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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09
Lyman g. Cole,

ii ANlNG made arrangements with Messrs Roe
l. lofson & Rathburn TO manufacture their wool
into Cloths, they will keen constantly on hand a
large assortment of Broad Cloths and Beaver Clorb.
and also an assortment of the Burlington Mill Co
Cloths, and an extensive assortment of other DRY
Goods, which they will exchange for wool. Mer.
chants and Others will have favorable opportunity
Sept, 3D. 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09

-a NEW GOODS.
& NJ. POPE is now receiving his fall stock OF
~. Goods, Co insisting in part of
Black and Blue Beaver Cloths
Black, Blue, Invisible Green and mkt Broad cloths
q IS Mkt and fancy Cassimeres (some Of
superior quality
Cashmere, plain and fgd satin vestings,
Alpaca Cloths, A lpacca Lustre,
Printed Saxony and Orleans Cloths
Plain and fgd. Mouslin Delans, Blk and Blue Blk
Silk Vevels Ladies Cravnts Red and White Elan
81. nes Canton do.
Saxony Wool and Angola Shirt, and Drawers
Merino Scarfs A, "a, and GA brown and Bleach
ed Sheetlngs, (
Cotton Yarn, Wcklng Blk. and White Wadding,
Batting, Padding Canvass, silk and worstcd
Coat Cords and Bindings, White and cold Horse
Blankets, &c &c.
ALSO.
A good assortment ofGroceres such as
Loaf, Lump and Powd. Sugar,
Porto Rico and Muscavado do
P. r. and N. Orleans Molasses,
Rio and old Java Coffee,
Hyson, Young Tyson and Hyson Skin Teas
English Mustard Raisins, Soap,
Cavendish and fin cut Tobacco &c. dc.
The above with many other goods, were purchas-
60 at the present low prices and will be sold cheap
as the cheapest
octl3, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09
w halonsburgh Cement.

THE above article has been thoroughly tested ant
l found superior to any other now in use.
For sale BY J. Il J. H. PECK g. Co
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NOTICE.

NUIICE.
THE subscriber has fitted up his factory in the best
L manner, and is prepared TO execute all orders in
his line the satisfaction of customers PULLED Cloths
mixed. and colored &c also, Flannels manufactured
and dressed on shares or by the yard, on the best
terms and in the best manner.
~ HORATIo BARNEY.
Jericho Centre, July 81, 1872
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09

Wrapping Paper.
kO0REAMSa assorted sizes. For saleby
OOV G. GOODRICH.
Sent Z
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HAGAR e. ARTHUR,
Burlington, Jan. 2s, 1912.

General Agents for Mol'ats celebrated medicines,
10 whom all applications for agencies must be ad-
dressed
Burnp,op Ian 90 16l2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09
CONWAY MEDICIN rs.
Doct. Jebb's Rheumatic Liniment.

For RhennIal-m, Bruises, Sprans, Nnmbness,
Stiffness in the joints, &c., will afford
the most unexpected and immediate rel efin the most
obstinate cases Of Rheumatism, in few hours this
Linimen is done up in enlarged bottles. Price 37i
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09

TIME Subscriber will sell at the lowest cash
l. price the dwelling house barn and out buildings
and about four acres of land pleasantly situated at
Milton Falls and the tan yard, shop and tools lately
owned and occupied By Warren Slbley. The House
and Barn are well finished convenient and new and
there is not probably, in the county better situation
for the investment of a small capital in the Tanning
and Curryng business. A short credit WI be eiven
for part of the purchase money with noodpaper For
further particulars inquire Mr.. Milton Watson on
the premises or of the subscribers in Wesrford.
JOHN SHELLEY.
DANFORTH WALES.
Westford Oct. IL 1872
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Dumfries' Itch Ointment.
Remedy for the Piles.

