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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13
CoMMoxvFALrH OF MASSACHUSETTS

Ia Se.afe, 1prs "a, 1904.
ON the petition OF JANEs OsfooD and
others, praying leave TO make Turnpike
Road from Standiih 10 Hiram o. dered,
that the petitioners cauie 40 attt tied copy
of their petition, with this order thereon,
to be pubIifbed 10 the PorfLaH9 GaSstte,
printed by EIeter A. jerks, three weeks
iucceilivey, and another like copy TO be
delivered TO the Town Clerks Of Standiih,
Flintitown and Hiram, thirty days at leaa
before the third WednefdaY OF the next
fefIion of the General Court, that all in
terefted may then appear and thew caufr,
if any they have, why the prayer OF iaId
petition fhould not be granted.
Read and accepted-Scnt &C dovn for con-
currence. DAVID COBB, Pr1f4e7t.
In tbe HonJf Of fRcpr1FHtative5, J0ls.'4, ISol.
Read and concurred.
JOHN c. JONES, Speaker.
A true Copy-Atteh,
G. ELLIOT VAUGHAN, CLERK
0ftbe Senate.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13
SUTHERLAND.

Mallet du Pan thus defclibes the DO.
itical fociety Of this country, previous
to its being broken up by The inGdiouf.
neis of French principles and the pow
er ct French arms :--'' "A government
Of confidence, venerable fron it's origin.
prefcribed by ages, lesalizcd BY the
lnvariable content and allegiance oi It's
iubjeas government protected AMI
lupported by the fole power Of laws.
opinion and ientiment whole regular
troops announced 10 three hundred men,
but Whole public force coniGed in
nation bred to arms fron their infancy.
and armed BY tie fovereign power en-
bodied, diiciplined, free, and warlke,
who, at the very fra peep Of .ytanny,
would IN four and twenty hours have
annihiiaed the authority thar had been
70 inprudent as to manifeG an inclina.
ton to oPprels."
Thofe who admired the fmp'e ani
happy aate of this rirtuous people, IN
der their own native government, VIII
De pieaied TO lee that they are fat re
vcrting to it. from that horriJ ltaie Of
anarchy and civil lrife, into which tie
tie French have plunged then. But
they mutt ltill contend with The power
OF france. Bonapar;e, who profeheI
70 decline all interference with them.
ieeing that they reject the contitnron
they received from him, and afsrt their
independence. now fays, BY procIa-
nation, " I reVoke mr. ref1f," ard is
marching his troops into Switzerland
by different routes BIron d'Erlach
and NJ. ID. VAUDEVILLE command the
Swifs forces-men who Contributed
their efforts to pref-rve from detrud on
the Helvetic Union and Liberty"
[Saias CI=.l
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13
BURNING SWANPS, Ge.

At this time Of the year it is com
mon practice to fet fire to fwamps and
low grounds TO fubdue the roots and
bulhes. An experienced farmer pro-
nounces ou this practice, that it Is q BAD
one. He lays, il dearoys roots. but il
aho deRroys the fertility of the very
bel foil. The aihes, form a hard, four,
barren pan, that after Two or three
years, fpoils the land. He advifes 10
drain the fwamps, and to cut off tie
bogs and roots, bur to keep OUT FIRE.
After iwamp has been burnt over.
Ploughing or fPreading fand or gravel
will prove the bef way to recover lt
10 iertility.-PaladiEm.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13

