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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD


1YHPAssENGER TRAINS UP.-Leaye New York foot
OF Coraud-Sl. AM and 81 PM; Leave Newark Ut AM
PAssENGER TRAINS DowN-Leave Dover Is a 81 and
Is p NJ, Murristown 20 A. NJ and . T. M Madison
$50 A NJ and % p NJ Summit % A. M and VI + M.
MIlyie 50 a. N and 10 r NJ Orange " a. d. sn"
FeEtea1 TRAIys-Leaye Dover A. NJ. and New,York
OR4NcE HoRsE CAg-Leave Orange A. M. and 80
p NJ; New York II 80 A. NJ. and 5 ID + NJ
Passengers by these trains received ana delivered
each way a, North and South Orange hAlyAe summit
Chatham Madison, Morri5toYn, Morris Plains, Dsnyi9
A. Dover stages connected with the AN. passenger
train leave for Sucknsunny Stanhopc Newton HacHets
town and Hope daily; Milford and Owego on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, and Tor Sparta J0hnsonburg
Bairsovn Columbia Delaware Water Gap, otrongshurgh
tonyile Sanhope Pa Smiths Tavern Neaglesytle Chf
ton, DuuuOre Hyde Park to Providence on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and returning meet the Z M
trains for NewYoTk.
Al DenYle sageg leave for Poweryile and Boontoa on
the arrival the A NJ and ~ trains from, and meet the
A NJ. and p NJ. trains for NewfOrk.
AL MoristOwn stages Leave on the arrival Of The a. NJ
passenger trains for MendAam, Chester Schooeys oun,
tain Washington BelYdere aAd EaOn, daily, and meet
the P. NJ. train for New-YCrk.
Also for Basking Ridge tie arrival Of tie P. 81 train
returning next morning. connecting with the A NJ train tor
New-York.
Passengers are to procure their tickets before taking their
in the Tickets viii be received only on the day
when purchased The fares from each station where cHeA
sold viii be fire cents when paid IA the cara nan
when paid for tickets at the several ticket Offices Pssen-
gers show their tickets 10 the conductor WHen re-
oQired oliI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

HERFFs sALEBy of execution to me Greeted and
- delivered will for sale TUESDAY the 18th day No
vombe 1850 Ve5bule the City Hail. 2 O'Clock IL all the
right OF John w LasoH whch he had on the 9th
wit story Brick House and Loi Hammondstrec House
Also all those 81 certain Houses
and Lots situate on the side Thirty fourth street. between
Tenth udsonpace) Houses about 20 feet
front deep loo deep three and basements
Croon through the Houses Nos from to
sIar;T Datad Sen,emh.r 20 1850 lawtNovl2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
NTFW-YORK BAY CEMETERY.-

r EW-l OKk DAY CEMEIEEI.-
l SThe New Double Track Plank Road is now inishsd
from Jersey City to The Cemetery. Stages leave for the
Cemetery at TO- and Il o'clock leaving The Cemetery al
4, l2l, and 81. FARE l2l Gents. la The Company
are It'll selling lots nj the very low price o! So payable IN
monthly iustalments OF 81 They respectfully invite me
public 10 visit their grounds Who VIII be without bnra.
lot for his family when months Is given 10 pay SO
NJ + i7t1 ~ D j BELKNAP SMITH, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

