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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-07
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Can't FIR iLe first yy1Iicinl Dis

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Dislric, Court for the first judicial DIS,
lricl in the Territory Of Io,ca.
The creditors Of VIM 9. icney, (late pars-
ner with Jesse b. Weber, under the
name and firm OF Wehber & Remedy de-
creed Bankrupt. who have proved their de- hts,
aud other persons interested are hereby n":i-
lied tina, the Is, day Of May next, az Fort
Madison, IN the County Of Lee III said 'rerri-
tory has been designated by the court as the
time and place when and where they may a.-
tend aud shew cause il they mny have
why certificate oi final discharge shall: not
be granted TO said Bankrupt. Dated THE 3lst
day Of December, l842.
BY order Of the Court,
John S. Dunlap Clerk.
Crimes & Starr. Sol'r.. Jan. Z. 1919 Low
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Court for the first Judicial Dis
trict in the Territory of Iowa.
The creditors 1t solomon Sherfey. decreed
bankrupt. who have proved their d.Lts. aud other
Is. day Of May next, al Ford Madison. in the
county Of Lee. in said Territory. hns been
designated by the court. % the time and place
when and where they may attend and shew cause
disc i,arg. shall no. be granted to said bankrupt
Dated TIL. 3ist day of December 1912. By order
OF the court.
IS Dunlap. clerk.
d. Rorer, snl'r Jan. Z. 1919 LOW.
LAST CALn.
l!INHOSE who are indebted 10 me by note
| u or book account, will much oblige ire
by calling Immediately aud settle The same,
us no longer indulgence wilt be given.
JNO. s. DAVID.
Burlington Dec. Oath '42. [liawkcyc cop.
WANTED.
nRY Hides, md Flax seed, for which the
- market Price will be given.
JNO. S. DAVID.
Dec. 24.h ls42.
LNURS and PEL'rRiES, OF ali kinds, wan
Il ted by w. II. MAURO.
Dec. 24.h. 1912.
I}}uFsALo ROBES, e e sale y \ v ,,,no
Dec. 24.h, 1912.
llATTlNG &c.-Co.nn Batting, in ons
- pound bundles; also, Lamp and CandI.
wick, for sale by
W. II MAURo.
Dec. 24.h, ls42.
4 ONLY Superior strained honey fol
| q II sale by w II. MAURO.
/ Dec. 2l,h lsl2.
| will continue 10 exchange at extremely
l low prices,goods generally for merchant
able wheat, ilax-serd, dry hides. beeswax
turs s. pcl.yies, &C., &e.,a. the market value
w II. MAURO.
Dec. Eth, ,s42.-ly.
npE ~ AN.rED in arch,no. O.. S,ova.
LYMAN COCK.
Dec. 10Th 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-07

COTTON InK.No o. uOMLo iIso.
E0lA Lbs Cotton Yarn, assorted knGs. 1900
eJOO yards brown Domestics. for sale low by
Stptl7 J S DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-07

MANUFAc rURERs OF CABINET
WARE s CHAIRS,
GALLEY Street, bfsYeea Main and Eafer
& I, Streets, n,tr'ing. ton, loua.)
for pas. fayor., would res
II pcc.fnUy inform the citizens Of Bur-
Kng,on and las vicinity tina. they have now
onsh;,n,i n ecnerar as.or.men. Of all kinds Of
Cabinet Ware, Including Bureaus, Tables,
81: nlsj Beds.cads, &c. &c. sc. ALSO:
@uHAu~@
CEN OF every description. including
s lzx1f -.sfnlL Gfecian, Arm, Parlor and all
~ kiAls Of c"'smoF chairs.
Ff6 TIE snbscGO ers, having good
~ stock Of materials on hand will
be ready TO GIT NIL. orders with promp.ness
and despatch. a. as low prices ne Gun be ar-
for ,le,i in the We.s
N. Bureau and store drdwcI knobs kept
constantly Oh hand and Tor sale cheap.
! BARKER T. WAIT.
Jany..7.h 1919. -.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-07

~ 00lA Bushels Of w heat wanted hy
lOsOUU Aug q JNO S DAVID.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-06
Etrml.a.

