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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15
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70 ,upp the CITY and Inferior Trade the piece package
By con6nng their attention entirely and exclusively TO this
one article t. B. enabled not only TO exhibit more sI
and beautiful assortment than be found elsewhere
fthers being no similar establishment for Prints the United
Ststes but 10 sell always prices low and generGy
,g than houses whose attention and divided
among large variety of articles
,s. and C,or;ngs comprises all the latest and choicest
styles which will be constantly added all rev and se
bic patterns they IN the market besides many "e
Purchasers of this article viii find i to heE seTssib ,bsy 10 DO
not purchase they will least have the advantage Of seeing ell
the styles. and learning the Lowest market plees
Catalogues Of Prices, corrected with every
the Market placed in the hands of Buyers ~ Sys
will receive the best attention. auzo sEap~"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

Nevy-york Lyceum.--The Introductory Les Lei'
war war Tabssnace by Hon A BRrYS HABEovCx, LII p
Prssidenrof Rutgers College y j and Poem delivered by
Tickets (adnitas lady aud geaeman) SO cents; extra
sl5 Tickets oBERT 4 sfH0 M Ss hfS RobAS Rec sec
y5Ek gsb Htn;6 HSH66KA4R 6Y5 @ # sc Ss
oN SOCIETY having under thei! the conslns 81 IN In
Wssoa chaa a
s kT N @ e e be5otys f5 M All 2ss Of hi:
Edscation cause ear ar Invited to attend. nl5i-
u Prof. John n. Maftit viii deliver his third
Lecture The Methodist EiscoPal CHURCH corner OF ad,s3n
ns subsetAnrcan and French OF
m and M b M s aad .i6ns oi
Eagle Tickets 25cents be had az the door nl42us-
Rev. Prof. n. Mafii.t will preach in the
a M Il sa Fa Eysa nad Of b
commenSs a. O'clock Seats ire na Wi, WI b Lse bsd
at the door. MA 2tiss
e Oratory and Music; Mental aud Vocal
Ih nys99 B1 BqoaGs snT laws G 9 Po s
fs BsoSsos sis1l H. =, poa@qT coass o. S1 Lectures
sa{ h s:nln 7 and S0s CLOSING s the 28, This snsv new
Course involving the d9etrne OF Mind and Bod sath and
There will be Recitations and SONGS each Leg
illustrate the DfsseSni f Bon; o. 4.1S is
aaS MAsS Ssr Wo TH6UsASb H U.s. parts par Of the Human
such snd S as as wi or sSs 81
any His Assistant Mr. F. H. NASH who sings four octayes
with perfect suffer BY comparison with any Vo-
calist Native or Foreign. Single ckes for the SIX Lectures,
ST. for Lady and Centleman 81 5e for Family Of So
at the pncal Book and Music Stores Astor House and
Saloon where for classes can be left NIL its
NJ Good Board and pleasant Rooms may be obtained
at No. sc Cliff street MI Z"
II Wire window yvShades-Man1acturedt 10 or
der of any size shape figure and handsomely ntted u ma
ogany frames paro basement otcs anc otsr
aa DOORS screens i0s public sS9 req 60 60 Is Fac,orysee.
These beautiful Shades, unlike all Others adin an s an
!igh, into the room and perfectly INTO the
the time they obsuct the from the street INTO e
and keep mosquitoes and other insects out ana are
verv ornamental ''NSi iA'i
- MufTs, Muffs, muffs-0r very superior no quality
which Of the Natnra and blacS Lynx
| 10 be found in the city-for sale at WATSONS,
Ha, and Fur Store, l3 Chatham 81
N b Ladies' would do Well 70 ca and examine previous to
purchasing elsewhere Taped Nufs of every description
n3 istf
/ IL References given 10 hundreds who will state
facts just as they and feel the public Will have
confidence Tcopherous every person who buys
accommodated by those who have used 1t
AT % CENTS PER BorTLEThe chief virtues OF this Trl-
| cophsrous or medcated compound,
l. us Dracins STRENGTHENING and clarifying qualities;
/! z It's gently stimulating the action of the skin;
rs producing and encouraging reaction in the bulb or
ioot and In the pulp which the vessels
| and nerve, giving life and vigor 70 the hair;
/ 4. It's elualILing the circulation of the fluids;
/! and dandrif, and disposing the hair TO curl:
g. And its frequent will preserve the hair In beauty and
health to the latest period of life
rarutons advice all disc connected with the
! hair, at the Hair Cutting Rooms.
o2s lms lac Broadway corner of Liberty-s, up stars
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning, the l4 instant, in the Reformed
Church on Washington Square, by the Rev. Dr. Hutton
Captain David s. Manners 10 Miss Deborah P Johne' all OF
this city.
On Monday evening by the Rev. Dr. Levings Samuel W.
Nudge, Esq of Rome, Y, to Miss Jane Beatty oil 'hs
city.
On Monday evening 18th in.s BY the Rev Geo Benedict
Stephen Knovl,on Of Na,chez Miss Mary ANA, dsugh'
ter of John y. Wyckof, Esq, of this city
On Thursday evening 9th inst, by Rev Moses Baton
Samuel Holmes to Eleanor Amanda daughter OF CoTns'
Jus Schenck, Esq.
At Utica sth inst, by Rev Dr. proai John P. Bu'h CT
the Utica Observer 10 Miss Sarah Elizabeth daughter OF
Martin Hart, ESQ. all Of that city.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

