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Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22

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Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22
The Question of Slavery in California

Inc Suestiou OF SIdseIy ID CalNoInIa-
In the California House on the 10th
ultimo Mr.. Peachy presented a memo
rial of 1918 citizens of South Carolina
and Florida, asking the Legislature of
California to grant them as an essential
benefit to the State, the privilege of be-
coming citizens, and of colonizing ru-
raj district, with population of not less
than 1000 slaves. Themenorial, after
some discussion, was referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations.
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22

didates presented by the whig party for
the presidential Office, the one icao is
preferred BY the majority Of WIG
STATES IS clearly entitled to The non1i-
nation. Taking this concession for
granted, let US see what States are to
make the ne1t sokig President, if we are
10 have one, and which candidate oi
the three named is most in favor in the
States in which our hopes for success
e.UcItsiUely depend.
sin 1873 the States and electoral
votes ia the sohig column stood as fol
lows:
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22
IssIPPI, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1852.
ToTHE PEOPLE OF s'ssE ussrATEs.

The washington Hasqnal Monument
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22

He is a fool who prizes gold more
than knowledges
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22

A wise man looks like fool in fools
company.
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22
FRESraTE.

FREE STATES.
Maine. New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, Connec-
iicut, New York. New Jersey, Penn
SylTanIa, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Mich
lcan. Wisconsin. Iowa, California.
SLAVE STATES.
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia.
North Carolina. South Carolina, Geor-
Cia. Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas. Arkansas, Tennes-
see, kentucky, Missouri.
Ihe sixteen free States-taking
the table of 1878 as the basis, and ad-
ding the four electors TO which Califor-
MA. since admitted, is entitled-will
cast i13 electoral votes, and the slave
States i2l-nlaking the whole num-
Der 29t- According 10 this data, I4S
electoral votes are necessary TO a
choice IN approaching contest.
Now. we think it viii be conceded
BY every wing disposed to act fairly
aad prsldently. that of the three can
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THE UNION WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 49, 1852
M FOrt sulIisan, Easipor,, Muias.

az For suiiiran, Easport, AIans.
l2s barrels ofiresh superhne hour
50 bushels of new white field beans
3as pounds Of good hard tallow eandlss
u bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
40 gallons Of good cider vinegar
NoTs-A bidders requested amount OF their
bids for each article and exhibit the total amount Of each bid and
bid will be acted unless embraces all articles required
post ,-,,
they specified will be- fourth Isl June, Isl September,
December, 1858, and LIST March, 1854.
each hog weigh NOT less Than Two hundred pounds excluding the
Side pieces es- may be substituted for the hams.
@ packed win The same ''' not exceeding pounds
When the packing has been completed the contractor must fur
ns 70 THIS ohee certificate from e packer that The pork has been
saed and packed The pork is 10 be contained in heart
white barrels full hooped the beans and salt barrels and
the candies in boxes OF convenient size for
salt win win only by ,hr,wo quarts
bushe The candles wcks The provisions
destination IN the a week q APRIL is5si and hs stores for Fort
Ripley mus, pass 81 Peters By l., I Iqne m 1859
and the department will be authorized TO purchase supply
provisions will Inspected place delivery
@ and be pad Sy pn m they are
he Commissary privilege Of increasing
diminishing the quantities. dispensing with all articles
qued post time before entering contract; and
also Of increasing reducing the quantities Of each delivery
third subsequent giving sixty days previous
proposals ability, together
Their securities whose responsibility must be certified BY the dc
and G delivery Sia BE- required al M oe BEFORE reqioa
@ so" @ for wan @ % "aD,s be o sea ssSsr
the places Of purchase the residence of the contractors at the
drafts this office will be accepted paid under ccum
Zach proposal be sealed in separate envelope
''pSS''' GEO. GIBSON, G. G. 8.
win not be paid for inserting in their papers this
advertisement authorized do by the Commssay Gen
eral of Subsistence.
Aug 7-.awtl5Sep
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A. ApTICE-A communication has been duly made Navy
Department desire Of the British government hnt
should adopting
Benjamin Boyd Engh gentleman,
supposed been cnapped and either been
held In captivity by the natives Of
Guadecana solomon Group In the southern Pacific
and aid in rescuing him from captivity detained pns
ny direction NJ the Secretary Navy the attention snd
operation all the United engaged
the whale fishery other pursuits which may lead them the
negborhood islands, especially invited and requested
ascertain Mr. Boyd, II prisoner, peaceful
lawful obtain his release.
Mr. Boyd rem San Frnncisco 10 Sydney The
wandere" and landed with interpreter
southwest GuadeIcanar October returning
supposed The position
landing island gwen latitude o. 40 SOUTH ong
tnde I5aa bV
should Information he obtained Of The fate Of M Boyd, notice
OF be forwarded 20 the Navy Department
Navy DEPARTMENT July 10, 1852.
IuIv o. aw4ty
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no OWNERS Of Lands 4, A s.r,en.n i, y,,.,n,