/ ifyrI--Iatcr intelligence from IIny q
STATES, thaA the revolutionisis were carving
every thing before them, and had organized q
nroyinciai government.
The Society fbr tho propagation of the Cos.
pei in foreign parts intend establishing II mis-.
sion at Hong Kong, and will raise a special
fund for that purpose.
| The month Of Marcl, has been colder than in
any year GnGa 1898, when il was about the
same. IL has averaged a lower temperature
than January of the present year, which was
the wnrmesl January we have had for many
years.
NavAL.-Cnptain Pedrick, Of the brig Eagle,
from Cape Hayt, arrived at Norfolk, reports
that the L. s. brig Bainbridgc, 1T. Com. John.
son, arrived AT that port on the lst of March,
and sailed thcrce on the 9Th following, for
Port au Prince.
The Stonington Rail Road, damaged by the
heavy rains last week, has been repaired, aad
the cars pass over ms usual. The damage was
about $4,000
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-06
ID z "A r H 8 /.

In this town on Sunday last, Hannah daugI-
ter Of Albcrt IT, aud Mcribcth Sherman, aged
; years
On hoard bsig Helen, Nov. Ist of consump.
ton, Mr. Sampson Challenger, pf this town.
/ In Bristol, ON the 3Eth pli, Mrs. Fhchc,
widow of The late Capt. Seth Lincoln, aged ~
wears. On Wednesday last, Abby Julia, daugli-
ter OF Mr. Isaiah Simmons aged Ia wears
3 In Providence, on "Wednesday 2Yili ult Mr.
VIM. T. Shaw, IN the 4Sth year Of his age
On Saturday lat, Mr.. Joseph Fenner IN The
goth year of his age.-(on Sunday, VIM. e..
Jones in the 6lst year Of his age.
In Kingston, on the 3lst ult., Mrs Abby
Updike, wife Of Hon wilkins Updike, aged
80 years.
IN Louisville, Kentucky, on the Goth ult ,
Mr.. Alfred H. Weaver, son of Mr. Joseph
Weaver, ortbls town, aged % years.
In announcing the death Of this young man ,
we desire not to run into the usual strain of
obituaries for the most part, falsely colorcd,
by The pencil of friendship, But for the sat,s-
faction ofhis numerous distant friends, we may
say, that though so young, his pr"poss"ssing
manner and appearance, combined with u
Christian character, the brightest ornament oi
youth, and the true glory Of old age he had
secured to himself the affection and confidence
of all who knew him aud obtained in our com
mnniiy, and especially IN the church with
which he was connected, an cnviable standing
and name, which consistent sodiness alone can
secure.
Though far removed from his first home,
and the sweet ministraiions, which natural af.
iccion would have insured, he lacked no Mt
t"n,ion, no comfort, during his long illness,
from hig Christian friends As an observer Of
their pawcori"d assiduIiy by night and by day,
wc could not refrain from olien cxclaiminy-
see how these Christians love one another. -
L2utsrtic J0urDai.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-06

bonr md jolly boat Of III" brig Isabella, or fam
dcrland from Liverpool for Calcutta, which
brig had been abandoned tcnk the crew on
board and lowed, the boats Within siN miles of
land, when they leit wisj, the intention ofstop-
ping at Palma.
A letter received in town, fs0m Capt. Gif.
ford, ofship WIN. LEE, of this p"I reports
her NJ Maui, in Nov, but with what qnnnIity
OF oil he does no. state. Capt. &. writes that
he had been confined to his berth, with the
Innammntory Rheumatism for more Than thr-"
months, but was recovering. His chief mate
had also boon sicl, but was able to atcud to his
duty.
Arr at New Bedford, 3lst, ship 81, George,
Fisher, Pacific Ocean, Maui Nov. 9Th, with
22O0, bbs sp oil. I..i AT Maui, ship WM.
LEE, Clifford, ~ mos out, GOO hbls sp oil.
Touched ni 81. Jago, Cape de Vcrds, Dec.
isr, bark DAMON, Potter, clean.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-06

