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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Alb Auditors Once, Sd Aug. 1885,

Sr-Enclosed you will receive lists OF marines WHO are
attached 10 the Exploring Expedition and the amount o.
bounty received by them respectively from Purser f.
Dunn. The 5b sec of the act improve the condition It
the noncomnssoned officers and frva,es Of the Army and
marines of the u s. and prevent deseron passed III
March, 1883, prohibits bounes to recruits for en.tins
therefore, you will be pleased check from the pay OF such
marines named the enclosed list as are bore on your
rolls The amount of bounty received by them respectively
and notify TIE office thereof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

JrvtsgLg ATTRACTIONS AMERICAN MUSEUM
This is the last day of the comic WincbeI Performances
this afternoon and evening. The Mermaid still remains
hcre-all for IS cent?.
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Yours r. X. WALDRON, P1r;ef.
n. o. DAYTON, Fourth Auditor Washington.
Qrestio Did any of the other marines refuse TO serve
after the tern of service hadexpired except Babb, pnn
Pensyl and Smith.
Qse,tion How many OF those who received the bouay
were 90 board the Vincenness sem,
4ns.rer can't tell without the mus,er.rolL (husuI.
rolls produced) ThrtyoDe the arrival OF The SacefHs
in the United States In answer to question from Caa
mod0re Bidde the witness said there space TEL o.
the roll Tor the setting forth when the terms oil service "a
pred.
ueatiox Were the Kanakaaen shipped by the author
ties o! Oahn. and were they selected by them
-inssrer. They were
Question. State the circumstances under which par
the crew discharged by Lieut. Wilkes, and !! any
provision was made for them by Lieut. Wilkes. =,
Ans,rer. Some seamen who refused 10 reener, were ga
shore 10 the Consul ordered 10 leave a'lss
make provision for their passage home Il conc ne o
without expense 20 the United States, and a Consul
He pay their board al Oahu. transferred tprn o.
counts To the Department at Washington Tor them ~ "
ceivc when they got home. n,
QueJtiou. Look al the order produced and say ~
il is the order from Lieut. WILKES on that subject .
Atper. II is the order Purset Speeden and mysei
The order was here read
e. g. sHrr ytscEssEs,
Harbof OF Hsnoiulu, Oahu, Nov :, iaf. In
GESTLE1EN The accounts OF the old explorer w.
have not recntered VIII lie transferred to the Navy
ment.
The following sums will be charged to them: -,
Consul 49,
ID The exploring clothing will be charged them, t
not having performed the cruise. y zr
Sd. The Consul or yeu authorized To MAXI ~ -
rangement for their 10 the United states ou - n
lion OF their employment board any vessel bouo Il
United States, 80 thai The Government be mol
any advance or expense for passages
am, very respectfully, r,a
CHARLES WILKES, Com. E1plofsnS rs
z. r. WALDRoS, Esg. and Wa- SPEIDEs, P1Isef'
ships Eircernes and Peacock.
U. S. SHIP vIscEssEs 80
Oahu, Sandwich Islands, Nov ., isrr lie
Sir: take leave enclose herewith letter !, ~
Commander OF the Exploiting Sanadroa, By s r.ps-
pears that three meo. who decline continuing ID o
diton, 10 be sen, shore. .;, &C. .
csants, with three nosths pay in cash, WHICH, . eA's
them by me. Lam, kc. ,r...-,a
R r WALDRON, Purser ship ssnee
P. A. BxiSsa4DE, Esq, U. 9. Consul, OAHU. ,..re-
Witness. deposited three ontRs pay End tOoa
ceipt for il of the Consul. ,,s adj
erlestiss Did The marines receive IS per cent
tionai pay according TO the aei OF Cougrr
1fnSseT. Not to the hes; Of my knowledge
61lsytion Did the seanisns .;r,s.
By The Court The men expressed no 1shn' seps
the way IN which they discharged a. .o,r ,,et
came home and some staid. One was ciafA " . 50
six months after we left.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
Lana, Negroes, Sc. Sc,
EO,k SAEI

