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New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

act 10 recommendation OF the General Committee, the
Democratic Wing Electors Of the Fifth Ward requested
10 attend public meeting TO be held at the Marion House
l65 Chapesreet Monday Evening. 9th instant, al q
O'Clock, for the purpose of choosing five Delegates TO repre-
sent the Wardo County Convention select thirteen Dele
gates represent the City in the State Convention be
held at Syracuse. WARREN CHAPMAN, Chm.
JOHN BENSON, e.,;
FRANCIS G.. WlrTENagRc. secretaries. aug g
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

CoRoNER's OFflcE.-FouND DRowSEp.-This
morning the Coroser held inquest No "a Ceenles slip
the body oil unknown man, aged about 3d. small OF
stature with sandy whiskers uniting under his cln, who
found in the East River between piers and under the
sarbeard bow the schooner Oscar He ella
round about aud panaloon black bombazne much
worn canvas oyeralk and shoes, without stockings Ver
Dict found drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

~ Thirfeenfls VFnrd.-Pursuant to recommenda
ton at the Genr;a ComRiittee the Democratic Wings OF
the Thirteenth Ward requested TO attend public meet
ing This Evening at the Tippecanoe House, No sheriff
street o'clock, for the purpose OF choosing five Dele
gates Ward in County Convention on Thurs
day thu h inst al The Broadway House. for the purpose
OF selecting Thirteen Delegates 10 represent This city in
State Convention 10 be held Syracuse the 7h day OF
September. BY order of CHARLES NJ. SlMONSON,
Chairman Thirteenth Ward Committee.
p,.,,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

a YOUNG MAN who has a Capital of
"a ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS in cash ard free Of
debts. wishes ioln connection With like capi
tai and steady business habits in family grocery any
other respectable business where the sale Of liquors is not
included IN the trade. Address line 10 F. NJ H. at this
oliGei slat!nE here nterYgM can be had nn4 Ct.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

II The Democratic wings ofthe Ninth Ward
requested, pursuant TO recommendations OF the Gene
raj Committee to meet the Northern Exchange, late
Beecker street House, Monday evening 9th nsl.,
O'Clock, for the purpose Of choosing five Delegates to ro
present this Ward in County Convention be held
the Broadway House on Thursday, the II inst, TO select
thirteen Delegates TO represent the City and County
NewYerk IN the State Convention held at Syracuse
the 9Th day of September next BY order of The Ward
Comimtlee. G. K. SOUTHERLAND.
WuILaM InI, NsnrpY Secreiarv
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

~ Third Ward Democratic Whigs.--Pur-
nan 10 recommendation Of the General Committee, the
Democratic Wing Electors OF the Third Ward request
ed 10 attend public meeting be held 8. A Mayer
eau's. 0 Washington street. Monday evening August
al o'clock for The purpose OF choosing five Delegates TO
Delegates TO represent the city in the State Convention
be held al Syracuse. JOHN GUSTIN,
Chairman Ward Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
fsNO MERCHANT TAILORsi.-Want-

q ed situation hyan experienced Cutter Best city
references given. Salary Doi so much an object
peclable Suaion. Apply by letter TO +, P at this Office
or at the office Of This paper au6 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail, and Tor exp0rta-
ton by 4 SANDS Co z73 Broadway, of Cham
bers.street. Sold also by Sands 10 Fulton corner
Gold aad 77 East Broadway. corner Market. Price 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

EEAIR ARTIST-M anufactured from
d L ladies' and gentemens hair in FIVE hundred dieie
designs necklaces bracelets watcgu1rds earrings ho"
ers rings wigs scaps &c &c Ladies or gentlemen hav
inc hair of living deceased friend can get formed ny
him into any design The mind conceive III such ion
il will be keepsake invaluable A q. bARtl'
ZIG Broadway OF Liberty street up alrshri pre-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

~ Sixteenth Ward.-ln pursuance OF recon-
mendalon by the Democratic Wing General Committee
Democratic Whig Electors OF the Sixteenth Ward are
requested HazetonS, OF Sixth Avenue an
Seventeens Monday Evening the 9Th instant,
O'Clock the purpose Of choosing five Delegates to the
County Convention 10 select thirteen Delegates 10 represent
, CITY and County New York in the State Convention
10 be held Syracuse the 7 day of September next.
WASHINGTON SMITH, Chm 10th Ward Com.
y u,wSINs Secretaries. auG q
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
4 1EACHER WANTED.--A Teacher Of

