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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-19

TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of an ndcntuc OF Trust from,
Edward F. Peoas aud Jane p lis wife to the snbcIibeIand
John Robertson be executed by either Of tho cstoes
and bearing 3oh OF January lc3 shall IN ofues
4, raise sum money due the estate OF James Rawlings decd
from the said Peticoa sale, on IHuRsp.Y the I'm day
OF Juy ncx O'Clock r. NJ by public auction, upon tho pre-
misses ready the conveyed ny Inc saa ehr
much be Tor the purposes OF 'ho
, Le ufoporiy sdessbed the said deed as follows: -Four
Ian. Of os! situated in the OF s"ey, near the cry oil
bood m. enrco, which four Lots OF GROUND se
and Designated Of the said town Sydney by the
nuners and S. eighty two, eIshy-thfee ang
the lois OF ground when were conveyed
&c bargain and sale OF date with this ndentue,
@ bs Rawlings and NJ G. his wife, 10 the SAID Ed
d and il property which the said Peticoci
now The title the shove property believed TO De un'
cxcep0aaOl shall however, convey my night only me ,ams
AZ trustee P. V. DANIEL
sale will be conducted by Me,rs Dunlop Monenre
Inn, 10 l2-tis
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Dear sir-Your favor Of 29h May t duly received REQUEST
IN, N, 70 inform YOU how the Piano Forte which sold
mo In answer deem multiply words-suhee
n sav am pleased with the instrument az regards sweet
ns.. of ona &C. Think hend one that o1celled.
Nv daughter thinks superior any she played on
' Yours, worry Respectfully, ,,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-19
q Hunn,I irinlIinn IN !

The Convention adjourned from the Capitol TO Ba'
cons Spring--where 2 sumptuous dinner was given by
the Richmond Delegation 10 their Colleagues Of the Con
ventinn Several Of the citizens of Richmond also and
some distinguished strangers present. Mr. Nathan
el DENLY presided-assis,ed by MIR Bentley The wine
fnwed-lhe wit sparkled-he jest went T"und-Varinus
excellent toasls given unison with the objects ut
the Convention-Some gentlemen called out 10 ad.
dress the Company among whom Nessrs Sou,hgae
Of Norfok Mallory (ofthe II. of r Venableof Clarks'
vlle-The scene enlivcned by the s,rnins of music
from the best Band Of the city. The whole went of
admirably The finest spirit prevailed And when the
next Convention, meels "muy we ba there not only
"o sce-but 10 hear and to participate The good spl.
ri which is expected inspire all lis proceedings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-19

gN ASfIINGTON CITY LIME have in just received
dni Of the above mc most superior article for whe
washing pa.erng purposes and weighs 81 lbs b
than the Eastern lime.
Also, Is, 900 toet inch susluehauna Cuttings.
June 10 fI2-9t1 Corner 18th and Cayst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-19
NEW RAILROAD LINE

v,oITIyC CIO1SThe subscribers have Just fcccWed from
Il a,s,Im full and Of the genuine An
Choir Boiling Cloths. VAN LEW s,;i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-19

John Ti,ch represented be about D or "a oage feet
ar nche, h.h und blackwus raised
in the ucici3orhood Of Funkstown, Maryland. -
June 10 i~-"f"
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ROBERT Y. OVERLY.

To Mr. T.. P. Nash. , -
,, Tho Piano sold him BY time since has given tho
""t W" i ~ = E. p. NASH,
e'oa''' 49, g. u. ,,,, nj soiqrt U1rcester DuRhdmS
Piano F6res Petersburg, "a,
Who bs. jus, received fresh supply Of lns.runen'd and has
now hns OF len Y" HN"o' i2-%aw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-19

The reply OF Mr. Mallory tof Bunswck) TO Dr.. seo,-,o
the Communication Of the Citizens OF Goochaad-eso
posi- pupud ,;ll Friday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-19

MELIA ACADEMYThe summer session OF this Institution
~ 2Oh Of July and end 2vth OF December
Terms per srssi of months sou
Board 90
Tuition in Ant. Languages, Sciences &C. 25
Onc Modern Language IO(eIds)
Two 10
Al charges be paid advance aud no deduction made late
absence from except sickness Pupils by
the Lynchburg obtain Owens Tavern
miles Niswam Direct (Pos paid Macon r. o. Powh.-
w d. H.
10 l2-"5~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-19

