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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-06
EXPULSION OF FREE Col

EXPULSION OF FREE COL
oRED MEN FROM THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.-We find the
following recommending in
relation to the expulsion of
all freenegroes from the state
of Virginia, in the annual
message of Gov. Smith, made
to the legislature Of that
State:
"On the 30th of Sept.
last, we had in our Peniten-
tiary 226 convicts, 80 of
whom were free negroes and
mulattoes, 107 white con-
victs born within Virginia,
and 35 born beyond our linn
its. By the census Of 1910,
we had in our State, 49,
e42 free negroes and mulat.
toes, constituting about one
sixteenth Of our free popula-
ton s(excluding foreigners)
contribute largely over two.
fifths of the convicts of our
penitentiary. By the same
census, ,welhad 44S, ,987 slaves
Of this number, IA only
were transported for offences
committed within the past
year. The free negroes con-
stitute only about tenth
Of our negro race, and yet
they perpetrate about six
sevenths of the crimes COM
mitted by it. Our criminal
statistics develop these re-
suits, which | am satisfied
are substantially correct
They demonstrate the moral
degradation Of the free ne
gro, the hopelessness of his
reform, the mischievous in
fluences of his association,
and the necessity of his re-
moval. Occupying here
that space which separates
the white man from the slave
he corrupts portions Of both
races. That he is a moral
leper is demonstrated. That
he will prove the ready in
strument of those,to be found
in certain sections of our
Union, who would kindle in
to flame our social edifce,
cannot be doubted. And
thus, it is due to our own qui-
ct and repose-to the pre-
servation of our dearest and
most sacred interests, that
he should be removed. The
right to do so cannot be ques.
toned. The great and e.
ternal law of self:protection
puts it beyond cavil or dis.
cussion.
In certain sections of our
Union the free negro is re.
garded as an American citi.
zen, and entitled to all the
rights and privileges of that
proud and lofty station. We
can send him to those places.
Indeed, | am assured that he
will be received with pleas
ure. Removed by commu'
. mites his domestic and sociaI
ties would be preserved; anc
emigrated to such commune
ties, while we ceuld be re-
lieved from a most intolera
BILE evil, he would have hi.
prospects of bettering his
condition greatly improved
l regard our free negro
population as one of our
greatest evils, and to get rit
Of it is one of our highes
duties. Great as may b.
the apparent difficulty of &C
complishing this desirabl
measure, it would dwindl
into insignificance under
bold and decided treatment
But all l now propose is tn
passage of a law providin
that each county, at our mex
annual election, shall hav
the right to vote upon tn
question of removing tn
free negroes, within their Re
spective limits, beyond tn
commonwealth-that a
counties voting affirmativel
shall communicate the fact
the Executive, who shall
required to remove the frt
negroes within such cou1
or twelve months notice; ar
ulation shall not thereafter
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-06

r IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
IL Post Office, at Ravenna, Jan. l, ls47.
Brown James H Moulton Abner
Bostwick Charles Miller @ A
Burr Lucy Ann Magoon Lewis
Black ] H Mcclure
Beavdoin Michel Newton & Rhodes
Barton Lew E Perry Charles II
Bartholomew John Painter John Jr
Chaplin N s Pierce Rev q E.
Carnes John Parker Mr.
Cook Richard Philips James
Cride G Richards Chas F
Everett Elvira Royalton James L
Fisher Adam Reed N G
Fuller Cornelius O Rnehart Jacob
Gilmore James Stevens Williams
Gurley james o |Sapp John
Gregg Seth Slough Henry
Holly Townson s. Stone Chester
Hine Alva Voorhas A V M
Haines Antheny Willard Sylvester
Hubert Martinez Watrons u 20
Rowland Sarah w Woodford Della
Loughead James Wright John .
Leitzey Jacob Whitney RuluH ID
Laten Francis Vents Col John
Lee Urania
B. s. HOPKINS, P. NJ.
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SheriG's Sale.

