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The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-02-01
R R @ iu T. A Ii
p ACK EFT.
The ne'o light draught STEINER
YAHOBW2EIA

ANKRIM MASTER,
Will run as u regular Jacket BOAT,
this season, between the difiernt ports
on the TALLAHATClilE river, and
New Orleans.
She is entirely new, having been
completed but few weeks, her stan
ding as may be seen by calling on
board is A, No. /. 1t is conceded bg
all who have seen her, that she is adj
mirably adapted TO the navigation oil
the TALLAHATClliE RIVER.
She can cary about 1000 bales OF
cotton, and make trips with as much
/ speed and safety as any boat IN this
trade, Her charges for freight or pas
sage, will be regulated by custom.
Public patronage is respectfully so
llciled For freight or passage, apply
on board or TO a. w ARMSTRONG ag'
February 1915, III.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-02-01
List of Letters,

ID emainirg in the Post Office at Pa
Il noIa, Mississippi, on the 3oth of
December, A. d. 1914; which, if not ia
ken ont by the 30th of April, next
will be sent to the General Post Office as
dead letters.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-02-01
WIN. S. KEITH.
r Y. ROCKETT.
Pamela Dec, Il, 1914.

EANOLA Dec, II, IoHf'
As will appear from our head, we
have changed the name OF our paper
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-02-15

TER RMs, THE Apvtnrisrs viii We issuesl reg.
ularly every sniufduy,af Sl so IN a,Ivn os
in every instance. No subWfipu " b. rc.
cie,e Tor a lees period tuh ti1 months.
ADvpnrrgtm, Sls viii &c ohMtgssdA NJ The rate nl
oyl poLLAR per squire, ltrn lines or IcssI for
the fret Insertion, and h|ty censs for each
continunhcc. fF W
Announcing cnndihntes for object ten for Stnie
aud FIVE for Comfy ihsafiahly in advance
Tho ASH will be required Tor nlI job work
whe' delivered ~ this rule will be strictly oh
served ~. Z go W. u ,.
Letters addressed to this ofhct business,
mnst be poS paids OK they might, not be ~.
ar Adyerti'cmerlts should b. marked with
tho number sk gA ~ ~ ssA nxt "
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-02-15
COLUMBIA, Tenn, Jan 30.
DEPARTURE or THE PRESIDENT.

The President elect, JAMES X Polk, and
family, left his residenc in this plare on Tues
day last foH Washington. Col Knox Walk.
er Che private Secretary Of the Presiden,) and
several oiher tf the Presidents friends Will &C
HIM to the Federal city. A large
numb Of the citizens of old Msury aud the
Presidents neighbors convened on he occa
sirns to take their affec'ionate leave OF the man
whom III y, together with their fellow citizens
of The Union, have selected as their Chief
Magistrate for The next four years. The NEE
iings and partings on The occasions presented an
affecting scene.-- Democrat.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-02-15
RcHMoxn January 70, 1915
NO SENATOR ELEC TED!x .THEJOINr
ORDER BROKEN ~ Tile WHIGs OF
THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES

ORDER BROKEN w Tile WIGS OF
THE HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.
The Wigs woud not come up 10 The
scratch yesterday, and undertook to adjourn,
whilst tie Senate were ready to 90 inio the
execution ofihe joint order. They adjourned ~
the very face Of itc' Senate, and thus brke up
HE jtint order, contrary 70 The almost uniform
stream ol prccedents This oplrage upon the
coureses, which were due 10 he Senalc, was
committed, because they found that they were
about 10 be defeated, and Dcmocrt,c Senator
won d have been elected tocarry out The wishes
|sf COCO majority Of The p ope Of Virginia,
pronounced at The polls in November last
The Hhigs had originally determined to 60
into the election yesterday. They hal fixed
lon their own period--but tw6of their men were
absent. whilst one If The Democrats wac, and
They avai ed themselves II this excuse 10 escape
| from their own Joint resolution Ye,if eyely
member Of both Hhuses had been present, the
Wng- c, I'D not have elected their candidate;
| for, Mr.. Wood Of Ezideih City had old The
Wing Caucus on Tuesday night he should vote
for II. n Hunter, Democrat; and Mr. Bill
lups If Mathews and M,ddlesex, in the spirit
ot the Representative, who obeys the instruc
tons Of his peope, would, in all probability,
have voted for the Democratic candidate
What now becomes OF the taunts and the char.
|ees ofihe Richmond Wing! Who are now the
Who ate ,hsy who prevent The
Ieiec ION Of aU $. Senator! Who are TN y
that breakup ajant order, submitted b. them
|seives--and vusie all ordar and precedent,
rahcr than carry out the will of TIE peop'e by
|e'ecring Democratic Senator! Il is--tse
Wigs II ether party be the revolutionary
org saizcrs-if eitlier party deserve the sneers
and censnres of their Wing, il il The Wings
Iofihe House Of Delegates.
They have put every hing now at sea- and
~ II iha rncaiped opiniaI nf in;Ril lgani .aen cf
both parties. that no Senator viii be elected
this winter. Fur one, we would cheerfuy j ia
issne with the Wings, and appeal once more TO
the people. Before ,hss irihunal,we are will
ling 10 appeas--and by lis verdict we are wiling
TO abide.
Il is understood that WIN. G. Rives was the
nominee Of the Wings caucus. Mr.. Hunter
as nominated bN NJ. S'ovall as the Repub.
lean candidate ,--Eeqairer.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-02-15
FEBRUARY rs, Isl5.

dom. IN.
X Too details " ils 'afid nc mol yci competed,
and foms Incidental qpesliyI's remain 10 bc ~.
fancfd. ft.
-fhlI jisposc ofshrse matters as coon ~ poa.
able. IN order 10 raneIoli HE treaty, and aIlihr
correspondence, and various oilcf particulars ~
tho ncgolaiiop IN scnscn, 4 possiblc. 10 DO laid
before the Senate at Tho opening Of Tho next
essionnf Congrcss ~
lar, wihrrea' fsrret', your ot, dent servant.
Hon. JonN NELSON SO. q. CUSHING.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-02-15
TREATY WIrH CHINA.

TREATY WITH CHINA.
T e Treaty with thr United States and Chi
ma being yet upder the seal of confidence, which
has been removed from The greater part Of The
Documents communicate With the Treaty to
the Senate. we have selected from those docu
ments f,r immediate publication the following
paper. which, for all pr .cicaI uses, will be more
interesting 10 our. readers than even the treaty
Itself, because il gives our Minister'S own view
Of the character and bearingof the treaty
Nat Int.
From Mr.. C Cishing 10 ths Secretary n State
Macao, July s, 1s44.
SIR: L havesthe honor u enclose to you
copy Of the treaty Of Wang Hiya,as signed on
the 81 inst.
Oa.s mining this document, youwi find,
IN the first pacerthat, in the description, ofihe
contracting parties, the language Of the stipu
lations, and the mnde Of execution, the style Of
perfect equality beiweenthe United States and
Clina has been sedul susy obseryed and | may
add, hat this has been carefully attended % IN
the Chinese as well as III she Eagi-h doplis ate
o! The treaty.
You will perceive, IN the second place, tha,
this trea contains many provisions winch are
no, embraced either in the English treaty cf
Marking, Or in ,hetrealy supplementary there
10, whcl comprehends the tariff aud the com "
mercial regulations
Isl. The tariffs amended, BY The reduc.
stun-ufrng uusTFyUu some afssc!Es UT Anseffran-
production, and BY fixing, with srsaler precs-
ioD, what goods are c0niraband, OK su.j CT os
monopoly.
There is nothing 10 the English irea les to
limit the power ofihe Emperorin the exclusion
Of articles Of import or export.
Thus he might render all commercial pripi-
legas nugaorv, by prohibiting the exploration
OF tea and slik, aud the impuri alton ofcoton or
cotton fabrics; or he NIGH ohsfrnct the com
merce in these or any other articles, by making
them the sulj jacts Of close monopoly, as il new
the case with salt.
Thisis guarded against IN The treaty Of Wang
Iliya, by making the OH cts ofcon,rabAni and
MN poly matter of stipulation between Tbs
iWo Governnents And no madlfra'cns Of
the Tariff are 10 be made withuus The consent
OF the United States.
2,d. BY the English treaies, the Consul is
security tor the payment ofduties, and Is bound
20 prosecute for all attractions of he revenue
laws q Chtna. TINS IS TO transfer 10 the Brit
isll Gsv ernment the Office and responsibility o
paying duties, which Involves much Of reuula.
ton and OF form in the prosecution Of trade
which experlence has already shown 10 be in
convenient TO the subjects as we'll as the Gov
ernmen, oi Great Britain. All this is avoided
in the treaty Of Wang Hiya, by making the du
ties payable in cash, whlchisperfectly aceepta
BILE 10 the merchant, and in accordance with The
course OF business ia Chna.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-02-15
CONVERSATIONS.

