davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

~ MIR. BLAME. (WhigD of Bib and Mr.
TowNEs, Loco of Talbot are announced by their
friends as candidates to fill the vacancy in Congress
from the Sd District of Georgia caused by the re
sguation o.. Mr. PoE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

~ Gosraads hal1, 5kicai,d Soup for he cure ofPn
PIES Ffechles, Taa, sa4i0gne,s plOns snd ali san ~
hlfrinfns q he ony depot ~ WslzersL ls SiofefRyk
p ~. ~ cents case. GrecaE Hair Dye, tegt@f
i.'f.'H h,Hgfi ~ crmsoling Lp- and Chs-zs f5tf
lND..e ut sf'"."'ng 80 ltoss hG.r Without lnuy
~ nv vhhs Tor h-t..fy scattering relnrs. al
n1-hr- from the face Acoustic drop r ct,rL s.,,ss.Ar
&C. Tie above ce.ebmied prHpaniions - Or Oolrssls
are " b. found Ony lbea la mind al 81 ksrs n sur
FROM Broadway.
AsESrs h y. Tuile, Assembly Bgi.dlng. PAlss@lgts
jordan, Mlk-st Boston Carleton c.. Lowell; ".
Springfield Green Co. WOrcester, ayers, Nss.fi.se'
o.rI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

The motion was there.
fore denied BY the Court
On the last day Of the ses-
sion f0r the hesring ofcsus-
IS. riii h5.yry % A> corr
Piaisdaf 70 procure ffr,her
s-aGrif. To- ne h,artEg o.
ne notion a ~ gert Tern q
he CoHr.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

TIE NEw-YoRE Posi- OFFlcr.-lf our eNpc-
renee does form exception 70 that II oar citizens
generally the Clerks Post Office desdryc the thanks
Of the public for the attentive potcucss and unweaed
sssiduty with which they perform their official duties
On many occasions they have given Ms the most crafty
ing proofs Of their disposition to sford - every accom-
mediation consistent with the necessary rules of the Of
fee al whatever sacrifice OF their personal ccnye
nence AMI take great pleasure in bearing Ibis por-
taneous testimony 70 their diligence and fidelity. The
relations Of the Press and the Post Oce somewhat
peculiar. requiring not uafreque ty the performance OF
service. in the latter which the clerk mi hi excuse
himself by a too strict construction II rules which
though good in themselves, yet admit of wise cNceP
tons in iher application. clerk ~ all disposed io bo
csptous might often subject and our aadcrs o. great
annoyance without violating any express rule of ihe Of
nee and even under the cloak OF strict adherence 20
the rules The conduct OF the clerks in the Post ofce
here so tar as we have observed this respect uneN
ceptonable and deserving Of the thanks Of tbs Press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

GROSS INPosITioS.-Our reporter at the Fair on
Saturday, while taking down the Premiums awarded,
was assured that one had been awarded TO Mr.. 4. W.
Be1Hsr Of Brooklyn for superior shirts and beautifully
worked Linen We have the certificate Of the
Clerk that no such Premium awarded. The frsi
Premium for Ready-Nad Linen was awarded TO d. W.
CANFrELD. p Maiden.lane the second to MrCRBRoUw.
ER, lO5 Fultonst Brooklyn. Mr.. Brouwers name should
have appeared in list Of Premiums yesterday instead
Of Mr Renneu's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

~ Thousands az cerircf tes might be- obtained VI NJ
wonderful Magical Pain Estractor soId at n C0rtlani
Tor burns sctd head and all crDpuOns on the skin b1i u
public are cantoned lai they get the genuine 0a
a. 81 COrltnd--L olj Isod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

~ BY late arrangement, Of the Mails which
'eA'e NewioIk Tor different points Of the Hudson we
are compelled to work on portion Of our First Evening
Edition before high Change and Of course before the
Market transactions for Cotton and Produce Of the ssv
are settled Another Edition Of The Tribune goes 10
press o'clock ?. NJ which contains the state Of the
Market up to that hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