To tbe Honorable General Court, n5zu Bal
dn AZ B79o1, ia aai jar ID. Common rveaAb Of
1HgisJgtihs--
YOUR petitioners humbly ihrw, That
4 par, Of the road leading from Port :
iaad IN the cOunty Of Cumberland, thro'
otandilh and Fryeburg to Coos, is bad
and circuitous-rhat bv reafon Of how
lands, rocks and hills, the tranfportation
OF produce from the country 10 Portland
and SacO markets, IS rendered very ex-
Penhve /; alto merchandise carried into
the country, is necendriv fold at high
rate ~ proportion tO the price which the
produce OF the farms ufuaily bears-ThAt
perions conliderabIy removed in the coun-
try are reluctantly obliged TO rersrt to
toms N rkcts out of this Commonwealth,
where the goodOeis of the road VIII admit
OF more eaiY and cheap transportation of
their produce and merchandise than 10
aud from fad ports of Portland and Saco-
That the preirnt road is laid out principal.
ly through unincnrpOr ated places, where
by much difficulty and delay IS occaioned
IN rafting and appropriately money for
the repairing fad roai-That the nhab-
itants on faii road are few in number aud
unable to keep 10 good repair the fame as
II is now improved, aud altogether unabc
TO open an fupport a road IN the nrarrit
direction towards fad ports, which ,.ouIt
greatly commode travrllrrs-That IN pan
ing from the meeting houf- III faid town
OF Standiih, to Capt Thomas Springs IN
the plantation called Hiram, ia ;h- county
OF York (being the dlltance OF about eight
cen mile more than taree miles ia dR
tance, together with fcveral bad hills, may
be faved aud avoided by having anotler
road.
Wherefore TO remedy the incoGvenien-
ces aforementioned as far as may be,
your petitioners pray this honorable Court
to make them with fuch as may be their
aIociates and fuccef1ors, a body corporate
and )Iitic for the purpof1s Of making
Turnpike Read from laid Standiih mretlng-
huuf. 70 Capt Thomas Springs 10 Hiram
aforriaid, with the liberty of erecting llch
Gate or Gates on fad road o. way as may
Be deemed nSct1ary, for taking and re-
ceivins iuch toll from th1ie perfOns who
fhlil plls therein with teams, flcighs, lleds,
h0rlcs, or Otner wife, as by law may DC
eeaDllhed and 10 tra7ia0 all and iIEu-
lar lhofr things incident TO Ike corpora
ticns, anI for the good government Ot the
lane-And as IN duty bound ihatl ever
pray. Mar 16, 1901.
lanes CsCIOr, IOHS BRADLEY,
IACOB M'GAw, THOmAS BEAN,
T14N M'MILLAS, BENZ. KtMBALL,
IUDAH DANA, Abel FARNUN,
RCBEET BRADLEY, JosEPH h. CHASE,
PHtLlP PAGE, MosEs AMES.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13

HYrE the fubfcriberS, having been duly
w appointed by the Hon. William
Gorham, Efq. Judge of Probate for the
county of Cumberland, to receive and ex-
anime the claims of the creditors 10 the
e(tate of Capt. AMOS GREESLEAF,
late Of Portland, IN fli1 county, mariner,
deceafrd, r.preiented iniolvent--hereby
Give notice that they willdttend that bun.
oeC At the houf. of Capt. A5ner LozgeH,
IN Gorham, on the ffit Tueiday OF NJ
vember, December and February nexi'
from one to five O'Clock in the stternoon
of iaid days. -
FPHRAIM SMITH. CommY-
RICHARD MAYsEESY, }.h9asrI.
G9rbaaD, Od. IS, 1909.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13

uryE the fubfcrtcrs, having been ap
w pointed by the Hon. William Cor,
CCn Iudge Of Probate, 10 receive and
aa,r,,oe ihe claims of the Gre diiors to the
Fa,te Of SAMUEL PRINCE,
late OF Nortyarmout5, Marin tecea'ed'
reprefented iofolVent-do hereby gl'e no.
~ ,b,, Gx months are allowed faid Gre
I;,ors On hiring in and prove their claims
on fad Eha,e and that we will attend
that fervice at the houfe OF H1Ho5 CrdaDay,
innbolder in Northyarmoutb, on the third
Monday of this intact November, and on
the third Monday of the five following
months, from three 10 fix o'clock in the
lfternoon on iaid days.
WILLIAM BUXTON,
JEREMIAH BLANCHARD.
Ncribyarmontb, Ns1'. 8, ISa1. 1857
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13
South-Hadley Canal Lottery.
J TICKETS and QUARTERS.

