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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-04
Brighton Market--Monday Dec. 81. 1899,

~''>."J CSCs ois 1888.
lRep"risd for the Daily Advertiser s. Palriot.l
AZ market Sso Beef Cattle. (inrlndng 100 nnsold
last week. 100 Stores. 1000 Sheep, and 200 swine -
Al the Swine were reported last week. About Ieo
Beef Cattle unsnld
PRlCEs-Beef CatHe-Last weeks prices for
most IT the qualities were not snpported. I've uuo,e
first quality " 25 u $50; second quality co a 90:
third qnnli, 20 ~ 80.
Sheep-Dnil. We notice the sale of lots AZ 2 70
10. SO, 3 90, 8 % and SO 80. W.
e'o,ne-,No lots we're sold TO pedde, aud there ap-
peared to be no demand for lots. few were reaied
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-04
ut f3irge, RyocEen s, CATS.

eEt fssrge, Kr0cEeH s. Cots.
TIME American First Glass Book, Poter's
n Rhetorical Reader, Abbots Abercronibie,
Connie on Health and Mental Education,
Tract Of American Unitarian Association, No.
1888; The Worship Of the Father, a service OF
Gratitude and Joy, BY DR.. Charming.
Jan, 4, 1889 ia
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-04

Death from Fear.--A young man at Buf.
falo, in last stage Of consumption, during the
recent destructive fire. was so horriied by
the noise OF the roaring flames, through the
wall ofthe house in which he lay, that he
died from pure terror
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-04
MARRIED..

10 Guford, by Porter Chaplin, Eco. Mr. Stephen
Cogrose Of Goford. TO Miss isiyonia Slate of Der
natdstun, Mus.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-04
January 4, 1880,
The Mercantile business.
Valuable schooI Hooks.

TENHE "Franklin Series" is now well known.
n and extensively used. tits believed these
books will receive the approval Of all who will
canddy examine them. The Series consists
of the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-04
INDIAN PURGATIyE PILLS

INDIAN PURGATIyE rrLrs.
or UNIVERSAL MEDICINE er the No.i.
American College of Health. PrinciI al Oalcs
IN the New England States for The sale Of tina
above valuable Pills, No. 1893 fremont stree,
Boston.
FOR particulars Of the extraordinary rtscae,t
oil the Indian Purgaiive Pills, see an advertise
ment in another parof this paper.
AGENTS.
BiReE, BRACKET & Co., Brattleboro. VI.
General AGENTS for Windham County.
Nathaniel Cheney, Jr West Townslcnd.
Peyton Chandler, Putney. ~
wentworth, Bingham s. Co.. Bellows FslI..
Austin Birchard, Fayette,ils'
Henry Goodnow, Whitinp ham
Waters 'Gillet, Rpudsb5rnE
Rufus X Henry, Halifax.
j. e. j. Newell, Wardsho,o
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-04

Capture ofa Siaver.-The ship Maria
ganset arrived at New Orleans, spoke on
the 9th inst on the banks, a Spanish brig
Of war, which reported that she had captur-
ed and carried into Nassau. N. r.. a Potu.
guese SLAYER, (pnder American colors) with
900 slaves on board Y
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-04
FROM HARRISBURG.