TO OWNERS of Lands In TerasA gentleman in yirRina
who good surveyor and lawyer desires TO Ter
The present season, would like
owner Of lands in that country, with bring
market.
He has family and small capital and IL dssrous engaging
agriculture He give the satisfactory
", integrity and responsibility and his
enable him 10
Any ofTexas inclined TO avail hmset
Of such be placedn correspondence
ndvese andget suitable by addressing post paid
VIM. GoULDtN,
General agent collector, Richmond Virginia
MarI9-u -
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NoTICE-land No 1891 was issued o The under
signed June le private in Captain Colemsn's company,
neaa volunteers and cent by the commissioner the Hon o.
United States House of Representatives and has BY om
lost or msad This the efore notice that
Will NJ ne expiration of six make application
70 The Commissioner Of Pensions Washington for
Commissioner of the General Ince, prevent the issuance
mislsid a. Aforesaid DAVID A. JONES,
ApH-la~6w Of Nesbobs county Mssisrppi
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ron HARpER,s FERRY.
tp.rtY rIrr3


HE packet boats Fashion win run ensuing season.
commencing this dafc between Georgetown Hapers
Ferry
Leaving Georgetown daily ?. arriving Barpera Ferry
nert morning m time for the for Cumberland
Winchester
Returning leaving Haper Ferry M arriving George
e 7 morning 6 O'Clock.
omnibues viii be in readiness. Of passengers
Georgetown, convey them 70 Washington.
Q1-Fsre through, Including board, si So
Mar
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Land Tor sale in Eastern Virginia.

