. Az Giuvic
street, and they will be satisfied.
Tobc published ii tIc opli"n Of DE-. Iiue,.
InlIN DE-AN N.
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New OrIeens Feb 7, IH11. fh II "
YsSiE Genuine Indian linlsanlot i.serwll und ilotr-
a hound, is put up in bottles al the low price of 80
each, containing the strength OF three of
7.verwolt, hs les the virtues OF other nd
herbs known among the Indians eiicacous in curing
pulmonary complaints.
ie iiyulied success which has attended the of
this inesnlae Bulsam wherever il lis been intro
6ucer has nlt,ined the confidence and recommends
ons of respectable physicians, for the of coughs
colds, pain in the side want Of rest srltn5 Of blood,
tirnr complaint &c.
To whom it may concern. This is to certify that VIC
have III orr practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
et's Indian liasam of Iiverwort d tioarhouud with
a decided good effect can therefore, from the know
ledge of te materials it is made FROM and bseryaon
and experience, recommend il sueris preparation
or all those affections of the un~s f,r which il is re
iimende ALBERT WILLIAMS NJ D.
CALVIN ELLIS NJ. d.
Menlbe,s of the Boston Medical Association
Boston, October %.
sale by JARVIS & ANDREWS,
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NEW BOOl<S-Naval Sketch Book, OF, the Service
Atuat and ashore. With characteristic reminiscen
reS, fragments and opinions. BY the author of
Tales OF n Tar &c second series, in vols.
Random Recollectons of the House of Commons
from the year 1880 to the close OF 1855 including pelso-
nal sketches of the leading members-by one of no par-
y, lust received and for sale hv w MckEAN
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EXPRESS MAIL.
1905 l43 h. or 81 55an
less; being 5 DAYS and II hours ~

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
PANAWAY from 1863 Carondelet corner of JJsy;a
q streets, on The night of Both of August, and VIA
seen the next morning in Peydras street, negro bow
Or fefeabouts in height, black, and has an imped
,nent in his Speech Of his legs sore occasoneA
by recent hurt he had on when he wen, away white
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton rantalouns
Masters of vessels and steam boats are cautioned a
ganst receiving or hdfthrng said negro as well as all
other persons, as the utmost rgour of the law will bS
enforced against them. The above reward will be paja
or delivering him Tito any of the as Of either N lie
municipalities, or at 1863 Carondelet, corner of Hcvi.
- sept
NoIlCE-Ibe coparnership heretofore existing
:! under the firm of Dubois 81 Gurretson has beer
dissolved The subscriber will iquidae the affairs o.
the concern in this city, and requires all persons ne6
ea TO make payment to him only and all those having
claims, to present them for scttlencnt.
aug SIT "A GARRETSON
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1HECKS ON FII1LADELPHIA-For sale by
" YuRkE BROTHERS,
81 scamp Fjreci,
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

HzAHhI AFSESlhI N0' fINT EINE
Nor,L.rn Mil Due Every Day at Il NJ
1'"'"'''" '"""' Closes Every day at 10y AM
Western Mail r, n"s every s"nday, Wednesday an
" rt$.ty o" Closes every Monday, Wednesas
The Lake AaN Dne every Tuesday Thursday, an
ct"ses every Monday, Wed,ssday
EXPRESS MAIL.
TIMES Of ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. OF the Extttss Mail; btt~o,ii MOBILE md NV
nork.,leaving Mobile daily at SIP. Nj. Northyar
view York daily at 5 p. Nj Southwark
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yDAGGINti AND KUPt.--.12 pieces i1agglUg, and
, 100 coils Rope, landing from Ambassador, + sale
by LAlEr 4 AMELUAG,
MIG II Commerce Il,
D AGGt NG-500 pieces l<entuckv Baggin-, land IN
, from steamer Gen Wa,nt ami for sale by
YuRhE, BROTHERS,
Jo6 IS Camp street.
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JOHN WILLIAMS,
the English Oculist.

