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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-02

CONTINUE to manufacture at their establish
" ment at Lyndon Corner, their superior and
lately improved
PEseUGEES
of three different Sizes to accommodate 10 the diff
ferent purposes of agriculture. 1t is little more
than year since these Ploughs have been intro
duced to tho public use, and though other PIoughs
in this section have had popular names 10 recon
mend them, yet the manufacturers confidently be-
lieve, in common with those who have proved the
utility Of their Ploughs by actual use, that they
not inferior to any Plough made in New England
And respectfully invite the farmers to cali II
our establishment and examine for themselves.
During the past winter we have made valuable
improvement in Plough No. !, so that it will crave
the ground more readily than before.
The following certificates Of individuals who
have used our Ploughs given to- the public that
they may Judge Of their merits:
Fron Hon. J. N. ingalls,.
This ray certify that l have been a farmer for
many years, and have used many different PIoughs,
and Of late have used one of G, J. ~ b. Bundys
grass Poughs made in Lyndon, which think is
the best plough have used for breaking up,
and would recommend said Poughs to farmers who
wish to purchase JOSEPH Ii. INGALLS,.
Lyndon, Sept 81, 1888.
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STORE, PHIARLASM, &C

Mp AUGpGGRa ,...
NKTJLL he sold at Auction FRIDAY, the
w FIFTH day Of April next, at o'clock, 2.
M. on the premises, the
STORE and PE.4RL.4SH .l
formerly occupied by Bracket d. Baldwin, togeth-
err with n small ...
DWELLIWG. no USE, B.a3yN; and ONE
ACRE Of LAND, ".-
pleasantly situated in Waterford, VT Upper Viii
lage, near the Inn of Maj Denison Pike, and is
good stond for business, and is the property of Will
liam Brackott and the Heirs of Henry Baldwin,
late of Brighton, Mass, deceased.
Conditions of pay, liberal, and made known at
sale. .... .''..
WILLIAM BRACKETT, } Ad'"sn'strator'
CEPHAs BRAcKETT, of :" said Gd'' Es m
Waterford, VT March 10, 1880. '' SO
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DEATH OF GEN. RIPLEY. The Clinton Lou
isIanan announces the death of Gen. Eleazer
w. Ripley, at his plantation in that parish, OH
the 2nd inst. lie had been dropping for many
months Gen Ripley was very active and eff
ficient officer OH the Norlhern Frontier dnring
the last war, and at the time of his death was
member CT Congress. Owing to his bad
health, however, he did not occupy his seat.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-02

"A Most Horrible Murder We arc informed
from private sources, that on last Saturday IL
poor man who was moving westward with his
wife and three little children, and driving few
sheep, and perhaps or two, which was
driven by his family, on arriving AT Florence, and
while passing through, met with citizen OF
that place, who rode into his flock, and caused
him some trouble tok keep them together when
the mover informed the ind vdua that he must
not do so again, or he would throw rock at
him; upon which some words ensued, and the
individual again disturbed the flock, when the
mover rs near as we can learn, threw at HIM.;
upon this the troublesome man got of his horse,
went intoa grocery, gotta gun, came out aud
deliberately shot the poor stranger in the pres
cncc OF his wife and little children. The wound
ed man then made effort 10 get into some
house, when his murerous assailant overlook
and stabbed him to the heart with bowie knife
This revolving scene we arc Informed, oc-
Cured in the presence of many citizens, who,
report says, never even lifted their voices IN de-
fence OF the murdered man. The blood OF
stranger rests upon them, and the cries OF
widow and three poor little orphans, among
strangers, who suffered n fathers blood to be
spilled for so trivial causc,must certainly pierce
their very hearts and send the vengeance OF re-
morse to the soul of such diabohcai murderer.
Morgan (.3Ia.) Observer.
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Notice! NOaiCG!