pmpes erupons botches scurgy, morphew, heat spots
musquo bites aud all irritation and rOushnsss and i, saow
remarkable Of recent chemical discoveries It's emoient and
healing qualities spoken Of in all directions and every one
to answer all ordinary purposes and to be had genuine
only At s. Walker street door from the corner OF Bt4
ladrphia GRAY Poughkeepse; Tossey, Rochester, Myers
New Haven Dyer, Providence Carleton, Lowell; and
Trpp, Newark. hiili
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

\ Cobb ll6 bbls ashes, Il beef 10 tsllow; Dunn
Cary 1913 bis feathers; Hoy 29i do; a Brown
bbis ashes; o Coywin & Co 3Sbls asses; Milier3
r Mead Co do Bradner s co "a dos Steward Co .oe
bales feathers; Rewdil Tonpkns so bbls apples; Nc
laghIan q bales hops; spaikmen kgs butter
E. Fish & Co.'s Line-Boa, Chemung $500 bushels Rye
boar Pquod 1000 bushels Rye canal bort Boxer fro Us
wego. 52s bbls Flour, Z Fl Gilbert & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15
Comstock and Co.'s
Concentrated Compound Fluid Extract OF
ARSAPARILLA


Concentrated Compound Fluid Extract oil
SARSAPARlLLA,
scroirla Liver affections,
Chronic Rheumatism Biles from impure habit Of
General Debility, body
Curaneous Diseases Ulceratons of the throat and
Scaly Eruptions of the Skin leg, -. -,
letter rams and f"eilinS OF she
Pimples or pusule, on the face bones
And all diseases arising from the impure state OF the
Blood Excessive of Mercury, &c.
The grea, popularity of Sarsaparilla aud its established Ell
cacy lender it superhuous into any encomlum OF
its virtues, or adduce any evidence i'll its favor.
The article warranted good strong and IN as large
bottles as any sold the low price Of 50 cents
per boteS4 per dozen and be found genuine only
q Courtandt street. Ma
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15
PRINT WAREHOUSE