The concurring testimony of relieved patents,
from all quarters, te>tiylng to the ELECTED BY
the medicine after all others had failed, together with
the ncreasn demand for the article from all parts of
the country prove it to he one of the valuable
specifies known for this trouble some complaint.
l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12

PURSUANT TO an order made by The aonor a,,,
Frederick A. Taluadee Rrc.-LGr OF the C!;y i 90 -
Work rnIpr hs SIKH article o.. the fist title OF u;r
ter second par1ot the Revised s,aius; =, York
required 10 render 10 ;h- undersigned. anectiyel
OF all debts and sum. money owing by Tn rson
and pay The same 10 said ASSIGNEE al >d Corneus
Grim, and all creditors , said ,hrT r.spstive nc
requested deliver the biz once before the
s.s iaS Of s9c no EpwAsmD " Asaar
e. NJ. Attorney n. and Counsellor q beeA'''A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12

TNU - a T
w C. r. GEsLAIN Music Publisher and Deaie! take
th method informing his trend. anh tns papnc w.
on 1or rom Broadway and has reduced bis Music 10 me
vr, low price OF page. Hewouh al the same UNI
r, nI. That his Music not incorrect, as ha, been
but i, thu and printed from the same Tatf
,f. }i.. oi any sorr in The city; and a. guarantees
~. N,.ic al - and found 70 be- incorrect
Ian i r., med and the ma1ey refunded he public are
invited 10 call and examine for themselves.
:. ~, C. r. GESLAIN, - Lispersr!.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12

Q~5@ The Ncw-.lerscy Weekly Chronicle and
Temperance Advocate" is a new weekly papcr OF
large size and fair appearance just established al
Paterson. n ]. by CT. Broadwell. !, Is well
conducted, and heartily devoted 10 The cause of
Temperance aud of Moral Reform generally
81, so per anmum.
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bookkeeping
NNHE. Counting Rooms Of c. Z. MARSH,

60 Cedar street. cniitint open rom a. W. " 80
in order that merchants and others may ayal themselves OF
course Of instruction that truly pacCa one tlal Gun
braces pietr routine OF commercial transactions anu
mercantile calculations, and on- IN whica me Stu.,fh ecu
alv keeps baOk counting house t'o'e WHO
are with the advertiser rcutltoie
Az that his principal work on book keeping has ING
ins receives the preference III TIE HtW-i ofh
Public Schools, and Other large institutions a'l th ~
himself. las the honor en!, ppnntri teacher o! DOOR
kes-io ;0r The. Mercantile Library Association 6t ms
cav Prasrectusx with terms, may be lad al Tie counting
,-aE..s
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nor SALE or Exchange-.A horizontal

ir,nre1,re Engine with 20 pp-t steam and eSlauS'
vaIv al cock mi OF cyni-r cyifer 80 iochss diameter
8 lee, stroke horizontal pump over 'he cjn'er wrou",
ccnnec,inp r! Is long: .raitrh-e shall, and
rank cs iror TX feet long three wa,fr-Thee! i'anche
pillow block. Tor .a. All the part excep. the eccentric
ro,, and IN od order The Engine in I'll is parts made
- 20 that YER, high Dc used II necessary
For ,rthr- particular, inquire o r VI strattoa ~ Waer
:, or OF Thomas j. BIanca, 20 Hudson & ~ Y . In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12

THf WORKS OF SIR WALTER ScorT, Nov,
containing The Lord of the Isles, The Bridal
OF Tricrmain,' Harold, the naun,esS, The
Field of Waterloo, and a number of Songs, &c.
las JUS, been published by Israel Post so Bowcry
20 also has No So of TnIEns' celebrated llisto-
* of the French Revolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12

BuLLEr-in >1tra.-We=!carl that mall and
yer. suspicious looking package, weighing several
ounces. was received b. rlailat this Post Office a
few days since, directed to the address Of the
Cashier Of the Merchants Bank Il was post
marked al Newly ork, and taxed with postage ac-
cording lis weight, in a fee Of something less
than 81. Various >urmise- entertained a
TO the probable naiurezcf its contents. until Al
length with all due precautlon, the parcel was
opened disclosed u Jallst-moaid, together
with severn! leaden bullets, accompanied with Il
brief note stating that it belonged with the Pat
ent Revolving Pistol, which in the recent unsuc-
cesstul attempt rob the Merchants Bank in this
town had been LETT in the banking room o; thai
institution: and which. understand, has since
been retained BY the officer. of The Bank he
note appeared tobc inthc handwriting OF Thomp-
son, Of celebrity in the police anna, in New
York, and who suspected as having been an ac-
complicc in The attempt al robbery above alluded
to. New Bedford Mercurg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12
sK. SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY sa ls42.

