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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27
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Judgments and decrr.ss and Inc knfDecr5,,
ings her upon. shall he The SAM 'ii il each
State as are ntw u>ei ID Il . cour,s, cf
snrh State, g.. thus asinptin., ,hsi sa,,,c
principles %hicl. have been ts.abtished
NY this coart in constuct;on nc TIC a,,a
OF l1aa aud 1872: consequently. no
Stss'- law passed since Nav, 1893. scrr,
have any eiEcct on The rrocccdin,s on
cyccn'ions issued from The courts az ,ha
United States. unless such laws are a.
dop'rd by those courts under The pruyiso
IL the third section az ti1r net. lstlo7 y
The rule aior'cd hy The Circuit cour,
Of i}lnos., does not fall within this snro.
vlso. wh,ch d'clares, THAT il shall ~
n he power of the courts, if they SEQ ,it
~ their discretion. SO rar u. ai,nr 6nnt
process ~ sad courts, rs 10 cnniar.p tho
same TO any change which NAV be atlon,.
I'd by the legislatures oi tho resn, c,iye
States for The SAFE courts. g n
Thisan,lanrises hc court 10 a1oa, he
change 50 made by State law. ,bst nor
10 adopt il only 10 part. Or ter IL in any
respect. hr lasg dirccrs thc nnnraise.
'nen' 70 re made hy three householcers.
"ne 10 BE- sell cicd by iha defendant. one
by The Officer. and one bv tho rlain,itI.
withou' any authority TO any ,wn to mako
". aud consequently requiring the con.
cnrrsfce IF all. The. rulc or.conr,
'optng THIS law. provides, ..,hat INV
iuo tho three h,u<ehuiders selected
nn.ser The law aereciif-. NAV make ,b,,
valua ion reI':irsd." Suci, Adoption |,
~, warranted hy the act ol l8ae: IL Ia
l~sisiapaa IN effect. Nv prescribing a new
rnis. unkrown "a any nj. nr Congress- IL
he S'atc ,aw A,nfe>s'd,y adopted. /. Blu,
had he I'D p. on been il tlssiiefms OF tha
law. i couli nj BE- recognized, iuasmch
~ Inc afpra,sefnrni therein directed,
with the prohibiion "a sell NJ legs than
ffwothir,is nf The vs'ttaiinn. is renurnnnt
;lic consiiuilna, of The uai.ed States.
Ia also conf c,s with the process nets.
az construed IN Wavman a,sl Southland
and TIM Bank VS.. IialS.rnd, AID ire RI.
rsaea decisions nf iffis. court in latter
ca>rs that nn Safe law cau. be ad,ned
under IT,. net oi iasg. which is in eoI.
i,si q with any act o. .Coa.ress.---lE Pet,
g. 3i2-i5 i4.
II mist therefore be certified ia tho
circuit ':nar'. ilist tie motion m.de ~
lhr plaintiff = counsel ought 10 lie srrni.
Ell. aud that the directions 10 the ma rs.,,l
pray'd for by The plaintiff ought 10 10
| gwen ~ The manner SIN ell in The second,
| ihifi. fourth and fifth points certified.
(rts)
WIN. TilOs. CtRRoLL.
C.S c. Us.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27

DEruRN their thsnks TO the ci.isene al
IL Burlington aud it, vicinity Tor tbs. lib
-ral ossronrge thew have heretofore received
and take shis method Of lntor nirR them tia
they have fitted sup she,r chop N the north
end OF the Post Office building, on Main
street, where they intend 10 continue taeil
onssness astailors. They aops BY strict IT.
sension to business TO merit the sontinuanes
e ,h- pu lie tasor fea asst &
N 3 fsrmcra gould do we'll 10 give ,hen
call ~ taes lns~nd I. taxi ell kimue III pr"
,uce IA payment s"r y 0rk Their puc.s
nall corrssp.nd With thu tcdae-d Prices -,
.reducr and the Pssssuss Of the times.
Aus. 90-3m SRI
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27