The Hon. jacob Cassrit, Senator from the
Adams. Cumberland and franklin district.
was found dead in his bed on Wednesday
morning. He retired at night in good
health and spirits
Mr. Wagner. Senator from PHILADELPHIA
county. sent III his resignation ON Wednesday.
From Inc Harrisburg Telesraph-Exfra.
Mon RuLE,-Mr james Smith, from the
county Of Philadelphia is now living at vii.
sons Hotel. dangerously i'll from the effects
oil an assault and battery committed upon
him by n gang Of bullies and blackguards
that are now quurterel here as witnesses on
the part of Mr. Brown OF the county, for a
seat in the Senate
Mr. Smith was a member OF the House OF
Representatives from the county Of Phia-
drlpha. las, year, and was suhpenaed here
as a witness in the contested election, hy Mr.
Hanna. II is said that he possesses impor.
taHt Information relative TO the frauds that
we're committed; aud as soon as il was
known on Monday evening thn, he had ar.
rived, gang oil The DULLES that were fore
most in mobing ont the Senate and House
oil Representatives. started in pursuit. and
found with him a brother Of his in an oyster
cellar under the public house kept by Mr.
Chase. ut the corner Of Walnut and Third
streets. where they rushed 10 and knocking
down MIR James Smith kicked him, inmped
upon him and beat him until they lrlt him
for dead. His brother happened 10 make his
escape from them unobsrrved, and rallied
hell TO rescue him, but before they arrived,
he was welirring in his blood, aud the us.
snsslns had fed He was removed TO Mr.
Wilson's in state Of insensiLilily. and Dr..
Rutherford called TO hsaid and his life is
still despaired of
Negro fnsRrreetion We copy the fol.
lowing from the Nashville Bunner oil
Saturday. the 9Th inst The Franklin Rec.
ord. received last night. contains long ac-
count OF a concerted plot, entered into by a
large number OF negrors of Williamson
and Rutherford counties. TO murder all The
whites they could on a certain day and
take possession OF tho counties, elect officers
TO suit themselves. etc etc. One OF the hlac L
Iascals, preacher, the property OF Mr.. WIN
l. King. Of Williamson passed by the TITLE
OF General But he had ii rival in the per.
son OF another rascal in Ruthford who has
been electionrering for sheriff OF the county,
when the whites should have been ex,ermi.
mated.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-04
Ladies' School.

YTyHE second term Of Miss KiNBALL's
A. Young Ladies School, wilt comiuepce on
MONDAY, January 7lh. Terms as usual.
Brat,leboro, e.. Village, Dec. 25. IL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-04
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Guillord. VI
January LIST, 1899.
Bennett George Hurd Parmenus
Clark Lydia l.. Pratt Chester
ENlngwood Hannah Pratt Ephraim
Forrest Alma Stebbins Ahner
rfizele John Wells Isanc
Grout Joseph 8 e. FIELD. p. M.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-04
From The Indiana Democrat, Dec. ).

RoBnERy OF THE MAIL.-The trial OF
Gen. WIN. G. Keen, late Postmaster nj
Printers Retreat Switzerland county. In
diana, on churge Of embezzling and secrc.
ing a letter directed 10 his Post. Office. and
stealing the contents, came on for trial n,
'he United States Circuit Coun last week.
Inc jury, AFTER short consolation, return
ca verdict OF guilty. The counsel for
me defendant moved the court for a new
trial, which, after argument, was con.
tlnued over until the next Term Of his
Court, under Amusement. The prisoner in
the mean time was committed to the cuslo.
dy Of the Marshal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-04

.GRoCERIES Of every description and
quality now in Store and for Sale al low
P'"'s' 81 o. q %. Dec, 81,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-04

Execution Of Mr. WoodrnG-The Mon
treal Herald OF the 24lh inst. contains The
following intelligence
Martha Woodruff. one OF the American
brigands taken at Windmill Point, was
hanged at Kingston on Wednesday morn
ing last. lie was native of Saina, Onon-
dnga County, N. Y. and held the situations
Of Militia Colonel and Deputy Sheriff. He
died Catholic, to which religious persua-
ton he was recently converted Warrants
Tor the execution OF Sylvanus Swete aud Jo-
el Peeler, two other Of the brigands, had
been received by the Sheriff of the district,
and they were 10 be hanged this morning
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-04
From The Kingstoh (U CT Spectator
EXECUTION OF PATRIOTS

