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II ces pr e,entes eoncereu,, Saut.-A,tendu uue
James Barnes Dlggs ayiit acete aue vente tae ,,ar
lie Sert de Ia psrossc d'Bre;ns la uropitt6 ci-aprss
decrite, sesl ale,se M CRETE de Con. Gu la dte
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1883 pour I'M avis couoin,n eil I'm pcte d Ia ems
iauwe de fEt,t de Ia Louisiana intitue Ate nour
coninner les utres desacqu aux vents uticrcs."
approuye lie 10 Mars S44. Qu soft con,ti ct loutes
personnes iueresses rar ces pesentes svnues Al.
non de l'Fet be la lo isafre ct de Ia Cour , pYnier
District JW'icalre, qu rourraent .,,uir tru la ur-
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ell vertu dtpil Ia ste aite on s. tute irr4ou
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lie mode tie Il! Fcnc, pear atre cause ouplconoe
de iae voir, dams Fcpte o,lls ,ater lie la publication
de cee avis pnu'qoI III ainsi fate NJ serst mas
conhrrncce ,homologuee.
la die pinprtcle ,eniur mar lie Sheriff sue iii. In
50 cine jour de de lne 1855 en- y.,lu dun deeret
de ccte Co reldu "a cine de Janyer de aimee 1888
naSs lahiie de James Barnes d. rs VS. Rufus Gre ne
NO 'oigi, du Docketde eelte Cour laluelle vcnIt
piasres.
Description de la Proplete de apres lie transfer Ju,;
siar-, Ss,oii.
I'm certain morceau de t-re aveo to,tes len es.ssee
et eoftos 4' y, tro-rent, aiusi qui les aroits ct
privileges etc apr,enanl d'ne manIorc quelconc,s
stue MI is"xDourg AnnoIciation nlcs,.rsI, ft,sure
aslMse cinquan six pics qualre hentie mes
Fun poure fare M Chcnn publquee sur ia rue de
IA cent j0iScare DIS ponees
!qatr" hinemes fare la Celeste tle,,x cent in
,'ane cnq e'!s nert pouces,et eux hutrcmes sur me
'sne faee ia rue de la yee Le,ee, lusau rnperl la
'sile llmltiohe tie laFlupriet de Laurent Mn,ldon
ieneoisnure DIES rues Vee Levee ct des Aoupes de-
torlnant I'm angle croft ct s'e,entait uuu,reynv,
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euit.em' sur Ia lsue ni,lople de In uonri4t,, Il.
de Louis De'e, parallel la rue ytlle Le,se dc H.
olinaht I'm are angle sroit ct s'etenaut de ouaran
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lmiropie dc la propricte tu di, Dede parallel Ia
rue Celeste della torment un auts angle luit, ri e;et
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SC.lLE or PRICES Douih G,as.
For a&ouble Gin of W SAWS or more u" each
cylinder, ur.king lfD s;,sst. the stand,
viii feeder ban"'i., &c, a, So pcrsaw, or sod NC
For noubl. Gin Of Is, sd VS. III c,liuler
ors2o saws in tic stand, Ie+<icrs, NJ.
80 per saw, or ~ &C.
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stand, Vi 81 Is Is-r saw, or 5H9 g.
For do. of Ea SAWS do or IA SAWS To
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BY the Phenee, No. S. Magazine s,cct, New urean:
TO BE MANI FtCrUEED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE 4 CO.
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tCPPERAS-20 bills, in Etore, Tor sule by
" G DORSEY,
je26 "A New Levee.
g UGAR-50 hhds, primo article, for sale by
~ G DORSEY;
ico6 Al New evee
DoRK-lNO bbls Mess, Prime and other description.
u For sale by STETSON g. AVERY.
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= UGAR.-56 hhds, PRIME article, for sale by
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ie92 Al New !! eve
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Il w&s weak enoigh TO read the mass oil talsehoode
signed -, which deserve nothing but my silent con
tempt.
Had known last evenng of the great Importance
4 - II should have treated the last of the three some
what differently: but let that pass. | will however
compliment BIZ master # the Journal for his saga ty
to employ the Former knight ot ofte garter or Of the
NAV kill two birds with one stone, e. Il. patch the
holes hat may be in his natura! or political ,rments
AMI, il may Judge from that excestent paper, the Ad
vertser, DIR. Snips master is, pnca,ly,in c"nstan
fleed othis services.
When an. circumstance occurs, whether domes,ical
or politically, which requires blister, whether on hi
.ian nose the reputation of tose who do not hap
srn to please him, be ng unlike him, (Which must he
great misortune then it is he rings his BELL, which
after all is nothing than if sounding bras,
or tinkling cymbal;'' yet, view it thus-Dr Bel
looks WE'LL but with an NJ. D. A. ). 5. after it, appears
magnifcent!!
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.NEW EDITION. OF THE CIVIL CODE OF
LOUISIANA.

