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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-28

CATARACT CAVE, ScHoHARRIE,-The
Cataract Cave was first opened about two
years since by a young man of the name
of Howe. The opening when first notic>
ed. was but lille larger than a mans arm
Blu. after orduous labor for some hours,
he succeeded in making his way into a
passage where he could stand erect, aud
continuing on, numerous chambers were
discovered, of great extent and beauty
The main avenue has been since examin>
ed to a distance Of seven miles. One Of
the innermost rooms, (six miles from the
entrance,) which has been named the
Rotunda, is 80 or 40 fee! in diameter, and
is said to be 500 feet in height. Beyond
this there was a rotUnda about IL feet in
diameter, and several hundred feet high
The chambers are sp'endidly atnyed in
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-28
The UeLIEsT MAN.-They have {

The UGLIEsT MAN.-They have a
practice in the west of giving to The ugli-
est man in all The "diggins" round about,
a jack knife, which be carries unlil he
meets with q man uglier Than himself,
when the new customer "takes the knife"
with all its honors. II. L., oflhis vicin.
ity," writes an accidental correspondent,
" had carried the knife for a long lime,
with no prospect of ever being called up
on TO stand and deliver it, He had an
under lip which hung down like a moth>
erless colts, bending into a sort of pouch
for a permanent chew oftobacco; his eyes
had diabolical squirt each way; his nose
was like a ripe warty tomato; his com.
plexion that of an old saddle-f1ap; his per.
son and limbs a miracle Of ungainliness,
and his gait a cross between the SLOUGH Of
an elephant and The movement Of a kan
CARGO. Yet this man was compelled to
give up The knifel 1t CHANGED in this
wise. He was kicked in the lace BY o
horsel His mug was smashed into an
almost shapeless mass. When his face
got well, however, it was so much i'm.
proved by the lucky accident that he had
TO 6 fork over the knife 10 G. K. in an a.
joining county y g.
Old Spear of the National Theatre, uc>
knowiedge s to have carried the knife for
about six years, until he saw Charley
Burke playing at the Arch 81 Theatre,
Philadelphia. After the play was over
he called at the Stage door for Mr.. Burke,
and presented him with an enormous jack
knife. "Oh" says Charley, 1--WE go!
half a dozen ofthem now - Mail.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-28

During the week the most active prep.
a~rations have been made TO give effect to
the measures of Congress, for a vigorous
prosecution of the war with Mexico. We
do mo- doubt that the large discretion Civ
co to the President will be found TO be in
safe hands. While the public NAV rest
assured that the utmost care will be used
to consult economy, and TO secure a force
competent 10 the protection of The national
honor, and 10 a speedy termination Of the
war, we do not apprehend that one half of
The authorized number of troops will be
Immediately mustered into the service
The economy and a due regard 10 the
highest national interests, however, make
it indispensable that a force shall at once
be brol' into active service, extraordinary
for us in point of numbers, and so large
that officers of the highest rank will OF ne
cessity be in command. From the mixed
character Of the corps-partly of the reg
aiar troops, and more largely of volun-
GERS 1t seems natural that the general.in
chief of the army should take the field
and we presume that General Scott will,
as a matter Of course assume the cons
mand.
We understand tina, the volunteer troops
10 be Immediately called into service. will
5e taken from the States nearest to the
scene of operations, and for them the ne
cessary orders have been issued. Meas
ures have also beeo taken TO have the res.
idue Of the authorized force organized, 10
be called into the service of their country
at the shortest possible notice, if the pub
lie exigencies require. We understand
that portions will be called for from each
state and Territory, so that an %opportuni.
ty will be afforded TO all her gallant sons
TO participate in the defence oil their coun.
try.- Washington Union. May l6.
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feelings very much tried The other day, on
hearing on influential minister Of the Cos
pei say, Well, if we vote no license in
our place, i, will do no good. Rum will
be sold, and T don't know bu, i. had better
be sold under proper influences and re-
strlcsions, than TO try and try in vain TO
suppress it," Such is the miserable
course Of certain dough.Eaced men in re!
laiion 10 all efforts 10 reform the world
Il will do no good Why, we ask in our
heart, does the man preach, and what
does he preach Suppose there had nev-
err been any license or any sale or use Of
intoxicating drinks, and men should come
in and ask TO set up a distiIiery and a
grog shop, such a minister would be very
apt TO say, "let them come, they will do
no hurt. They will come. it we don't let
them' and we had better NOT say no. Ii
will do no good" Such a man throws all
his moral infuence-we mistake, he has
no moral influence but the influence Of
his s,ation-rig light in The hands of his ad-
versary. We do rebuke slch men !; re-
spcctful we would be, bu, We rebuke them.
Il will do good 10 vote no license /; and
we see no, how but by such a vote, they
can be other wise Than partakers of all
The gull; OF the traffic.-Jogr. Am. T, Un.
WEATHER Cocks. We have them in
the moral world as well as the physical.
ann perhaps they are no less useful for
the same object. Fhey turn aud veer at
the changing of popular sentiment,
as their brothers Oh the steeple lurn to the
varying wind. Ii is said that nothing has
oeen created in vain. We have sometimes
wondered what was the use of that large
class of men, in high places and Iow,wbo
justly be ranked among the genus
weatheTcOck. But even they are not USE
less. Ii is mol when the tempest is awake
and the hurricane is sweeping the plain
and raging through the forests, that we
need them but when the storm has pass.
ed, and the succeeding Stiffness troods over
US, these sensitive pointers tell of the noise
less change in the current of thought and
opinion, that prophecies a brighter day.
Some OF this class hold prominent places
under the steeple. Were they on its top
they could moi more readily turn to the
ch~nging blast. Others occupy the high
places Of political influence and honor
are gilded over wRh the title Of lite
erary and theological institutions aRd a.
Raln, others are on The lofty DiHaaelss Of
the palace of our merchant p~riLces aud
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-28