,,s6s from tho subscriber, living near
~V nIlsbooush Chesterfield county, the 10Th OF APl
men JOE and BILLY. Joe 40 yoars DID, about
5fec, inches high and md~i mark oeoieced bNy
i IS wears old inches high, and stout made Also has lost
an rn, tooth AMI upper teeth wide apart Tho
both is black but that OF Billy rather the ogh
c will give n reward OF ~ dollars for tho Appreciation and
delivery negroes II secured IN any quo! 50 he
81 o~bn,an Innc 10 Tla-wIwl GusTAVCS DEPP.
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William d. .NarY College

Wuiiam 4. May College.
THE Annual Examination OF the student, OF William mary
Couc Saturday, the 23d Of Juae, and ter.
nsts Tuesday 80 Of July On the 18th fully the usual
exercises will place in tho church, and degrees will DO con-
frcd Parents the public generally respect
fully invited 10 attend. - hobl. saoHpehs,
lin. "a 1881 Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-19

OUISA RAILROAD-Upon the application OF number OF
e together less than 300 shares hereby
direct the stockholders OF the LOUISA Rail-
Company be held at Louisa Courthouse on INC Ivh
Jnne 70 ilaEw4tI FRED. HARRIS Prest
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-07-04

profit were filed with men to whom the young could
look % Tor instruction and imitation and the old for
rivalry and emulation but now, pampered proalgacy
and base subserviency alone exhibited aud IN the
language of Grsy's plaintve elegy,
Freeze the genial current OF the soul"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-07-04
$2,4s9,O2o II
10000 90
$2,639,Q2O 70
100000 90
From this deduct for supposed errors,
$4,000 y

Thus, while there is due from defaulling banks
which will likely be lost s759, 729 As there is due
from collectors of the customs, and Receivers from
sales OF public lands 81 l39 020 - Buthis is not all
BY referring TO the Executive documents Of 1861
Nos. "a 81 81, and A. there will be found list OF
balances due from disbursing agents Of the Army,
Navy, and others of about S3000,000, and in the
Post Office department at least $3.50 600.
The balance Of $3.50 29 IS, is all tina, is due from
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-07-04

MdkIHS, "- N
To this amount may be added per re-
cent defalcalions not embraced in
that report at least
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-07-04

Now due, Ss759, 729 As
The collectors of the customs are ia, and receiv-
ers of public lands g. and these classes alone are
in default according 10 the report Of the Secretary
of the Treasury of the nth of January last, fol-
lows
Receivers on sales Of Public Lands, 81 05l AL GO
Collectors of Customs, ,i37, 579 90
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

A SINGULAR CASE FOR MEDICAL MEN-On the
morning Of the Fourth, while the salute firing on
the battery two young were bathing in the rear OF
Castle Garden. The diving into the water
just the when ofthe guns discharged.
1t observed that they remained under water
usual length Of time; but they at length up, and
appeared the bystanders in strange and unusual
manner They rescued and taken from the water,
and what horrd relate, both utterly bere Of
reason. They were conducted to their homes, where
Of them remained till Friday in state of insanity,
at which time there signs Of returning reason
The other is still maniac, and has been the
Asylum at Bellevue.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

lFroa eur Evening Edition.l
The Birth Of LOvc.

love thee sot-and yet Il even
when kneeling ~ the shrine sfpray'r-
When Rise my prisons 10 heaven
Wlal dost Thy ims &c even there
Forms gather round me far more bright,
Asd eyes beam with softer light,
And praise Is laid upon my shrine
Vet lis unpraised- II 10 not lhine
II is not iove-beforc yon altar
strive TO teach my heart 10 pray,
hut IN my lips thy name will lalter--
cannot drive Thy form away!
II Is not love-yet others bring
The sweet and lovely buds OF spring
But valHeless they e'er must be,
Because they ara Lot sought by thee
l love thee not-yet why when lonely
Doth memory In my bosom burn
Thy nem'ry-'tis thy Image emily
TO which my though hts end wishes turn
Iknow II rs not l0ve-and yet
WHY can net thy smile torget'
Thy names tclismln-a spell,
The strength Of which may not tell!
love thee not-yet when declinsth
The weary day, and night comes on
When soft and bright The pale moon shineth-
And busy feet with day are gonel
sic and watch each passer by
And hear thy footstep with sIgh;
IL is not love- do net know
The warmth with which such {. elings fow /!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

