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the base motives which actuate its authors, are
facts which can no longer be denied by any car-
did man in community.
Such are the sentiments of the Message; and
we hope their expressions, regarded as they will
be- as the voice of Vermont, will have some little
influence with the next Congress-one branch of
which will be Whig-in prescribing limits to ca
lamity which is daily multiplying the catalogue of
its horrors in the vast sacrifice of human life and
an enormous expenditure of the public treasures.
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SCHOOL COMMITTEES

AND TEACHERS before deciding IN
heir Books for Fall and Winter Schnols, are
invited 10 examine Russell & GuIdshury's
improved Reading Books for common
Schools and Academies, VIZ :-Primer-Iu-
rroduction IN Primary Readcr-Sequel to
Primary Reaher-lntroduciio TO American
Cummon School Reader.
These Books are now used in over 800
towns and rifles. though completed only last
November. The acknowledged deficiencies
Of other Reading Blocks. are supplied in
these. They are recommend ed by nearly
100 Committees and Tcachers-giVe univer-
sal satisfaction. aud are considered, not only
The tie. but The cheapest book now before The
pubic.
Mr.. Russell is well Known as a distinguish
eIteacher of Eocuiion and as The Editor Of
The Journal of Education.
Mr.. Goldsnnry has been for many years
teacher ufrhe Cambridge High School.
Copies 81 each book given TO towns for ex
animation.
C. Old Books will be taken in par, pay
ment.
Published and for sale a, ia Washington
st., Boston, BY CHARLES TAPPAN.
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THE MESSAGE.

Gozernor EAroxs Message Is entitled TO high
praise in more respects than one 1t Is written IN
a plain. unobtrusive STYLE. 1t fouriShes with no
sound Of trumpcts It, brcvity is truly refresh
ing,considering how much the patience OF the pub
lie has been tried for few years past by ourPresi-
dents ard Governors in long-spun arguments up
on every subject which they deem proper forlegis-
let,ve consideration. Governor Eaton has rot tie
vanity to suppose that the whole business OF lc-
cisla,ion can be performed only as he points the
way. He considers the representatives OF the peo-
pie as capable of administering to the diseases CT
the State as himself, and that the provision oil the
Constitution which prescribes his duty TO s'ieges'
subjects claiming legislative attention, as apPnc
bic only to those in which he is supposed to have
better sources Of information than themselves.
One subject of national concern has very prep
erly been alluded to in this message in relation
TO the Mexican War. he proclaims the true Wing
doctrine What he says upon this exciting sub
iect, meets warm response in TIC bosom of eve
" frce-born American citizen, and every man on
earth who feels for his fellow beings.
That this war against a sister Republic is Wa
ced tvavrcsidential usurpation of one of the most
momcntous powers of the ConsIiiution'-that II is
attempted to be justified By string Of wretched
lretcxts which have already been abandoned, and
md, as now appears from the outrageous demands
nade for territory equal 10 the whole area OF the
S3' Union, --+sH oo7qscE u-d slaus dc-iastfon sre
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Nor han culinary pron1gii'ude seems 10 eha'-
. .r.isr ~ Proceedings CT oar Legislature al 'he
Il. cent >...i6,.. Int VIC fear that, rs too often
tss jc t.e 1T, the public service is more likely
to sue. from TOO much dispatch, which Is too apt
IN r,s,.t in numerous irnperfections in the tnaci
,acu,s requiring; constant notifications by future
lie islA;ures.
Slatters which have the most serious bearing
u,on the prosperity Of the State, are demanding
,a,iure consideration Local bills for charters
or ,e.rharters of banks have already been intro
d,ccd Railroad affairs VIII excite much discus
sion ol,bourh hut one ne5y charter Is asked for.
Tho ,.o;rct Of the famous Mr. Whitney for rail-
road 10 the Pacific, has occupied attention, and
leen approved by resolution of 10th Houses
Numerous petitions asking for repeal q the act
rrlan; to o,iinrs hctnsc-o'her' for the repeal Oh
the Eccrse lar. and sill others for the repeal or
modification Ct the schoo, law, have been present.
cd A bill has been introduced, granting the right
TO erect magnetic tclcgraphs llonG theh9hwayS
C he State.
Several bills. particularly interesting to the peo-
Die of Addison county have been mtroduced-es-
pcciallv one FIR adding Orwell and Sudbury to
Addison county, and another carving new town
ont of the smaItowns near the city OF Nergcnncs,
and another town ont of Rip;on end Avcry's
Gore.
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NEW YORK AFFAIRS.