PROoPEL uo.
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Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1895
uP Gsntlemen wishing engage rooms for their
families, can address the proprietor al Pensacola,
MIR ewelI Taylor, the former proprietor, at sew Or
leans.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-27

LIGHrNINa.-The house of Dea. Jacob
Porers, 2 l-2 miles north of this village,
was struck by lightning, during shower on
Monday last. The fluid struck a chimney
and ran on a stove-pipe into a bedroom,
where Mrs. Powers was whitewashins.s 1t
split the brush in her hand and ran from her
shoulder down to her foot, blistering her
lower limb aud tearing her shoe in pieces.
She fell upon the floor, very much stunned
by the shock, but was soon resuscitated By
the application of cold water, | which should
always be used freely in such cases, and il
is hoped she may entirely recover although
the side affected is considerably beuumbed.
The fluid ran on the floor directly under
the cradle, without any apparent injury to
the babe which was sleeping in il. Little
or no injury was received BY any others in
the house. .
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-27

Much confusion then ensued and Mr..
Pickens remarked. "that is test qaes-
lion |" and Mr. Adams asked the mover 10
withdraw the motion to allow him to re-
ply to the argument with which the mo-
,ion had been Prefaced by himself (Mr.
Customary
The vote on seconding The motion for
the previous question stood, ayes IA, nays
81 SO there was no seconi aud the ques-
ton REQUIRED upon the resolution offered
by Mr.. Cushing, 10 recommii. with instruc.
tinna. -.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-27

FREsHET.-The several showers which followed
each other in quick succession on Monday, sweued
the rivei HIGH through this village, higher
than it has been for number of years BEFORE hs
suddenness of the rise of the water presented q
sceue bordering on the sublime. 1t sweptaway the
upper dam, and overdowed the roadin front of Co
nants buildings, discharging more water in that d.
recton for awhile, than ordinarily runs in the chan
mel. The damage sustained willconsist principal
y in the loss of some few bridges the dam and the
] consequent temporary suspension of business in
those departments depending on the latter.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-27

The Hon. Ii Papineau. late Speaker
of the Assembly. of Lower Canada, is said
TO have passed through this cnv few
days since, to join his tcnil " at Saratoga
Springs We7belirve< that Mr. Papineau
spent the winter and spring in Saratoga
county.-N. Y. Spec
FROM THE FRosTIER.-The Rocbes-
ter Daily Advertiser Of Monday last, IN
postscript states that Bill johnson" at The
head of small marty, robbed three farm
houses on the Canada Island Tante, wing
in trout Of Bath. They took 500 IN cash,
and had sixteen cared barge, mounting
from two to three 3.pounders. Two Brit
lsh steamers were in search ofthe robbers.
Further attempts have been made TO fire
the city of Charleston. The Courier of
June llth, says-"T The constant though
unsuccessful etforis to consume the re-
mains of our il-fa;ed city. have filled the
inha bitan's with alarm and CONSERVATION.
| We scarcel v finish the record of one at
tempt, when we are called upon 10 recount
others in every direction Of the cityEszln-
deed, the fearful catalogue begins to as
sumo regular diary of systematic and
diabolical vilainy" 49, ..-t
MAD DoGs.-The Mayor of Washing
ton has issued proclamation, requiring
the citizens Of that city TO keep their dogs
confined for the space of ninety days, ow-
ing to mad dogs having ben found ia the
eastern part of the cits.-Bost. Press.
In ll8 towns in Connecticut. cut of 1876
in The State, there are 7O7 insane and
ldiotic poor, of whom SO are in close CON-
finement. 1t is found that 60 persons
become insane in the State on an average,
per annum. A committee of the legisla-
ture recommend the establishing of a
State lunatic asylum, capable of ACCOM-
modatiag 100 parients.-Nilss' Regr.
APPOINTMENT BY THE President,
By and with the consent Of The Senate
Henry Atkinson of North Carolina to be
Governor, and William g. Conway, of
Pennsylvania, to be Secretary, ofthe Ter
ritory of Iowa, from and after the Sd day
of july next.
The Friends Yearly Meeting held at
Newport last week, we learn was more
fully attended than at any previous meet
ing for many years. This meeting includes
the Friends living in Maine, Massachu-
sets, Rhode-Island and Conuecticut-and
constitutes large assemblage whea met
together.-B Press. -
How abolition is dying awayl Had
not the New Y ork Observer and the Yer
mont Chronicle better send special agent
to be sure that it is dead, dead, dead, and
buried too, beyond the possibility Of
resurrection! What relief! How JOY
| full! What Thanksgiving" would the
watchful and wise editors of those prints
: celebrate !-Frisnd Of Man.
, Locomotive Engines have been ordered
from the foundry Of Thomas Norris, Phil
adeIphia, for railroads ia Austria, Saxouy,
Germany, and Switzerland
INDIAN TREATIEs-The treaties con-
cluded last year with the Chippewa. Sioux,
and Winnebago Indians, and with the
tribes residing in the State of New York,
were r1ti6ed by the Senate on Monday
lasl.-Nues' Register. -..<..<
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-27
NOTICES..

