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h. 1,;rfae Of Deed cf IyHN from Robert

BY v;rfse Of Deed Of 1s4p from Robe'
Hamilton and Eabs,, hi; Wys. to TIE
Sx5ie,1b,r5, Joy/eeu,irg tbr tGymrst 81
! a /xmofm,ney to tie Proficient, Dire aors
and Company ef'tb< Bank Of -Asxan-
dria, on lbe 3otk iygant qcill be es1ettd
TO Sale, torrsa4y nancy, on the t,eaySi,
A Lot or Parcel Of Ground,
lying upon the Ealt foe of St. Afaph-
Street, and lou,h Gde of Wol!s-S;reet, in
the Town of Alexandria /; beginning at
the interiefiion of the faid Streets, and
running eaitwardly with Wolfe Street to
Pitt-Street thence lorihwardly with
Pitt Street 90 fec, 6 inches thence welt
wardly par allel with Wolfe Street SO
ieet thence fouthwardly parallel with
iPitt-Street 80 feet; thence wefwardly'
parallel vita Wolf. Street ,c St. Aiaph-
Street thence por,hwsdly with St.
sAfaph-Sssest to the beginning. Upon
this piece Of ground there are large,
-ommodious frame dwelling -houle, we'll
calculated for the accommodation Of a
gent Ell family, kitchen, fable and ear.
rage heufe, a we'll Of water in the yard,
with a.pump. The Gtuation Is elegant.
1t was formerly occupied by Mr.. Robert
Hamilton, lately by Mr.. Stier, and at
preiens by Mr.. James Haailtoo. The
lot being large. fuAicieut proportion
of it will be attached to the improve
meuts, and the reGdue laid off into conye-
nient building lots; plan Of which will
be exhibited on the day of fale.
ALSO,
One other Piece Of Ground,
lying upon the iouth fide of Prince Street,
and to the ealtward of Water Street, in
the iaid Town: beginning upon Prince
Street IA feet to the eaaward of Water
Street, and running thence eaftw ardly
with prince.Srees a3 feet /; thence iouth-
wardly parallel to Water Street ~ feet 4 |
inches; thence wefwardly parallel to
Prince-Street q feet: thence northward-
ly to the beginning. Upon this piece
of ground there are convenint two.itory
frame dwelling -hoMe, with kitchen
and other conveniencics now in the the
occupation OF Mr.. Smith. 81
ALSO, !
One other Piece Of Ground,
adjoining the latt beginning upon Prince
Street 4S feet 10 the eaAwasd OF Water.
Street, and running thence eaawardly
with Prince-Street 40 feet; thence fou.h-
wardly parallel TO Water-S,reet ~ teet
t,ur inches thence weawardiy parallel
of Prince Street 40 fees; thence north
wardly to the beginning. Upon this piece
of ground is large frame ware'louie, two
tories high, now in the occupation of
Medfss Smith and Rar,leman. Il for
merly compelled two diaina WAREHOUSES,
and may eaGly be put into the fame
Gtuasion again.
JAMES KEITH,
IOHN G.. HERBERT.
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Valuable Property
(H,hbu quarter efa mile Of Alexaadxaj
TO BE RENTED.

TO BE RENTED.
~ Acres Of land, on the Ea(t
Gde of the George Town road, we'll en-
clofed, with poit and rail fence, and a
growing hedge all round, about s acres OF
this lot is cultivated as Garden, and we'll
manfred, in which there are a variety Of
excellent bearing fruit trees, grape vines,
raberty, gooieberry, and currant buhes, a
variety OF herbs and Covers and IS aipara-
gus beds, highly MANFRED and produced a.
bundan,ly, there are ALTO on this lot, two
dwelling houGes, a cow-hosle, fable, corn
and fheep-houfe.
90 Acres of land on the Wet
Gde of the Eaid road, enclofsd in like man.
ncr, about $ acres oft is in timothy, and
produces good crops of hay, about acres
has been in clover, and iince crop of rye
has been taken from it; at proper feaion
it may be again laid down, in either clo-
yer or timothy; about two acres is in
wood-this lot may be conveniently d.
vided into four good gratis lots.
No perfon or per(ons need apply to rent
the aforclaid property, but fuch as can
come, well recommended, for their honef-
ty, fobriety and knowledge in the garden
Jog and farming buGnels. The two lots
will belet ieparase or together as may belt
iait, and good iecuriey will be required,
for performance Of the covenants, in the
ieale or leafes. For terms apply 70 the
labGcriber.. PHILLIP R. Kendall.