tor claim privileged furnishing the organ
aud il tho undertake it in good earnest fears
but wlli4, tney vii! hayeza.ood one. The gentle
need not inquire OF them where they are 70
&c, the rone, rhey VIII find tia, oui#in due sea-
wi:houi nquiriNg. Our friends nth \ Hal!
may considr: them : perfectly -porsblS FOR one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12

~ The Catholic Temperance Association OF
Albsny already number. 7Aree Thousand Fee
Haodred Members, and is constantly increasing
under the ardent and nntirus effort. OF lis worthy
President. Rev Mr. Scmccs Fifty joined last
SUNDAY
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tsa A RARE CHANCE.-For sale, a lot

~ 4 K-AKT CIJNNJI Ell OF SdIt, a IUt
- o, Ground containing about acres in high state
cultivation, situated in the pleasant and rony1Shng village
OF NewtowI l. j. ~ !l"- the Ferry williamsburg
On the premises dwelling Lous. and kitchen adjoining
Ai- barn and excellent veil OF water, good garden
with variety III trees, bushes grape vine, &c.
The location desirable, being in The immediate vicinity OK
churches schools stores, and about lG0 yards from the
Po, Oficr arr. >a.cs pass and from NewYork to.r
times day For further particulars, apply a, 65l Broad
way ~ Y or Thomas Lowree, stage house, Ne"towD
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s2a TO those who desire the quiet add

III TO those who desire the quiet add d
- delight, OF country lie. - COUNTRY SEAT
AND FARM.-Fur sale Tor exchange Tor improved city
property cheap, and accommodating terms, beau
ul piece acres Clptonve Essex County, N.
ia pleasant healthy and improving section OF country,
I>,." h, f,, ~
NewTok, which mny be reached in from an hour TO an
hour and half The nanson.house and kitchen adjoining
Of stories containing II rooms SInoke-room noble
cellars AMI gacl' SC. Flower and kitchen gardens, with
ornamental fences Also barn. cow.housc car!agc-hoIse
&C. all in excellent order brook pond wells springs, &c.
The place which MISC asunas in fruit The soil is excel
len, the raising Of grass well as other produce
Churches schools post office, (laly mals,) Stores &c.
convenient.
- This p1cc is offered at price less than the cost
OF the buildings and improvements, and would be divided 10
suit purchasers. Possession Immediately If sold, will
b. to let.
~ Also for sale or exchange, place OF go acres,
which is frame house, the Joseph River near the
VILLAGE oil Bristol Indiana Inquire No l3s Nassausteet,
opposite Clinton Hail. 13u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12
Presbyterian Church in Rutser...,rce..