Observation-Disclosures for this
"wednesday evening. ~
II Are>the measures pursued By Abolition
lists catcutated TO secure the u5otitinn of
sLnuery III the Dtstrirt of Cotumbia2
r. b. CHASE, Sec.
Inst. June,27 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-27

DROKE into the enclosure of the
ED subscriber, about the I0th of June,
a red, yearling STEER. He has star
in the forehead, and one white hind foot.
The owner can have said Steer by
proving psopefty paying charges, and
taking him away. :
Hubbardton, June 90, 1888. II ..-rs. .
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-27
MARRIED..

At Warren, VT, On the 18th inst, by BENJAMIN
Willard, Phelps Jones and Emily A. Allen.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

Trade has felt the nnaencs Of the new prospects @ se
Adsnce dplsyed BY dealers, although iro -
the season No very great amount q popev re auction
sales have been to fair amount the grocery ss's W
principally for cash. .sa h.,.~
CoTroN The sales OF the week sstim.ed -
Of these 1850 Upands II, princtpsmy 60 a. CO.
Mobile 81 q 81 750 Flordas Ut - lits sHs -
New Orleans "a II. -. 30. ;r.c,;x.
The dnag the three past days Pc. " hsss nv"
and prices dull The import Of the wee. = 1''AA ~
the stock 6rst hands reduced go oaes anc,u.nx
AT Charleston 17th the market which nso oes.
had sesd inlo decline mddng and low qus wne
the better sorts have maintained their prices ~
receipt Of the Liverpool goth April al augusta
a. lie M had been dull nearly all the large buyers
s.visc whdrawr Prices have receded cent receipts are
sill light The from Liverpool ths ssn Aprii having
been produced eusct sPon mar
Ieis Al Savannah 2Sd prices decined CT Tor middng
and ic Tor lower Therecept were asoat a s;ois
Comparative view of Cotton at the latest dates =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

BREADsTUFrS-No cnaage Whatever In these arnces no
boats having arrived -
RcE-T6ers material change in this market from
Isces AT Charleston 26. the sales of the week were
light amounting to about $50 ties at extremes of4 A.
continue TO be made OF this article at
former rates.
OI-The advance previously noticed has become the cur
for export Some sales have been made.
The demand this article has fallen on al
prices holders 70
sell.
AsHEs-r0ts continue be held S. but some few barrels
have been sold A. Pearls dull there has been none
received today.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02
Died

sst Benjamin. Jarvis Fowler in the 5oth year Of
his age.
Thursday, The sst ult after painful aes James Will
ham, only Epheaim d. and Christina e. Bcander aged
and 10 months.
On Thursday evening the 3st ultimo Mary Helen infant
Of David and Henrietta Hull aged 10 MONTHS and
IS days.
AT Hampstead barber, L. l., Wednesday, the 3Mn u
Mary Layton daughter Of the late Carrot Layton ageG
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02
BEWARE OF sWlNDLING!
New York Tea Company,


~ ssce the establishment OF the above nsmbr Of itne.
who larry work and have ksow
ledge whatever have taken themev TO initiate
possible The mode OF packing, forging imitation
Of store, &c &C.
respectfully requested, when going into said res
fifteen established In New Yofk wuain the
year. dive their haaa into the full chests Ypesed
and they will Ind about three inches OF tea 1.-THE chests
having false boems the few pounds oen literally baked
and double dried with the
The and OIL teas for the New Ysrk Tea Co
having parcels and coees reurscd on
other stores has induced him TO make this public exposure
from his knowledge and sce 10 the New York Tea
Company who have hitherto given the umest atsfaeoat
their patrons the public generally He must further
plain majority OF respectable radesmeD, with
money credit buy dsnseede 10 barrels sell sugs
nducement the ut 10 per cent le s. coffee
mixed with ground peas &c BIC for the purpose OF getting rid
their Yonsg lily other al or Is per lb, w.eh
bought wholesale IA 10 and the ho ders
glad get clear Of H. More OF ts system Of trade
This day. Saturday, June I'd will be offered for sale choice
Fresh Teas every escrplon. Also, specimen
Of the above alluded from pence per pound 10
shiIipgs. oanu
ga Greenwich street
Observe geldep Figures.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

