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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-12
THE LION OF THE DAY
TIE Old Dutch or German V,gesa5i.
PlLs.

HyO the citizens of the United State,
and the Canadas is respectfully sinh.
mited this Directory to the means for re-.
gaining that which has been partially
and in some instances. totally lost.
What blessing should be priced above
,ha, of health, and who knows better how
to prize the blessing, than those who have
been deprived of il? Il is AN old adase,
land one that contains wise Injunction
in time of peace, prepare for war
We should in time OF Health prepare for
The attacks Of that stealthy ldrkiug foe.
Disease. Il would be wisdom to observ.
his movements. to scan well the form in
which he approaches. and then 10 NEE,
him with those means which are caIcuIat
ed to effect his overthrow. Those
| means are now before Ibis enlightened
and intelligent community. They are &C.
cessible to the poor as well as the rich,
and trust that those who regard tie
Constitution Gilman as one OF The fines,
specimens OF Divine workmanship, and
1 the Laws by which that System is govern.
ed and directed, as originating in no other
than in the councils of Heaven, will so
far obey the injnnctioas Of the latter as 10
provide the best safeguard for the former,
] Ii is with the most ffat,ering recommen,
daiions, subscribed By most eminent Medi.
cal Gentlemen. not only in this Country
but also in Europe that offer this va'ua.
bic Medicine to this American People.
Time and full opportunity for a fair
and impartial trial have placed the Lon
of the Day beyond The brand OF lmpos.
ZION. Humbug, Quackery, &C.
This Pin is composed of extracts from
nine parts Of the vegetable kingdom, (be.
] ing entirely free from any drug of dele.
lterious na,ure.) and adapted partieaIarl,
to the cleansing Of the Stomach, Blood
and the various secretions oflhs Human
System, Bilious Fevers, and Cholic. Fe
yer and Ague. Jaundicc, Scarlet Rash
: Dyspepsia, Heartburn. Costiveress. Ash.
q ma, and Live: Complaint have been cured
3 by using these Pills according TO The dtec
! tons accompanying each box.
!, It's not intended that this Medicine lisa
!. cure for all Diseases to which the humaD
!. system is liable.
; Many efforts have been made 10 COT
pound a Medicine which woulI cure Al
f Diseases, but have failed. Those D:seas
J, es enumerated above. are within thu pos.
Il er of these Pills aud sure cure or relied
: is warranted. t#.t 1
Price 81 l-2 cents.
For sale in Brandon By Jackson {
j, Ketcham, Warren & Bliss; W Pou|tney,
g J Lefingwell. Joel Beetnaa; E. PouhHrt
/ w. p. Noyes. S. d. Cushman; liza, Fran
!, els L. Wing; w. Rutland, Hitchcock, H.
Morgan. F. Slason; Clarendon Springs
Hitchcock & Morgan; Tinmouth, Noah
w. Sawyer; WaIlingford, ". Round & |
= : Co.. David II. Meacham & Co; Glare"
y don. II. & w. Hodges; Rutland, II.
White Co.; E. Clarendon, Calvin Cros
man, Calvin Spencer; Shrewsbury, LIN
Of Finney; Mountholly, d. T. Hunto";
"a Sherburne, Chas. Anthony & Ma1h'n
rs Pittsford, s. D. Townshend & Co., SHa!
m s. Buck: Benson. c. R. Walker L ID
n. Orwell. A. L. Catlin. 50lg
.e And for sale 1T ali the principal ''HH
lis in the S.ate.
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--------.-rroceed 10 the full extent Of
nv auhor;tv: but if thou goest one lncn
h..ya.J 4, / will punish thee" l alter
wards learned that application had oeen
made for q search-warrans, but that y nao
Afier those people had LEFT my house. ]
inquired Of the lad, particularly. what
oroof could be procured to establish the
isct that he had resided. with his masters
consent. six months in Philadelphia !;
and be referred me 10 the landlord where
he had been staying. ! accordingly CALL
ed upon him but he, being unwilling to
offend his guest. declined answering any
questions in relation 10 the subject. l
| then questioned the servants, and soon as
tcertained thai the facts of the case could
De established beyond the possibility Of
doubt.
l returned home. and wrote a note to
the Alderman, informing him that
| would be at his office with the boy the
next morning, at nine o'clock; and re-
quested he. would inform the claimant
Ia the mean time. / procured writ Of
habeas corpus; and when we appeared
before the magistrate, the claimant being
present, stated that he was citizen o
New Jersey. had come 10 spend tome time
10 Philadelphia, and bad brought the boy
with him; alledging that The laws of the
State where he resided allowed him TO dt
so. He descanted at some length upol
1.-The courtesy due from the cilizens OF ont
State 10 those of another.
| attempted 10 reply, but was s.oppee
| BY the magistrate who said he would no
interfere with the citizens of other States
THAT he should surrender the boy to hi
master; and il he thought he had lega
claim TO his freedom be might prosecni
il in New Jersey. / then gave the Office
! who was in waiting hint 10 serve In
writ Of habeas corpus, and he did sc
The magistrate was highly offended. an
did not hesitate to manifest it. He aske
what was my object in procuring III
habeas corpus. Informed him that Id
anticipated the result which had occurred
, and had determined to remove The case I
a tribunal where l had confidence jusiic
would be done IN the premises.
The next.day the boy appeared befor
the Court of Common Pleas. which va
then sitting. The claimant also appeared
with his counsel and after two or thre
j witnesses were examined, it appearin
P that the boy had resided in Philadelph
/; six months, he was discharged free.
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From the same.
The stupid Rogue 3


