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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-16
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
From the Chris tian Waite Imam.
biography of early Baptist Ministers.
ROGER WILLIAMS.

1t is well for Christians of the present
day to consider the privations, the tolls
and prosecutions of those pious and hum
bic but resolute and indefatieable men
who fed to the inclement shores of New
England, in order to enjoy the invaluable
tights Of conscience. Such RETROSPECT
is calculated to confer at least a threefold
benefit On ourselves. Nnourishes Crate
ful reverence for the memory of those
persons, our ancestors, who have left US
the inestmabe legacy Of religious liberty,
IS the fruit Of their labors, and hereby
affords US that pure satisfaction which
springs up wherever gratitude is found ;
it gives us a stronger attachment to the
blessings which have been earned at so
great a price, and inspires new love and
gratitude to our heavenly Father who,
by his grace, carried the parents triumph
emily through the most severe trials, and
now 7rotfers the same grace to the chill
dren.
The puritan settlers of this country
like the present generation of their de-
scendents, were Of various persuasions,
but were alike distinguished by dissensiou
from the Church of England. The
+ Episcopalians of Virginia, and of some
, other places, may perhaps form excep.
tons to the general fact In process O
time, with an increase Of numbers an(
= an ability to form separate churches, came
in those divisions of the Christian com
, munty into UNCONVENTIONAL bodies which
are seen at the present day. 1t is TO b.
Iamented that the separations, which char
ity may allow US to regard as conscien
: tious. were not more generally conducted
o in accordance with the spirit of the COS
Y gel: but we are bound to remember tina
e intolerance was the fault Of the age rattle
o than of individuals, and we should b
4 careful how we reproach our forefather
for not having so far outstripped the res
= of the world as 10 learn what but fev
s have till recently known-the safety, Pre-
IS priety, and good effects Of religious toler
h alton.
~ We have judged it might be acceptabl
n to the patrons of the Watchman, to b
" furnished with some facts respecting tn
ne early history Of our denomination in tn
at country. The biographical form woul
IL, perhaps be more agreeable than the pur
he Iy historical, and as the history Of Il
er ministers, the leaders in religious transa
,r- tons, includes to a very consiaerae
~ extent, the history of the churches wi
nc which they were connected, we trust o
ne object will be secured by its adaptation
in Among the most distinguished of 0
be- early ministers, and the first in point
ing time, was the celebrated Roger William
ere He was born in Wales, in 1899. A
= cording to the most authentic accounts
" parents were pious and respectable pc
'm' sons, in an humble, or at most, in mi
!. ding sphere of life. Young Williar
,uld was educated at the University of Oxfo
hill as it is stated, under the patronage of
S ncS Edward Coke. A singular incident
related, though on somewhat apochrypl
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BY ORSON S. M u RRAY.
YER MS.

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4 N T I-SLAV cry.
From the Friend of Man.
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT,

The freemen of Vermont have spoken
nobly through their representatives in both
branches of their legislature. We learn
that on the passage of the subjoined reso-
lutious in the Senate the yeas and nays
were demanded aud stood thus" yeas
22. nays o." In the Assembly the reso-
Iutions were carried BY reclamation, and
no negative was called. In spite of the
wild fanaticism and "2OlitieaL action" Of
the friends of the slave, the cause is tri.
umnhantlv onward
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-16
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
3O.-TExAs,-RIeHT oF PETITION. s

O.-TExAs,-RIGHT OF PETITION, &c.
Resolved by the Senate and House OF
Representatives, That our Senators In
Congress be instructed, and our Repre-
sentatives be requested to use their utmost
efforts TO prevent the annexation of Texas
TO the United States, and to procure the
abolition of slavery and the slave trade IN
the District of Columbia and the terrific.
ries of the United States, and the slave
trade between the several states and terri
tories Of the Union.
Resolved, That the adoption, by the
House of Representatives Of the United
States on the twenty first day of Deem
Der last, of the resolution by which "all
petitions, memorials and papers touching
the abolition of slavery, or the buying
selling, or transferring OF slaves in any
state, district, or territory of the United
States, were laid upon the table. without
being debated, printed, read or referred, =
was daring infringement OF the right o.
the people to petition. and fragrant vio-
lation OF the Constitution of the United
States and we do, in the name of the PEG
pie of Vermont, protest against the pass
age ofthe same, or any similar resolution
by the present or any future Congress o
the United States.
Resolved, That our Senators in Con
gress be instructed, and our Representa-
lives requested to present the foregoin.
resolutions to their respective Houses, an
use their influence to carry the same int
effect
Resolved, That the Governor be re
quested to transmit copy Of the forego
ing resolutions to the President of the Y
States, and 10 each of our senators am
representatives In Congress.
Speech OF Mr.. Stewart.
The following IS report of three di
, ferent speeches or parts ofthe same, deli,
: cred, BY Alvan Stewart, Esq. of Utica
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THE FLORIDA LINE