On Thursday the 3ist ult by the Rev. Franc Hodgson,
Mr. George Weaver to Miss Mary Eliza Knapp both Of this
city.
On the 30th by the Rev. George Benedict, Mr. James
jackson Miss Eliza Louisa, daughter Of Edward Smith, all
of this city.
At Brooklyn, Thursday evening, the Sst ult BY
the Rev. Spencer, Edward A. Bden to Miss Cornelia M
Thsrae.
Saxton Of SHELTERED, Miss Susan T. Curling adopted
daughter Of Major Samuel Roseter Of Great Darlington
Mass. Fl. .sf ~ n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

ARIA TAEATR.-rHlsE EVENING, win be Der.

pAAM TAEAvn--Tn1s EVENING, win be per.
THE nUkCHIAcK-Mss,er walter. Mr. cl.rke-x.du..
Mr. Trsdericks-JuIas Mrs Crsner.
Re conclude with
ALADDiNAlsddn, Miss Cushna zobyAe, Mrs Ch.eleui
k-Abenzac. Mr. RichngA-KaErsck, Ar Fsher-0enivs Oh.
n Doors open al 63-performssses commence atTcleck
Boxessl-Ph 50 cents-0anery 25cenis
NATIONAL THEAThE-Lale Italian Opexs
- Hoase:-Mr wALLACK Lssee.-THIs EVENING
ROB ROY-Rob Roy. Mr. Henry wslIack-B.ie lNico Jar
VIE Mr. Johnson-Sir Frederick Vernes Mr. Matihews-D
ana vernsn, Mrs walack.
To conclude with
THE MANAGERs DAUGHTER-Miss Jane Margaret
Miss Davenpert-Hecor Esrsplitter, Mrs Davenport
Miss Eie Heath rboom. Miss Davenport-Fergus Both-
well, Mss Davenport-Pau, Miss Davenport
Doors open at 64-Perf0rmaacc begins II IT, Boxes u
Pit So cents Gallery Is cents.
4 THIS EVENING will be presented,
LORD NELSON'S SAILOR--Cauthleen, Mr. w Mason
Duke. Mr. w Seton
After which,
Two vrgma Songs, BY Mr. sandford.
ROB ROY-Rob Roy Mae Gregor, Mr.. WIN. Sefon-Douga..
Mr bnrvsgenHeen MacGregor Mrs Herring-Diana Yer
Boxes So cents-Pi IS cens-Private Boxes, five dollars
Cheeks transferable.
nLYMPICrrHEATRE f. Under the mana GENE nj of
- Mrs hAMBLIN, conducted the same plan of Mad
Vestris Olympic Theatre in Londsn-THIS EVENING Will
be performed
PIzARRo-Roil, Mr. McCuicheon-AIoszo, Mr.. Charles
Orazembo, MIR Manly-Evira, Mrs wison-Cora Mrs Ham,
bn-Boy, Miss Wray.
Fancy Dance, by Miss Jones'
To coRclude with
JABEZ CRAMTeN-Jabez, Mr. HaI-sanguine Mr. Taylor
-Sophy, Mrs Wright
RDeos open t7-Perfomanee to commence at half past
Boxes so ccnts-Pt 25 cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02
D MR.. BRISTOW.-Let all bad writers lock a
his advertisement
NIBL0,S GARDEN.

" The public respe cully informed that this estab-
hmen which during the undergone variety If
alterations improvem. nts and embellishments WILL
OPENED for the season Monday June 40, 1885, with
Grand CONCERT of Vocal Instrumental Music which
the celebrated talent will assist
The proprietor soctons that his efforts for the
ent The public should continuation the
with which he has hitherto been has the pleasure
have Seen made for The
celebrated performers both vocal and
mental and artists OF the highest celebrity in every
will form succession OF novelty throughout the
Full particulars with programme, &c in future advertise
Jest
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

