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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21

\ COUNTERFEIT DErEcToR. have iust
received copy Of Willis & Cos. Bank
Note List und Counterfeit Deleetor for DE.
ee"ber. IL is issued monthly, 80 State street,
h'ston' by Thomas Groom II Co., arranged,
revised aud corrected under tho charge Of
Messrs. Willis &r Co. Stock Exchange and
Money Brokers, 20 State-st. Printed By :. N.
Dickinson.
As we have but little occasion to look into
Counterfeit Detector, we of course, are poor
Judges OF its worth. We presume, however,
1t must bea valuable work, from the reputation
Of those engaged in its publication.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21

hereby give notice To all whom it may con-
cern, that my wife Rachel, left my house
on or about the ninth day OF October last.
without NY consent or appreciation, aud, a.
am informed, has gone 10 her fathers.
VIM s. Nichols, to reside. As have al
ways provided tor my said wife comfortable
and suitable home. with all things necessary
and proper for her use. and an, not aware of
having given her any jns'i6able cause thus
to desert me, and her duty, will not be re.
sponsble for any debts she may contract
either for board or otherwise.
SIMON NEWTON, IN.
Newport, Dec. 81, lS43.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21

The COaSt Survey.

Alexander Dallas Bacae, l.. l.. d., has
been appointed by the President 10 fiji the
chcancy occasloned by the dccease OF Fer
hlnand X. Hassler, Esq. late superintendent
loi The coast survey. The ofiire could moi
have been better filled. DR.. Bachs has been
honored by his coun,rymen with many up.
polntinents 10 Offices Of high trust aud re.
sponslbllity, connected with the advancement
OF science, and in every instance the resul,
has more than justified public expectation.
we rejoice that this honor has fallen on one
who Is every way identified wml, American
sclence-a grandson Of Franklin. an eleve OF
West Point, a Professor Of Astronomy in
The old University of Pennsylvania, a Cor.
responding Secretary ot The American Phi.
losophcal SocIety,a II Chairman of III. Com.
mIttee on Science aud Arts of the Franklin
Institute OF Pennsylvania, a President of The
Girard College, traveller in Europe al
president of that College, among men Of
letters IN every part of The Continent, a cor.
responding member of several of the mos,
exclusive foreign Academies, a collaboration
with the scientific committees of the British
Association and the Royal Society of Lon
don, marks Of confidence bestowed on The
man. not on official station. an organizer and
superlntenden, of one of our cherished ins,i
tn'ions, The High School of Philadelphia. -
Such is the individual who has been allied TO
TIL the most digniicd aud responsible scien.
''hc station in his gift. We repeat il. iha,
better CHOICE could not have been made.
we "n''clpale the best possible consequence
IN The brisk and successful prosecution of the
work, IN such manner as to meet the ap.
probation OF men Of science generally
throughout The United States.-U. S. Gaz.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
M a u AHA 8.

In this town, on the 10Th inst, by the Rev
Mr.. Leaver, Mr.. David MelviIl to Miss Eliza.
beth Dennis, both ofthis town.
In New-York, on the i2tb inst. at H..
Church of the Ascension, by the Rev. q. Il.
Bedell, Mr.. G. Connor Darlington, of Philn-
delpha, to Miss Rachel Hall Thurston, daugll.
ter of Charles M Thurston, Es'l. formerly Of
this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21

"CoUhr CALENDAR."-The Madisonian
announces that "Mrs. Robert Tyler, the pre-
siding lady at the White House, will receive
her friends on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day evenings during the winter"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
Newport Bank.