The Viii, State Converts has been held lis
. :oa WAS distinguished by the greatest arlnony
nd enthusiasm. No spirit Of disaifeci.5n with
ts nominations has been i'll the least manifested
he nominations were made with perfect unan m
;v The Evening Journal says, that there was
,,sr.r a more unexceptonablc ticket put in NOM
;o,;jon--never one more acceptable or better ca
c,!a;ed 10 harmonic every interest Nothing IS
~, wanting for success bat organization and CT
err n, the p.rt Of the leaders, 70 lift up the mighty
.o;,~. Of H., VIII; party \ fall vote Is: in tbs
.t.,r. ever Is Mix victory. Indeed, such are the
,.-...,l. Circumstances under which the Wings
.,..o- ,.:: - campaign, tliat y In triumph Is
..l!r Of IS oai.a iro'.:blc. II VII he their own
f'rr 4 ;,.e !...r, DO not achieve glorious VIC
tory, Au agr.c that they have the power 10
-. tie S:.t,, If they vii but organize and
yar.
ga be o.l.er hand, / c so-called Democracy
= ~ n s,arr If ,onfus;on-utteIly coI.iounded.-
he recent Convention of ;lie party presented a
,.-ae Of uf,sr and i14cconciable anarcty and dis
..,,.;on Old ,.utk,rs ana Barnbun:crS reviled
,.r!. ohcr Ike 80 I:any pick pockets qIArreiiins
oycr the spoil. Each turned STATE evidence a
mini lis oeo-.-nt, and 10th vent their spleen IN
T.. .:;,.yrs; rcsil.rxs The WiinIot Proviso Is
T.. ;;..n r!..ch 0 ofoco:sm las split. The
o.. :lu. ;,r,dc- the influence Of the cniissaries
&! rcik, rrpa.lia:g il. The Bn-nt"Tners, led CT
br ..y.n Van Brrcu =, recent ,oting at Abs
~. Ae..a.e their -l,s:oa 20 il, II; least for the
t1cszut
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Coon News FROM GEoacIA.-The Legislature
is safe. The Wings have decided preponder-
ance in both branches. The Savannah Repuhli-
can 'of the 18th gives the result in the choice of
the Legislature, complete, with the exception o:
one member of each House. The Wings will
probably have majority of nine oil joint ballot.
or four in the House, and i'll all probability, five
i'll the Senate
The House stands e. Wings to CO Lococ =
Ware not heard fiom-doubtful. bu; probably one
Loco. The Senate stands IS Wigs. 20 Locos,
Independent, not hoard from. Lowndos and
Ware probably Wing.
The Savannah Republican, in announcing this
event, aids This is n viJtory worth having. 1t
gives us two United States Senators, Judge of
the Supreme Court of Errors. for six years, three
Or four Judges o. Supreme Courts, Solicitor Gen
erals State Officers, &C. &C., and, above all, it in
Sures 10 the STATE of Georgia con inuance Of that
Wing policy under WITCH she has pro5pered alum
dainty
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-10-26