h @PE0A From Mobile to Augusta, Geo.
a $50 leaves Mobile every day =: =, three h
.4z-sss-AssasD o'clock. IN per 5 mail eout
tor TAILS Landing, above Bakely thence four
most Coaches to Pensace.a-thenco steam bouts 10
Lagrange, where haland route is resumed-'hence
wa Mariana and Brownsville, Fla. Bainb'idge,
Pinder,own, Haw; insville. Suundersville L. L"nis-
vile I" Augusta, Ga, connecting regularly with
The rail road cars to Charleston, and the s!eam
racket. e Now York, Norfolk, Phil ldelphia, etc.
Tao stea,, boats are the best TOR the service, aud
the navigation presents more advantages than en-"
he found upon any steamboat route in the south.
ern regioI.
The grea, Improvements in the route have been
produced by the construction OF fifty miles Of new
| road, BY tho pruprie.ors, viz from LaGrange on
lafayette Bayou, M ara, Of Snna Rosa Bay, to
| Bryanrs Ferry, on the Chat, ahoochre river, ten
miles above the C"wiord, or ii above Cedar Bluff,
whereby the Navigation Of the river, aud the con-
I sequent detentions, and more recently the incon
venient cruising ut the Cowford, srs entirely
avoided, and fine road from Mariana direct
TO Baineridye, instead OF the roundabout rnad via
Chatiahoochee, lessening the distance ab"u, forty
miles, and iu9r,asiny the facilities more thar
| once dvy
Aluc, u>anch line Of two hcrse stngen ever,
",hs, day tom Ha~ kinsy,lle, via Perry to Macon
Gl connecting with the limo to Savannah ant
Da:ien, Geo.
A mail steamboat rlieo regularly between
Bainhidve and Apalacticoia. Travellers wishing
TO reach any point on Cha',afooch0 ar Apa'ach!'
cola, can take stco, toa, Ut Brownsville.
| Mobile 10 Pensacola II and kouIe--Durinq tn
time occupied by the rrpa,rs Ut boats, the proprc
tors Of the Florida line viii ,un a line OF f"u
,"rse pos, toaches every other day between Mo
lille and Pensacola.
Passengers will leave Mobile at ; O'Clock /. p IN
in the U S IN all boat, and proceed /" Halle Land
ing, " here TOUR horse coach will rs IN waiting T.
Hail, 4 mile d,s,an,, where they will fin
pleasant accom-. II, odat,ons Tor The night-leavni
mex, morning, they will arrive in Pensacola earl
in the evening, thus avoiding tho discomfort u
night travelling.
Office o. the Mansion House, Mobile, and Col
Inns Ele.el, Pensacola, where seas mus, be resu
1eh. STOCKTON Il Go. NV
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-08

DOLBEAR'S Science Of Pernanship received, and
- for sale at their permanent Writing academies
No. Clutres s,rest New Orleans, lSy Broadway
New York, Dauphine ST., Mobile.
1t is particularly designed for private learners and
Schools and is calculated for persons OF all ages
Ladies' and gentlemen invited TO call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons arc given at slch houses - may sn't the
convenience Of ALL and 10 classes formed IN any part
Of the city.
Ladies' who prefer can recsve lessons At their ref
sidences,
Persons paying o Arse Of lessons are desired
o attend. ''''is.C ell asthey wlsh.
~ .3YSK BROTHER.
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lK7nOLESALEA AND RETAIL. COMB AND VA
wv kIETY SrORE-at the sign Of the golden