January % 4
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publlf 6aR.

On FRIDAY,
4! tss s'sloek, 4rIiI Be fo|a at :se Feadxt
Store,
cd and 4th proof Antigua and
jamaica Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy in bis.
Holland Gin in bis.
TeneEfFe Wine in caks,
Coidials IN bis.
Sugar in hhds ard bis.
Molai1es in hhds.
Rice in tierces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Ear,hen Ware n crates,
sahdiomely adorred,'
40 boxes Havana Segars,
Cotton in bales---on credit.
ALSO,
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
tlannels and Planes,
Carpets and Competing.
lrilh ant German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
Calicoes and Ginghams,
4 variety of Muffin aud Muffin Hand
serchief. and Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
A number OF other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
ian. rs. Nendue- Matter.
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For Sale,
Antigua Rum by the hid.
Raiius by the box,
Sugar by the barrel,
Dates, frelh from the coat of Barbary,
Nib varxy of otber
FRUITS and GROCERIES.
ABEL WILLIS.
Or TIE HOPE 7viK Jail for No,t1R
On Tbayay nest.
Ian. II. 4
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lDuMtr EAs.
On ts. Il,b Of FetrEcy ns1'
WILL BE SOL D,
ION the Prrrr!jfs,

TON ne 1fNyt'1
a neat and convenient Store
and Dwelling -Houie, on Prince-street,
near the corner of Royal Street. The
s}and is equal to any in tie Town, fronts
on Prince Stree, IS fee, : inches, ard Il
N depth IS feet, with the beneh, of ar
s!sy iubjea to zen; OF Twenty
Pounds. Terms, Sc. viii be made kEc"'
rieyicus 70 the iale.
P. 6. MARSTELIsER, V. NJ.
January g.
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.IANNE'Y, & PATTON
HAVE FOR SALE,
! 90 Pieces Of Ruiha Duck,
go Ravens DO.
s Chefs Of Souchong Tea,
Havana white & brown Sugars in boxes,
Wet India do. in hhds. ana barrels,
Coffee in bags and barrels,
Holland Gin in barrels,
Sweet Oil in boxes Of IL bottles each,
Cattle Sop in boxes,
Shoes in boxes aforted,
Eait-India Goods.
AJ6,
The Cargo Of the Schooner Lucy, captain
Snow, conGiting of
q Tons Platter OF Paris,
60 Ca1s Of Lime,
10 Barrels of Tanners Oil,
rs Reams Of Wrapping Paper,
40 Boxes Of d,pt Candles.
Januay ~. d
Wanted to PurChaie
Marine Shares Of Alexandria. APP
plyto
WILLIAM HODGSON.
January IL. d
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O. C.t7 g;e~n far e!ser hssa sna es'
fsa rGgs az 'brs ;rss.
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THE VISION
NATHAN BEN ASHUR.

I. In the 6ra year of Je&erlon, The
PreGdent, in the iecond month, on the
tenth day Of the month, Nathan Ben Al.
hur had a dream, and vilions of his head
upon his bed, then he wrote the dream
and told the fun Of the matter.
And Nathan Ben Ahur ipake and
faid, l fav in my vidon, by night, and
behold! bright form, in the imiIitude
Of ore of the lns Of men, defended spon
the earth. He was cloath'd in purple,
aud had a gIittering Tiara upon his head,
and 10 the folds of his mantle were writ
ssa.insiarge golden letters, "THE &C.
MUS CT AMERICA"
3. And 10! as I wa. aanding by the
Synagogue Of Calvin, he bcckoned cato
me with his hand, and faid follow me,
and ! will hew yos th Ggns of the
times. e., .Io,e4a,
%.gAnd it came TO pats, that as We drew
near 70 the Synagogue, the doors thereof
Aew open, and we entered into the inner
mat par, thereof, and 10! we efp;ed an
Old man. with a pair Of fcales in one Of
the icaes was good Wheat, and in the O.
Their icsle was Chat, Cookie and Cheat
and fome grains Of good wheat, but The
chaf Appealed heavier than the wheat, and
| marvelled there at.