| Suerlu' = SAhes
TN obedience to the command of writ of
i Tendi. Er. to me directed and delivered
from the court of common Pleas Of Portage
county, Ohio, shall expose to sale at public
vendueat the court house iu the town of Ra-
VIENNA
On Monday the 1st day Of February hert.
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ. and
four o'clock, p. M. of said day the following
described lands and tenements, to wit:
"A certain tract of land situate in the town
ship of Hiram in said County of Portage
and described as follows: Being a part of
lot No. 8 in said township and istbounded as
follows: beginning at the North east corner
of said lot nine, thence running south on the
lot line thirty four chains and sixty four
links to the centre Of road, thence along
the same N. II deg. w. l6 chains and 81
links to q post, thence south along the west
line of Edward Walkers land chains 88 links
to post, thence west along the north line Of
William Westands land 16 chains % links
to post, thence north along a marked line
IS chains 81 links to the centre of the afore.
said road, thence North II deg. West along
the same S chains rs links to post, thence
N. 81 deg. E. along the south line of the bu-
rying ground chains 81 links to a post,
thence north chains n links to a post,
thence south 6S deg. 90 min. west 81 links
to- post, thence North SO deg. 46 min. west
chains Al links to post, thence North 6S
deg. 90 min. east 81 links 20 q post in the
north line of said lot nine, thence east along
said north line Al chains 92 links to the place
of beginning, Containing within these bounds
ninety six acres and sixty hundreds of an acre
of land.'
Taken on decree wherein Henry Garfield
was complainant and James Cromwell was
respondent.
Appraised at $s69,4o.
JOHN GlLLIs, Sheriff:
By s. TAYLOR, Jr. Dept.
Sheriff Office, Portage Col
December S0th, .i846. 5wS3.
Sherif's Sale.
TN obedience to the command of writ of
Il Lev. Fa. to me directed and delivered
from the court of common Pleas of Portage
County, Ohio, | shall expose to sale at public
vendue at the court house in the town Of
Ravenna ..-.
On Monday the lss day of February neat.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. III. and
four O'Clock, P. M, of said day the following
described lands and tenements, to wit:
"A certain tract of land situate in Raven.
ma in SAID County of Portage aud described as
follows, being the north part of lot No. 81 in
said township, bounded west by land owned
by William Stockwell. north on land late
the property of John B. Shaer, East on
Y township line, south on land late the proper
ty of John Kitten containing fifty four acres
of land.'
Taken on a decree wherein Richard J.
4 Thompson, Ex'r. of Laodicy Finch, Decd
\ was complainant and John Nicol T. ais. we,e
n respondents.
n Appraised at $4,000
A JOHN GlLLIS, Sheriff:
H Sheriff's Office, Portage Coz
December SOth, 1916. SWISS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-06

nOUBLE SOLE BOOTS.-l case gen
IL tlemen d'ble sole Calf skin boots first
rate article at $S,75 pr pair, for sale by
Dec. so. HOOD g. STEVENS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.


Packet ship Stephen Whitney, from Liverpool. mdse
20 Robert Kermit
Br.s Mose.. Of Richmond, Me. Hall Is day. from
Cisnfugos (cubA) 26s hhds molasses 70 chsstelsin
Ponvert Left bark Murillo, Woodside, for New York
adelphis; Sarah Williams, Thompson discg Portland
tor Portland do; Delaware, Elliot New-York schrs
Ellen, Merrimsn unc Albert Ninal Nichols Philade
phia do.
Brig Antonette, Of Belfast Me, Psce from Trinidad
Dc Cuba molsses to master. Left bark Morel Bryan,
brJant ldg bngs Cordea Snow for Boston, 10 days
Grand Turk do, dg Champion, OF Portland do Ellis
Welie. do; schr Matilda Perry, unc. 18th ult spoke
brig Anna Dale Sherman from jamaica for Cienfuegos
~. sAw large bark run ashore on tho Calorsdoss-
took her 70 BE- british
Swedish brig Linnea. Wilson, SO days from Rio de
ysns'fo conee &c, 70 GrinneI Mnturn & Co. March
~ In let ~ 10 Ion q So fell in with the WRECK of thu
tehr Patriot Capt Linn from Boston the 81 Al nit with
cargo Of Ice for Mobile In a linking OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
from her the Captain and crew the can,s s,s,.S hs
had encountered the gales OF the 10Th which csnse5 ~
vessel to leak She capsized shortly After LEAVING hsr
Schr A De Rosset Roderick, ds from Wilmington
NC, naval stores, 70 De Rossct Brown.
schr Maria Crsey, stubbs, de fm Washngsoa. NC
corn, 70 master.
schr Delaware, HI 10 days I'm saco. Me. heading to
w Prentiss.
schr David Risley. COrson. 4 ds fm Washington, NC
naval stores.
schr Ann Smith, Smith, de I'm Baltimore, mdse Il
Mailer 4 Lord.
Lighter sehr Alice Ellis, Rof, molasses from bril-
Watchman. recently ashore on the West Bank. Ths
W. was got on this mcrninss high water, and is up
the city.
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Drp GOODS.
poNNrr AVN CAP RIBBONS