Louisville, Jqlv 1897.
Copied fr" the s. ~ c. .4drocate Of the 2ih June 1881
AT the requfs, of Dr. Williams, we insert the follow
ing note from the Rev. Mr. Howell of Nashville to the
editor of the South Western Christian Advocate who
appears, has examined the diplomas and other doc,,
msns, evhcve OF the Doctors claims public patron
age In consequence of an accident, DIR. W will "a
main III Nashville few days longer than he ut first
ntcn1rd-snv the LIST July.
Rev MIR iell:-Ilaing been requested by Dr.
Williams, the oculi~t, in this city, To examine his
numerous diplomas and other documents eyinc;ye of
his claims to public condens rim his profession have
in company with valued friend, done so with pleasure
Among them found letter from Mr. Pageo AT pre-
sent Charge d Aiares of the King of the French at
Washington, addressed to Dr. Williams, testying the
commences ot the diplomas from the Kings of France
Belgium, &c. as well as those from the Medical Soce-
ties of France. He has numerous vouchers from men
known to be of high reputation in this country received
since his arrival in the United States. detailing usan-
of great success in tie restoration of sight the
ond. have seen ne rly all his poor patients in this
ely. ! knew none of them previous to 1hec coming
uncer his care hut all have seen say they are I'M
occasionally benefited,
II n
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~ KEN l.
A NEW two story brick iouse, situated 5 doors
N from the Second huncinalitr Had, on 81 Charles
street. Rent very low possession given immediately
Enuuir 4, the PREMISES, MO, f.
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w. w. VAIN.

w. w > w AIN.
No: 119Canai Street hcm Orlgons
AS always on hand cefi3tamfy * recci,in. Df,.
- Dyes Chemicals, and PANS, among thcl. az.
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sHo HATS, in cascs-:5 dozen Willie Wo,
w Hats, for sale JOHN II GRAHAM
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E3kA BAGS Suaatra Coirc;
IL wv 81 boxes of ; doz each hloselc " nc 1896,
SO do off do 40 do 1921;
80 do Off do Lp Port, 1916;
an do of do Up brown Sherry, l3lL
| 10 pipes extra Madeira. For ue by
uERMOGENE, BROWN Il CO.
q C,,rti street,
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CHAnLEsToN July ~, ISL.
afflicted, fonr years with ulcer Ia the leg oc.
casiclly accompanied with crysipeatous inflammation
and excessive pain in the leg aud ance joint. Several
eminent ply cias exctcd their skill upon it, but with
ont permanent, benefit. In this ease five bottle
Indians Panacea made apeltect cure.
MARGAREl A WEST, 12l Market
y For sale by HENRY BONNABEL druggist aceu
to" the propl'erors 'rchouptoulas street is
NEW ORLEANS g. NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
fENHE stockholders of this company are hereby
Il titled that by resolution of the board of dircc-
ton passed on the 18th inst. the call made them on
the i3t February last, for the payment of five dollars
share, rescinted, and the said stockholders are
further notified that
WHEREAS, by a resolution of this board passed on
the 18th INST call has been made the stockholders
OF The New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
tor the following payments on the the stock held resp
lively by them, viZ:two dollars per share, PAYABLE on
the first day OF September next two dollars per share
payable ON the first day of December next; aud two
dollars per shafe payable on The ii st day OF March
uext Now therefore be il resolved that the secretary
OF this company Shall notify the share holders therein
through the public pr OF the city that in conformity
with the sixth section of the charter, erare permit ID
10 postpone any payment called the stock of said
company for the term OF sixty days, from and after the
dry on which ii is made payable with the express con
d',ion however, that if not regularly paid within the
SAID proOngaon OF sixty DAYS, from and after tn, day
on which it should have been paid, that then the stock
on whch said payments should have been made is and
rema forfeited TO the company the charter on that
pull Dcng Imperative IN conformity therefore,
call allst0ck of the stockholders in said company as
think proper to put off the payments their stock to
the end of the additional sixty days, which the charter
allows th1m notified that the payment of two dol
lars per share called for and due the first of Sep
enbernext may lie postponed under the sixth section
Of said charter, until the 3lst day of October next that
the payment o. Two dollars per share CHILLED for and
due on the hEstday Of December next may he post
poued until the 3Oh day of january next aud the pay
ment Of two dollars per share called for and due on the
rstday OF March next may be postponed until the 30t
day of April next.
Extracts OF Inc minutes of the board
june 2 A r AIcNAIR, Sec'ry.
~ oOL HATS, in cascs--11 dozen while Woo
w Hats, for sale JOHN II GRAHAM.
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R,NLuUIt-5U0 bbs Flour tor sale bv
IL milo g DORSEY, A New !.
En CASKS BACON sid for sale by
e1U mog G DORSEY, Al New I.evee.
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{ Kn4Nt,i Iii bbls fourth proof American Brandy
I1 l1rd,ng, fur sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
mol l3l Magazine street.
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EaOYi.E X MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
y pAiMlers, No CarnAlele street, two doors from,

Specimens to be at the shop Paints. ellis,
glass; copal varnish, sc. on Hand nd Tor sale.
m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-16

FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
We lay hold OF leisure moment, to pay respects
good feeling manifested towards US. We shall be care.
fui not TO lorit his friendship, By any act Of onrs He
does US bat justice in his opinion Of our want Of dspo.
son TO become prosecutor. We set out in search cf
truth. Our end is in The pursuit Of The object
Like the precious metals il often lies deep and covered
over with much rubbish il loses nothing b. iuvestiga-
lion we do no, adm, that il would be prescription 10
discard public servant, whenever he fails 10 up TO
refuses 10 aid in carrying out the leading principles Of
the party 10 which he belongs Indeed, il ought 10 be
bis frs, dGty TO do so or else resign his trust Prin
cipIcs the vital the well seag Of Tie people are
a, stake Virginia has deep and abiding interest in
,he:r success At present there are BIZ, two political
parties. These known 10y the arm-llsl.On Of Wig
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WA SKI ALL THaEiEaT Il e
-

The entrances 20 the Boxes are through the three CEN
t.al doorways- the Pit, on the rght-and 10 the Up
per Circle :he left Of The front pas,ersHtre jcng
no conneaion, directly indirectly Jceen the Jor's ana
otter portions Of tho LuIdiRg he entrance 10 tho first
gallery is on 9Th STREET.-THE tie second gallery, around
the back CT the building. Every part Of the house
has thereby Different entrance, and cannot interfere
with each other The stage, area gnd box !ob!es are
warmed By furnaces 10 avoid smoke and 10
fort On tie right Of the box lobby, is the ladies' apart,
ment for c!oake, shaHs aad bonnetsa female servant
being in constant attendance. An active person Will
also attend 10 the opening Of the box doors. Pie seve
raj portions 81 the Theatre furnished with arprOpr
saloons for refreshments also elegant Restaua
teur in the GE Ike bG!dlng Persons prohibit
ed smoking cigars in any part of the building only
accoun, G! The annoyance, but the hazard Of lire 10
the Theatre. Upon no occasion Will any person be- per.
mcd behind the sce.rs, except such only may be-
attached TO The establishment n leir professional c1pa
city.
The time announced 10 commence the performance
(oyerturc) will be strictly adhered TO, and the entertain
vii! not be prul9nge! LATER than from 10 H 10 Ii
O'Clock.
After the fr, week thu u,a of large poster bills wE
be dis gensed with-tbe character of tie performance
will be gathered from The tFes papers Of Tie city, and
from the small descriptive bills al the principal hotels
Two box places viii he open 10 the public every day
from j. 10 T. tor the purpose Of securing for
any nights performance week Gef Less in ad9ance!
One will be placed with permssion) at The oce OF Mr.
ID. NJ lloyt, under tic Eagle Hotel, ana The other at
the ticket office Of tho Iheatte THIS arrangement "!
be found Of great convenience 10 the pablo, thereby
avoiding the confusion consequent upon any popular
night.
Following :he example set BY M. Mac!eady Nhc les
see OF Coven. Garden, Londoa sterling Tragedy OF
Comedy wit! be presented every Monday night through
out the season, aordng by that arrangement and epet
ou every opportunity Tor perfect eearsas scenery and
cosume-ant thus presenting the Legitimate drama in
style not before witnessed in Virginia Several Of the
plays Of Shakespeare and the poets of the EZabe,hias
age, will be revived NEARLY IN their orgIna! text toge
Their with The phys by Knowles laliourd ard Boil
wer While Nr. loEes intends 10 bring forward the
works of fosign authors, he viii not be sn'nn5iu of
his duty 10 those Of America, and will at all times
der freely bis practical knowledge those desrnns of
entering the CT dramatic lneEa,uve The follow
ing Stock Company, engaged for the season, will enable
LIZ M Enct,.I o,IrnL
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Public Sale of NEGROES.

PUb!ic SAFE Of .FEGROES.
aaN The Eth day o? next month, (December) will
= sell By auction, for cash, without reserve in the
town Of Cartersville 4, the tavern door, % NEGROES
consisting Of men. women, boys, and girls, of various
ages The age Of each will be made known, from
the best of my knowledge. taken from my register AZ
the same time SIX eight Horses, II months credit
Bond and approved security will b. required
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
November - 55-tds
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PRIZE ADDRESS.
w.I,r IN Mss EyEllS II. TAYLOR, and pronounced by
Ms GEORGE JoSEs, at tie opening Of The Marshall