&. And Jaw ALTO two Women; enc
,eld diaatf' in her hand and ihe was ipin-
ming Of aax, and fhe was fair 10 look uP
"a, ana Of a beautiful countehancs and
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=
the other WOMAN was III kvoured, and
was cloatled in the attire of . harlo.,
and her hair was diiheyelled, and Che
appeared to be oittemperedin her UNDER
Handing, for ihe would ever and anoa
be piucking the cloaths from the beausi-
ful woman and cried continually with
loud voice Liberty end Equality for
ever"
s. Then my guide ipake and laid hear
ken unto me, thou ion Of man; the open.
Jog ofmy lips thall be. Of right things
attend unto my words and thos ihall ga
tier inRrueion from what thou haR Ten.
J. The faales WHICH thou iaweA are the
political balances Of governments. 1'ac
old man is Jueice, and the wheat are,thoie
who tread in the iootiaeps Of Penn. VAIN
ington and Adams. But the chat arc
they who follow after thoie thar arc Civ
en- to change, even the tooliih philosophers
OF the preient day, and they ale called De-
mecfats.
s.. The woman thou iaweR, with the
aillaf in her hand, is Witdcm with the
ign of lnduary in her hand, ard the i'll
favored woman who had the appearance
Of an tarlot, who was plucking off the
cioa.hes from the beautiful woman, repre-
tents ,hoEs who love to live on the Iabcur
OF others; and whereas Che appeared 10 lie
tereaved other wits, itrepreients the mad
neis Of Democracy, that Can bear no re-
araint, but runs wild in the theory Of
thirgs tina. can never be Obtained.
\ @. and whereas thou iawelt that the
tale which held tie chaR appeared heavier
than the fcale that held the wheat, now
turn thine eyes under the (cale and thou
witt fee the caute thereof.
10. And / did 70, and TO! chain was
faAened to the fcale, and an i'll hvoured
one held the chain, and he had the appear
ancc OF 6snd from the bottomlcfs pit,
and the ltnell OF him was as the fmell Of
fire and brinitonc.
II. Then great wind aroie from the
eat and carried away the chat, the cookie
am! the cheat; and the wheat remained,
ana the old man gathered up the wheat
aad pat ;t~inso fine golden vehels.
IL. Then mr. guide, moreover, fpake
and laid, the chain which thou laweH is
the combination OF wicked men to over
turn the government and the man hold
Jog the chain is an.rchy; but his power
is limited and his reign will loon have, an
end.
u. And whereas thou awea iome good
wheat mixed with the chaf, rheie are they
who will return to the iooer manners Of
their 'forefathers, yea they will refpett, IN
the day OF their humiliation, the wlioom
of former years and reverence the facfed
truths delivered by their elders.
II. And my guide moreover fpake and
faid, publifh the things thou haft leen. and
iend them forth into all lands, that the
vir:uous may be encouraged to hold on
eheir way, and the valiant be animated to
reGa the fophiaical notions OF the vain
philosophers Of this our day.
NATHAN BEN ASHUR.
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PHILADELPHIA, February a..

Ia ATAA|hi li1Ht FSosu"'y 81
Captain Monteitr, of the brig Jofeph
Harvey, arrived yeiterday from Cadiz,
informs, that while there he received a
letter from Captain Blackwell, dated Al
gefras, December I'll, Eating the capture
of Tripali,an Brig and two hundred men
by the United States Frigate Philadei-
phia.
The Bottom Frigste had arrived at AL
geGras. The Preftent, Commodore Dale,
ana the Philadsl phia, Captain Barron,
were crui6ng off Tripoli, in December.
The Eaex, Captain cambridge, was OF
Gibraltar.
Arrived, Ship PreGdcnt, We!den, N.
York; Brigs Sally, Iho'npCon. Martini,
que; Joleph Harvey, Montielh, Cadiz;
Sloop James, Lagar, Baltimore.
Cleared, Schooner Weymond, Bottom,
Richmond.
big Sally, Thompfon, from Martini
que, left there Jan. II the following vef.