GROWTH OF ABoLITIoYIsM IN THE SLAVE STATES.
The Hon. James T. Morehead, late acting Governor
Of Kentucky, speaking against the bill submitted and
passed the last session of the Legislature Of that
state for calling convention to alter the Constitution
says-"It is well known, Mr. Speaker, that there is
large respectable and intelligent party in Kentucky who
will exert every nerve, and spare efforts. dislodge
the subsistng rights slave population, alter in
manner and extent least, the tenure by
which that species Of property is held
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

skkxk 6issxsss oonoSsiHH 81 eiE 81 ie, -lis.
:. i.s.sas.s and perfect .? ,hsir eosps,c oss
(which may be had wished or n,,ed IN the lid Il
the and
pete whatever 10 make second person
WIN ns ss however sSe author sy
b. consulted conRdenay by posi- or ctherwse and the me
al, woud be scarcely possible the sa,sfaces this
Oosa ssras AZ who ,re n w y ., ss.S
phycan ofmany and one also who hon
coee 70 IN Amerca as Dr. Mot, q York
and Dr. Physck of PhadelpIas directions arc followed
this little volume not only different kinds ef
described with Planne but The cure OF those other and
bits Of Ie age NC given with cIearness, that
those whose health and spirits are amss, broken down Tor
To every must be evident that nothing be
e are ay II
those varying circumstances Indeed II to those chiefly,
mos,h and should ha, il is not only
the omnd ana great incurred by these de-
noning than structure the consequence
serious nsg Tia, possibly happen and WHICH makes
frequently exists where neither the paes the
ease which much ignorance knavery rrsxsed
advertising There are those for instance, who
pills. bottle Of drops, when surgeon knows that all
the physic In The world would never cure sclurs For
make the OF structures PLAIN easy and in this
he succeeded most completely Many have consulted him
structures who perfectly asoRshed the and
quckness with which they cured having for years tried
every ether Indeed the AUTHORS
ofratmen nothing safe and easy than the Of
structures.
The remaining chapters Of this little
ee Of venerea disease properly called ia which every
symptom from its very first beginning down its most
glecttd form stalled with the ceaness In all their
stages the treatment will be be exceedingly and
eecua that with the assisa Of the little chest
undertake his with perfect safety In these chap
aso will be found facts detailed upon the effect Of
old tants children. Many Who about
ry being married have amies will find deeply in
teresng ex pa ations this subject.
Price Of Ches, and Book complete $780, The Bock
alone, Sl00.
Jefferson consultation addressed TO the author.
a20-Sm DIR. RALPH. SO Courliandt ST. New York.
~ HUNTERS RED DRoP-Ofiice Division st-Now
well knewn for the many and extra ordinary
IL has performed VI without diet or hindraDce fTom
business and chance being detected when all other
needles have ed For particular OF this medicine
No. Divisions No o,her place in the city, je2e lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10
oh, L could love him.

OF could love him with womans love,
Worship the light that kinalss II, his eve,
Not with The passion colder hearts approve,
But with love that was not born TO die
Like some rich pearl in oceans cavern sleeping,
Deep In my breast his Image long hath lain;
Oh, may the treasure love delights in keeping,
Be ever mine, or else live in vain
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10
EvIsor,s HUnTER,s RED DRop-Th,

I EvIsON'S HUNTERS RED DROP-Thh
IL peocine the only absolute specific that has been
discovered for the 81 the dangerous diseases
company the Of which has been known, when
seated the system down from generation genera
ton. DEFY the skill OF the ~iaent physicians This
medicine y cwed by esey acquainted with ~ iobe tbs
certain safe, and pedous mode OF kpown
II vesugc Of the posen the system In
few days, matter how old the and awns be
with tho create safety under ercunstances by beth
II dehes discovery from the intimate friend, there
restrictions whatever laid the patient Such great
has performed that respectable ply
scans are NV using u IN Their practice. Every phal will
have the writes signature Of DR. II. Lcvion, OF whom
be Obtained privately at all tines
Price III per pbia. iee-imN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

HOUCK,s PANACEA-Prepa solely from vegs.
table matter by Jacob Heuck, Raltmorewhich be-
aksn with perfect safety by all and In all Diseases m
petite Indigestion, the stomach, Heart Burn
Dauhcs, Dysentery or Fux Plies Fsua Ohstruetcd Men
sruate- and Fever Rious Rrmittrpt Fever, Ty
plus Fever Scarlet Fever Small Pox Eryspdss ov " AZ
thonys Fire. Asthma FleBrisy Measles yellow Fever Cos
tveness wrd the stomach Bowels Cholera Aorsu
Consumption Innaenrs Colds, Coughs nasmmaory Sore
Throat, Qussey who~ping Cough, Thrush OF Sort
mouth Putrd SER Throst GROUP, determination ofthe Heart
Dropsy RicKes Diseases efhe Liver Jsundiee Difficulty Of
mska Urine, elect Mysteries, Nervous snd scroulous A.
fectans Of the Members and Bgaer Mercusi and None
real Diseases Ulcers sere Aztec Of the skis and al dis
arising from impure Blood Price bottle 81 So
Sold by BUsHA HiLLfEk
Wholesale Druggists
Ard Dealers n drugs mrdieises paints oils dye woods win
ao glass las Greenwich New York allen, by
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

