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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-21

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TIE fa.laaing i he latest n tie &C.
ries 81 lslasas ion Gen. Taylor shirh
see communicate 10 Congress 60 Nee
Day lei u ranaexion ~llh lie Pfssiden.'s
message - he subject a or Fsls.ioas
SIlh Msxra. II contains. &c belisrs,
he latest official snlsliigencs lion our a.
ny % tie Rso Gsss.ds:
HsaSausriers Arny Il Ooeugaiiou.
Camp nesE MaianosaS. (TsA-s,l AEEa &c. lTie.
Su:-Ihays respectfully 20 TspoII lhas
GsnsIsl AIissa s,Ilsed 20 MslsmuEss On
lhe 2f.h anslsni, and sssumsd ihe ri.i-l
command Of The Me1icsa troops. Ga
The same caY be addressed ne eomms.
Lieslon. eon.sited in courteous terms,
but saying hal be considered hoslil.Ilss
eOmmrnsed. shl should pIosses then.
A irsnslallsn Il has na,e and copy al ny
reply vii b. Issnsm tled the momsrtlhey
can ls prepared. ] dsFaieh Ibis By 40
express which l. nos salung.
ngseI 10 report that party Of Jss-
goOns seal 0ul BY ne on tie eth iastaai,
10 watch the roUiss a. the ntsT abOFe on
this bals. became gagged with very
large fatre "i Tie ensms. aud. alter
short slfslr, ~ ~hieh some sirtsen ~ere
killed and wounded. appear 70 haze beea
surrounded and eompzlied o. surrender.
MOI one II the party has rrlOrnsd, ex.
rept souadsd nan sent in Ihls morning
BY the Msiiesn ehmmsnJer, go that |
Cannot report Nth eon6dfnee the pariie-
nlsrs III the eng sgemeni or tie late 0f The
oiheers. except that esplsil ii ,ulee ~ss
knasn 10 be prisoner and unLuIl. Cap.
tain Thornton and Lieutenant, Mason aud
hsne were The other officers. lie par.
" 9ss sixiy.shTee strong.
HosIilisIes nlsy nov be considered ~
commenced AID | have this day deemed
u Necessary IN call upon 'hs governor Of
Texas for IoUr regiments Of Volunteers
tao 10 BE- mounted and too 10 seTse a.
lpoi. As some delay mus. occur in col
Iectine these troops, | have also desired
the governor Of louisiana 20 send on,
four regiments Of infsEtIy, as soon ss
practically. This ~Ill constitute an aux.
,Iiry force Of nea'ly Eve thousand men,
which siIl be required To prosecute ,hr
var with energy, snd carry y, as il should
be. into lhe enemy's country. ,~~ IVY
lhUsi The department vii approve ms
course in this matter. and will give Il
necessary orders to The staff derar,menls
for Tie supply Of this large additional
force. -
II law could be passed. authorizing
the President TO raise volunteers for
twelve months, IL would be Of Tie great,
est importance for . service so remote
from support as this.
am. sir, very respectfully, your obe-
dent servant,
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SprIng and Summer GNOds.

10
Co. sasang sEsg Vanity uf sEiielss uzzslly Lee
. - aafAkt. An01g Khirh nj! y sass.s--
Dezsssaes hssza AID blearhs5, tom ) . Il
G14gteEs Wldes
A suisEiE assaysneni e Pi.ss. ane.iu.a.
bri,lsh zna FlsEch;
hlasS I'D so.osed Lawns. Cingksna, Nusszs.
beIAgess 4z.a LaAsoi6slrd Musiin;
AaEseslies an Gnss SkiIla. Ersiuaiag ssssi.sA
hooes, saEsEsas aEtizie q cIash, and a. aA.as..
nsIt q ] thinning foF Ladies Dress;
fEsnch 1i0ssAs sBd Casansnss. hlack ana fsnrv.
and : eosnfasts azsariEarls q Dog and a..
dErh's Ii0lhings
GeEsleHlen's Gioses. greaf variety, ana ss.k
Knit and B1ckSkin susFendsn,
Waking Cases. ImbEellAz. P1IasOls. Oh CID,
and Oh SIX;
Palm, LeghoEn. Panama. aud Canton Hs,s;
PsEsizn Laoo and Leghom Bonneis;
Ladies shoes, Waking lies and Siippen;
s1PeEioE FBnSh Letter Paper, Mole PatsE.
Transparent MaseEs, lhdshble Ink, and Gisss
Fountain lnk-stsnds;
Very snPeEior Gfls & cndIiBg BIais.. Nhs-
stones. M ..
GROCERIES.
Choice Tea. black and gEegn, Rice, ChOeoIsts.
chushed. Loaf, and Powdered Sugar, salad OF.
Sperm. Tallow, and Adamantine Candies, and
Thomas superior Tobacco and SegaEs. 80
AlsO, IS Sacks Coffee, at 10 and I2I cents
April 90. e.
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Tho Ely I'm The xyheat.-s.

