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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23

Tnr Lave PLANTS, &c. from The Rsplor.
,ng Expedition have reached here from the
Vinccnnes, aud ATE deposited ~ Mr.. Doug.
Io"'' green honsc nearly opposite The build.
ing occupied by The Department of State
No learn that there arc over one hundred
-PrcIc. 81 1--we ones, aud n gtcnt variety oI
foo'S. " ~ sRld that the total number col.
lrrird ny tho Expedition smoun,s 10 over
w oO specimens ol different species. MAJ.
IihHig,nor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23

Mn. EpIToR :-I understand that our m.
cicnt aud honorable ARTILLERY COMPANY.
aud the volunteer companies of this town,
MIddctown, Portsmouth, Tivcrton and little
Compton, will be invited by tho Committee
of Arrangements for celebrating tho dlh Of
July IN Providence, TO attend at the cclcbra.
ton Of the l,h in that city, and that a slcon,.
boat will be provided to convey tho troops
from Newport at an early hour on that day.
! wlsb to suggest TO the companies in the
several towns, the pfopfeiy Of drilling M
much MS pus.Iblo, previous to that time. u
IS 10 be hoped that nj! Who arc invited, will
aIicOd on iboi interesting occasion. X.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23
From the Providence Journal Of Monday
ATTEMPT TO TAKE THE WARREN GUNS.

ATTEMPT TO TAKE THE WAhnEN ecNo'
An unsuccessful attempt was made last
Saturday night, TO take The field-pieces I'D
the possession Of the Warren Artillery
Four horses, with harnesses, were sent down
from this city, understood to have come from
Hidden's stable, early in tho evening; and
abou, midnight, information was received That
from fifteen to twenty five men had lett tho
city in the direction Of Warren. Expresses
we're Instantly despatched, by different roads t,
and arrived at Warren soon u.ter the mnrand-
ing party. The had broken open three build
ings, in search Of the guns, one an engine
house and the other house IN which bearse
is kept. when the alarm was given. by sound
ing bugle' In ten minutes. fifty men with
muskets were assembled, and in ten morc,
the ularm having bcen given by one Of the
churcll-bels, about two hundred arrived, all
armed und ready. Owing To the darkness.
tho scouudrels escaped, although II Is hoped
that clue has been found tor the detection
of portion of them. The prompiiudc With
which the people Of Warren answered tho
alarm. cannot be too highly commcnded;t II
is is JUS, what was expected OF them, aud just
what they are ready to do again.
One Of the men engaged in the attempt to
keILc tHc w k"'o, nus "'S" W ~
u warrant issued by Justice Mngoun, of
Warren. The Sheriff OF Bristol county came
up with it yesterday, and the man, whose
name is Wethcrby, WAS arrested and COM
mittcd. lle will be taken TO Warren for OK
animation. The officers are on the track of
others, ond there is u fair prospect TINT a
number Of them may be taken, although
several ure believed to have He'd. AS near
ns can bo ascertaIncd, the expedition CON
sisted of forty or fifty men ; they appeared to
have come by different routes. Alter break
ing open the engine house and The house IN
which the hearse is kept, incy broke open
an adjoining barn, next TO which Is The build
ing that contains the guns. a guard of eight
men, with loaded muskets, protected then.--
Owing to The storm, and 10 the llt'c difficulty
experienced in getting into the buildings
which were broken open, the noise was not
heard by the guard. Whether the assallania
nsceriained that the guns were protected and
thought it not best to attack them, or whcth-
er The alarm was communicated by the eX-
press from Providence, before they had an
opportunity 10 try the door, is not known.--
Parties of men were posted OH all the avenues
leading from The village, rs soon as possible (;
but in The darkness and confusion all es-
capped. The punishment for thus offence IN
mpris Onmcnt III the pententiary for not lesa
han ficO, nor more than ten years. Since
night, the guard over the guns has
been strcng,hened.--JoT. Of Imsi"y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23

