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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
..NisH SD rUMn Hoonsn

"tkttH aSD PURE GOODS"
SELLING Al UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES
GONE coueir 1cd ilrl. 100 the business the sub
= scuHcr. Induces niin tN Ccr tic w1or any pAIi,
oi flr VlrUus aut vol -aCI-e d stock eft
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
now cn laui sH- prices, ot cash, 10 ruuculi Gus
om'rs tae r-ut.crcc', will COMPARE hyoraby with
any thing iAr'. 1ut insure Their sale. lie Invites
calls from n.s l.Irr.'s anal f.s public.
lr : 'cS u-i-.. pt tNr bcs' STYLES of silks.
Nou -'nes Iu-si iuccel 'hc 'nis ADVERTISE mcut
WI r.l rc-uit -E 1tCrlft it enumeration.
lsl4 THOMAS X. PRICE.
DACoN--. syt.re Olo Bacon. so -.ics aud a
II f,s h...s - cu.irrs--i'r 81 20 very ~
"a lf-irW > TkiPLE'T1 son.
OLD WuISh EN-lto uu,s ~ Rye wAsscy,
~ -Lcc.ers auI utltr 1ranlF- or SHE.
isli-,Iw lR TRIPLFrr < son.
Linen C.NiBTstC HANDtN 4. fNC HE'S.
ElEHSltTCHtp linen CaA.ric uUkis.
D. Lawn Ho
Revere 20 from 20 Is lows
Hsu...i-chcf Revere ~
EuUtr fc-cI Linen Cal5t.c 60
Tape Eer.eIs.' -r Let..s
~ rluau
Do t..Er~
Heu---rt-l a.. -rr 10
Prrtc. tHrferrI DO We variety % Lines ana LAVA
JonN WEIGHTS
Main
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

~ NV PUBLICATIONS.
NJ lFbN'r Mechanics. Critical fuI Miere Iaur ous
" baays ty Christopher Norm. tPtoicafor Wt.anJ
horace Wa glIr'a LcfrrH-H Nrq BILLION ~ WaplIe'a
lfu'fs' including numerous Letters n1w frst published
from fhr nrfrH Nruusrripf
Ihe iyr- .he." or Proc Gfaee Displayed, by 2 W
hr1mmaftff. ~ I'D
"rn'0u0u's F.ftnona'H-fweive Sermons dsfIvcref bob
.hf N'w Irmrie 1f tIe ifrt~Itrs N n1mlurr, Dv Dr
s1Il2d -1fnn0n. ffant'sed from fe German ~ Anns
American antiquities and rrrearrtsa info fhc nr-fn and
HiH - n fir Zoo Vf~r. by Arrtniet W. BrgIfori
stead "
e, gsm' n IfisI Eoqoencs. wtand Anoodot, by James
Ju. published and for ,alo by
as< SWIM, nRfSKea & NORRIS
GErTLFsIF gtNe. ChLFEKgN
BOO US. ot 81, 90, 80, 1925. $3.50. and e3.7J
VIM INC I.rouuent ~ fhc shove SHOES flr rrnto.
- m'n male fnfHr fes fashion. which will pc sod m
lr H'fr pfr.a tlry fnHir expressly ruur retail
sales ana ean no well rcc0mmrrfld .
Jaio Min'oa Go1ic
CLovEU sEED--io bu.hcis received In s-or,.
- ~ saic
al WILLIAMS 2 HaxALt
4 BARGAIN.
4 FFtONO hani Piano oftr giti the additional Kcya
"a AMI 81 goo- tone--foT st'e.
j'lo Teacher q Music, Square shove tie Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27

pUSsIA QUILLs-i00foo nusta qnIa. iusf IT,
~ rr'v. lIIne lrcie. Suitable Or Counting ii0ufes
rc'"'If &c. fDr sale, wloio ale spd retail rcducc
prre. INIOf.T a BROTHER
lie Ill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27