farmers in this neighbOrhOOd have informed US
tina, the HessiaH Fly has appeared this spring in
great numbers, and that they have destroyed ma
ny fields Of Wheat We learn from or ex-
change papers that they have also made their ap-
Pcarance in Virginia and Maryland. Batting a
short dry spell some weeks ago, the seasons here
have been very fine, and vegetation of all kinds
has had powerful impulse and looks very luxu-
rant Notwithstanding the attack of the ay, we
may hope that these seasons win be continued,
and that considerable quantity Of wheat will yet
DO made in Orange, understand that an
unusually large crop was put in. But il this
crop should fail, Providence may give US others
that will in some measure make up for the loss.
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STOLEN,

ER0M the subscriber, while in the town of
Hillsborough, on Tuesday night the 5th of
May, Wagon Saddle, nearly new, with black
seat; pair of old Saddle-bags, which opened at
the sides, with new straps; single-reiued Bride,
with iron-ring bit; a pair of Martingalcs with
brass rings: pair Of Shoes, almost new; and
Pocket-knife; also q coperas-colored Purse, con-
taining about SEA, consisting Of three So bills,
S4 bill, and the rest in change; and two notes of
hand-one on Robert Shields for $40, with Mo-
ses Guess as witness, and one on Henry Evans
for $3.50, with credit on it. A reasonable re-
ward viii be paid for he above articles, and any
information respecting them win be thankfully
received. The makers of the above notes are re-
quested not to pay them TO any body but the sub
scriber.
ALFRED CHAMBLEE.
May 7. .-s 81
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Equity Sales.
J.mes cheek, and others, ez pcrte.
Petition to sell Real Estate.

J.n'es Cheek, and others, ez pcrte. &
Petition to sell Real Estate. ..s.t..
10y virtue of decree Of the Court Of Equity.
- made in this cause, shall sell to the high
est bidder, on the 25th of May next. before the
court house in the town of Hillsborough, the
LAND belonging 10 the heirs at law of the late
John Cheek, on the waters Of New Hope, adj
joining the lands of Baxter Davis, and others. A
credi. of twelve months will be given. Bond and
security required; and the title will be made when
the purchase money is paid. a.,..--..
JAMES WEBB. c. M. s.
April IL. 24--zw
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g 10 issamoay WLsgauG. I have Lersan-
% eel az lad. sndeRusoa the sezl
ofthe Lniae6 Slzirs 3 Be AIMED %
these PFrsens. D0ar = he city
Z. .. a. Waahiagtoa. he ghirleensh day
u MsY. one sh0asani eight humid
red and forty -. and a. lie indr.
Pendrnre u lie Lniird States lie
seFeniiegh.
... JAMES X. POLK.
81 he Presidenl:
JANIS BUcHAkas. Secretary a STATE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-21

An Important Runi0r reached us on
Monday last from Raleigh, by private sources,
stating that one hundred AID niaetyJor Tex
ans had been killed on ,her way to reinforce
Gen. Taylor's camp.
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General Houston, it is said, will leave
the Senate and volunteer to raise force
in Texas, Tennessee, &C., to visit the
halls of the Moniezumas."
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z. TAYLOR.
Brevet Brigadier General U. S. A. Com'dg
The Adjutant General Of the Army,
Washington, ID. q.
camp opposite MatamOras, April &c, lsas.

