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Permits for shipping specie Ga IA
ST. LOUIS, June 23.
FRoM THE FAR WEsr-CHoLEaA, SmALI
Pox, FLo0Ds, &c.-The steamer Duroc arrived
yesterday, from Council Bluffs, with large
amount of robes and furs, reports that the chol-
era and small pox had broken out among the
Sioux Indians; the number of deaths is about
1000. The small pox is yet prevalent, and may
extend to other tribes.
Col. Mitchell is endeavoring to assemble the
different tribes at Fort Laramie, to establish
friendly relations
The Duroc met the Fur Company's boat
STANCE. above ST. Joseph's. Fire deaths by
cholera had taken place on board; she was bound
for the Yellow Stone.
Thirty-one deaths from cholera were reported
at Monetle; the citizens were deserving the
place. Thirteen deaths from the same disease
occurred at Jefferson Barracks
Luke Leas, Indian agent at Fort I.eavenworth,
was killed accidentally, last week.
Tbe Missouri river is rising all the way down
it is supposed to be the annual flood the river
is falling at Galveston to-day water here rising
slowly; the Lady franklin leaves this evening
without a bale Of hemp on board. The Missis-
sippi is at stand.
CHOLERA AT THE WEsr.-We learn from the
Louisville Journal, that dispatch from Eddy
vile says that the cholera has again broken out
at Princeton, KY. Seven new cases, of which
two terminated fatally, occurred on Wednesday
of last week. The town was nearly deserted.
The cholera has made it's appearance among
the men at work on the canal in the vicinity of
Petersburgh, Ind. -Four or FIVE deaths occurred
there last week.
The Memphis Express says there is some
sickness in that city, but no epidemic cholera--
a few sporadic cases occur, with some deaths
AT St. Louis, for the week ending Monday
week, there were 224 interments in IL of the
ii cemeteries. Of these 1913 died of cholera,
most of them were emigrats. During the week
ending the 22d inst, there were 273 deaths, of
which I49 were from cholera
At Lexington, Mo-, in five days last week, /
deaths of cholera occurred. The disease was
abating at last accounts
At Mount Pleasant, Iowa, and vicinity, 36
deaths and cases occurred from the 9th to the
10th inst.
AT Jefferson, Mo, there have been 20 cholera
deaths.
There were five cases of cholera on the Key
stone State on Saturday, on her passage from
Cincinnati to Wheeling, Va
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BOUNTY LAND,
For the surviving, or the widows, minor child
rem Of deceased officers and privates, who served
in the war of 1912 with Great Britain, the Mex
can war, or in any of the Indian wars, since 1890
Terms moderate, where the claim is established
othertoise no charge.
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IN pursuance ofar l. MILARp FILLMORE, President Of the
United States hereby declare aud make khown
ha public sales WIN be held al inc una. a :"
lie state O periods hereinafter dessnaea 70 ""
Al t,e land oce IOWA CITY, commencing on "o"o, ue
hrsi day September disposal of The pubic lands su
died III the foioming-namad townships, vi]
NORTH " The base ne uest Of the th prinePa m
township seventy nine of range Wehiy- nne.
townships seventy-nine and eighty, OF range tnHy-
townships and eighty, of range uAHy o"e.
townships seventy nine, eighty, and esht one u s p
Township eighty one ofrange thirty-three. . =,
Al The la Office FAIRFIELD, CONNIE Oh Moneay ,ne
heenhd of tor the diposai OF he pupc ahu
within thi aforementioned townships, to Wit
Mort Of the b&se line Ust Of the mn principal meridian
Township seventy, OF range thirty.
Township seventy range thirty two
township seventy, OF range thiIty-ihiee. ,., a..
Al the land office DuHUQuE, Monday e eshteen uay
Of August disposal following tracts, 10 wiz
small island and eighecn IN township
southeast quarter OF
on twen township no OF range nine, "es'
OF The 9th principal meridian II
other purposes hose and overowed land.
made unit thereby for cuvaon which shall he selected
BY the State authorities before the appointed for me
OF the public respectively under the ACT enea An ct
enable Arkansas Staes reclaim the
limits" approved September 20 io
viii dcd the sales And locations Tor land bounes
granted hy Congress military
United States w DC permitted me adope
mentioned lands provided by the entitled San act making
preparations for the civil and diplomatic expenses OF government
be, approved Sd March, 1851.
The offering will commenced the days appoint
the order which they advertised win all
dspach until whole shall have been offered and
closed shall be kept longer a
weeks private entry OF the lands will be admitted
after the expiration Of the weeks.
city Washington this sixth day Of
MILLARD FILLMORE
BY the President
]. BuTTEnFELp,
M
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Sealed and delivered In pre-
1.-TWO Witnesses.
Mar 0-dt3l kwtSep3l