"7H0LESAi.E AND RETAlICOMB AND VA
w KIETY SrORE-at the sign of the golden
comb Mo Charities stees.. The subscribers have
ceivcd i'll 'ton to their previous stock on hand, full
and comple assortment Of articles in their line; viz:
combs, rcrn 'ry, Jcwellry brushes ocklns glasses,
fancy articles, vc consisting in part follows:
COMnS-or,"'se shell, wrought ald plain tuck, twist,
qnled back lonl round, dressing side puff curl and
neck Brazilian combs of every description amongst
which arc some Mexican pattcrs, Ivory combs ot every
description horn dressing and packet, together with
general assortment ofFrenall and American.
PERFUMERY-Colosne, Lavender, Fordo, honey,
bay rose and orange flower waters Of and hes-
uripton cumphorstcd Cologne, extract Of Bsrganot,
fancy soaps OF all ks, sharing do in cakes and pots,
soap DO, Wards vegetable hair oil, bears and
ti9sdo, p1ssons smelling salts l.; p"" nnd perumed
naum in pots and rolls, orris and chlorine tooth wash
and powde!s, with genera "ssortmsnto OF
JEWEll.Rf-sonlr Of the latest mud most fasliiona-
BILE scs, consisting Of white and red cnrncai opa" {:
jet e!rupa, in lagrcc, breast pins OF gre"' -1e
" oi Patterns watch trimmings, gilt and svr -uckles
si!cr thbles, silvcr and gold pc 'cs and guard chains
BEUSIlES-Co,h, hair, dust. ls crumh, hearth floor
hat, aesl, lnot plate, comb, Niu shaving, shoe aul
whitrwasll brushes.
LOOKING GI.ASsES-Gcrmnn sta,ia and toilc
gasss nugnifyins md French dressing glasses los,
| do, with var.'iv Of other kinds not enumerated
FANCY AND VARIETY AkriCLHS--Trcnrl
and American portable desks and dressing cases,
very rich and finely inisrd ladies work brxc. and rcs
sing with amt without music, musical boxes, Ac
corliant various kinds, vuls al guitars, silver
plated pencils ain! leads wood pencils for carpenters
cryos mantle clucks,gl and pistols with and "l",
cases, percussion caps percussion cup chargers nipple
drivers, o, belts, game hngs paste bachjll-, to,
SETS lntiian beads OF every Kind, bells and nes
tine and common knives, rnZ"rs and scissors, ,il:cs
needles pins, silver plsc., steel and common spcrta
ccs pocket books and wallets of Allls vistn.
cards and card cusrs, playing, cards OF French, German
and American manufacture, dolls, limitation fruit,
boxes, prints of various kinds, Saunders Pomcl w 5
Enmcs,ns +, iilnlans and Hawkins straps am
metallic homes, lirks fancy bead necklaces, do with
drops, toy hes, pearl buttons, powder tlsks,
plain seed bcuds gilt and silver d. gum elastic suspc
dcrs, and gurtert, plun and sword tnncs buckgunmo
boards, dice, optical vennes ewslarps, locoocn match
and drinking cups, with great variety OF other art
cles all ofwLit Will be sold for cash or city accepta
ccs on - months credit. L II SlMMC..IS, Il CO.
|
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Drum and ,MeIic,nrs,

J s ..-vo<, hn~ iurn ed himself Is. this city Tor
the purpose Of irnnsacting n general Wholesale
Dtuv business. lie is nov RECEIVING !. full suppl,
OF fresh and genui"e articles, which he Will sell
on liberal terms T"ci,y druggists. and those ot
tine interior. I" physicians, mer' han's and p 'n'r-,
he will "tl"r Inducements such as have never be.
fore been offered il this city. His intention Is tn
do n strictly eg,imote business. II's stock will
soon be cnm pIe,e, "nh in trw weeks will he
dy for business. All orders from the country, and
from erchanis OF j. Guy, Receiving such orders
will be promptly attended 10.
oct M 80 Cnmpst
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JARVIS \ y NHKENS,
Wholesale Druggists,
cor Common l. 1'chOl,i,O,ilas q
IIAERLE CHIMNEY PIECE W.hruou.n.