Presbyterian Church An RutXefn'stfcet.
This beautiful structure i now nearly completed
and We are informed will be opened for worship
ON or before the first day Of May ensuing. The
ground ON which this Church and the adjoining
parsonage stand Was given to the Congregation by
the late Col Henry Rutgers, a Revolutionary Pa
riot and proprietor of the largest portion OF what
now constitutes the Seventh Ward OF the cliy OF
Newly or, The first Church built on the silc#waS
in l.97ZA 4. tina, period the three Ghnr'hes
in Wall-strccl Bcckman and Rul@er>-strcets, were
united, with only one Board of Trustees, and the
three were underline pastoral care oi Doctors John
Rodgers. .j-hn Mcknight, and Samuel Miller,
In the wear 1905 Dir. Philip Miedoler was
elected Collegiate pastor with view 10 his ni''
mn,cly taking the exclusive chnrse of the ltAi-
scrs-st Church. and III The year 1909 the >epara-
lion OF the three was effected. and the arrange
men, with DR.. Aillcdolcr took place. In 1873 the
pulpi, became yacan, by the resignation of DR..
Nlicaolcr. and the Church remained without a
pastor un,i 1878, when Mr., now Dir. Alexander
Nice LELAND was duly installed 10 that station de
was succeeded in 1922 by DR.. McAulcy, and IN
1880 Mr. now DR.. loHN kREBS was Installed a
ii, pastor and from tia, time 10 the present he
has occupied the pulp, of this Church. and dis
charged the tunconS of his Office and station with
eminent ability.
The old church. which was frame building and
ider,blv dilapidated, Was taken down by order
of rho, congregation al a meeting held in February.
1871 md the corner stone OF the new building
was laid on the 2lst of July last |, Is situated on
the corner OF Rutgers and Hcnry-streets. lis d.
mcn,iops are so BY 90 feet. The style or order OF
architecture is pure Gothic. The walls are built
of rubb!cs,onc procured on our own island ana are
laid in irregular courses. The toweris 40 fee'
high from It's foundation The ba,tcmenis are OF
tree-s,onc. and are from - TO 30 feet aIsh. me
interior is finished with Gothic arches and mould
ngs, and will be uniformly cushioned throughout
and painted oak grain, The church vii! be llghted
with gas and warmed with furnaces from the base
ment The whole. when completed. Will be a
inc specimen OF architecture. an ornament 10 the
Seventh Ward and an honor TO the EbcraEtv and
good taste of the congregation. The maSon-work
was performed BY THOMSON Price < Son. ndthe
carpcntcr-work BY 4. LOCKWOOD & Co. Thecost
OF the building will be a ,riie over $4,000
We understand that the ladies OF the consrega-
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TNOR SALE-3O acres Of good Land,

TNOR SALE-30 acres Of good Land,
situated high ground in the rear OF the village
of jamaica d- nile from the K II. depot, containing or
MultcaUll trres. Two thirds OF the purchase
money NAV remain mortgage, al per cent interest
Also 10 rent, good t~o-,,oy Dwelling Houses, few
tie r. l.; depot adjoining each other and easily
into one iarge clearinghouse Rent
81 IS each
Apply at the REPOSITORY the American Institute ia the
Park, rear OF CITY Ea. tlo 2"eoo'
VALUABLE WATER POWER AND
FACTORIES Al PRIVATE SALE.-All the prop
erty we'll known a. Frankiord Bleaching and Calico
Printing Works situated aOn, four miles from The city o!
Philadelphia Frankfort Crskk, partly IN the borough oil
FranklOrd. and partly IN the Northern Liberties Township,
he creek being division line) Nth valuable water pow
err and about forty OF .lml The !mpfovancn'
in Frankfort af@- calico printing factory win IL
ve and c1nno!nus buildings for dye hsuses, drins
snge;nr holss &c &c. hls, bleaching boHsr a1a nn
iw.i!ings h u8clirery OF three presuna ia
chimes orc iyraui.c nad ,.o screw saod al, o,her
boilers three wiis- tns, lcndnrr.1 YER,
machinery ard implements nef-sts and capab!. IN I'm
large bleaching and printing @ ~ c,lIco nrr day
sino ~ Least on4 pieces ~ Ciiiy on.
The improvements in me G hons With necessary
aigr n!tac!his ~. sawrl and e:sHt d"eilnSa me
'utpui".e m one hydrauif press, t"1 GaeIneIs'
lyt,;ng cy1.'er, one VAR ,De, 80 40. o,her uns'
- s,ge .ftlIta Jodrr tsi t1O, 80 c.;-a insne.s tn
Two 90 s.or roDdnctlg NE DiearA!'s o''''s" "
anT eh'e s1,r. derive their power from the szsN dam
,Ifirrnt 10 drive very large amount Of n'stnl-
- -5,, power The creek above ude water
IL :,taad about ai mile from naVlGaole "aIe1,
81. 80. f1.I i landed III abundance
rI-onery VIII b. sold together II required, OK II ray
IA, ty;;ie,i I,1 three or more parts advantage.
Persons "-s,'.e DAVIES, STEVENSON CO.
No. Church Alley, or 20
falm SAMUEL. PILLING, on Tue premise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12
NO. 264.
NTUTTAL INSURANCE.-On DWELL