DERTH AdBOY sEMINARY.-Th,s institutions aiordng
thorough for college business together win
instruction languages music will commence M
twenty eighth session n Wednesday, May.
and commodious and Its internal arrange
OF pupils and encou
age habits Of neatness and system 49, ,,-, =,
Pleasant retirement proverba hcahfnlnes the
reading with library and peod
bathing provided with reference 70
physical training OF the minor OF s
n ~.
The Principal devotion TO his
pledges his most unng enon
all that enlightened Christian Pae coua
Terms s7s per session Of and tuition, with
Of books for English studies
From The Faculty Of hs College Of New Jersey
Having opportunity OF knowing the talents, literary and
prudence and exemplary moral
character Woodbridge while he student In u-
fonnd that students prepared by him o
college with pleasure recommend MIN ms
teacher competency and fidelity giving nsuucon and
m forming the youth committed his parents
JAMES CARNAHAN, President -
JOHN MACLEAN, Vice President and Prof OF 1reeh
STEPHEN ALEXANDER, Prof ofMath. and Astronomy
, CoLLsex Nsw JsRssY, April j. 1851.
Joseph Henry, Ii. D., Smithsonian institute, D. O.
Rev James w. Alexander, d. D., Princeton, New Jersey
Rev. Nicholas Murray ID. D. -
Rev David Magic, ID. D., Eizabethtown, New Jersey
For win addonai esu
moninis and references, apply TO the Principal,
An 3p-dlw Perth Amboy, New Jersey
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United state. Patent once .

ON petition ohn and Charles HaDson OF England praying
patent granted TO Benjamin latham, ,
assignees Of the said tiansons on the ah
March, making or tubes o lead,
the of said PATENT when taxes
place On 3st day If August, 1851 -
the said petition be heard nj the faent omce on
Monday day 1851 at IL o'clock nj and all
notified and show cause, any ey nave
why said petition ought be granted
opposing the extension ere required 70 ne IN tne
Once objections specifically forth IN wns at least iwehy
days day hearing All testimony filed BY either party
10 be used nj be taken and transmitted IN ac
cordance the Office which VIII be furnished on a
plicauon a.. r.,.,i..,..r
Repub onion, Washington D. CT Daily Bec Boston, mas
a,huses Tribune Pennsylvania inquirer Phiade
pha Albany Register Albany New YORK once
successive weeks previous 10 'he io day u
gust neIt ruoa rwpANK
Commissioner OF Patents
s. Editors will please copy ana send ef
bills 10 the Once, with containing us houee
lime
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EsN J i ~. sG

A NEW Route to Pfttsburg, via the Baltimore. sus-
qu,hanna, ania RairoadTh,onsh 10 Psburr IN
express Of will leave Cavet station daily
with United Washington and Baltimore 81
M with the fast line at Mddleown N l. p ~, ar
irving Mt Harrisburg at u, m, TO dinner
The uaib leaves m, arriving
Ahis point have the option Of
either thence by packet boats
stages direct fromH Hoidaysburr To Pitsborr
sold following points by this train, TO wit
York Wriqhsvle Columbia Marietta, Mddletown, Harrisburg
New Port perryse ewistown eVeysto~n, Hunt
ingdon, HoIlday y-burg, and Pitsburg
This with the Cumberland valley nHoad
which passes Carlisle shppensburg Chambersbug and
this road -.
For Of from Washington for any
Of the company VIII be al me
Railroad Company the ARRIVAL
the baggage which VIII Dc
RoBERT STEWART
etI-du Ticket Agent
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'
IN petition Adams Cornwall New York.
OF granted him for
moulding
pareut which takes The 9Th day
Of September, le5l-
sad petition be heard the Patent Once
Tuesday the "a day OF September 1851 at " O'Clock, and all
notified appear
why peiiuon ought to be granted.
opposing extension required TO file In the Patent
Ohce objections specifically forth in wnng al least twsn
All testimony 6ed by party
be taken and transmitted
Office, which will be furnished
plicniion.
Ordered ALSO that This notice be published in the National In.e
rencer Repubc, Union Washington, d. CT Daily Bee Bn
ton Tribune, New York Albany Register Albany,
Providence Journal Providence Rhode Island and
Inquirer Philadelphia Pennsylvania week for
weeks previous the I'd day Of september nsn
RC. WEIGHTMAN,
Acting Commissioner of Patents
Of the above will please and send their
bills the Patent Once, with containing this notice
June 27-1hw3w
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an IN, petition Reuben Daniels oWoodstock Vermont pray
ing or extension Of patent granted TO MN oe,"oeI :,
sheang machines ior seven years
nom the expiration said patent which takes place on ue "
dave Of October, A. D. 1851 ,o.-. :.
il ordered said petition be heard at the Patent once on
Monday 18th day Of september iso at ~ oeloos m n
they nave,
why d ought TO be granted a.
required to file In the Patent
Once their specifically set orth IN wrnng a, sas
twenty ays hearing All testimony filed by eher
10 be used nj The taken and transmitted
accordance with office, which VIII be furnished
application. 80, - .,.,....a.,
Ordered also, this notice be published in the
Journal Windsor Vermont Providence Jour
nal Providence, r. Tribune, New York and the Albany
Reyis,er abany. York for three successive
weeks previous the 18th day Of september next
Commissioner Of Patents.
p s. Editors papers viii please and send he
bills to ,he Patent ooe with paper containing this nouee
Luna LIN
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United states Pate mt Once.