The Polish officer Won Schoultz, was ex.
ecnied on Saturday last near Fort Henry
HE said he was ready 10 meet DEATH but he
did not like the mode OF execution. MANY
oil his fdnily had combaitrd against tyranny
and BLEED upon the field of battle in favor oil
the liberties OF Poland and other parts OF Eu.
rope. He complained OF being deceived in
the cause OF the Patriots, as things were diE
ierent to what had been represented TO him
A iter the action nj the Mill his party was
blockaded by land and water, by u large
force, u boat was sent from the Americans to
bring away The officers but Won SchouIiz
would not leave the men behind. When
the body was taken down il was placed in q
cart, brought to the Court House, uncover
ed, and put in:o deal coffin uns,ained
without removing his clothes again put in
to Il cart. attended by the Priest, some sold
iers aud Mr. Russell the Gaoler.
Dorephus Abbey the Colonel. and Dan
lel George the Paymaster, taken near Pres
colt, were hung on "Wednesday at the new
diop. back Of the Gaol, Very few persons
besides the military, attended the execution
II was thought the execution would be neal
the Fort, which perhaps was the reason So
few persons attended We are informed
they evinced great iorlilude as y proof they
were standing on the platform with the great
est iirmness. with the caps over their faces
until the Sheriff read both warrants, which
were long, They were much affected BY
the cold, and one Of them placed his hands
in his pockets. Many observed il was i'm
properlo expose then, TO the cold during hi,
ceremony, and thus TO interrupt their last
thoughts.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-04
just arrived from Paris
I a Fresh supply Of L'Medecine Curative
FILLS, or Vegetable Univcr-
sal Medicine Of Paris,

MADE BY On. Leroy, AT MS ESTABLISHMENT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-04
a WATURAr R.nyszwny.

Applicable to our constitutions, and comuet,s
to cure every durable disease, may 6e
found in the sas4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-04

A New Nose-We learn from the Bos-
ton Medical and Surgical Journal that DIR. J..
M Warren Of this city, has again tried his
hand at manufacturing nose from the in.
aeguments ofthe forehead with great success.
.-Ihe patient was a young lady. residing
IN Maine, who through the ignorance of a
quack doctor, in trying TO demolsh n PIN
pie completely stripped her face oftha; orna
mental excrescence termed a proboss. Her
vissage being thus rendered unseemly, and
disgusting, she applied to DIR. Warren for
assistance. She bore the rhinopastc oper-
alton without hinching, which was perform
ed on the 9th uiimo. Every thing has
worked kindly, the new nose knit by the
first intention, and the nosIrils and wings
nre well turned, and promise to go on i'm.
proving in appearance. She is now in a
fair way of being soon in condition TO be-
returned 10 her friends. Boston Journal.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-28

DOLBEAR's Science Of Pcrmanship received, and
IL for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chatrcs street, New Orleans, l89 B'"adway
New York, Danphine st., Mobile. ,,...
is particularly designed for private leurers ana
schools, and is calculated for persons Of all ages
Ladies' and gentlemen are invited to call and exa'"e
the system for themselves.
Lessons are given nj such houses as may s"'t tl,e
convenience Of all, and classes formed ia any part
Of the city.
sdences. .
| Pers,ms paying e lrse Of lessons are desreo
~ 3TSK BROTHER,
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THE FLORIDA LINE


h r~0A From Mobile 10 Augusta, &c.
E4@gHz5a~ leave. Mobile every day a, three
O'Clock. m per S mail boat
for Halls Landing, above Blakely,-thence tour
most coaches to Pensacc:a-thenco BOATS 10
Lagrange, where thsland route ia tes"med-'nehce
wa Mariana and Brownsville, Fla. Banbidee.
P,nder,own, Haw!.nsville. Soundersville T. Louis.
vile TO Aus us,a, Ga, connecting regularly with
he mil road cars 10 Charleston, and the s!eaW
pack Ell. 70 Now York, Norfolk, Philadelphia, etc;
TIE stem, boats nre the hest Tor the serV,ce ana
the navigation presents more advanta ges thah can
he found upon any steambont route IN the SOUTH
ern region.
The great improvements in the route have been
produced by the construction OF fifty miles OF new
road, by tho proprietors. viz from lIhGrange on
LAFAYETTE BAYOU, m arm OF Santa Kosa Day, II"
Bryanrs Ferry, on the Chattnhoochre river, ten
lies abnvc the C"wt"rd, Or Ia above Cedar Bluli,
whereby the navigation OF the river, aud the con-
I srauen de,cntiuns, and more recently The lnc"n
| venienl crossing ut the Cowtnrd, nre entirely
i avoided, aud fine road from Mariana direct
to Banbridgc, instead OF the roundabout road via
Chat ahooc,-e lessening tho distance about tnrtl
miles, and Hriasi"g the fac't'c' more thar
| once dvv
| Alur, .,anch line of two horse stages ever,
,.he, day f,"u, H,w kinsvilIr, via Perry t" Mncon
Ga connecting with the limo to Savannah ant
| Darien, Geo.
A mail s,eamhon, rlics regularly between
| BainhruEc una Apntachl'o'a' iidsf''t' - ".S","
10 rench any point on Chat'ahoochec or ApaInch
cola, ca take strolr boat al Brownsvl''e.
! Mobile to Pensacola II and Rou'c-Durng til
time occupied by the repairs III BOATS, Inc prophe
tors of the F!urIu line will run line at fnu
horse pos, coaches every other day between Mo
bile aud Pensacola.
/ Pussru myers will leave Mobile at O'Clock p III
in the mail boat, md proceed 10 Halls Land
ing, where tour horse coach will tS IN waiting I
convey them to the excellent house of Mr.. Charlie
Hall, "a mile distant, where they Will IN
pleasant accomm odat lions for the night-leavln
next morning, they will arrive in Pensacola earl
in The evening, thus avoiding the discomfort I
night travelling.
Office Ut the Mansion House, Mobile, and c."
Inns Ho,eI, Pensacola, where seats mus. be sect
red. STOCK ION & 70. my
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P,nu0 Erie Tl,irilrfI0n.