Description Of TIE arrival, at Drssdea, Of . rsss'
Il vast Of Napoieoa's syMy of Rssssa.
Twas late an eyewitness to . terrible scene
The regiment Of body guard that acquitted ltsel
so maniaily At Minsk, has, in returning to Mos.
cow, been altogether cut up, mostly BY the frost
q the whole regiment, only about seventy re,
main. Single bodies arrive BY Degrees out. IN
the main ia . most pitiable plight. When they
reach the Saxon border, they are assisted By
their compassionate eountrymen, who enable
them to make the rest Of the road in some car
rage or wagon. szs
On Sunday afternoon went to the iiane' sos
Rad, aud found . crowd collected round car, "
winch some .lders hal returned rom Russia
No grenade Or grape could have disfsared then
Is 'behe,d tasm, the c,ia.s oil cold. Que Of
them had LOST the upper joints Of al his fingers
and he showed Us the back stu'nps. Aao.he,
looked a. il he had been in the hands Of ths
Turks, Tor he wanted both ears and nose. Mos
horrlhls was the look Of th,rd, whose eyes wen
frosen, the eyelids hung down, ro'tine, and tn
globes Of the eyes were oursts and protruded on
Of the sockets. II was awfa,,y hideous, and ye'
more h,aeoss object was to Psessat ITSELF o.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27
BuRL1NcroN, IOWA: SATURDAY,, APRIL q. ls44 4.

Of the straw in the bottom 81 TIN NJ, nov b..
held figure creep ainf1lly 'bdty with one
could scarcely believe to b I heron being, -
wild and distorted were his featu1b. The lips
were rotted away, and the teeth dposed- Hs
pulled the cloak away from beeose his sMo1ah,
and grinned on US like death-heaa. TheA, BE
+, urst out into wild laughter; begoA to give the
command in broken French, - eryoiee; 1ese
like the bark Of dog than any hing human;
and we saw that the poor wretch was NJ from
a frozen brain Suddenly . efytNdg heard
.sHenry! my Henry!" and YONG IN rushed
up 10 the car. The poor lunatk rubbed his
brow, a. If trying to recollect wi,ep he was--he
then stretched out his arms towards the district,
ed girl and lifted himself up Win Nj whole
strength. A shuidering fever-ft cine eyer him.
He fell collapsed, and Law breathlespDn the straw
The girl was removed forcibly from The corpse
It was her. bridegroom. Her agony fond ,!yent
in the most horrible imprecatioas sgainst thu
French and the Emperor, and hersaee eommn.
nicated itself to the crowd around her-espeeial.
" the women, who ere assemhlel in considen'
bic nnn,bers-they expressed their opini0nt u
language the most fearfuilv frantic. I ahon't
advise no Frenchman to enter inib such . not
the name ofthe king himself would help him lii
tie observation-disclosures Of ne gear 1873 i
Germany.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27
Ned Knox ON Elections.

