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Benton, N u %ea cd C!y-Nhen we informed
readers l." days since, that the astntc fad>oian
had detected ID exposed coalition between Ne,ro
Clay aud B'nt n, We were under tie Impression. ir'n
other articles IN that most miraculous organ Of this
most wond 'riul Administration, that ii Was lur hr benc
fit OF Mr.. \ an Burcn! But the Ne" ef!caas Advert
ser, another by authority press throws entirely noW
leht upon the matter ." IN mated from high sour
ces.' (says the New Orleans man) thai Van Buren,
has bou ght Jackson aal Clay together and that Van
TO throw his Whole weg't into Clay scale in 1911, Tn
condition of running in ashis suec' rim ISIS and
Of that the Cayit,s and the Van Buranitts
combine in opp5slon IN order 10 thwart ana cmarls5
and irirat the success II M Tom Thumbs Admins
tratio, Thr NcN Orleans man also tells u. cn tie
same high authority i,at Alr Calhoun Will unite his
friends and Il, the supper q dc Administrator -
while Itdscied's the allegation oltho AaIsanian that
there has been coaliion ie;we,.n Brnfan and Clay.
ty 1,ima1i=g .at Mr. Benton and Nj buchanan y III
coion tbcjr forces and dcstiH,s 50 rs La act nithor
gans M. Tyler. ihcir interest may dictate Tor ulle
rior objects Of their own Verify. here is pot anil
counter Pld, With a veagcaacc! We wish however III
hew Orleans AMI Washington organs would be halnlp
nous and consistent in thcir stories for ,fo. Hub dis
eseiancs III then speeuaiios sp1l the effect and ri
theF throw doubt upon the whole series ofconclurrs
Act there Al; some corobatating circumstances. which
We wonder have ESCAPED the keen vision Of tlcsc Tylc
men, who II seems to u.s. like tleir iilu91i3s rain
haYta wonderful hnack IN nsIngoui plots and consPira
clos First, tn visit Of Nj Van l}urcn To Ashland, in
medlaeit after l5avnih hermitage, LOOKS very >usp
'ous There Is no telling that he has n0t brought Jack
son and Clay together ard il he has There Is certainly
COED reason IL believe thai arrangement foot
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LUZ s'' ''Si9,''''' ne aus 1"''e 'n"' e'"F'o
81 ~ " '''' '"as''o''o''s' "ie III Il
arlcs', in maintaining them unmpairrd hut o Hrca,s
we hope 10 see Congress always lrepaicl 10 present
s',u and iafle>iae h,nl
I gpci1i--'rhe washington Index d.oco) ask.
.la ilue that the President Of the nea States has
,r,t Nos,sr j. ~, nm. g.. i l,.rin,, II, -
s,,e.a., ". l,o,, No, uh, ,,,n1s IL. I,JoI la. e,r
ma. Ia, sta. o,,,... ,hc ana, ,o1 tho y,J,,
,'-,,.' 49,
'''sY'''
ANY,. -. -, ,...,,r, Hue
removsIs in piI,1,,,bia II seems to l.. understood
how ,c, tia, ,l, coIloc,or Mr. Ho,,or,s will nat r.
mov, his subordinate, and ,b,t win he re,,,,o,
himself Indeed II s said ,b,, his otI;,. b, b,s ,o,
1r,d,og, ( S,.i,, rs,=or,,.,,r Gin,
o. Nj T,lsrf linas Inc viii he in two wear, nj the
head oftac greatest party tbs country ever saw, So
writes Che NNa,hingiou rsrrqsn.al,,t ef The y \
marcaa. vitf,Who vcconrur in the opinion. ,Iai At the
end Of fIatip il, Mr. Tyler hallthea~nire 10 the h,,
Of parry atall. EeNil lave rs now onedruncrtJ John
Jopr, ii the Aadi.nian) and five followers. But w,
cannot thiuh tie mania under which he ab5rs viii last
quite long: two years hence lie Willie himscfa cor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-19