Ga 1t LIVERPOOL fnc
> LOAF -IGAH-aI Grades
n HIN-hntF Hnd Lhf4
tits-Ninftf tifnChtd
SHIT nii eizea
HAfuN-NirIIrra
TIA. Fino end fHffn Zoo
NNAN"N-c"muon aui superior old
HAi-fNS- bunch
Amos US.s1U aHeu
POW DIR Rife and blasting
WHITE ifAf.fnttgs
HENRiNGs-No1 , IS q, FOR sale.
hsS pNNENruRr ALLEN.
SUPERIOR CHAIRS.
tAMUlE aud nfhCf.Iu w.uf 10 tif.fs. can nsry- IA,
call - .'''"- 100
~ doz Cane and Wool Seat Cha 70 81 v.rops nstforna
just 20 hand, and Tor sale At low prices
ps iNLoRs d BROTHER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27

ASVlLS, VICES. 81
W. htyc na DAG 81 -1+ f.r'1r lais ar.e sock Of
w Nr-set.-C -lI other Arv.s
NIrF- nj var OF. .f-<
Mlrralf..i >.n...'. Below. RtEfs ST. F,cs
So aCf iilrt Hammers
screw Plate. stock. rri Dies So.
ALSO,
'l. .s-o--I--r ~ Plant 1. Ca--cr'r 7-f Is.ner
r .. ut .-e t.s, l--I.fg. NANLLW. SMITH & o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27

hH itsc"r las Just received, by direct i,pn,rt,
K uous from FAIRS, ii Of tho ,ir yr ,.,,ir., "a
tnS'. assortment OF Gu'taiu'- Extracts, CI-ri.n'
oeh hari III f"fi. MIX Roses Ash rrc, -.
y 81 Hai', Tooth, C.ohcs and Nail Brushes "
ii, x plNAI
ct" w. Corner below tic R,nEs
SpECtE-we wil pay tic highest marie, ,,,,,..,,.,
- Tor s-c-tc. ''''N'' premium
lie. v,N,p,,. ..,.,.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
Gr O.; -. 80 ,,.i snAMs oE NNaLANp

4
~ = Eiwltds Lester vuis- wtth f,I-,.- -N''D
'lhc pcasit" ~ visiting Fafh-t'nn,t 49, s,,,,. -
'cn ~ tcs isli nli uc misery, tenor .nrr
Want met ON every side Eag ant in her i,s,,,, az
o gain ant hnuu'i' ambition to9 cnuquc.f N, - .N
treatment oi hrt dependent liu.cs AMI FlT,i-
ahd su'Ne al, m her oppression poor huf ,,nr
yenl' - without rara'lia aac,ut or mode. ,n NM.
'S -i up LOO hcrs't cure store 81 Vengeance an.
fcf sale " KA%D" nm =
N, W ~ " u an !. u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27

~ 4lhsrTbcr has removed hfr STOf 90 the es,re
~ iminfd a'rly under tlr Mansion Ucusc-pian Of tbc
hscE h'y anl Hnuir-where may he found f md "a nj
~, ctfd a. 1rmeni oi pure Medicine Drugs oils Paints
Fttn-hr' FANCY Arires, rtc etc. Comprising cvsry ~
trictn me Drug line 10 which hc invites fi. sffout IA
his Town and Country incn1s. "
g, , SAMUEL r.. Dow
tfrpunn sllHb paid AZ m
de W F"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
u. y. District Court.
Rt.lnre Ind1.. Rats

DEC Discriminatory Leeds-In this case certif
Gates oil discharge had been given to bankrupts,
motion made to vaca.e the for rreguiarity-
The Judge decided that there grounds Of objec
tons made by the editors.
ls That the taken ydeaut in vic alton
OF agreement made between of both parties
al That the order oil discharge irregular being
such an order a. the bankrupts entitled to by de.
fault.
As the first point became unnecessary the final decis
between parties atones COUNSEL ought be reduced
to writing an that he would undertake decide in
iavor OF any verbal agreement particularly il the
was objected to by the party against which such agree
ment sought to be enforced In this the
merely verbal and neither The bankrupts their
they were not to blame in urging their spec
dy conclusion.
the I'd point the Court decided that where excep-
tons are filed to ohections the ground Of their insult
fcency in point Of FORM that the allowance OF such
ceptions did not necessarily dismiss the objections In
this objections had been 6ed DISCHARGE Excep
tons filed to such objections, and the same were
placed on the argument calender. When the cause was
called default taken against the creditors. An or.
der was thereupon entered, allowing exceptions overru
ing objections and decreeing discharge end certificate.
This order Judge decided to be improper
aside, and the certificates vacated and
he returned to the clerks Office The Of the
opinion tn there improper conduct the part
oi the parties their counsel any officer the
Dec SIN the matter Of Barney Corsen this this
Objections and the had submitted to the decision
OF jury the party take the from the jury and
back again to the Judge We cleary opinion
that cannot be done. He must be limited to the trial
which he elects-whether by jury by the Court The
party therefore their decision lay it
down rule when party elects TO be tried by jury
after objections have been fled they abide BY L.
We therefore dismiss the motion.
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u 3. Circuit Court.
Before Judge Thompson.