The wrlfsre OF her childron elaine d
hiis Alben"D's oileniinn, aud for them
She lived Those tender ties which the
mothers -oul alone rsu frHlizp, wound
round bee heart aud clanned her ~ lh.
world yet she knew lrum p'osenl CIR.
euins'sness, daily grow ~ ,oole dIshealt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23
III E II A ID OF THE TIM IS.

herself, send him away, as one uninform.
cd Of his political rights--ignorant of a
thousand things which every young
American ought 10 know, and iheref fore
unfit TO be the husband Of an intellige nj
girl.O
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23

A late number of the New York
Standard, gives the following descrip-
tion Of that benefcen; establishment, the
"SAILoRs' Hone, which is to be found
in that City.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23

Within The lSslse,,n y'a,. 800, 900 800 have
e"no 10 England liom Tho unh,d states, Tor
,tDn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23

CmEpAcHET.-There seems 10 be no
no doubt that several cannon, intended
to be used against the government, have
arrived at Chepachct. They are proba-
bly, the same that have been stolen from
various places, within few weeks.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-23

An attempt was made, on Monday
evening last, To steal an eight poundcl
from the machine shop Of Fales & jerks,
at Central Falls,
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

7EE proprietor OF Hnl's Pills {om the experience of Aa ~
four years. feels himself authorised IN asserting aar
his pills to be the most innocent and perfectly e
Offered public, really what
speedy and permanent for all whatever
fever chiils and Such very great u
where has been used that has suppanfed almost every
renedy and by It's uniform certainty in curing this very
bic and sometimes distressing disease has gained the
dence the public and appreciation Of the medical faculty
Of the prominent distinguished practitioners 4
parts OF The western country have such confidence
ror efficacy, that they give decided preference all 0
remedies ana uniformly prescribe their practice his ~
The which claimed this medicine
Is that independent of its being speedy and certain
perfectly innocent remedy known Infants females ana
unpleasant and Will their
restored by its The proprietor would
sons living in places subject this disease
By them, particularly where aid be
cbained and he druggists country merclianS
deal in medicines, them trial their borhooia
fully prepared every case dIec
are followed and as an evidence e It's popularity the sales
pdly increasing annually, and the high reputation vh
has enjoyed for the last years throue the outes
Western States, is fully sustained he has his poes
nnumerabe certificates and letters from merchants and pe
who used and sold well
responsibility in various parts the county all
curative
tor first offered IL to the public {now years. he with u
he believes
err chills and fever have been permanently by
without having faedln single where
have been followed In many cases. single do has been
o effect cure and entire families OF six eight bave
by other long
essted all other popular remedies medical treatment
diy yielded 10 that medicine The proprietor would Tesp
invite the attention OF the faculty generally his medicine
that from laxative powerfully phore properties M
wi find much effective tonic than quinne The
dicines in
Each box contains Twenty Doses-prce only One DoIlm
per box For sale Mr. F. Shoemakes store Holly Sprn
Miss May I3-lS42-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
EEssTt,s Wor.,, H.ozen.es.

DR0VED in more than 1900 To be lnfaibe the ss
L Worm Destroying medicine ard are The 60
discovery made for dispelling the kinds o
frequently and distreSsngy both children ans
diseases arise from worms and occasion intense arg -
death, without their being suspected grown pc
afflicted with them docrred
plants without any benefit when dose Eoeases @
peediIv cure them They infalble remedy ans n
to the taste that children viii take them readily
pernnt Lazenge Parents should always keep these
the house. they the hest medicine that can oe
children afflicted with
Price 25 cents per box with full directions. For aa
Mr. F. Shoemake's dry good store, Iiclly Springs Miss
April p, 1843.-39--5m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
TRTST SALE.