e. The General Conference Of tie Methodist Pro
esau Church. in session in Baltimore. has been agita
ted by the Aboli'i"n qucstion-n the Of the de
bate upon which the institutions feelings and character
Of the south Were ably defended by the Rev Mr.. Whit
field OF Virginia, the itov \. Mccain of :. Carolina,
and Dr Samuel *. Jennings Of Baltimore, (many years
ago resident Of I.yncburg, and editor of the old
"Lruchburg Press. Of which the Nnginan is the sue
ct45sor) Finally, resolution. offered in the spirit OF
e,npromsa by the Rev. Mr.. Reese of Baltimore, was
adopted by IN. elise vote Of % to 20, declaring the
Judgment Of the Gen raj Conference, that the holding OF
slaves is under all circumstances, SIN, yet, under
some circumstances ii s and ou"ht tobe discouraged
tha the Conference did howe,cr. feel Itself author
lied 10 le9isa'c the subject and that II should be lett
10 the wisdom of each Annual Conference, TO make its
own regulations in reference Ia it. resolution prop"
SIM to consider any thing relating to slavery. Was
LOST by n vote - to -9--seycral members being
moueaIarlly absent, who, if they had been present
would have voted fer il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-19

o. The ,71o'lionis's, like other dogs, have had
thcr day in New York. After great waste of foul
breath from all SEXES aud cours the resolution in favor
oflhe dissolution of the niun WAS unanimously laid on
the tablets mover asscnling therco.-Some amusing
scenes occurred during the session fhe two bodies in
to which lhcy are dyidcd-thc decent portion headed
by the Tarpaas-and the rag tag and bob-'ail by Gar
risen and Abby Kelly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-19

~ The Protestant Episcopal Convention for the Do
ccse Of Virginia WAS to assemble yesterday at Staunon
is expected that in consequence of the demise lBlsh
op Moore the ujcct of The appointment Of an Assistant
Bshop Will he aealsl curing the sitting ct the Con'en
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-19
EFLIGlO s MOTTO

ELDER FREY, "a converted Jew. VIII preach at tho
BAPTIST tdIcil, IN ths 4'o, IN Sunday morning neNt.
n ! ucluch.
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May 70
IN TIIEl NrTED STATES COT RI. FOR TIL
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,

IN IllFl NllFD SIA1fS COT RI. FOR TIE
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
My 18Th, ls12:
On the petition Of John \ Siiglcr, against Joseph
Mar,h-M Banhlnpicy.
IN reading the petition aforesaid II is ordered by the
y Courl. thai notice thereof be gwen the SAID Io
seph Marsh. personally by delivering him copy there
Of if he be found within the District. by leaving
copy thereof at his known usual place Of residence with
in the District, at least 20 days before the s'h day d
July next, when hearing Will be had upon tie SAID pc
tliun at the Cly Hall, IN the City Richmond with
in the said D,,et and also, that notice thereof be- pub
listed in the newspapers according II the 22d and = lth
rules Of court 50 that all persons interested may appear
at the sadllmc and place, and show cause, ii any they
lave, why the SAID petition should not be granted.
Cop-Tcsie.
HENRY GIBSON. CIR
May - MJw
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o.. Bishop Soulc Of lhc NJ f.. Church. saed from
New lorl on the 18Th INST Tor Liverpool. DELEGATE
to the Wesleyan Methodist Conference Ia En- lad.
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STOCK:
GLOTlfS
Super Wool dyed Black Cloths; Invisible Green. OF
I'VE. Brown aud Blue toths. all qualities and prizes.
from = 80 Ia SIC per yard.
C.iSSLliERES
\ largc assortment Of French & English Cassncro-
SOME beautiful sy.a Of light shsdes and nee patterns
JESILAfiS
Rieh French and English Satns. fancy colour,d and
on white and eeored Aarselllcs and Aierno ycsliprs
SILK GOODS.
l'laeh and blue black eros dc Rhine Silks; rich Wa
,rrcd and Stripped Gros tlliqoc fancy ealor,d Chem;
PLAID and Chauqeahlo Silks new and heauiilu styles
FRENGH fe3U.NS
larrc aslprlment. comprising al shades. colours aud
loi'orna' liam the lowest TO the finest qualities,
LINEN GOODS
Superior Grass hcacled Irish Linens; Brown Fropeh
neoa and Dullings, large assorincat 1T very low
Prices.
.NJSLLN GOODS
Plan, Sldpol and Figured Jaclqncts; Null, B5as
and swiss Muelpt, PLAIN and figured
E2NGf RfBBO.N,S
PLAID, Striped. Figured and Waercd Gro do Nap;
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, all widtlsa and shades
HOSIERY
Nito an9 black. plaunnd ribbed Enplsl SILK l,c,..
blacb and White Cotton. at al prices, from twelve aud
hall cents upwards.
DOMESTIC GOODS
No. aud : Cotton onabarer; 1 4 4 and "a brow u
5'hcotlBCs AL Nhirlinps. IA nd Blfachcd do: 4
prom thccbeand heavy Undergraduates Of the best qaliiy.
n, BIN addition 10 the above ihry hnvo LARGE as-
ur,ment of Fancy Culo,,d SILK Glny,s, Mi,ts Linz.
and tanlbnc llandkcrohleis, ShaWls. Scarls Thread
Iaces. Edgngs. lmerlings French Fnnfu,lery AMI
other styles Of desirable Goods, which they will uai
at reduced Prices TO all that may be disposed to pu-
ehasc.
TURNER, .BuRWELL SEQ.
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yssb H'Es'E.