- Rheumatism can DO cured Not by anything eGssy
t4e in1iin Vegetable hiAr and Lnimeni al q C1rt.5
which never ia.. ~ cure ne worst fcsses o2j 2ei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

- NATURE SAY Et iNPRprfD ~ ARr when be bal
grows TOO long lire forehead by me- Chinese Hair Es
Gator, AZ n Corands AMI ri M grey haf col0ref
by the East India Hair Dye winch Will not color The go
o48 NeOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

" There city il tl- llon where good muse =
vel appreciated IL Sew-ICrs. The Elhopian Opera
Company nave crowded houses a. tie "A.Lznrs when
they eersay deserve, ~ their sasag se2efsve! ~
csAeat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

FROM COPPER H,RBoR The Illinois broueh
down on Tuesday evening large number Of tie s.
I0ufncrs 10 the mineral zion. Among them We d..
urcd Gen stockton. the superintendent OF the mncrs
anls. and the L. = commissioners 10 investigate "a
complaints Of official misieasance M that country ~.
Agency Office az Copper Harbor has been closed Cor a..
season. and no more locations can be- made unit. i.a
Openn. oi nayi CATION next spring. The meantime y
no doubt be- busy employcdhy the various locsio's n
operators in porcctng their gcmcnis for the cusr
Ing season. The weather We understand is sready p,
~ IN that country, together with some for
variety Detroit Advertiser
FATAL ACCmENT.-Scth W. Pierce q youns
man aged 49, of Boyston. Msss. was killed THURSDAY
Oct 2li by the discharge Of gun which he took into
the field whore he a. work tor the purpose OF shot
ng game He let the gun In some bushes by the side
the held and. when going % hl. dinner took hold Of
hastily by the muzz.e and in drawing 70 towards him
went off, and he received the charge In h. right eye
he has otf widowed mother and brothers aud sister
10 lament his untimely death Boston Atlas
THANKsGIyING.-Ml Monday. Oct 20th has bee,
appointed BY the Mayor Of Charleston for rhanksgy-s
La that city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28
Steamboat Racing.

To tie Editor II The TribHHs
While all must sdnit that steamboat racing carried
merely spo for the purpose Of Increasing the
value Of one boat at snoiher's expense q decidedly
wronr yet the scientific world vii be slow % airn;
that trial Of speed between the Oregon aud Hendrix
Hudson. OF any other boats involving daereni prnci-
pes in their consTucion. IS not II al secessary
doubt whether any one is prouder ban yourself o. the
speed and economy OF the Hudson River steamers yet
YOU must De that this high degree % perfection
has been attained only by the closest investigation Of the
merits Of certain proportions. by actual ira under
circumstances precisely sfnGr-by s,eGnboH rang
The Oregon" IS Of the same width and very nearly
the same in length as the Hudson " o4 OWING % the
roundness Of her bse. her Ines are much easier ne
Hudson on the other hand having r'i'er bottom f's
some Sfe-n inches sss arf1gh q exchange r n' of
Inns OF The OREGON Now here = truth Vel WORN
conteniins for snd : evident fhH ne ofpc ~ i.rl
res which prevailed IN the t~o roces cinno = ~ nt
true although they both advocated WIZ ei-" CON
fdence and aways will be 50 .cr- .aC discussion
left IN the hands OF men pledged g. sustain those iNeo
RES.
II seems 10 me therefore that ,ra The speed OF
those two boats together without passengers would pc
RICH, and desirable and hat proper course "out
De submit the OF he ira o. rlius friends MO
should report the facts az - speed uc performance OF
the machinery. sc
No greater speed q. desired Is setnng 20 De- c-r-
saying Just nova ssyn. too which would just
well have hehtted the times - the - Constitution and
Constellation as the present An Increase Of speed i
desirable - long a. not essentially inconsstgn t with
safety. The day viii ye, arrive when the eighth hour o
day passage the Hudson Will pass as heavily A. ihe
eleventh now does tNsyIRvR.
~ Very good sir Let all passengers be- eN-
cuded for they are unnecessary 10 a fair trial OF
speed. let the guage OF steam be settled before
hand by a compe,en, Board, and Judge on board
each boat to take care that the designated line OF
safety is never overpassed. and we have no obiec
ton to trial Of speed. if the parties desire IT, But
LEI none such take place on a regular advertised
trim ed T'rib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