Dec. 3-R. Taylor, Little Co. VS. Samuel Sioartcou6
In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES two points o. law raised in
this caseFirst whether In the absence of any written
protest (Which not given by painis) against pay
ment Of duties parole notice Of objections pay
sufficient. And second, whether there must
be specific objection In the Of each importation or
whether general notice be sufficient The witnesses on
the part Of the plaintiffs established that "sk twist"
known amongsts merchants different article from
Sewing silk" under which the Custom House had cassed
It, The District Attorney Of the United States also claim
ed that after the decision in the of Elliott swar
won't, decided by the Supreme Court at Washington in
1885, the Custom House had established general rule
that all protests be writing and that the plain
tits had complied with this regulation they could
upon the goods entered after that time and which
embraced about ~ Cd Of the plaintiffs, claim Witness
then examined to whether such regulation had
been made during the administration OF Mr. Swartwout
But Counsel for the plaintiff conended that the evidence
sufficient to show that any such rule had been
made which question left to hejury under charge of
the Judge. -.r
Bianchard's Gun Stock Turning Factory, Sias Da-
ps-Acton for violation OF Bancharts patent machine
turning irregular FORMS shoe asts &C. The violation
consisted In making shoe lasts appeared that the
had by special OF Congress- passed
1854 and 1889 and that ention is the used
by the United States their armories tor turning gun
stocks The plaintiffs claimed damages max ing and
selling 24O1 shoe lasts. There doub: from the
evidence whether many that number had been male
and sold. Judge Thompson charged that the plaintiffs
entitled the pre6t made the ssles,
which might have been made, a. damages.
For plaintiffs, 8. Staples and q. G. Goddard.
For defendant, William M. Price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA.
CHARLES dunno WATERLAND Principal

THIS Academy established years ago under the "a,
uonage OF The ioer lnendvn General Of the Island
other md dals Of the nobility and Of
this elty IL conducted on the plan Of the Ge gymns
scholars and The English language, and many Of them
Thc rnnsps mas tbs Of schools in France, Ger
many, Eogla9d and h United His chief aim to
give the yon entrusted % his care prtctca knowledge Of
active careers. and are applicable 10 any.
The course OF study therefore, comprehenls Eng
ruch Srim an and Spanish languages; History 0eogrs h-s
rnosophy the practical of Mathe mates. and
Professors OF divers nations and reside the es-
from the Director
such signal success has attended this plan on that Sc
vtra OF ne pupils, under eve speak
Two foreign languages, perfectly nteilixDle
hose OF nperyears correctly and easiiv.
The acqu on not only of the Spanish but also other
,ineuages thus placed within the youth Of the
nqu The many advantages which ed
ucaon Inc object Of the Principal in desiring receive
youths IRON the Umted States facilitate
OF e Eng sh accent for his Spanish pupils which service
would De douoy repaid them by by the latter
here The manly spirit of the Engsh schools The young c
mate the house being spacious and airy in heahu
spot snort ds ance from the "iy and containing within
pain and complete gymnasium for the
OF the pupils health Two youths, lately from Gerna
ny have passed the summer in the school perfect ah As
me principal Is married and his wife and have
agr but tsat Of infancy.
Every pupil enjoys his religious opinions undisturbed
Inc Terms are 500 annum payable three months adj
vance There are no extras except clothes md books
Heferences-MESSRS: CHAS. DRAKE x BROTHERS.
80, ALEXANDER MORALES, ESQ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
Father Nf,ller,s Great