Il ", within three miles Of the Court House and
seven from hc.jamcs River Canal and contains between
SIX and hundred acres lies we'll and is casil,
improved About hundred and fifty acI,~ is well Ia
ken in rcd clover further description is deemed uu-
necessary. rs hose disposed to purchase invited
anime i5r thcniselvo, Being determined to SELL good
bargain may be had. If not sold privately before the
18th day otFetruary 1912, ii will On that day On the
premises, be offered to tho highest bidder. upon credit of
one. two and three years. tho purchaser give bond and
good pcrs nal security and deed Of trust upon the land
II secure the purchase money.
And at the time and place. upon crcdi, until
thn 18th day of July, lSI2 TEN OR TWELVE
LIKELY NEGROES. stock Of Horses Hogs, Cows,
Sheep, and Plantation Tool, Of ever, description
FLOYD l.. WHITEHEAD
Jan II tlqF
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Rev John .Neclsid .NgEt.-Ihs DIST rnsaoi d.
vine has assumed the duties OF his station. and under
the commission Of the Kings Of Kings, preached twice
Congress We did attend MIR. Mathis first sermon,
but Sunday went forth I, enjoy tie beauty Of tho
morning and almost unconcious,y found ourselves in tho
Representative Hall We entered the Hall determined
not to he pleased with Mr. aii's matter manner but
whenhe opened the book Of ali books and, without
note, poured forth in strains oma!chess euquence tho
burning thoughts ola comprehensive intellectual and po
eca mind; when he contemplated Gad and man. and
showed that the Creators thoughts notour thoughts,
nor his ways ways were Forced 10 acknowledge
that spirit stood at tho altar, and bowed
opposition al the shrine Of talent. We noticed that he
turned his voice to suit the hall, and heard (what
heard before in that hall the old pillars
peat the words Of the speaker, with distncaess and
regularity that startled Maii rs sou full Ct poet
ry. He like the bee through the rosy gardens Of
the wind and returns laden with tie Of his toll
Some think his illustra lens ancen.tw;ee told affairs
but VIC think he who declares the word of God should
chose ratheran appropriate smile, Han novel one; and
that smile which wexpress his meaning the cearce:Bo
matter whether he takes it from the life OF Washington.
or the red field Of Waterloo, is the best.
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TWO PIECES OR PARCELS OF
GROUND,

situated in the town ofLynchburg-the piece par
Gel being second Main street and particular
ly described in deed from Abram r. North to James
Benagh and Albon Mcdaniel bearing date the 2nd of
October, 1928, and Of record in the Clerks Office of the
Hastings Cour, of Lynchburgthc other pcceor parcel
beng Sixth alley, and more particularly described in
decd from the said Abrain Il. North Bernard Ruck-
and James Benagh bearing date the st Of September
1885, and also If record in the Clerks Ofice Of the
Hastings Court Of Lynchburg, being the pieces
parcels of Ground In said decree mentioned
HENRY Du NNINGTON
Sergeant of Iynchburg.
Jan. 81 t3M
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO decree Of the Circuit Superior
J. Court of Law and Chanccry, for the town Of
Lynchburg, pronounced the 23d day of October, lS4l
in the suit then therein depending, between Sarah Lucinda
North, plaintiff and Elijah Fletcher & Others defendants
the undersigned the Commissioner therein named will on
the Sd day Of March next proceed upon the premises
SELL by way of public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, subject to the dover right Of the said Sarah Lu
cinda North therein equal and undivided third pa,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

Mrs. (hus. ". RPjHS.