THE CONSISTENT NEGRo.-The leav<
en- is still at work among all classes Of
people. In proof of this. permit me 10 re-
cord an occurrence that took place not
long since. A gentleman cooper called
upon a negro, who owns a fine farm in
this neighborhood, and wishedlo purchase
some slave timber. Our colored friend
inquired for what purpose he wanted il.
He received for answer i have a contract
for so many whiskey barrels"
We'll, SIR was the prompt reply II
have the timber to sell, and wan, the mon
ev, but no man can purchase a single
slave or hoop-pole, or a particle of grain
Of me, for that purpose
Ofcourse, Mr.. Cooper was not a lil,le
up in the back to meet such stern reprooi
from a negyo-got mad and called him d
'niggefr'
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P 0 Z 7 B Y.
From the N. Y. Tribune.
BEAR ON.

Oh fear not in a world like this,
And thou shalt know erelong,--
Know how sublime a thing il is
To suffer and be strong!
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TIE BEST MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER


ElRTH HALL, FranklG-sqgare. and FIRTH HALL
Il 8 POND. 20 Broadway. VIII publish on Monday, the
Seasons WItzss. by c. + r. Lawrence. and Sister Since
thee .asi. "a Song written by Mr, Esmaiis aud
composed 10y stephen Glover. II has beautiful Litho-
crap - lille printed cO.Or-. Price 80 Tuesday
Les TophZe- No. J. GrAGir Nase BnIante, by + Hun
eu and the Night Blooming CereU- Waltz by Mekin,ty,
with benu..fgl iihozrapic tlue p -urh We'd
ne-day Love, the Gals. sung BY Mr.. Walco;t the play
OF HObonen-25 Thursday, Oh do not say love
thee not by Samuel Lover of his best scngs-Prtce
lee. as danced by Hile. Blangey-2j Saturday,
La Redon danced IN Tue Paris and London Saloons.
Eapd-iS cents each. olg isu
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Produce and Country MeIchand',e Atirne Netu- York.
Reported Specially for The Nezr- York Tribune.
Crawford. Miller & Cos Line from Newbugh--BGr9c
aniunk-SG0 dressed hogs 20 rkns butter co pkgs 100
cs beef 10 buckweat -four II bbs rye do 100 sheep
Syracuse and Ospego Ltae-BOa, kiRgstoa-93 casks
cheese II Burre!i 4 Coz 80 do White 4 Co; 20 do
bbls eggs Licker; 81 irks butter Johnson's Son;
50 do tubs cks cheese Is, II Dewitt; 7bxs honey "
Palmer III gkgs butter Boyce; u do 60 bXs cheese
Same Line-Boat o NIoutGg,cc-Gl cks cheese 2o5 bxs