4 Bill-"Iiave you gol dollar, SAINT
Sam mo, hain't. Ball, that's fact-if i
would save your life. = y. NJ w.
Bill. -nCaUse Jim Thorn wanted me 10 pay
you one, and I've got nothin' smaller than ! ts0o.
I SAND, ah-- Well perhaps can fnd just
one, come 70 think Of il, that didn I spend this
mornin' for wood =
Sam searched his wallet, found his dollar, and
handed il TO Bill. s
Bill.-( Quitting the dollar ID his pocket Well
now, that's clever--I' hand you the tiDo ,be very
next time we meet, If happen to have 90 much
On hand-Ive got one towardsit any how. -
Prov. Gaz.
.vVillianl," said . carpenter 10 his apprentice.
I'm going away 2, day, and want youto grind I'll
u, sir
The carpenter came home Il night. "Wil.
liam. have yon ground all the tools right shaSp:"
4sAll hut The handsd0," eaid Bill, couldn't get
quite M the gaps out Of that"
Gro w. IRvINc. sometime minister TO the
Cont Of Spain, and pow residing q Paris, has
published letter in reply 70 the attacks of John
1 Quiacy Adams upon him.
THE CuBA HuRAIcAEB.--A subecFipfica has
bean opened il Madfid fof the su6srese ~ the
!, |hurricane'in Cnba. Queen lsshells ssbser'bed
! $50, 600 reals.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-02-15

FrRE IN NAsHvILLs.- From tho Nashville
Whlg, extra, Of the 2lst uIt.wo copy The FOL.
lowing particulars Of destsuctivc6ts Ia Nash.
vile: s IA -
81 A FIRE broke out at daylight this morning, in
) frame building on Market, adjoining thu cor.
ner Of Broad street, which soon extended 10 the
block III brick stores on Broad and Market own.
cd by Gen. Lollicoffer. The whoe block WIS
destroyed, with the exception of the walls. Tho
stores were occupied az follows;
4 Jphn r. Hill, Groceries. partially savcd irsu.
rance BY The Nashville Co. 80 500
Catron y Stephenson, dry goods, saved
without material damage; insnrance by the
Nashville ca. Ss ssA.k ~ .@g s y
w. N. Hawkins r. Co, Dry Goods, saved
without material damage; insurance BY the
\ A D. Berry, Dry Goods, saved without ma
tsral I, damage; insurance blythe Mcrchan,s'a nd
The euild'uss insured ~ s5eoo " she Ten
lnessee Co gks@Ss sa sAs ss
But for .hs absence Of regular organized
Fire Companies, the whole property might have
been saved. We hope the warning will not bo
lost upon our citizens, who, in years past. were
cont 10 take pride ID sustaining a. Efficient
i Fire Department.
The whole loss ofthe underwriters will not
probably exceed $4,000.
The Washington Correspondent Of the Balti.
more American notices Col. Benton's remarks
/ in s'he Senate on Monday--and ssys that hc
"dsappoted all who heardit, on account Of i,s
trevily." We confess, too, we are agreeaby
disappointed, BY the tone Of then--if we MY
trust The sketches in the National lnieIligencer
and Madisonian They are calm, uninpassior.
led, conciiaiory--w what they ought 10 have been.
We regard them too as decided il their char
acter-- gong for annexation ia q spirit Of com.
promise, which must ensure il success ia the
Senate not scarefuIIy non.commaa,, "a the
HaItiinore Correspondent Intimately though
rnry tnay ~prUve nfucn ptvpsexlng sus7ss--
enemies than bis friends" THE, OF course, s
no objection 10 us-and we say, once for all.
that, though we did not approve Col. 3 3 bill,
nor the character Of his speeches, yet, If he
will carry out the calm and compromising spirit
Of his last Mondays speech, and assist to secure
Us Texas, we will be the first to honor him
Enquirer.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-02-15