Father Miller's Great Camp Meeting
IL now published in a splendid EXTRA HERALD,
In the quarto form, being q full account of each
days proceedings. for ten days. Of the Second Ad-
vent believers, in Newark including their sermons.
songs prayer, &C., together with the sayings of the
Rev. MIR. Brownies against them; illustrated with
three beautiful engravngs portrait Of the Prophet and
several scenes the camp ground Price st cents per
copy-or cents by wholesale Newsboys look out.
This brochure exhibits human nature in new, rscy
and original shape far superior to all the hmsy 6ctons
Of Boz II is fact, wonderful than fancy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04

Twas in q starry night efJune,
And Zephyr sung the leaves among,
A tender and touching tune
A. ever yet lEollan rung,
And there m iden Sighed her love
Forth in soul.sdbdu,ng song.
When some one beIiow'd IRON shove
/" o, take your hme. Mics Lacy Long %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
Song.

SO's8s
o, why should woman ever love,
Throwing her chance away,
Her little chance Of summer shine
Upon a RAINBOW ray: r
Look back on each old history,
Each fresh remembered tale
They'll tell how often love has made
The cheek Of woman pale;
Her unreqnitsi love, flower
Dying for air and light;
Her loue betrayed. another flower
Whherins before aLIignt.
Look on her hour Of solitude,
How manv bitter cares
Belle the smile with which the lip
Would sun the wound II bears.
Heart-sicknsss, feelings tortured. torn,
A sky ofstorm above,
A path Of fhorus--tnese are loves gifts
All, why must ssoman love
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04

N AhDoN IN ToErRf.-Dryant, the poet OF the
Post, has written and published the following po-
etc versionof Governor Stewards late pardon. Pref
ty fair.
Echo.-T0 n late Pardon.
whereas, there's steamboat came up to Al bany,
Loaded iuii with Webbs pardon for duel petition,
Ana, whereas, the names OF the signers many,
ana diverse In party, degree, and condition
There are lovers oi frolic, and low ers OF order
The WISE good aud ~orthy, the wicked and raw,
There are Jury and Bar. AMI consistent Recorder,
Who condemns in one sentence the cuipru aud law
Aud whereas, his set forth in this declaration
That Webb hal no stomach to isnt has late duel.
Aud seeing he snned on reverse of tempta ion.
IL is urged that to punish him would be cruel
And whereas, with tragedy air ofde6ance,
He has met his indictment and owned It was true,
Showing thus Praiseworthy. well grounded reliance
On us and our views-whch he guessed at, or knew,
And whereas-which some think an exten uation,
Though others, perhaps, may treat this a whim,
Though the challenge was given on his provocation.
Yetn was not (how could 1t be D given by him
And whereas, We make attempt to catch Marshall,
Knowing well that Wing members are slippery stuff,
And punish the caught would be partial
And besides he's already been punishad enough;
And whereas tue combat was minag ed hun aneiy,
And both otthe men were more frightened than hurt,
And we're vastly less pleased their thoughts utter
ed plainly,
To bespatter each other with powder than dirt
And Whereas three pardons stayed the ion
Heretofore which laws this practice adjudge,
Yet the practice continues which proves to conviction
That the laws IN the Governors hands ali Judge
Now, therefore, we pardon him freely and fully,
But we charge him hencslorth till to Texas he goes
Sm ssn s ra,s o. me M sSa DULY
Let him keep out of danger hereafter forever,
Tha. courage so hard to screw up-let il fall
Let him shave off his whiskers and never oh never,
Discourse in his paper OF powder and ball.
Renstated in rig hts and in honor renewed.
(And withdrawing truly greatly required,)
Let him mediate often in calm solitude
Ofthe soldier OF warlike alarms that was tired
Promising thus much and presuming his duty
Will walk in the steps OF this fatherly charge,
We declare him gentleman, scholar, and beauty,
And we set him hereby from his prison at large
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
The Autumn Evening.