" W. NAVE sEEN rus spL4.DID STOVE PoifsH a. 3
mar purpose. o13 ae0i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28
lDeferredl

~ The EcentHg Post is once more requested,
urged dared to give its readers table of the pr'ces
in July 43, and at this time, respectively in this
CITY Of the several articles enumerated by it on Fri
dav as charged with various duties under the pre-
sent Tariff Let us have the alleged duty per cent.
the price when the Tariff was lowest, and the pre-
sent price OF each article, and then we may see how
each has been affected by the duty high or low.
Let US see how much the foolscap writing paper
has been enhanced in price by the '97 per cent
duty. the sad irons hators' and tailors' irons by
the 20 to 50 per cent the salt by 'lO6 to 40
per cent the cheap calico by the 100 per cent
the coarse flannel by 100 per cent and so on.
-By-and by we shall see how those who abuse
popular ignorance by asserting that cheap Silks are
heavy and dear ones ligh, will go to work to cor
rect the various defects they claim TO detect in the
Tariff And they grumble at the low duty "a
per cent on Gold Watches, Diamonds, Gems, &c.
made low simply because high duty such
tcles would lead TO their introduction by smsggling
we shall see how they better ii. III They LEI Il
stand in their bill reported to the last Congress
~ The Southern Rgormcr, the LOco-Foco
State paper of Mississippi has the following notices
in iuxtaposition under its Editorial head
- NEw list of runaway negroes, in the paper Of
next week.
.'WE are compelled for want OF room, to omit the
lis If pubic candidates in the state Next week. we
shall insert the list properly amended, as heretofore
promised.
Hope the gentleman don't mean to insinuate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

NtsHt.IEO - CURE. 0R SO Pay.-The Have Lsi
mel1 ifd Dam Of China, 10 cure the Pile, al u Cor,s o
H. ox8 ls0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28
MIR. Hcrnisz's Lecture on China NJ the society
Library.

Lectures are things of such common occurrence
nova days and so many have failed who lacking
either the knowledge or the ability. have attempted
them that il is almost rs difficult a matter for per
son who is stranger 10 US to attract respectable audi
tory respectable we mean far numbers con
corned) has proved the attemp, to discover pas
sage 10 the poles. Mr.. STANIsLAs HKRNrsz has come
among u.s. an entire stranger with nothing TO recon.
mend him save his own merits, and the nature II the
subject which he has chosen and which ia one o. il
almost needless 10 say. exceeding interest. 80 little
comparatively is known of China here that il may fairly
be dcnominated an unknown country OF is lave iis
literature and language. we have heretofore had no
definite information and for the simple reason that
the difficulty Of suunOuntng the peculiar idom which
charscterzes the tongue Is e. great AS almost 10 pre-
rluie the possibility Of mastering H.
Mr. HERNIsZs remarks were principally upon the 10
eraiure and language OF China He said that those whom
ace term Chinese 90 I 1 recognize such term among
Themselves. The wor, China was originally applied hy
the llindOOs. through whom il transmitted 90 the
Portuguese and necessarily The true title OF the
Country s Central Nation II Is likewise known by
another name the English Interpretation Of which i
"JHGu Hidrcu '-iNfrdly. the FIRST Country ln the
world Mr. IiERNrsZ went on 10 say thr there
eral different dialects spoken the prevalent tongue be-
Ing such 10 be understood by natives only ami has
yet been overcome ly any other This IL spoken
ao seihor in Nsnkin which being the seat OF learning
and refinement furnishes example 20 the whole king
dom. Mr. II also read several extracts from Chinese
writers and prominent portion OF Commissioner Inns
original proc amaiion 20 the English residents spec
OF his style of cOmp0ston-which i mixture OF
the mperous and the persuasive In the course Of the
evening the lecturer exhibited the Chinese implements
Of writing-conssiing Of a oi dark wood.
tainisg the materials for making Ink which BY their pro-
is done in few minutes, and the hair pencil with
which they their Characteristic direction Of the
writing being from ghi 10 left from top bottom OF
the parchment used by them for that purpose
Nh HERNIsZs lecture is wei written and his style Of
delivery coSrec; and pleasing lie has OF course.
serious obstacle overcome the pronunciation Of
Jar guage being himself foreigner but this wear- oil
after while, and becomes hardly noticeable - be pro
crosses
pleasure Of requesting and publishing portions o
Mr. HERNiszs most excellent dissertation.
IL is within the power Of al readers however. 70
Judge for themselves, ii vii be repeated on Wednes-
day evening next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