~ Rathbun the forger, has been acquitted. So
much for him. When forge hereafter by all means
let them do it on the big figure.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

UJ' The coronation of Queen Victoria celebrated
in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick with great rejoc-
ing. At Halifax. the government houses, and public
and private buildings spendidy illuminated The
celebration took place The 2sh-he supposed day o
the coronation
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

UJeThe Hon. John Fairfield has accepted the locofo.
co nomination for Governor in Maine. We shall see
whether he will resign his in the present Congress
before the election.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

pA Wing Alderman was elected in the first Ward
in New Orleans the 9th inst by majority of IT,
This may be down indicative fthe result Of the
State election which took place this week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10
PUBLISHED DAILY nv
N - q % n ID o N n n E TY

$4,000 - NO. III ANN STREET.
rIhhMs " ADVERFIslN0-The extensive cireulatos
~ .ne nshLp both IN town and coartry, make superior
-, ros TWELVE LrrEs, ON Less.
dy 5000 days, 81 rs days, 81 " 10 days. ~ o.
s.. i@Is :: is .. s% e.. i@
FOR Right LINES, LKss-
z weeks, ~ s. months, -
month, 90 months, 10 -
III All advertisements be Paid before their insertios
Advertisements inserted In the WEEKLY HERALs. ~ " -
per square evesy Insertion
nosrira HssALp-isueaev every morning except s..ssyl
rries two cents copy. Country subscribers furnished .
the rate, specific period, remittance IN -
vasce No paper sent, unless paid In savssce.
Everfra HwsALD-ssued every afternoon ~ One vsseck
Price, tive cents copy Country supscrbcss Furnished n
the same rse-cssh Ia advance.
elochFricc "a per copy Furnished "a s-bsc
hers al - AMMAN, Tn advsnsc.
corprrorpswrssr rroue srd TO saor~ss t~lr essr~v
~rses 1evdca Be~ns Proprs and esov ssd sMlesrs
enbu9mc1 mnN b paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

10 The thermometer, in New Orleans on the 2stl
alt stood lo3 degrees in the shade.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

TOR DYING y HE AIR. from Grey or led n n
II beautiful Black or Brown-MAHOMMEDS TURKISH
DYE universally admitted 10 be the best article seat
before the public II Is billy superedpg every other rrr
ration for the purpose which mostly composed OF aecer
materials asa must eventually give way entirely " the
Turkish Dye desperation u almost cal being sup,ed
the head at going bedon rising in ne mer-
ming the TRANSFORMATION complete. The skin nsaatme
fcrs no change either from discolorment
OF other cause Us use be attended with or N
consequences whatever. Sold wholesale and retsfk by
II. G. HART. It's Brosh way,
1iy carner Of Ceurandts q.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10
CRATE APRONS.


LADIES wonderfully. myll-lmu
iVI though the public Ia New York has been literally
inundated with ccr aidavits, and letters proving The
extraordinary and falling success of COHEN'S EN-
BRUCATION. in Of fsne uma prains. lumbago &C
city, who have read various testimonials
published in the Sunday Morning News and other
occasionally exhibit additional evidences Of the eminent
worth OF this valuable of all medical preparations IL
Dr. Cohen since the former atoms could be
but the following c itself strsng explicit AVID direct
thai fail Of satisfying ALL q there
be who doubt the astonishing properties of this
celebrate Lotion.
BRaoKLyN, May H. 1874.
Doctor NJ B. Cohen:-Sr-Convincea that it is duty
he public, well To yourself individually,
o the great benefits have
ceved The your Rheumatic Lnem-ni, hasen
do first opportunity that iise Very few
persons have suffered from Rheam tism Than
did short time siace when by the advice of friend TO
whom the celebrity of your fmbr cation known
cured bottle, and shortly afterwards relieved from
oriures and restores perfect health At the time If
first sending bad been crippled with rheumatism sr
nearly two moths, four or Eve weeSs OF which could not
walk without cruches and fact usiRg them when be-
apply the Lotion Thanks its good properties and
10 inventive genius entirely csred before used
bottle havlng Of yet lsL and have had return
OF the malay since cannot hesitate nader circumstances
pspa3e give your alton the
Recommendation that capable Of the especially IL
by doing prevail Of fellow chizens here
els, where, who be suffering from Rheumatism, 10
give IL lrisL
Proprietor Of Second Ward Hotel OF York and Pearl
streets BROOKLYN.
NOTICE-The genuine Embrocaon bears the signature
York residence No. 2lo Hudson ST. Geo. Pezchsrs
2i Futon and the Bookstore of Mr. Thomas J.
Crowsn No SIT Broadway II is ase sold Mr.. MIycrs'
Bookstore 81 Fultnn st. Brooklyn
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nH. JOHNSON iseossuI,ea esnheest.ay A. hisoa's.