SUPREME CouRTlu the matter Of the Application OF the Ma,
y or Aldermen Commona the CIy Ssw orr re!at's
10 the WIDENING DEY STREET feet the souher sds
thereof Broadway Greea~ ch street m the lo ard
of sand city Public hereby gwen by he Comspn
Estimate the above entitled matter that The costa
charges incurred the proceedings the above sat-
lied matter entering OF rule made al psca
Supreme Court held at the c Hall IN t1 city OF Neg
YORK on Of September $50 referring lack To- the a
Commissioners report and corrections vi" DC taxed
before John w Edm0uds OF the Justices OF the
Supreme his Chambers tbs CITY hall tho CITY oil
his absence beos one OF the 9her Justices
Saturday 9th day Of November e at
O'Clock OF thS dlyDaed New York oc =. 1880,
MOSES MAYNARD, ia
JOHN STEWART,
o24 uov9 RENO c. HASCE.
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nroTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN accordiag ell person.
NhaYins ch.s against JOHN HENRY BATTER late Of hs
tsu New U,rsca Kn County deesed ,hA they l' rsquss
To ohibi ts thereof u The s1rsc5s a
h. scs OF rssenc. he New Utr=h: soresat
,e5r. kst December u-IDated May 25tG !11
pyS7 laE5nh' RCLEE VAN BRUST, Ailas;ra:of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

T A sURROGATES COURT, held and or the CtlI.y Of
n NewY ork at surroga,,s Once IN the CITY OF Ni orx
on third october, the year efFsssht Atan
DER w BRADFORD Esq. rogasln the matter 81 Una az
pGcsiou Of THOMAS HADDoCK, and other creditors h sIh
PHEk KANE deceased the real e7is oil The sax ecsas
ed nortgased leased the payeu; OF rs G5lst
having duly made the Application ihon IA
Dunnu and shder creditors OF Stepen hane i OF me
said Ci;y, deceased ntestss requiring An1Fs" !" aa ana iu
la W Beuteeu and administrator OF al AM t
the goods and credits Of hs sad ntests= pSf2l. 70
And n,ar before the Surrogate ts County o. s" fo OF ms
M IN Of October 1885 at O'Clock ds oEeaoon - snGE
Gauss Why they SHOULD not be required 10 moass ease sl S
ra sat Of the SAID deceased the payment Of m t-o Ana
due proof of the secs the sad order az East 2lreea 1a %
fore the day therein appointed for showing cause nay o-s s
10 the Surrogate and the SAID administrator ana ii
having shown no cause the contrary Il is ofiere lhA a. osas
interested the Of the sad stephen haa5 is1-;ssI
acs IN the City New York Gu tbs eighteenth 1a 81 Gys's
next al ten O'Clock OF That day ati l l7
cw cause why authority sorld bs gTen 10 tie SAD
traitor and mortgage, lease or sell 30 e
es estate sd Stephen ham Decreased a. - = a.1i1
pay his debts. A w onAOF OiNNt - T..
WiILux yasyltl Proctor, l4s Broadway ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

TOTlCE HEREBY rea according al eiri-s
Y CLAIMS against JOHN A WAKRlSGIOs, ste Of ,as cay q
2royu Knzs County decsai that they required 10 sIhok
n. ana vouchers thereof 20 the ubcrber Aernsy io
Jua Ana sdslI Of at dsceaa-4 a. rs otto"
Ia q Wasst The City Of New fofk or bst1fs ;ha 'sco1s
tsy Of December a71t-Ellsd Nay 7st, 1880 $3.50
nyg3 Iaw5ll tt HEAfIi A. CrAA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

NETWORK SUPREME CoBRT.Thomas Kltcle and A drew
" Mccormick against GreeE-Summons Tor nony do
Innnd on contract (com TO PETER GhEENilLi+
hereby summoned and required to tho comant5
tins fled the Office OF the Clerk OF tho City aud
County OF the City Ia. in SAID City on tho Oh day
Of October 1850 copy your answer to the sad com
plan, on subscriber his Office No 81 Merchants
City New York within twenty days alter tho service OF '
sun mons YOU such nsd you TAU
10 answer the complaint within the tmo aforesaid the plaintiffs
tins ac,on Judgment against for the sum OF seven
thousand and eigho dollars h interest from the
twenty esbbday August thousand eight hundred sn hY
be.es III. costa of this New YORK October 9Th 1850
o2l lxN6wM DANIEL ID. LUl(o, flSlhun shtIotneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