IN the I'd Cas- Of the South Hadlcy Ca
ma Lottery, will be for falc at TIE
Book Stare Of THOMAS CLARK,
nearly oppohte the Maine Ere aad Mar me
'n!urance Office, at Fi0e Dslla,t each until
the ~ 4 OF the preienl mon h--after VIII ch
no S9enters will be fold, nor T1et-ts at lcf,
than Dollars so Cents. Dee. 4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13

1t mua afford ,Gncere pleafure to eve
ry reReaing. and well meaning mind.
to learn, the Admirable Biihop Watfon's
Apology for The Bible qarfq5 Tom
Paine, is now read with great avidity
,hroug hout France, and on the Con-
tinent in general-Lond. pgb-
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13

The following is fa;ed to be an IL.
falliable cure for hopping cough -
dlfIolve fcruple Of (alt OF tar tar IN 4.
gill Of water and ten grains of ccchi
meal, finely powdered T; fseeten this
with hne Iugar, give 10 an in'anl the
fourth part Of a table fpoon full and
from four years and upwards, ipoun
full may he taken. The relief is IN
mediate, and th. cure in general within
5 or 6 days.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13

CoAMosWLALTH OF MAsSAcHUsErrs,
lSOl.
I tbe H9nora5le General Court, n5zu bal
dH al B7Fo1, ia and far ID: Common rveaAb Of
Af.gisbnjfH5--
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13

The Emperor CT Rallia, being anxious
70 propagate in his territories the mat
ufaaure Of irgar from beet root, has,
for that Purpolr, given great eneour
agemert TO al lahdholders, and has, in
particular, graoted to Major Peter
Jermalaj;f a very large tr~a FOR tie
cultivation of that root.-ibla.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-22
Forty Dollars Reu1rd.
Stop the Villain

Ran away from the fubicrlber in the
month of December lat, likely Negro
man, named BEN, rs years OF age, OF a
dark complexion, 5 feet or 10 inches
high has lmall fear under one OF his
eyes (which not recolleetcd) alto large
one on his breah, occayoned by burn
when child, and has loft two OF his tore
teeth. His clothing is unknown TO me,
as he has been hired to MIR. John Hodg-
kin, Of Alexandria, for three years palt as
ferry man, ard believe kim to be har-
bored in or about Alexandria or the CRY
of Wilmington, by brother Of his (nann-
ed Hellon) who allo fesyed the faid Hodg-
Kin as ferry at the fame time, and
whom ,he laid Hodgfkin has lately eman-
cipated. The above reward will be paid
to any peifon who delivers me the above
deicribed villain in The town of Colchei-
ter, or Thirty DoAars, if iecused in any
Jail in Maryland or Virgicia.
All matters of veilels AID Others are for
bid to harbor or carry off fad fellow at
their peril.
JOHN H. MANLEY.
Colcheifer, May RI. eo4w
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IN b1rj1sanCe OF q Deed OF

