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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21
FQR SALE, ny
Jacob Richartljon,

ut fbS Poa-Ohcc, a grsst vSrity Of Bssh and
Stationary amsrg sD5ieb are, JSvsS-
Ell ssr0 tstiiesfw1. 1is.
\ VIEW of the Political conduit Of AARoN
"A BusR. Efq. Vice Pre6den,. .---.Ns'ds
Correds Ssa,sment. - Ba,,.gss's Voyage to
tes, being an intercifias Correfpondcncc be-
wecn JoHs ADAMS. Iatc PTeGdens, and SAM.
usL ADAMs, late Governor Of Madachufetts.
Where may be bad. large AGormest Of
Houh Paper. aad Borden.
or To be foId as above. few TICKETS
10 the Providencs BsPtia Meeting Hooie Lot
terry. Asgsa AZ, 1904. 9of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21

He Court OF Probate tor the town OF New
a port. having appointed the hbIcsibers
commifioncrs. TO examine the claims Of the cred
isos TO the eHAtc Of WALTER EAsroS. late Of
faid Newport, dcerstcd, reprefen,ed infolvent
and twelve months being allowed for that pur-
Pcfe ;--Notiee is hereby given to all pcrfons
having demands againA iaid ees,e, TO bring them
in 20 either Of us, within iaid time, or othewiic
they will be precluded according. TO Isw.
EDMOND TOWNSEND, ! Comm1.
. THOMAS PECKHAM. + Jious,s.
c-s- All perions indebted to fzid ensse. are
requtled TO make immediate payment 10
MEKIBETH EASTON,1
DAVID BUFFOM, Esefsso,,.
JOHN SLOCUM,
Newport, 4th M. 8, 1904. szte.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21

SEVENTH coNcREss
@ ne
UNITED STATES,
at bsb ETJ.Non.
Begun and held at the Ci-
ty Of Warrington. in the
Territory OF Columbia. /.
on Monday, the 7,h OF
December, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21

a LII perfons having any demands sgaina
"A the eaare Of Tbs~as Wravee, late OF Mid
dIetown. in the county Of Newport, decesied,
arc hereby noti6ed TO exhibis she fame TOR fst.
element and ihofe indebted to fsid efstc, ase
rcqurfted to nskc immedisse payment to
RUTH WEAVER, Exssssrfx.
MidlAsssps. lsgsf 40. ssos. 80
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21
1I,o be Sold.

A LOT Of Land. containing upwards Of
\ scses, fronting Tanner & Warner Street,
with Houie. well hsilhed paved Cellar; and
aesss failing we'll Of wsfer AI!o, Stable and
Ch1ife- Hooie. Likewif-. for faIs, Let. 'front.'
ing Bsozd.Afees and Tanner Ssrest. with large
conmodioos Dwelling Hcaie Shsp, Stable.
and Chs:fe- Hsufe. For terms. apply 20
OLIVER READ.
Ms4gSsrf. Msrs5 10. 1904. '77d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21

DIED. l-At The HAVANA. of the Fever,
Mr.. DRAPER NokrHAM. of this town.
la this town, on MONDAY lar. Mis- MARY
TABss, only daugh,er Of Mr.. Atasr zaber, in
the 9th year OF her age.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21
SAL Making.

THE fubicribers having catered into pariner-
X Nip. under the firm of
Spooner and Dunham,
hereby intern the Public. that they carry on the
Sail Making bodneis. 10 its various branches.
at their Sail Loft. on the ~hatf Of the late Gen.
John Malbone,st the South part Of the town.
Thofe who may favor them wirh their cuRom.
may depend on punftuality and difparch. All
fsvon will be gratefully acknowledged. BY
WING SPOONER, I'd.
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
Newport. April 8, 1901. 79'f
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xr The original PRODUCTIONS in this day 5
paper. merit adileent peruial. South
n "pungent and fatyrica."
Several valuable pieces prepared for che
pTefs. are nsceaanly defossed iili orr next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21

THE French commiiIary of Commercial Re-
Il irtons in the STAKE OF Rhode liland, To-
forms his fellow citizens. the Fenchmen, Reid
ine in th's State. that agsreably to the order he
has lately received. Regiaer 10 opened 10 his
Ofhce TO collect their votes on the yueition Of
reelection Of the Fira Confol for lite !; and it
fhall remain opes till the aSth Of sbe prefsat
month.
LEQuINIo KERBLAy.
NssVbsr. iqi5 dHgsa. 1901. ~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21
Hus.on. Nv. M Aueuf 4. lso,.