4 Semi Annunl Dividend will be paid al
"a this Bank, on aud after the Is, of Janu
ary. 1914.
Th" Stockholders meeting VIII bs held al
The Bank ON Wednesday, January 81, al 3
o'clock, Z. Nj.
s. CAHOONE, Cashier.
Newport, Dec. ~, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21

Potatoes Of the first qunlhy, ure now sell
ing in this market lor IS cents bushel be-
ing higher than Indian corn or rye. One
reason is, the injury which the crop has suf.
lercd in various places from dangerous
disease which induces premature decay
Jour. Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
Chsislmas Il New Years Presents.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ through The Newport Post Office. uni
the lst prOxlnio, for supplying tho United
States Tro"ps, stationed at Fo,t Adams, X
with FRESH BEEF for one year. com.
menclng on the 18th day Of January, 1874.
The Beef TO be OF a first rate quality,
equal portions Of fore aud hind quarters, anu
to be delivered at the Commissary Sior.
House, at Fort Adams, in such quantities, and
ut such tunes as the Assistant Cominissary
Of Subsistence may direct
Two good aud sufficient securities must
accompany the proposals.
Endorse proposals for Fresh Beef"
I. +. IRONS,
Asst. Coms',y Subs.
u 5. .irmy.
FoRr ADAMS, X. l.,
Dec. 18Th, IS43.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21

E'IiE next terra Of Mr.. Adsms's school in
Church Street, tnear the Lodge.) will
commence, January LIST, l644. Tuition, So
per term of eleven weeks.
Reference to EDwARD w. LAwToN.
Newport, Dec. ~, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21

MAiNE.-The votes for members Of Con-
gress IN the LINCOLN and Oxford District have
been officially canvassed, and show tho elec
ton of FRsEMAN II. MORSE, Yhig, by I3
majority over all. The Wing gaiu in the
d's'r'c! since the September election is about
1000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21

The orotlon before the Sons of New Eng
land IN New York will be delivered on ,h,
23d instant, in the Tabernacle. New York
by the Hon. Rufus Choale, of Nlussac chuset,s
and Mr.. Webster is to be among the guest,
at The dinner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
DIR. WISTAR'S
BalsalM Of wild Cherry.

VuNlIE best medicine known to man for in
u clpient Consumption, Asthma of every
stage, bleeding of the lungs, Coughs, Liver
Complaint, aud all diseases of the Pumona-
ry Organs, may be had Of Agents named
below
o. All published statements OF cures
performed by thus medicine arc, IN eptry re
speci, TRUE. Be careful g. &C., The genuine
ada. WisrAR's BALsAM or WILD CnER
RY," as spurious limitations are abroad.
Orders from any par, Of the country shonld
be addressed to Isaac Boris, No. I25 Ful
ton street, New York,
For sale by X. J. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, X. ]. Dec. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
0P Medical Uses orMe Hiid Cherry.-

GP Medical Uses ofMe md Cherry
Ever since The settlement Of America, W lid
Cherry has been known TO possess very inn
portan, iaed'ca virtue. EUery body knew
this fact, but nobody knew how to extract It's
essential properties. Every mother gives
Wid Cherry tea 20 her children for worms,
i9r colds. and tor ayos! every disease and
adults Throughout our country are in the
hubIl ot making compound of syrup OF
Wild Cherry bark, aud other Ingredients, to
be used ~ spring as an unlIdote to com.
plants incident to that changeful season. II
Is found by experiment that the Wild Cherry
possesses even far more Important qualities
than was ascribeJ To II. For the first stages
OF Consumption, Asthma. 30 matter hoio long
s!andIng Coughs, Liver Complaint, &c., II 10
P!o,cd 10 b. the best MEDICINE known to
man. DR.. Wislar's Ba!sum of Wild Cherry
Is chemical extract. combined with "a SIM.
lar extract from Tar, which enhances It's
value. It's success in curing Pulmonary dis,
ease, IN almost every stage, after our besl
! physicians could do no more, has astoulshcd
the faculty, and led them to confess thai
Wistar's Basum ot \ylld Cherry possesses
a principle heretofore unknown ~ medical
men. |
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21

Z'os CnUGcs. will be open for Divine
Service aud Sermon, On Sunday Evening
next, (being Christmas Eve,) at l-2 past
o'clock
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
Price Reduced Four Fold.
Or nothing unisss delighted ,oiM IL.