~ THE enENlX, Ann street. near William street.
BRANCH OF THE SHADES.-The subscriber, proprietor
Of the Shades respectfully informs his friends the public
generay that the received since the opsnng
shades, aduced the above house with
view those who reside the side
the city, The house tted similarly and will be conduct
ed in all respects the same q the Shades.
je2y j. EVANS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

billiards lMPhOVEO.-Spring Steel India
- Rubber and cloth cushions with iron and wood frames
ABM BASSFORO respectfully invites the public examine
his late improvements Just ttiag of the Amer
eaa Museum most splendid bar with tn billiard tables
this Is for sale and reasonable
disposed Of by Thursday the TIL Jnne, the whole will
then be offered auction those who wish in this
sine will find this the very York. The
well established and respectable Saloon 2e Broadway the
largest In the world just put perfect air. Players and
both the above the Diorsmss Broadway from
No, III Ann street. my8l-ls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

THE REV. MR.. STOW. author IF a letter to Dr.
terisa residing at Monrose, Pa The letter
Dr. searsHDear sir,A few days after wrote to You in
December last giving Of MIRA Slows Illness and
sc
who, after thorough examination Of her case gave
ged sush sosacs that feared hs would uoese in
her attempts Her cough Increased the
new energy and vrusnce 10 her coughs and thus BY their
mutual reaction they were hurrying her fast TO the tomb
STEM and was assuaged last only by the very free admins
Of da ssf s medens ar
effects Her d,os and cough passed away together left
constantly gaining SINCE and able in some
to her domestic and with the exception
from dead-and while bound and prncipsly to
thank God for his mercy TO my family feel myself unlr OBJ
case You have laid family under The greatest obligations
.ns n Which Mrs. @
~ afflicted Yours with feelings OF esteem
DIR. SEARS costumes his Office at IL Ann street. and
would be happy render assist in his power
TONS oyspe psa angina pecos any disease Sc
vral cases in scy similar The above related can be
promnes, ps
pit s
more the left side and region Of the heart extend
Those subject toit sometimes awakened with
ocation difficulty in ard experience
cedng flight stairs These symptoms are not Constant
and the person often enjoys good health except during the
more frequent atteHded with peculiar and alarming
aons and often proving fatal when apparent good health is
enjoyed
Doctor Sears has had much experience In the
this disease and has been successful in which had
resisted all ordinary je2-lm~
UCTION NOTICE.-R H. TIMPSON will sell this
N day Saturday, at l0ocock, At the Auction Room
niure-An furniture, consisting part
sells and ingram carpets stair carpetng wardrobes
dew curtains and blinds sahe beds and pillows mahogany
dining and tables sofa bedseads dressing bureaus
hogany pillar and tables 800 cane seat chairs 800 paint
nd ctap If
mangler first article Also, billiard table complete
order Aso splendid tued mahy SOFAS do dvans. Also
so gallons Madeira wine 20 baskets Cham payne do Aso
assortment of ready made clothing consisting white banke
ovecoats, red and cambe coaks ladies and
do Boston wrappers black satin plaid pantaoons co
vests, coats, DC Sale positive to close concern Also
general assortment OF cot glass ware. j2lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02
GENTLEMEN's
CAST Off CLOT THIN
BOUGHT,

AND THE FULL VALUE GIVEN IN CASH, BY
II. LEV EFT,
428 Broadway.
wing there persons who make great puff In their
advertisements for cast off Clothing nc and many
give full value for same. L. will
gen emen who may have such articles by he
may for him, their receiving very utmost
value In CASH for every article.
N B-A line through the post Office other wise TO the
above address. will meet with due attention my1-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02
CAR ID.

" Mr.. HENRY JOHNSON begs TO present his most
grateful ack his friends for
Kind enquiries during his long and indsposeD
beag compelled return Scotland earlier Than
of his S National Theatre.
Others also must be reInqushed and ms Feu Best
Ing appointed for 1uesday june l2A he respectfully SELECTS
patronage Of the pubs general the For
the first time this the opera OF
GUY WANDERING
will be presented with the strength of the cxtaor
binary tasented Company Of this establishment The Of
Dande Dinmost alias Andrew 5acksoHbeirg otehmsn,
native OF Rexboroughshre and personally know. To Mr.
Johnson he will the character with the national ia
sc and according his late friends Sir Waiter Scsa oris
ginai iniextion.
Alter the Opera, the Trial Scene from THE MERCHANT
OF vENlCE-ShyIeck, by Mr.. III. JOHNSON, by particular
desire In imitation OF bis late friend the celebrated Mr. George
Frederick Cooke.
A variety oil iAverite Songs.
which be added interesting Melo Dramatic after.
piece Of the CHILDREN IN THE WOOD Walter by
Mr. H. johnson. performed by him. for several
NJ b. Tickets be had OF Mr. Henry johnson, ATS Houston
and the Office oil the THEATRE where places and Pr
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