~ The Only scientific and sure article To- color ths Lei
n Corr amidst 90 lsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

In May last Levy, Loco, was elected by large
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

AGRiCrrruRF Chemung county Arm
tnr. society recently held he Annual Fair he prces
iu.s ~ which were very Interesting Prom the rep.-.
0f the grain committee We learn that fYr spccimers y.
Corn were exhibited s 90 good quality averaging from,
lO7f % l2l i6.}2 bushels per acre oi which Nil.,
Hoffman. oi Emra. raised 70 bushels per Are. LIS
Nile Nynk0op oi Chemung. raised 1885 bushel. t.-
acre Samuel Leyorch of Southport. raised lOii bu.b
els per John l.. smith OF Southport raised 49,
bushels per acre
We slso earn from the report OF the committee On q,
rcuiure. that Mr. Charles Cook Of lisvsns raised !,
one OF meadow land tons 1870 b. OF hay and On
= and 30 rods OF land 6tons 1850 lhs or fraction ovs-
> TO the acre, Of good well cured Timothy and Glover
Hay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

~ scHEscEs PULNOsic syRoP b. = certain remedy q
he cure o. Dyspepsia, Liver Comp.ant COlds, C0sss
ana d seases ~ le Lungs. Any calling al he oi's
~ CofLanf-st can obtain tgratsl a pamphlet EF1s
luii aescnpl " he above dissases reference y
n-HDef persons d nzh standing TIA! have been cured
the USE Of li.ls medicine.
Beware u spurious limitations To obtain he pure g.
ne, Unauthorized Pumonic syrup 20 directly ~ lhs p'
pnrtOrs ONCE, No 4 COrland-.t y. Y
Please remember 4l =. ,. Becku4n i no longer az 81
% rhine, and the proprietor ~. 20. be- responsible 0f 81
med cine purchased 81 i'm A. hs 40 longer ses iDs ga
lie scfcaCk's PsmOllc syrup.
olOu az J. II. sCHEycK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

WIZ this we leave Goo.
ers. &c. 70 the eon,emp, snc
who can easily see how bar
City, wl,aou! me necessity Q
step.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

Mr. hudson, G's counsel.
states in the article com.
planned Of
lar. That he motion for n
junction agGiEsi Day has not
bern made"
%. Wan ne MOTION va.
frs, brss1h ~ BY re con
Diaiarn, RE 1lfsndanf c1.
no; ready Tor a k>ariH9 upon
ti> pcp,r rtich n then lad
And the Court thereupon
granted the delendsn, as 4
favor 10 farther days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

" Among the awards Of Silver Medals al the
Fair WAS The following. omitted by mistake in our lis,
Green Brook Mil, n J. for two bundles Of Binders
Boards Manufactured BY Lougboi;om s Co. equal 70
any imported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