INNEW-YORK.
p F. LEE, formerly of the firm of Lord & Lees,
ID. Lee & Babcock, SC; and Y. T. BREWSTER, under der
the firm OF LEE & BREWSTER, have established az lib
PEARL STREET, Hanover Sluafe,) Ne's-York, ware
house Oil an extensive scale,
EYCIUSIVETY
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proved chased border which has the effect OF protecting the
fsusilu coiers OF the surface and making them the most
splendid afie e sn'ions sIi 9fsa sE ss
nil Isis IS Cedar street
n5- DIR. Felix Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle,
hair from females upper p the HAIR couceang broad
and elevated forehead the stubborn beard OF any KIND
of supetuou hair Be the genuine at the original
Office, g., Walker II. one door from Broadway,
81 per bottls-Directions French and English.
HAVEN IS ehssnus street Jordan
Carleton, s Lowell G Brer r., PfoyideRes; MatbsSsoa
Norwich; Tonsey Rochester n. Y; Guild Bangor; White
Calais.
eau be tested before buying proof positive this and
mistake o3o I'm
TParents. Don't Neglect Your Child
rem !-Thousaads Of children annually become deal In con-
sequence Of discharges Of from their induced bJ
duty and procure SCARPAs on FoR DEAFSEs, and use
es directed their children would be cured; but if nezie
the continues hearing
gets worse and finally partial total deafness e1spes ms
gist No 79 Fulton 81 u East Broadway, 2I5 6roaa"aY'
nl3 6tis
ET The Invisible Wig 80 closely resembles me
real head of hair that aceptics ard connosieus nave
nounced the perfect and o luz
day The great advantage Of this novel and unique W II.
pe.rance closely resemble the natural h.T both In s
and natural appearance, as 10 dey etec!on rs
being so beautiful porous and SO free that IN all cases
erspration evaporation uDlmpeded and the great sv o.
other Wig. entirely avoided The scepc and conno'eu are
alike invited 10 this novel and beautiful Wig and tne
peculiar hod of fitting the head, at the msnuIactureIs "a
c. Barry l46 Broadway OF Liberty street. up STAIRS
nj lms
~ Boarding School.Irvtng Institute
80 Sa.oJ 80 " - VIM. p LYON. A. Nj, Principal.
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srpRrso. CoRp1AL is sold al No. Murrayst

Josiah Richards AuctioneeI.
N@ Valuable Books-THIS ETENlNG-Banss
Richard. Plat, c6 Broadway will sell very excelentco
lection Of Standard Books late editions fresh bindings Al
So a collection of illustrated books of Scenery, &c
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

FALL GOODS.
TOHN HUTTON, "a Hudson-street, Opposite
u Harrison street, respectfully soctts the attention Of his
friends and the public his and well selected stock
of FALL GOODS, comprising the following:
FLANNELS.
Welsh English and Domestic Shifting Flannels GauZe,
and English Swanskin; red and Yellow Flannels; Scotch
Paidng and excellent article ofDrawers English and
Scotch Blankets.
HOSIERY.
Scotch Yarn, and English Lambs wool Hose and Hahose:
Merino Cashmere Mohar and Sa1ony Wool Hose; Scotch
yarn Shirts and Drawers; English and German Cotton Hose
and Half Hose.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND sATINETS;
Mernos, Alpacka Lustres, and Bombazns.
Black Silks, good assortment.
French, English and Domeatic Prints.
Scotch Gnghams pain and ;wed avery large assortment
IRISH LINENS.
Linen Sheetings Table Linens; Toweings, Scotch and
Russia Diapers
y. B. Just received By late arrivals, complete as
sor,ment Of Scotch Wooden Hose and Half Hose Mems ~
mems and Chldren OF every size and quality; 10 which, to-
getheg with Scotch Yarn Shirts and Drawers, j. h would
more particularly call attention n3 2wls-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15
Opal, BIJTTONs.

WE have just received an additional supply
w OF the celebrated OPAL Buttons made with much i'm
proved chased boe which has the effect of protecting the
.utilu coies Of the surface and making them the most
srl-iidid article Of Buttons offered for sale.
RUSSELL, MATTISON & TAYLOR,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