~ p1uys0nce ct d Dsed Of
T1ga j5,om 5e63b Gerry 10 fbe Jag(er6-
eys, far The pnYelss henru msatl0usa,
qvlA be I5M at Pabc -aut7iou, at the
Ce9ss Ho4Js If Alsxaadyi1, onMon9Gy
tie a8t5 dry # Juue next, (6emg tie
fyq day IF the meeting Of The CART Of
1akexanaria coAnty,) at the b0Ar Of fls-
eOu o'rlock in tie toysuoou, all the .(aid
Je1e5b c0yy's rgbt, t,tle 1aa mtersf N
Qudto Tie tolzo10mg real 9rgperty, V's.
10000 acres Of Land IN Ran
dolph county, being the faid Cary's moiery ola
TRACT containing Ioo, 900 acres, patented ~ hls
own name TIA, tract lays on each Tide OF Cheat
River and contiguous to the main road leading
from Moorefed co Randolph court-houie.
4o5 acres Of Land in Harrllon
county, ituate on the waters of Cheat kiyer, oe-
ing the iaid Cary's nloiety of tract containing
900 acre, patented in the name OF Patrick Muir
rag and founded on iettlement right.
49, acres Of Land In the lalt
mentioned county, being ai.' carys moiety OF
tract containing 965 acres, patented alio III the
name OF Patrick Murray, aud founded on fet-
emeat right. This tract lays on the ealt hde OF
Tigers Valley River, and binds thereon about
one half mile below the mouth OF Leading Creek.
$500 acres of land in Lincoln
county, fate of Kentucky, fituate on the waters
OF Straight Creek, being the faid Cary's moiety
Of tract containing 5000 acres.
10000 acres of land IN Ken
haway county, ftuate ON Gauiey River, being
the faid Cary's moiety of a tract containing
10000 acres, patented III the name OF homas
Williams.
A brick houle with lot In
the Town Of Alexandria, fituatc on Wolf ftreet.
now occupied by the $laid Cary, fubject 20 aal
incumhrance hich will be made known at the
time of fle.
Terms Of lale will.bc one third payable in fix
months, one third III twelve months, and the re-
naming one third in eighteen months.-Bonds
with approved iccurity will be required OF the
purchafefs.
Such OF the creditors of Jofeph Carey as may
he difpoled to attend the iaie are notified that
their reflective claims will be admitted in pay
ment for faid lands, provided fuch claims are
lodged with us ard approved of at lcaft 20 days
before the day ofale.
JOHN FOSTER, r..a..
GEO. DhNEALE 1'1's'
May 20. 1awdf
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10 be Rented.

The Houle in which I now
live, of which havea leafe for upwards
of three years from this time; the iltua-
ton is eligible and The Houle commodious.
For TINS apply TO
J.B. NICHOLS.
Fairfax .freet, June 10. go
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oOEoNNlr lOISo TIN
The Tiynp'}e Road from Alexan,
dvl0 to Little River,
in Loudoun county, will De received by
William Hawthorne for himiclf and John
Thomas Rickets, in Alexandria--Ifrael
Lacy and Burr Powellin Loudoun; David
Hunter and William Riddle in Berkeley !;
Thomas Hammond and Matthew Frame
IN Jeferlon; Bulhrod Taylor and VIM.
Davidlon in Frederick Saaagl Crowdfon
and William Stienberger in Shenandoah.
This being budnels in which the CON-
munity may be greatly benefited, and as
it has only this day come into my hands,
| have undertakes to publilh without con-
fulting the other commiaioners as they are
all at. diitance. The law is with me
and | doubt not will be lhewn by the
other commifioners, to any perfon ap-
plying. The law requires Ter Dollars to
be paid at the time of iublcribing the
remaining fun Of Ninety Dollars, on each
fhare, is TO be paid in dividends, as called
for by the PRECEDENT and Directors, to be
choien by the fockholders.
VIM. HAIR TSHORNE.
April 20. 60
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GUNPOW DER.
April 20.

Baltimore Bell0nc Gambowder,
by the quarter calk. Alto,
Retired Salt Petre, blythe guar
ter cwt. or larger quantity. A confanr
flpply Of thole articles from the Manufac-
tory, will be kept for lale on the lowed
terms, BY
LAWRAsON s. sMCOT.
April s. COON
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Robert Il. Hooe s. Co.
Ha0e vseeta,ed BY tbe brig UNION, fran
LoNDoN-a great part OF their
SPRING GOODS,
and are daily expecting the balance by the
fhip United States from Liverpool.
They bqve AkeqOys for fate,
Rum in hog1heads,
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
An extenivs aaortnent of Liverpool
Earthen Ware in crates,
German Ofnaburgs.
May I8.
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April 10.
S TO "