Wgo BUrs.-A spirit Of enterprise seems
to have taken hold Of our merch2nts winch
promises fair business this season. it would
seem that they have never offered ,hei Gus
TONERS more perfect articles z cheaper raics
,Iau this season. Their advertisements shoa
abundant assortments Of every variety o!
goods suitable for lie season, aud that Ia
quality and cheapuess Ihr. a:a determined
nc, to be beaten here or elsewhere. Let heul
have a fair tiial we say.
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COL RAxsoM.-This brave Eer,nonter, ii
seems. was killei before the gates Of The
Mexican Capiial,as appears from the follow
lug, taken from the Troy Post:
Col. MARTIN Sort.
This brave Infantry officer was Vernon
ter. from Bennington. and was somewhat dis
iuguiSIed, "a lhe celebrated sharp shooter 10
whom Ihecoon, at which he was lcvelling his
gun sensibly remarked, Hold on Captain.
SCOTT. il is no use TO Waste your powder and
ball-l'l! come down hni surrender He
has fought h,lvely in al of Gen. ScoTT's
battles. and with Col. Ransom. who WIS also
4 brave Vermonter, found soldiers grave
before The very gates cf Inc Mexican Capital
Lieu. Col. GRAHAM, aud Lieut.. Col 2Ax
TER. wfn fell in the same battle, were both
New Workers ana drawer or more galleai men
never laced an enemy.
Col McISrosn " a, Georgian. and Lieut..
Col DicKiNsoN was of The ili-laicd South
Cai olina regimeci. both brave and noble
hearted pieu, aud both numbered with The
fallen.
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THE GALAXY.
Ml1DLEBURY.yT.
Tuesday, Oct. &c. ie4z
WIG VICTORIES.

Georgia, Maryland, Ohio and Florida, are Yir-
,u.lly Wing. In Maryland and Georgia, the To-
70 journals are congratulatins themselves IN the
.Iection of :he;r Governors. Bat the Wings have
won The substantial Victories since they have the
LEGISLATURES. and majority OF congressional del
,..a;es. This secures two Wing United States
Senators in Georgia, and a majority Of the con-
.r,,,ional delegations. In Florida, also, another
VIII. United States Senator is probably secured
III, belisyed 10th bra;e..os Of ihc Legislature
vii be Wing.
And now, could the Wings Of New York but do
ttsir duty at the approaching election what Wis
"a Of future prosperity to our bleeding country
would lie opened upon US!
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At the recen, whis Siatc convention held
al Moa,relir Tho following delegates to tie
National Co,'c .rirn.
Delegates. Al Il ge- Solomon Foot, Rui-
laud; Horace Ever; Wint.-ur.
Slh4ifufes. :. !. Miner, Mancheste
Carlos Coolidge, Wadsor.
IL Dist. A. p. Lyman. Bennington. A. L
Catlin, Or"ell.
ID Dist. IIampden Cuts. ilartland, Wm
Hehard, Chelsea.
Sd Disr. II. E. Royce, Berkshire, Ii. B.
Stacy, Burlington.
4lh Dist. Purtrs Baxter, Derby, |. II. De
lano, Iiarw ick.
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AWFUL DxPLosIoy-GREAT DEsTkUc.
TON OF LIFE AND Property.

Cincinnati, Oct. $50 l-2 P. III.
During a violent thunder storm at the
city of Nashville, Tennessee, on Tuesday
evening last, the Powder Magazine at that
place was struck by Lightning, causing an
awful explosion. which shook the city as
by an earthquake, and spread dismay, de-
s;ruction and death on all sides. About
one hsndred houses were destroyed and
many lives lost. Ten dead bodies have
been discovered among the sad ruins The
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-10-26
LITTLE TOWNS.