I''hNfII'It ''4N ' I'D'--- I tdC!ItT UI
e Drawing aud Painting Teacher Of French,
Teacher OF le Piano and Assistant Teacher the Eng
h Department. wanted. lfesse, past paid ts
f. g.. Box 2jS Upper Post Ole stating The situation de-
sired and giving references will attended TO mmed-
atcly or before The 25h No arrangements can he
made for less time thas year from Sept l.t au5 ow
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

Z ht.AV IL Ascrnn;.sl. I!a.:raA Eor 4s.io.---
Pew No. lg or the ground floor IN The body OF the
Church. Apply NJ No 79 Snuii iela
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

S10ll and $1,000 to Loan on City
W TJEOUOProper,y at I per cent. Apply at 4is
Broauway, basement. aus IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

lion OF the Democratic Wiig General Committee, tie
Democratic Wings oi the Fourteenth Ward will meet nj
the Broadway House Monday Evening next the 9Th inst
o'clock the purpose of choosing five Delegates from
the Ward County Convention select thirteen Dele.
gates represent the City and County oi New York in the
State Convention be held Syracuse on the 9Th day OF
September next, and transact suck other business
be hrous ht before the meeting.
BY order OF the Ward Committee. A. C.. BURR, Chm.
wM. II. KrNT. Secretaries. au6 ?,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

sAsDss SAss,rsRii.LNrha proPrietors submit TO the
public the following certificate, from highly respectable
s.urce o made by using their preparation of Snrsa
paria which hut have the eec, placing beyond
alI donbt the curative powers OF this medicine
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
? Democratic whigs.-The penocra,ic WI

Ut second Ward.-Pursnantto 10 the recommendation
oil the General Commttee the Democratic Wings of the
Second Ward requested TO meet a, Jone.s Second
Ward Hotel on Monday Evensg August slh y O'clock,
ior e purpose OF choosing i've Delegates 70 The County
yentian, 10 be held at Syracuse September 7tE.
By order Of the Ward Committee.
C<fJ "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
a POLISH HEROINE.
DIX cR.


We have had Tor several DAYS upon on our table
q Life of THE CounIess Emu; Platter, translated by J
X Salunonski,a an Exile. All published in a n mt vol.
ume of250 pages. This work claims more notice than
we have lime TO b.s'uS uplu il. The Young Conn
tess PLATED was imrucd with that devoted love Of
Freedom which ms iros noble nctpns. Sac could
not, woman a' she was, remain an ingIo ious and
unresisring victim Of wrongs inn c'cd upon her coun-
Try. High-birn. accomplished aud beloved, her
hand was sought 10y a Russian General. We extract
thi- incident "a her life
"~lludemuiselle. ! came 10 on-r you my hand"
"S,r refuse a." dryly answered Emily.
lie was TAR from expecting such an rusweI, and
ielt SumcWh g ahished. lie did not, however, give
~, but returning O, the subject continued:
Bot rIH. Of my rank. Couniess, aud lhe favor
which, eujIy With The Emperor"
Il am fully aware It the honor you condescenJ to
b'sto~ upon me by YOUR choice, but"
"Wrll-hui-"
1.-THE thing - impossible"
"impussiblrg' muuered The disa ppoinicd General
Am ! 80 unfortunate as 10 have iucured your av-
ersiou7T
81 do not hate you personally"
lis the appropriation in uur ages an ohjectionl'
"rhe husband should always b. older than the
wife"
at is exactly what think myself Perhaps yOur
henri"
Is perfectly free"
"YOu can never end a better choice"
lido MOI deny it."
Then nsthing IN the way"
IL am o daughter of PoialI"
Before the Revolution broke ont. the Countess
Travelled mpch Tor the rapose Of flaming he embeN
10 n..... -U ap' kindir1g the ires of liberty. When
O.. s.IgE o. war came ra.sinru frN.r her kins-
men aui tenants She rapHreI tI o.. frontier aud
"-s soon E|8l'Ir.r engaged AIh the hosts OF Rus
ia. Dg'Hpwc af ulIaoer- HI one piini. she sought
u,..- 'i''Ig Ii danger. Aud finally, whom all was
.1F aigr passing thrungh miny perks AID enduring
every p]rSat.1n. EmIJ Pliier dicd. IN the 26ih year
Of her --",1l fhe collage ola peasant where she was
'eDretiy. projected from the vengeance Of Russia.
AHInH yoarnaL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09

THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for A
deep research and intelligence Of The true charac-
Ter. The present number closes the Shy-four'h
volume. during which Tong term Of years 1t has con
tinued to win grace and favor in the public eye, by
the soundness ofit remarks, tho business On its 1t
eray AID scientific cri6cisms. is orthodox pc lincs
and the style Of dignity which always have nnd
always must charlcIerizs Il. We consider the RS.
session Of This Review for tie last ten years as a.
mOagDthe- most valuable Of our scquisitisns, one
that we Wot,d not. at least. exchanges for any other.
published on rs or the other side Of the Ahsntic.
JOHN ii. THoMrsos IL agent and will receive
s1hscri ptions for The city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09

A VOICE FROM THE SOUTH WEsr-Fhe
Fort Pickering. Tennessee. Eagle. speaking 81 call
for psolccnun oa cotton "A a S,ulh Carolina paper
well says:
Aho, SO9i Carolina c ying out FOR a ProteetirsTar
iHr Lpuisians enjoys II on her sugar a duty "J
cts. on all imported. But the manufacturer M the
North, with an interest oi SO millions of eapltal.and
iAe labor ofa hundred thousand poor white mass
aud lcna Is. deserve no protection against foreign
pauper laborf o NJ, They arc not the S2uh.-
Ban non. when these minufictures find It to iheir
interest q purchase Jorega cotton. South
Carnlina IL the 6rst Sui to bawl ont 70: a Tariff
Of PrOtechoa. To duve these manufacturers back.and
J force them to bay her roltons. So this Is the bonsi-
ed Pre- trade 50 ~eiemnally and bOisierously sung
by South Carolina.
The truth y. me time has arrirei. when we must
either adopt a Protective Tariff POlicy0r as a naiion
we must languish. Necessity and Justice to oursel-
YES. demand Il. aBd the restrictive course OF other
Z Ivernmentsruually dem tnJs II. We must encour-
age the consumy iton ani manufacture Of cotton al
hOze. There are many co nm IA serse reasnns Tor
We make our own Cotton. and why should we semi
q Europe for Cotton gooiR Let us make oar OWN
CdLcoes and cotton stuff. and no longer send "ui
money abroad To Europe, training our eouniry1im J.
lions upan millions of & Id and silver annually. loo
the support Of EsgitA NIHgflciEres aud EagtiI
Seft' NANsA h" w NV "'Nt
ing. LIT us encourage our own enterprise. supper
our own IIbIr. feed own pOor,-a and thereby keel
onr own gsLd and siircr'
Let Us support and ca ,rish Anerios-her AgricHl
lure her Manufacture. her Cumnerrc-lnt more -
pecally The labor of her Poor-lei Us raise and kecI
them raised. fsr Gods sake. above the brute an,
starving condition OF English lahorers. The p,li"l
OF England il not reciprocal with ours. Here .
risiJly protective TO her .n'ere,. She reduces la
bor and siarves her poor by heavy duties o., con
and four. To drive from her shores. her surplus dis
coutenied population. and To- sustain her ari>io'raii,
landed interest. She is strurgling TO be inlepenIen
ct the World. And sooH will become 90. - far a
her agricultural aud m mniacIuring interest az
concerned. Som Will she no longer BIO depsnjei
on ~ iur Cotton, Rice or Toraeco.
AID the only course left uS. l. t1 live ihdspanlcr
OF her by keeping our money. making our q Nu'eonO
a al ~ lien go' $ supporting nur own trG aS!ryan
thereby pro . tiH our Agr,cuitu al and PiaHiiac 10
'eresiS. Nv IA great. hOurshing h"me market lhi
GO Use OF POJry will Withdraw near ne uurth oft
capital npN invested in agriculture and plnnir
e cauy O%rerl'nr) aud find a more lucrative irl
'"r n ~ relieving Vre1tl
the overdonc aud langnishing interest Of the Pianle
We profess 10 no great knowledge Of political ecOr
omy, but give these as our crude, common sense nc
tons al things which il seems to us are ;he only TIA
American mes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09