BEAUTIFUL BOOK FOR LADIES.
TH E FL WEIR VASE.
CONTAINING
The LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS
AND
THEIR POETIC SENTIMENTS,
By MISS S. c. EpGARToN.
This an elegant volume beautifully got up of lso pages
each page containing The flower its snsuss. or
sentiment In poetry principally original Every lady should
have ii.
Price 81! discount 10 agents, Sold wholesale and
rt.il the New World Office and retail 45s Broadway
Address orders TO
nl5lt WINCHESTER, 30 Annstree,.
HEAR YEE HEAR YE:
TIL E FRAUD PROVED!!
" He that disge,h pit .hall fall therein nn-solomon
THIS MORNING
viii be published at the New World Ohc.";No. 20 Ann
'''e-'' THE LAST
coNcLUp1NG PART
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS,
BEING THE FIRST AND ONLY EDITIoNIN
ENGLISH
AND WHICH is
ENTIRELY OMITTED
In Harper Broths.s's edition WITHOUT ABRIDGE.
MENT" What do the public now think OF ,hes. veraciou.
and CONSCIENTIOUS publishers Has there been fraud
committed upon an honest community or not? Verify,
THEY have their reward!n
HEAR THE TESTIMONY
The following from the New York Daily Tribune edited
BY Horace Greeley, Esq. and is an
OPINION WORTH HAVING!
We have been somewhat interested By the the pub
fishers with regard 10 IT, and having heard both sides
isfed that WlNCHESTER'S " is not only THE ORIGIN.
I'll .4MERIC.4N BUT INCOMP.4R.aBLY THE
MOST TF.4ITHFUL--LN FACT, THE ONLY ONE
TH.3T HAS .7NY JUST CL.qII TO BE CONSID
Erred IN ENGLISH VERSION OF EUGENE
SUES WORK. Whoever desires to catch thr spirit and in
OF the author should read this edition"
From the Brother Jonathan
Dearly beloyed!New World! permit edition
Of The Mysteries OF Paris. in truth superb wok-e can
recommend it with whole heart the public We believe
be faithful, it Certainly elegant translation"
mis- 1t j. WINCHESTER, 30 Annstreet.
JUST PUBLISHED,
AT the Office OF the New World, 30 Annst
THE
TRAVELS AID ADVENTURES
RH0NSIE UKe VIOLET.
IN
IN TEXAS, SONORA, AND CALIFORNIA.
PRICE EIGHT CENTS.
Sold at 80 Ann.s,reet. To Agents SIS hundred.
MS lt- J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann-stIeet.
ATTENTION. EVERYBODY!
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
The first American from the Thirtieth London
Edition Of
ERNETHY'S
FAMILY PHYSICIAN:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

cresYev,s Portrait of Churchman-
rt1is DAT'PUBLISHED BY D. .APPLETQN eco; 200
RRdo1..dwav-PORTRAIT OF AN ENGLISH CHURCH
6N b2- m. Rev H GresIey NJ. A. Prehendary OF Lich.
a9 autor OF Treatise Preaching, Bernard Leslie
sc printed from the seventh London edition. IN one eie-
Ssnr an volume l6rno, price rs cents.
The present volume attempt TO paint the feelings,
b;, of thought and mode of action, which naturally now
hau nam sincere attachment the system Of belief and d,c-
Mine adopted in cur Church.
Church principles have beens9 much discussed Of att
. but daily experience proves that they still very I'M
psrect understood itte considsed by the mass Of those
some chapters the earle par. Of the '.2sk brief though
rhc H9 of Christ Bur the main part of the volume
pied upon illustration OF the practical working Of these
P.Ins IN the commerce Of daily lfe and how surely they
5nct those who embrace them In the safe path Of holy
T;rSngH Gr rAuhor's Preface.
iiFhs D. APPLETON CO.. Publishers, 200 Broadway.
D. A. Co have also recently published BY the same Au
,bnr "ECCLESiASTES ANGLEGANUS," a Treaties
an Preaching Series OF Lettersnlarged by the Rev B.
Haj.ht a. NJ One elegant rol. I'm Price 81 25 nib gus
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

THE CHRISTIAN GIFT FOR 1914.
Valuable Book for Families.
Just Published and for sale ar Ia Fulton-street,
"a 5Ix DOLLAR BOOK AT HALF PRIcEl
SEARS NEW AND COMPLETE PlCIO-
RIAL HISTORY OF TIE HOLY BIBLE.
With several hundred Engravinss.
and IsiseSei e Pamphlets Containing Recommends
f;ons &c. supplied gratis, as above.
FT AGENTS wanted IN Town aud couutrT, o2f inns :
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN-That an slsc.
~ ton OF Director. the Howard Insurance Company for
the ensuing year viii be held Monday, December h
the Office OF Companv, No. 81 Wa.,tres commencing
at IL O'Clock. NJ and closing at z o'clock NJ
nj LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