Toy by William Smith to the
ID Undersigned for the purposes therein mentioned and recorded
the Probate Clerks of Marshall Mississippi
the 9th day of June, 1870 in Deed Book O. 67 s 6
will sell highest bidder Court House
the town Of Holly Springs,
Monday the 1871 dag ofSsptember 1912
the following described Lot number
the addition Holly Springs and located
81 Town g. and Range OF the basis meridian, in the
ChcHasaW cession.
the above property believed be good but will
NAL such title only, is vested in trustee
JOHN L. CEISM.
March Is lst2-3f-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
TRUST SALE.

py virtue Deed executed by T COLLINS
ID and A. recorded in the Probate Clerks
Office of the Marshall, the State of Mississippi The
18th day of July A D. sf0 in Deed book II 425 and
426, saall proceed,
On Moadoy he ooh dag of June Il d. 1912
the door Holly Springs Miss sci
cash. bidder the following described propery
with the valuable thereon situated in the OF
Sprngsto Wit Lois No. Eastern portion
Lots No Is represented in the plan Of the Of Holly
Springs; Township No. Range West
The title such tile will be made
as vested by said deed OF trust
Q. DAVIS, Trustee
September the 9th si1-7-tds
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

Also At the and place. virtue of deed OF trs
executed the undersigned by John Stone and u
the Probate Clerks Office of Tppah county, Mississippi on the 0
July 1910 Deed pages sos and 55 We shall
sell the hgheS bidder cash. the following OF land TO wit
Section % in Township No. Range No East OF the ba
meredan the Chckasaw lands in said county and State Also
the following personal property provided the
possession trust day sale
w.t. Ten Likely NEGROES head of horses, three mules,
eighty head CATTLE sevenve sheep yoke OF oxen hun
dred head hogs bacsmh toos and divers articles OF
household and kitchen furniture farming utensils tedious
mention, particularly enumerated said deed of Such
tile will be made vested in by said deed OF trust
THOMAS TOONBES,
THOMAS PETERS
February /, l6l2-27-6m Trustees
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
TRUST SALE.
February /, l642-27-6m.

Y virtue of deed ofust executed by Richard Haden ard
I9 Jordan Y Cumnns, certain therein
toned which deed record in the Probate Clerks Office OF Mar
shall county, Mississippi COZ and Co.'S will sell
the of Holly Springs the high
est bidder for cash,
Mondoy TIE l9h day Of September l842
following property Of lot number 1l2
fronting Lagrange 70 feet and running west fernando
66 feet represented the OF Holly Springs
title good bat viii make only such title as is vested in
trns!ee. LEVI CUMMINS.
March 18th l841-3i--6n
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
Trust sale.

T1Y virtue of deed of by John Stone aud
D Probate Clerks Office of TpPah county
Mississippi h of February 1910, in Deed took y
$50 39I shall sell The highest bidder Tor cash. az e
residence of John the aforementioned premises
On Monday the first day Of 4ugust, 1912
the following land Section No b in Township
Range the basis neredal OF the Chickasaw
lands LIKELY NEGROES,
wit Dick Allen, Augustus Robert aud Green provided they
said deed before the day of sale
be undoubed but such title only
wi be is vested n by said deed of trust
THOMAS TOOMBES, Trustee.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
From the y. Y. Sunday Mercury.

From the ~ Y. Sunday Mercnry
MACHINE POETRY.
soLEMNCF4OLV REFLECTIONS.
When pensivc Evening shakes the SCOT
From of her dusky wings
When Luna on the lake below
A grist of moonshine fings,-
| loved to linger on the shore
Aud muse awhile alone.
Lending listening ear unto
The uigit-yvind's solemn moan.
II mourns above the darksomc tomb
just departed Day;
/, seems to tell that all things fair
Must quickly pass away
1t seems TO tell that I'm a child
To care and sorrow born.
And that no pleasure be found,
Exceptit's in horn
The owlet sits aud mourns, meanwhile,
Within Won hollow tree;
It mourns perhaps for children dead,
Perhaps it mourns for me;
But let it mourn for what it may
Because it's cursed or blest-
MyseIf doth mourn because see
Nature in mourning dressed.
The breeze that brushes Ger the lake,
And wakes It's tranquil rest,
Is like one thought that oft dstulbs
The calmness of my breast;
It is the thought that must soon
Within the ground be hid.
Nor be as once used to 1cas
Nor do 5 used to did.
SPOONS O. G.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
Ion in the Silly night,
Ere slumber'S chain hath bound me,
! feel the cursed bite
SPooNs. o. G.