Arr VI Boston, 1t inst., Schr Hannah. Tav-
lor, from Mobile Feb 18th --rxpcricnc,d vrr,
sryrrc weather, has h"cn on the coast sinc,
llih uli lost camhoos, bont, .a,l>, Sc.
Arr ~ Wilmington, y G., .7ih uf Sch =
Gen Cobb, Hammond, from New Orleans
Arrnt Savannah, 21;h, Scl'r Nulusla, Clarkc,
fiom New York
Sailed from Gnltcnhurg, early IN February,
Sw. Bfg Swna, Gohcfisou, for ih- port.
Arr ~ New OrloanS, 10Th ult., Sch'r Cora,
Iawiou. h"m Franklin, Ia.
At NcfnIllon l,v, llth uli Sch'r Warsaw,
Burdick, Tor Charleston, sam" dlv,
Gid ~ Apaia, hcula l3th ut, Ship Marian.
~, Philips, Er New York Nr l.iih, Sch'i
C"n,crf, Gardner, ftom New Dflcnus
Suird from Savannah, 2!d uli Brlg Poland
%mirh, Havana,
hu ~ Havana, IGih uli d, Bark Merchant
Foes, - DAYS from l,sbon aud was ~ port
i9jli, Wig freight
\ letter received in town. from Capt rrice
of Efg HELEN, of this pert, rrprrls hrr VI
1t vincent, Dee. l9,h, with 22j ibis sp nnt
20 black fish oil, q months nni. capt Pro,
rsun,is that Nov g,l. ~. l-laud or Palma u.at
,us ~ distant id mihs, flI 10 wi,h 10, lon;
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-06
TO THE CITIZENS OF NEWPORT

The subscribers would respectfully inform
the citizens of The above and pcighboring
towns, that they have bcen appointed agents
Tor the sale nf the celebrated D.LN'DELTO.N
avn TO.N.aI'O P.A.N:4CE.1 THIS won
derfnl compound IL composed of nine of the
hes, medicines which The vegetable Kingdom
produces. is purely vegetable md is man,r-
lactur"d by Mcssrs. Ransom a. Stevens,
Chemists and Druggists, Armory Hall Build
ing, and is undoubtedly The best medicine
now before the public for debliiated sys
TEN. For n more general idea please r"ad
their Address To the People of the United
States, IN another part "f this paper.
X. X. HAZARD. n
K. J. TAYLOR. "'@Hs@SE''
Newport, March 30, Is43 3-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-06
From the Baltimore American Of Monday

l.. ), SHlP .IoHN AnAMs are
enabled to give n positive contradiction
to the rumor which has been current for
some days past, o.'a mutIny ON board the
u. S. ship John Adams. BY yesterdays
steamboat from Norfolk we learn that the
barque Margaret Ilugg, from Rio ia
nciro, whence she sailed on the 10Th
February, arrived in Hampton Roads on
Tuesday last, having on board one hun
drrd and eighiy-two (oilicers and mem
of the crew OF The late l.. s. sloop-ot. war
Conc"rd, they having arrived at Rio on
the 4th February, portion in the u 5.
ship John Adams, and the remainder in
Portuguese brig
/ The supercargo Of tho Margaret
ilugS, who came up in the steamboat,
states that the officers and seamen who
made the passage from Africa to Rio de-
Janeiro in the L, S. ship John Adams,
and from thence TO Hampton Roads in
the Margaret llugg, made no mention
whatever of The repot!rd mutiny on board
the John Adams, nor did they nlude TO
any occurrence which might have given
rise to such rnmor. The supercargo
states that the first he heard of It wns on
his arrival yesterday in Baltimore.
| The following is a list OF the officers
I Of the Concord, who came home IN the
Margaret llug..
/ Il. Holland, heutcnant; John E. Spnn-
Ger, snrgeon &. j Van Als,ine, acting
master g. 4 DE Russy, acting purscr;
y. i. III. Mcore, ns-,>ian, surgeon
A. Clemsnn, passed mIdshipman w.
Il jameson, q a Marr, j. Myers, J.
ID. Prlnglr, J. T. Hart, mdsh'rmcn ;
!, Cha,lcs Falrs, acting gunner; j. Whit
'ncy. acting salimakrr /; r.. Kemr, acting
boalswaln J.. Smith, acting carpenter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-06
49, SHIP NEWS. A.
NsgaE xssae
PORT OF NE WP0RT.
A u RIVED.

