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1. x Charlotte, a tale of truth
By Mu Row/on, of the N.a.-Theatre
' Philadelphia. x
Second American edition —Pi-ire 75 cents
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Charlotte bv the artifice of a teacher, re
c >m.nended to 3 f.-Jiuo! from humaaity ra
\\ ex than a conviction oi her uaegnty ol
1 he regularity of her f .rmer is en-
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te r em ny, i'not forgotten, is postponed,
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ftancy of her lover,-and treachery of his
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fearce'y, perhaps deserved so severe a pu
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K<>, 3, SovtJi Fouarrt Sr*iE*,
Returns his grateful at kr.t'wltfdgf mtntt
to hij ""riendi and the Public for tK-ir !«' «-
ral t»c»»i agcment, and beg' 02 *® r< '
peflfully 10 fo!icit a Contii uai'-t ot " f "
favours. .. .
At his Shop Geit'cnK" can bf " ,ri
with the best material*, and t!Tltf ' .
made op and fimfiifd in tl* leatt" 3
most f .(hinnalile manner .
Ht wii I thankful!* tete'» r or<lrr "
payaprjmpt and all< tO/-
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Boarding:
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No. 82, fourh Fotlrth street,
Dec 11
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