sNSp BES'S5.
A CITING rs Commissioner under a decree Of the
: y Circuit superior Court ui law and thancrn ior
the County OF Neson pronounced on the 9Th day of De
tohcr ISL III thu case OF Robert \. Smiley. Plaintiff
aud pizarrn Edmunda and others defendants; will.
the fourth Monday N lnue neat, ha,re the front door Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. in the town of lov
uason, belna The br.c, building Glow the stone u {
I Estes. the opposite side Of the street. sell the sid
Gil RGil. thc liah,st bidder. lur cash. Al public
auction. rs directed by said decree.
CLAIBORNE, Com'r.
May 70 I'M
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NOTICE.
$4,000 worth Of Hardware,
EFT COST.

fHNllf. subscriber having determined 10 change hi.
business. nov oilers h,s
ENTIRE SrOCk OF
Hardware. Gallery. ro"i.. snddirry. tnrriu
tnicrini-, sro" nnd Castings,
1T COST, for CASH,
N Negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed Ills present
ass,tmen eiuhIaces almost every article usually kept
Hardware stores. and purchasers may rel, upon his
selling. IN good lAlh AT COST Such oppuruui
" scaom oeeaH lar Country Merchants TO lay III II
cheap stock OF II iRDN ARE, and he ugcntl, requests
hrm, and al other persons who may want Goods.
lis liue 10 civ lin cali before purchasing
H. u. RICHARDS
Fob - tsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-19

b1'I,le on Saturday evening. O'clock II, cvl7ial.
ton of Mr. Wise was continued before JUDGE Duulor
Mcsss Hunter and Goo3e. Of the H. Of H. having been
admitted the request Of M Wise 10 argue the qucs.
,on of prvilcec.--1lc Madis.nian. Of Monday morn
ing-prinied, however, eimagnc On Salrraay light
i, silent ON the subject.
Mr. Slauly. il is said, left Washiuafonon tic o,t-
ing Of the l2th. accomI auled ty Gil McCniy Of Va
and Mr.. Washington. m,rler Of thc House lr,u
North Carolina. l'r. Mallory Il va and Nh Gvnu OF
Miss. were tolase s.oc with VI Wac.
LATER
By yeserla, 5 NAL. We received the National Iatr
lgcncer oi Monday, containing long a,couu, ot the
proceedings before ledge Dualop-Mcs,rs. Hunter and
Aieodc of the Ilnsc As counsel for Mr. N;se. making
elaborate arguments, which replied to hy the Dis
rrict Attorney. Mr " Use followed and the District
Attorney closed The argument. Judgc Dunlop then dee
died to require Mr Wise give secucury keep the
peace; and Lend prepared ard acknowledged eiiro
the Court, requiring Mr.. Wise nnler the penalty Of
$1,000, for the space Of Que year. keep the peace to
wards all The citizens Of the United States within the
District Of Columbia. and not. at any time wilhiu- hat
period, to leave the District with tie incn,on or pur-
pose of fighting duel with Edward Slany. Messrs.
Hunter, Gary. Gpode. Coles, HUBBARD, Thompson and
Gimcr, all Of the II. Of Il. ea'credas his suretiea
MR.. CIAl.-The y \. American mentions an
Interesting incidctt Which occurred in that city, when
Mr.. Marshall, during die delivery ofone olhs Temper
ance spcechcs speaking ofhc District he represents in
Congress, mentioned incidentally that isAIuta Mas com
rtsed in IT, The word scarcely uttered b,lre thc
vautcd roei Of the crowded Tabernacle rang with
voluntary ard general burst Of applause. Which vas
gain and again repeated. When our informant. Gays
the American oohe1 down from the gallery upon the
floor, he gray headed men-nay clera,men-
pounding with their canos, IL use his expression,
like drnmmcrs Whoa il is remembered Continues
that paper.) that this citing r no sense political
and formed rather Of classes retired from PARTY struggles,
the tribute thus indirectly and spontaneously PAID 10 lien
~ Clay was the more striking.
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Egoi ora be a eascy,
G0,sis,sissi0n .HsyrHHBsfS.