c. Holt reqaeifs thois printers who ex-
change With hin, to direit their papers to this
place from shcuce he viii fend his in return
IN week or sso. And he will thank few of
hn fellow. .editou to publiih this note once or
twicc.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-21

A IL perions who have demands on the II.
4 \ ssrr OF Cspr. W'iifam B,igg,. late Of Liz.
'ie.Comp,on, decraied. ave dehrrd 20 call on
the fublcribcn and receive their iuf dues.-.
And all thofe that arc indebted TO ia;d el,s,e.
arc rsqueAcd TO call on either of us. at our re.
ipe6five dwellings, and make payment.
CORNELIUS BRIGGS, I
JOB BRIGGS, 1xeesf'r''
LEnis-Cs~Sfsr. dasnS 40, 1903. oou
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The Ladies and Gcntemen Of Newport. aud
lis vicinity. are fefrtatolly informed, that the
Theatre will he opened in the Ara week Of
September, iSoi. by the Boaon company.
Vben ssaf Be pvsttnsd<b mscb aissi,~d Csns-
dg. das--Cahed
SPEED THE PLOUGH,
W,ntss sy 4. MoRros. I9.
Sir Philip BIandiord, Mr.. Kenny.
Morrington, Mr.. Dykes.
Sir Abel Haady, Mr.. Dickeafon.
Bob Hsddy, MIR. Downie.
Henry. MIR. Powell.
Farmer AIhheld, MIR. Bates.
Evsrgresn, Mr. Barnes.
Gerald. Mr.. Bignall.
Servant, Mr.. Moore.
Miis Blandfond, Ma. Powell.
Lady Handy, MIS-. Dickenfon.
Sptnn Aihheid. Mis-. Bisnsa.
Dame A'hhed, Mrs. Gaopner.
70 sobieb apX Be asdsd9 a
FAVORlTE ENTERTAINMENT.
Psu.eaia,i iS j4,a,< advsrtj,smers 81 hand b.ii.s
Boxes l DolIar--pit 50 Cenis--G Galery
as Gents.
Doors to be opened at paft 6. and cur
tain 10 rife at pan o'clock.
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ERRATA.--4ofb !me j,sm fke 5ohom efiae
e'isms is tbr fvs fss< sf sba paper. taffsr tbs
u0srd Liberties. fer iaud,. read. of thoulards.
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r E M VAL.
w. K. w IL d f r,

BooEsELLER. Il SThrIoNER,
Has R<msred 10 rec y,sre rsss D,,r As,i5 of
MFR. G,5s Is ss'Cb9ssisg's
NyHERE he Offer, for isle, many. thoufand
Wv Volumes Of BOOKS. in The diassynt
branches of Litcra,nre together wi,h sIrolt
every article in she Ssasionsty lins, ~holeialc'
and ss'ail. -----Alio aa elegant Aaorsmcnt Of
Gen'lemen's HATS, from IS ccn,s to dol
lars and so cents.
Nssyp0ri. dag. II. ootf
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TO BE LET.

A ND immediate poAefion given, a large
"A two aory Dwelling Houie, 6tusted in
Brcad-Strcst, with a convenient ysrd--good
veil Of w,ter-Chzife- Houfe and Bafp. Con.
ditions may be known by applying TO -.4.
THOMAS TOWNSEND.
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FOR SAL &,

FOR > MI f.,
A LIKELY MAKE, II middIing 1ze. good
"A in team, and 10 fne breeder. she
is slfo in good order for Shipping. Enquire Of
the Printer. M
dsz1 I3. fsos.
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Exira7 u f1os iest,,s Jrom an .tffer on board fbs
Uaiffd Slater lr;gan Cbstabtaks. esmnads,e
Mo,,D. kasdsd .tsv Ps6keafis n t6e gSAi-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-27
BALTIMORE. April "a.