Cls; Ship Fame, M'Dermo,t, OF and for
Baltimore to iall in IL days; Briggs Bet
f'v, Arood, EA, Greenwich, to f<ii in 4
days for New York Betiey, Williams,
New. London, to fail in IS days; Ann,
V,fon, of Baltimore, in days = lee,
ward; Phillip, Smith, of and for Balti-
more, in 10 days; Cleopatra, Potion in $
days; Angenora, Price, TO fail next day
for Cape Francois; Charlotte, Hudgins,
Wilmington, N. c. IN Is days; Hannah,
Gariner, to fail in ; days for a market
Emily, Price, Of Baltimore, carried in The
10th, from Antigua; Schooners Lucinda,
Vickery, do. fold, for the Spanith Main;
Molly, Stevens, Marblehead, or the Spa
Min Main; Walter, Roarman, Wethers,
field, in 10 days; Friendihip, Ap!;n, f.
denton, N. c. in days: Rhoda, Green,
juft arrived from Cape de Verd Ilsnds
Courier, Of Baltimore, jua arrived Shops
Maria, Of Phil.delph;s, to fail IN DAYS
for Dominica; Ann, Boardman, for New.
York, in 10 days.
Capt. E. fpoke on the 10th Feb. fchr.
Trio, -- from Norfolk to the Ha-
vannah, and on the nth inf. in lat. 80,
long. ~, parted company with the brig
Ruby, Anderfoi, Of and for Philadelphia
from sIartinique.
Arrived, brig Jcieph Harvey, Mon,eith
from Cadiz. Left there the following
veGels: 80
Ship Harry, Boyd, Of Philadelphia
Sydney, 49,, Baltimore brig Chat
ham, Vanneman, of Philadelphia; fch'r
Jane and Maria, Devereux, do. 80
The ichooner Roebuck, Dawion, OF N.
York, entered Cadiz bay in the beginning
Of January, but was ordered away on fuG-
p;cion of having the Yellow Fever on
board.
Captain Mon,ei,k lpoke the following
veGeis: %a ~
Fec. 3, lat. ss 81, long. So ss W.
chooner Sally, Prior, of Duxbury, out I 3
days, for Martinique. Feb. 4, lat. zs,
81, long. 20 Is, brig Trial, ofsalern, for
Martinique, out II days. Feb. 8. lat.
80, S, long. IS, {chr. Exchange, of Bal.
ti.sore fox La Guira. r
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flys the gentleman from North caro!ins,
a department. of the government has been
ereded, called the judiciary, not holding
their Offices during pieaiure, bu, during
good behavior. ana whatever power at
rcnp.s to deprive then of their Offices
violates the contribution. 1t is admit
sei then thas c,nsreG have power to
modify the law; but it is denied that
;hey have power to abolilh the Offices OF
the judges.
ITO be esatiuaed.
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On -T5vsfaa, Mr.. Rntlsdg< 6nihed
hi. remarks, after fpeaking from II till
: o'clock.
He was followed by Mr.. Dasgiaa, who
fpoke in favour of THE repeating act,
when MIR. Gr/7uaN fpoke a2alnit il
till 4 o'clock, without hniihing his re.
marks.
Nat. Iutek
Itappears highly important that the
people Of the United States OF America,
and thoie IN Europe who have properly or
buGhefs rheefe, fhoaid attend to tie won-
derful difplay Of our relource. and ,,r,ipe-
riry, IN the official return Q. the exports Of
the United atates, 0. the 10th February,
1902. That report contains the exporta.
tons during twelve months, ending on The
goth Sept. 1901. II exceeds 93,ooo,ooo
Of dollars, OF nearly the fun OF Il 900, coo
IF pounds ferling. The cotton aione Is
nearly II 100000 ofpounds weight, tho
we did no, ihip ingie bag Of our own
cotton at the end OF Cur revolutionary war!
Our -four is cncreaied to 1890, ooo bbis.
our tobacco 10000 hhds. oar Indian
corn 100000 bulheis, our lumber
zoo, 900, 900 OF pieces and feet, our beet
and pork I46, 900 barrels; the baeon, but
ter, cheefe, lard, and candles, are above
10, 100000 pounds weight. The moa
aaonilhing circumstances are the vsa guam
,ity of cotton, and the total amount a.
the return. 1t is hoped that every editor
of a gazette in the United States will
puoli!h from an original treafury copy
if pob!ej this very important document.
FROM THE GAZETTE OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Mr.. Broyjon,
+. THERE is very angular kind Of
man new rc6ding in the itare Of Vcrm,rt;
the inhabit,n,s call him the Hermit of
the Mountain, but he calls himfelf Nathan
Ben Aaur. He is evidently of Iewilh
extrattion he retains all the rites aud
ceremonies Of the Hebrews, and his fyle
and manner bear a near Gmilirude to that
of the Ancient Scribes. His living is finn
pie; the fruit of the woods is his food,
and water froca ipring sllys his thirA
his devotion is feryent ana Gncere, and
thoe who are within the circle of his &C.