Behold the western evening light,
II melts in deeper gloom
So calm the righteous sink away,
Descending to the tomb.
The winds breathe low--the yellow leaf
Scarce whispers from the tree
So gentle flows the parting breath
When good men cease to be.
How beautiful, on all the hills,
The crimson light is shed
IT'S like the peace the dying gives
To mourners round his bed.
How mildly on the wandering cloud
The sunset beam is cast
So sweet the memory left behind,
When loved ones breathe their last.
And 10 ! above the dews Of night,
The vesper star appears!
So faith lights up the mourner's heart,
Whose eyes are dim with tears
Night fails, but soon the morning light
1ts glories shall restore
And thus the eyes that sleep in death,
Shall wake to close no more.
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The Child In the Cradle

Within that narrow bed, glad babe, to thee
A bonndless world il spread
Uptil thy soul, the boundless world shall De
When man, narrow bed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04

Sun OFFICE, N. Y,
Aug. 70, 1912.
Mr.. II. v. BUTLER -
Sin -
Please deliver at the Sun
Office, N. Y, fire hundred
rsams Of paper per week, for
six months from the 18TH OF
October, 1912, to be of this
quality, size and weight, tbs
same to be paid for in cash
every two weeks.
M. Y. BEACH.
l accept the above order,
and agree to furnish the pa
per accordingly.
H. v. CUTLER.
Aug. 81, 1912.
Witness, NJ. 5. BEACH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04

By these documents will be perceived that the crcu
atio~ Of the New YoRK HERALD nssrly double that Of
the NEW YoRK Som, and that it is consequently, much
the more eligible channel for all kinds of advertising
and business notices.
Not afurther word is necessary to satisfy the public.
JAMES @. BENNETT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04

new article OF Solar Lamp. very superior article.
Also, article of Deecter Tor improving The ght of
the old pattern Of Astral Lamp.
Also style Of Fioeniine Bronze color immovable
Together with variety of Lamps and for
churches halls and public buildings.
PLATED WARE.
Baskets Casters, Trays Toast Racks Candle sticks Ma kn
Kings Butter Tabs butter and Fruit HALVES, Shutters
Triys, Coffee and Tea Urns sc.
Fine Table Cutlery sets and DOZENS Japanned Tea Trays
Of forms; fine cur class Bswis
Pitchers Tunber, Dishes, 0obets, Decapers Water Bot
ties Sugars &c. &c.
W: H. beg July inform their friends customeu
and the public general that their with
nuacturr, sucht sthey sell all articles their line
at low and respectfully to call
and see their showro which alone sufficient compen
safe Tor the trouble so 3mby
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
: PULLEN 6 COPP'S
R l jA1s

NEW YORK, ALBA w TROY AND MONTREAL
Mss; u.s. Ha y C9 having disposed Of their route
bers. the old conductors Of Haanden Co.'S Northern
heretofore leaving New York. Albany Troy Daily
eOnDest at Troy With JacoSI Montreal Express and win for
&c, any place between New York and Montreal and
throughout the Csnada Also East from Troy and Albany
Boston, and West from Albany Buffalo.
All business entrusted to their charge will be promptly
tended Particular attention will be paid the collection
Of notes drafts &c and prompt made for
the same.
PULLEN & CORP.
Omces-Pulen < Corp, 2k Wall street, New York
Tbos. Cough, Is Exchange, Albany.
g. Filkins, 22s River street, Troy.
8. Jacobs Exchange Court, St Paul ST, Montreal.
REFERENCES.
New YORK ALBANY. Troy.
Prime, Ward King, f. J. Humphrey, Jno Payne,
Jacob Little, Il Co., Thos. Cough. p. Wells
John T. Smith, & Co.. s. X Stow,
Pepoon Hoffman, G.. 8. Douglass,
Carpenter X Vermilye, r. Leake
IIouvhton Co.
Drew Robinson Co. ma Imr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04