II says srhooror! for the people," said
Ned KIN, on Monday night and I s,ys,
,rhooror for 'lections too. Fellers talk 81
inventions, oflocomotives, and ightin' rods,
and 'lectrifyin' machines, and all that, but
them amt nothin' compared with lec,iors.
'Lections is the greatest invention Of the
age, and Congress ought to give the man
what fust made the model oflfhem q patent
right, renewable forever. ladmit that the
princerple might be improved; teller with
genius could make it to move along wi h
the enlightened spirit Of the age. IS Bill
Brown, the candidate for the Legislature,
said. Now, If l was ingineer Of the con-
Germ, I'd clap on steam-I'd fire up, l tell
you; you wouldn't get me 10 stop the in
CINE, no way sou could fix it; I'd never
stop to wood, nor take in passengers; I'd
60 ahead all the time; I'd hold perpetual
'lections-and then Teller 'ud get his IL
quor gratis all the time, and he could 70 to
the chosen candidate s sTaS-ee every night.
Besides, these perpetual 'lecaions nd have
more influence on the manners Of the peo-
pie than an act would, if one was to pass
Congress to inculcate the princerples Of
politeness. Talk Of the people being free
fa1d equal!-vell, folks that want somethin'
~ talk about may talk Of It, but it's all talk
and no tod1ies-men amt never free and
equal but at lection times. 'Lections, like
orders Of enlistment, brings all men to the
same standard-them that amt got no vote
are too low for the service; them that's too
aristocraii, are too high for the ranks, and
won't get the command. Therefore, l says
again" said Ned Knox, Whooror! for lee
tlons." %
81 say, silence, said theawatchman, who
at distance had heard Ned's dissertation
on elections, and took him to be Milleriie
holding forth. sSi.ence, / is the guardian
Of the peoples lives and properties, and it
would be violation of my dhuty, 'cordin'
to the corporation ordnance, to let you
brighten folks ont Of their lives, or cheat
them out Of their property"
"Shut up" sal Ned, II doesn't care if
you was an alderman-I'm independent
voter"
swell, and what if you be-" sail the
Waterman; 1.-THE polls is closed now"
! "Who cares" said Ned: ssI'm like bill
before the 'House'-l'm open for discus
sion."
'sThen l moves" said the Waterman,
'sthat you be referred and taken up before
the Recorder tomorrow morning.
81 calls for the yeas and nays" said Ned.
"The question is carried" sid the watch
man, and he carried Ned Knox off 70 the
watch house, reported progress to the Of
ficer Of the nj yht; and, Instead Of asking
leave to sit ag~ia, went and took his stand.
-Pacuy,ae. IL
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27

TuST Received. s.p-r.ur \ u sugar; Rio.
q Havana. Mocha and Lsguira cdee; en-
>. r,.r Y a aud lmperisl Te~s, Tor ssle whole
sac or retail, ~ lie lowsss rstes Tor cssh.
March -, leN JCfSAStxy. y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27
COACH FACTORY.


WOUt.D respectfully ini"rm the public
w tina. they have removed their es,nb
lishmenl 10 n more commodi0us building
.itua,esl on Jefferson s,f~es. above the Ma.
ti"nal Hotel. They return their thanks E"E
the liberal patronage which they have re-
'.eived, and repeatedly invite the pablic 10
give them call a, their new ssacd. IS
Blacxsmi,hing ofali kinds, executed with
aeatness aud despatch.
lmae SIT
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27
IOWA HOUSE,

Steam boat Landing, Bloomington. lowu
slIE undersigned. late otth~ Burlington
J ti"use, respectfully announces l." the
cu.zens 81 the town and county. ms well as
the travelling community. that nc has taken
The IOWA HOUSE. formerly occupied hv
Mrs. Parrot, fitted II up in comfortable man.
..r. aud hoprsby unreinit,ed ey-rt,ons, aud
asdnons attention, 10 merit public patronage
The House is situated close To the landing. in
the business part Of the town, so gentlemen
w,shing :" take The river from this place, are
sure "i having All opportunity ot gong by the
first boat. f{afa
His TABLE shall at all times be supplied
with the best the country affords, the BAR
with the choicest Wines and Liquors, and his
STABLE well provided with grsiH, with care.
full and attentive Osilrrs.
From his long experience, and determina-
ton 10 spare no paine 10 render mis- guesls COM
Portable, he fatirrs himself that he will be
able To give entire satisfsctit n TO all who may
favor him with their patronage.
WILLIAM FRYE.
Bloomington, June IS. I84l.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27

The following "falrahle hi" al tAt style Of
hi,cs' cvcnln- dresses, 'ais season, we found In
H. i.anlastoa "Rimhlet."
Iaea aress,i Cor tac EyssiEs, the s.s.s now-as
dsys, - " ..s wv. ~s4-s
Scarce az a,oa orssross o. tAsa lsavss -,
Nor blame then --os. what y an EssasAE 9resss
Bat dress taatis suited Or EgsI, -.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27