INWUHTV INUVHCC
A LII demands due Rev. SCION MARTIN, in
N Concord, are IN the hands of the subscri-
ber Those who are DESTROYS OF settling their sub
scriptiou, without cost, must apply before the 18th
of A pril next. Those who neglect to do so, will
find theirs in the hands of an Attorney .'..
j. G.DARLING.
Concord, March 10, 1889. .ts Sow
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Ogdensburgh and Lake Champaign Rail Road.
The Albany Evening Journal says that the im-
portance Of this contemplated improvement is
not questioned. In every aspect of the question,
herc are bearings of great individual and nation
II interests. There should be convenient and
rapid mode of communication between Lake
Champlain and Lake Ontario. The wealth OF
the North is in the bosom OF the earth. That
region abounds in Mines, Minerals and Oars.
With Rail road from the ST Lawrence to Like
Champlain, these hidden treasures will be devel-
oped.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-02

TliE ST. JOuNSBURY LYCEUM will NEE,
Wednesday evening at 10 o'clock.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-02
FARMERS! LOOK! LOOKt
c.. y. 81 ES. HsWndY

CONTINUE to manufacture at their establish
" ment at Lyndon Corner, their superior and
lately improved
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Window SasEaes
Panel Doors

of 4, 6 and s panels, consisting Of those of 8
IA and 9 and inches thick, suitable for out
side and inside doors.
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A Il a A X.
Corner of 50. Charles s. Common street,

Corner Of 81. Ch0T7eS + COMMON Street,
EXCHANGE HnrEL.
4DUSF & ALLAN would respectfully call the at
tennn Of citizens and strangers their compe
assortment at ientlemerls linen hirs, do c,nbric-
lars: silk, and merlnO uuder srs AMI drawers:
camhr.c and silk hunlkerchielS: black and fancy
great variety: stocks ct every descriptions:
elastic aud cotton suspenderS: silk cotton aud thread
giovrS: gents hoskin goves umbrellas and gold
mounted.
Also,-Splrnad assortment Of ladies' and gents vri
ling desks, Dire sslng cases, port oos. PERU cry, cut
terry. ans, rich tu3cy goods.
nuYl
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RIG | LEW ELRY.
NTC 7 JDVV I1E1tN
II 40 lie Ghk u rplp SrHEl.-J

AT l6 CHARITIES STREET,
4 FULL Assortment, lu>t received consisting of
N ear rings, nckets, broache1 finger 'i''gs, gold
'hinbIe, d" pencils, COLL fob and guard chains, seals
and KEYS warranted raLors scissors and knivs, wallets
nd pocne books mas, nni!, tooth and table brushes,
plated and cundlesticks aud ut BASKETS coral
necklaces and beads all the above articles will be
offered on the reasonable terms.
n. Is. large fr 'ut glass window. Side shelves
and show Cases, for SALE Please call l6 Charities
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

I OS infraxcritos nucvos prnprictarios del bien
IL cnnorio esnhlcclmionto noInbratO MANS
SION HOUSE, ,usdo Gu la Gale tie Ia ObraPia,
Mum. ll9 lienen 81 honor de anuncinr al pubiico
que sus -nayorc. eur,zos y atenci"ncs scran dcdi-
cadas a complacr, las pcrsonss que les tavorez-
can con su parocnio Las ventalas quo posee d."
cha casa para los viagrros, tanto por su locadAd,
comodldad etc etc. son tan conec,das, que gu inu-
til cnuu,.rarlas.
81 set-ly CUNN FULTON.
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MANSION HOUSE HOTE}.