Ion in the Siilly night,
slumberS bound nc
feel the cursed bite
Of something crawling round me-
Iany readers by these "back5ers
who murder sleep and forever gogng themselves with
human blood recommen! them try the remedy given
below. Should that fail drive them away. if you
bachelor get wife that her Sleep and you will
get rid of them. IL desperate remedy, and only be
tried In extreme cases:i
To KILL BED BUGs.--Alr. Jones Bacon of Unionve
states that gum camphor and bar soap will eectualy
destroy that midnight robber bed bug He mixes an
ounce the campAor well puverzed with of
the soap This mixed easily applied the crevces where
the bugs harbor-Boston Culfirator.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
EsTRAY NoTacEs--T7arss,arl COUNTY.

TAKEN up by Sbedrick W bSter miles North Lsa
one Brown mule brands MARKS years old A
sed to so. May The 4ih 1872
sAkEN up by John Bird. living miles Southeast az Be-
Springs dark bay mare, with a iorehed 80
sh in The right eye small The left side IA hands @
years old. Appraised to $30
ALsoone light bay horse mule, years old marks o. s
receivable. Appraised TO $50. Nav 4 fss
May q, I842-41-3w G.. L. SWAN, Panstt
FTNAKEN up by Jacob Leonard, meE Farmnga
Sorre horse--biaze in the face e out and he of
marked with the gears years old Appraised 10 s25
ALSO, one dark BAY mnle-mnch marked win les-
no other marks or brands-Appraised TO $50
May 7 1852. G. l.. SWAN, Rarss
Persons taking EStrays hereby notified eeH
them until all fees have been paid, without order
Ranger. G. l. SWAN Range
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
9 "a e se Z 81 6 .


TILL continues the above business ia the town OF
~ Holly Springs Main, from the
which he offers iowfo b. a. MYERS
n. b. Hats
September 30th,-10-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES,
LANES. MILLS. STOCK, &c.

of Trust executed the undersigned BY
= and Mary his wife. bearing date the
Nav recorded in the Counties of Marshall
Tippah aahatche and fer the and
said deed expressed ishal expose to sale at
AUCTION, TO the highest bidder f1r cash, on
Tie 2lSt dag Of jane, 1912,
Upon premie valuable Plantation called Long Greek Sit
aed ppon waters in the Of Taa
hachie state Mississippi miles from rena
nearly Four Thousand acres OF land
upon improved which there will be growing at the Time
crops Cotton and Corn to be sold with the Pantaon
Also EIGHTY LIZ ELY NEGROES and the stock oil
Horses Mules Cattle Hogs Fodder Plantation implements,
Wagons Carts, Ginstands &c. And on
TIE 24th dag Of June, 1872
At the Began Mills county Yelobusha mile from
Grenada Tract Of land surrounding and embracing
said mills Three Thousand
which hundred valuable Greek Bottom The
Timber Land and presenting with the MILL FIX
TURES FINE WATER POWER Ianncry and w ork Shops
a most desirable object of speculation;
place. undry lots and Improvements
the Grenada and the Stock of Farming Utens
sis Furniture Iron Blacksmths and Carpenter
Tools Carts, Wagons and Garry logs And
situated
being the which recently purchased OF
John Sperry.
Selling Trustee shall convey other title than pos
sess As such E. PUGH Dawes.
Marshall County. Miss Dee. 9,
B. By all the interested,
George ESQ., will be associated with Trustee IN
properly the above Deed of Trust and
the whole business will be conducted BY US jointly
E. P. Dawes
GEO. H WYATT
Marshall County, Miss. Dec le -o0-tds.
rThe Reporter Grenada Nachez Courier Nachez, will
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
AND mANTUA MAKING.