r.iYcr ty Mss EyELiS II. TAYLOR, and pronounced
Ms GEORGE JoSrS, az tie opening Of The Marsha
Theatre ,cih unLoaNGcd applause.
When ~ mid hcuven the Tenpests gloomy night,
WIKI solemn sleGcs Surrounds the Lord OF light
Tac ardeO, sun, that THROUGHPUT golden day,
las .mi,Cd Tcluls gent on his azure way
Nhga eve5y heat Is TUNED with dread Intense
Toiha; daIA pause OF s;orrs which EockE suspense
Then. Ike some changes OF our mortal state,
Some sudtca 5iss, that seems the spell of Fate
Soae jog, tia; uaiofG.cen IN life We meet
Some ao7e. Tia! CLEANS "a !aG;hcEn to our feet
~ through hc irusc clouds black aud masscd array
The tod g.rss 10Th and straight restores the Gay
Telr.as the vol OF darkness fioIn the sky,
III 4, p.0.i agGcnts :loa: like banners by
Ws'i., Ger the slsl!saed plains and mountains dun
Sre'm the gold r-G!Ance OF the victor Sun,
And on The tar Aor.zon's 'hsdowy nc,
7ae jcct:tass -sist0s- boosts its 'Jirls divias."
Thus in Z Tulcr s-e-G Gurkc! time
Rom the worlds shades the Drsaa broke sublime
From the red conflict of continuous strife
From brutal dreams, and turbulence of life;
To she'd tie splendor of 4 Grecian Art,
Ike sunshine down, 10 humanse the heart
The scattered clouds that late had scow led on Man.
Wish crownlns tiu,s OF laughing Hope to span
Aad 'saFoi beams, till then in dark ness furled-
~ arca Of Promise DER the moral woL;-
IRA: World which saw, aud grew ftom seeing wise,
i "a >.GSs?edTe aeak the trrasnreS IF The skies.
>rcc that high era, many change hath shed
H. life! magic over quick and Geud;--
h-0 have Isiled-yPt hRPy rallied in vain
Io'To'1iIss have loiued or cleaning fame,
Nh..ttUa bright, ilustrous BaFds Of Fame
T. -5anEsys ignorance rrst yield their claim.
Ealun! &c children OF glowing cline,
So w'.i 90 tear this crown fror, hoary Time'
'o, Of ihe Southern land and rushing blood
- IS inheritance, and bold good
WI bend your minds for fanatic spleen,
Aud curse the Temple where MaRsHALL's seen?
Reject the followed by your own,
ti"A's Uoh.esi prUudcst, secreG Washington:
t' sRsI! that sun. which Ar; hath fed,
'pon you, hearts kiuGIicr influence shed,
Inspire the loves ihl: made old Athens fair,
3nd give their bright creations to your care?
'h! De II thus and your shall shine
"A l.Ds aud arts, with mastery divine.
?c hands that know the sword, shall! light the page
Prshanco new ShaksPeares Chain Coming age,
Asi teach Northumberland these boards they III
.NEt as he is-GHl as he ought 20 BE-!
AHd now, with welcome siyen VOC from the heart,
We leave the tue, assume the mimic part
We 20 10 illustrate those lessons wise,
Inat charmed IN earlier days our Shakspca eyes
To seek the need you, goodness still! eSteai,
And with one prayer in paTtins-Ce cur Friends!
Z. hmm nj II
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To Correspondents Communications
rodaby omitted to-day, shall be attended 10 i'll next
We did not learn I'LL last night, that the variety Of
other matters had crowded out "a Souhrcn' in reply
behalf Of Mr.. Van Buren--Ws deem proper 10 add,
that both Quntius' and 'Alpha, in this days paper,
written before their authors had heard Of the New
York Election.
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In presenting the splendid italian Paintings TO TIE ci
tzens Of Richmond DIR Jones !ofbeara giye the usual
and commonplace description OF the efforts Of the Artists
Briga!L Moneches and Guidcin Cor the nericr of the
aIea) believing that tie gentlemen Of the Press will do
them ample justice. Mr, Jones WILL however, hazard
the assertion that their skill has placed the MARSHALL
Theatre without its cGuai for Classic ckaractrr in Eng
land O. america The Scenery, also, by Mr.. Peter
Grain will recc-s from the public that appreciation
which it richly merits.
The exterior front OF the Theatre is oTnamented With