MUTUAL INSURANCE .-On Dwell
Tie ..,surci-TliE uOUSEHOLDERS' MUTUAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Office IS Merchants Exchange
~ d and al,Strreis. The attention OF House
holders reSpcciuly requested 10 The anreNed plan o:
rare, from that oil Stores and Merchandise
II Is we'll known that almost all the Losses incurred III the
business insurance. the result the burlsg yaiua
bic stores and costly goods.
his increases the expense insurance the household
g. and uJy possibly deprive HIM OF the very security Tor
which he pays ms premium, the The great
OF 1885, when the whole capitals
par> totally los; By the destruction OF this kind
property an.. many dwellings eit Tor time wholly
protected by insurance.
Anoer feature amended your attention, is ,ie
division OF the profits among those who insured by TN,
Company.
The cash payments premiums form fund.- which, AZ
Ter paying epe>.S and losses represented by scrip and
issued 10 the assured III proportion 10 the amount oil their
insurance, which Is thus obtained cost; and should the
business OF the Company all realize The expectations
the directors the expenses OF insurance upon dwelling
houses and furniture will be diminished by than
hall OF the present rates, by reason OIL return OF the earned
premiums.
This Company prepared 20 insure asain>, loss or dam.
Family Stores, Libraries Pictures. Stauary Cabinets OF
Minerals an other objects, Anatomical Collections and al
Household Property, ordinarily kept in dwelling houses.
Every person nSuring with this Company entitled
vote Tor each hundred dollars insured
The OF insurance and all other particulars may br
obtained on application at the office the Company
DIRECTORS:
C;uan c. Nerplanck, a. Robertson Rodgers,
Robert Henry Ludlow, Samuel Martin
William II. liari,on Frederick Schuchardt
Daniel seymour. Stephen Cambreling,
Frederic Depeyslrr.
A. r. RODGERS. President.
D. C. TAYLOR. Secretary.
VIII. HARRISON Counsel.
jc7 2weod JAMES WEBB Surveyor.
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AA TO LET, at Reduced Rents-Three
.I Stores viii, Cellars, i'll Washington ST. in the build
the OF Washington and Dey streets known rs the
Church. These. well situated Tor the
retail city and country trade and unsurpassed hy any stores
in the city for the butter ar'i provision business.
AlS, the whole upper part church room ~ the same
building well lighted and suitable for crockery store ware
onse large carpenters cabinet makerss establishments
Apply HIRAM BARNEY, 81 John-St
Is tf opposite DulchSt
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asa FOR SALE--A Farm, two and half

-. miles nom Flushing village, nna about IL miles
the city OF Newf DIRK The said Farm contains about
no acres choice Land which meadow and tila-
bic Land and SO acres principally woodland. There
APPLE Orchards containing about so0 young trees of
grated fruit which annually Weld twelve hun
bred barrel. apples and there also choice assortment
small On the premises there is spacious Mansion
two sarns caaeehouse granary icchone, smoke house
all necessary appenages either for The convenience OF
practical farmer for The residence OF Of fortune.
There ar. also Cottages Houses and Is acres
OF good SaltHleaow. The situation is rising ground,
within quarter OF mile the Bay, Of which commands
delightful prospect and i; altogether one Of the most
healthy and desirable locations the Island. Terms ac-
colnmoatng Inquire oi r. r. Story, IS FultonsL brook
lvm r. NJ Hartley Clinton Hall, New-Ior, Of Reuben
W,,nson ON ,hr oremi,r, II Inn
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TNAKE NOTICE.-WhereaS. on the