From the fubfcriber, living in Orange
county, within one mile of the Orange
Spring, Virginia, IN Tuelday the goth
init. a ruRy black HorJe, with a blaze
face and bob tail, branded |. S. one hind
foot white, about 4 feet roz inches high.
The perlon who took him, Jobn Clark,
a tailor by trade, is about - years OF
age, a fnall man with a dark complexion,
his Aet1 arm is cracked, occsloned by its
having been broke in the joint, T1D<uy
DoAars reward will be paid TO any perlon
who will deliver the horle to me at Orange
Spring. JAMES COophR.
April 10. eo5t+
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N


WANTED to employ inme-
diately, for the benefit of the 6otn Re-
giment of Virginia Militia, two MU-
SICIANS; one to teach the different
beats of the drum, the other, the mufic
of the fife. Such perfons as are well qua
lifted for the above tuition, and will en-
gage to inarud the learners which will
confa of fifteen boys for each branch,
lhall receive a liberal compensation from
the lubfcriber, who is authorized by law
to employ tutors and by the Court Of
Enquiry, to pay them for their i~eryices
when performed.
CHARLES LITTLE.
April 7. Fairfax County, zawtf
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CONDITIONS.

I. The Work hal be put TO PEel' -
diately after 400 fubfcribers are pY .,s.
ed, and fnilhed with the uin''' ''
IL. '' Where practicable, the books a' d
forwarded, free of exPenee' I'd.
places as may be ~defgnafed' SDO'
fon appointed to deliver them e,,,d.
Ill. 1t hall be printed on ;" hd.
medium paper, with a neat J5,ica.
lonely bound and lettered' anu m,s,a,n
ed to fubfcribers at 7qco D'' q. rds
lume. To non-fubfcrlbsrS :"
will be enhanced. ,ooysG'.
w. Subscribers to pay, W7'''
ent, one dollar in advance l. 0ea9
e Sul0n Hons rseeioed at n ssI II
the Alsan4ria AdOfrtysr 'Irn
di9syeut BookeMn in AF."'""
New York, January, ISoz.
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IOoI kECEIVED,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT oE
C. / A S S,

ConGaing Of elegant cut quart and pint
decanters, goblets, tumblers and wine
glaaes, to match !; plain half pint, pint
and quart tumblers, do. quart, pint and
half pint decanters, which will be fold by
the box, or by retail, on moderate terms.
AUo,
Gentlemens' fine black Hats
of a hyperion quality, do. white with green
nnders, childrens' fine do. Of every CO.
lour, and a Quantity Of well aforted, low
priced wool hats, by the box or by retail.
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
April 70. e o
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School Books.

Bibles, Te9amenys, ocott's Lcilons, Murray's
Rngiih Reader; Introduction 10 the Eng.ihr
Reader Sequelto do. Young Gentlemen and
Ladies Monitor; Entick's Dictionary; Pialtcr's,
Columbian Orator; Webiter's Inititutes, Contain
ing his Spelling Book, or IT part, Grammar Of
al part, and Selection in Reading, or sd part;
Dilworth's Spelling Book, Columbian do. Chiid's
Guide; American Primmer; Columbian do. DR..
Lowrh's Engliih Grammar; Athe's lntroductloa
to do. Philadelphia Latin do. Clark introduce
ton to Latin; Mars, d.. DO. Clarke Eraiinus;
do. C~orleriI; Rudinlan's Rudiments of the Latin
Tongue; American Tutors Aiiittant, Diiworth>
Schaulmait cr's do. Mrs. BarhauIds Icilon's and
Hymns Tor Children; Juvenile Magazine to be
continued monthly.
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Chap Books.

Prompter;lAl9ddin, or the Wonderful Lamp
Mother Goofe's Tales; Trojan War, CULVER
Reviv'd; Laugh and be Fat; Hocus Pocus; Di-
vine Emblems; Letter Writer; Spanih Rogues
Religious Courtihip !; Conqpei6 of Mexico /;
Bucks Companion; Youthful letters Cheap Re-
pottery.
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Bookbinding,
10 lie C1t1zep5 Of Prince William
County.