Il is no. easy to perciisc what honor or
credit IS connected with swearing. Does
any mn receive promotion, btcasise he
is notify blistcrer? Or does any man
oi:ancc 10 dignity, bccitsc lie Is expert in
profanc swearing. No. Low must b. tho
Character, when such inrcrtincnce will
noi,lcgra.lc. ln.Scnsahic, therefore, must
be the practise which has neither reason
nor piston to seaport il. The drt,nkard
has his cups; the lcchcr his mistress; tho
satirist his revenge; tic ambitious man his
preserments, the miscr his gold, but tho
common swclrcr has rothfg; hcis a fool
at large, sells his soul Tor na;,sht, and ,lrudg-
e. The service Of the devil gratis Swear
ing is voii of all plea. II isnot the naive
offspring Of the soul, nor Interviewer with
the texture oil the hoiy, nor in any way
allied to our frame. For, as grest mar
(Tillotson) expresses il, athongh some
men pour ont caths as though they were
natural, yet no nan was ever born 81
swearing Constitution" Butitis custom,
. low AMI p.ltry custom. picked up BY low
AMI rikry spirits, who hive no sense Of
han,r, no regard for dcccncy; hntare Forced
TO Substitute some rhapssdvaof nonsense 10
supply the vacancy u 60 4 scrsc. IIcnco
tho stiffness Of the practice car only be
equ,llel by TIE illness of,hsec who have
iopsci it.--Rsc. DR.. La.ptsacf. aae Aa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27
BE Kind.

Be kind TO thy father-for when thou wer,
Young,
Who loved thee go fond'y a. he?
lie caught the first accents that fell from thy
tongue,
And ,oined in thine innocent g'ee.
BE kind to thv father, for now he is old.
His locks intermngled with grew,
His footsteps are feeble. once fearless and bold
Thy father is passing away. Il
BE kind to thy mother-for 10. On her ssr-ss
Nav traces Of sorrow he seers ~ # IN
o well may'st thon cherish and couif17 81
For Loving and kind hath she bpen1 D
Remember thy mofher-for thee.y1f S3brav,
As long as God giveth her mtati
With accents Of kindness, then cheer her lone
way.
Zen to the dark valley of death.
Be kind to thy brother-his heart will have
II the smile Of thy love he Withdrawn;
The flowers of feeling will fade at their birth,
If the dew Of affection he gone.
BE kind tn thy brother-wherever you are,
The love Of a brother shall be
An ornament purer and richer bv far,
Than pearls from the depth Of the sea.
Be kind to thy sister-not manv may know
The depths Of true sistcrly love;
The wealth ofthe Ocean lies f,thoms below
The surface that snarkles above.
Thy kindness shall bring to thee many sweet
hours,
And blessings thv pathway to crown;
Affection shall weave thee garland Of flowers,
More precious than wealth or renown.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27

TEMrERAN E.-Temperance is virtue.
"No doubt Of It," cries little, fat, pleth-
oric gentleman, with sanguine complex
ion and very short neck-too short TO be
long in this world. s'Il's the summit Of
human virtue!" exclaitns tall, long, yinc-
gar-f.ced female, holding up teetotal tract.
"a virtue that will preserve itself in any
climate!" shouts an advertiser Of quack
nostrums: ".And virtue that costs noth-
ing" adds templar Of P,,mpcourt. 1T
is virtuous for de outside Of man and for
de inside ola man." says foreign water
curaie. "It's cardinal virtue,,' cries !
Romish priest, not hopeless, perhaps, Of ar
rivirg by water at red hat: aAiid prim.
tive virtue" puts in friend in drab--s'it
was practised BY our first parents" "A
virtue that is its own reward!' exclaims 4
scholastic copyholder. Then what need,
say ], Of temperance medal?-.Nrs. Bur.
rage: Hoods Nag.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27
American Aria:ocracy.