A story founded on fact, with fictitious
names, and invented incidents. too slight
to impair the truth OF the narrative.
Frederic Allen. native of Massac-
huseits. left the Old Bay State with half
her soil untitled. and, like thousands of
others, went off 10 the West ITO seek his
fortune" A gentleman, connected with
him BY marriage, invited him to spend a
few days at his house. in Lexington, KY.
Every thing was calculated to please The
young stranger He was delighted with
The hospitality and cordial frankness If his
host all the convenient appurtenances OF
wealth surrounded him; the slaves look
ed sleek and well fed and his youthful
self-importance was moi little f1attered By
their servile politeness, and frequent re-
petition Of young nassa.'
The servant who brought his boots, pol
ished like a mirror. was particularly
handsome, bright-looking mulatto. With q
slight expression OF mischief lurking in
the corner of his eye Seeing him at
work with great slight of hand. the New
Eng lander one day saidto him, What a
smart fellow you are, Harry You must
be able TO earn a great deal Of money.
almost wonder you hav'nt made off for
Ohio before now"
i The chambermaid was standing near,
/ broom in hand Harry looked al her, and
she looked up TO Harry. The glance
seemed to be involuntary, and was exceed.
ingly brief; yet the stranger thought ne
detected 10 il something quizical and signi-
6cant. Fearful that be was working
mischief for bis host, he hastily aided:
Don't think that | advise you to 60 to
Ohio, Harry. They tell me good
many of you smart fellows run of, think
ing they can do better at The North but
with such place as you've got, you'd be
a fool to try it. You've got first rate
master. hav'nt you2
!. ".Oh yes, massa."
!, I'm glad you know when you're well
off, ] don't suppose you want your free
, domr'
sob no. massa; ifthere's anything
/ DO despise, IFS free niger"
Poor creatures" replied the young
: man, "they don't know what it is 70 have
q kind master TO provide for them all tn,
/ year round"
He closed the door after him, as b,
, spoke. Harry looked al Ann, raised hi
! eyebrows, put his forefnger to The side Q
5 his nose. and gave z low, chucklin,
3 laugh. Ann Gid not laugh, but she look
1 ed very queer.
A The next morning. Mr.. Aliens boot
/: were not brushed. /" Where's Harry .
! SAID one Where's Harry2n aske
. another; but nobody could tell Ann. hi
o wife. being questioned. answered very de
. lmurely, that she had not seen him sine
y daylight. when he went out 10 take car
y OF the horses.
On searching the stables. il was foun
r that ne had taken care of one horse,
II least Tor the animal was nowhere 10 }
e found. The master raved. and swore th;
b Ann should Be logged. If she did not lei
.. forthwith. which way HAIRY had CON,
q Whereupon. Ann began 10 crv. and al
& very demurely. How can she teIl9 81
10 didn't ask Harry where be was po;n0
= and her mistress began 70 cry also 6e'
:. ging that Ann mi GIN not be whipped.
|ol j" said the angry masie
il = this il fine pi zee Of business III
81 best servant had. 3 Twas offered 81 %
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70 whom it may concern. This is 10
certify that | this day give my son Pc
ter Lester I'd The remainder Of bis time,
during his minority; Therefore relin-
quish all claims to his services, and shall
pay no debts of his contracting afer this
date PETER LESTER.
Sudbury. Dec. l6. l641. l4;3w
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-12
ss DIR. TAYLOR'S
RnIsum of LiUerUOrt,