William Smith tenders his services t" the cl''
zpns of New Orleans as II teacher OF the pan"
fore. Mr. S having been employed several years
teacher Of music in private tnm!l'es in SION
and lsn several OF the fnnaIe erninarics in is
vicn,,,, cannot but hope 10 ncri, their confidence.
He IN permitted refer to Rev Or Cl.pp, Mess .
Steisnn l. Avery, Henderson T. Galres.
Far terms. &c please apply Il, the book store OF
Alexander r,we 40 Camps, OCT
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NINA GI.ASo " f \t l'illlN " Ai;r. : IU[

ClIIN y Gl.A,o y. T. \E THEN Ai;r; TORE
&c Chnrr"s street, Nav Orleans.
VIZ VI. SERGEANT & Co. importers Of French
w nni Engl,sh China and Farther ware are
nrr nl,nn. new ald rich patterns Of hr.ak fas,
timing and ten services, '"i'e, sets, pilchcrs tea
and coffee cups. :rnp"'s, sugars, creams, h"wlcs,
plates. dishes, 'nrccns, wash basin. an. ewers,
tnri baths. etc. ",c.
R'ch md plain Frcnc, and ~, rcsn glass.
Municipalities, champaignes, i-monade>, lelties,
carc,, Wines, cordial>, centr" huwles, docanlcrs.
b!eIs, pre-erv" Shes &c RES, pitchers, lamps,
lamp shade aud glasses. canule shades. salt Gel
.eTs, etc.
Silver plated, hrnnzcd and bri,a MIA wnres-cn.u
tors, liqn'r stands, cake huske's. cnnd!.sicks,
hranchrs ons,ladI's, coffee and trapols sugars,
crenms. lamps iapasned trays, astral stands, and
hargn. lamps, fine cutlery, German silver spoons
and forks, together with great variety If .rIiclts
for funny USE. Merchants, pian,ers, h"t,ls, and
s,eanh "n's, furnished with goods n, the most rea-
snnNhle prc,s, and packed 10 DC convey. d
with safety t'sny par, "i the county.
Aise, hpnihecnrlrs' glassware. noy2
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-28

~ ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAAEuouvE,
~ Customhouse street, opposite the post office.
Tho subscribers arc now receiving from their fac
tories in New York, and will keep constantly On
hand a general assortment ,f Marble Mantle Pieoes
ofsupcri"r workmanship aud If the latest pat,erns
made of the best Egyptian, Aalian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments Ton,bs and
Grave Stones. moulded and plain stills and lintels.
marble !acings, hoarts ard hourdury stone, plaster
Of Paris, Roman 4 Hydraulic Cement ard PIaster-
| lair, together with splendid assortment Of
ass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
rates OF The newest and most approved patterns.
lettering done in the nca,est manner and at Tho
r,"st notIcc. They have first rate workmcn to
,'te,e work.
IAMf AIN L. STROUD.
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Drugs and Medicines.