Inspected the last week SIS hhds. The quantity
coming in is Increasing; the quality continues inferior
Prices for lues have Lecn letter the past week, by 70
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My 10
LII MOE

S,s BOXES Lemons, in fine order. Iast received,
20 and for sale low for cash. G.. W. iANCff.
MaylZ I"
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April I
iNeIvs esefefHs%.

VA " are IN receipt u n portion of spring ANA
w summer supply Of MEM GOODS, and cAp.,l
10 receive the hnlanec of them in lew days. W hin,
VIII enable Us 10 present 10 our friends aud cus.onris
considerable variety, as To ST e aud qualities. As We ~,
lhlly determined In oier Inducements 10 purchasers ,a
GOODS, IN the Why Of hargans aud shall conideui,y
expect call from all persons in want of GOODS.
VERY CHEAP, please call and Examine our stock is.
fore purchasing. J. }. PIRNlS & DUFFEL.
Aprl " 4wn
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9'-Wc have netting father about tie Custom House
removals. il Philadelphia. 1t seems to be understood
however, than the Collector Mr.. Roberts will not
his suborlinalcs, and that h. will be removed
himself Indeed ii is said thai his Office has been ten
drcd toI I. s. Smith, Isl Of ta5, city.
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! ya.lllr-s. May Is. Si2.
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Ma, l.
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NEW pAisTNERsUIP.
street. Bargains ss British s.l:ss
ANEf.sGtN DRY HOODS.
tz,g'7p E3gy nesss vuu,sy r.

A l,F. now opening lor the Spring Trade an entirely
IA new, full and general assortment, Of Staple aud
raney Dry noods all pf which they are determined To OF
Ter Tor cu. or 10 punctual customers. the Lowest Mar
hc pricy3. The fIIowing comprise part Of thor
Sllck.
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Esr,tew OF the Eynr;iburg N.ir!,cl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-19
IN NlTED STATES ColnT.

May -
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-07-05

Sowerp Sbsoter in Seen Yorf. feline
8nnit sei9te, beliebte es Dem 5ioer unb
seoparo. cine Grtraleene burb einen
ernitlitben eeeenleitieen 2(nerff, pdbreno
Sr. Driesbab iib in ibrem &dfie be-
tano, ausaufabren, spelber Dem 9eetern
fat oas seten 9efoltet bdtte.
Na6oem es 6rn. Oriestab oelunsen
mar bic admpfenoen ;u trennen, lieb er
etnen oerielben. ben eeoparo, auf feline
S6ulter iprneen. Sn bemietben Nueen=
blid ober fpran8 ber Gi9er auf ibn uno
faBte ibn NIT ben 3dbnen uno &lauen
i'm 8efibt uno am &opf, pel6sn esauf
eine 70 fbredlibe &eife serrib, oab ber
lln9lidlibe in einem Ru nit Slut be-
oedt mar. Illein Der uniiberipinolibe,
Mutb unb Die @ef6idlibfeit oes beloen.
mutbi9en Oeutiben 5eiote iib bel bieier
8eleoenbeit auf cine Gritaunei erre9en=
De SSelie benn 70 ibneq 0elano es ibm,
pdbreno er felbit in eebens9efabr fbtpeb=
te, Die fputbenben Sbiere 5u bdnoioen,
oa6 ein Gbeil ber 3uibauer Die 8efobr
nibt pabrnabm, in lpeltber CT iib be:
fano, . ID.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-07-05
gu befIrtbtenper cSnoianer &rieg.