FROM NEW-yo4 K FROM LIVERPOOL
bRtrlay October 12th 1850 Wednesday, Oct Suth, 1850
Saturday October Goth 1859 Wednesday, Nov GOTH 1880
Saturday, Nov 10th 1850 Saturday December It'll 1880
Saturday, Nov 30h 1850 Saturday, December 2ist, e59
Saturday Dec l4th 1850 Saturday January, 4th, B5l
Saturday, Dec. oath, 1850 Saturday January 18Th, 1851
"Wednesday, Jan. 9Th. 1881 Saturday, February LIST 1850
wednesday,, Jan 22d 1851 Saturday. February 10TH 1870
"Wednesday, Feb 5th 1851 Saturday, March LIST 1881
Wednesday, Feb 10Th 1851 Saturday, March, 18th 1851
Wednesday, mch. 5h, 1851 Saturday March 10Th 1881
Forfreight or passa ge apply to EDWARD K COLLINS,
Sc WalsL New York. or 10 BROWN. SHIPLEY co.
Liverpool, f G ROBERTS & co. 10 Kings Arms Yard,
London o L. DRAPER, Jr Boulevard Monmartre,
Paris
The owners OF these ships viii be accountable for
gold silver bullion specie iewery, precious stones
metals unless bills Of ladng signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed.
After the Isl OF April next the rate orfeigh by the above
cleaners viii be materially reduced. s25 tt
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DATES or FARE REDUCED.-EM-

DATES OF FARE REDUCED.--Eh-
sPIRE CITY LINE.-Through Tickets to San Fran
cisco via Chagres connecting with the L. Mai steamer
PANAMA on Tie LIST Dec On Wednesday, Nov. 10, al
O'Clock the splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY 1000 tuns
burder, j. D. Wilson, Commander will leave her dock,
pjer No North River for Chagres, Wednesday, Nov
49, a, o'clock. REDUCED FARE TO cHAGRES-
Saloon State Rooms.
Lower Cabin
steerage mattress and board.
PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Fist Cabin ......... $500 Storage ,..........Sl59
For freight or passage eppyto
o9tNl3 J. HOWARD 4 SON, 81 Broadway.
E1OR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGRES,
q WITHOUT DETENTION al PANAMA : The Uni
ted States Mai Steamship Company WI dispatch Tle spen
did %a sai on o55ay Now at O'CLOCK
PM fromthe pier foot OF Waren-st North River with the
Government Mes and passengers for San francisco and
Intermediate ports
The connection at Panama viii be carefully kept up and
passengers for Sun Francisco are guaranteed tst ey
viii hot be detained al fauaa peyono VIC usual SN' "
The books are now OPEN and passage ca1 be secured
PROM NEw-YoRK TO cHAeREs
statero9ln bern .aoo 20
stearaee berth found bed and separate table 80
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO. ,o,o
steerage iognd bed and separate abie 100
'0' Sste-room standee Storage
Charleston. Sz5 go $40
Savannah ,..~o,,.,.,s,..... 70 ~ ~
Havana ;'.....'..,.......7o % .
Freight to Chagres 10 cents per cubic foot prepaid
Freight to Iayans 50 cents per cubic foot prepaid
Passengers for New Orleans will be transferred al HPVa
ia the new and splendid steamship HAClFIC:
To secure freight or passage apply al the office OF ts
Company III West-st corner OF warren 70 popERra
Special notice Ia given shippers by this line that the
usin he furnished shippers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