~ AEBLE CHIMNEY PIECE W.hkuousp,
~ Customhouse atrost. opposite he post-o office,
Tho tuhscribcrs nov receiving from ,heir fac
tories IN New York. and will keep constantly On
hand general assortment # Marble Mantle Pieces
ofsuprr"r workmanship. and Of the latest patterns
made Of tho bost Egyptian. Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also. Monuments, Tombs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain sills and lintcl.
marble hcings, hearths and boundary stnnc, plaster
Of PARIS, Roman Il Hydraulic Ccmcnt a.a Flas,er-
i e Hair, together with splendid assortment OF
ass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Iules of tho newest and most approved na,,arn,.
Lettering done in the ncatrst manner and at the
s:oSt notice. They have FIRST rate workmvr to
N''1ya work.
LANE AIN L. STROUD.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-08

William Smith tenders hs svrv,ces I" the ci'i.
zeus oi New Orleans as u teacher of The pan"
forte. Mr. S having been employed several wears
teacher "f IN usic in private families in sion,
and alsa VI several Of the female a-narsss in i's
vicinity, cannot bu, hope /" merit t,"r confidence.
H. is permitted I" refer TO Rev D. CL"pp, M.ssts
Stetson Il Avery, Henderson 4: Gaires.
For terms. SC please apply nj tue book s"re OF
Alexander T.wcr. 40 Clmpst oct .
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-08

TEAM MARIE FARlNA'S COLOGNE WATER
y cases III arc OF this superior Cologne WATER just
Also American aud French toilet powders powder
us and boxes, shaving and toilet soaps, cosmetic wa.h
balls, milk Of roses, cosmetic cold cream, &C o
musk, k-phalla, Wards vegetable huir oil, ponntu,
creme de rersr Florida lavendar, and bay waiers
pres PAS salts Marssilles perumery in trunks seta
BILE ID liquid g, Chlorine and orris tooth wash
cotl hair tooth. nail aud Eesh brushes; snpe,her with
combs and i-wa!ry for sa'c low at wholesale tu
hv SIMMONS, HARTT eco,
;r,y6 10 ChartTes street.
T1IUE. UKIII.s-lO bales lLi,nun indigo blue
ID Iiii!. lu!uHg from sh'p ChnTisston tnI sale ny
nlo bRlDoE y 90,
nfT. HATS, In casss--g5 dozen White Woo
nafs''"' ss's JUHN II GRAHAM.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-08

r., Country Me,chan,s and Planters.
MIRO cloths, blankets, Aannss, linseys, Jewell
.h,,i 49, checks, linens. racues, hAndh hiels,
Xrh = r,,civci and too sal. low by the suLscr..
,.s ROTTA 4 Go.
a., corner Cnnul and Chs.tre. s,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-08

D..I C.,,,..-o oc ohv.3..o. 1ovdon.
k0yaI Coiisge OF Pnysicans, LOno0n:
VIE. original Vesetabe h}Se,an universal Aleul
i >, cine. prepared ~ W Nl'sk!n, Esq Naemoer Oh
the hesa' College OF surgeons Lcen.,ate OF Alo'he-
sSoMtany, Fellow m 10" Souf' society, surgeon
70 ue Royal Union fension Asoc'st.o"' Lsheasar
race. waterloo hiiage' ana Perpetual foFi Oh eoy
AMI 81. lh"nss's Hospitals, LONDON. i
ms Sa'ah'e medicine, the result OF twenty years
and uhisESleies success III '''e extensive
and highly respectable practice Ut the prorcty, pa'ro.
nsed " tue faculty and nobility and now introduce"
20 t'e notce OF the American pabl'c al me eaines! No.
i'c''aiioa IT number OF gentlemen Of long and high
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-08
ROWAND.S TONIC MIXTURE,