Yu>lIE undersigned, present proprietorse " ""jt
4 known establishment, called the Mans. f'.E's,
situated in Obapia street, No. 49, have tn t"u'' ~
unnounc. TO the psbc, tina. THEN greatest aud e-
tpn,ion will be dedicated to rendrr conf rita, rrFnsa
who may favor them it'll their patronage. The ad-
vnnayes posse sed by the hoase for travssrs tor its
locality, cons enerce, &c. we'll known tina, II 10
uuner aaa nv enumerate them.
pr;;t ely tUNl n FULloN'
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teront tous leurs efforts pour SO Ishdle agreables
aux personnes qui voudront blcn los favorlscr dc
leur contnncs. Los commodities quotir cette mai.
voyugcurs ront assez connues pour no
pont uger n6cessaire den faire lei 10 detail.
81 scr-lv CUNY & FULTON.
. A11VN \ 90, M. So Old Le.ee street, in adtli.-
4 ton to their former stock hnve received from Eng
luud prr shu- Chest.r + dwiua and Nunnntun and BY
recent arrivals from The northern cities. the following
assortment Of hardware, Iron, Steel Nails. Anchors,
Chains, Iodsge, Leather, uils, &c. which the! offer
for sale on accommodating terms:-
HARDWARE.
Brigl chains; and log do; cane osrer chains,
aud Chains for mills; bright Carolina hoes, W ooGs'
and Lyndon bright cas, steel lors aud sh"'e!s and
-lude>; bright l.onisans hoes; grubbhg hoes; black
lows hammers and ,onst Has, assorted, OF all kinds
,"a . @ eo. "hr "ni
cross saws; hand snws copper skim"-rs and ladies'
plantation bells; ludian corn mills; curry Combs; wood
screws; leg locks Amp,ca door loo h.; sdoCks cabin
hooks see,ard- cash n,d paper h"xrs; anser chses;
carpenters and smiths tools generally; bright staple vi
ces; and general assortment ofabls cutlery and shelf
goods. .
Hunts cast sell axes, Isyton pattern; Ilants broad
and hnud with Nm assortment OF Hunts iools Col-
Inns axes and 3U dozen asst steel axes, made by other
e'00 IRON, STEEL. SC.
100 tons fat square and round iron; Baltimore boiler
aud plate from hoop iron all sizes; Russia sheet iron;
American do sheet steel, aud cast steel in tquarr
and flat bars, assorted, Sani-rsnns make; Crowley
Steel German do hes, t.) English b-tered stee Banca
lin; plate zine; sheet and pig lead; shot, all sizes.
NAILS.
5Gnkegs cut ,nils well assorted, from 3 to inches;
50 casks wrought na'ls. fine clasp aud Sc; 50 ege
car hhls nails: 70 keys lime horse shoe haiis iii fins
| ANCHORS, CASTINGS, &c.
| Anchors Ct all sizes; chain cables, d." 1000 French
pots, 0s vnts spiders and skiIets, large assert
ment; no salt kettles; poues Of difee, manuiacto-
re; ndow glass all sizes; Nova Scotia grind stones
and large stock Cullen mill stuncs assorted sizes.
- SHIP CRANBERRY D
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BANK NOTE ENGRAV VIM:
RAwDON WRIGHT HATCH &Tl

BoAVE opcucd an Office in New Orleans. p,--r--.le
III equal advantages " it'll their house in Me- Elros
for the purpose of engraving anj printing Bank Nnt".
Bonds, Bills Of Exchange, Certificates OF tyspUsi \
Checks and other important pnlers, requrns s't"luV
against Forge les; and have made ample ,"' iSi" for
the sac keeping o. all lu,ss and impression ruast-
ed their care; their sec elAhrnce the noie 10?
over five hundred banking institutions, and e. nrd"ra
will be executed with pronptitu'e, ani"n he AsHat
terms. Office curner of Royal and Canal sts
Nel. OIL ms. November ~ l83.l-it.
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REGULA PRICES
ST. LOUIS STREET RESTAUltAT, OPPOSITE


TINIIE Subs rher has the honor to inform liz 'r'rTas
l. mud the public in general that he will orcu, on mo
10th nsa Restan where persons Will lie served
according to tho bill of fare, IT regular prices W.
Fifty cents for Breakfast, and Seventy-hve e""i' to"
Dinner. The reukfas, will consist Of tw" d-N.s NJ
option, cup of re with Mix hata hottie 4 vine
and bread at discretion. III. dinner will coreI-l Of
tIIee dishes at option, soup. hsfa bottle o. VINE ~
b,ead ut discretion.
great number Of persons have been comp "nE@ '1'
long time of the Inconvenience t"Il a. table lures
where they obliged to be ut regular hours. The
subscriber has the hope Of having ohvia1cd ,iat neon
veece in establishing his Restaurant at regu"r prices,
and where persons will be attended to al every hour OF
the day, at n cheaper than at the liable dhutrs.
The subscriber has also elegant saloons for private
parties, and will execute city demnnt::
o1Aow MICHEL DCtfAIS,
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FOR BAYOU SARA