THE undersigned being prevented BY from aed
tract Of land owned by him, has concluded Offer f
private sale This farm about miles from WILLIAMSBURG
James City county. In Williamsburg located houn
academies male and female, which considered ansu
in excellence BY the country William Mary Coegs
also in this supervision oi he
bishop % the Protestant EPscopi Church Virginia sn
where distinguished educated, including JET
ron and other American Presidents individuals desous Of n
their children offered nducemp
settle in this vicinity Moreover New
York, BALTIMORE Sc and Richmond, will shortly regularly
wharf within miles from this farm and account
might be converted into lucrative market garden II confis
Woodland arabic land and valuable meadow me
and mill stream and Of mari The
whole amounts t5l
OF land few miles from this Norfolk Beacon
few days snce gentleman who the proprietor Of sas
York offered refused
The intention Of the who wished make the purehase w
20 establish vegetable garden,n sc.
" THr VEGETABLE BowrR VtpaINA.--We take fom
the Norfolk Argus the following statistics sci The steamship
Roanoke, her tp yesterday New York carried from ma
Norois 81 barrels Of cherries and 2S barrels of I
Baltimore boats, for have trip @
barrels ~ II is estimated half mlon
money will be realized
vegetables from port ~ Richmond Enquirer.
wishing purchase with the under
signed at Williamsburg, Virginia.
July 2a-iawl5t JOHN NJ. GALT, N. D.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS n Co,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, n Co,
r. O. ROBERTS CO..
~ Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE CO.,
@ Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES
Paris.
GEO, " DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these ships will
bullion specie iewey, stones, METALS
ang signed therefor and the expressed
Sept 5-dly
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PROPOSALS for Carrying the Mails of the United
ist day of July 1854 on The following route in mississippi and
Louisiana, viii be the Office Of the Post once
SEPTEMBER next 70 be decided BY me following days
Rodney, Wafer Proof Nnis6ez Fon Adams, Red river
s ay ~ non Rssg ss fon snsnS a
Plaqaemne, Ibervile, Bayou Goula New RIVER D9nsd-
and Losan Landing 20 New odca"s, 57f miles, six
and back from LIST October TO Isl July, and
Leave vcssburs daily, eiccpt Wednesday, att, p.mi
Leave New Orleans daily, except sunday, ats,
PROPOSAL. 70 omit during the period Of week service
Sunday trip down, and the Wednesday one returning Will
| be considered.
The contracts are TO be by OF September
should the department sPP9n. travelling agents p tnS . ou @ @ @
performed and fines imposed for those not run asTseaey 70
failures violating post office laws Ho alter
e contract Or ,ehedas provided be allow. pro r1ta sI pay
pay al curament ordered in the service No extra
The mails be taken into and from the pos, offices named
also 70 and from any Offices that may be established within aaa
guaranteed by one more responsible indydu and he sn
the SECOND Assistant Postmaster General endorsed Mail Proposals
November nsr and win he in The form eTcspt IN The rspsc
herein particularly menuone usually required in this department
The right decline TO accept any
the proposals. compensation proposed deemed high
Or to defer decision thereon until bids may be submitted
Congress for direction The aaa decision each hid. 90 be sd
in the latter case BY the l5h Of March next and the service %
commence required the Isl day of July thereafter The
Form Of Guarantee.
"The undersigned - guaranty that, f the bid Of - for
CARRYING 5 be accepted by the Postmaster Gen
eral they, shall the
required by Gene prior the 18th day Of Noyem
ber NEXT, good and sufficient surstes"
Dated (siened)
Form Of Certificate
"Tbe undsrsrned postmaster Of , ccruhes that well
above named, and
able make good their
Dated -. tsignedJ
modification Ola bid any Of It's essential antamoun
a new bid received interfere with reg
competition, last hour for receiving bids
N. X HALL, Postmaster General
Posr oruoE DEPARTMENT, July ~, 1854
July 2f-waw
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m Iude mite Postponemcp of Land Sales In Iowa
Office sales Of public lands ordered 10
be held Fairhed Iowa City and Dubuque, IN the State Of
Iowa. bearing the 29 July ultno,
by indefinitely popon In consequence Of the act OF Congress
aAu additional land districts In State
1884, which nearly all the lands
detached above old districts
viii rnproclained the earliest day pactca-
bic after The Offices shall have been duly organized
BY the PRESIDENT MILBARD FILLMORE.
Jous WrLsow,
Acting Commissioner Of General Land Office.
Aug l3-Iaw4w
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Ech passenger allowed $50 lbs baggage free,
eeeding in measurement 10 cubic feet.
passengers furnished with and pillow
with the rati0ns the
Freight will be Chagres 70 per foot
Panama San Francisco the Of 500 per The
the sthnius at the expense of the passengers.
IL viii be perceived that through mail
advantage the quality Of employed
of eonnexon and despatch from spare
al both ends of the line TO accidents.
For further information apply at the oice Of the 4
So South For choice berhs apply companys
agency, No. III West street, Of Warren street, New York.
Mar
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Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gnp Railroads
HE daily passenger the Alexandria o'clock
Passengers connect with r sawyer's lines Of coaches
for Mddeburg Uppervle, and Paris, in Louaoun M
wood and winchester reaching winchester by hapast O'clock
p. m. Fare through, -.
BY the same aHs for Wanenien Fauquer Springs
CulpepeT Orange and Gordonsve
connexion with the Virginia Central railroad the
thence Charlottesville conveyed by sawyes lines,
reaching Waenon Springs early dinner hours Cupeper
Court house by O'Clock and Godonsvie in full time
the the Virginia Central road from
Richmond Charlottesville Through Gordonsvle,
elegant their
exceed line the
Mr.. his supervision the
nerions and the public careful driving and good time
to all points.
Both above laid with heavy ron and Of
modern in The coaches
the United States and provided with
guards and all Of the approved Unfit Of railway trains
Through tickets be obtained the Potomac House,
Washaton Newions Mansion House, Asnan
dria. Baggage 100 lbs passenger.
steamboats, between Washington and
Alexandria connect regularly with the above aiss and passengers
arrival in Alexandria will find omniouses them
from the boats to the railway station.
parties either Of the above roads numbering
charged but
The completed its foreth mile
Fauqur and the Manassas Salem, FaulueT county
So miles from Alexandra.
r.. VI. MIDDLETON Sup. O. and Alex. r. r.
M. NJ WELSH, Sup. NJ. G. X, r.
l1-dn
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right pre-empon any
lands within the townships and Of townships above
rated required establish the the satisfaction Of the
receiver Of the land office, and make
therefor practicable after seeing this notice and before
appointed the OF the public the
embracing claimed, otherwise such claim will be
forfeited, - - -
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
al-laMllM
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Augisiaw3v
New York Fashionable Clothing Embellishments
Wholesale and retail, for cash only.

