... fair ruddy complexion, and brown hair and eyes; hair below chin. whiskers turned back below, does not answer correctly, and speaks in a lew tone of voice; he smiles in a silly manner; is about 5 feet 8 in height; had on a blue woollen bonmet, white moleskin ...

... The large shaire of public patronage bestowed on this establish- ment for neaariy tcenty years, enables-the Proprietors to speak thus confidently of the high character it has attained for siwperior quality andmoderateprices, the natural consequence of ...

... riding two or three miles, one very 'et night, which settled in my lungs, and quite tolok away my voice, so that I could not speak above a whis. per from that time until December last. I tried all kinds of medicines hut they were of no avail. I was then ...

... lii I for-j NOTICE. A N INSANE PERSON ca~me to this Parish on the 7th inst. He speaks little, hut when asked his name, says it is JOHN G>ORE. His height is 4 feet 114 inches; sandy-coloured hair; blue eyes; snall whiskers; a mark ot a cut on the right ...

... Afternoon. 1 JL[ Margaret Taylor, aged 7 years. Description :-Liglht blue eyes; long yellow hair; round face; very smart, and speaks well. *h, Iad on, when she left home, a faded DC Laic Dress; Dark Grey P ho Worsted Stockings. and Shoes; 2 Petticoats, one ...

... Esq. 4 vols. Bo., with tmany Portraits. 6SO. 'Full of interest.-Endnoer. Of the ?? of this wojk it would be difficult to speak too highly.-Brieta.2nia. XVIII. HISTORY OF THE CONQUEST OF CANADA. By the Author of ?? Hochelaga. Second Edition. 2 vols ...

... The large share of publie patronage bestowed on this establish- j ment for nearly thcenty years, enables the Proprietors to speak thus Str confidentlv of the high charactcr it has attained for supcior quality ant and moodeateprices, the natural consequenee ...

... from riding tooo or three e meoe ve vet night, which settled in d mYlungs, and uuite retook away my voiceso that I could not speak above a w vis i jr -er eronm that time untii De eember lAt.- -l-tried-aI l-inds of i t medicines, b ut they we e of no avail ...

... The large share of public patronage bestowved on this establish- ment for nearly tiventxy years, enables the Proprietors-to speak thus confidently of the high character it has attained for superior qroty Mo and sodercteSprices, th natural consequence of ...

... The large share of public patronage bestowed on this establish- e mcnt for nearly ticeatey years, enables the Proprietors to speak thus' i confidentlv of the high ehardeter it has attained for superior qualiy ti mndzoderatee rices, the nlatural consequiiece ...

... large share of public patronage bestowed on this establish- io mneut for nearly toerqit vyears, entables the Proprietors to speak thus y confidently of the higih charaeter it has attained ftr msiprior quality a autdh oderotde , 1'e, th e natural consequenec ...

... The large share of public patronage bestowed on this establish- ment for nearly- tenlly v-ears, enables the Proprietors to speak thus .confidently of the high character it has attained for superior giqulity and moderate prices, the natural consequence ...