A disposition tomultiply cluster of little towns
in the neighborhood of Vergennes, has heretofore
existed and developes itself, we sorry 10 say,
az the present session of the Legislature. We see
10 propriety in the creation of these little munich
palities and as far it tends to give an undue
political weight to tha; immediate neishborhood,
it is obviously unjust towards the remainder CT
the county Pan;on has = population CT o'O'
Waltha,n es3, VcrgenreS loi7. Al togcth,f,
have less of territory thai: tlli sz5i to,sa anu
vet are expected 10 ENJOY ;he posiiiTe weight OF
three such towns both in coarentions AMI coun-
ty meetings, and 10: unfcquently on questions OF
local intcres. or ambition We do not object 10
their exercising their rights according 10 their IN
clination; but there is little magnaninlity in the
system, and we must express our regret that no
bier view is not taken OF it. The present moyc-
mont is for the creation of a new town from the
nort of Ferris5urz,h south Of Outer Creek-a mere
fragment of that town. If the people themselves
of this section oniy are interested, We would sug-
sest that they might obtain equal accommoda-
ton in relation TO high water, and for town bust
ness, bv being connected with Panton, which en-
closes them upon the river, and would still be
small enough. AS positive evil sometimes results
from an unequal arrangement of this kind, We
freely submit, also, that the township Organization
Of Wal,ham and Vcrgennes, if made one, would
obviate rational ground of complaint which now
exists, and trgly Left the just pretensions, in
commercial or business view, Of the pigmy city
with the giant soul"
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S9,45O ca

RAIL RoAD-Wc understand mat lhe y IerI,or
der of the Grading and MasGny ny I To the State line
in seTnOn af i the Bridge over the Connecticut
K,Sei in Vermont, viii be contracted for on M0n-
day next. o,inc, nrooress in the sur
In rom NTH this place to Bellows Falls, and II Is
r[nccc that this part of the line, forming S To M
ndt;Cn with Inc River and Rutland loaas' Will 0e
rsdy for contract in all next month: co,r-dor
Wv shores of stock sod in Boston on SATURDAY
70 an edysncc CT two per cent. since Wednes-
day.-E7uttttogo Eagte.
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BOOTS, SHOES. CATERS 4 BUS
KlNS.
BROAD CLOTHS from $500 - $500
per yard.
READY MADE CLOTHING -SLiir. col
lars. Vests, pants, Dress ,nd Over
Coa's. Large assortment and every article
" n:ranteJ.
OVER 7oU pieces Of Paper Hangings -Cot-
on and Wool Carrs;iuSs.
SUGARS from ? els to g cts per Id. dry
and white.
NOLASSES, prime article fci % cts per
gallon.
Choice H s. TEAS from % 10 sc cts per h.
GUN POWDER, Young and Imperial Old
Tyson from 60 to IS its per ID.
Large supply Of G-oani. Rock, Turks
island s. Key West Salt.
Aso large stock ofOils and Paints prepared
for use.
Together with Flour. Fish, lroa, Steel, Nails,
Glass. &c.
n. B. There will nc a Prhlc Sale of The
aJovc Stock of Goods. commencing Tuesd7.
at o'oIock. Sept. 2lsi, 1881 aaJ Continuing
lay and evening until the Winnie IS disposed
Of Terms, Produce Credit ard Cash
p. w. COLLINS & co.
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AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION

At Montpelier, October p Ie47.
Farmers and gentlemen interested in
Agricultural and Horticultural Improve
ments in Vermont, are requested to meet
at the Free Church in Montpelier, on
Wednesday, tn 9th day of October inst
for the purpose of forming State Agrl-
cultural and Horticultural Society. A
full attendance is earnestly invited.
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STATE OF VERMONT
District Of New Haven S. (
Be IL remembered that a probate Court held
at Bristol. in said district, tu tie l4lh day Vi
October 1877.
The administrator On the estatcof
WILLIAM {. WARNER
late OF Ffisto, in said Dicrici, deceased, TeTre-
>ened I'D Court, thai the time heretofore al
low ed Is said CUuit To the Administration, 10
collect and settle the accounts and pay the teitS
OF the said deceased insufficient for that IuI-
oose and prayih.; said Court for further time III
which 10 pay the debts Of the said deceased and
settle said Estate.
Wherenpon, said court ordered said Admins
traitor 70 notify all PERSONS concerned 20 ;pTcar
before said cour, I'll session thereof TO lie hn!aen
a, the Office OF The Judesiof said ccuri, 10 Er. 10,
in sid District, on the % "Wednesday Of NovcE.-
Ter lSi5, Z, 10 O'clock forcaooa, thea AID then.
10 objecl To- he extension ofihf tine, Is sivFeS7,
flhey see cause, lor which cauSe it j. faIiher
teied, ihata copy OF The record OF this oIdef le
published three weeks successfully il the NVTt.-
efn Galaxy-a newspaper printed Il sid Md
lie5ury in the county Of Addison.
Hurley MsnsiH. Ja2sC,
Il true copy Of record.
25 Attest Harvey MHaSii. Jh}se.
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PAPER HANGINGS, a.Iarce assortment and
newest styles from 70 80 cents Ioul-may he
found at the Store Of
P.W. COLLINS & co.
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Silas H. Jenison, L. G Bingham,
S. w. Jeweit, Harry Bradley,
Merrill Bingham, G Goodrich,
Fred. Button; Geo B. Shaw,
Geo P. Hodges, II. B. Stacy,
John Porter, Orville Shaw,
Hampden Cults, Frs. Wilson,
S. Z. Fairbanks, Ezra Mech Jr.
J. w. Howes, Rolla Gleason,
b. B. Newton, Harry Miller
Editors throughout the State will con-
fer a favor by inserting this notice.
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dwelling Of Mr.. Sheavers was torn to pie
ces, his family badly injured and one young
lady killed
MARRIED..

In This village. OH the ooh inst. by the
Rev. f. b. Hubbard. Mr.. George Claim. of
Keesville N. Y, to Mss Ellen Pike, Of This
place.
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OVER 60 MUFFS & GOAS from 81 81
10 SIS 90.
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4 faro assortment CHATS. 81 ,tl7rt. n,
,ria, Otter, Seal, ard Cloth Gaps.
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OVER loo SHAWLS from 81 Otto &c.,
Comprising Rich Silk Fis'd Meriuo. Cash
mere Blanket, Neu Brocha & Highland.
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For Sale or to Rent,

The Dwelling House next Nsrlh Of Prof.
winnings. recently occupied hy Prof. Stod
Lard. A. WILCOX.
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y. treasury. 1927 Sc
Balance :. Objected. 1896 so
xotes for school Fund State
Rank and Surplus Fund, 6,s56 ~
From Co. Clerks; i''ss ~
Demands IN hahos Oh ''N' $50 7s-3l,57o so
Attorneys, i'''0
Balance against the State,
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CranberrieS,

A few barrels Cranberries in Prime order.
just received by E. VALLETTE.
Oci, 22i, 1877.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber, agent Of the Rutland and
Iddison county mutual Insurance Compam
s ready 10 receive The assessments now due,
on the premium notes
JOHN ". STEWART.
Middlebury Sept. 18Th lS47. 2l;3
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Tub stand on its opn bottom"
AND