e-4nprRIoR corPT- yy4yvp COUNTY Harriet r Rogers
- Henry Teacho1t asau, Robert Dcseron SUNNI
Rote Dckersoa. You hrs5! summoned 4ni ~ a.
the compliant tbs acton, which NED II -ie
OF the County Wayr-, aad copy on so
ny Office Lyons lsse New YORK VIM 80 -.
after exclusive oi Tie 5s' u
Atd you al g ths complaint within me 7 I -
the plaintiffs VII take again. you Tor On
tbirty.f CENTS. With interest from 'e
s50 tcdez Dated Lyons. Oct "a s5J You're = "
VAN aARIER. AIRY ar plII l. ous Ns~-Iof1 90 4lNoe
IN PURSUANCE o. the Surrogate 81 hs Canty g
LNew ork Notce ksre6y Iiys to al person, a4Fil
against JOHN GOODWIN late Of te City OF heF forS
10 p-ser; Thereof to BE 45sf1h a. az
ssi.nce street the CITY Of Ne" YORK en- OF 70
or fourth day o. kara nsxtsaied teu IA n'
.,.-tI a.y Of September 80 SAMUEL DICK. Executor
sbI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

IN TIE MATTER Of the distribution 81 the proceeds o is "a
rsta,s JAMES DENYsE deceased s9a on as
William SHANNON & Cr7dIt7rs. Notice. ) hei7le
at 10 hans Of the proceeds The ale o. te real o
james DENSE Of The Of Ns~ lon isers7a ~
s;r made unter tie orer tie SurroEats OF 17 county u
Yori BY Rachel yen. Raetael pea,s " Sd
and singular soos Chatel- and cr'dts OF tn5 sac -
he the sad Surrogate among i- crs1
tatA ID proportion t4sir psc7e debts eccp r9 70 "a a.
Sure gates O5ce, the city NY OK oR h7 .5n la' y
Der u-yt 81 clock the forenoon OF ma cay ~ Lac
18th OF September, ls5Q. Ju1N ~ o. 't{ttI
$50 Isv6vM Attorney for AillnsttA-fA - " a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

Is PURSUANCE OF Surrogate OF County oil
New YORK aoce hereby gyeu nj persons having claims
Srns. WILLIAM WELLS ae Of the City New YORK deceased
the subscriber
oEce, No 539 Hudson street. the City OF NewYoft or De
The l7t day January aaSDaed New YORK the 18Th day
OF july 1880 FRANCIS A. SNIRFEN, AdmlrDtrstor
vI5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

Office b.f.by gr.n according 70 law persons having
elsius akal.t LORENZO D PURSELL a.s Of Tbs city Of
Brfyn Kg Cou1y deceased that hey required 70 sEaio
n. .s7s with thereof The ubcrios Nathaniel Il
Terry q. l0v sout The C OF S=~ York bsors ;As frat
S.y OF February rsI--D Dated July 70, lst.
DEBORAH 4. PURNELL, Administration
VIZ laz6nhs SATHL Il. TERRY,
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&TRKET DEPARTMENT, No Hall Of Recetds-Seaej Pro.
AoSals VIII Dc received at the Suee; Commissioners Office until
Iuesy Noy T. 1880. oceck NJ To Curb Gutter
S~aes Ntib Forty svcoa3 Fty.rst 81 To regulate
S pave Ten'l south OF Twenty eighth 81 north ina
!h end 81 Plans specifications AMI S information thereto
Cas- be bad eppCaon ths CeFi Department.
NoYsmbef $3.50 l3 JOHN DODGE Cpulluissjousr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