l. II Il r. 7 Il L " 4 q ",
)ROPOSES opening FEMALE SCHOOL in
Il the basement of the Baptist Church. to commence
On Monday, the 9TH Of February next
Having been educated with special reference 10 tho
business OF teaching, and having had practical cxlp-
Hence IN the matter she hopes to be able give entire
satisfaction to those Parents and Guardians who NAV
conhde their children and wards To her drccton:-and
Pledges her best efforts insure their advancement in
the several branches Of their stud.s as well "a 10 pro
mote their improvement in manners and morals
TERMS.
Spelling Reading, Writing. and First Principles of A.
rihmetc, 81 % pcr month
Grammar. Geography and History. 50 do
For the above, including Natural and Moral Philosophy.
Rhetoric, Logic. SC. SIS per session Of 3 mo.
Protection and Drawing Of Maps. 3 do
Music. 50 lessons IL
Poonah Painting, do
Drawing and Painting in Water
Colors. Landscape. &c. 6 50 do
MezzDtinto, do
Fancy Work, do
Embroidery. do
French Needle Work ? 50 do
KEFERE.s'CHN.
}. W. Smith, Esq, Principal of kaaramo
Seminary, Staun,on
l.. l.. Waddel, Esq., i" Male 4.
;, cademy. do
Hon. Judge Lucas p. Thompson do
Mrs. Henry Johnston, Music Toaclcr, do
DIR. II. II Henry, Waynesboro
Na,h !. Massic. Esq. Augusta Co. Va.
,'eo. bagby, Esq Iynchburg,
John liollms, Esq do
Rev. r l.. b. Shaver. do
Apply to Mrs. Ecns at Mrs Ilanc,ch's Boarding
House, Immediately opposite the post Office.
Jan. 20 ON
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ESPAl.Yi:IsO EOls SALE,

~ WISH to sell my fine booded
HN IA Horse ESPARrERO. He was got
AN VR by that distinguished Stallion and "a
~A>.9sAnR. ccr Geah. one Of the best sons Of A.
,nrrican Eclipse. His dam Cameon. tho property
Of Sir Patrick Nsbe lie is good size Young and sure
fal cetser and raised by Richard Gaines Esq Of Char
lotto. PETER u. AkERS.
Feb I'm
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EIECEYOfs'.S .7'OsSCE.

4 LL persons having claims against the estate of
IA Thomas Wilmington IT, deceased requested
20 bring them forward immediately properly authcntiea
ted. Those. who are owing tho estate. must make n-
mediate payment. longer indulgence cannot lc given
WILLIAM OGLESBY, executor Of
Thomas Nhlttrnton, jr deceased.
Feb Il
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NOTICE.

subscribers intend TO close their presen, business,
Il and to effect this object speedily. they arc
prepared To Offer to any person who may wish
,ncnro business. in this place. good bargain their
STOCK OF GOODS which is well selected though
not very large and consists mostly Of Staple Goods
Neinsiie these wishing tobuy cheap stock Of Goods
TO call and sec u.s.
We will commence from this day TO sell At retail, at
such prices will inevitably insure saes and the very
reduced rate At which We shall offer Goods will make il
necessary that we sell exclusively for cash negotiable
paper
Those owing accounts will rccolle,, they fall due
the Is, OF February and we hope the, will no, fail call
and settle HUNT & WARD.
Jan 81 ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

DLAIS and bowed Satin Stocks
L do do Bombazne do
do do Morno do black and fancy
Splendid Chcne Stocks and Scaris
Black Italian and coloured and figured SILK Cava's
4 large lot Linen Collars, and Bosons
Which we arc determined to sell.
HUNT Il WARD.
\ov 70
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VARIETIES.

VARIETIES.
SIiOVEL and longs at all prices,
- Brass and common And Irons,
Brass and common Tenders,
Coal Skuttles and Sters;
Spit Boxes, brass and common.
Walters of all sizes and qualities,
Candlcsticks, plated and brass.
Shutters, plated, brass and steel.
Brass and Japannc,l Lamps,
Ladies' Dressing Boxes.
Sugar Boxes and Tea Cadies,
For s,le vcrv low, by
H j RICH>R9S
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+ u X y II H. r.

q X 3 n Il II
4 TRACT Of Land in Am,ers, county. four miles
IA from New Glasgow containing NINE. HUN
DRIED AND FORTY FIVE ACRES formerly the
property of Hill Carter decd For terms apply TO
A. TOMPkINS, Cashier.
Sep. Is Is
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I'sRU;SEE SUPPLY.