IN petition Thomas OF Painheid New Jersey pray
OF patent granted TO him on INC 1o oe
docks for seven years ro
parent which takes place on the oth day Of
December ie5t- ,-.,.- - -
IL said petition be heard al the Patent Once on
Monday 2 day OF November s5l, at ~ O'Clock m ana Az
poaed they have,
why said petition ought TO be granted .
the extension required o he IN ne fh'
Ohc specifically set forth IN wiring least twenty
days hearing Al testimony h'ed py ei parry "
be u.ed at hearing taken aud transmitted IN nc
the office which Will be furnished on ap
picaton. ,-..,,--....
Ordered aso this notice be published in the ntcgence
Republic Union, Washington d. Daily Bee Boston Mas
bune Fredonap New Brunswick New Jerseys and
Philadelphia Pennsylvania once week o
ce weeks previous the gath day OF November next
Commissioner of Patents
r. win please ard send thei
Patent Once, with containing th,s nouee
Iune lhMi
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United states Patent Onice

IN the petition OF Richard Inlay OF Philadelphia
the granted TO him 2ht sep
ehe improvement the mode OF supporting bodies
o: railroad &c. for from the expiration OF sad
patent which place 2 day of september, ISL
ordered the said petition be heard al the Patent once on
Monday list September 1851, IL O'clock and all
persons appear and cause if they have,
why said petition ought to be granted.
opposing required file in the Patent
Office their objections, specifically set forth in writing at least
oEearng All testimony hed by etheI
said bearing be taken and transmitted
of the Office, which will be furnished
application.
Ordered, that this notice be published in the ntegencer
Washington d. c. Daily Rec, Boston, Mas
snchusets; Tbunc York Albany Register Albany New
York Journal Providence. Rhode Islands and Penn
Inquirer Pladclpha Pennsylvania, week for
weeks previous to the 1T day Of september next
THOS. EWRANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. g. papers will and send their
bs Patent Office, with paper containing his noce
iJ-IaWlM
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TUE subscriber respectfully his friends and the av
eilnx community that h. has assumed the % e
United States Hotel with the ho w
der the late proprietor, he feels perfectly safe In promising
thai nothing confirm its prevo"s
uon the best the No expense
spared In completely rehing the entire ,h copve
ncuiariy changes innod"ceo
nience and comfort Of ladies' Firmly deermlnen ~ =.
ton, he socts continuance OF that patronage "'"'' =
bestowed ON the old United States A d ALLEN
MavQ lmH
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81 KALIA m Ovytow March 81, 1851.
IN ORDER the liberal Of Congress- the act Of
9h Beptember 1850 bounty land 10 certain ohce and
who military Of the United
eAtrs be carried the wanees be
pobc obtaining the DEMENT'S granted BY be
atude country athu patriotic services. and the
hardy eneps,ns settlers the
pshc land. the fruits Of their industry and pHvaon the secretary
Thas pubsic public lands, sub
anss wiin thirty aher making their settlements and I'm
Eovsssnss, ssqued by enIcn Of 9Th sepemhe
- = 70 sssns h.ir mp'icn right" and prevent nesr
40 @s a warrants may he located the land applied for
VI 70 whether said Improved not having
besa located said
81 pre- smptio. cam. OF o,herw.c
The win b. returned this once paenns hui there
WsaAsss locate cer pre- mp,ion
nsh Ebere the land proclaimed and offered public
mos aa one twenty Ave per pay
the difference between the cost Of the lard snd the
prr sion rhts attach
Onhpd ssstss along routes Of railroads or canals
nsrs s S.,@rs,s hs land district,
csusy u particular which he wishes the location
sprcncA, would no well 70 desnsc severn
others The order in which they desired that n ess ne
first taken, the warrant can pc uPos
hs Art n ohes which be vacant without further delay
these adav Of the applicant taken before an once
eonpeen, Adaier oas that he the identical person men
TONED the must accompany me appcsnon
r. s %ss T. s.s % Where sseh made
executor hc the evidence, duly certhed OF he
IL % S :" * 1s ss"s
he sappot q The f.. the ncs year ending I'D
@ "a .ss.r & s Is. II G .. % a
fConeres shall be located land which
had Asssse bssn brought inio market. and then .uhec,
pvats
law Of os bsssssr, 1885, other law granting bounty land
.sfhes which had ssn proclaimed and offered FOR sale prior
...-,.. , 'aurgg:.,5.sD; 'aurgg:...,.5.:ss.D,;:,.