,quaintance reverence him for the piety of
his life and the ianesity Of his manners,
and more Especially for the foreight into
slturity, for which he is eminen,ly re-
mafkable. He lives in Cave dug cut
Of the fde of a mountain, thaded by TO-
ref Of lofty trees. But from what part
of the world he came, or why he became
a recIuie, mutt remain fecres until his
death, when it is iuppc.ed he will leave,
for the benefit CT mankind, aprecious COL
lettion of his labors.
As the following Viiion feemed to be-
in,ereaing at the prefent time, he volun-
tariiy communicated it to an intelligent
friend Of his acquaintance to be made pub.
iic. Without doubt your readers will be
pleaied with it, not only for its novelty,
but alto for the intereiting matter it con-
tains,o =
sesame, -
-,a.to4 TUE VFcyON
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aleran0rla a1Oerttser.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 81.

II publiihing l;ft of the officers Of the
Warrington Society, for the enfuing year,
we omitted mentioning that DR.. ELISHA
c. DICK was choien Vice PreGdent.
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HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES., os al
UNITEg STATES. -.

On Wedx,faay and 45zyday the
houie we're exciu6vely occupied until a
late hour in debate on the judiciary law.
On Welrsfaay Mr.. Goddard frR took
The floor. and fpoke againa the repeating
att; he.was followed by MIR. LroelSmhb,
aho ipoke IN favour of II.
Mr.. Hager, moved that the committee
lhould rife.
Lof-Ayes s&-Noes St.
Mr.. Ratlt4se role at hail paf . O'Clock,
'oks againit the repeating at, and con-
.:a-d on The flo r'till half patti 4 O'Clock,
f:shoas concluding his remarks.
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Copy 81 letter FROM an emiuee 6orgc5o.
To Ok. CHURCH.

q - - - 1880
SIR,
n IS with nnrst pl.aiUre toug-stul,ts yor On
tl,at rrrert5nt dsleovcfy, Jsu, Cough Drops, au6
feqnett that you viii ssod Iur.her supply with.
ont 6eisy. The iavorsble repgrrs 6-ought 70 we
tbc two Ia6 winters Of ms fPee5y aud good CT.
h9s, in thc fs'ief and ctrs Of Coughs and As.,
n RIG complaints, induced to eiaPloy ,henr IN
N p-s-fice Which have d5ns With mich sa5il4
faction 90 nyfef aud beIhG, otherf.
u tho good opinion entertain. Of your me6i>
eir- can reeon1intad il 20 pdbIe uoiiec, beyon
what it las seqair e yop arc 70 liberty 70 ,naa,i,
xn5v W. lodee5i fho1h hoIt nyff unjet "a
you ,ri luthifits5- 20 MANKIND did M, th
srss, v'h!ugaess seknowlea ,h9tl believe Il
40 be on. NJ ,hc bee medicines employed ip Pal
moray eonpiainr,. sincerely viii you may de-
rive every smoli,s.ent ,de medieihe entities you
10.
am, Sir, yoar ysrg humble fervanty
ROBERT PoRTRR.
Fotsnhan, .eourt.R Road, Dec. rs 1896
- Prepared tonly) AZ CheseHs Difpe7Gry, No.
"a, Frors street. near sne Figmirkst, NcQ-Yosk
7nd fol- BY appointment % slE1uc Plcafsins7 by5k
store, Rshm0rd, V.5gias
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FOR S A L E,
FsoA SIX 10 EIeRq HUNDRED
ACRES OF LAND,

Binding OH the waters of Spring Greek,
ia Prince Edward County, aboutten miles
above the court house. This Land is con-
sidered to be equal in quality to any IN
that part os the country. At least thirty
acres "a fh,e meadow land ON it, and not
more than che third Of the tract cleared.
ASit is presume tho' no person would be-
come a purchaser, tiout first viewing
the premises, turSher description OF said
land is deemed unnecessary. Any per-
son disposed 10 purchase may see the land
bs A>l,iying TO William Lindsey lNjng ad.
loia,;..S, a.,a kooN- the ,ern,s lgom him or
WllsasN Hickman IA pewha,an County,
Rsse SSo coax Aas,se, - saissU IA Rich
useea,
R}cnNR0 x, RANDOLPH.