WEDNESDAY, March 30.
Gutter Jackson, Connor, rm a cruise.
Slppps Charles, Heath, fin N York for PROV
lisilant, Heath, Prov. for New York.
THURSDAY, Mach 30.
Ship Bowdllch, Sowlc, ofand for Providence
from NV Coast, Aug. Ist. via RI" Jancir,
Jan. OH, and last from Bahia, Feb 10Th, with
1900 bbls oil (I99 spy on board-suld 6O0 bbl
al Bahia--has been absent 81 months aud /,
days,-The u. reports nothing new
Brig Good Hope, Riley, FROM Providence.
Schr Albion, Chase, II days from Mobil,
fr Providence Spoke, 10Th, lat :i-i lon u
90, ship MosoIIc, > days from Boston 10,
Charleston.
FRIDAY, March 81.
NrC Radius plummrr. from New Orleans Ior I,ns, on
Sch'rs AudroncJa. Rude. irom Iubrc for New York
Robert r. Wnring. Lord. Scdgvick inr do superior
bnrlow, sandwich fnr do. Elizabeth. Wiiev. Salcn
for Philadelphia; James OTIS, Holmes, Bnstnn TO
Washington, Nti Jane Fish, Allen -. George fn
Richmond, ~. George, Murphy, I'm ~ George E,r de-
Sloops Arion, Mason I'm Prov. Tor New York; IIud
sou, Wmsow, New Bedford ior Providence.
SATURDAY, April /.
sch'r Harvest, Prc,hy, from Taunton for New York
Sunday, April 2.
Gutter Madison, Mnhrr. from New London.
Sch'r Massnsoit, Brown. from New York fur Fal
River N.riS. Smnll. Bostnn tor Prov.
slonp RirnJi, Dutiee, TN New York foi Prov. Juno
Slurgis, d" i"r do.
MONDAY, April ..
schr Eliz, Hand, nnker, I'm Prov. icr Ball.
CLEARED.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-06

S,eopS EmH9uoks p III, nest hiicS.--
Cap,nin Snllh rf the scbopnrr kenu"dy. u,
Chs'l"-iowu, ?2d ul'. r"rrris that 'hr soc"ud
shock of nn earthquake was experienced n
the moth part Of Guadoloupe on the 81 ul'
At The lu". tie captain ol n vessel of III"
north polni oi "" l.aud, stated tha, It rhnoi
lI- vessel with such s"S"tiy ;hat u vas wlll
difficulty tho Grew could Keep their irci. A
d"nsr cloud ci smoke asroudrd tr"m the "
clniiv of linsshtctrc Md srrions tears were
chicuanod fnr lh" sai.Iy oi that plrc" II
VAS q.'tr sick!y NJ poini Pcttr. cnu-cd lf"u
tlrr uti,uslycu"ss ul the ruIu- ~ ~" town.
IT," r"m'i recently s"cu ~ this rlncc wn-
seen ~ 81. Vhutuns "n the ~ of March II
~ns 80 htllli7ut ne in cause considerable
alnfm ~ tie. iniipbilnuta \ shock of ~
e,rhQnnLr wna ssn i"it ~ 81. Thomas ~
W." 5h H. about hail pet tinr O'Clock a'
nish'. y m,ictlpl dimnpc wns done.
The Amcucnn Couanl who lcs' m' 'ifo n'
rnm Prrr Guhialoupo. on Tho Slh NJ, wn'
NJ T.. Suiu, q native ul thIt'"s'or.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-06
& 4 = q 8 a &2S,

In Bristol, on the Goth ult., Mr. James Wi.
son, of that town, to Miss Jane w. PoIark, of
South k'ngSiown.
In Cran.t"n, 27tIr ni;., Louis Hazard, of
North kingstown, To Harriet &. IIarwood, of
Pr0vidtnce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-06