Many of the American newspapers have
commented wi h great severity upon an ar
/ ticle in the Foreign Qrnrterly Review,
which contains, along with much that is
disrespectiul, and sCme that is filse. with
regard to this country, also some truth; and
these very patiio.ic editors who so valiant
ly iiy into passion at and dcnounce every
English writer who does not plaster us
with dlnbs Of ila1tcry, ought to quote the
sentence we subioin, and ask their readers,
il there are not grounds, IN these United
st ties, for such remarks IS ilicw; s'The
one thing thas gees down most successfully
in America is mnney.l "a bag OF dollars is
"a surcr INTRODUCED IN 10 the hest society," in
America III IN the highest literary repata-
tim. A famous author will be stared at
and jostle about, and ASKED questions, and
have his privacy scMe land broken IA upon
by impairment curiosity; but aIich man
moves in an atmos; here o. awe I'd servil.
ity, ana comm mis every thing that is to be
hid iii the way OF pomp and precedence,
and circle worship. As there must tie an
aristocfacy everywhere Of some fsSrt,i Of
bloc |, or talents, or ii.les,gso America has
mlde her elccLion, aud set up her aristpc-
rlcy OF d1llars ---.ae bascst OF ALL. These
patrio ic editors to whom, VIC refer, who are
constantly in the habit % telling the dear
people they can do nothing wrong, We pre-
SINE, skipped over this paragraph-and
then probably went 10 their task and wrote
lea Ter designed to make the poor poorer,
an the rich richer, and Landed their own
praise IS republic Ans.-.9icrndriq Ga;ate.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27

RorAL PLArr.-Every one, perhaps,
Is NOT aware Of the useless expenses to
which the people who exist under mon
archical government---the free government
Of Great Britain, for instance -are exposed.
It Is said that the bare plate At Windsor
Castle IS valued d Sc, SOC, 900. A single
gold services Of George w. contains al he
utensils requisite to dine one hundred and
thirty guests. There is in this collection
a vessel which once belonged to Charles
ri. Of Sweden; another taken from The
Spanish Armada; and others agsin were
brought from China, Barmah and India
There are also thirty dozen gold plates,
worth $50 each, besides splendid gold
shields, four snuff boxes, worth from $780,
600 to SAC, 900 . piece.
A WlrE.-1n the play Of s.Lcvc and
Reason" old Gen. Gordon Is pcrsuadine
.Adjutant Vincent to marry. III
''She is an angel" sys the General.
81 don't want an angel;-I should not
know what to do with an angel" is the reply
u the single-hcarted Adjatans. la
'.Shs's all sweetuess," rejoins the Gen.
syal.
$50 IS bee live" answers Vincent,
but it does not follow Inst ! should Ike 70
shruss NY head into j,"la.i I let.,..sI
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27
In Praise Of The Good old Ploush.

Lei them sing who may, Of the battle fray,
And the deeds that have long since past:
Lei them chant in praise of the tar whose day,
Are spent on the ocean vast;
would render to these ell the worship you
I'm please, 8 Ell mn
would honor them even now.
But I'D give far more from nv hearts fall store
TO the cause Of the Good Old Plough.
Let them laud the notes that in music floats (,
Through their bright and their glittering halls;
Round the shoulder Of beauty falls:
But. dearer to me is the song from the tree,
Ard the rich and bloss coming hourh:
Oil these are the sweets which the rustic sreets
As he follows the Good Ola Plough.
Then how jocnnd the song IS il comes along
From tbs ploughman's lusty throat:
Did the hunters shout, ever vet give out
To he brown woods merrier note?
Though ne follows no hound, yet his day Is
crowned
With triumph az good frow,
| A. though antlered head At his feet Law dead.
Instead Of the Good Old Plough.
~.
Full many there be that we daily see
With selfish and hollow pride,
Whom the pionghman's LOT in his humble cot
With scornfnl look deride.
Yet I'D rather take. ay, hearty shake
| From his hand than 10 wealth I'd bow,
For the honest grasp Of that hands rough clasp
Hath stood by the Good Old Plough.
All honor be then to these grav old men,
| When at last they are bowed with toll;
Their warfare then DER, why they battle no
more,
] For they've conquered the stubborn SOIL
and the chaplet each wear. are his silver hairs
And Meier shall the vlctor's brow
With lan,eled crown to the grave 90 down,
Like these sons Of the Good Old Plough.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27

1OHN S. DAVID, General Forwarding ana
u Commission Merchant. Dealer in Grocerie.
Dry Goods. Produce. &c. &c. :, on W alter. between
Washington and Colan,hia Streets. Burlington.
Iowa rNerrk ~. IoI2.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27
HENRY HOUSE,
MOUNT PLEASANT, H:NaY COUNTY, IOWA