With the sirirtest agard to truth wo affirm
that we will sell l. per ct. cheaper than
hose who are compelled to charge high
profits on account of Limited Sales. In
short we pledge ourselves 10 the public thai
we will sell our entire stock Of goods Rs low
rs they can be purchased al retail in the
Cities of Boston ur New York!
We caanoi specify only cay we have over
10000 Yds. al Rich Cloak & Dress Goods
comprising
Plain, figured & shaded Aldpines
Plain s. Figured De-Lanes
Gala Plaids-Silk wlrp Orleans.
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BLACK. Dab. Il sill stripe Alpaccns
SCOTCH, American d EarIsione Ginghams
BLACK & figured Gro lie R:ne Silks
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from the Quebec Mercury, May 81
II Is now pretty evident that nine tenths of the -four
and wheat in Of transportation to the tide
waters Of the st Lawrence, will be shipped to Great
Britain and Ircland-and the remaining portion very
likely to find Its way into the United states;frstly
In consequence Of those being the most tangible articles
to convert into money with prospect Of profit to the
merchant and lastly In consequence Of the great ad
vance in breadstuffs In all the Atlantic cities; equal
an average TO twelve shngs and six pence per barrel
of session of Parliament may not be unnecessary
tn call the attention OF the Government to these facts
not been felt by the present generaton how long such
state OF things may continue Ia not limited to man
experience Without being an aarmist-in what position
should we In Canada East be found during the ensuing
winterin the event Of unfavorable for pro-
ducng the ordinary grain at present raised
barley and peas Wheat has been out of the question
for some years past, and for potatosswhat depen
aence can be placed upon them now?-in what posi-
ton should we then be placed Why, in position
worse than Ireland ever has been, because commun-
cation with all other parts Of the world with us IL
stopped for period Of six months Of the year II may
be supposed we can turn to the United States for
supply. May not the causes produce a deAeien.
cy In their crops leaving the difculty and expense
transportation out Of the question: The same Ia
applicable to Canada West and although Great Bril-
tain might be prepared with the energy that has
grapped with the distreses Of Ireland the same effects
could not be produced because II must be- borne in
mind that we are not within the reach Of her steam
ships still employed In carrying food to the ports
OF Ireland Would II not be well then to reflect upon
the course so lately adopted In many parts Of Europe
TO prevent 80 great drain of the stan Of life taking
place as would place us in the position in which
Poi""u VI 'uo ohiteu othtes now IA ana Wnicn mas
caused an advance in price OF wheat and -four to
alarming extent, and makes II than probable that
a demand and heavy one for that market will DO
made upon us for supply to the great detrment Of all
but Few capitalists and speculators who at present
command the great bulk Of these neccssaries Of life
The Immediate confederation Of this question IL Of vital
urgency About 100000 immigrants will land nj Que
bee this season. OF them many will be destitute 81
those arrived the largest proportion are they
obtain work their numbers will create competition
atM 10 their own interests and destruction OF Their
ability to provide for Themselves and families at the
existing high prices OF food Their poverty will make
them dependent. They will be unable TO remove
from this fresh Of scarcity and the old residents
must necessarily tax themselves TO furnish their wants
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TIE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHM
JAMES G0RD0M BENNETT. PROPRIETOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND.

DAiLY HERA.D-Every day. Price per copy-3
% per 9aiuin-payable in advance.
WaEK!9 III HfERALD-Evsry saturday-Prce sN cent
perc0ly-$3 IA cents annum-payable in advance.
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
rsnt' Be- sspyTs3 per annum payable IL advance
Isl o. Isa,1 Of each yss-single copies sxpenee each
aDV IISEMENTS, at the usual prces-aiways cash
av ace Advertisements should be written plain legbls
The Proprietor will not be responsible for tina
rRiNTlNo of all kinds executed beautifully and witt
AL letters communications by mall addressed 10 tbs
esoishment must be paid, the postage will be do
d1rrsd from the suha rription mnns
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OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE.
- 10 M m

The subscribers would ctuy inform their friends and
the public that they have added several splendid ships
line of packets between this port and Liverpool which
been avoably known and extensively paonsed for period
Of more than thirty and have hesitation in assuring
those who wish make for tie
their friends from England Scotland Ireland that they Will
find these ships inferior point Of comfort,
safety Of which will sail from Liverpool every
six days, throughout the making delay and the
quen the Of embarkaon
ble free passage from the various Irish and
Scotch with bread snifs and hospital paid
decline coming out the full paid will be promptly
funded as usual. For further particulars apply TO
SAMUEL THOMPSON NEPHEW,
275 Pearl street.
Drafts or exchange payable sight are also furnished for
Grimhaw Coz Liyerpoo the National Bank Of Scotland;
National Bank Of Ireland and Northern Banking Co Apply
IS above. fef lmsr