|
o. Tng TRUE PAIN EXTRACTOR SALvE,
which cures like charm all BURNS by
fire or warer, and every external sore pain,
inflammation, aches or itching ever yet found
upon The human family, to which il has been
applied, must always be sought genuine from
Constuck & Co. oi New York, or their au.
ihorlzed agents. All are cautioned against
any spurious article, which may always be
avoided by knowing the one you buy comes
from Comstock a. Co., who are now The only
prupLLelors aud manufacturers. Inquire for
Cunl Is, which is warranted To do all 1t ever
would when called by any other name, or
the price shall be refunded III any case II it
does no, please. TO place 1t within the
reach OF all, the price has been reduced more
than four fold, aud is now sold for 25 cents,
the former price being too exorbltanL-
THE FIFTY CENT SIZE .A'OW con
7;AI.NS FOUR TIMES AS .MUCH AS
THE FORMER, A.ND THE ONE
DOLLAR SIZE NEAR TEN TIMES
rs MUCH.
No family, that has any title to humanity
will fail 10 have Connel's Pain Extractor
Ointment always on hand, TO save life, all
scars, and reduce all agony from any burn
in FIVE minutes, provided they have seen II
used, or will believe those who have used H.
O. De sure, therefore, and nsk for Con.
AL's, az our plate with Ddlleys name .cs
II has been sloeu and the spurious may ap.
pear with that name on il. Know, therefore
that il comes directly from Con,slock & CO.,
or shun II.
COMSTOCK & CO,
Wholesale Druggists, New York.
For sale by X. J. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, X. |. Nov. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
Letters.

REMAINING ir fHg posr orYicr, NEwpoRf
X. T., Dee. Isl, lo43.
! ~ .idcert"dicffors are piaeed IN sepaiafe
bor. Persons aPpiyi1g for them oHpteSse cal
for "ADvgRTIsED LErrERs."
Adams Joseph Peokham Pardon 3
Barry Lieut. w 4 Sands Simon
Baker Capt Augustus Shaw a Earle
Brig .Lindon Master Of Smiley Capt Wm
Browning Abijali lr Staples Vim II
Brown Seth Stewart Sumner VI
Butts Crawford ii Swim capt llalIelt
Clark Jared Turner WuiL
II Davis Susan Var,o, ] B
Gilman Capt John Il WhsId-n Capt Seth L
Clifford Capt Alden Wyatt EP-2
l Hazard Miss Sarah L. Whitney Mrs Bridget
Kingsley Warren MiDDLrrows.
Luiher Thonas Hardy DIR Dan1
Lycenm Newport Trim Miss NJ A
| Mason Iohn II IRisH
Metcalf VIM lInghs VIM
Mitchell Mary-2 Magner Patric
lD7.-3wl ASHER ROBBINS, 4. NJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21

4 method has been discovered, and known
= "A only at Tins place. at painting the exact
complexion aud every variety oi color IN the
dress thus III addition 10 the unerrlng tideli-
~ Of the likeness, you have all the rIch e!
lects aud high finish Of the most exquisite
painting.
These portraits having been awarded the
first premiums and highest honors by the
American aud Franklin Institutes respective.
Iy at their las, exhibitions, are thus officially
sustained III the positions of superiority here.
iofore universally assigned them by the pub.
I'c, as The most beautiful Dagueneo,ypes
ever produced.
o. Persons sitting for their Miniature,
al TINS establishment are guaranteed per
feet likeness, colorcd exactly to nature, o
no charge. LlkeDesses taken every da,
without .cgprd to weather.
Plumb's premium Apparatus s. Rights
Plates, Gases, &c. at wholesale aud retail.
Newport, Dec. II, lS43
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
Smoke House.
CHI r. ESE.