NTEW.YOKK SUPREME COURT.-ROBERT C. WEIMoRE
INAND PROSPER NJ. WETM0IIE against ALBERT w AN
DFIWERKlN for money demand on contract com
no, ser 10 ALBERT w. YANDEKWERRINYou are hereby
ummoue required the complaint tins acton Which
viii be the Clerk Of the City and County at New
York al tie CITY Hall Of the City FORK and to copy
your to the SAID complaint OF the Subscribers at the oce
No 81 John street. City OF New York, within twenty days
after exclusive OF the ay OF
such service you fail this said complaint within the
time aforesaid plaintiffs action viii take judgment
YOU for the thousand three hundred and DOLLARS
with interest q7t day August thousand eight hun
ded md INV besides the cost of THIS aconDated New York
Sept. 9th. 1850 BELL x COE, Plaintiffs At'oFhelsi
ii9O IowfNn John
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10y ORDER OF JAMES MuLLErI, Esquire, Justice oil Tue
ID Supreme Of the state OF notice hereby gye9
at An the esiae OF ELISHA WEIGH,
non that The will be sold for the payment
of m debts unless appear and discharge such aachmnn accord
inc 10 law within nine months thu first publication OF tA
tee and a the payment any debts due 10 NM by residents Of
M and the delivery to hun his use any property It'll.
N M state belonging him. and transfer Of such property
" mus A'' H0UGHToN & sPRAGUE, Buffalo, n. Y.
OF lawQmM Attorneys Tor Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

PURsoA Anon AZ ooer Of The sur.g.a OF tbs Coaa; %
80. S SS oeS Is hereby eyeu al persons hAviBS ctaiuI
~ t y sSVlI late % Tie City Of New York iron railing
.pNsr,6ss ~ esent he same IA vouchers therssf 20 l..
yoTS ~ US GSs No Nassau street., in tho Cry Of Nsw
he lid DAY OF August 1850 asttDate1 nsW foFs
huGS lGN6aaTh Aaf-S :, lhAfkk,
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TKNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-The ships

oAiiiffLATTIc, Captain West, PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce, BALTIC, Capt Comstock
These ships having been built by contract expressly 'tF
Government service every care has been taken IN their con-
speed and their accommodations for passengers are une
Price of passage from New-York to Liverpool $780,
elusive extra size sutrooms, 1925 and $jito from
Liverpool TO New-York, SIS An experienced Surgeon at
achea to each ship. No Berts secured until PAID Tor
pRNpnSFp DATPS O}I SAILING
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IN PURSUANCE Of an ofser Of NJ. S-,---- --------
s ass d a2S SI;i f il'ssy s@ Y Isv
ssoeased to oTasen; Tho ssgns With voq " Ne" YORK. smith,
s a. a.. 90 10 he City Of sswYo,s 5 q,
I'D ' S a "a Of February E.r 20 II. '
aus law 6nTa JAMES 5. rHAYyR paAr.,
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T0TICE . hereby gwen according law persons having
claTas AGAINST EDAuND SMITH late OF tie alazs Of William
burg Kass CoGot Deceased That they required 70 ezo ha
vouchers thereof the sun-croe George snt
h. residence North Second st sad VhamoGn, os or
5ar. bs s6tb dsy OF a-TtD4 June 18th, 1850
CORSELIA SMITH, Ainln-stratr.t.
i.74t.~sui~N GEORGE SMITH ,Adm1strator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

IN PURSUANCE Surrogate OF Tbs County Of
NeE York hereby givsl all person, having claims
AGAINST JOSHUA CULVER, Jr lats Of City Of New YORK de-
ceas5t present s thereof 70 tho subscriber at
30 I55 street. City OF New York, before
tie shtesnth day April uexDatd YORK, the esTsnth
dsy October ro2 a~6mESl r. PAINE Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

nTOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN according 70 law, 70 Ill
II bsvx CLAIMS agalns, PETER W. RADCLIFFE, la:s Of Ike Cy
Al Boka Kig Cnuuty deceased ina they r-G1ss 20 Of
Ia he SAM With tb-eoi TO hass VI Norta Al m
50 So - Walrsr. City o: New York CT 5ilor' ira
sIs. jsy OF bscsGabsr asIt-Det-i jrrs %, 1850
'-'' JANIS BOORMAS r-.c-.,.,
~ 1,.srIId PETER DEWITT, {
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THE PARKEyiLLE HYDROPATHIC INsTI-
TU'rE,