rHE SUBSCRIBER has on hand the largest sssortme NJ
on Bonnet and Cap Ribbons 10 beound IN The city inc
a.opd or OF bs establishment being devoted entirely 10
Ina, purpose Many of the styles are 81 his own geng
up and imported exclusively for his own trade To those
who have never examined his stock he would say call
before YOU purchase" As ribbons are an article offancy,
III who nave dealt in them that they have the hight
styles and at the right prices sales are rea1ly rnade
r.ng mis- course be has built up the largest ribbon trade
n the city To those who have never 0oughiheir ribbons
OF the subscriber he would say that bis customers Gost
invariably tell him hst the ribbons they get Of him sell hst
and are the cheapest they buy The reason the admitted
fact thai his stock selected with the best taste and IL me
largest and cheapest the city AL OF which can soon De
demonstrated 10 The satisfaction Of any one who VIII CAL
and examine H. He has also large assortment OF mi.
nerv and other fancy ak goods that equally worthy
ne Attention Of the trade The subscriber sken This &C.
csson TO say any OF the above named goods ne
cannot will not be undersold: l. NJ sTENEns,
tus MGThisu 81 Beaverst near feaLL
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y.ox the clouds whence tho lightning desih'sae' N'"
burst $3.50, ,ursaS
Tn. soft shower is cent and the young eo"c'
And the earth Ia with beauty epdace .A,.,.s
The wind. in whose rage the huge forss' u wnls ,o
Besrs the blessings of Commerce ana rea'e
ood's agents Of wo al work good
Ba, thou mighty ship euils By man 70 os,d ~ low
thou the irst Of fhy race oes' - -" v W
60 q, ola whsp Elijah proclaimed the stern will
~ o.1 ,s shsn no rain fall dews shsll dbui,
A. fsmine scowled fierce on the land
tn, rsrd OF in omen. whose fearthrilng croak
~. rkil on the heart Deaths angel had spoke
submissive obeyed Gods command
,S The beak which had rsvcled 10 carnage and pcoo
To the desert, love guided, bore mercy and food
sh,, whose proud mission H. Loves freight to bear.
When winds. winged with blessings, and besrtupereo
prayer
DER the Ocean have sped thy return
oh ne'er may thy deck be polluted with STRIFE . ,e
which 10 famine worn millions went pregnant with lie
Ne'er thy dark sides with deaths hres burn
Black raven God sent TO the desert with 1000
Oh return not again to thy carnage and blood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
Goal.