FOR FEVER AND AaUE.
VIvEN years have not yot elapsed since it was
has attained tho highest reputation; and has sup
planted every other medicine for The Ague, whcsev-
or it has been known and appreciated. Already
has it boon carried in every direction throughout
tho United Statcs and still realizes moro than could
have tsen anticipated by its mos. sanguine friends.
Thousands of persons l,avc not only boon relieved,
but restored t" health and vigor through its agen.
cy: and they now chccrfully testify, at oveav op.
rortunity, 10 its do cided and supreme efficacy Ii
is composed Of such medicinal principles AS are
calculated TO the healthy action Of the stoIn.
acI,, liver. and other important digestive organs,
the loss Of which harmony il the immediate cause
Of the diseuso. 1t is apparent Also that il produ.
eos entire change in tho condition of tho ayscn,
and certainly destroys tho native liability to rcap.
SEES Of tho affection. When the Aguo is attended
with any other complaint, tho employment ol the
Tonic Mixture will not Interfere with tho treat.
ment of the other disease, but viii even afford as.
sistance by furnishing strength and vigor u tho
body during the course Of treatment. These who
snnke OF this medicine may DO assured that
there is no Arsenic, Bdrks, Mercury. or my other
article in its composition untriend Y to the human
constitution; bong entirely vegetable ertraci;
and they ,i'Ay havo aauIli"""i c"n ndr"c" IN Ill,
thereof. whvn they perceive that II lias the e-
feet of gent n laxative about tho time half bot
tic full has becn takcn--in consequence Of which
there is pnrt Of the medicine loft 10 linger in
tho bowels to distractions, and other evils,
arising IRON the OF many Of tho remedies now
oilurcd for tho Of this affection. II has been
used also as preventive, by many who were sub
jecl to periodical recurrence OF the Chills aud il
has invariably warded of tho apprehonded attack
Observe! Tho Proprietor, fully satisfied with til.
anpar .lIelcd and uni VERSA success which has
ttant!y attended puncual aud regular USE OF the
Tonic Mixture. in all cases OF Fever mud Ague
feels warranted j" eng ging to rejund the price /,
all those who have token the medicine in strict
! cordance with the prescribed directions, wilhou
having bee" perfectly and laslingy cured.
The Subscribers ure the Wholesale agents for tn.
| South Western States and havo now on hand nix
ty CASES of this medicine, which is warranted rcsi
and genuine. For sao at tho manufactured price
jarvis n ANDREWS,
Wholesale Dr.egists,
nov27 cor Common n Tchonpi,onlns street
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~ =, IL IL
FOR NEW WORK

rcN NE" YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line Of Packets
fNt Ships composing this limo will sail from
No" Orleans aud NV York on evory other Mon
day--c"'nu'enc.ng Oh tn. Goth Novombsr-and 10
Insure the pu.c,uany in tho timo Of smiling, tho
linz will hereafter consist Of five ships, viz:
Ship fHzoo, Captain Trask, TO leave on tho olytl
November.
Slip Louisville. Captain Palmer, 10 lcavo on the
~"'r ss.".n '''e' 0"r.".A s.,usauSc, Ivuvu
18th Dece,nbrr
Ship Vicksburg, Captain WooL.,ousc. to ,suve OH
the LIST January.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, TO leave on the
18th OF January.
The abnSo are all new, Of the first class, copper
d. and copper fa.,ened, and upwards Of $50 tons
burthen nre Of light drought Of water, being bull,
IN New York expressly for the tradc The price
ut passage is fixed al 100 dollars: their cabins ure
! Tilted up in tho most in proved and convenient
plan, and finished in neat and elegant style -
Ample stores Of the first quality will be provided,
and every regard paid TO the comfort and c.s;rc
satisfaction ct passengers, who will please take no
lce that no berth eau he secured until paid for u,
tho of CO of tho cousiynscs.
These vessels arc commanded nv c,n,o;n, vol,
Experienced in tho trade, who will rive every a,
tcntion and Exert themselves to accommodate. rhcv
"!!i at all times be owed M and down the Missis.
slpp hy steamboats,, and the s;riciest punc,uality
observed in tho time Of suilinr.
Tie owners Of these shi u will not 10 rc,pons;.
Die for any !'t,cr, parcel or package. sent by or
put on board OF them, unless regular bill Of adinc
10 s'.hna therefor, at the counting house Of the
agent or owners. Fer further particulars appjy to
D BE1N & A COHEN,
nov27 90 Common ST
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a, 1305 143 b. or Sd ~
Nurthwurd. Coming Aouthward, the time is six hour
lesS; bring 5 days and II hours.