do Dow oai'en - Psgs butter johnsons Son 10"
Wcks; 3C cks cheese W Burre 10 do Perry; II bx-
cheese s. l. Bcach II tubs butter w Hurbur'; 70 pkgs
Srjnsure L,e-B Boa, laatic-lO bbls beans Mills;
?s do our suy1am, Sage Coz % de D. Beales& Co; 52
Cobb; 2G5 do Geo Nissan; sc do cranbcres Phillips
Aborn; 5G7 do -four Woe 80 do + Il Pease il9 do ID,
Besls & Co; loo do Lake Co; Sc do S, Nohan Co.
Same Liae--Poat Supcrior-599 bbls flour G Ii Wolf.
$50 do b Wright Coz 100 do w S Alton; GGO do John
Jonsons Son; AS do Peuse les do Geo kissan II do
same L;ne-BOat CollmJus-2i72 bbls flour NJ uoyt
Son; 265 DO p bales hay Burt; &c bbls ashes suy
dam, Reed Co; do Dater, Miller Co.
aid TrOy Line-BGrge M0nroc--l260 bbls -four Suy
dan Sage X Coz 10 do NJ Hoyt & Son. o. pkgs cheese
Burrel Co; "a pkgs do II tabs butter D0ws Quit
eau; cks cheese Il tnks butter TonpSns Co; 10 do
cheese Bowman x Stanton ! do 30 tubs butter s. l. 4
Beach, 965 pEes cheese G9 do butter Perry 10 DO a
Beach; IS tubs butter w Hurburt; lac bNs cheese
Harrison; l08 do Tompains \ Coz 81 do Dows X Gut
eau; 2s2 do 1856 pkgs butter Perry gj hXs cheese X &
Stanton; 81 do White; 80 do Masierton; 81 bxs do
Ombs butter Bnrrcll Cos; do ~ hNs checseS Beach;
ol pkgs cheese G & Harrison; 106 do Perry; SC do Is
tubs butter Tompkins y Co; p do T White q do b y
Burnett bxs cheese u tubs butter bbis pork Tompkn.
Co; ~ bxs cheese Perry ~ tubs butter I, Mclicf Ii
Dewil - do Lcgciu, Ludam y co; ~ do w hurlbert.
50 bts cheese Bowman Stanton.
Lake Champaign Line " .Iotnsot-Bodt NJ BRADLEY
SAP pkgs cheese Hanson Go; ii bbls beans John
SOC; lbs pkgs cheese $ Beach Co: SO do Ferguson
Sherman: do L Raymond; cks starch Perry Co, s
bales hops A Johnson; % kegs nails Saltcr \ Co.
Caena,4so Lake Boat Line Boat North Ricrl000 bush
Oass bills potatoes Rcxford 500 cheese 52 chs
cheese Perry; III do bales hops Bahcock Coz 81 bbls
potatoes Cond Noble % chs cheese a kegs butter
Ak Bench; so bds paper J Campbell.
Same LiRe-Bodt Logisd--lS hrks butter A w Otis &
Co; Is do Read 10 do W WicSs; l27 do L. Ludtam y
Co; ~ doIiysop X Coffin 10 do Ycverton Fellows -
do Williams and Eawley 81 do 10 cks cheese Perry. 69
6rks butter tubs Bow Sianon i7S irks butter john
Boycc - do Roberts X Spencer 10 dol Hoppock Son
50 kecs du Tompkus Co; l6 do Rowe, Woodruff L Co
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fashionable Clothing.