Regular P0cEct.
h. fe~f~A a. The splendid passenger steamboat
t,rIsJ-kV BRILLIANT, Jesse fart master,
s.gs:Ys.2.,, will Leave New Orleans every We'd
nesda, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. for Bayou Sara & every
Saturday at 10 u'cl ok A. NJ taxing the down
Sunday. For freight or passage apply to Capt. Hart
on bonr orto
feb25 ADAMS & WlilTAl.L
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FOR BAYOU. oAN..


r. ~T9z~A The fine, fast running steamboat
la.l--zAN Gil ,CC'it MA. Capt Warning,
H a9S.s.5aS2 will leave New Orleans every Thurs
day morning 1t 10 o'cork and Bayou Sura every Sun
duv ,nnru < at the hour. For freight pas
n28 LAIDlAW, 81 Camp st
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TIE FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF THE TWO MIL.
LION LOTTERY,
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910.

u Each days wing under the supervision of two Judge
of Courts in New Orleans, and the wheels opened ant
sealed BY them.
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For the Interior.

FOR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, PORTS
MOUTH Il PITTSBURGH.
h. ffSsAa The splendid new and lcht
t-lkll--4,S drnught steamer NONONGA HELA
I:.3@-- Inrles Stone, muster will leave for
the above nntl ine,mei,te port on sday the
llih instant at III o'Cnck. A. ".
For ir-igl' or pas age, having elegant nccommodn-
tons for the latter, apply heard oprosi,c Poydras
street to JOHN BALDWIN,
10 l,R rchnMit .mlns st
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS, HOTELS, STEi

BOATS, and COUNTRY DEAL RS.
VUVtiE suh.crihers receiving drec lror. Tho
manufactures, large supplies OF Glass, h'Ha euI
Eurhenwae, Looking GLASSES, Plated ard Sueer ~aia,
Lamps, Chandelier, Japanery, Kitchen "uEr.. aud
house furnishing gocds generally. which tn l'5 al
unusually low prices, at No. " Camp street 'ud No.&
Common st Get n2N-4w B BKOWEL " %
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PIE BLANC, Dp. CLERK.
TNTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du Pren
~ Ter District Judiciaro-L'Etat do Ia Louisi

TTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du Prem
~ Ter District Judiciaro-L'Etat do Ia Louisi,
ane tous ceux que ces pr6scntes concernent-
Salut:
Attcndn que HE 1RY WILLIAM PALFREY
ayant acletG une vente taItO par lc Sheriff do ID
paroisso Jefferson, In prorre'6 CT apres decrte,
s'est adress6 grcffe do cetto Cour Oh la ito
veatc fut cnr6gist 60 dix .scp,iene jour dOctobrc
de rannee 1889, pOnr IN avs c"nt"rmement a un
ac:c, dc Ia Leg .slatnre 'e re at 10 1t Leu slane,
intitue Acte pour conhrmer lea iitrcs dos acqdc>
rcurs venc judiciaircs )" approuvt 10 10 Mars,
1884.
Quill soft comm, CT toutes personncs interessces
ont par COS presentes somnecs, au IN de pttat
de Ia Louisiana Ct do 10 Cour du Premier District
Judicairc, qui pourraient avoir droit Ia pr -
priGte oi-ap.es decrite, on consequence dun de-
faut do for,s dams l'ordre. lie d6crct on Ie JUICE
ment do la Cour, en- vcrtu duq,c! la vcnte a exc
fat gu de tou'e Irregular 6 gu illegalite dams
destination, PAWS on le temps ct 10 mode do la
ventc, on pour unc autrc cause Tuclconqnn, DC
fare voir, dams tronte uurs dater do la publica-
ton de Get avis, pourqnol Ia vcne ainsi tata ne Sc
raft pas eonirmGe Ct homologuee.
La ditto proprie'e fut vcndue par 10 Sheriff sns-
dit, 10 vingteme jour dc Septcmbrc dc ranuGe
1889, en- ver,u dun decret de- cetc Cour rendu lc
dix -hu,emc jour de Mars dc rannec 1889, dams
rstf.ire de Maria Cecil, epouse de Charlie Br wcr
g. al. VS.. Les Enfans unneur Ct hGeiters dc Charles
Cecil-No. 1900 du Docket dc cetts Cour, a la
quclle ventc 10 dit Henry William PAItrey s'cst
rendu acquercur pour Ic prx de quatr cents Gin
quante piastres, payable compliant.
Description do la prophetic aprcs 10 transfer
judicial 70, savuir:
Tn certain lot dc ierro, le meme quo fut adjuge
Will lam Nicholson Hull, une vrnto taitc ar
Isaac l.. Nc. Coy, encnateur do la vile de la
Neuvellc Orleln>, lie Ii Mars 1888. en- vert" dun
upotnent dc cette C,,ur du 80 Janvcr 1886, ct
quo 10 IL Mars 1899. la Cour ord"nn, d'a'rc re-
vcndn aux dcpcns ct risqncs du dIt Hull, cause
d, 81 negligence ct de- son rcius rcmpl,r les
termcs Ct condliIons dc la dit" ududication &c
tot da tcrre est situe dams la Parnssc de Jefferson,
dams la vile de Carrolton, il est designe par lc nu.
saera qultrc de li'et A, un plan drcsse par
Hsnaauiu Blisson, arpcntcur de la d,tc paroisse,
10 81 Janvicr 1886, ct depo<e dans lie bureau dc
II. Il. Ccuas, notai.o public dc ceue vile il a
i fRes,rc AEuricamcJ c'nq'antc deux p'cds ONE
v,ouces de face 4 la do Id Lcvec qulrantc eds
tres psne.w de tlcr a la rue i.urlne, trols cents
trente nexf pieds dc profundnur ct face a la rue
Jefferson Ell lrnis cents qu4trc pieds SIX Pouccs ct
Gcmi la l,Ene que lie dIvisc du lot No 3, ensc'n
bile tous les dr'its privileges &c qnl aPpartIon'
uent.
TGmo;n rIIsnerah'c a. NJ. Buchanan Jug
dc n Cour susdte, CO l6 Novcmbre
1893,
2. LIE BLANC,
MOO st in SOD Dcpu6 Grcthcr.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
- TATE Of LOUIoIANA-FIrsl JudclAl u
VI lrcl ltnurl

Al l. OF IAOUlolANA-FFs JUDICIAL LIE
~ trict Court.
The State Of Lonisiann,-To all whom these pre-
SCENTS shalt cone, greeting :-Wl,ereas HENRY VIII
LIAM PAl.FtEY, having purL ,ased at a sale made
by the sheriff If the parish OF Jetlcr the propertv
hereinafter described has app led ~ the clerk OF this
Court in whose office tie deed Of sale orded
the seventeenth day OF october, A. d. 1882 Tor hnni-
ton or Advertisement in conformity to an Act OF the
Legislature Of the State Of Losiai,n entitled "i:n act
f"r t further of titles to purchasers III iu-
d.cia sae>;' approved the len, day Of March, 1884:
Now therefore, know ye, and uil persons interested
herein hereby cited and nd nonisnei in the name of
the STATE Of l.ousiana and Of the First Judicial Dis
trct Court, who se up any right, tile or claim
in and t" property hereinafter dtscritrd IN conse"
quence Of any mfr "ny in the order ecree or Jndg-
,nent Of the Court under w,,ch the sale nude,
my irregulnri,y iegnty in the nppra semcnts and
advertisements, IN time, or manner of sui, or Tor any
other defect whatsoever to show cause within thirty
day. from, day this Mention is first inserted in the
putc papers, why the sale made snuld not be con-
frmed aud hOmnlosated.
The said property was sold by the sheriff Of the lor-
ish aforesaid ii, the twe,ieh day Of September, A. d.
1885, by virtue ofa decree OF his Court rendered q" the
sisheeut, day Of March, a. ID. 1879, in suit entitled
siara Cecil, wife. Of Charles Brewer and al. vs.. the
minor children and heirs Of Charles cell No 1889
"f the dcket ofhs co"r', al which sale the said Hen
~ William pulircy became the purchaser, Tor the
price Of four hundred and thirty five dollars payable
cash.
Description Of property, given in the Judicial Con-
certain lot Of ground, the which was adJud-
Gated 10 Willium Nicholson Hull at II snle made b!
Isanc H. Mct'oy aus,ioneer Of thnc,y Of lew Orleans,
on the alcven,h March 1886 by virtue OF judgment Ut
this court o thu re,, January 1886, and which was
ordered by snid the eighteenth, March l859, to
be re.ol Il. the risk and tx, ese Of said Hull for
secns aud refusing to comply with the terms aud con:
.iition. 81 said a,i!ic Snid lot being H'tuned IN
mated number Four IN square ona plan drawn ny
benjamin Buisson, sirveyOr Of said parish, "n the
twent eth ii january 1886, and deposited in the office
OF H. Il. Ccnas, notary public Of this cit and mas-
larn in ltIi
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YEIIIlW FEVER