contains mo following account Of th,
damage sustained in that vicinity, b,
tho storm OF Tuesday of last week.
The storm Of Tuesday has done ia
more damage than we had anticipated
The rivers are higher than they bav.
been for many years, and much da,nae,
has been done by freshe,s. In all direc.
'ion- the road, nre broken up and in mar
places were impassable, Yesterday morn,
ing. The streets in the city were over.
flowed and injured in many places.
The Black stone Canal ~ very much
damaged. A breach, II hundred fee, u,
width, has been made through the EN-.
baDkment OF the !ower Basin, causing
the loss Of a qunniity Of lumber and liz h,
materials. The lock was not injured. -
Al tho second lock, n building formerly
used as machine shop, but recenil,
unoccupicd, was carried down the canal
through the breach, and finally stopped
on the north side Of the Weybosset
Bridge, having heen torn 10 FRA gmenis
in its passage. The tow-palh Of the ca
pal und the emhankmen,s have been
, u
ernl of the bridges and locks between
the city and Scolt's Pond.
The Stoningt0n Railroad has been
greatly damaged. The north wall of the
Railroad Bridge, on the Pawtuxet Turn
pike, has been undermined, partly bro
ken away by the force OF tho torrent
which swept through the roac, and the
corner of the bridge has sunk down. A
very large quantity of water had collect
ed IN deep hollow near the Turnpike
and eventually found its way through a
high bank, making gully nj rs com
mencement about G feet wide and 10
deep, and ending ut the embankmrnt Of
the Railroad in deep gully of about 90
feet deep and about the same width,
which being about 10 fee, below the rails
the water took away the whole io,nda-
tion Of the road to the depth of 10 feet,
md for the distance of an eighth Of n
mile. The damage To the raIrond ex.
tended as for as could be seen from The
Turnpike Bridge. On some parts of the
Railroad, between Providence and East
Greenwich, large quantities of sand had
NV Wv ''''''' WI '" wv '"'N' Nv uuUl-
ag" Z" the rond ~ estimated at 4 -, 900 Ia
SI5 900, aud The road viii not be passa.
bile for several days, Hundreds OF work
men were cmnl"ycd repairing it early
yesterday morning.
The i"unda'i"n. of RandalI's bridge
have been undermined, and the bridge
Iepdered impassable. Nearly the whole
length of Nroad- street has quilted away,
in some places to the depth of eight OF
len feet, rendering The lower parts oi
Arnold and William streets impossible.
A large quantity OF water was collected
in u deep hollow at the head Of Fountain
street. IL overh"wed and rushed down,
mnking gully three or four feet deep
on the north side Of that street, carrying
away the sidewalk from the head %: the
street nv far down rs Jackson street, and
filling nll the cellars within its range.
Carpenter street has been badly injured.
The pond belonging 10 peMers
Bleachery oveifiowed, and the water
rushed across the turnpike, making n
gorge seventy ieet vide and hve or SIX
feet deep. One corner of the dry-house
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-06

Thcrc is aGhodolcndrnr Tree ~ the Public
Conservatory nj I5us,nn, which has now move
than 900 Clowcrs expanded, frmirs tel,
magnificent sghi.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-06
Letters,

wgsAIsIse ~ THI Posr ofFi6tf
RI, AVRL Isl, 1888
/ uT 4drsrtis,d ieuers are placed mas SCI W.
bor. Persons applying for them tf'H HPf'"se :
for "ADyEKTIsED LETTERS
Ashley Sidney ! LAX, Edward =
Ayleswortb Joab Martin Capt T-2
AlbTo Susan Munro Nathan
Amy Irs Nancy MilIikin Miss Harriet
Allen Miss ElkssetbA Nichols DIR W
Barber James Osborne Mrs judith
Banaba q Perry Joslua
Bentley Miss ElizabcthPhIIlip- Charles
NJ Potter Miss l.eiltia
Bryer Hiss Elizabeth Rice hhrahnu. E-2
Chan,b.rlin SimeonG Sheffield Wm L.
Chambcrlin VIM Shortrdge John
Church Thos Slauryh III
Clark John Sumner James
Crane Col J B Smith RosanuR
Chase Mrs Sarah q Thompson Susanna
Dawlrv Prlrg A Vernon = II
Davis Thos--2 Wcedrn Nathan &c
Davis Mrs Nancy Williams Chas
Fowler Mlss Harriet Wilson Daniel
Goding Il Nhiiock |.
burlington + ID Wright Samuel ID
IIoughtabry G., org Willis Mrs Catharlne
lln.kins Mary Ann-2 mIpELETows.
Hudson Mrs Clarissa Gardner 5
Jrrugan Alexander Manchester Giles Jr
Kelly Simon G. IRIsu.
Keller Capt Madison MCully NargaroIt
Iawion Thomas Rcardan Pairic
lA5.--3wl ASHER ROBBINS, =. VI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-06
PRINCES LINN.ENN ROTtNIC
GARDEN a. NURSERIES,,
Ar FLusni>G, MAR Ntw Yonx.