New York Fashionable Clothing Establishrnen mt,
wholesale and retail, for cash only.
LFRED MUNROE CO.. No AL Broadway, (between Howard
II and GRIND sreets invite all visiting York,
either for business pleasure call their establish
and examine the superb assortment Of
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Genuemen's furnishing goods,
Boys aud chIdrens clothing SC,
Of the best description, there exhibited for sale.
The principles which New Orleans establish
neni and which have made universally popular in the South
and West strictly adhered al Broadway, New York
Our facilities for obtaining goods such enable all
times offer the choicest and fashionable styles Of
and at the lowest prices
Every article is sold under full guarantees.
rncEsThs article marked,
plain 6gure the ticket and reduction in Instance
be made.
An descriptions clothing
ALFRED MUNROE CO,
AL Broadway New York
ALrrxp MuSRor,}
Wm ID. AsRATr May 25-d3mf
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By the President OF the United States.

IN PURSUANCE OF LAW, |, WILLARD FILLMORE Presi
PUBLIC pub s m s ed @ Il M kag oss
on Moaaay the first day November next for The disposal
the public lands situated in the following named townships and
fractional townships, viz;
North of fourth principal meridian
fractional townships thirty thirty eight right
bank of ST. Crox river and townships thirty nine, ony
Townships thirty eight ,hry-nlne forty, range twenty
An thirteen and twenty four, township
W townships thirty eight thirty nine, and forty, of TWEEN
Townships and forty two Of twenty three
Hennepn Island or o section twenty three in township twen
nne and an island in section four of township thirty oil range
townships tiry-seven thry-eght, range twenty-five
Townships hyseven, thirty EIGHT, hiry-nine and foy Of
Townships thir,esht and thirty nine range wen'seven
Lands appropriated BY schools military, and
other VIII be from he s%e viii he
day appointed will the order which they
and the sale thus but The sale shall kept
and bS@ses 1an nnd BY law for
services rendered 10 the United States any The lands
Given under my city washington ninth
| MILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President;
| Acting Commissioners OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS AND TO LES
SEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMIrTEEs OF MINERAL
Every entitled the right Of presumption 70 Of The
rated is required Regis
and Receiver suwae and make payment therefor as
public s otherwise such claim will be forfeited And
1n
ate an Territory Wsconn and for
approved Sd March, 5i, essec, occupants
ther permits the
lands within the townships and fractional townships above enume-
entitled under entitled IAN act 10 reduce
price Of the mineral lands in the Lake Superior dis
uict Michigan and the Chippewa District in Wisconsin," ap
1850 the land covered by their
leases and permits respectively at The minimum price
Of covering than full section emit
tied the surrender OF such lease OF permit at The proper land OF
full
required establish the the salts
aud Receiver saltwater aud make
appointed for the Of the public sale Of
the lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim WIZ be
| forfeited.
| JOHN WILSON,
| Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
| July 3t-lawl3w
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os %ctng oo Commissioner Of tho General Land once.
NOTICE

TO Presumption Claimants and 10 Lcgtees Occupants, and Permit
tees Of Minerdl Iands.
Every person entitled the right preempion of the
townships and fractional townships above
meraied establish the satisfaction Of the
register the proper land Office and make
therefor practicable after seeing tis notice and before tho
day appointed pub the lands
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
person having right under the entitled "An act
additional land district Territory Of Wisconsin,
purposes" approved Sd March, s7 lcsee', occupants
pcyices enter the their leases PERMITS
lands Within the townships and fractional townships above
who entitled under the entitled "An
minimum price the mineral lands In the Lake Superior
district Michigan, and the Chippewa district in Wisconsin,,
September the land covered by their
leases occupancy and permits respectively al the minimum price
25 covering than full section, ent
such permit the land
purchase he shall elect do full section, the
rate establish the
faction register Willow river, and make pay
ent therefor practicable after cene this notice and
appointed for the Of the public
the embracing the claimed otherwise such claim will be
forfeited. ......
Acting Commissioner ofthe General Land Once
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l,HABLEs H. Clemency and Elizabeth Ciemency,
" his wife, Eusebus Welsh others.Cicut for
Talbot county, in term, is2Tne object Of this
suit sale Talbot
county, possessed
The bill John Leonard departed this life seized
Of Talbot county, leaving complainant
Elizabeth H. Cemency and the defendants Eusehus Wech, Sally
Ann Porter Ellen Wech, and James Williams
and Mary Williams, his wife, his heirs aaw and legal
viii be advantage Of all
said should be Sold
James Williams and Mary Williams reside out Of the Mary
land
is theupou adjudged and ordered that the compliments by
causing this inserted
shed Washington of Columbia,
day OF
object
this b and them this court by
ctor before third Monday November
the and show they have why decree
oughtn pass, prayed.
?, b. HOPPER.
Trns copy-Auest
sAMI T. HOPKINS
Augls-law3w Circuit Court.
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9 Y ass r