GENTLEMEN: Knowing that in the pre-
sent excited Stale OF the public mind IS
regards our Mexican stf.irs aud The vel.
fare Of our little amy, that most exagge-
rated reports creep into the public prints,
thereby carrying with them soIrow aud
snx'e,y mo the bosoms of The friends and
relations OF many officers. | deem il my
duty to give you hss,y but correct &C.
coun, Of The capture Of C4p,. Thotn,on
aud squadron Of The Cd Dragons. By a
force of 1000 Mexicans under the CON.
mand OF Gen. Touejon. Gen. Taylor,
on the 24.h, had received report lhs, the
enemy we're crossing the river sboss this
camp. Capt. Thornton, With his COM
mand, was sent GU. on the evening OF The
24h 10 examine The country above aud
see whether there vas any ruth IN the
report. His eommsnd was composed OF
Capt. Hafdee, Lieut.. Kane, Lieut.. Ma
son, 5 sergesnts, 4 corporsls, l bugler
aad 40 prisates. HIS Mexican guide re-
turned this moring, stating tina. he had
bsen attacked al o'clock on The morning
Of the 25,h by large number of The en-,
envy. and ,ha. the whole command vas
captured or destroyed. The guide warned
him that he @as IN the vicinity the enc
my and refused 10 proceer. lie waited
until night. aud none Of The parry coming
10, he r,turred home. About Ill tins
morning 9 private Of the party was
broughtin cart. lie was wounded. The
man who brough, him was the bearer of
q note from Tetrtjon 10 Gen. Taylor, the
amount OF which was lha, "on The score
OF humanity he claimed the privilege cf
sending mo him ,~o dragoous, who were
wounded IN an engagement brought on BY
. charge from an American cavalry officer
against his command OF 900 men, as lie
had no flying hosp,ts'." lie then spoke
of the res. being prisoners. and SAID they
would be treated with the consideration
due prisoners Of war, agreesbIy to the Gus.
tom Of civilized nai,ons." From the
wounded dragoon we obtain The following
t.ct.: That ,he chatge was made in op, n
ground; ,hs,when the command" charge"
was gwen, bu. \ few Of The enemy were
seen. bu, as they dashed over a hull the
whole command presented themselves;
they were fired upon. and INN edia,elv
surrounded and taken prisoners. lie does
no, know what beca ne ofCapt. Tholnlon.
Capt. Hardee aud Lieut.. Mason are prl-
soaers. aud are all well. He Iep' IT.
Lieut.. Kane as shot, and it is fesred he IS
killed. Ten men were killed. Before
he cart lett. one Of the two men mention
ell died. from the note Of Gen. T. II
SEEMS that he accuses Capt. Thornton
o having charged pm HIM. Oae can
hardly conceive ofsuch madness as chang
Ing 200 men with SO, aud it's fair TO pre-
sumo I "a, 10 Was surrounded aud charged
u cut his way though. Tine will clear
1t all Up. The capture Of Captain Thorn
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gJ-Ameeiing q ths Washington Tsmpsranoe
sOciesy viii y held q ne Presbyterian Session
HOUSE this evening, THURSDAY = candle Ign.
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TNHE subscriber, having removed to the house
Il which he has recently purchased and had
fitted up, "a few doors above his old stand would
respectfully inform his friends. and the public ge-
Morally, that he has just received from the North
one of the largest and handsomest assortments of
articles in his line which has ever been brought
to this market. They were purchased by himself
were selected with great care, and will be sold on
reasonable terms. His assortment is comprised,
in part, of the following, viz
WATCHES.
Gold and Silver Levers, of different prices and
qualities. -
JEWELLERY.
A general assortment of Gold Guards and Fob
Chains Seals and keys, BreastPins, FingerRings,
Ear Rings, Gold Pencils, Pens, Thimbles, Studs,
Bracelets, Medalions, &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-21
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
DIE STUFFS, &c. &c.