HOR CONSUMPTION,C COUGHS. COLDS,
DC Splitting Of Blood. Pain in the side or breast.
Asthma. -Pieurisy, shortness of Freath, Palpita-
ton Of the heart, Debility. Nervousness. and all
diseases of the Lungs and Liver This Medicine
has been used in the city OF New York, with un-
eramnled success for eight years, curing thousands
who we're supposed incurable. II is now used by
most of the Medical Faculty. and the whole peo-
Die. Certificates of most extraordinary cures
win accompany each bottle.
PREPARED at 375, Bowery, in the City of New
York. where the article FIRST originated, and Is the
ONLY GENUINE. AL others bearing similar
names are counterfeits and impositions.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-12

- = : .xrcUTL'
JOB PRINTING NE iTLl EAA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-23

December ofcongestive fever after painful illness OF
sixteen days. William C. B., only OF Martin X. and
Mary Bridges, aged years months and day,
The friends OF the family invited attend the une-
raj at O'Clock this ernoon from the residence OF his ia
Their, Sc Fulton street, Brook Ign.
On Thursday morning 22d inst, Laura Ann, Youngest
daughter OF John S. Laura KiIg, aged IA months
Hartford papers please copy.
December 20 Baron Louis Lederer, Austrian Consul
Grseral for many resident of this city gentleman
possessed of highly cultivated mind and amiabe manners
Ills los will be regretted by his numerous friends.
December 81 Elizabeth, wife Of John E. Hunt, aged 40
years.
December D. Emma Caroline, only child ofRichaTd and
Mary Emma Hoo, l3 months
December 20 John son Of The late Capt Allen Nye of
Boston, in his 35th year.
AZ Catskl, Drbemher %, Gertrude, wife OF Abraham
Nan vechen OF that place. lad daughter of the late Aora-
ham Van Vechren, OF Albany.
Al Fairfield, Conn, December 49, William Cbamherlsh,
year of bis youngest of George A. and
Eliza Phelps, late OF this city.
Al Phiadc lphia, December le, Mr. Edward Herbert
printer in the 50 year of his age native of the County OF
Kent England but for the last len years resident OF Ph
ndelphia and NcwIork.
Al New Orleans, December l6 DR.. Nathan Washburn OF
Bridgerater Mass.
Al Mohegan, December 10, John Uncas aged 80 years
male of the royal line OF the celebrated Chief OF
that name
He will be Inferred understand in the royal burial.
ground OF the hiohegans, on the plain.
Norwich Comm Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-23
RELIEF FOR THE SICK,