four Doric pIIa5e.S supporting pcdment containing
a classical trophy On the i,leze and architecture
placed in raised letters, lie words,
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The New York American is out against Mr.. Tall
madges election Senator Of the u. S.-TEe New
York Gazette and the Alexandra Gazette in favor
nf
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HgRINT!NG iNk.-Just received at this Office,
q supply Of Johnsnns celebrated News Ink for win.
ter use which will Le sold for 80 cents per pound, COZ
cas!. HvY
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the lessee 10 carry effect the above Intentions
LADIES.
Mrs Ches.cI7ille Miss Hurley
Hrs. Claif Miss 49, pupil OF Mr.. Jones
Miss Angelica Miss Smilhs0L
Miss Frank Miss knsaa
GENTLEMEN
MIR. Rodney Mir Bentley
Mr.. Crane Mr. Parker
Mr.. Neefe Mr. Saunders
MIR Ayiirp Mr.. Moreton
Mr. Knight Mr.. Clarke
MIR. 1hompsoa Mr. KEeag
Mr. Roberts Mr.. Newton
Mr.. QuIn Mr.. Darrell
Mr.. Woodford maser Titus
NJ. Citation
Prompter Mr.. Ilaring
Secretary Hr. W. II. Topping
Superintendent. Mr.. K 7. Jones
Accountant Mr.. A Jones
Customer II. Thorp
Property Man Mr.. Lyons
Box Doorkeeper mir. Dahne7
Police Officer. undo. the t:recl!onoi Hig! Con.tab,
Goddn.
The Orchestrais composed the following Musicians,
each Of whom is capable Of performing solo on his
respective instrument The Orchestra itself 10 formed
in peculiar aert The model Of the ancient Ihea.
tres, 10 give full effect TO the music:
MIR. NJ. Cpl, Leader
Mr.. A. Cpl, Isl Horn or Trumpet.
Mr.. Reneberg, double Bass or Guitar.
Mr. Joeke I'd Violin
MIR: Reith, Cd Horn.
Mr.. LANG, Is Flute or Octave.
Mr.. Shack 1st Clarionet
Mr.. Schachner, lst Yiolin-
Mr.. Helirlck, Tenor.
Mr.. Garcia, Violin
Mr.. Brass!nger, Ciaricnc:
hr. " kneas, Drums.
II With the exception of the public press-wko arg
respectfully invited 10 attend-ihcre will be 10 free ,s
and upon occasion will orders be admitted. The ne
cessary expenses of the establishment! seDdes this rule
imperative
u Business hours at the Box Office o{ The Tlcaus
each day from r. 10 2, 7. NJ.
1JA persons forbidden 10 furnish any article for
the Marshall Theatre withou. written order from The
lessee.
FARM WANi ED-Any proprietor desfoC. Of selling Frrn
ofGb6ut 500 10 800 Eastern VEIg, With
able dwelling house GnL sufficient buildings, hssy having
good water and abundance OF possessing the other
cssay regulates of imFoyabe property IGd c"nTeHont
sHCe, GJ PGrcsfc price D., immediate application
the Eoto. Tie Faaors Ee.tsr Petersburg, Va ssGua
ton en- JamSs River wSuI u preferred.
Nov. lG 5J-wtw
FLOR SALE.0OcO Mous Hgicsuh, TI<c Tie purchase If
t7Aieh greet bargain ts oLtSa3 applied for E 10
Is WHICH they VII be wuerIL he wood
ucu,uay well maiaet, and C Jtn feet. They
within short walk o the city, auu cna BE- ty say ahins
10 pu,chHse FOL 5ss By lie Tree :! Cutting.
NJ, ..;-ii WILLIAM PALMER.
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Federal.
Sd. Ogden Hoffman,
Edward Curtiss,'
James Monroe,
Moses Ii. Grinnell,
9Th. Charles Johnston,
9TH. Rufus Palen,
9th. Hiram 2. Hunt,
10Th. Daniel u. Barnard,
18th Arson Brown,
,l2 h. David Russell
18th. Peter }. Waggoner,
18th. 'I'hos. c. Chitlenden
2lst. John e. Clark"
23rd. Lawrence Foster,
2ilh. Christopher Morgan,
26lh. Francis Granger,
2Sth. Thomas Kempshail,
20lh. Seth Nj. Gates,
Putnam, (vac'y)
30th. Luther &. Peck
3lst. Richard p. Marvin,
32nd. Nllllurd Fillmore
33rd, Charles +. Mitchell
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scOR SALE-l0GcO Mofus Ngesuh, Itc lie pgrs.dsc If
,5Aie, greet LGrgzA e oLisiRc! applet for I ~
Is dEysalter witch, they VIII be PIT iot nterILe wood
unusually sell rnaiact measuring from They
within short w. of the city sua cna b. t say n,Ag
. pu,chgse soI 5sis By lie free :! Cutting.
NJ. H. l.;-tIl WILLIAM PALMER.