~ and beautiful Chrnc Mouslin de Lanes
~ Florence Braid l}onne,s Chonn Ribbons Also
Style Plaid Nous. Dc LANES. which will be Sol,
extremely low. JAMES \. S'TIGIFR
NoyS f.
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THE FINE JACK.
u o Il u sNi E a u,

WILL stand the ensuing at Amherst Cur
w House. For particulars soc bills.
JAMES :. IilGGINBOTHAM
oh
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!S.lLE or .N'lGXOss
To Planter. and others.

TnNllE subscriber will sell goods his line a, small
i advance on COST, For CASH lis assortment
OF Hardware and Cutlery very large. embracing Tools
Of all kinds Building Materials, Saddery. Looking
Glasses, Cooking Utensils, and every thing generally
kept in Hardware Stores. II. b. RICHARDS
Jan. 81 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

The petition presented ty VI Adams. on Monday
week. and Of which the tovirg IS copy, has created
the Excitement
To the Congress cfHe United States.
The undersigned, citizens Of Havcrhll, in the Com
mon"eath Of Massachusetts. pay ths. ven will ime
datey adopt measures pesceaby to dissolve the Union
Of those States:
First; Because no union can be agreeable pcrma-
nen' Which does not ftsen, rrcs 4 prtca Leu-
fits.
Second: because vast proportion Of the resources Of
one section oftho Union annually draned to sustain the
views and caurse Of smother section without any ade
guate return.
Third Because Judging from the history Of pest ac-
tions) that Union ii pos sled n the present course Of
things will certainly overwhcm the whole nation utter
destruction.
This position is signed by Benjamin Emerson and f,r-
ty five others. all understood be citizens ofIavera:l,
Massachusetts,
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Rural Retreat Seminary, for
YOUNG LADIES'.

FUNIIF THIRD SESSION of the It urn R G..
l. treat sc IN NJ ry, for Young Ladies',
will expire the 3lstns There will be- as hereto
fore an Examination.
Monday the l4th Of Fcbuary next and end on Monday
the 18Th of August.
Terms as before viz: For board dollars per month
each boardcr finding her bed and bedding. Where
these furnished by the Principal, IS per month will
be required.
For tuition, s. per month for all the branches Of
substantial solid and useful Education Music, French
and Painting at extra charges, moderate can be
afforded The Music and French Departments in this
School under the care Of Miss Emma Willard Cur
tiss Young lady who educated at Troy Female
Seminary, n. Y, School that sustans high reputa
ton. perhaps, any in the United States Miss Cur
iiss has been engaged in giving instruction. in Music,
on the Piano and i'll the French Language during the
last SESSION of the School, at Rural Retreat, and the
Principal takes great pleasure saving that he believes
her ,ce qualified for the responsible office she holds,
and that has given and will continue give entire
satisfaction lie wond refer the patrons of his School
and the public generally, to the following recommends
! tons:
This may certify, that Miss Emma W Curss was for
two member Of this institution that her moral
character rrcproachable and her scholarship good
that in the situation which she has since occupied,
teacher she has given h.r employers satisfaction and it
is my belief that she will still deserve their approba-
ton. EMMA WILLARD,
Former Principal Troy +. s."
Miss Emma w. Curtss for several years mem
Der of this Institution. and has subsequently, been, for
four years successfully, employed in teaching. She is
well qualified TO instrc in the various branches Of an En-
gsh education Music and the French Languagc-aud
also, possesses in high degree those moral qualities
requisite in teacher. take pleasure in recommending
her worthy the notice of the friends of Education.
SARAH l.. WILLARD,
Principal Troy Female Seminary
1t is requested Of those persons who intend sending to
this School the next session that they let be known
by the end OF the present at least before the
nencemcnt Of the ensuing Session Each scholar. from
the time OF entrance, will be regarded engaged for the
Session and deduction will be made for absence except
in Of protaccd sickness 1t is also very important
that all should begin at the commencement of the Session
Particular attention will he given the morals, health
and Improvements Of the students.
&. w. LEFTWICH
Jan. 20
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Selling Oft Z heap for { ash.

fvNlE subscriber shnq torcducc his Stock Of Goods
Il will sell great bargains fJr cash. Can ard SEQ
JAMES A. STI(IFR
De- 10 Is
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CASH FOR HIDES.