IEN BONES ONO CHEESE.
AcN 10 do. do. do (IIerki-
mcr) very superior article. For sale by
Nov =. 5 ENGS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
ME MOIkANDA.

l5,h-Schr Rochambeau, Griffith, +. River
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-20
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Edited by ALExANDER

Trsss or susscRnuos-ro CITY rub-enbsrs "A % M, -.
and foe a shorter period or when sent by mail. sio-payabe. IN
all cases, In advance.
ApvrRrrsrso-for hneen lines Tor ie-) Que insertion. rs cents,
Two Insertions u ia; three insertions 81 so; and every succeed
Ing insertion, II cents.
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
The number Of Insertions Of Advertisement. mus be noted ON the
ME- or they viii he inserted until ordered 10 be stopped and char
ed accordingly 9T onisr. To stop must also be in writing.
Annual Advertisers are charged $50 foe DO lines ana i'm thai
proportion for advertisements of greater length and ESQ for Is
hne'; except Aueuoneen and Lottery dealers, who are charged
ei0o. paper inciuded)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-20
Madeira, sherry and Port wines.

"'" NVFt
VIE subscribers take pleasure to call the attention n the trade.
- aDdtheir friends gcne-1Ey, 10 ARRANGEMENTS recently mad. with
ID heSsfs baekburn- To procure genuine Wines Of the different
qnahleso 81 Madeira sherry AMI Port, 10 this place. which they can
with confidence and pleasure recommend. The long and mo-, -
pseaDse standing OF the Mes-rs- Blackburn l. a guarantee that any
o'ue OF uIei Wines VIII Be met in strict compliance with agree
ment The subscribers solicit order. Tor the NADER. Of ~. -
uon Of MeSnN George and Robert Blackburn a Go. Of Madein; for
me oh he-sNe London Particular, choice old London Particular.
sereial BuaL. Maimsey and Tinia. aIo. Tor sis.rrie. ami Port Cor
Mercy and Oporto, selected by Me~zrs Sandman Forster A Go.
100 iona OF sherues aud Port have an opportunity. through this
aeency,to command the Purest and best. A tabh OF the dtfEsrr,t
qualities and pnees can be seen on application to
mn - DUNLOP, MoNCURE A co. Agent.
2 EcEiNED and opening this day. n lt OF Misses beautiful col
II u lored Caters and Hall Caters. They are indeed rarc and
beautiful = ~ ATKINS A. 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-20
ROBERT MOTT.
House, sign Painter nm,

"""s', sign Painter nnd Glazier.
Nst door 10 he ETsAaar. Bs.G $780, -
~ received a further supply of Paipf.. or. Co,.i -
inent 81 French and American winiow Gas. -z.. frr 80 :.
1ott" inches, all Of which h. . dr-rous to sen OF wugk up ON t-
\. IA large suppiy Of soap Stone Paint. IN, MI.
PeIiof pain; for Tin OF sbingled Roo6.
dc q HN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-20
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS

1900 LIN NooDS.
'HNHE subscriber invites the attention of all
purchasers Of Dry Goods to his large and well selected stoek
which has been purchased principally for cash. and Will be sot ~
prices to suit the times. Among which, may be found the lonov,ing
viz: SINS
Ken striped, figured and waiered Pom Dc Sol
Rich ehangeable and figured do do
Chene' OHhre. Plaid, Pekin and Glaze Silks
Heavy black and blue black Pn dc sol
Rich blue black Gro De Afnane
Black and blue black Satin striped Grode Pekin
DO do DO Gro dc Amures
ALSO,
Bombazines OF every quality
hattioni Lusfres Apacha do
ram and figured EOlcnncs AMI Pausicnnes
zoo p'eeesof MousehneS from lsi TO Is per ward. eonsisu,,
Of plain and fgd Paris quality. the cheapest and bat 49, os,,ed
ba1annes plain and hsd, from L. Cd 70 IS
Paris Printed Lawns.
GOODS IN GENERAL. VIZ:
nsh Linens Of an qualities. Irish Diapers, n,m,Sk Tabl- AMI
hif-seye do Table Cloths, Damask Napkins, Huckahack Toveuiur
brown Linen Table Cloths. Dapey Muslins. Fannei< Bed Ticks
Caheoes' Pamsoi$ silk and Cotton Hosiery.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
sObalcs Of Mauoaea, Mechanics and Manchester shectnrs
20 do No. l and , Cotton Oznabugs
Nos |. 2 and 3Geman Bunap~
Lawrence, Book MIN and York Mn shiuings
% and ia Hamilton shceungs sc.
"a ~ JOHN WRIGHT
nOCT SEIERWOOD,S Magnetic R.m.dics
Tor Chronic Diseases Of the chs Hypeurophv or Cbmpir
sweIhngs of the Organs and Limbs including all the forms of scrs
fuh.
These remedies of my own manufacture. are always aeeopn,rt.
" ~ ny new medical pamphlet euffed The Motive Pow, 81
The Human system, with the Symptoms and Treatment NJ Cb,,,tr
of impoterL m On suFpvvnon y, 49,
For sie by : + Dovr
W Agent for Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-20
SPRING AND SUMMER HATS