Jb 70, vest has located himself ~ this city Tor
the purpose of iran>acting general wholesale
Drug business. lie is now receiving n full supply
OF fresh and genuine articles, which h" Will sell
on liberal terms To ci,y druggists, aud those OF
the interior, to physicians, merchants md planters,
he will Offer iniucem ems such rs have never be.
fore been offered in this CITY. His Intention IS to
do D strictly legitimate business. His stock will
soon be CON plete, ond in few weeks viii be rea-
dy tor business. All orders from the country, and
from merchants OF Il l. city, receiving such orders
will be promptly attended to.
No 81 camp 81
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COMB AND Va
w KtETY STORE-at the sign of the golden
comb, Mo Chares The subscribers have 70.
ceved, ina i,ion to their previous stock on hand full
and compile, Of articles in their line; viz
combs, perfum ry, Jcwelry, brushes locking gassca
fancy articles, Hc. consisting in part as follows:
COMBS-tor,"sc shell wrought and plain tuck,twi't
qnilled back, lon round, dressing side puff curl and
neck, Brazilian combs Of every description amongst
which arc Mexican pa,ters Ivory combs of every
dascrpton, horn dressing and packet together with
general assortment of Frcnah and American.
Observation-Disclosures, Lavender, Fordo, honey,
bay rose and orange flower waters Of every and des
cription camphontcd Cologne, extrac, of Bargamo1,
fancy soups Of all kinds shaving do in cnkcs and pots,
cream soap do Wards vegetable hair oil, bears and
tique do. Prcstons smelling SALTS plain and pcrfumcd
toc, POWDER pearl powder pow lerrufs and boxes po-
in pots and rolls, orrs and chlorine tooth wash
and pow,icls, with general assormrno of
JEWELLRY-sone of the latest md most fashiona.
BILE Sets consisting Of white and red corncai topaz
jet eartlrops, in tagree breast pins Of gree" 41e
y Of patterns, watch trimmings gilt md silv" ~ucklcs
silver ihmblcs, silver and gold pc cils a, guard chnnt
| BRUSHES-Clo,h, hair, dust le, crun ,hcarth,t floor
hat, aesh tooh plato, comb Nail, shaving shoe nne
LOOKING GLASSES-Gsrman s,atia and ,oile
gusss, mugnityng and French dressing gIassos hont
F % i"' HND S SS5 fi "1'
and American portable desks and dressing cases, soe
very rich and finely finished ladies work boxes and dres
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ROWAND.s TONIC MIXTURE,