NJ Gsr, RgShsa GnfGslIble E7euitR RAaEs.-
The great favor this valuable medicine has gained
during the few mouths has been maze known TO The pub
lie has proved beyond all question lis claim TO superior
efficacy in the alienation and OF The numerous coa-
plants which are common mankind. We assure those
who are all ctsd that they need but try SINGLE 6eT TO be
convinced that this humbug prepaFatan-eveh were
not the name the immortal inventor suclent guarantee
for lis genuneneSs and merit In all bilious ana ver COM
psnts ueurisy indigestion cosveness heartburn piles
headache eryspeas and other diseases OF the Skn debility
all complaints inciten, females, the HEAtTH PILLS
have never vel failed effect cure We are constantly
receiving testimonials of the extraordinary cures e
(ec,ed by this medicine. Read The following
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT.
NEw.YoRK Nov. E, 1872
Sr-In ius;ce 10 the eiicscacy OF DR.. Rusis pallble
Health Pills one box only which purchased from you
deem il right inform You OF their surprising effects
In restoring ME 10 health For the last two months was
disabled from my employment tried numerous advertised
remedies was treated in the Gcneral Hospital without any
snccess ard nnally adopted Or. RUSHS PILLS. Their
effect was Immediately eyidea,-nfnsing visor aad health
through my frame relieving CONSTANT pain in my side ana
deep oppression promoting sleep, creating an appetite Ter
food and altogether nviyorating frame that was ady
sinking into decay. therefore deem Il duty owe mol
o.y TO the public bat Yourself 10 publish The above iesi-
,nopy which have corroborated with conscientious a-
asyii Of The truth thereof PATRICK GALLAGHER,
Charlton street., New-York.
Affirmed this s.h day OF December, 1872.
JOS. r PiRSSoN Commissioner o. Deeds.
u Sold wholesale and retail by
II. G. DAGGERS, so Aan.st. Ny.
r Prize ., cents box put up in beautiful wrapper
with full directions
AeENrs-wadieigh $50 Broadway, corner OF Grand-si
les Bowery; sas Fultons BrcokyR A. Guthrie, Stan
wx Hall, Albany; Burgess Zieber Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia; Rsdding Co., Boston; Smith, SSo broad
street, Newark. dig lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-23
Standardization. 20.

Henry w. Bertholf, Faruler. Warwick
John w. yelling, Merchant Tailor, Warwick.
William g. Gillespie, Clerk Newburs,
Henry Hudson, n. Y.
James L. lockwood, Merchant, N. Y.
Jacob H Tweedy, Clerk, NY
Edward Van Ranst, Clerk, ". Y.
William Hannan, late Grocer. N. Y.
William H Mead, Grocer, N Y.
Alfred Phillips, Manufacturer, Minisink
Edmund Elmenderf, Jr.. Attorney al Law, N T.
Peter II. Camniann, n. Y.
Joseph r Bieecser, n. Y.
Addison Reed, NY:
Stephen Hills, Jr., late Merchant n. Z.
William Sesmour, Clerk, n. Y.
William Riggs, Halter, Oyster Bay.
L. H. Brigham, MercSa Of, N. Y.
James NJ. Hammond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-23

UOLYDAY PRESENTS.-K. L. s.
4 Il A. STUART, corner OF Greenwich and Chambers
streets opened extensive ut Fancy
Boxes made their order by the best workmen In Paris
some which of finish, suitable tor Presents Tor
the approaching Holydays.
Also their usual variety of Steam Refined Candy Sugar
Plums manufactured from the best articles in lheu line,
and from adulteration any hurttui ingredients
ouriSs
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r-r 60 t.ayy,. 20 No. I6O Division-s,rsct 70

II So Down 30 No. l6O Division-sarsct 20
buy your Oil and Canrs-Jnmes McAtser Is agent Tor
an extensive Oil and Candle Manufacturer al Nantucket
and will sell al The following low prices: The best winter
hleached Sperm OIL warranted 10 burn 20 hours without
crusting. by the gallons at wholesale prices beacsed
Elephant Oil that viii bura all night, 5s fall Sperm Oh,
warranted pure 6s frs, quality Sperm Candies by the
box 25 cents by retail Is 4d Families supplied with
Gallon cars Oil and Candles :eh 10 any part oil the
city free Of expense Downtown orders may be let al The
store OF James r Sharp, % Cedar street, which will he I'M
m.dia,eIy attended TO- d23 6t+is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-23
Thursdsy-Beneftof Mr.. d. WRIGHT.
7THE FREMONT Billiard and Bowl