WlI. 7. JENNINGS q co. Diapers and Taiiof-,
w Importers OF Cloths, Casstmnfss. Fesn2-, Fancy
Dress Articles kc-n appreciation Of the success which
attended their in catering for hr community would
tender the assurance upon The Of the Fail
Trade that Will be their endeavor add tn the induce
men,- which have rendered 81 Broadway THE ESTAB-
LISH5IENT which furnished Garments possessing
The requisites whch continue to commend them To
the economist For in the style and character OF Inc cloth
ing enabled furnish, through the aid Of efficient
corps of be found in the country, is tn,
sequel to The attractions OF our moderate charged
A large assortment of goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered for Inspection comprising Cloths,
yeeds for Dress and Frock Goats oyercosts Sacks
kc French English and American Cassinerss FOR Pana-
looms word in lis garment in which las
experience satisfied the many few cutters exee-a
trial Ia this line is especially solicited aerino. Velvet
sin and San vesiings greet variety The usual sssori-
r7enl Of hrst quality Ready-sde oyercoas Original
Sacks CloaEs and Frock Goats, Pantaoons Ve-s
&c VIII! choice selection Fancy Dress articles SOaris,
Cravat.. Hdkts, Gloves. su.p-nders sirt Collars,
Bosoms, HalfHose. SC. s2ise
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,,a to-day reach about 10000 bbs bu, how mrcd for
.hinment and how much on speculation we could not
learn The sales include all good brands Western at s.
1895 So with occasional lot OF fayorite Genesee at
$50 Sales 80 bbs f" Livingston Ml-" Brooklyn for
Trsnce at 80 and 1000 bbls Genesee for future delv
s,va.s5 56i In Southern there is some movement,
md we notice farther sales 800 bbls Georgetown s.
q-l and 1900 do HsxailH Richmond City al Sc G2..-
prahdywine is is held at s. 80 There is no Brandy
xine Meal in market Sales 300 bbls Jersey at 2t
,ndPennsylvania at 81 90 Bag Meal is 81 81! 9S1 SO
sales Buckwheat Frost's Extra at p in bbs 2 -
- half bbs and IS cts in bags Of % u Ship STUFF is
1913 cts. Fine Feed ls6Is cts.
GRAIN-The transactions in Wheat to-day have not
,Asn very large, but Corn has sold freely Sale 200
sn,h White Wheat at lis; 1000 do mixed at 1864 los
- 5000 do Red at l03 cts-the Red and White being
Srexport The sales of Com reach over % 600 bush
seiuding $500 bush prime White at 75 $500 do Jersey
yrioyy al 736.J and ~ 900 1900 bush mixed and
Nov a, 6s07l all for shipment; and 1000 do for dis
sizing nj 20 cts weight delivered Sales 10000 bushels
Pre al 80 cts, part for export lot Of four rowed
prIey g700 bush cold to city brewer 60 cts Sales
f1sts M 35737 cts for Northern.
WEIsKY-Thc market for bbs is steady at q cts
With sales 100. Drudge is "a cts nominally.
paY-About 1900 bales have been sold at 1880 cts
pTDEs-We notice sales 1900 Rio Grande at u; cts
-oO kips al l2 CTS per 10.
sEED-A 10, Of IS tcs Flax cold for crushing at 50 q
tsrIb. No movement yet in Clean.
oiI-sales $50 bbls Lard Oil at 90 cts mos 10 go
-, NJ market and at New Bedford 1000 bbls Sperm al
cts cash small lot of30Oo gals Whale sold for e
rort at 33i cts, cash
TALLOW-The supplies are light and prime ia held
a. cts Sales 10000 lbs at Z;
wooL-The market for Fleeceis quiet and the range
% TO q for Native and Mcrino 80 for fine Saxo
nv The stock is not large and the supplies come in
sripgy There is little nothing doing Tor export
he long staple quality which has been shipped is now
worth more here than in England.
RlCE-AIl parties waiting for the steamer
TEAs-There is rumor of 2OOO half chests Young
Lo,yfp bt,,it
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8erteraI Notiees.
Kuickerbocker Climb.

meeting of the Knickerbocker Club vii be held at
National Hall ON Wednesday evening. Oct, aIst al
half past O'Clock, 70 give hearty response the
nominations OF JOHN YOUNG for Governor HAMIL-
TON FISH for Lieut. Governor, CHARLES Cook and
THOMAS CLOVES for Canal Commissioners. The meet.
ing viii be addressed by RosrEr HoLnEs. Eco. and
other eloquent speakers An Wings are nvited TO a.
send and enroll their names. by order OF
ARCHIBALD REYNOLDS President
WM. HARRINGTON, r.,.
LEWIS De ANDGELIs, 5 nc 'e''-'H'7
WN- " MAGEE, lsecre,.r;..
GEo. NJ Kelsey
s Ills expected every member Of the Club viii be
present
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Books.
TIE ARCHITECT MOI