SOHUYLKILL COAL VIA. THE CANAL
LFRED LAYTON, Of 81. Clair, Schuylkil county, lie
"A prepared 70 deliver coal Of his own mining direct
via the Schuy Kill and Delaware and Rarian canals All
orders addressed 10 him at ST. Clair Schuyk County or
to the subscribers, (hs Agents. 81 Philadelphia, will meet
with prompt attention.
mn 81 BACON MCFARLAND.
DOR sALE-lO or 5000 Tons OF White Ash Coal
The subscriber IL prepared 10 deliver by ihe ca
nal either In Philadelphia NewYork on board the
boats al Port Carbon from 10 10 1900 tons Of Waite Ash
Coal during the season. from hs coery a. 81 CLair Mill
Creekhs quality OF which IL guaranteed 10 be the very
best and handled In the careful manner. Application
made by letter, directed TO POtlsye, will have lmmed
ate attention. MI SIN DAVID CHILLAS.
GOAL DAILY DIsCHARGING and selling al
~ these low prices for cash-Stove and Egg 80 % Nut
and Stove mixed s5 % additional nscreened and
delivered from the yard, and warranted best quality Red
Ash PETER CLINTON,
ml6 2neods corner King and Greenwich sis
cS FOR FIRST Kate Peach Orchard Nut Coal
s3C s for Stove do 81 for Virginia Coal whenanding
delivered above rates. so OF for carriage Lehgh
Schuylkill, &c Z. BENJAMIN, s05 Frsnkhn-si
Dealers supplied very low. m5l 2m-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
SECOND BOARD.
Arrivals Of Produce. &c. by the New.Yor
sud Erie Railroad......L y. Clarkson, Agent
Reported specially for The Ntsu- York Tr,b1ns
FRIDAY, April2.

Sarge Henry Sgydans--l2 bbls apples do -four tubs
batter ~ calves, Capt Griswod tubs butter rs calves
sheep, Capt king tube butter IS calves sheep Capt
Leods; ~ bags feed Smith, 30 bkts Van Duze
! tc hsx seed, Bridges 100 bsh corn, Manning; &c has
seed % calves tubs butter. Jennings Thompson; %
calves, A Trimble Dol eggs, A w Reynolds; So tubs
butter 81 calvee Coleman "a tubs butter az calves BIZ
sggs Blake; IL tubs butter 2S calves, w Clarke; IL
ealves Capt Hin; 81 calves, Capt Caldwel ss skins,
Raymond bxs shoes, w Little; bxs chair stuff, ID
n9nine; 200 chair seals Baldwin, 70 rolls leather
bishop; bxs goods, Corlies Haydock Co; Is bxs A
Wilkins go blooms iron, Ryerson; IS bdls steel 90 DO
trou, pisrson 4 Co; lot ship timber, Cox.
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THOMAS, COWPERTHWAIT 4 co.
Publishers and Booksellers,
o,l Markaf.st phiadelDhia

EwELLs MEDICAL COMP ANIoN-Tlrth Edition.
T. C. 4 Co. will also publish this Spring THE MEDICAL
COMPANION Family Physician treating of the Diseases
Of the United States with their symptoms causes cure ana
Of prevention; common csses in Surgery as ifac,
lures dsocaOns &c; the management ana Diseases OF
Women and Children. Dispensstory for preparing
Family Medicines, and Glossary explaining technical
terms To which are added-A Brief Anatomy and Physi
olOgy Of the Human Body showing rational prime
The and Of Diseases An Essay on Hygiene or
the Art OF Preserving Health without the aid OF Medicine
An American Maiera Medics. pointing out me virtues and
doses Of our Medicinal Plants AlsoThe Nurses Guide,
by James Ewe, Physician in Washington, formerly OF
Savannah the Tenth Edition. revised enlarged and very
considerably improved embracing Trealse on Hydro
patty, Homeopathy. and the Chrono-T hermal system
T- Booksellers and others purchasing Books are In
viied 10 call and examine Stock before purchasing
elsewhere they will find 1t extensive than that OF
any other establishment In the Country and we will sell
at the lowest prices. ml2 3awlm Il. L. Co.
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ALBERT L. wINsHIP,

DMsrketst formerly David Sands Co. would respect
fully inform his friends and the public generally that he
has hand choice selection Of drugs medicines chemt
calls peumery. fancy articles &c al OF which have been
selected with great care expressly for retailing and every
article sold a. his store warranted & 1uine-
Particular attention will be paid 10 physicians prescrip
tons and competent person will be In attendance al all
hours-day or night
Superior Swedish Leeches for sale or applied by
perienced person mill I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