TIME proprietor having furnished 'is house
] equal to an, IN the Territory. is prepared to
acc ,date any number OF persons in she most
acceptable manner IL soliciting the patronage
of the public. the IND. ned would tnke this
ca.on to tent. his aux. to all no have he
fore "a, ored him with II call.
NAV 6. l.l3-v y. e TIFFANY
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27

Carriage EcclOry.
g.
wv lishe6 himerll IN the above hus,neae.
N the city OF darlington. would ihk,rm the
public that he 10 now prepared to execute all
orders in his line in the best style Of work.
ranship.
N. B. Alikinds Of Farmers Wagon work
made ana rcpai,ed, aud country prodnce take n
IN pars payment.
6rShop ON Main street, near M'Cssh'siiv.
.ry stable.
Rmrl,rotcr. july Let. ~.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27
HATS, CAPS {. RONNETS.

HATS, CAPS & RONNETS.
y CASES Gents. silk. brush and beaver Hats,
q Is dox. H,usk,at Caps,
Is hair seal do.
10 Seal.t, do.
~ !" glated and cloth do.
3 superior seal do.
! fine otter do.
5 Ladies' willow bognets,
.. FloreNre brai d.. For sale chear
by w. +. COOLBAUGH. & Co. JEFF 1t.
{Oct. IA.
AXES.
CPI ENnlD polished Aaes. for sale by M
= Sen rs. N'DEvOE
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-19
BY r. w. DYER e. co.

a Todd's buildings, adjoining Browns Hotel, o
II Saturday and Monday evening, January pot
and 22d, at o'clock.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF fine English line, mezzotint and other colored AM
plain Engravngs, being the balance of the stock II
trade of William Hayward late of New York. print
seller, deceased consisting of works Of eminent ar
lists after celebrated masters. Among them will be
found
The Reform Bill receiving the Royal assent in the
House OF Lords, with accurate portraits of al
then present, and fac SMILES of the signatures
with key
Lord Brougham in his Chancellors robes, fine
proof before lettering, from private plate
Portrait Of Robert Burns, engraved in the mos
beautiful manner by Cousins, after Nasnyth's
picture Of the same size now in possession OF
Mrs. Burns
Portrait of Benjamin West, Esq, + r. A., after
Sir T. Lawrence's fine India proof
Portrait Of Pope Plus VII, who was present at
the Coronation Of Napoleon
The Departure of the Israelites from Egypt, fine
large mezzotint, after Roberts
The fall OF Jerusalem, fine proof after Wool
worth
Mary Queen of Scots resignng her Crown, after
Hamilton
The Entombment of Christ, after Dietricy
The Spoiled Child, being Portrait of Miss Foote,
Col. Berkeley, and the Hon GRAVITY Berkeley
Her Majesty Queen Victoria, after Chains
Tagioni La Bayadere Poachers Detected
Waiting for the times Sir w Russell at the bat
tie of Zutpin
Murder of lnnocents; Aud Robin Gray; Gull
and Innocence
Sir Joshu. Reynolds Works; Mahommed Shah
of Persia
juliet; Lady Peal; The Courier, or fate of the
Elt cton
Full Cry; The Braggart; Gamekeeper going his
rounds
Cal tive Slave; The Love Letter; Partridge Shoot
ing
Otter Hunting Idle Servant; John Gilpin
Interior of Capuchin Convent, with monks at
devotion
Interior of Convent, with ceremony Of a nun
taking the Veil
Landing of Telemachus and Mentor on Calypso
Isle.
Irish Peasants crossing brook, with many o her
pleasing subjects too numerous to mention here
Also, fine large Music Box, playing six watzes,
gallops, &c, in order
Also several fine cabinet OIL paintings by celebrated
masters; among them, the Last Supper, by Gerard
de la Motif, on panel
And last though not least, beautiful miniature Of
Washington, done in enamel by Birch, cost one
hundred dollars. This is one of the few done by
that artist, and probably the only one for sale in
the States. r. w. DYER g. CO.
jan lS2t