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GENCY, waahfrgton.-The undersigned, late Of the in
specon Of Post Occ Department, offers his servi
generally of
particularly with the that his removal from office
initiate against the character he has many
tAined department honesty, capacity, fidelity and
once OF both pae with hearty
consent, him therein.
nature, The OF
win be thankfully received aud promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dtf OF Post Once Department.
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CUPERIOR Daguerreotypes !-I'irst Premium -. II.
y field Of his operations over
GROUND than dasueneoypist In me country H galleries
between and OH streets
broadway and Leonard
street. York; No. n Main street. Richmobd sycamore
Petersburg Main street, Nortok and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia.
highly finished electro dagefreoypc2 are
extraordinary improvement nsung faiial and hs"
Iikenesses u Il few seconds
The reta ground invented by H. Whehui gives
airy and living appearance to The picture
Whehuss distribute than thirty thou
annually and have given dissatisfaction THIS
aeng superiority Of his kenesses
W. calls the of the public generally to his elegantly
furnished gallery Lane and IucEer new store, where iree
exhibition Of pictures will be given
In daguerreoypes the
Fair Of Maryland Institute, he awarded the hrst
medal by the judges.
description copied, and post mortem cases
attended 10 Sd
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Notice 70 the Creditors OF Texas.

TREA suRY DEPARTMENT., March %, 1851
THE having legislature passed during
b49 called creditors Of the late
republic State the LIST Of
evidences their respective claims and Con
having approved 9th September 1850, authorizing
directed should issued
hodug bonds and other
Texas, for which duties imports
peciay pledged shall first file the Of the United States
all claims the United states for
cerfcates such forms shall be
Now order that this depart
OF the claims for which the
thus pledged the holders OF all
description them
United States OF respective claims
ably approved President
the United Saes of the above Of the 9th Of
WIN. L. HODGE,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
Whereas Congress- approved o. 1850
millions stock be paid the State
mentioned, with poviso
fvc millions of said stock shall be issued until
Of holding bonds and other cehcates OF
which duties imports specially pledged
treasury the United States releases OF all
United States account OF said bonds
undersigned creditor OF the state
holding following described bonds
certificates Of of the be and Tor which
mentioned the said specially pledged
Here describe bonds certificates
Now purpose complying hs provisions Of said act
good valuable consideration, hereby release TO e
United claim law equity against em, for OF on
(bonds certi6catss) above described
Witness my hand and seal at --- :, this --- oAy o'
1851.
Se..d and delivered In presence of
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no OWNERS Of Lands n TexssA gentleman in Virgins,
who good surveyor wyvr desires 20 remove 70 eas
the become
o OF lands in that country view TO bring them into
mar !,
agriculture lie the satisfactory o caPs
and his general acquaintance snch
ss him 10 control emigration Texas
ANY ofrera- would he inclined to avail hnse
of correspondence win me
responses by addre.sng post paid
WIN. GOULDiN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia
Marl3
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lust received general Of these heavy durable
and CHI goods a. a. l0 dice diaper, and damask
Also, Of pianufactoy 81 is4 Df lsa hhd 10
which viii be found the heaviest goods OF he no ever
and assortment OF German pow anh
,,er linens The be urged against all OF
The above articles durability fncrs very low
" 49, CLAGErT DODsON,
kinds OF carpets matins OF, cloths, rug, mas
curtain goods generally one door
enst OF The and Pennsyivania avenue
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DvIVATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman who has
good and resided years IN Paris
position Of companion 10 young per-
private family of respectabiiity.
given parties highest respecab either in this country or
In England,
Vance, 09 post Office oswego, New York.
MAJ
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FORM No. 4.
STATE or
(tOuNrY I