WILL give the hghcs, prices ior dried and raw
4 llldcs delivered at the Market House.
The subscriber will also receive them to be tanned on
shares, and the work 10 be- done 10y responsible
ncr As any in tho State, and delivered the Market
House whom tanned WM J.. FAIR
Dec. q IL
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FORWARDING AND COMMITS.
Sion BUSINESS,


WE, the undersigned, having formed co-Iar,nor-
w ship under the style aud firm Of
y. ~. D.lV'IS, Jv. r TO-,
with the view Of transac,ing general
FoRwARDING AND Commission BusISIss
respectfully tender services our friends an the
public.
Occupying 4 large and commodous Fire Proof Ware
house. situated Immediately the Canal, fronting the
street leading from the bridge, offer the tac
ties and advantages Of other houses with the saving Of
the expense Of drayage
We would remind our friends that this business will
bea separate and dstnct0ne from the boating business
And in forwarding produce consigned care by way
Of hs Canal regard will only be had such boas AZ are
deemed responsible expeditions, and run for the lowest
freights
Our rates OF commission upon sales, for forwarding
will correspond with those of other houses engaged in the
same business.
With the experience Of s. II. Davis, Jr who will
have the entire and exclusive management and control of
tho business, and will devote his whole time and attention
to the interest Of those who may favor the house with
their patronage, confidently trust shall be cna
blcd 10 render entire satisfaction.
We shall at all times keep hand, for sale supply
Of Plaster, Salt, Fish, Sc. &c,
JAS. DOLAN,
ANDREW kINNlER,
TIiOS. H. TOWLES
S. II. DAVIS, ia
REFERENCES.
.WDontel s. M Corkle, q. d. e. j. r. ia ri.
Ifoicombe s. Otey, Samuel Miller.
la
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t'nnc as a MON That majority must rr!e was not
u"e WIN regard TO THIS body; they @ere not elected by
Inc people, but by the States and elected far beyond tho
Term ot service OF tho President Of the United States; aud
he considered this as one Oh the bean,ss of this Govern
'eh' ana wise consideration and one OF the lucky hits
0, our ancestors nc Senator had tendency towards
INC paoic WILL Tor the purpose oie11irJny improper in
uence; tho House OF Representatives was constituted
WIN reference To state distinctions In TRUTH there
only one department Of The Gjvernment that was tniy
'e.. 'rac, ana that was The Executive 80 far from
,e ',ssoeh oenR IN POSITION 10 eonuayene the P,pu-
a' WI, ne was 'he only oicer That came IN On the
pfoao tsss Of The whole tnlon, and seemed TO be the
1hy SOLITARY exception lie then was elected by tho
ieop'e OF 'e 'hIcd States aud was the only roprsen-
ao ''a' was ny u INC na;rrc and dos!gn Of the Con
M'o"on. elected WIN regard to any particular section
ne oeeeaton oil The ether itotso sectional, thu
'esen' WAS NOT nh1 IN one s.hse, was voted Tor BY
. "noe people, ana os coordinate tfanch OF tho
Nv nc ,sueht WIS erected ior ioor years.
'"'o'' ''' On; nc vas tespohsibe; 1hey We're nqf,
:" "'ae' 10 make up ms MUD, he MI fREsroN) would
oon o'eh 10 'he NohVenuon ana see "iiat worctlui'
oanes ''on WIN regard 10 ne veto powof 1t was ae-
queaeed IN as ming almost indispensable. except 60 u
III" 'N''n' vi me hlh"atluh lh,se VINO were called
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James River Scrip.
WYE WISH TO PURCHASE UPPER and
w LOWER SCRIP.
MCKINNEY & MOSBY.
Dec. Is I'm
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WITH DANASK CLOTH SEATS, new and
elegant article. just finished.
Together with general assortment of
Cabinet Furniture.
Cane Scat and Windsor Chairs &c Opp ate the
Franklin Hotel.
al at prices to ''at TIC times. A WINSTON.
Feb Z Z,
, 1842-07-30
Godcy's Latiy's Book.