JUsr received per schrs. LYNCH
burg and Leoniine. a beautiful assortment, Of
@ spring aud Summer Hats.
&A Consisting OF Pear, Cashmere. Otisr. Brash Dnh
Russia. Leghorn, Sea gns- and Palm Leaf Hat.
hHo' some very light Beaver, Nutria and Castor Hat, iut IN,
Thing for Spring light and elegant;
Aso' boys and infants Leghom Hats got up and trimmed IN the
best style. Please look at them.
country Merchants and Planters will find Il 10 their ADVANTAGE
u eramine my stock, which : fun and complete in every paricu-
hr and VIII be saI at a snail advance Of In,nuf,rtu,ry. a,ss.
"'casn GEO. W. FERRY.
Fashionable Halter Main 81
One door above Van Lew, smith 4 cos II,r,Wanr ST..
NH 10 S"'e
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NEW AND CHEAP lsOOKS,
Received Eth May by
SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS.
A RTTCHOKE-Grecn CIoI

NhANhb " ~
ItNHE Lawyer, his character and rule of Holy Life: by Edward
- oBuen, Banster nj Law; the cheap edition
The Neighbors, n story Of every day life; by 2. Brmer-tnnsla
ted from the Swedish, by Mary Howell; the cheap edition
The Zneahr or m account Of the Gypsies IN spain, with an orr
ginal collection of their songs and poetry; by George borrow, late
agent Of the British and Foreign Bible Society In Spain
The Bible In Spain, or the Journeys. Adventures and Impnson-
ments Of an EnFishman In an attempt 90 circulate the Sc riptures
in the Peninsula: by Geo. Borrow
History OF the Great Reformation Of the sixteenth century in
Germany, Switzerland. &C; by J. II. NJ. DAubigne; the cheap edt
ton, complete in one volume octave
Mrs Washington Potls and Ma Smith Tales by Mu. Leslie
Military operations at CabuL which ended in the destruction Of
the British Army. January. 1915, with n Journal Of Impriaonmept
IN Adrlanisan. by Lieut. V. Eyre
Poetical Remains Of the late Lucreta N. Davidson. collected and
arranged BY her mother, with a biography, by Miss scdrwiok: the
cheap edition
The Adventures OF Sir fauneslo, Greaver the cheap edition Of
snoletts Works
Also the following numbers Of the recent cheap editions:
No. >, with a plate. Farmers Encyclopedias and Dictionary Of
Ruml Affairs, by G. w. johnson
No. ) and 6 Encyclopedia Of Geography by Hugh Murray, p r
No 2 Maeauieys Critical and Msesninies which completes the
cheap edition. in four volumes
No Z Martin Chuzzlewit by Boz with n plate
No. = The Rocky Mountains BY w. Irving
The IIeidenmauer. a tale; by J. =. Cooper
The Confessions q Hsry Iouequer By Chas Lever cofsplete
IN one volume. new and cheap edition. mad
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UST received BY recent arrivals the following
~ very superior and extensive assortment OF Ladies Miss. ana
rRIcEs.
ladies Bk lasting Bu.kin-
do. fHD- Morpeeo w. Buskn..
do. Do KID Tim -oe 10.
do. DO. Paris eooured Da.
Misses French Morocco button Slippers
-. do. 10. Bu-kin.
DO. coloured Do. Do.
'hlnfens French Morocco welt Ruskins
Mk do. and Nd do. aud Sins
'oonred DO. do. Do and AneIe ties
Also. always on hand a general assortment n Iadie. Kid ami No
noeeeshi-' Buskin~ French ties. thick and thin sols Also an ma.
."a- Z" every Kind, for the manufacture OF Ladies shoe- and poo,.
%s'ep variety. among which may be found a beautiful arn. Of
1ue e"o"Te horoeeo-an Of which viii be made up 10 order in
sety superior style. and al IN. shortest notice.
trunks and Carpet Bass Backing. and shoe Bn.h.. N % ~,
cent below former prices. "a mn
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