IA.
a ICheolbhn run al Ps ,, y, ehe ohi.1 . S s .
ated TWO miies s"uh Vi 'Vo'pury IN oe oouny Wv"
OF Olohcester toubty view Jersey, aho i've hs run M
bshk-nas'ng peeh openeu unoe' -" -,
ia SUCCESSFUL op6"ioH iVn Tue CURE VI ocu'J
or hehlt's consumption spebsiaOohsipaioh parhsa
Paralysis, Neuraiga nervous reofe All Nu'S"eous us
ease under .he supe'utehuehce OF " , rmey u
Morrstowni ~ ana recently OIL the houho NH he''es
Massachusetts, M. n,
This institution was buit express 'or water Nure
tstaohshment,ls eSPau'e 81 accom- hoias my p.n'S
anu abundanty snppnea WIN "dte' q "e P~eH quH"y
The treatment OF disease py water Is no longer matter
experiment out lev years nave elapsed SINCE tne nrs
Water Cure institution was opened III the o. ana me re-
suit OF Its III Doth acute ana curohS usease
has convinced the most incrednious OF rs emcacy'
The Managers deem 70 unnecessary 10 refer TO me mn
merous and astonsh cures which have been eheced al
this Institution they have from
formation % S ssa sy ~i he referred to the eaeieSts
themselves, who viii certify TO the benent which they re-
ceived while at the Parkeyile Institute
The winter the best for Hydropathc treatment
diseases ga towards in the cold season, while
the psncye tendencies Of the system are more manifest
reaction being then more easily produced.
In the experience and skill Of the Superintendent who
was one of the earliest Of Hydropathy in this
o,nptrv the utmost confidence NAV he placed
of the Institution has been selected for the
peculiar salubty of its the nexhanstbe sup
ey Of its proximity to the cty and the
b;cb II for fully carving ont the princpes and prac-
tees ~ the Wofrr Cure
-,.C p.r,.1~c nEp.pTNESr
HE 10" :.
Has been constructed AFTER the Euroesn pan every
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRIs

THIS Institution is agreesbly situated In healthy mar,
l. Of IOudoun county, Virginia, eight miles OF ees
burg aud mtes south Of the stage road leading from
Washington to Winchester.
The summer term will commence on the 18th Of Fifth
month (May) The winter term will commence on the 18TH
" Eleventh month, (Noyember)
The branches taught sre-Realing Writing, Arithmetic
Geography History, Grammar Composition Book
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy Chemistry, Botany Alee-
bra, Rhetoric the French Language Drawing, Painting
and Needi.work.
Lectures delivered Natural Philosophy Astrono-
my and Chemistry illustrated by pleasing experimental
library, cabinet Of minerals and philosophical apra.
rsus provided for the Of the school The discipline
is strictly parental and every effort is made to induce In
the minds Of the pupils Above Of knowledge desire
cellenee as the proper stimulsnts 10 exerton
The terms for tuition board, and washing, are 100 per
annum SO per term Of % weeks The only extra
80 cents quarter for lights pens pencils So per
quarter for French lessons and the for drawing
painting Books and stationery furnished the usual Ir-
ces when required
Scholars sent TO the Point of Rocks win be conveyed to
the school free Of charge by giving timely notice directed
10 Purcels Store
Dec 6. SAMUEL M. JANNEY, Principal
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VOL. Nv.
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Giddngs Hon o. Parey, and Others the relations OF
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Nathaniel r. Rocers-The second edition Of a colee.
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Narrative Of the Life Of william w. Brown, a Fu-
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Auto Biography Of H. G. Wright: Human Life illus.
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Man BY Henry e.. Wright There Is properly no His
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Sept. 27.-em Bella MARSH, Is CornhiII. Boston
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vT,HE CHRISTIAN CITIZEN; Elihu Burr,t, Proprietor
L Editors-EHhu Burritt; Thomas Drew jr Regular
Foreign Correspondents Edmund Fry London, H. Syme
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The Seventh Volume Of this large and popular Family
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The Citizen the organ Of party sect but expresses
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