TOR sALE-The fixtures Of 3 retail dry goods store,
Il nearly new sud In complete order Consisting Of
ters, wndowstands shelves he &c OF pine wood paint
ed oak the counters having solid black wsnu, tops will
must be removed from the premises before May Can
DO seen in The store y r. corner Of Eighihsvens and
seven'esnsh-ss Apply TO II. X. GREEN "a Cedsrst Sd
Hory' nj I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
HOBBS PATENT

EXTENSION DINING TABLES, with premium metal
Epaied slides, long fAvoraby known as the most durA
Die, elegant and economical Extension Tables, warranted
never 70 get out OF order large assorment-he largest
In me eity-comprisiDg tables for private parors and
dining rooms. hotels steamboats, lie together with gen.
erA assortment Of elegant and fashionable Cabinet Furn
ture always ready the mandatory and warrrOoms 4s5
Broadway where the public respectfully invited
sail and examine md I'm CT, HoBE, 90 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
Trade Of the Hudson.

Pfsssee s-d Coa~try MooAondW aririns At Noe- Ysrt
HAii1s Liae-Bayxe Indnsry Mull-5000 bah corn
captain.
bsh $500 do loo bbls rye our 500 bales hay and
straw, TO captain.
Barge M.assst HAn.s-iooob sh rye 1900 do oats $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
JOHN BARLEY

MERCHANT TAILOR AND READY MADE CLOTHING sfos''
No. l46 Broadway, corner OF Libery.s'. =,
KEEPS CONSTANTLY on hand q complete assofsn.s,,
N Of fine and superhne goods, which he VIII male W
the lowest market price for cash approved credit ~
English, French and American broadcloths, easn.i
and vesiings OF all coors and qualities Also, cotton
linen dress shirts collars efavss and sefsd jusins so
and general assortment Of fancy goods
His work 10 all made by hfstrale wofkmen, 40 S.s
ranled 10 give entire Satisfaction Gentlemen m1onsss
him with their orders may rely having their eosss
got up In the best style, and at prices as low az ms
quality Of work can be expected al any oneI ess ,syv
win receive prompt attention, and clothing crwafae'"
the most safe and expeditions routes. ssy
N B-0entlemen furnishing their own goods mey -
on having hem made up In aslyls net 70 be surpssSs
Also, Constantly hsnd large assortment o. sn
N ode Clothing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

OuTRAax IN COLUMBIA Goa correspondent OF
the Evening Post writing from Hudson under date of
3lst ult says;
This city IL now In great excitement account of
another Ambient outrage which occurred today MIR.
Edward p. Cowles one of our citizens has just been
brought into town horribly bruised and msnged that
his friends could not have identified him. Several
others wers also badly beaten These men went with
the Deputy Sheriff arrest Of the Fnkes, so motto
rious In this county,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
INSTRUMENTATION, Lace GOODS DREss cars, RIssoNsl &C
377 BROADWAY,

wv SCOTT co. have recently opened the above
w sore with large and splendid stock 10 which hey
respectfuy invite The attention OF ladies Amid new
and variety will be found TANRouR DRESSES very
hne quantity from s.; SLEDLE WORK TUCKED pRtssLs
ham dressei - embroidered Tooei, from :. ov
TO $40; about . dozen sEEDLEwoRS COLLARS rom Os o
IS each; large quantity ohiscfie5, various siyesi %
dozen Embroidered cuffs from 10 10 So per pair sheer ape
bordered LAWS HANDKERCHEFs from 90 10 cl2 per dok
hemmed stitch. rviere sod embroidered do new And
elegant assortment Of imitation lace from - ~ 20
81 So each large quantity black and white lace rsii
from Sc upward Remarkably cheap an excellent Vari'
CIV of the NEWEST SPRING RIsRoNs offered al very
sna advance on The cost OF imporshon 20 or 80 dozen
caps comprising almost every variety OF style luI
dAlencon black BRUSSELS and imitation lsees muslin
trimmings &c. &c N. b As every article Is marked Al
The low EST remuneang profit drlaon IN prices can DC
made. No In-
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Books.
CHANDLER's GRAMMAR.