Arrived hip Agent, captain Pierce In'
Marleilles via Gibraltar, 50 days pafhgS
Captain Pierce reports, that there weHi
Tnpohta1 eo,laiys e,ujfag IN the MFdan
ra0sau.
ALTO, brig Ranger, Chamber'a'a, TO
Liverpool. Left it the 9Th OF Mao
April Is.
There were feveral yeGels fsen oft .
Capes, on Friday morning Handing H.
Captain PIERCE of the chip agent =
rived Iaa evening from Gibraltar, hia
under convoy Of the llip Warrington, eaP'
Shaw, in company with the lhip oHfs|
of and for Bottom, who run foul o. ~
Warrington in calm, and CARED avg
his main topmait aud mammal, aa' :.
therwiie fuRained much damage and W
obliged TO put into Malaga TO Ts 9'.
Spoke she following velfels onthe pahS,
On the 9th March, of Cape leg'5 ~
fhip Hampton, Dick of ard from s ~,
more, bound TO Leghorn. l5th ~ ~,
the hip Warren, of Baltimore from u i,
horn, bound to the Wet Indies wv
joined the CONVOY. a4th, Mat 34,sl
long. 20, fhip Martha, Of WaAns I'll
bound TO the Cape Of Good Hcps' r ng
18th, the lcop Hero, Fellows, i'on II h
London, bound to Cape Francois u.s.,
~, II. 18th, The brig Jofeph, Hl u,
Montate, from Philadelphia, D0ur :,
Oporto, 3days cut. Is, brig
Jacklon from the Havannah, O0p'
Newburypors, all we'll, in lat. 81 H.
A report was in circulation at Wv. oa
tar, of the Tripolitans having eap' atrd
American brig. The ichoonsf Ia. ntI j.
of and for Philadelphia, failed tilOs a,. ..
isreights in company with The A 4. ;s,sB
gether with a number of vefels 'n4'
the convoy in the areights. c,nslD,
Arrived laR evening, fthoone r' o0
Culhnlan, /, days from Cape =. Gun.
We have not been able to lee eap" -. bseeI
man, But letters Of a late date a ~. ,Sa'
received from Cape francois i'a ,,ol5 pctI
gen. lie clerc had arrived there ' 1eati;or5
Q
Republican; that Mr.. Lea he eve
were fuipended, and he was =: q , he qro
his departure, oifgulted VIII
cseiings.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-27

You will pleaie to caufe he, J.
livered with all her guns, amnuo . g d,
psrel, & every thing BELONGING - q.
the order Of M. Pichon, commit, = 'Oaer 10
raj and charge des afaires, from i. 1 gene
government, whenever fuch Orders l'sa,a i
appear. 'a'I
This bufnsfs lhould be done. !. ;,
remittance accompanied the reiio,,.; %
We are row at peace with France a -,
fhould af as if we returned to fl,, a'a "
nifty with pleafure. Let there BE- nv y !.
Of complaint sgainit the governnen, :. s.es
agents. Ns
! have the honor, &c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-27
Saturday, April 1s.

The houie rock up the bill making ap-
psoPriations for the military fesvice for
the year 1902, in which feveraf amend
mcnts were made by gsneralconfens.
One ct the items of appropriation unites
the contingent expenccs of the war depart
Rment ettimated at 10000 dollars, and
che expcnces ofwhat has therefore, been de-
nominated che quarter-maaer- geneaps de-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-27
No. 8.
Secretary Of fbe Nary, to 5. Brsqs,. ).
A4nlI, 1901. ~
EXTRACT.
EXTRACT.

have TO requef that you viii /
plealed to aicsrtain without delav. !, !
Fate the national fhip, lie Berceau u :
at the time of her capture, as to her am,
ment, flores and providons, and TO e,I -
her to be put in the fame condition, bsfs
ihe is delivered upt the French eoun
ment.'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-27
NEW YORK, April "a.

Entered, filips Efperanza, ~.
wanna; Hope, Ellington, lie of Nav.
fchrs. George, Smith, ST. Kits /; Bro.h,n''
Brothers, Windfor, N. S.
Cleared, flip Protector, Bool, Europe,
brig Amiable Matilda, De PeyAsr, An,
ferdam; fchooner James, Broad, Ap.
Cages.
Ayyivs4 lsure ourlaa,
Ship Hope, -, from Bonaria,
Cape de Verbs. CaEie through The 6nI
and went down to the quarantine ground
Sehr. Brothers, Woodield, from Wind
for, Nova Scotia. Left there, iehr. Hi
ram, to fail in : days for this port; bi
Rainbow, Cameron, to Eail in ) daph
do. Off Nantucket light houle, bear7
S. EAT, fpoke brig Fanny, from Kilka
n, for Bottom, out 81 days.
Ship Efperanza, Ignatic Jolef MlG4
from Eavanna, via Ctarleaon. Aplls
fpoke brig Eliza, Webb, from this pau
Charleifon.
Sehr. George, Smith, St. Kits, Was.
Euaatia. Markets in St. Kits very doll
Flour at 9 ! dolls. By the cargo; bselll|
pork from IS to IS; Virginia com
per bulh.; no market at all for onions
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Eun9refs Of TIE uuite0 States.
Friday, Ab1l z3.
HOUSE OF ALTERNATIVES.