AN icy SPECULATION h. stated n l,s
papers that q lew days since 70 Cur. fellow. vF,
. ever on the lspk out io speculate saw a .,.r
AZ hinHlen, Mass. ConicJ with zee nbou five iprY..
20 Thickness. and forthwith offered he propre.
my dollars i'f 'ho privilege Of cUuing % ont Isfs
hardly necessary b. soy That lhe Offer wa. srerg-.5
and The money paid over. The nrsht mlI,y,ipg
tho pnrchase camo up with a warm min. snJ when
Che purchaser went on The next day 10 cut up the
ice, De iouud % dld n0i "cut up" quito as well as
he hal anticipated. Instead Of five inches Of ,,,e
white chrysinliz1hun which be- bad purchased. he
mund only about Two in'bos Of ICE leN. and that
was i1'i slipping sway The ice speruIat,r mz.
flod if hoiot declaring ihai when no purchased q
mother pond of zee he would gel u insured. INN.
melted away hs Visions ~ wealth.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
uOME INDIRrRY IN PENNSYLvANIA

The PonnsYlyania newspapers conisin..s cal or
STATE convention Oi The frs n Il Of Home Inaus.ry,v
g. he held NJ H1rrls5urgi on he second Wsipssino
18Th day Of 4 prnl instant To call is signci Dbl. Oh
sinie committee on The subject We observr -ia
nqm's u Hon w wilkins. lin & b. he N
PlJter. and other prominent members Of tie late Van
Buren, party NJ part ofths committee. There docs
MT seem 20 be. 90 pet ri least any party d. 100
tn IiriI question iu Pen1sdvania. nv fhr lpio m
ms u cs'ago ofGov Porter the importance NJ dr
nestle manu- aciIrtsr was strongly prsssel n ou he
ali' ION "i the legis niur'. Pc H~sylvsuit crufsfns
within her b'rIen al the res mr. 80 u n great emD
re. AID they ooEht no' 20 be ovorooke 10 ,ue sc.t.s
Of The Cove nmsni.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09

UOSAS AGAIN ARRESTED TIE Caro1is,
ibair--AI extra from t4r R1chrsfsr Evening Post
ari another from Toe New laIy Herald contain The
b].IowinY information respecting The ,ecopJ orre.,
&C Hogan.
Ri,hosfsr. April. s o'clock. A 81
Last evening a warrant was granted Nv JUST ice
Buchan ofihS,rIiy fr he apprehension Vt John She.
rds1 HrTan. It7 charged will having heen one Of
IFc ra7.r WHO killed Amos Du1cc md Others.
"lr Do %" 'hoso mpHons 7re snd TO have been
carefully wtcsed both here nod in Canada. Was
speedily srrcs'rlJu-i ~ he r,ss starting fer the co1n
try N q csrnsgs-ho having arrived 90 lie Cove n
few hours hei35a from Toronto.
lie vas carried bstre Police JuSfics Warner "a
committed 70 Jail for further oraminauon,Hll4 o'cfor
the afternoon.
some persons expressed doubts Is 70 wheiher he -
really the person asho was IN somo degree disgHt
sed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09

4 LOST CHILD Aiming the incidents connoc.
ted VIII he in'e hrc in Delaney street New Y1rk.
ths following may not 10 altogether unworthy Ofpub
lrrati0n a lulc Ehausnlast ~ Inc pyblir seboJ
on Henry street after soho1l hours on Thsrsdav.s yns
dismissed as usual She sought hsf home but f,ood
rn fssicad o pile Of smoking ruins. shs wandered
shout DO The crowd. uuk0o~i nr and uuknoyyn. sec.
hing for erp1re0'i 800 night cinsed in. when her
spbs attracted attention. and he was conveyed b. one
the district watch h"usea. ard made comfortable
fr the nightip ihe morning 1--WE undtrstopi Alright
size Cpuld nui tell the names Of her patents. her IN
thor worked Boz e shop, and as aunt lived IN Br,st.
bgt he whefsaboun abe rss unlcquafntod wrh.
Mc proper hour arrived sbo wss conveyed 70
The school house. as the only mssns BY which shs
couh Tr entitled. and when We lasf heard from
her she was under he care ofons Of Inc Teachers,
was cndsavorng " trace out hose 10 whom he
gsi child belonged.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09