A oNG, WEBB & co. have received. and
IA now olIer for sale, a very complete assert
ment Of Drugs, Mediein, Paints, Dys Stuls.
Dc, among which are comprised the following
ARTICLES, viz:
Pure White Lead, Emory Powders. So
GEome Green, Sulph. Morphins.
cTome Yellow. Acct.
Verdigrise, sulph. Quinine,
spanlsh Brown, Group Syrup, SIENNA. I
Whiting, KFeasole, Squills. :
Red Lead, Red PreciPitate.
Coach, copal, and Lea Sal Ammoniac,
ther faniSh, Soda and Seidlitz Pow
Tanners, & bes, Lamp ders,
Oil, Suit. SPIT. Nitre,
Aqua Forts, Alcohol Lunar caustis,
Oil Of Vitriol, lIyd. Potassa,
Nitric < Muriatic Acid, Sands Ext. SarsapariIIs.
Indigo, Nader, Glue, Bougies, Cstheters, Sy-
Logwood, Brazi-wood, ringes, assorted,
jum shellac, Fly Stone, Nipple Shells, Cupping
Court Plaster, lsinglass, Glasses, assorted,
Pul. lpecac, Rhei, Jalap, Vials-l ca. 2 OF. 4 OF.
and Aloes, -. 6 on. g. 8 OF.
Aqua Ammonia, Spring and Thumb Ian.
Balsam Copaiya, Gets,
Cubebs, coehineal. &c. &c. &c. &c.
Country Physicians and Country Merchants
will be supplied upon the most liberal terms. AID
with genuine articles. or Prescriptions put lp
on the shortest notice.
May |. 96--
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eh's Psrly. sni Decd q l.lssl Psl,rI.
80 a.tEsrE q CaL Crsss. sEs EaIh. g.
l2agkllY romnFResRehls e tAs msF. I
80 sr1r. IN GafTs 70 40 doa1s .. - a.
laasacs. and Ihsl uhless - ssaisliss /,
signsd j. hn DAYS. ss a1sl hsse s0ae
hasa hgAllrg. The rIenT &c eollteling
lasoshs eOassisrsb,s lumhsrs. snd lalink
sl.elr fosse nay O. s.um.let u 5000.
Gee. Tsylpr i, Isf'lly Pnslihg toward
80 he.d sOrk. snd 1 tndsIsiand has ssai
toE 1000 Eolunlsers-lso Ihaasand from
Laslsisas and NO &, N Tex 5. u they
eli giss - . far hshi, &c % n0l doubt
esr sb ily 10 ship thea; Bal Il lies srs
aohg % g,ts 1s second ediaoa Il Tie
Fioslda wsr. i Ill Be . very .nnoylng ii.
Tar. f.urs ssis mriE. -
VS.. HENRY. l.. u. 5. 4.
Safety ofCapt Thornton AM Lieut.
nas0n-Me are rejoieed % hear that
Capt Seth B. ThomlOn. and I.ieuienanl
Mason, with two dragons, had aHisei
siie in Gen. TsylOF's camp. The Union
says:-captain Thornton. Discovering The
alnbuscade TOO laie 10 retreat. had plunged
CALAMITY through the enemies ranks, and
cni his way with his own sword, with
holiness and inlrePldiIy that is almost in
credible. II seems he j. not 10 be killed
BY accidents Of aOod or field. lie il the
same gentleman who 50 narrowly escaped
when the Pulaski vas blown m. lie had
the yellow fever several times in Florida,
and has passed through many other hair
breadth escapes. .--s~
When Gen. Worth left The camp, Capt.
Thornton asked him for his sword. The
General buckled il upon him; and when
he heard yesterday of Captain | 5. gallan.
Try, he exclaimed, 81 That was my sword.
| knew il would never be disgraeed in his
hands. lie is as noble and gallant fellow
a ever held sword in hand"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-21

Mr.. R. T.. D. Downey has issued Proposals for
printing Newspaper in the Town of Oxford,
Granville county, to be called the OXFORD Vine.
1t is to be decidedly Wing in politics.
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Gov. Graham, as VIC learn from the pa
pers published in those towns, addressed his fell
low citizens at Elizabeth City on the I'd instant,
and at Edenton on the 9Th, making the most ei.
fective speeches. The Ladies, at both places,
graced the occasion by their presence.
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EOhilc Responding 10 the Call for 70
lunteeTs.