F,ixay, Apn a3.
Mr.. Grifwold made the following mo-
stion
RxJSkv<d, That the committee to whom
was referred the ineaage of the PRECEDENT
of me United States, rejecting the
French corvette Berceau, be infrueted to
enquire whegher any further APPROPRIATE
oas are neceiIary TO cover the expence
which has ariien FOR the purchafe and re-
pairing that yeHel for the French govern
ment, and for advancing to her officers their
monthly pay.
M. S. Smith moved to amend the mott
On by Ariking out the words " for repair
ing for the French government.
Mr.. Grifwold oppofed the amend
ment.
Mr.. Giles hoped the gentleman from
Maryland would Withdraw his amend
ment, and thar the motion world be a.
greed to.
Mr.. S. Smith Withdrew his motion, in
order to fave time.
The motion was then agreed to with
out decihon.
The bill to amend the judicial fyftem Of
the United States, as amended, was read a
third time.
When Mr.. r. Williams moved to re-
commit the bill, for the purpoie Of ariking
out the 9Th Fiction, which gives the no.
minafion of commiilioners OF bankruptcy
to the prefdent.
Queition on recommitment carried
Ayes 37Noes 49,.
The honis went Immediately into COM
rnittee of the whole, Mr.. S. Smith in the
chair, on this fiction.
Mr.. r. Williams moved to arike it
out.
The motion was Imported BY Mefrs.
r. Williams, Davis, Il. Morris, God
dard, NichoIfon, Haaings and Bayard,
and oppoied by Medrs. Elmendorf and
Bacon.
When the motion TO frike out was a.
greed TO AYES If, Noes rs.
The committee rofe, and reported their
disagreement to the I5th fiction.
Report confirmed in the houfe.
The queiiion was then put on the paf-
hge of the bill.
Mr.. Bayard called for the yeas and
nays, preyiouly TO the taking Of which he
ipoke for about half an hour, sgainft the
paiIage of the bill, without being replied
to, when the queition was taken and the
bill paaed. Yeas 46, nays SO.
Debate III cearjs.
The houie went into committe of the
whole, Mr.. L. r. Morris in the chair,
on the bill for repeating the ieyeral acts
e9ablifhing the Mint.
Mr.. Giles Rated that deciiion on this
bill had been deferred to this late period
Of the felton,, for the purpole of obtain
ing all the information respecting the
itate and expsncs of the mint, which gen.
tIemen on former occaGon' had complain
ed ofnot poaefing. He then Gated the
amount of the whole Information received.
The committee went through the bill
and reported it without an amendement.
Ehe houfe Immediately took up the re-
port of the committee.
Mr.. Grifwold moved to poRpone the
confederation of the bill till the sd Mon /
day of November next.
This motion was fupported by Meirs.
Grifwold, Dana, Euitis and Huger and
oppoled by Meiirs. Giles, S. Smith, Hill
land and Elmcndorf. Loft. Ayes ,sz,
Noes 81.
Debate in eoHyS.
Mr.. S. Smith then moved the recon.
mitmens Of the bill to feletf committee,
with the view. of making proviGon for
copper coinage.
Recommitment carried. Ayes 40.
On the motion Of Mr.. NichoIion, the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-27
COMMUNICATIONS.

The clamor of the miniltry againa the
former administration for applying public
moneyto Objects not particularly defgnat-
ei IN the appropriation laws, will be du-
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Nc. I.
Sgcystayye fxbe May to s. HggmLan g CO.

/ 1Nls
Sgcrsfaygflbe May t0S. Higgmioa & Co..
Dee. 70, 1900.
/ have the honor TO requef that yon
will caufe the French faip lie Berceau to
be purehafed for the United States and af-
forwards have her placed where Ifhe will
be fecure, with jua as many men on board,
as will be neceaary to take care of her.
Make no repairs.
The Britih government generally buy
the national lhips captured by their own,
but at very low prices. Be pleafed 70 to
conduct the purchafe now directed as to
prevent its being known that it is on ac-
count Of government. Then gentlemen
who might:feel delicacy in interfering with
the views Of government, will not be re.
TRAINED from bidding, nor will Others bid
merely to fwell the price for the benefit of
the captors.
Ihave the honor, &c.
No. ..
Secretary efflr May to S. Higgim/oa e
Co. 1ofb Marrb, 1901.
The French national fhip the Berceau,
Captured by capt. Little is to be reRored
under the treaty.
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FROM THE WasIHNoToN FEDEaALIsr.
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THE PUBLIC are respectfully inform
ed, that BOOKS Of SUBSCRIPTION
for Shares in the Allegheny Turnpike
Road, are opened at the office OF Col.
Franeis Deakms, in George Town, and.
at the compiling houfe OF Mr.. Waliam
Han@srne, in the town Of Alexandra,
where thoie inclined to fubfcribe for flares.
will pleafe to apply.
The acts of the Afemblies OF Mary
land and Virginia, for incorporating :"
IS Company Tor eitablilhing a Turnpike
" Road FROM the Burnt Mill, about a.
6 mile below Georges creek, On the
(" Potomack river, TO the neareit weftern
4" navigation, may be feen al either OF
the aforementioned places.
March 4. law
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School Books.