-" cSlHtNVtSHpSt S"CtN""' ottNs9'
Sm &riessoepartement Su @afbineton
llno 9tobribten einoe0an9en, tpelbe Su
Dem 0lauben perleiten, bab elm &f
3wllben Den Sieur. unb ienem She'll oer
oerelnl9ten Sonee oer Sttalpas, Gbippss
tpas uno potopatamss, oer uu,peit ben
eouneil 8luffs spobnbaft 1T, fatt finben
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Oie ,,maleietcm Gebele,,te.

&un3 fheuet teine tatt unb D1hb'
Tim sin'ss pennp's 3a srrinsen,
Ocf fdtnen risfsltsn bureb3utriMsen,
sWa6t fsiatm 1psibt ftiue Wahb'!
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-07-05
Cine cole Chat.

I(s am porlesten Oienfta9 bic poif.
futibe nabe 3anespille, Sbio, einen 6I.
(9el blnunter fubr, brad ettpas uno oer
Greiber Duroe ab9eporfen. Die pferoe
ieeten iooann in pollem Sprun9e ab. 81:
net Der paila0iere, Der pie es Sdeint
nibt erfbroden. por, arbeitete fib out
Die poitfutibe, oann auf Den Sis Dec
Sreibers, BON oa auf Die Oei6isl, uno
bon bort auf zines Der bintern Qferoe
a(lno es ibm fooann 9elano bic pferoe
elnsubolten. Oes mag spirflicb cine go:
lie Sbat eenannt tperoen, oenn nibt elm
ieeer risfirt fein eeben, INN bas anorer
pericnen 5u retten. 8rb. Sreuno.
-S=
Sm leeten Nopembsr fanote Elm 9clpil-
SET 8. 8: 8udlew Collector ber Staats.
taren au Qeron ieinen eterf 3. 8. Wats
bin nab @oo(fer, Sbio, I'm Die monat=
li6e Ginname bon 1885 Gbalsrn bafelblt
6u oeponiren. 81 febrte barauf surIf
uno CAB Dor, bos 8elo iei ibrn eeltoblen
poroen. Sor &ur5em bra1te oer Staat
oe9en SudlepS Siiroen &ta9e. Die Su-
rD entibieo noeb Inb6run9 oes 3eueni=
Bes' oob Die 8iir9en fiji oie5 @elo baf=
ten mabten, oa Feline Seraubuns itatt.
9efunoen babe. Sc frdot iib num- spenn
Der 8erl ntt beraubt tporoen 1T, 100 fib
bas @elo befinoet. I. =. ib.
So
eoro Sob. Sap. Ssfeblsbaber oer britt
|tifben Sre8atte 8aripite, itattete porioe
9Sccbe Gem in Reu:Worf lieeenoen amerie
fanifben &rieo5lbiffe "@oro Garolina"
einen 8eiu6 ob. no ibm su Gbren cine
Salpe bon ID &ononenibdf1e oefeuert
puroe. Ser Neu Yorf 6erolo ia9t j:
"Qls mir oieien tapfern Sffieier in poller
unforp uno nur NIT einem Irm, aus
feinem Soote am @aitle Sarten treten
faben famen un5 einiee berseribitterns
be 8orfaae aus Dem leeten &rieoe ins
@eod6tniB 3uriicf. GapitaiH Soap tpar
Seefaoet am Sorb Der brittifben Sreeat=
te Sbannon, ba oiefe Die omerifanifbe
Sreoatte Gbeiapeafe. befebli9t Don Capt.
2awrence, pe9nabm, BET, nebf Dem bra.
ucn suolo.p, febteno ouf Dem 8eroed
leinen 500 fano. DieIer nGmlibe Sffis
eier febrt nun nab einem 3eitraum bon
beinabe 30 Sabren pieoer suriid, ct felblt
gum polt Captain beforosrt, uno anfert
lein, &rie8slbiff in SrsunoIbaft unb
8rieoen in uniern 8endhern." ID.
80
SO eiblibe Sreue. Sir Nobert
8arflep, Gommanoant Der brittifben
Slotte in oer Sblabt auf Dem Grieiee,
perlor einen 2(rm unb Elm Sein in iener
Sblabt. gr bate cine Geliebte in Gno-
lamb SurGdeelafen, nit wd6er er iib
nob beenoietem &rie8e perbeirotben po0e
te. Da er nun aber 70 psrifiimmelt lu-
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QSie fbnell lIh oob ole QnllbtrH
Gnbern.