A SERIES OF ORIGINAL DESIGNS for Domestic
-1s-; Ornamental CoytSE-- ccursci; WIN Lscsscacs
Gardening. adapted The UE::-; SAFES Illustrated by
Drawings Of Ground PIoSs- Plans Pe-specfive Views, e.
-vsio-s Sections I'D Deia;is Ts=s v; The
rSp=-se OF Oesi- sid f1r1is u.cy IDEAS 20 hose
whc WISH % bu;e Cot;aEer @ sy eCi Garden jCoGas
Prira = cents Ter No,
Pictorial Word, No :, by John Frost, Il. D. Priee
per Nc. - cts
Pictorial England No q Pr5ce = eiS
TIE DisEloac Necklace ad otaer Tses. BIZ Mrs, Ann
Stsphers. Price - cts
BlAckw0,ei's LaGies' MaSaz5ae sad GAzei;,-sus. 81
The Six QEesou Se;tec ~ he Testimony OF One Il
Gred sri Fly Witnesses Prsce -. Cts
Lie. Trases SD Advsaturss IN California. Ind Scenes
in he Pacific Ocean, b. The-. J. FAhA-n Price - Cts.
The So Of Monsieur AHo.1e, ~ Geo Sand GoyS con-
p-t= 4 Two par-s- Pr-es = g. Per part
Historic Doebts rr3asve Napoleon Bonspsr;s, 5T
Richard baiely. y. d. Prics ~ els
IRE Tower Of LEMON By Alnsworth- The Tower OF
London = II =pitor1e English History Price -
Tn= CoE.pie.e Fsrr-sr. 81 Horse Doctor NJ one who
hi- vauabie z=ITs! shoGd be vitsoE: ;hls BOOK
PTice = cts-
Marion sea his Meg. Historical Novel. faIl OF interest
Price -
As-ns. booksellers asd others supplied Al Ne loves:
prices by " r. GRAHAM
oeu Crl.e Of tirshazss Mag Tri5cae BcidiagS
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NATIONAL LOAN Fund Life Assurance Society, OF
Loado-.--A savings Bank FOR In WIDOW md The Or
phsn--C apt.-I 4j19.f4o, fe.0o Il powered y
Act Of Pa-l.arreEL-2V i-t ROYAL 9th JEly Ie.
UNITED STATES BOARD or DIRECTORS
toflc- u Ual-stl
Mr. Yoyk
JACOB HARVET, ESQ. Chairman
JOHN J. PALMER. ESQ SAM :. ROWLAND, Esd
JONAH GO3DHUE ESQ GORHA1f 4 WORTH Esq
JAMES BOORMAS, ESD SAMu FL II FOX, Esq
GEORGE BARCLAY. Esl. WI. VAN HOOH- ESQ;
Psd.-GetyaAz-
c. c. EIpDLP. Es1 LOUIS A Cooley, E.q
: C WALKER "a GEO. 2 GRAHAM Esq
J. LElSDEz SrAKz- Genera Agent, srd EowAEb T
RICHARDSON General Accountant for The United States
and British y. 4 Colonies.
PHYsICIAss-Scr- Tsrk-J. hear:y Rodgers, " D. No
10 Bleecker-s Alexander z Hosack, IL D. -0l FRANK
Inst. : s k-eze. IL D., 90 FoGrth-s-
BASSEzz-Ths Merchants Bank. Ne=-York-
STANDING CoUxsE1--SsE- Wa HOOK Esq 2. " a-st J.
Meredith, Esq 3ainnoce-
SoLlcrIoz-IO!lr Hone. ESQ n Plae-SL
Chief Otice for anasrIrA- - WsIl--L
For prospectus. tables o: rates bank forms of a1pca
tou ISIS OF -ub-sg-nis en- medical s1anner. lc
pl-A=e appya- sboT One haf Of premium loaned for
aye yeaE= DESIRED Aees examiners attend q L. So
eie.gs o5ce taily A. 81 PsunPaiets ca Lie As-rr-
arce gwen 70 applicants free u charge
So lm-s=is J. LEiSDEa STARE Ger1 Agent
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G. BOOTH * co. Cash Tailors and Importers,
y. 1T Broadway, have received unusually large
stock ne and rch goods 10 which They would respect
fully inylle the attention OF The public
The reputation vi Broadway Tor nigh charges Induces
very many minded person. 20 maze heir p1r-
cha-es elsewhere, Notwithstanding the justly accredited
superiority Of and genius displayed n every dspar
rt within lis precincts though this iInpuaton Of hgh
charges when applied Broadway Merchant Tai!o:s
Gas NAV be jus vel would be well FOR The fashionable
economist 10 pause neior- s@crhclnz 70 IN
subscriber, even N Broadway enabled by teir cash
system and email proats 10 fcru The finest quality OF gar
rents al very 6 price, and through aid Of Me-srs.
Lee AID Foster Conductors OF the Cutting DEPARTMENT.
10 produce them style unsurpassed by any IN the
world
The propeor have OF hand general assortment ready
made NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ghi and wadded1 Petost
Ssex. Sc- ell OF which up In good u=ste and
IN -h.rsrrla. rlaEner. - III
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INXECUTORS, SALE Cd V.la.hle keal Estals Ia