A large and enthusiastic meeting vss
held in Mobile on the 81 inst. on the
receipt IL the iap' rant news IRON lhe
frontier. 81 whlch tie Mayor presided.
TIE meeting was addressed BY Judge
Bragg. Judge ii. Gold.hwai,e OF the Sa.
rremr CoUrl. ex-governor G.yle. Judge
A. + HOPKINS. Col. n. Walker, w. II.
Plat. &. +. Lindsay, aud Z. &. LangdoO,
ssqs. Measures were proposed Ior The
raising Of companies. To consist Of 100
each. and 10 elect tier own officer.
Gen. Waller Smith ass appointed to
charter sWahbos, Ia proceed q, once TO
Mt. Vernon for the purpose oi Obtaining
a suitable supply % ammunition ard other
neces.srie,-s letter OF indemnify being
signed by sIl the members Of The commi..
tee 10 The officer in command III NJ. Vsr-
ncn Arsenal. guaranteeing HIN sgsinst any
loss from a compliance with tins nquisl-
ZION.
Gen. Deshs. Capt Crs sford and WIN.
Jones, jr. esq. we're then appointed com
mi,iee 10 ascertain il = hosi could be pro-
cured to proceed 81 6 o'clock ,o.morrow
essning Ia Poiut Isabel. with such yolun
teeIs as nav be prepared 10 stsrl--snd
w. II. Redwood, Jsmes L. Saunders,
esq. and Col. F. w. M'Coy we're appoin,.
ed q committee 10 obIsln The necessary
supplies.
Gen. II. Desh', II n. III. Goldlhwsi.e.
w. Jones. jr,. esq, and Col. w. X Hal
let. agreed TO be responsible for all bills
and other pecunisry engagements entered
inin by The Subcommittee, 10 obtalniniDg
eoais, supple. and other NECESSITIES for
The expedition.
Brigsdier General Smith has issued an
order, in ~hich he saS s. 10 anticipation
of the order Of brs ExcelIency the Go,el-
nor. volunteers will be received by The
Brigadler General, and in the absence Of
an officer Of the United States army. mus
tered by him inle tho service and de
sPatched al once To the scene Of sc.on,"
&c. &c. &c.
Mobile, May 5.
DEPARTURE OF VOLUNTEERS "A con
pany oil Volunteers, numbering fully one
hundred. left here lat evening on the
steamboat Fashion, for Ne~ Orleans,
whence they will proceed with all posi-
bic despstch tp The American Army Oh
the Rio Grsnde.
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SPRING goods.

4 ono. WEBB a CO. hsrs psusi.ss. a.
- 80 = SIS. C. 81 ssalEie.s :.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-13
SONGS FOR THE PEOPLE.