,,Gin aneenebmcr Mann !'-rlet cine
aonse 9eieufbaft aus, als 9err -,
pelber iie beinab ;,pei Stunoen lang nit
muntern GriGbtun9en unterbalten bate.
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8e5rsaHs 8, sanae Bammsr l4s.
ggieHstas Set 5. 8aGi ls4Q.

%$$ $$S$$ $ $$@ %s
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rucffebrte, lieb ct ibr ourb einen greuno
ieinen 3uffano anSei9en, uno ia9te iie BON
feoer Serbnolcbfeit lo5.
QSa5 that feline @eliebte2 Sic eripiotrs
te Dem Srsunoe "Saoen Sic ibn, oab
ib ibn init Sreuoen beiratben lperoe, tpenn
CT nur nod iopiel &0rper iibri8 bat, ols
notbi9 1T um feline Seele au fafen."
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Sc ites gen 70 TT. - 2lm
Donnerifa9 Ibeno, als Der berIbmte pils
De Sbisrs8dnbiaer, 9r. Driesbab, i'm
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ssSsassSS#saepaeGlte SIS 8isgterstells.
te u q { e.

mas aiert bss W1snlebcn Hnsei it6t
ST es psnn rpcbl - bic STATE nitt 3
3mr Srate miiro's, BEL meiner ebr',
wsnu barauf niett bic 81 afe par'.
9R Soafe mill ib prnm befnsen
llno ibr bies $isb gum Opfer trinssn.
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VI SCRIBERS.-The Cheapest Family Paper in JNs,o
England.-THE BosToN EVENING GAZETTE, a weekly
family newspaper issued every Saturday evening
Country subscribers will please remember that the
Boston Evening Gazette is newspaper of the largest
class, and is unquestonaby the cheapest and Oldest
family newspaper in New England having entered
upon its thrticth volume
The great size of the paper enables the propretors
to give re-publicatons of the most popular original
Tales, Poems and Essays; selections from English
and American Magazines; Congressional and Legis-
lave proceedings and Public Documents in full, to-
gether with the city news, miscellaneous items, and
valuable statistical information.
The Gazette has been welcome vsiter in thou
sands of families in Boston for the last twenty years
and still enjoys extensive circulation.
To all such of our country friends, who may feel
disposed to have in their family circle the cheapest
and handsomest newspaper published in the New
England States we would say read the following
terms.
To those in the country who may wish to facilitate
remtances, we offer the following inducements or
to any person who will send us the and money
for Ten Copies according to the terms, one years
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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-22

A CARD TO THE LADIES.-The subscribers
"A have just received and are now opening few
cases Of their fall supply Of Shoes, consisting In part
OF the following;
Ladies black prunea, foxed welt Buskins, and
Springs, new, beautiful, and comfortable ar
ticle for the street
Ladies' English kid Slippers, very soft and beau
tiful
Do American do first quality
Do kid and morocco Buskins and Paris Ties,
walking shoes
Misses light colored Caters, morocco-tpped very
handsome
DO black morocco Slips and Paris Ties
The above constitutes very small part of the as
sortment of the subscribers which will be arriving
now almost daily and which they intend TO have the
most complete that has ever been offered in the Dis
trct-no pains expense having been spared in the
selection Of the best workmen in the country to eff
feet their object The junior partner Of the firm is
now at the North giving orders, and making selec-
tons of stock in Philadelphia, New York, and Bos-
ton. A. COfLE SON.
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