nR. J. G.. HEWITT takes this method
10 return thanks his friends and The public l9r lhf
ral encouragement has received IN his line OF racuce
which i, coahned Sprains, D;>oca,onS, HIP Dheas.
White Sw-llings Crrvaiures and Diseased SPIN 49,
,,,n Nervous Affections, Conractons and all Diseases
-. ii,.. Joints and Limbs, Sc. -,
,,r,r,es given on application TO Dr.. H. ' Brosl&ay'
etwers Broou1e and Spring SIS Jas 'Hi
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~ FOR SALE.-Barsains Bargains =
-. For Snle exchange, ~ tracts OF handsome Land,
containing 25 zach, soil Of superior quality,
tered with fine and covered with fine TIMBER such
white oak, hickory, beach, walnut maple and sycamore.
The sol! i, adapted To wheat; rye OATS cotton, tobacco
and Irish potatoes The above lands will be sold
reduced prices, and suit, they will be
changed any OF merchandise For maps
Diagrams and p,,ticulars, apply to
nj II SnPIIIE WHIfNORE I6 John Ct I'M sfairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12

rHF WORKS OF LORD BACON, No IA, contain
ing "a continuation of the great Philosophers writ
ings upon Natural History, has just been published
hy Israel Post So Bowery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12

Tor said Church 10 be made writing. TO
1 J;adrnark SO Chatham James Martin 81 DIVISION
rr-t o. 10 seymour Whiting g. East stating tn
-, and IN. time Lecture be had for s'an
oistC! anu a. N + I'm
.fiAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12

The LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW for Deccnl
tc. has just been published by Mrs. Mason 1t
contains able reviews of Wordsworlh's Sonnets
OF tho remains Of Nlargare, Miller Davidson, the
Letters of John Adams (Which is us one-sidcd and
patry in many respects as any hatcr of America"
could desired Robinson- Travels in Palestine,
stephens Travels, &c. 1t will be seen that Amer-
can authors and Americana topics receive no little
attention in this quarter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12

HoMY lNDusrRr.-A State Convention Is 10 DC
held on the 18th inst. 4, Hartford, Conn to adopt
meas ures for laying before Congress the CLAIMS OF
Home Industry, to DC protected by discriminating
duties asains, the Labor OF countries thai virtually
exclude from their markets TIE products ct or
Labor
The call for this Convention, which appears IN
the Hartford Cour.n,, is signed by the most re-
,pon>iblc men OF the leading towns IN Connecnc
yiro;n;a. 100. is moving for discriminating
Tariff! The Richmond Wing Of Monday furnishes
the proceedings Of large meeting in tina, city on
the S,h OF January Of coal and iron masters. c!sin
ing the protection OF Congress and the Wing, in
enforcing the PRAYER Of the Memorial, says: =" we
have never YET seen man who could point out a
solitary evil which would result to Virginia from
. high Tatih American,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12

TNE MAGAZINE OF HORTICULTURE January and February
1912 Israel Post 80 Bow.Tv.
To those interested in botanical and horticultural
pursuits these numbers are highly valuable The
most recent discoveries and all useful improve
mcnts in rural affairs are chronclcl with aud
al, l;,y
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pTIT Series of CRIMINALS
NHI-SIC al Three Cents Page, Retail

For sale v thu principal Booksellers the L. States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12

Tx HISTORY THE NAVY OF THE UNITEp STATES OF
AMERICA: Abridged in volume, by j. rESlAosE
COOPER, Philadelphia Thomas Cow?erth"aHe
Co. NcwYork j. x H. c. Langley, 81 Chaham-s.
The Naval History OF this country by Mr..
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YONEs,s BoOll-KEEPING. publishe,
NNE PRICE STORE-At 81 Chatham

W street. where will betound Clothing the following
low prices Beaver and ,)jo, cloth Goats SIS,
clot and cas,i.r, pant, from - - >a,inr;t pants
81 30 10 So loabe ami ,nge-brcaSe vests from 81 80 10
- 80 The west side OF Chatlam-s--No "a.
II I'm HENRY COGSWELI.