ANTI dreamt that d,ccH in marble halls"
drenmt that dwclt in marb halls,
With pmplcs and tan on my face;
And thought that at parties at solrees and balls
was termed repulslvc disgrace.
had riches enough, but alas could not count
On possessing healthy skin;
Yet tho't that n whisper said, You may surmount
Disagreement, be they hateful as sin.
/ dreamt that suffers now sought my hand
But they all did repu late my face;
For they cried, Though her features are formed
mild and bland.
The yellow neck and pimped skin are disgrace.
Then | thought that cried in voice void of hope,
Cure my pimples-make my skin white and
far;'
A voice answered, "use cake Of the JoSEss fam
ed Soar,
And your mind will be free from despair"
Then dream, that used il, o, that momen, Of
bliss!
My skin changed from its yellowsh hue;
NV neck was made clear, and my face made 10 kiss,
Though an angel might claim 1t his due;
The plmpes, the freckles, the botches, the tan,
Had decamped, and voice by my side
Said, Indeed you will now be the glory Of man,
Ay, the virtue. the hope, and the pride.
HARRING ron & BROTHER, Agent.
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In Milton on the 9th inst. CLARissA HEsRiETT,
daughter of Gen j. L. Morton, aged IL years.
In Jericho, on the I'd inst, Mrs. ABIGAIL SHAW,
widow of the late Benjamin Shaw, Esq, aged SO
years and five months.
In Wood stock on the Sd Of January, ult., Mrs. JE
RrsHA SrRoSe reIct of the late JoHN PETTEs, of
VT. Printers in the west are requested
&c.
Gracious God, thou hast hereft US
OF our mother, kind and dear,
But the love she bore to Jesus,
Drives away our grief and fear.
Though we feel our loes most keeny,
Yet we would to Thee appeal,
For Thy grace TO flow sereney
And our broken spirits heal.
We long have loved our aged mother,
Long have priced her soothing mind;
And, we feel our loss no other,
Than our surest, dearest friend.
Through long years Of grief and trial,
Hopes and fears thy bosom flTd;
Now we know thy joys are real,
For thy soul with good was fld.
Blessed be that friend and mother,
For she labored long in love;
Long she loved dying Saviour,
Now she lives with him above.
Blessed lesson that she taught US,
When our young and infant minds
She trained to love the Lord that bought US
From our guilt and from our sins.
Oh may it, still in US like leaven,
Wake us up to act our part.
That we, like her. in hope OF Heaven,
May from the scenes of earth depart
Rest awhile and sleep dear mother,
For the hour will shortly come,
Tha, the dear and loving Saviour
viii awake you from the tomb.
Now thy trying scenes are over,
Now thy weary soul finds rest
Through the merits Of Savior,
God hath made thee truly best Twp.
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WOODSTOCK, W., June Zith, 1854.
I have seen and examined Dr. Grains Spino- Ab-
dominai Supporter, and have no hesitation in saying
thai il appears admirably adapted to the purpose
Tor which il is made
'o' BENZ. X. PALMER, NJ. D.,
Drof,ssor of Surgical Anatomy and Physiology at
ne w. Md CSneg' ns osasi'I Wa ana a'~' Ds'S
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A general assortment of Schoo

A general assortment OF school.
Classical and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery
ut CITY PRICES.
Goodey's Lady's Book for March, Is cents
Arthur's Magazine Is
Warren on the Preservation of Health 25
The leen e Denmark an Historical Novel. ~ Mrs
Charles Gore price 25c
Branhwaie's Retrospect Of Practical Medicine and
Surgery No. u, July 1916, TO Jan. l5i6, contain
ing Retrospective view otevery discovery and mn
provcment in the Medical Science during the las, six
month, price SOC
Lille OF Hon, Nahanil Chapman, with selections
from h> miscellaneous papers, by his Brother
Iannl Chapman, price $500
Defence of Capital Punishment, BY Rev Gen.
Il. Checvcr, ID D and an +. say on the Ground
and Reason ofPunlshment, with special refer.
en'e 10 the Penalty of Death, by Taylor Lew
IS. ., Price, SOC
Leigh Hunts Italian Poets in 3 parts each 37J
Poc'ica works of John Keats, paris, each All
Over the Ocean or Glimpses Of Travel in many
Lands, by n Lady of New York. 80
The Step Mother, hy " J mes, - in parts each %
The Elves, translated from the German of "Tieck
by Thomas Carlyle, 25
The Cricket on the Hearth, bv Dickens 6
Theatrical Apprenticeship and An cdoia Recol-
Iections of Sol. Smith, Eq , Comedian, Law
yer, etc. designs by barley, 80
Columbian Magazine for March, %
Crab ans do do %
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IIarpcr's Illuminated Bible No. 80 25
Notes Of Journey from Cornhill 10 Cairo BY
Michael Angelo Titmarsh each 81
Philanthropy. INV Mothers Bible, 81!
Sketches from Life, hy Lamar Blanchard,
in 2 paris, each 81.
Lord Nahon', Life of Condr, pa,is. each 81
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