nR. JOHNSON IL cossnlied csnhdeatsny Al hisoase
~ NO n Duane between Chatham and William ss
the following diseases, vzs-Gororrnrs $500 Chancrts,
Stcurs armpn weakness and IN ruraereus diseases ars
isr from poison improper restmer Dr. Johnson
engsgesto asy reces Affections TIVE or three days
and the proportiouatr time, without
ofsny facilitating sjudlcous medsine, OF
top busness Persons e~rustlng ~ Or Jshn
seu,s c.rp may desc The ceraisy ofsucce
the most scrofnons sarss liberated hers
nc speedily healed srsaKers would dc web w rvpg Or
Icn~pr can preventative ~ made ages~
sreg@rg dseases wh'eh has never fab
Cd wLe. used withr ser exposure Let
ers posi paid e~co~re have the necessary
a,sine ,nd air~rsiors ter tense forwarded.
Attendance ron g. A. NJ TO al sight DR.. Jehnssn hes
Moved from IS Chawbersstrset Ie. 22lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

From the ~. Orleans Flcayuue OF April n
nISEAsh.-Atth the earnest request OF Mr. L. n. j,
- o. the Parish fAseensen, La we give publicity 70 the
Messrs Editors conceiylng duty which owe to my
eew men, well Mr.. Ls.s, agent for Hurters Red
BEEN and w
tain deasrand after having tried various plions In
by taking this Invaluable medicine avery short tme-and
would sincerely recommend all who may be suffering In
a similar manner. kespecually,kc.
jcl0 I'm l.. III. =
A CARD-JAMEs A. E. BAMoUREUx, No ST.
N broadway having entered into arrange with
which he win receive supplies OF water be dis
posed Of 70 the pusc on daueht similar TO soda wssr For
further testimony OF Its virtues and projections, the following
certihcses referred es-
drug Of James bAmoueux ST. Broadway The water
dawn tom and appears to possess all the pro-
'''''' ''' "'''' : ~ fIsssk Ts,emr; ND;
Nicols II. 3 pEerNe, ND.
New York, June 10, isSs.
Dear sir-Your apparatus for distributing The ws.em o.
Saratoga, which you seep draugh, cannot fs 70 sns
ronsvs To have The verabe waters q Spring At
81 Broadway and 10 great perfection a. taseh y ~
public %sy be assured ina, ersugh, ouo,aa i
precisely such would be AZ the % nross
90 simple 70 @sceIye, and perfscy only
!: s e s s %'Si
irom The sprrg and ccelss Nth zee fo
trouble and de-" expense 10 innocent and healthy
wafer j. n. MANLEy,
Resident Physician.
To Jsme.BAmourers. ST. broadway.
Nsw varI juoe Isl isssL
tn. Subscriber begs the public hat the nsde he
ssp,sd q sonysyss ,as wasr from the sprias'
JAMES LAMoUREUx,
i~2e~co6t 81 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

MANS PILLs.-A speedy cur certain dell.
cate diseases When taken together Detergent NULL.
nsrand the Pills as strengthened 81 he diseased organs
These articles ersslly that thing
whish SAID In short Advertisement would add
their great reputation Their popularity may be judged Of
sod New York, PHILADELPHIA boston and ashngtos dur
Ing the last Tnose thAtdesre by the
Of these med be entirely cured without the fer Il
exposure
Sold wholesale and retail sy Onion, III Bowery cord
Of Grant, Of Hcnry and Pike and al Grand
Harris OF Broadway and Chambers ST. and
Hudson and North Moore and WIN. y. Hohnans e5
Broadway 50 per boe ard box with iull
q. I'm
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A OAnD-INPoRTANT 10 THE BEAU MONDE

r OaT-On the evening Of fhe 9Th inst. In or the
wsShsgsrr Parade IN Eys 6iss. s~t " gold With two
e,.xses a. open @p~ssnces Tse ader will be hrrsy
vsrd~r by leaving ~ No. 81 Barrow o. corner sfFoarh
jy1A~