ing Saloon, No ca Eas, Broadway and II Division.
street. since undergoing thorough repairs alterations and
improvements, the extensive establishment OF the
kind 10 The city. II about $50 eet long and
three splendid bowling alleys and -four billiard tables,
which viii accommodate all without mech detention I,
usual in many places Gentlemen ind limo
cen, and healthy exercise, gambling Of any Kind is
permitted, and all vulgar society will he excluded. A
Chri,tmas Turkey will be presented Christmas Eve,
Saturday 2ilh the person who gets the must Plus
in frames. The rolling fer the Turkey will CONNIE
al O'Clock. Who is The wuner' DIS 2is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-23

sos n ReR se.. Nc. e Deer ysha Lhon:
Of lie E.art md Lsser Gon:pa.asSn ssasoa sss been
- mou,hs-had been attended by several ohy.
sicians, found relief cured by Dr. Thomson in 10
days Certificate dated Dec. II. Residence LIE Cherry.
street
Drorsy N the Heai-wm. sheaI, child, No. lei Mae.
teenth street enred OF DroPsy In the Head See certificate
Eryz.peiss and InJlann.atOry RAeamGt,n-Mr Roberts
OF $50 Pearl street cured N a hours OF bad attack See
Plies end Dyspe7sia-Thomasw Beecber, No. so Down.
nsstrse cured of Piles Of i've years and Dyspepsia OF
SIX years standing. See certificate dated Nov. s.
ConsHmption-asria Massey, OF the town of Hope,
Waldo County sn,e OF Maine. cured of Consumption. See
Ague aud Fcse-Geo Hsnkinsou los Eln,-s;reet cured
OF Agus and Feve OF four months Standing He had spent
$50 and three weeks in the Bellevue Hospital Dr. Thorn
son cured him in three days. Certificate taled Dec1
Chronic RaeRHattrmMr. Jones, lis Henrysreet cured
been Of months stnedinr csTea,e dsed Nnv tIA1 n1a
PelyFus IN The Nose-sir Benedict, OF Warwick Orange
County had hem troubled years wits Polypus in the
Nose. IL was much Tednced IN two weeks when he re-
TUNED home 10 attend himself
Consu7ptioa Gad Dyspepsia-The wife Of the Rev. Mr.
Vanscawen restored better health than she had enjoyed
Oct. 10. -s'->-' N->'>
cured alter several years OF affection. enjoys gsod
,ealth- Certificate dated Nov 10
Piles Dgpepsic and Painting Fis-Mr. Jones's daueh-
Ter, llo henrysrec restored health after being
afflicted Tor ID years Certificate dated NOVEL
Nervous Debility and Dysp,psia- Deborah Hawxhurst
stored TO better health haa she had enjoyed IN eight years,
since August. Certificate dated Oct 81.
Dyspepsia and Nervous Feakness-Elizabeth Paul. West
chester restored 10 bser health than she has enjoyed il
four years. Certificate dated Oct 20
Inflammation Of the BLADDER Gravel-Samuel Scndder,
OF koxoury, Delaware County n " restored TO better
health than ne had e-joyed FIVE years. Certificate dated
DC, 90.
Oypepsia, Nervous Debility and Cos.iysness-wiIlam
Fordred- Sag Harhor restored better health for
year before Ccriicaie dated Oct. Is
n. B.-CertiEcaes containing full particulars of the
above may BE- SIS Broonestreet with host
Of other testimony, voumnous public newspaper
Cali and see AID the invads al the nhrnary. DBL w*
u McNarnee Sc Sanford, "a Reaver-st.
respectfully announce 10 the gentlemen OF NewYork that
they have in store their usual assortment OF ne Silk and
Giagham Umbrellas, Stocks, Scaris, CrayaS, Linen Col
lars. Gloves, white, black and coored Chosscn's and
Bajou's make, winter Under Garments &c. &c.
70 the above they have adsed, with especial reference to
CHRISTMAS AND NEW.Y EAR.
extensive of the RICHEST SATIN SCARFS
this market, all which will be sold small advauee
on cost die tJanlS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-23

Office of tie Nev- York Bo-rery Fire Insurance Co.
No. ia Bowery, corner Grand
10 This Company continues to insure against Loss
and Damage by Fire al reduced OF premium from
former charges.
Office hours from O'Clock, A NJ to sunset.
JAMES LOVETT, President
prrrr pIScVyry Ser,rv 10y dc I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-23
DISASTERS.