STATE
County
thereby certify, that this day of -, in Ire year
personally befXe here insert the 81 the utt
ness and here insert the ~ams Of e warranfse and he said
the uness] being well known duly
he well knew
the uarranfcc and that he the
executed within OF
attorney his testimony satisfactory evidence OF that
the
cknowledged the said power TO be his and deed -
Officer sisnasurel
Ap l2-law6w
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WiLLIaE, IionBER,
Alto RNEY AT LAW,
LdneQster, Grant county, IPise0nsin,

a. COUNTY, vA.,)
WILL Of and lows counties, aud
federal and courts at Madison He will give
chase redemption of and and the of taxes for
non sdentI Iandhoders n any part Of the State.
Footc u. 3. Hon. James NJ Mason,
Honer esq, Warrenton Val Messr Knox
York Professor w. L. Horner,
Lapsey, esl, Messs 8. W. Welsh, Philsdephia;
b. Crockett John A. Kasson al law st Louis
Missouri. hpIs-lawiy
AsrROLOGY-The celebrated DIR c. w. RoBACK, professor
conjuaon, eden. Office No II Locust Phia
dephia Of lie has been
heads Europe, and higher
astologcT living Natvites caicu
50.
by sending the
birth All above fee will
naiyies of the world
durable and he prepared make Of his
the following topics Courtshp
successful accomplishment OF wealthy
hs has the redeem such given the free
property of lottery tickets Thou
abovenaned been this and
vicinity the United the fun satisfaction Of ALL
been during four
will will
person. the mail safe
through the once Dr. Robsck
900 monthly and has missed
will be regousiy attended to- prepaid BE
office, and state For particulars
Office of the Union and get an astrological almanac
gratis :, ~ no,.,y
II Locust street, above Eighth, Philadelphia
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NOTICE In hereby given that al accounts remaining
unsettled upon late firm Of r. H. HooE 20,
together nfm, will be made up ne %
stan and handed Otherwise Inc
change took effect the h OF fcbray
that all open accounts Shoo DC
Inn lime D. " 9vff HOOK, BROTHER, co.
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Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMprIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every entitled right Of presumption 10 any OF me
within the townships and of townships above enumerated Is
establish the the satisfaction OF the register ana
the proper make therefor as soon
practicable ter seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
OF public sale the lands embracing te
claimed; otherwise, such claim will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
May l3-aw3w Commissioner of the General Land onice
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MOSES l.. HOLT,

ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
San Francisco, California.
REFERENCES, Hon. 9. w Inge NJ c. Alabama John Taylor
ESQ.,. Aiohle Alabama Rhodes Wright Co., New Or
loans Henry Clark Tnrboro', North Carolina
w NJ Gwin, NJ c., California; BENZ X True New York
city; Healey, erg Boston, Massaehuse;s r. Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awiy
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DY A. NJ FARaUHAR, fovery Of Harrisburg, Pennsyvsna,
II services in the with Mex
co revolutionary with Great Britain, and he for
ida
For pensions bounty land, o scrip,
Bouny Landwl attend the purchase and sae OF bounty
ando order.
Paen. OeeTbe applications for patents, procuring models,
aro wings kc, attended all their various branches
GeprTn Ohes-Al claims against the department will be
Of contractors quarterly accounts pay OF
ditto facilitated, hc.
New Orleans DeIs, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
vile New Era, Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
sentinel Herald Detroit Free Press will hIish &c
the S. and send their bills this ONCE accompanied
r,th a psper. June 2tu
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EDMUND VI. WILSON. Attorney nj Law, will practise
before
departments will prompt attention Also
business adjoining of vrns viii
he duly attended Office Louisiana four doors above
Copp's Pavilion. Dec i7-dm
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THE Principal OF the waenon IN CO Male Academy wishes to
forthwith assistant teacher who Is quahed 70 ehe
English branches and the lower mathematics
be habits and good moral characf
applications and by letter. post paid
Principal.
Feb
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cERvICE Ano.t and Ashore during sns msucan
~ '' r.. 80 <, ~ "r TAYLOR MAURY,
,u,. 10 Booksellers, 9Th