CHANDLER 5 GRAMMAR.
NEW GRAMMAR Of the English Language, by
n Joseph r. Chandler, Esq. Editor Of the United States
Gazette price SO cens-Ths work s 10 the hands Of the
.tereoyper and will be issued by the Subscribers In the
month OF April next II is plain, familiar but thorough
exposition OF English Grammar, adapted to the present
condition Of our Language, and the wants Of the Schools
OF this country and s designed discuss the subject
curaie knowledge Of with facility to his pupils Those
who are acquainted with Mr.. Chandler, either personay
or through his widely circulated and important Journal
will not hesitate TO admit that would be difficult to ud
person better suited the task Of preparing such
treatise and that II may be expected 10 be standard
work in its department. to be OF eminent service To the
cause of Education and to reflect honor on the School
Literature of America
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List Of Letters remaining in the Post Office at
Harlem. N. Y. April ], 1871.
Bridget, Penrce. Mrs
Anthony, III Y

~ Pesoni calling for The folorng leiteri % please say ad
serf,sed as they LOOKED orer unless particularly
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no TAILORs.Irhe Second Edition Of stineme

ITO TAILORs.-The Second Edition OF Stinemers
celebrated work cutting garments OF every descrp
Lon 10 style OF elegance unequaed IL now published and
ready for delivery Those who desire avail themselves
OF the advantages be derived from the use Of The
instructions II contsns would do well TO obtain copy
without delay The book - by II inches square and
contains II elegant diagrams of all the various styles OF
garments al the present day, with full aud ample In
The following few Of the many highly respectable
names who testify - the merits of Tho book
The undersg ned being practically acquainted with MI
Stnemes Treatise Cutting Garments, win pleasure
recommend work complete in iis arrangements and
In lis practical application 10 cutting superior 10 any hero
lofore published, either In Europe or America.
p Henry Son, Daniel Cutter, Stats Banker CHARLES
Cox L. w. Tyron Co.. b. Y. Homer James Daily, John
Havand, j. II. Banker.
The above be obtained OF the author ll3 Broad
way, New-York ms lmeodf
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RrICIAL
LIST OF LETTERS.
.p,r.rnssp ~ rHs rREvNk sy sREcIaL lrroIsTMEry

sis. and De fa'tlsr saaoted,
Ard all adyerseen,s made under the orders OF the Post
in newspaper or newsPapers o. LETTERS
uncsed any Post Once shall be inserted IN lnc
=, a he Town or place where the Office advertising
NAV Sc situated, HAVING ne lar ger csrcIat,oa .
New Psn Ohoe Lonr, Passsd MsreA D. loss'
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QUARTERLY BEACON

lust PUBLISHED, The I'd No. price 50 cents at the
Office, Frenkn-squsre, (Pearst) contains the a.
pertons Of the age also entire, Christianity proved
ldoatry," Ia reprinl also Short Enquiry, who was
Jesus Christi For SALE Also each of the aboYe In parts
also the lat No OF the Quarterly Beacon containing the
celebrated Three lmpostors" ". b. New editions OF
suausss Lie OF Jesus Volney's Ruins Vse's Life OF
Paine Paine's Works. Ysltare's Dictionary, and other
liberal works ml9 lmeods
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DRY GOODs-selling Out to Close Concerns
LIT. KELLOGG co. l69 Greenwich-st between
Cortland and Dey s,s being obliged TO remove or close
their business by the fret OF May will offer her desrs
BILE stock OF fancy staple dry goods al such prices as
make Il an object FOR an who want bargains 10 call Their
stock consists principally of staple goods aud have all been
bought at the lowest rates and many Of them VIII be od
much lower than cost among which may be found alage
lot Of beautiful small figured De LAins at "a "a per yard
lot of do at . and H. Ga. lot printed French Lawns
at iOd and also b Is Id and Is Sd Prints from "a 70
Is per yard large stock OF Bleached Shrtngs from 10
TO Is per yard Linen Goods Of all kinds al p per cent be-
lov usual price lot OF Cashmere Shaws, wool middes,
at also lot Of very fine and rich patterns do oil wool
al l 5O also lot splendid patterns printed Ihlbet
do do g. So This IS no humbug as those VINO gve Us
q call will find. ,. 4, hELLOOO W
al lws 1863 Greenwich-sL