+ 4E4 =
The Boston Post puts the fooing strong case
ANOTHER WARNING TO WIG MANU-
FACTURERS AND THE OPPONENTS
OF TEXAS-FREE TRADE.
In the message Of President Jones, just sent
to the Texan congress, he recommends that
Texas adopt reciprocity system Of free trade
with all nations, which will introduce her col
ton free Of duty!
/. There iyou have.it. gentlemen protectinnists!
While you are quarrelng about high tari1s and
home markets. and joining The cisunlon'sis 70
keep oul Texas, the three ibid cord ls twisting
that is TO hang your restrictive polcy as high a.
Haman on hls own gallows. The Edlnburg
Review and the British Minister cay that Eng
land must have sourceto supply her cotton
where she can, IN return, have tree market.
That is strand No. The BRUSH manufac-
turers are knocking at the door OF Parliament
/ to take the daty of Of raw cotton. That y
STRAND No. 2. The Texan Congress ls aoon'
Ito make reciprocal treaty with England "a
take her goods tree, If he VIII take l'exan cot
|ton tree. That is strand No. 3 II only re-
lquires delay Of year OF so IN annexation
aud the three strands will be twisted together
and ,her, as the Edioburg Reviews Gays, Eng
! land wiH hare our market in spite Of ne leg'
!, islatios al Washington!
Il EThe editor Of the Eagle dscourses as fol-
lows ia reference TO the late summerset 9
Messrs Foster and Bsown on the annexation
Question:
q Messrs Fosane and Brown, and the Wings Q
& ,lTenneseee gell Tally, were not opposed to IN!
annexa lion Of Texas sper se, "but were "per Sc
lin favor Of IL whenever it could be done with
|out involving the national honor, and the coun
! 10 dishonorable circumstances hav
become recently changed h many points 9
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-02-15

FfRE IN NAsHvILLs.-Ffom tho Nashville
Wing, extra, ofthe 21st uIt.swe copy tho fol.
loving particulars ofa dosssuctivctfs ia Mash.
vttl...
The New York herald., 1845-07-30
vOIGTLAENDEK's

DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
A ARRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother rin-
- law Mr. Voightaender Vienna enable the subscribers
sell those Apparatus at reduced rates, viz
Largest size Apparatus, with three inch lenses for full
plates, at Sl45.
Medium Apparatus, with inch lenses for half
plates, at S78
Small size Apparatus with andahaf inch lenses, for
quarter size plates at $50
Gentlemen sending remittances in accordance with the
above rrces depend upon receiving the Vogt
laeder Apparatus, and worthless aed article they
having procured the sole agency for the United States
Plates and Chemical Of their well all
other articles connected with their for sale
market prices w. A. f. LANGENHElM.
Philadelphia Exchange.
Referring the above advertisement the subscribers inform
the DAGUERREAN Artists general the above Apparatus
other materials be procured the stated prices their
Daguerrean Attelier No. POI Broadway, New York
jy3 m*rc LANGENHEIM 4 BECKERS.
The New York herald., 1845-07-30
KNAPP'S
INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER

1NDIAN h.
THESE PLASTERS prepared for pains and weakness
back breast, side limbs bruises, srains &C., and for
asthmatic affections and Group children, will
give immediate and soothing relief.
They will also be found highly beneficial for complaints Of
the Liver, Lungs and Kidney.
Persons Of sedenta habits whose business requires them
chest pain the side breast will find relief by
ing Of these Plasters.
With regard the efficacy of these Pasers nothing
said they carry with them their recommendation
the being remarkably low, sufficient inducemen 70
those afflicted to give them trial
The proprietor confident that by the great and increasing
for these Pases the popularity which they have obtain
ed solely by their merits and the universal satisfaction
which they have given that they to
others in
No pains spared in making them adhesive and pabe
possible and in rendering them free from all those objections
which Of complaint the ordinary pasters Of the
day.
those Pases need but trial give every satisfaction
sired
Be sure and Knspps Indian Strengthening Plaster
his signature the back Of EACH None others
Made only by r. B. KNAPP and sold wholesale
his Medicine Warehouse No 362 Hudson street. door below
King street New York Also for sale by the Druggists gene
ralv Price . and 10 "a each ms 2meod
The New York herald., 1845-07-30

CARPETING.
454 PEARL STREET.
L CARPET WARE ROOMS, No. i54 Pearl street former
the public entire stock Of Cspetng bought for
the spring trade Of which exceedingly rich Of de-
signs aad s sew sHiS sETs EAPTfss h
srs. kIDMiSsfEEk MhiF;sfEE s;ni TAREE Ply,
supERFINE FINE k''s nNb sIaaaSM G1SMMoN INGRAM
CARPETING,
OF every variety and description.
Rugs Druggets Table and Piano Covers, Worsted Tuted
and Jue Mats Oil Cloths heavy and in gea, vsfetes
from TO "a feet wds together with all other articles usually
found in the trade The public requested TO call an exmiae
0ur''0eS before paf'h''i JEFFERSON HUMPHREY,
m2o 2m~m "a rcad s''cet :
RATS, MICE, COCKROACHES. FLIES, BED
BUGS, &c.
THE following certificates % thousands, give the
public idea of the usefulness of the various
tions, viz -
with Cockoachs and application four weeks ago, has
'''N' 1''e'sN CHS. MOUNT
have used Dr. Fs preparation extermnae nice
and have wonderfully succeeded in clearing them from
lSignedj JOSEPH GUTENAN
m slain es have been
ed IN fouIdays out OF curiosity. v> sr,,os.u,~,
The hsbass been cleared from o hes;s @ q sa:on
The yard in the the Courier and Enquirer Office has
been for years infested by and single application has
effectually destroyed them.
caution ans the jealous limitations and my genu-
me preparations for sale by Dr. Mno Broadway
and John Johnson, vroom Fowler, 3Couand
and Chas Ford, Of Fourth and Wooster street, Co
Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, "a Liberty.
jy7 lmeod+ec near William street
The New York herald., 1845-07-30

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
On and after lith June, l845.
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Train-81 A. NJ daily, Sundays excepted stopping
at Farmngdale and st. Georges Manor.
Aceommodaon Tran-sh A. and r M fof Farming
Accommodation Train NJ for Greenpor daily Sundays
excepted stopping jamaica Branch Hempsead and Hicks
viii and all the stopping places between Hicksve and
Greenport.
From Greenport Depot
Boston Train daily Sundays excepted 12z o'clock NJ
or on the arrival of the steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation Train-At AM, daily, Sundays excepted
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Fdrmngdaie Depot
Accommodation Train 6A A. NJ and 21z P. NJ. daily Sun
days excepted for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From jamaica Depot
Extra Train IA p NJ daily Sundays excepted for Brook
lyn and intermediate places.
The Boston Trains stop only Famingdae and ST. Georges
Manor
The Accommodation Trains stop re following places
the road going both ways receive and deliver passcn
The New York herald., 1845-07-30

HARTWELL'S
~ SHIN q TON HOUSE,
223 Chestnut street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET NEXT To THE

ABOVE SEVENTH STREET NEXT TO THE
+. sl.s MASONIC HALL,
PHILA ELPH1A
W Baths lust lnrodncsd-Warn and Cod-in fine apart
ments--for both ladies and gentlemen je2s imsec
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut Street, between 9th and 7th streets,
,,, .,r . PHILADELPHIA.
ME oubSCHlBERS respectfully inform their friends and
The travelling public theyhave taken the above house (or
mery known as the Marshall House aud have made extensive
alterations asd improvements its interior having spared
expense 70 render Of the pleasant aud
houses n the cy The paors the chambers
id large and well arranged The furniture entirely Its
OF public amusement and convenient to the depo OF the
Southern, Western and Northern routes
tables VIII be supplied with all the delicacies of the
carefully selected - - ''N-
popetors hope by their experience
~ the business To give satisfaction those who may favsr
them with their patronage.
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & co.
James Bag 'ey, (late OF Jones' Hotel.)
Henry c. Mackenzie formerly OF the Washington House
Peter l.. Fergusoa
July lst 1916 jy3 smsec
The New York herald., 1845-07-30
dOLIAN HARPS.