A NEW Route to Pttfsburp, Wis the baltimore, sus-
n qnehanna and Psnnsyiraria RaToadTTopgh 10 Pnufm
% hours VIII leave Calvert station dU
with the United States Washington and Rrmofe At ~
connecting with the fast line a. Mddeown 1, nyT
irving at Harrisburg nj u, p m 20 dinner
The train leaves Harrisburg for the westN y p m, arriving
HoidaysburF g. Athis point option
tatnr Johnstown, thence by boats
stages from Hoidaysburg 70 Pishnrg
York, wughzve Columbia Marietta, MddIetown, Hsuisbur
New Port herstovn Persvle e~stown vsysown, Hunt
ingdon, HoIldaysburF and Pitsburr
This also connects with the Cumberland vsey ralrosd
which through Carlisle, shppensburR Chambersbu
other points o this road
accommodation or Washington for
points, the baggage will bs nv
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company arrival
the morning cars asa receive the which w~
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct l-du Ticket Agent
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omss 81 cenn,i..arr e.snerl % sab.l..snes,

EPARATE PROPOSALS received AT this once until the
day delivery OF provisions In buk os
troops United States upon inspection, o
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ID m. HooE ~ CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
capetina floor oil cloths, mangs, curtain materials,
shretina and ousearnishng goods generally
Pennsylvania between 9TH and 9th streets Washington,
n. q.
Aug Oft
AUNT rHiLLrss CABIN, or southern Life ms IL 4. ,
"A by Mrs MARY u. Eastman. vol.
Auqi2 t fRANcK TAYLOR,
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q. w. YErpv, r. P. MILLS
Of Washington City. ofYirpnA
VERIFY Il MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue between IN and m Washington d.
WHOLESALE and retail dealers foreign and domestic
" ans hncy dry goods, carpets, msfttne ocloua
and piano covers bed spreads blankets shestnF ana
nirhina dry goods generally.
stict prompt, personal attention given TO orders
Dee 91--1yR
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-Th

A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-The subscriber, having
IA hts aars offers for sale his
Fairfax county, Virginia, situated Immediately the
River road leading from Alexandra Winchester,
inrton city, Disu, improvements
. story brick house, with FIVE
kitchen, buildings also, brick
bscksms shop which furnish annually between
and hy loads Of About
uac, balance cleared and rapidly
improving cend The stock, &c. viii be sold with tho
For further particulars in
guirs RacH ESQ., Washington city, D. O., Dr.
Isaac Wnster, Alexandra, Virginia ,.. :, ,.,,u,.
Aug l0-law5t EDWIN e. FITLHUGH.
THIS Ia give notice that subscriber hath OBJ
tanned from orphans Of Washington county in the Dis
ct o Columbia letters Of administration the personal estate OF
frnncts W. Domnick OF South America de-
hereby warned 70 exhibit the the vouchers thereof TO me
subscriber OF before the 26 day OF February next they
otherwise ny law be excluded benefit Of the said estate
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of August, 1854
HENRY MAY, Administrator
DtaTnfor or CotUwpIA,
Washington county, 70 ui'
oRPHlN's CouRT,
Ordered administrator personal
Uoruinck South America,
pve the creditors Of deceased
advertisement week for three weeks, IN The Onion
Tes,e- ED n. ROACH, Register
Aug e-isw3w
A MELvILLE'siNEw HOOK PIERRE, or the Amb,gu-
W iues by author OF f"Typcep &c,
Mysteries ompses OF the supenatua continuing accounts
Of the Rochester rarpings NC by Charles WHY'S bho-i vol
tfiidrsths History United States, vol. s--compee
Domby son-~Ifarvers edition. 2 vois, with iisuatous
This day received for sale BY . ..,.nv
Aug p00sse''sr'' near 0'h street