LxECUTORs' SALE OF Valuable ksal Estate IN
Lhs City Of New-Yorz by WILLIAM q. FRANKLIN,
Au.oDserfhe subscribers, Executor and EIecntrx Of
TIE VIII Of John Brown, dece4scd, VIII sell al PHai:
Auction. al the Merchants Exchange, On Tuesday tbs
tenth Of November next twelve O'CLOCK al moor tho
followed described Real Estate belonging TO tho sstas Of
FifstThs good tvo st0ry brick front dwelling Hosse
and Lot Of Land tho SOuihweAtcf!y side VI
Frsnkfor.L known 20 70 Frankfort-st. tho being
ca-s in width In the and In length, esch side ifc
feet nchsa.
second-The story framc House sat Store sod Lot
OF Land tho South corDf: OF Sdrysas
and Walker ats known No 30 Wdker-sr. Lot be-
ing % feet inches widlh In ea Warrst 70 feet
inches width IN the rear and .r dsp ~ each side 80
feet
Thrd-The Two story frame dVs!As Hose and Lot Of
Land adjoining he Iast shove s,c-iS s7su No 17
Walserst the lot being 10 fset9 neSs &, IN Ia front on
WAlzsrs 10 feet width Ia The fs ma In ceptb on
each side 80 feet
Four;h--The good two story bhek dwelling House ara
Lot Of Land ajionipg last abovs dfnted known
No 15 Wsker-sL the lot being u feet ~ inches IN widh
front Walker 81 y feet iccbss In With La Tho rear,
and In depth each side - feet
Finh-The handsome three story brcg Hoise and Lot OF
Land situate The Souery side of Eat Broadway add
No. sic East Broabwar, containing "a feet Ia
width front and and In length on me westerly sids
20 feet and The East1fY side ~ 'est aches ne ms
dimensions more or lees.
TERNsTen per cash and tho AuctionseTs iecs 10
be paid on day Of sale The balance fifteen days there
after hen The deeds vii be delivered. Twotbirds OF
the purchase money may remain bond and mortgage on
the premises for three yeart per cent interest
For farther particulars tsspec ing tho properly inquire
Ofeilher Of the subscribers, ISAAC DAYTON, No
Eassau-sL EDGAR KETCHUH No. 60 Nas.aH-s; OF
WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN, Avn 5oueer, NO - broaa-st
SAMUEL DAYTON, No q 4erkssft Exee0va1,
RACHEL BROWN, No. as f'aiGsr-'I E1ecaE<-
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A GIOR1ous NuMeER

THE SERIOUS AND COMIC COMBINED.-The Be
nefcence OF Washington. engraved by D. eros. from
picture by Rotheushl
Saturday Evening. engraved for Godey'- Magazine BY
4. L. Dick.
superb Winter Fashions Form Figures with all the
rety u ClOaks, coored Caps Bonnrts. Chemseues etc
Model Cottages and Croichei Works.
Among the contributors Miss 3. Leslie. Mrs. E.
Oakes Smith Mrs. {. II. Esug Fanny Forrester. Miss
Mary Gardner. celebrated Lady of ;he Country.
travelling IN Europe J. Ross Dix. / Mcclellan J. :. Ole,
Edgar y. Poe. Rev. W. Love and A II. Coon
We consider his No IN every respect tie best No OF
The month. II cannot be equa!ed
= Cents q single No. For sale by
H. Long & BROTHER.
BURGESS, STRfNGEE / co.
w. II GRAHAM
OBJ Z ". TAYLOR K Co
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ID aPFrFTnN & co.

D. BLlSh on WEDNESDAY i TIE Christian Altar
Or Oces OF Devotion. for TIE ase OF persons recev-
Ing The Lords Gpp..tC-e;hsr with Treatise RESTING
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