YGNEN years have not yet elapsed since It was
L first regularly submitted 10 the public; but It
has attained tho highest reputation; and has sup
planted every other medicine for tho Ague. crov.
or it has been known and appreciated. Already
has il becn carried in every direction throughout
tho United States, and still realizes moro than could
have been anticipated by its most sanguine friends.
Thousands Of persons hive not only been relieved,
but restored to health and vigor through its agen
cy; and they chccrlully testify, ut every OPP
por,unty, to its decided and supreme efficacy. l.
| is composed Of such medicinal prnci plcs us are
calculated TO the healthy action OF the st""'
act, liver. and other important digestive organs,
the loss of which harmony il the immediate cause
of the disease. 1t is apparent also, that il produ.
eos entire change in the condition OF tho system,
and certainly destroys the native liability to renp.
scs Of tho affection. When the Agnc is attended
with any other complaint, tho employment OF the
| Tonic Mixture will not interfere with tho treat
ment of the other disease, hut will even afford as
sistnnce by furnishing strength and vig"r ~ tn"
body during the course Of treatment. These who
make use Of this medicine may be assured that
there is no Arsenic, Bdrks, Mercury. or any other
article in its composition untrlcnd'y to the human
constitution; being entirely I pegeiabie cItrocf
and they may have additional confidence in tho
use thereof when they perceive that il has tho e'-
feet Of a gcnta laxative about tho time half bot
| tia full has been taken--in consequence ct which,
there IL no part Of tho mcdicin. left to lingcr in
tho bowels TO cause distractions, and other evils,
arising from tho use of many Of tho remedies now
offered for the of this affection. II has been
used also az preventive, by many who ware sub
jcct to a periodical recurrence of tho Chills, and II
has invariably warded off tho apprehonded attack.
Observe! The Proprietor, fully satisfied Nth the
Hnpar .lleed and universal success which has c"1'
stantly attended punctua and regular use OF the
Tonic Mixture, in all cases Of Fever and Aguc,
feels warranted in engaging to refund the Pr'ce to
all those who iavo token the medicine in strict nc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-28
T]UJ 7 - Il. OF JU ~
NorthwarI. Coming Southwarl the time il six hour
less; being 5 days and II hours.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
pANAWAY fr ,m 1863 C;roldrei corner Of Hevir
= streets, on the night of 30h Of August, and was
seen ,e next morning in Poyras street, negro boy
named CHARLES, about II years of age ami fee
or tlierenbouts in height, buck and has incd
iment in his Speech of his legs is sore usionct
by recent hurt he had IN when he went NV Nv white
cotton or linen shirt aud white conn lantalouns.
Masters of vessels and STERN boats urc Cushioned y
ganst receiving lnrboring said negro, well ais
Other persons, as the utmost gour Of the law will b.
enforced against them. The above reward will be pnio
Tor delivering him into of the jnA of either OF the
municipalities, or at lG9 Cur"ndee,, corner Of hevi.
steect. sept
NOriCE-Thc copx,rlrrshr heretofore xlltinx
! under the firm Of Dubois Il GurretsniL mas beer
dissolved. The subscriber will quia,c the affairs
the conccr" in this city, md requires VII rsons neo
cd TO make payment to him only, and all these having
claims to present hem for set.leA.en.
aug 8-7t Ii GARRETSON
CAPTAIN MARHYATT's NEW NOVELS
Rattn the Refer, by the author Of Peter Simple
in vols.
Syria, by Captain Basil Hall, Royal Navy, F.
LORD Roidnn romance. by Allan Cunningham
Sheppard Lee. written by himself, in v-ls
d C0mpendious History u ;taiy, translated from
original Italian by Nathaniel Greene in vol. loy
ming No, 70 Of iiarpc''s Family l.ihr"ry.
Vols 3 Il of the complete and uniform edition
Of Washington Irrins's 'iorks.
Rogers French AMI Enyiish Dictionary in vol, 3yo
Nuys"rs French art English Dictionnry
ALs.-A few more copies Of Conlcs fhrenoogy
"Riehzi. Large Surveyors tomunsscs Of superior uua
ity, with chains, Billiard Balls I'D and la inch
Gilios improved metallic Pens apnncd papers, wsishts
&c. &C. Sc.
| Just received, nd for sale by
| m3l BENZ LEVY.
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q York 4 Baltimore Packets

- - H.
NEW ORLEANS AND BALTIMORE LINE OF
PACKETS.
This line will consist of the following vessels,
which have been built or purchased expressly for
the tralc, viz:
Ship Seaman, Capt. Minor,
Bark Mary, Nickerson,
i" Trad Ferry, new " Stevens,
/" Solomon Sutus, Latham,
Brig Architect, Gray.
These vessels urc of the first class have hand.
some furnished accommodations, and are of light
draft of water, as TO admit of their receiving and
dschargng their cargnes in Baltimore, at the city.
Freight will be taken for ports on the Chesapeake
or James River, and forwarded by the agents,
Mcssrs. CLARKE s. KELLOGG, at Baltimore :
expenses goods shipped will DO advanced when
required The price of passage is fixed At $50,
ample stores of tho st quality will be provided
Steam up and down tho Mississippi vii, BIO taken
on all occasions.
For freight pascngn, apply to
GEO. BEDFORD,
nov97 % EIcnve st
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To Country Merchants aud Planters.
Negro cloths, blankets, fannris, iinseys l,w,II
shr,i,r-, chrck., linens. calicues handk. is
&c g.. ~, sts.h end tor s,'e l"~ by The .ubscyi
hes E0l IA H. Co.,
c,.' ,"rG-t Crua AMI rhart,t : 81