... JOHN BARNETT'S NEV aloo CI LPI'IATED tl Singers. C'imnposers. s.d. Sparkling Nectar ?? Ph lbips ?? Barnett2 0el The Mountain ?? 'Mes Wo ?? ::2 0A The. Mountain Boy ?? Madame Vestris *Di I) 2 0 g lmy F ...

... T HE admirable effects of the establishment al- T ready existing in this town, for the education of boys by religious men, must naturally inspire the wish, in every friend of religion, to erect a similar establishment for the education of females. The great importance of such an establishment must be evident. The female would here imbibe the true spirit of virtue; she would acquire, both from ...

... Se o, The pressure of local and general news of interest precludes elce tho insertion of a sensible letter on the Ballot, ' bearing the the Cambro-British signature, GELYN Gosceizs. tre Is the able correspondent who signs himself LoonA person- cr ally k wn to us ' If not, why not ? We ask, not to re- satisfy idle curiosity, but th'at by coocert his communica- ew tions may be more ...

... NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS. Sailing on the 8th of everp month, viz. jI NoAN, I. HARRIS ?? 620 tons, 8th Feb. .. SHEFFIELD, F. P. ALLEN ?? tons 8th March. UNITED STATES, N. H. HoLDRos ..650 tons, Sthhpri ...

... L.THOGRAPHIC PRINTING. J B. BAIRD, LITROGRAPHIC PRINTER, Canning- , buildings, 35, South John-street, returns his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for thealeryliberal patronage he has rece ...

... - 5yFH:O1VIAS 1JAYLOR, JUN. .yESPEC TUZLY aunounces to the Inhabitants of . Preston and its vicinity, that he has opened an l atablishmen in the TEA AND GROCERY busi- ness, at No. 104, FiSHERGATE, where he will con- stantly have on Sale a choice assortment of Goods in the above line, selected from the best Markets, and offered on the most reasonable Terms. T. N. solicits a trial of his Goods, ...

... be SLDby~ttyAE1~EA ,ithe immediate ?? e SOD, b PRIATE ~gjTY, a very hand. -5- ~me hesut HRSE sevn ~rs old, liii hands For urter prtilulrs iquie E A~oaao's Livery PIANO-FOR rE To BE IiLD. 'P0beSODanele ...

... 'r1) B NNKEIllS, MERCILANTS AND OT'IlERS. I ) ?? CAlk PETl BAG, betreel, Maui- o ?? Si,,ea sl'iltl, on, 'l'ilaolav la.it conltaining, otir 'i Ut,, lebi~ds. 'I 13ill to' £I, d~r~wloll ho' It. antol ?? i 000, (li >'N U cati,~li porl-illue. 11)1nltiln aepellted by li~ ?? wost, ?? to Nsrt. ttarard aod Co., FUNERAL SERMON. r ¶) M1O1RRO\V', (SUNDAY, Jan. 25,1835) r l.':iiM(ti1 be Preo lhed in the ...

... A i~o ~IYA PiiNtMNT BY -0wati-iini Oaimss Church-street,: Uverp,,I B*jXPpe S .. ~~~ieadilly. M1ancheste,~r O~APe Xqdsau oiher Tecpitctable Medicinte jtendera FNS-AMED H4glIBA TON1C *c.PaLforte cure of ...

... Irv bt Xtt. T0 PUBLICANS. b LET, GARRICK TAVERN, eligi5fsittated T n Great Charlotte.street, opposite ?? Gates of the New Market. Immediate poesees!on maie ?? on the Premises. TO be LET, an excellent ...

... STRAXGESRS FR1END SOCIETY. AT the ANNUAL MEETING of the SUB. A SCRIBERS, held at the Charitable institutionr House, Slater-street, on Monday, the 12th instant, - Rev. D. Mt'NICOLL ina the Cha-'r,' A ...

... -- ?? ?? . rcay ?? - Lecet. DR. JAAXIVRS` Fl;FhjR POIYWDER AD PILLS MR. JAMES thinks it necessary to inforpu the Publiec M that Mesars. Newberry, the Zatote a¢efsof his grandfa. ther, his father, and ...