or Iheso the New York and the ID 'sion wOro I'M
seawor,hy. The Adam. requirsd extensive repairs
and the Oneida was on Lake Oniaro.
The navy Of Great Britain Then contained one
thousand and sixty sal, Of which between seven
and eight hundred were effective. cruising vessels.
The United States then hal M advantages, hut a
small portion of lhs inland resources and aids That
she now possesses IN ease Of n VAR. yet the result
was not - disastrous to our little navy as might
have been expected unter such circumstance.
The following vessels were captured from the
English from 1912 to 1915;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09

OREGON ISDIANS-The Chinnocks whose
hunting CROWDS are IN the north Of the Columbia
nver are rather 81 ghtly built Of the middle sta tnre
and IN features somewhat etcninais. Their dress
consists generally of a blanket. though sometimes
hey wear a shIrl aud even trousers. The women
wear blanket and a sori Of KILT made e PUSHES or
WOOL which reaches - their knee. Thoy have their
ears pierced as well as the sepium Of the nose lhro'
which they put a hynqua. a sn Ill shell which they
consider a great ornament. This nation has a prac.
tce Of modifying the 10 m Of The head during child
rearing The teeth Of The nged people are worn 30
much as 10 be hHI a lille raised from the surround
ing gum which IL attributed 20 the grinding power
OF The sand which is contained in r1eir chief food
d red salmon. THIS particular State Of the teeth is
almost exclusively confined 90 This nation. Fhe In
dams m he neighhprl1ui VI Vancouver and Cape
DisaPpoIntuomi are now but a few Va number. very
many have died fr'H n fever said 10 be peculiar TO
That Of America. When suffering from fever they
are IN the habit Of jumping into The river TO cool
themselves. aud when tho cold fi seizss Them lhey
enter = small bal prepared with some pebble- mad.
hot and a vessel 81 water. ~ placing The stones In
The waller. sleam il generated IN large quantities IT.
ne atmosphere Of which tt.y remain Hn'il the re
iur n Of the fever.
The principle fo'd NJ The ChinocSs /, salmon, bu
they occasionally snb-jst pu veri,on. Sturgeon and
"'id i'"'' n'd when pressed by hunger on roots and
berries.
The Fag-' ryC- natives. wls display n fine spe
cun'r % sid hnu1uity rs 'lrir chief propagate a
sIpci'fhi 'HIi log Hh.'r pFrri.cally produces then
o rvpn "i long white H.Ir. v.r.h - shurn of NJ IL
c1rc a. sarcp c'ssNaer. Tti. . manufactured in,
blank eis-,Hs employment uf he women. Tney al
80 use the WOO. NJ the m5gu'uiu govt Dr this purpns,
Ozark Logic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
WESTERN LuNAric ASYLUM.