NeVSrsscr sch, iSos,
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SHE. Public arc respectfully informed,
4 IS now completely and permanently
finished IS furnished with good, strong
snd substantial Hand-R;iIs; and will, very
alortly, be supplied with Lamps, from
one end 10 ,he other, SO that passengers
may pass il by day CT by night, with the
utmost safety and most unbounded ccrE-
dence.
When the vast magnitude OF this under
;aking ny single Individual; the clii.ne-
rical hight IN which it wtas originally view
led by the comman.ty; the Immense sum
whiohith has cost, the srearlength Of time
ia period otuoicss .hGn ~ yrars) which
"a hRs taken 10 bring ii 20 It's present state
OF rerse1N0,; but above Ill, the import,
anye OF Tito those $40 navel North or
South, and particularly - he ie oou,s-
Try south OF James Eiver,in bringing theiy
produce TO market, and coming 10 The sea,.
Of government, are considered, a confident
hope aud behef iscu,erlainc, that il viii
meet with and 3lwaysI rcceiqc universal
patronage and supposc Exciusiye cf these
reflections, ECONOMY itself points on.
this to &c the CuSAPFsT (and surely II is
1.-THE most AGRrEhBLE) mode Of cyossir.
/ the river, for the very snall difference in
The expense OF gojnp by.auy other convex
ance, bears no prcpo,tion O the certainty.
saS>y and expedition, which this excel.
let and useful Bridge affords,
LG] SAMUEL ZONES.
Richpord, Virginia, Sept. 4, 1909.
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isuegiss and Oraions on ihe nse aad death I
oi Cen. George Washington .f.t
EUropspn Msgazine from january is9i,t To
Apyl so2
Ee,asuson's Astrvnomy ~
} Ladys Museum, : vols. elegant
Locke pn the Human Understanding !
, Miirphy's life Of David GWvick t.'
s Memoirs OF Egypt---Sritter ia thos coun-
! Try during the Campaigns OF Sell Do
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Madam RoIond's WORKS, with a portrait
New Gazetteer of the Eastern Coh,inent,
BY Jed. Morse aud Elijah Prr.sh
Public Characters OF 1923, 1929, 1860,
1901, * lso2 "a
Rsmbeul or inc French Revolution
spirit of Despotism
&C. Pierre's Studies OF Nature
i------ - VOYAGE ~ 81 Domingo
----------.----- tie Isle OF france
ST. Fond's Travels
s Farleton's Campaigns in Ncvth-Smefica
IN 1890 and i7sl. 40
Secret M=mcirs Of the Court OF Peters
nwq,h, particularly towards the end of
the reign of Cathagine *. and The COM
Increment of tha, Of Paul forming
description Of the rnannels of Peters
(fergh al the close OF inc 1871. century
SC. with remarks on the education OF
the Grand Dukes, and She manners OF
the Ladies, and the fehgjen Of the peo
pie.
&ntenor's Travels in Greece and Asia :
! including some account of Egypt, ) vols.
Voyage from Montreal, on the river St.
Laurence, thrO' the Continent of North
America, TO the frozsn and Pacific O.
ceaQs: with an account or the rise, pro-
gress and present state ofthc Fur Trade
Of that coumtry-iiiusttated with man
<Ais-Ns.-ANiCa 4F4 slAF~t-4t Alcs G-ak4NafGs
Guthfie's Geographical Grsmmar-the
18th edi.ion (laoD corrected and con
siderably enlarged.
8rydonc's Tour thro Sicily and Malta
| Constitution OF thes United States, ac-
! cordiug to the latest amcndmel,ts---to
which arc Prcixed, the declaration of
/ Independence, and the Federal Consti-
tatiun, with thc amendments
Ge.sac.'s ldyls
/ Norse's Geography abridged
&, Go,dsmith's ROME
-------------- Greece
Tears and Sniles--by Peter Pindal--(the
ladies edition.
! The Minstrel; o. Progress OF Cenius---by
Doet. Eeattie.
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50 dozen Diiworths, aud 25 ditto Col1m-
bian spelling books, "a large parcel
! ofNTRITING PAPER OF diaerent qua
liti2s and sizes, from los. to 4ss. pc
ream----a fresh supply Of BLANK
( BOOKS, and large nanber .of CHAP
| BOOKS.
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