JOHN ALLEN, las Nassau ST, New York,
Office of the Knickerbocker Magazine.
Who is sole agent for Pareys Cabinet Library IN the City
of Neu York and BROOKLYN. NIL Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

: TO TIE LOVERS Ut ULU CdEEoE.
DREMIUM CHEESE, made in Otsego County.
1h subscriber offer, for sale, at lC2 Maiden Lane NY
superior article which received the first premium the Fair
" this year. There Chsese superior this Of ts
age. EDWIN SMITH
2vA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

DEPAVING BLEECKER- R-STREET.-Pu Public
Ia hereby given that petition has been presented
in the Board Of Assistant Alderman repaye Beecker atress
from Ca.mine Christopher streets.
Persons interested and opposed this propOaon are
Quasred 70 present their objections in writing 70 the and
signed at his Office Hall Of Records, before the 18Th
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

S-A HOUSE IN JAMAICA, l.. ITO let, a
&c: commodious well finished House in the centre Of the
LIZ village near both tn Academie-a good opportunity
20 those wishing educate er children Possession given
Immediately Apply TO JAMES HERMAN, Jamaica.
- MS 2We
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

Public notice hereby given ,ha, petition has been rrs
Board Of Assistant Aldermen to flag space g.
through the sidewalks both sides Of the 9Th ave
nue. 10 18th
Persons interested in the above and opposed thereto
signed on or before the 25,h day Of November.
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioned.
Street Commissioners Office, Nov. l4th l&3. MS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

EURNlTURE NOTlCE-Soia Bedsteads, DC.
4 F. COTTON would inform all who are in wan, of Fur.
ntue OF any description ha he is prepared tunh, and
ha constantly hand large assortment ncludinr
anes Patent Sofa Beds,eadt which for simplicity Guss
bty and economy without their equal. The public
Invited call and themaso, all other kind. Of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

~ Nexv-York Lyceum.-The Introductory Lee
Is will delivered This Evening, o'clock IN the
Presdenrof Rutgers College y j. and Poem delivered by
Z. P. WHIPrLE, Esq. o. Boston. -, .o
Tickets adntag lacy aud geRtleman) 50 cents extra
Ladies' Tickets Is cenn-to be had al the door.
mis- II ROBERT w, RODMAN, Rec. Secry.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

~ MufIs, Muffs, muffs-Or very superior quality,
among which Of the finest Natural and Black Lynx
10 be found in the ci,y-lor sale at WATSON'S,
Ha. and Fur Store, l3i Chatham 81,
NIB Ladies would do we'll 20 call and examine previous to
purchasing elsewhere. Taped Mutfs of every description
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

YXTANTED-A situation by young woman TO
w do ch.mbevork or Of children; objections
10 do he waiting small family Good city reference CIV
en annlv AZ SAG HoustoustIeet front basement. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

The genuine medicine is prepared only the original Of
fee SIS Bowery where it for sale wholesale and retail.
Also for sale by j. Leeds Wholesale Druggist 1913 Maiden
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15
EVENING

Vim. w. Shirley, Auctloneer
10TH TRADE SALE OF CHINA, GLASS
le) AND EARTEENWARE-Thurs Nov. lsth 10
o'clock The Aucton Room No Il Plat catalogue s.is
Of French lndis and English china, dinner tea and ees
let Jugs Sci china and stone rs. white French t.ss
aud fancy articles cut, plain and pressed sss. was shades
lanterns lamps, &c gilt and painted hyacnths bird foun
Private Sale Piano Foes, new andseccnd hand, bargains
NIL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

ing at "a O'clock
Entrance Chamber.st, doorfrom Broadway nj 3wse
till the 18th this month"; at 263 Elizabeth ST. 10 doors from
Houston, near Bleecksr. nj 2wis@
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