E1Rga Mes ga RAGsAS9s
JAVIC returned Holly Springs would respectfully inform
public she attend all
ne the shortest notice Having made
fashions herself
merit share of public
5Shop South of the public square one
April % ls42 = " 90 39-u
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

TIL EIE undersigned the March Term 1872 the PTob
of Marsha county, appointed admnistra ors q
of Simon Burney, dec'd persons indebted said eas
quesed 10 make prompt payment and athose haFis
against the estate vii present The 70 properly
within the time prescribed BY law, they will be
DAVID BUspevr
April %, 1S42-2g-6w BENJAMIN LIZ
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
Thc State of Mississippi, CIRCUIT COURT
MARSHALL County March Term, 1872
Frances Ann Leuis, by her next
Friend YIN s. Saunders M,
Biz for Diporee

Henry Lears
THIS day complainant attorney and whereas m
i pears the satisfaction of the Court upon affidavit
William = Saunders that the said Henry Lewis
in this state and that he not resident thereof IS therefore
dered by the Court that the facts charged By
be for hearing al the this erDa
defendant will then and there appear and plead
the same that copy OF Ibis order be published the Holly S
Gazette newspaper published in the Of Holly Springs M
for the of three months previous the
A true copy from the
Test, A. T.. CARJ TIERS, CeA
April /, I8i2-36-3m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
From colman's New MOalay Magazine for April


A8EMONSTRAaCE
mo charm hath he Of form or face,
To win womans heart wnhalP
Alas you wrong him many grace
Fond love can sec around him fall.
Yettru me twas not aught of this
Thatin my bosom wrought decay
Il was tha, gentle tongue OF his
Ths, wi,ched my very wits away
For when in whispers light and low,
lie praised my form and features fairi
My dimpIed cheeks hay-morning glow,
And .he gold sunse; my hair
And vowed he ne'er had loved in sooth,
Nor ecr through life could love another;
Oh Judge me by your own warm youth,
Gould do aught but love him,-Mother
And when as hand in hand we walked
Yon wide and windy park alone.
AT midnights starry hour-he talked
Ofthemcs to lovers only known;
And rising in his deep, dark eye
saw the gem he could not smother,
And fet his fond heart beating high,
could do we'll but love him-Mother?
And when from every lip, the praise
OF his high intellect heard;
How nothing eer escaped Its rays.
Or said by sage or sung by bard;
And to his mind full well could see
The homage deep Of every other;
And knew that mind did worship me,
Oh, was wreng 10 love him-Mo,her2
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
GROCERIES. GROCER1Esu

I
~ which will sell reduced for
osuppy themselves the
give US call McQUILKIN g. OWENS S
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

The Grand Jury Of Pittsburgh Pa present drunkenness
as nuisance and mend that be made ndicfa5Ie
offence They support their prerentmen with cogert and
extended argument
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
Dr.. Lacount's Vegetable TOot..-ae,,e Ell,I.

CERTAls AND IMMEDIATE CURE
AR- LACOONI having appointed several agents tbst
H his valuable drops for the Of Too-ache can
dence recommend lt as an inabe all cases
we're giving relief in very minutes that too
injury 10 the Teeth Gums when in morbid state ana s.
ring healing action. Price, 80 cents vial '1>
For sale at Mr.. f. Shoenakes dry good store u,a
Springs, Miss [Aprl p, 1872 -39-5r
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

CORN MEAL.
which will keep
which will cheap
for MQUILKIN & OWENS. S
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

Lave YOU 4 COUGEz s--1o not nsg's-1 -, -
L sands have met premature death for The 5t Zee.
a common cold Have you cough Dr. HFfi ,aae9s
I4ozENoEs, safe medical prescription containing n os
drugs and used IN an extensiFe practice several
positively afford relief and you from awfa die
monary consumption which usually sweeps INTO The 80 Fz
April ~ 1912. sa aIesslss
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
FOITND.