d.Ol4IAN HARPS
N INNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
1NColeman's olian AachmeDtto the Panoorte for the
eatre United States texceptng Massachuses
the publ that they prepared supply Panofortes
wit this improvement attached attach the any
modern made horizontal anootes In regard to the durability
OF thus Inventions q. prepared satisfy pre-
JUDGED mind their critical examination experience
warrant them ~ the assertion that the olisn will
tune IN climate and will be affected by transitions
OF atmosphere The satisfactory given with
each instrument
The public invited examine the oan Pianofortesn
at their ware-ro0m No $40 Broadway opposite the Park
where also be found OF and Octave
Panotortes both rosewood and mahogany
QE00 REWARD-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE-
WCOO Po the cure OF GonorshGa elects Structures and
analogous complaints Of the organ OF generation
Ofa remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
IS the most certain.
lt makes speedy and cure, without the least
cton to diet drink exposure or change application bu
sness.
Wegve long quackish recommendation to deceive the
public 1.-THE medicine does speak for ITSELF shall
eakfor H. Our object notify where be had and
the proprietor challenges single of Gonorrha
be brought IN which the Mixture will effect rapid
der a forfeiture Of $500.
setyhgh low, rich and poor matrimonial and single They
here presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the least the shortest possible
Further the disease connot be contracted IL dose oe Mix
ture is taken at night going 10 bed when exposed.
1t bottles with full directions accompanying
VI bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally
For sale only at VIM H. Minors 1872 Broadway, corner Of
John opposite Franklin House, New York. Mr. Barry
OF Chestnut and Seventh Philadelphia; and
~ Smiths 1888 Washington Boston, "a Canal ~
Orleans: aud 30 Main street Cincinnati jus lm+ec
The New York herald., 1845-07-30

Stages readiness arrival of Trains the several
Stato take low Fares TO all parts
Island
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot of Whitehall
street receive Baggage for the Trains 20 minutes be-
fore the hour ofstarting from the Brooklyn side.
Kockaway Baggage taken Crates. ju1Orc
The New York herald., 1845-07-30
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per
copy-S % per annum--payable in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Price st cents
per copy-SS ia cents per annumpayable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices--always
cash in advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
y- All letters communications by mail add -essed
to the establishment must be post paid the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money remitted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR THE NEw YosE HEsALp EsrAB
Nor'hwes. crrnsr Of Tnltnn and Nassau strAats
The New York herald., 1845-07-30
COLMAN'S
LIT + ARY SA LOON,

a
BEA UTIFUL PAIN TTNGS,
No. &O3 Broadway, New York.
MAXJMlLIANS Great and Splendid work, being HIS
lvl through the United States illustrated with Eighty En-
Cravings, sficr the of drawings large ioiowh
volume Of letter both volumes elegantly
No stranger should visit the City without calling
the Great Cole ito. Of
BOOKS, PAINTINGS, AND ENGRAVlNGS,
which av onc, ed at greatly reduced prices"
TIL. Public Sale Room filled with books Of every kind
various languages, which, and the Print ROOM
charge is made.
Above the Bookstore Sale Room apartment fitted
up for the
EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS
consisting of about
TWO HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES
by ancient and modern Masesto view which, small charge
Of i2h cents is required.
HERALDRY.
The Arms Of individuals whose families originated any
country in Europe, traced and spenddIy emblazod vel
um equal execution and third the charge of the Lon.
don erad Colleges Genealogies Pedges arranged and
illuminated.
JUST PUBLISHED,
The GENEAIOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
with his and crest a upon his carriage.
Price only 81 3O-in colors. A Curiosity. je23 eodf