FARE REDUCED
PERSONS GOING SOUTH
laR1 80
NJ FAIIE FEDuCEb on both me route; from Bal
Il By NJ ssnss scS rs
s $ B %.% %cde %
thence Chae.ton s meals eItrs-natins the on
and eosnsens sse ne % GOOD 20
and expedite usvel and make comfortable pos
By hi. route you may be Of reaching New Orleans
At az expense not exceeding s7s. q: p, pUpLEY,
NEW Y2nx ASD sosToS RAIL soAD LNh
SG
Sf% fHfssyyEEs Capt. Capt K 4 Y Ss..s.
y, s,;':; sv York Tuesday,: fha%isS. and saturday.
80 - So ~
D anS ss%s ssa
day afternoon, al O'Clock. n
SS''S % p~ s
Fc en1s he or es os Sssags the Off an the
ON bo' I'd the boats, orr .gilf
persons are forbid trusting any one on account OF the
above boats or owners NOR
&r@2zz,' KILL and inisrs eiile landings w,thou,,ow
6----sX- barsesr-Rr suar days from Csttskiil, Mon
DAYS Wednesdays and Fridays. f,o New York. Tuesdays
THURSDAYS and sa'urdysfare from Cashill 50
R Psn new y s ssH FIST a wave CAPTAIN Vanderbilt will
'ss ri 5 "aoe 4 "a a cs sosS By
the s'sb0ve named, will daily
Catkill aud New York land rmedate
pac,s y for fright and passage at reduced n6r
s&bssf "a FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
@sS "a o.s :s"Ss s H g os'ss. r 4.s
follows sy Msas,oSs Pom, !iid and weather per
Wednesday and Friday Returning leave the foot of Robin
son street. New York; Tuesday Thursday and saturday
O'Clock, touching at Segun's Dock each way.
Stages will be readiness 70 convey Passengen to any part
o2s 2msee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04

ssERANClSs PATENT LIFE BOAT has been rc.,e-
the past four in and by exp~rrrse
iowS Manaed and thrown from the deck steamoos.
while under way dropped endwise from the
loaded to tbs s1nwAr with iron ard stopes with tne
Of keep her upset by her passen2en aud
Ing the again inside and freeing herself from water bono.
landing in surf when all other boats swamped taxing crew
and passengers from wreck with the bow
save IN aud pug ardng wreck with the bottom bso-
Ken opens leaving sinking wreck full Of passengers with the
breaking end end making way coral reef
wreck aud brSsos "a passengers leaving ths ordinary
saving % peon sides and bows oxen through and bottom
in and rowed in deep &C. aud finally blown by
submarine explosion and then again nanped and rowed
before. JOSEPH FRANCIS,
Office No. Wall st., at Adams Go = Express Ofice
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M LINE LIVERP[SOOL PACKETo
~ @ ~

THE OLD LINE Of Packets Liverpool will hereafter be
despatched the order, excepting that when the
lay Of ealing falls Sunday. the ships will sail the succeed
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'--7-- FOR SALE.

-. PM
:s
s1s.'
1870. s::: ;S s.; ss s'; ssss fSss
.nz. ~ &c "a. .ll - Post Master
A ~ EAF . LEO FOR PoULTRY,.,GEOR0E FARLEY,
e. ~ AND III he
F...,i. rom LONDON ,sss
~ day % r SG'f Ss.,s
sGc% On s1s s., ~ Wine: ana
s:sSssd :ss:y Hss s cote: s,ss sss
s.s. ma s. = sss
. e h, J 2 S e sS.ss ssns
Gag n. S Ysss :a5 Cd Con cssn ' srs': lsn in smr
roE Hotel ,Sss s stand lIows ne
- folk county, The house is b.ilt modem STYLE,
s s Rs "saS TWO 0 W l'ssi
and ~ and s,S he "ssss.
uldnus uit and onsmenrs, shrubbery &c.
s % 81 ss s s house aa &c
Ss de sae TO An Se % n and s2I p
wal! Of sish. tn Minutes The Long Island Raj Road
aud cenve nrnt communication with the cities OF New
81 Long island affords greater facilities for fowng
bay o. eroos h;nns o. The noble spot Of buck hunting
Tfee IL sbosis~o hundred acres OF land and meadow at
tached 10 The pemises. aud good proportion of stand
The hou,e and necessary ubudines, would be sold with
*. SeSs @ % Ss putt
!sSss f Cow s''f $500 y G&iS 9
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ty equal to this specimen
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+ PARDON IN PoETRY.-Bryant. the poet Of the
Post, has written and published the folow wing po-
etc versionof Governor Stewards late pardon Pref
ty fair