A" ANATOMICAL, Pathological aud Therapeutic re.
n searches on the Yef.w Fever Of Gibraltar, Of 828
hv P. Ch A. Lewis, author Of lewa on Fever, B!"od
Lelans &c. &c. just received an! for sne X j. j. !.
HASWEI.L l. Co, successor, 10 ALEX. ioWch, ~
Camrst. "9
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
X GRZ.N'SO.V r. GOODWsEN.

t5ue Door below Ri~nvi'le.
GUAVt. constantly on hand every article appertan-
4 ing t. grntlcncns drrss, made in the best u,nn
and most fashionable STYLE which they o''@ 10,
cash, at reduced prices.
.UpcI-lS}8
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

I ES sous.ignss, nouvoaux prnprieaires de 70
IL tab i.semcnt sit Ne dons la rue de la Obrapia,
No. I49, eonnu sous 10 nom dc MANSION
HOUSE, ont rhonn-ur d'informer 10 public, qu'is
ieront tous eurs efforts pour SO Ishdie agreables
aux personnes qu voudrunt bicn los favoriscr de
leur coniinncs. Los commodities qu'oire cette ri.
.ou aux vuyrgcurs -ont assez connues pour no
point luger necessare den falre lei 10 detail.
81 ser-lv CUNY & FULTON.
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49, LAW HOOKS.
GTORY'S Commentary IN the law Of Agenc7 Wen
- dniI'. New York Reports; C"wans New York
Rennrs. Johu.ou's New York Reports; Ryan and
MnmIy'S Crnwn Gases; Chilly on Bills, nav edit.
The above with n general assortment Of Law Books,
lust received and for sale by
Successors to
d7 A 'rOW.R, 10 Camp stree,
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PAJJl, ZONES,

PAUL JONES.
A DRAMA in five acts. from the French OF Alex.
~ Dumas, by Vim. Berger, orNew Orleans.
This piav, very 'avolah y received in The North,'s
leans as the rst production off we'll known gent|enao
Of this city. For su!e the principal book torres, and
At - E JOHNS Il Co.
III cor St. Charles and Common st
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ROBERT CLANNON.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER
No. II Camp street.
Wholesale Denler in Paints, Oil, Varnishes, Brushes,
njO Window and Picture Glass &c. &c.
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. AlIlIN \ co, No. So Old Levee street, in adais-
Il ton to their former stock hive received from Eng
land, per ships thesn.r, dwna and N"nantun,, and by
recent arrivals from The northern cities, the following
n. sormeut Of Hardware Iron, Steel, Nails, Anchors
Chains, i-GtRge, Leather t'is &c. VII CHI they offer
L.. .l.... inn fart
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papers ,/or Blanhworh.
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Extra satin lnrse thirk post do gilt
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Large Ivory post; d" gilt
Folio post, white and blue
Bank, b ue
Black bordered, tnnurnrg) post
Embossed large and small post do gilt
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BAH and Vi,,o post
English Note Papers, 500. and 16mo.
Plain note paper, white wove; do gilt
Tinted do do
Extra satin do white. tinted and gil
Ivory do and gilt
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