Bibles, Te!taments, Scctt's LelIons, Muray's
Engliih Reader; Introduction TO the EngiGr
Reader; Sequel to do. Young Gentlemen and
Ladies Monitor; Entick's Dictionary; Pialters
Columbian Oraeor; WebHer's Infitutes contain.
ing his Spelling Book, or lit part, GrsmmarG
I'd part, and Selection in Reading, or sd part
pilworth's Spelling Book; Columbian do Chids
Guide; American Primmer; Columbiando. d.
Lowrh's Englih Grammar; Ahe's Introdu6m
to DO. Philadelphia Latin do, Clark's lntroda'
ton to Latin; Mars, do. do. Clarke Eratmaii
do. Corderii; RuAiman's Rudiments Of the Latin
Tongue;i American Tutors Ailiftant, Dlvorhi
Gchoolnlafer's do. Mrs. Barbados Letions and
Hymns for Children; Juvenile Magazine to be
continued monthly.
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ATTENTION.
WANTED to employ imme-

WANTED to employ imme-
diately, for the benefit Of the Goth Re
giment of Virginia Militia, two MU-
SICIANS /; one to teach the different
beats of the drum, the other, the muGc
of the fife. Such perfons as are well qua
lifted for the above tuition, and will en-
gage to inRru6t the learners which will
confff of fifteen boys for each branch,
hall receive liberal compensation from
the iubicriber, who is authorized by law
to employ tutors and by the Court of
Enquiry, to pay them for their fervices
when performed.
CHARLES LITTLE.
April :. Fairfax County, aawtf
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in crates anorted.
Twenty Dollars Re1uard.

RAN AWAY from the fubicriber, on
the lift May, PATTY, likely Negro
wench, about twenty years of age: fhe
has been brought up in the houfe, is
good ieamf}reis, livery capable: among
variety of clothes, Che has purple fluff
petticoat, a fire blue cloth Jacket, cord,
ed dinity Jacket and coat, plain nlailln
gown, handlome worked muffin do. a
plain do. both well made, white camel
hair fhawls with netting, fine white cot
ton ifockings, feveral pair, and a pair OF
white fix do. handlome black hat, neat
ihoes and other cloathing. She went off
with Negro fellow the property Of Mr..
Philip Fitzhugh: he is.about "a years OF
age, s. feet high, well fet, inclined to
be corpulens, tawney complexion, lively
countenance, and fpeaks diitinttly, though
quick he is an excellent Joiner. He
took with him pair of new brown cafi 5
mere pantaloons, round upper jacket of
the fame cloth, a green broad cloth coat,
with blue velvet collar, handfome
iwanldown waifcoat, with msttle buttons
a new black hat, new lhoes, fine white
cotton BOOKINGS, green pantaloons, and
other cloathing. The above reward will
be paid 10 any perfon who fhall lodge
them in any jail, either in Maryland or
Virginia, and ample compensation made
for any other trouble or exPence. {.
SARAH THORNTON, (
May 7. co near Alexandria.
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Chap Books.

promptcr; Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp
Mother Goofc's Tales; Trojan War, CULVER W:
Reqiv'd; Laugh and be Fat; Hocus Poeus; d.
vine Emblems; Letter Writer; spanih Rogue'
Religious Courtihip Conqleit Of MeIiso /;
Bucks Companion; Youthful letters Cheap Se-
pottery.
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R. $ !. GRAY

Haze for Sale, vhozejale and ;,
tail, at their Book and Sfati0ua,. s..
III King freet, bstzUelu Royal AMI J F
fax Jfreets, The jollorUimg a,1;. l l4i'-
(Which a liberal aedu1ficn qy;N ill., On
10 tbe|e 7vbo farebale 10 JeA aew j. maze
Novels, Romances. n
THE Bsggar Girl, novel IN rbr..
MRS. Bennet; Devalccurt, by do. Girl ' y, BY
Mountains, novel In vol,. bxNlr, b. y. the
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