OF HAWTHORN, CONN.
-~ agency az hschnaend, Virginia.
'hlS Company was incorporated i'm the year
ISIS. with a perstnl charter anda Capital Of 300 jooo-
and insure. against hos OF damage ~ hp on dwelling souser
aAnuiae'unng establishments boasehsh furniture. and inerchan'
dne in general on The mo.t nvoabIe terms
ANY b~~s which The Company may sustain on ri-ques taken N,
u. assney, Nm DC adjusted with promptitnde and hberaBty.
Applications for insurance or the renewal Of pauri.. NAV r..
naa 70 ,s subscriber who has been fully APPOINTED Agent for n.
II. BALDWIN. Agent.
Under the Exchange Hotel
GREAT IN BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, &c. &c.
Whoiesnie and Retail.
WE take TN. occasion again n remind our friends
IL sa.iss sS%S s: ss@sss'f s, sei' OF Of Good aSs i,' at gs Sg our much s1
lower than formerly, and as Il 4. our deierminahoa TO
reduce our stock a. fast as possible. NE invi,. COUNTRY Nrp'
CHANTS and purchasers generally to rive Us a can befo.e ,s.v hun
assuring uhem that no efforts on our part shan be wanting . please
mem IN III respects Amongst our assortment, We oder The fono~-
-. FOR LADIES.
~u' yer superior French Morocco and Kid Slippers, part Nc
ladies' SS 'ep :opeao, French Morocco Walking Shoes. do
no fine French Morocco and Kid Bu.sin.
Do ~ a. 90 DO do Slippers beautiful, at 81
DO eobured Morocco sliDo-rs. whas and xha. %,
FOR GENTLEMEN.
"entenenis very superior cakkin and Morocco Dres. Root. Nu.r
DO Cahskin Boot. Cd Bird and ith quahtie.
DO low priced pegsed and ~wed Boots
Do DO io'S"'' '' q add h e" o. sIssaas Miles,
Do fine Gafand Klp.Iin Brosan. and Shoe ssores
do fine Duek'kin Shoe: and Slippers
Ai n ! 'ey fine French Morocco and Md Slippers
90 do do Walking Shoes
DO do do do and seaIskan Boo,ee-
DO do do seahkin and Leather Walking Shoes
BOYS.
Boys very fine Calfskin Bnogans and Shoes
DO do do Kipskn do do
Do lined and bound, pesged and sewcd Brocans
do thick unbound pegged and sewed Do
VI
"omens leather pegged and sewed wells assorted
Do do Kid and Morocco slippers 10
MEMS.
nens lined and bound, peEged and sewed Kip Broeans
do do do Shoes
do thick unbound pegged and sewed Burans
do thick pegged and sewed Boots
ALSO,
a general assortment OF Childrens Boots and Shoes. NJ all priees
ALSO,
superior lard Leather and Wood Frame Travelling Trunks su
p.nof Carpst Travelling Bags, vahcs Trunks. Can and Le,ter pm,
whipping Paper, She Thread. assorted Shoe Rnt.ha. pi,ekina
inunks nh sizes. &c. n. BURLINGTON A Co
wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots Shoes a.
Mansion Houss.
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VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.
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A TREATISE on the Law q Evidence. By simon GrecnicaC l..
- L." D. Royal Professor q law in Harvard University. IN w.
Aueatise on the Law Of Evidence, fourth American. from the
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hcssfs Corvcn A. Hn, and Index 10 the Tie T.
Commentaries on the law NJ Exchange, Foreign and Inhnd Al.
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