fine Patent Steel Barrel Pistol with the cock unae
some ten or twelve inches in length the breeeh
with brass with the 0un L. Morton engfats
which the have BY calling al this ONCE ah
this advertisement.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

7The Reporter Grenada Courier will
please the above weekly till day SALE and forward
sTThe Naehez Courier will please discontinue z
advertisement of VALUABLE Land and Ne
sroes,'' and forward bill to thisodee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26
sw-YoRH4, FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 2e, 1912

and are neglected and useless. We will close our
remarks with Table of few of the leading
characteristics OF Mans neglect of his trust of
Overseer, and Of his deviation from his Social
Destiny.
RESULTS OF MANS NEGLECT OF HIS TRUST as
oyERsEER.
Neglected and ncuvnted of the Earths surface
Bleak and barren ranges OF Mountains
Excessive spread OF Deserts and Marshes
Presidential Winds, E1halaiions and Miasmas
Fluctuations OF Climate and arrangements Of the Atmos
pberie System.
Tomatoes, Hurricanes excesse. of Heat and Cold
Excessive increase TIE Polar Ices
DEVIATION OF MAN FROM HIS SOCIAL DESTINY.
Repugnant ministry, scanty Product, general Poverty
Poor Food, Rinent and Tenements,
Anxiety and Trivatons unhealthy AID monoonous Lsbor
Conflicts of p,cunary and individual Interests; Wars OF
Nations
Degradation otMan By Poverty and Indulgence.
Absence OF Moral and Intellectual Development: preomi-
nance Of al PreudiceS
Absence coroorea physical Development enfeebled
bodies, particularly of Women.
Hereditary Diseases, and Diseases artcally Produced
Attractions and Instincts smothercd and perverted
Moroseness Melancholy Disbelief in Providence Insanity
Triumph OF the Doctrine OF Evil and the Depavy CT HUI
man Nature.
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II We would inform our friends and the public tina.
Messrs. Wiley Putnam, No 81 Broadway, have lust re-
ceived small invoice works relating Association. We
especially commend the London Phaanx, periodical Ed
tied by Hugh Dohery, Esq attention. containing
OF the abies articles upon general SUBJECTS particularly
gouS dquisons and the profoundest Investigations into
the principles Of Social Science yet made by any Of the dis
ciples OF Fourier The works received are:
The London Phalan1, bound, one year, lS41-'42.
az June and July, 1912.
The Morning Star pamphlet.
Life OF Fouriar, one vol g
English Grammar upon universal principles, by Hugh
Dohery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

WILLIAMS CoLLEGE.-The annual commence
ment of this institution was celebrated at the l! tn
The Literary Address was delivered by Rev. N.
MsxRAr of Elzabe,h,own, N. ]. Thirty-four re-
ceived the degree Of A. B., thirteen that of A. M,
and the honorary degree of D. D. was conferred
on Rev. William Yoomans, President of Lafay-
eae College, Pa.
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Water.
THO ENGINEERS, manufacturers and

o,hers-Welded .vrou ght IRON Tubes, for Steam, Wa
ter Gas &c. from TO inches diameter and in lengths
from inches to u feet capable Of sustaining an internal
ther with fittings of every description, such bows Us
Reducing Sockets, Cocks &C., to which the Tubes are
together with the greatest facility by any ordinary
The great strength and durability of these tubes as com
pared With Copper or other material and their economy
render them superior all Others or any Of the purposes
above mentioned. For sale by
iva n WALWORTH & MASON. Sc Ann-st
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10 The UNITED STATES MONTHLY REVIEW
-pslilcaf and Liserary-is proposed to be started
as soon may be, by G. g. Foster and J. w.
Moore of thi. City. 1t is to be a Wing Magazine
Of the FIRST class. Frice IS per annum.