GUTTER WANTED in Clothing Store.-One
,vLo e eynerencsd in the business hear Of situa-
ton by addressing Upper PostOce to A G. will meet with
; 10. oS a; 80 .ttsntSso MA 2ts-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

Those breaking up housekee, ing wishing sell Ill
portion Of their w, find ready sale By send
ing line calling upon the subscriber.
Sales by Auction faithfully attended to.
au26stf F. COTTON, lib Fulton and 81 Ann sty.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

DUSL -UFFICE, NC" IUIK, NOVeM0ef 1Itl,
i lsl3.-ENGLISH MAIL.-Lft,er Bags per Royal Mail
steamer Britannia which leaves Boston the 10Th instant
will be closed the Uppee and Lower FostOce IN this
O'Clock P NJ The inland postage Of 8 ZACH single
letter BE- paid The Possmas:e desires TO call the atse
this mail ttr f.t Of one hundred and.siryfre thes
having been seized by the Admiralty Agent on board ts
the Post ofce eeasluence Of the ial1ad postage not
snpposed TO have been from this city.
ni3 81 JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM z. NJ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-29

criphons OF persons from being appointed nro.
iessofs' ATE expressed in the founders viii hut
SO ample is the endowment of the ;os,;,r,;o,
mat eminent men OF science and itera,nrs w';l,
no doubt be found ready to become the teach.
ers in il. "e 'each-
From Girard's College we wen, to wh,, ).
called the Chinese Museum-..a very rsnaa'..
Bile collection of curiosi,ies, comprising hiras
quadrupeds, shells, and other subjects of na,
ural history, peculiar to China, with full-leno,h
figures in wax. said to be correct likenesses =,
some OF the imperial family and eminent char.
acters OF that country. The proprietor Of This
museum had been long resident In China, and
having become a favourite with his celestial
majesty, was allowed TO make this collection
ia sort of privilege which had never before
been granted 10 aay barbarian.
After having visited various other pub,is
works and oa,ects Of interest, / proceeded NJ
five o'clock 10 dinner at Mr.. 'Cadwallader's.
where there was AN agreeable par,y. That
gentleman possesses large landed estate in
Maryland; is great sportsman, is crack shot.
and owns two Of the fastest 'trotting horses in
the States, or perhaps in any countfy-one Of
them can do the mile in two minutes thirty sec.
onds.
After dinner, Mr.. adwalader sent me in
his carriage % Mr.. Tyson's, where me, MIR.
Cope and other Friends, and passed the q.
vening.
! Next morning, July LIST, breakfasted with
the secretary of the Antiquarian Society Of
Philadelphia---a singular parsonage now near.
ly ninety years Of age, yet hale and strong in
body, and entire and vigorous in intellect; he
is an enthusiast in antiquarian researches, and
showed me many documents upon which great
value is placed particularly the original draft
OF the Deed Of Independence in l776, with the
corrections, erasures, and additions that wero
made upon II in the course Of its momen,ous
discussion. l regretted. that was not sufii-
ciently versed in the antiquarian lore, fully to
enjoy what 10 many one would have proved
a rich treat.
this day took leave of. Philadelphia, the
metropolis OF Pennsylvania, country which
only 200 years ago.-a short period il the his
tory OF nations.-was in its forest state, taLen
possession of by Europe.--no, by the force Of
war, bu. by peaceful negotiation and agree.
ment with its indigenous occupiers; il now
appears one of the fairest portions of the earth,
rich In every thing that pertains TO civze life,
! and Tor nothing more remarkable than this
: great and beautiful city, in its many benevo-
lent institutions proclaiming tho philanthropy
OF lis founder, William Penn, and in lis neat.
ness, order, and decorum, owing 10 tho inRu.
ence OF that excellent society of which he was
a distinguished member.
10 leaving Philadelphia, should be def.
cient IN gratitude were not TO acknowledge
mat TO the kind friends found there, and par.
'lcularly OF. p. Cope and his family, feel
myself under obligations for their attentions,
which never can be erased from my remem.
ofahce' TO BE CONTINUED