Nurhwurd Coming Houtlward, the time is .ix hour
less; beings d"ys and II hours.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
pANAWAY (r N, 1L9 CarOndelet corner of HcyA
Streets on Tie night Of 30 Of Auy,at, arr was
seen lie next morning in Poydras street, negro boy
mined CHARLES, about II years Of age, en- s fe6
or Whereabouts in hei lit, verv black and has IN nped
ncn III his speech, OF his legs is sore, asneH
ny recent hurt; lie had when he went away white
cotton or linen shirt and white c"t,"n sntalo"ns.
Masters OF vessels and ste.ln boats GaHtinnrd .
gainst receiving or hnrbOrng snl negro, well ala
other persons, the rgour OF the law will H.
enfocsd against them. The above reward will be aa
t"rdclivehg him int any Of the jnils Of either Of thu
municipalities or at l69 CarondeIet, Of lievN
slecet. sept
NOTICE-Ihc coruI,nerahir hcrc1of,1e x,stne
under the hrm OF l'ubols Il Garretson nas beer
dissolved The subscriber will ,luidate the afairs
me concer" !" this city, and requires al prons n!eo
'a :" make payment to him oy, and all ,l,ose hav.ns
aug -. niARKETsoN
CAPTAIN MARHYATT's NEW NOVELS
Rnn/i4 the Refer, by tile author Of Peter Simple, T.
| in 9 vols.
Cummings, or u Winter at Sch!~ss Hainfelj il Lows
Styria, by Captain Basil Hall, Royal Navy, F.
Lord Roll1.~, romance, by Allan Cunningham, W
Sheppard Lee. written by himself, in " y-ls.
Compsndi0us History Of :taly, translated from,
original ltalmn by Nathaniel Greene, in vol. fos
ming No ~ Of Harper's Family Library.
Vols . y Of the new complete and uniform edition
Of Warrington IrpimS's Works.
Rosrr's French ""d English Dictionary in vol, 3vs
NuS"fs French "md English Dictionary.
AIs"-A few more copies of Colnbc's Phrenoogy
"Riehzi lnrgr Surveyors imlnsscs u superior qua
itv. with Chains, Eilud Balls Of 2l-i and 9 l2 nrhs,
ii''"s improved metallic Pens, japaned papers, wesh,s
&c. &c. &c.
Just received, a.'d for sale by
| nl3i REM lew
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~ Cork X Baltimore Jackets

IL IL IL
NEW ORLEANSAsp BALTIMORE LINE or
PACKETS.
This line will CONSIST of the following vessels,
which have beoa built or purchased expressly for
tho trado, viz:
Ship Seaman. Capt. Miner,
Bark Mary, Nickerson,
Trad Ferry. new Stcvons,
" Solomon Saltus, Latham,
Brig Architect, :. Groy.
These vossols arc Of tho first class, have hand.
some furnished accommodations, and arc Of light
draft Of water, 10 admit Of their receiving and
dscharging their cargoes in Batimolc at The city.
Freight will be taken for ports on the Chesapeake
or James River, and forwarded by tho agents,
Mossrs. CLARKE l. KELLs)GC, at Baltimore
expenses on goods shipped will DO advanced when
required Tho price Of passage is fixed at $50,
ample stores Of the st quality will be provided.
Steam up and down tho Mississippi will bo takou
on all occasions.
| For freight Or passage, apply to
GEO BEDFORD,
nov27 % Bienvio If
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NO MERCURY NOR coPAIYA

A BOUT six months ago had the misfortune to get
"A secret disease, for which have applied to seve
the above date put myself under Tia cu,e Of Doctor
Huet, and expect lin to me. Since that tine
the deas, got worse, break out in arg. ulcers
to the number Of six eight ca leg, and all over
my aca, and sore t,ront and abb. to work ut h
present time account of the disease large ulcer Oh
the right site Of the throat. | putting mysei
confidently under the OF DR.. Ilue, .i Paris,
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
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