BLOODY AFFRAY Al BENTON MISS. Some dGysago
dreadful airay occurred at Benton Miss. between sam
ueI Swisher keeper of the Eagle Hotel. and Col T. A.
killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28
WING NOMINATIONS.
sfate-FOR SENATOR'S

sfate-FOR SENATOR'S
Dist LUTHER BRADIsH. New.York
." H-CORNELIUs WARREN, Putnss.
IIL-WN. II. VAN SCHOONHOvEN, Rens.
V.-JAMEs G.. HOPKINS, St Lawre4ee
V-JOsHUA a. SPENCER, Oneida
vL-LORENZO DANA, Aiegany.
vIL-JOHN VI. HOLLEY, Wayne.
"vllL-GIDEON HARD. Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28
NHV r D'' E'I|'II Y I7I-
NORRIS FRANKLIN.

FOR ASSEMBLY
DAVID II. OGDEN, ELLIS POTTER,
HAMILTON FISH, Il. =. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM HALL, CLARksON CROLIUs,
A. X. LAWRENCE, MORGAN MORGAS-,
PETER -. TITUS, JAMES KELLY,
x. q, BALDWIN, WIN. EDMONDS,
JOHN A. MAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

PHss-WHy sCfFgR,-IIIy7s Lln.nenf al n Cosistl
~ i a sure cIre o2j .tr1.
~ Sugar Coated Plls, a Il con.andst At % ss.'
. per box ol, liri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28


PHtL0s's CHEMICAL HAN ISvfc0Rsros z. Pa
Sill cannot reflan rom scxnOSie gi1g he ines ln'
benefits Which have received from g-lns your Cha
Balseu .9r he hair l. elecls n ny were a.
msgira, % laFng impaired strength ADD Vlgor ~ a. -
Nligl before lad been Hess, lrslIg grey and fslsf
To hose similarly stcled feel great confidence IN &C.
n.eul.ng yylf lcom parsb- .nYell0n- You are o. -
% ny name 10 c)1lec.lDn wiki y aid Indeed r.,
duty due yOlr,ef and h- public. bal should ls -
llllrnce pOs---s % bring h into general u a. 90
Yoars trrly, ROBT. D. HOLNEsv
Nsw-Icrz, o. o. f3i. Attorney, 10 Ws..-sIh J.
~ sna PosiOe. iof ssle Corl.and-sL % per ,oi
warranted genuine.
TS'- Tie public are hereby cautioned against Ne ~
fey.ce rrsor.oc " by certain young nan 10 osrs -
name lasen0tl.og ~ 10 with L-m las BE- - =
tercs, On, knoWedg ~ " ny business wlafeyer u.
base and pgeILe efforts though ordinarily hsrmess cno.
are eycrl.ly lLscntea ~ create ialse Impressioo -
require 10 ai respect, Sufficient ao.ce 10 pui ue az
u. their lart against he lnygryll cOrsed -ces -
,l.ay Lac deep Lon +. ). BEEkMAS. al CofLans~
BEEsMAS's ORIGINAL GENUINE PvLsosic srsVr-'
celebrated remedy FOR lie cure u Consumption ",
Colgts. Diseases Of he Lungs, LAYER COs9.sn' ss ~
peps.s can be bad - 1sq4l. 10 o4d esta0lsae OBJ
The proprietor. No ~ Csr.Andst one doof es''. -
eorper Of GrssowicAsl "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

The usually well informed Washington cores
pondeni of the Baltimore Patriot has the following
paragraph;
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-15
FARMS FOR SALE,