We have received from the able. enthusiastic
and energetic Physician and Superintendent, of this
asylum, DR p. 4. SrRIBIINo. lac Report Of the
Court Of Directors of this institution. to the last
Legislature. together with that Of the Physician,
setting forth the condition and method Of treatment
in the institution. We are grari6ed at the prosper
iiy OF the institution, but by no means surprised at
IT,. when we find such sentim,nls as are found be-
low from the pen Of its superintendent.
The directors having at al tunes eyinced a yea
Gus devotion 10 tho interests of the asylum and man
Tested an earnest Tegard for the well being aud
comfort of ats afflicted ia mates. 1t Is with no small
degree of qualification that | feel authorised to assure
them. that the year has boon one of unusual prosper
Ity. The lumber OF cures m proportion 10 the reCeHl
cases under charge has cquSlled our most sanguine
expectations. The improvement in the moral and
physical condition OF the lncumblss. has been mos
pleasing and encouraging. C1hientment and cheer
fulness have reigned. with but slight interruptions
Throughout our establishment Health. "the rich mar
blessing and the poor mans fncnd." has; in au eI
lra,rdinary deegre both blessed and beireaded us
acute diseases. Ia none ofIis varied forms has inya
ded our threshold and jcath-has bnrne from Us bu
few of those whom a. has bJrn our h~appiSes 3. M
moro than our duty. To guard. In these results ",
are delighted 10 recognise the hand Oi an approving
Pcnvidonc , and with heartfelt gratitude for HE pas
humoiy reiytng upon a continuance ot the goodness
and mercy thus vOuchslled, we feel encouraged Il
persevere in our efirts for that large clas- OF human
sufferers. who are - deeply interviewer with on
sympaihIss. and 10 whose claims we hope never 4
become more Indifferent.
In the course Of the past year. there have been in
the asylum one hundred and twenty two pliitnis. o
wh IN sev, nty three were males and thirty ihese ie
m Is
There remained nj the elose Of the previou, wear
eighty five, yIz, Thirty SIX males. forty nlns fc.
males.
And there remains nj this date. one hunircd; oil
whom fifty nine are males anI ttry three fc.
males.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09
Frnnlhc y ,.hrille WIZ

PlRaNO- NU rOiR AP.IOLO ~.
Hbv ~pr irriui are he advances o. science!-
How rapid lee mach or the mindl New sciences
are bong daily brought 70 lghi.o and nsN wouder,
exhibited. \ certain Or John G Tom pkins. tin.
Grant lectures 90 P'ren,ir,v. i-"puuiug money in
ms pure 10y leciusnr r1 q new science which he
dcs a.rf 10y tlo b g. s~,4uI.ng name Of Ph,sHo
~ at grGJi.'gH A. pJ.u .iearrod readers may
Ht und sr-.Iat ,Hs 'su1. .vr Deg leave 10 suy that il
IcaN' .1r s,lenrs OBJ. 1r Ut asccUlining ihs true cha.
fs'.rr Hf mu 1- ,t lnr1 'y inSprciIon Of his or her
sIui wiring. T1o 10 tmei d,tiIr m Imrains. that
there IslI Ei mate e,Inoyipn between The head
aIt ina 1ni. or o. .aar e,tor1 ihs brain and The
iI-rrs-'nu ffg fusort Ife tha msir1ms Us used by
Co., Brain .a.i r.nruc letter AMI tIIs the true char.
"a. 'r". o. uIry.iIal ga ls given from he mere
r-t II. 1u..rrHI Tbass things being
irsc aui I. 1.-. u. Snrfr r,I1 ln iuii.l who can
fruH reno auiI. l1l''ly IS destined 10 become
60 scl. 60 even aH.- 'ar.rtlI than Parcnoloqy.
Sc .t"gf. ".su r0- t.us' b. g.efam. An
,fuirnc iI .H.s Coco. N 1s ~ tho utmlst
ur .H- r0 al .as.. wifi ho pirur.
flt. s... D.. H- shame .i. t Dol able Co.
- OBJ #. . rH .rYg-I.l. vy1a.
'un ..l 5caIHsld rr,fIrnce and
ibus ss.. .h."a .as 01u .r iupl,iuons 20 which
they ore liable Isse .1rlr vii pot fsrth n SOL.
H ..E .. -'..s OF rm- science. bts
.ra sr' sa as ..nIrt I.t l1f YrGt.naI S,ur.
I-a.. % ...H rl. u' .H. ...,yors 60. Urrnrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09

RELIC or ROBERT RURNs-Mr % K,bsyt'on
Of Clssro,g. he in he posasssou r. very interesting
relic 81 Robou Borns. uanciy e. small printed oria.
70 copy Of Cic,ros SIec orahOnf. translated into
English which sppcau % have been presented o.
sim by Dt Cfegoy Upon ic blank siae oi ihi'
ns page ihc following inscription opfoam which,n
% Hn be observed fs highly chaanensiio siifo en-
lusasdo fechzg-isi The bard.
Edinburgh Apnl23. 1887.
.Tsis book a present from me iruiy worthy and
nd Dr Gregorv, ! shsil preserve 20 my latest
~, 49,, mari of TIE gratitude, esteem and veneer
~. 100 10 he dobos. So help me God
W ROBERT BURNS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-09

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