Edited by Mrs. S. ]. Hale, Mrs.
l.. II. Sigourncy, Morton M'Michael
and l.. A. Cooley. Each number
embeIIiShcd with splendid Steel and
Mczzoiint cngrarin9s, Fashion Plates,
Music, &c. DC.
The July Number Of this popular
and elegant periodical viii commence
Il new volume, and the publisher
takes this opportunity 10 assure the
public. that he will remit no effort TO
keep it, where it is now acknowledge.
ed to br. at the very head Of Amer
ican periodicals. No expense has
been spared. and rome will be, 10
make lis embellishments of the most
splendid description. and in proof of
what he has accomplished in this re-
sPeci. the publisher refers to the seri-
rs of brilliant enrravings. both line
and mc2zo'int. which he has recently
given: while in regard 10 the future.
re thinks it sufficient 20 say. that he
has now ready for publication numer-
ous plates. even surprising in beauty
and interest those which he has alrea-
dy issued. These will be given in
the curse Of the coming volume.
As to the literary department Of
the Lady's Book. the publisher pledg-
cS himself. HAT it shall continue TO
merIt the superiority which has been
toi,alrcady. Nearly every
American writer of cminence contri-
10 It's pages occasionally. and in
"icA EEH!6HT', besides articles from the
Editors. t:,ere are contributions from
Miss SedIwick. Miss Leslie, n. P.
Willis and +. :. Arthur. Il combine
ton Of talent which caunot be found
elsewhere.
The Ladv's Book is published
monthly al IS per apnum. payable in
advance. Address. l.. A.. Cooley,
Publishers Hall, lOl Chestnut ST.
Philadelphia.
CLUBBING.
Two copies Lady's Book for one
year S5 60. Lady's and Young Pec-
Book, one year. IS 90. Ladv's
Book and Peotle's Library $500.
Ladys Book & Musical Library 500.
, 1842-07-30
VasisinSeGnian.

propose TO publish in this city, 4
Weekly paper under the above title,
devoted 10 the cause of Temperance,
rs soon as a sufficient number of SUBJ
ScirberS are obtained to Justify it.
The paper will be printed on 4
sheet OF medium" size. and will be
issued on Saturday after noon of each
week. and delivered nr mailed to sub
Scribers al 81 per year, payable AL
WAYS IN advance. No paper will, in
any instance, re sent or delivered,
unless thus paid for, as the low price
at which 1t is published will not JUS
ti!y any credit.
Two pages will be devoted to the
cause which the paper is to advocate.
and the residue TO advertisements and
news, emitting politics most
scrupulously. A price current and
Bank Note Table will be inserted
regularly. The assistance OF compe-
gentlemen will be obtained to
conduct it.
will cndeavor to commence it
the next two or three weeks,
bnt certainly not later than the LIST
Of May.
March the &c, 1912. v. ELLIS.
, 1842-07-30
ScSES% MOTION.
AND
GTasaalll's Magazine
FOR Only FIVE pOLLARs,


We have made arrangements with
the enterprising publisher of G raham's
Magazine. by which we are enabled
to offer their Magazine and the Bos-
i3n Notion for one year for only
1t is idle for US here TO enter into
a detail Of the superior character of
Graham's Magazine-it has in one
year acquired Il celebrity and ex.
tent of circulation beyond tina, of
any periodical in the world! For the
year l842 the Magazine is to be in
creased in the number of its pages,
and other important and valuable at
fractions r to be added to it.
Upon renting five dollars to Mr..
Graham, of Philadelphia, the Publish.
of the Magazine, or to the under.
signed, a copy Of the Boston Notion,
or Folio Edition, and Ora.
hams Magazine for 1912 will be
forwarded to you. The Quarto No
ton will be sent you from No. /. if
you wish it, nine numbers only hay
ing been as yet published.
GEORGE ROBERTS,
Proprietor Boston Notion