A THREE very beautiful Farms, containing 100
%;nIM acres, situated the banks of the river Poto-
IGs. adjoining Mount Vernon the late residence of
General Washington, in Fairfax Co., Virginia. These
Farm susceptible OF the most productive cultivation, by
means ofwhch has furnished abundant supply
the spot. They portion of the celebrateds Gunson
Estate, and will be sold for $3.50 per
One Farm containing 186 of land OF the first quail
ty in Toga CO.. York, with good dwelling Houses
Barns Sheds, &C. abundance of choice fruit, and
healthy spot any in America. This farm, stock, and
farming utensils for $3000
Farm containing l54 of very excellent land, very
favorably located in Harmony Chautauque Co., N. Y.
There is good dwelling House. Barn, &C. This is pleas
ant healthu location and property with which the pu
chaser fail be pleased One thousand pounds of
sugar are made annually this place. 1t is offered with
all the farming dairyng, and sugarmaking utensils for
sl5O0-two thirds of which may remqn on interest any
length of time.
Ii any body purchase Farm, large or SMALL
good or Indifferent dear cheap, far off, for cash
credit they be accommodated by nqurng OF JOHN
MILTON EARLE, Worcester or at the Real Estate Mark
et 81 Wall Street, New York. of
Aug 25 If ARNOLD BUFFUM & co.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-15

JOHANNES RoNGE ARRESTED AND TRIED
On the 9Th of September, about O'Clock in
the morning, Ronge about leaving Breslau
(the capital of Silesa) for Brieg where he was
to hold service for the last tme-which occa-
sion was looked up to with great anxiety by
great many people, when he was suddenly and I'M
expectedly arrested and brought before the Pre-
sident of the Police. From the particulars Of the
event, as given in some German paper, it appears
that Ronge was stopped according to an order
from the highest authorities. The officer of the
Police first stated to Ronge that he was at liberty
to hold service only in his community but that he
had to obtain special permission for so doing else
where. Then the question was asked of him,
whether he had chosen of his own accord pub
lie place for service in Haberstadt while church
had been offered him for the purpose ?-and
whether he had concluded his sermon with the
words, ''Rome must fall - Ronge replied, with
regard to the former question, that he chose the
public place with the consent of the public au-
thorties, as the church was found too small for
the number of attendants and in reference to
the latter question: he returned that he had used
those words, which, however, could be under
stood properly only in connection with his SER
mon that he had previously spoken of the su-
perstiion prevailing in Rome, and which was
based upon ignorance that superstition could no
more exist; that in this sense of the expression,
Rome, the protectress of superstition, could not
avoid tailing.-N. Y. ScHnelIpost
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-15

"A CONVERTED HEATHER AMBAssADoR.-
The POfgneSion, Sandwich Island newspaper
gives striking account of the literary and relir-
ious character Of Haalilio, who recently accompa-
hieu rev Mr Richards as joint Ambassador for
forming treaties with Great Britain. France and
the United States, and who died in the tripmnbs
OF Christian faith on his return voyage
but lew days after we embarked from the
islands, says Mr. Richards, 'sas Haalillo opened
MS trunk, | noticed the Hawaiian Bible LAYING in
IT. winch ne took and began to read. This prac-
nce he followed till his frame was too weak to
follow it longer. Few if any DAYS passed. excent
when actually travelling or engaged in important
business, In which he was not seen reading that
precious book, few days previous to his death
ne told me he had read it twice through in course
since ne left the islands, besides all his nciden-
tal reading. Besides the scriptures he read much
in other books of a religious character, though
his reading was by no means confined to, nor was
it principally religious books"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-15
Real Estate Market, 81 Wall-st., NY

"a A MONG the thousand FARMS which we have de.
SnA n scribed our Regsterwe especially invite the
attention those who wish to buy Farms, which
very good and the time very cheap to The follow
ing:
lst-Conains 225 Of Land of the first quality, in
high cultivation fruit Of the best kinds, with
living running through it good dwelling House
three Barns &c. handsomely situnted in Morrisvie
the county of Madison County, N. " 20 miles from
Utica. Price $685..
2d-5OO acres in Fairfax Co.. Virginia, the banks of
the Potomac River adjoining the beautiful estate of Mount
Vernon, the late residence of President Washington
Price $3.50.
3d-A beautiful Farm l54 oexcelent Land with
choice fruit good buildings and very avoraby located in
Harmony, Chautauque Co., N. w. will be sold with farm
ing and sugar making and darying utensils for $500.
G-y For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worcester, or the subscribers in New York.
Aug IL. ARNOLD BUFFUM & co.