HALIFAX Dec. 1.-THE barque ieaner. ashore on Goose
Hand has been condemned and will be sold for the ben!
OF the underwriters
The barque Alfred, OF and GoS P E l. bound 10 rs,
to with cargo Of timber, dSaS and wfecse
a, Low Point ienlrauce the Gulf Of Censo November
sSh. ..
ty lost near Sydney the Isl inst and ali hands do
II 10 Notwithstanding some passengers 49,,
Port Hood Nov. s0.Arrired, ship Banfsnire, e. 1E
cargo of deals with loss bboom, main and mIen lop
sails decks completely washed water ioggee, and
unmauageable from breaking sudder chains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-23

u Under armen,s.-c. B. HATCH, 81 William
Opposite Pat stree has hand superior assor
of silk, cotton, wollen, Merino, Berlin, and buckskin
Under Shirts and Drawers, which, the is far ad
vanced, the subscriber offers greatly reduced prices
0y,St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-23
A mERICAN hlUSEUA1-hlarble bull,


SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS MAG
~ NlFICENT NOvELTIES!. NETWORK MU-
scum AND PICTURE GALLERY, Broadway, opposite
the City Hall M-. II. BENNETT, Mannser.
Entire Change of Entertainments.
Mr.. NELLlS, BORN WITHOUT ARMS, " i'll execute
great number OF wonderful exploits performing
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. and SHA V E ANY Of
THE AUDIENCE; Mr.. JENKINS, the inimabe delip-
eatoe OF COMIC CHARACTERS, POPULAR SING R,
and uneaualled BANJO PLAYER; Mast. FRANK ola.
MOND. the best ETHIOPIAN DANCER in America
Mr.. y. WRIGHT. the FALSETTO VOCALIST.
Performances, Picture Gallery DRESSES OF QUEEN
VICTORIA live Albno Deer, Mermaid, Sc--al for 6ne
shilling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-23

Ship Edwna West l6 days roa, New Orleans, with cot
ton, 10 D Hur!nut K Co. -
Snip southport Herberst, days from Charleston win
mdze In George Bukiey.
Brig Excel. Sherwood, days from Savannah, with cot
ton. &c, siurgss /, Chairman.
Brig Germ Lincoln DAYS from PASSPORT NE, with iath
aud plaster 20 Peter J Nevius / Son. .
Brig Patsy Blounl, HoweS Is days from Havana, Win
segars, To Blanco.
Brig sslle, Powell from Wilmington. NC, with naval
Store 10 Powell
Brig Mary Augusta, Farnham days from saeB, in bal
la 81 to master.
Schr Teazer, Greenaw. days from Eastport, with ath
and plaster 10 PJ Nevius Son.
Sen EGeae, Nichols, days rsm Calais, with mdze, 10
schS Texan, Latham, days from Newport, with lath
&c, 10 StErges x Co.
Schr Faany, -, days from Boston, with mdze, 10
master.
Scbr Friends Nickersen days from Ros,cn, with n'd-e
10 + &. Herrck
schr cordova Sherman, q days from Dgby with wood,
10 master.
Schr Marcia Phillips days from Washington. NCw!th
naval stores 20 Woodruff Miu,urn.
Schr Isabella, Thomas, from Newbern, NC with rara
stores.
Sehr Mirror Chapman, from Washington, Nc with ia
val stores
Schr Mary Augusta, Farnhan from Portland.
S!ooa Rhode Island, Hall from Providence
BELow-Two ull-riggsd and one herInaphrodlie srlss
at anchor the bar Also one barque 10 the Sc "aa
light WSW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-23
PETER PrNcKNEY Sec'ry 0) dc

X Particular NoIice.--Those persons ha'in;
furniture any description dispose OF; who are break
ng up keeping, will find, ready sale tor any portion
apon the subscriber Goods any amount purchased
A; private sale-Two Piano Fertes.
ea9 n f.. COTTON j. CO. 1877 Ckasfau.-st