~ IL NfNh ~" 'hhs
sesY.+. WM. T. PRINCE q co. sole
~ cdnduc'dis "t This suclcn, csiah-
sTYsN ll,h,nru, nfffr To ih- publIc The
- mo~t offensive assortment uf
1rt. aud Plants to BE- found ~ the Union,
and the new Catalogues t32h cdrl,nr) with
r.ducod price,, whrh are much bclnw The
ordinary rates, arr now ready for Distribution
The assortment of Fruit Trees comprises all
ih" crl' br0led new Belgian. French English
nud other varieties. vorv many of winch nra
not "lscwhrr obtanablc. aud they are en-
grated from bearing trees whose fruits hate
proved Of superior excellence. ard nll Tho
ln'crIor kinds hHve been rci'rrcd. Thrv
consist ot-App!es. g75 vnrIetics Peas i:I0
varieties Cherries. RIO varie;t"s Pluns.
l70 varieties Pench"s, IC0 varieties; Apr-
col.. 3j varieties ; N'ctarurs. ~ varictrs
Almonds. Is ,orirtc~ Mulberrles, ~ ,ari".
'Ics; Ounces. - varieties; Hnd Nil the
choice kiniS of Nalnut.. Che.nnis, Fllbcns,
Ila2l"nu'<, Mrd'ais. Figs Pomrcranatcs.
Owes, Coos" berries, Ra-pbcrrlcs, Stra"bc'.
RIOS, s.. Also, an immense assor,n,cn, "f
O-"amcr'nl Trees of The most h.uurinl and
rnfc species, from 6 10 20 fc", in height.
suitable lnt streets, avenncs, l. e., inc hiding
2DrQO Evergreen FREQ. a very cxIrnsI,-
VhflNty bl OrHninpnlAl SnuDW ", lnClHdlHE
all the lnos, b"nr lli Chinese aud B"lgri
hzal"s-. md larg" number Of new aud
bnsuiltiii Fow,r,rg Shruhs not ~ b. iounh
elssw hrrc. and above lC0 ,aririi". of Flaw
ctlru Vines aud CIrcp,rs. Tho collrcuun
lui kusrS comprises nhuve 600 "f The most
c"lcbmtrG kinds, among vi irh ore the most
beautiful VARIETIES Of monthly. daily. Chincse
Ten, N"srriS. Hybrid, aud tree l,"s"s md
I Is varieties of the moss Rosrs. Also. Car.
nations, Pmk-. Chlu"sr fbrySanth"num',
mud r,, the o;hCr most snowy llrrhnrenus
lGams. The only Offensive sss"tlnrnl of
Gtcrn Ilor.c Pnnis. Buihuus Flow'I Roots,
/ Chiucsc Roses. md Chimes" Aynl'as "xl-t-
,rE a. ne town. belong :" ihls establishment. .
= ite Trees rr" packed ~ 80 supcii"r n,Hu-
nor that 'he'r safety = sGaran,ecd for dlslau!
trans ruiistlon.
Crialn-ucs mny ho "h'nncd gratis on np.
.puc,riuu 10 CHARLES Y. TILLEY. hg'hi
~ N"orort. r. !. M. 10, Tham's street.
March @ lslR
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B,ttrtrr The ratii,at-ous ulj jhc conr"n-
lion with ", ,ic", vr,c ,Nri,ngrd 1t Wwling.
ton on tl,, 2ljh alt
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From t;,c Cincinnati Gaaeuc Of March %.

Dr,ru ur SISNror NcRnrrRrs Tn"
Hon SnIn,irr MrR Ruhrris, Srnatnr ~ Congress
lrom ILLINOIS,, died ~ thI- city Yesterday, aged
about ~ wears, after shori lin"sS, resulting
nom y cold iakrn ~ crossing tl'" in"uniains,
ou his wav home from The session which has
recently closed
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NEW GOODS

EUSr received from New York, per steam
" 81 Rhode Island, general and carefully
selected assortment OF Staple and
YANCE DAG @GGDSo
among tncm are III" following, viz Broad
cloths. Cas>lmorcs. Kentucky Jeans. Erinlnot.
drap d'ri", gambroons. alpa"ras, collnrs. NJ
Il" Ialn"s. black striped silks. coiored do.
Frcuch prints, common do. furniture prints.
satin vrs,ings Marscilles vcstIngs, silk and
cotton gloves nnd Nuts, shawls, fancy ker
rh"rfs, Gents biack and c"lnred scari-, sIlk
and cotton hose. woolcn and cotton table
covers Russia, Dutch and Irish linen dla-
prrs, cotton diaper. Irish linens. Tarlron lace,
rdgipgs, bnnEri ribbons, and variety of 9th.
or articles all Of which will be sold at the
loves, prices, fo: cash or approved credit, a,
No. E2, hy J. NJ. COOK s. co.
hpl g.
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