C0Un7Y.
TAKE NOTICE, hat there will be
a petition ~prefepted TO the next General
Afembly of Virginia, for the perpofe Of
moving the County Court from Dumfiies
z the centre Of the county.
Way I. Iaw4w
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William f1artlnOrile

William t1artlnOrile
Has f0r Sale at bis Mil, or in dkxAadria,
Platter of Paris by the
ton, or ready ground by the buhel,
Indian Meal and Rye Meal, bolted or
unbolted,
Corn, or any other grain, ground for
toll at the mill.
1t bis f0re in fozvn,
Hay in bundles, Corn by
abe bufhel,
Loaf and lump Sugar by the hogfhead
or barrel,
Firf and fecond quality JamessRiver
Tobacco, in kegs, ,
few very good Mill Spindles,
Two good Scale Beams.
Three boxes s by 10 Window Glafs,
A few barrelsof Tar,
lanes River Coal.
Fer Sale,
a number of valuable Lots in town,
A fmall Houfe on a lot of rs feet front
on Water Street, next door TO Major
Muncafer's.
Ayo, FIR Sale or Rem,
A valuable Brick Houfe
on King ftreet, now in the tenure of Tho
mas Crufe.
Cd me. I. q
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Foliand Jln, WnlKey,
Pimento, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, CAT
ia, Cayenne and black Pepper,
Short pipes in kegs and boxes,
White and brown Soap,
Starch, Fig Blue,
Race and ground Ginger,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Indigo, Nader, Copperas, Alum,
roll Brimftone and refined Salt Pesre,
Muaard,
Fruits in Brandy, Pickles,
Mould Candles,
Demijohns alorted,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes, Currznts,
Soft heli'd Almonds,
BeG Albany and common Chocolate,
Leiper's and Hamilton's Snuff, aaortea
in kegs and blaiders,
Green and Batavia Coffee,
Spinning Cotton,
Sweet Oil in AaRs and bla.k bottles
Patent Shot, from No. 9 toBB
Spanih Segars in boxes OF 500 to 1000,
Godfried's hrft quality,
Gunpowder, + and FF, fealed pound
papers, and treble Battle In canliters.
ALSO,
Twenty cafes Medoc Claret of a very
hyperion quality,
A consignment of 80 .hhds. ]. Noble
and Co.'S beit bottled
Porter 6 Brown Stout.
Nav & eoIm
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K. g /. GkhI

April &
K. g ]. JknI
Haze for Sale, aOhole)ale and re-
tail, at their B0ok and Sfationay Sfoye,
in King Freet, b~etqveeu Royal and Fair
far Tyerts, the EAozsmg 0@rtifle', an
qvbicL a liberal deduaDu zUW be made
to byk qvbo 5urcbaE olA Ggm:
Novels, RomanceS, &c.
THE Beggar Girl, a novel in three vols. by
Mrs. Bennet Devalcourt, by do. Girl OF The
Mountains, a novel in 2 vols. by Mrs. Par1ons I;
ST. Leon, or a Taic of the XVith Century, a no
vel in Z vols. by VIM. Goodwin, Children OF the
Abbey, a tale, 4 vols. bound in z, by Regina
Maria Roche, Vicar Of L.anidown, Z vols. Ill one
by do. Maid Of the Hamlet, z vols in one, by do,
Nocturnal Wifi, a novel, IN z vols. by do. Spirit
of the Cattle, by William G. proby, Vsgahon5,
by George Walker, Mordaunt. by DR. Moore.
The Armenian, or Ghoif Of Seer, a hlitory
founded on facts, z Wis. from The 4cInlan 0
Schiller, Charlotte Temple,a iaic OF lruth, py
Mrs. Rowion, z vols. II one, Adventures OF >'au
dentia ii Lucca, the Abbe's, a romance by ~.
II. ireland, the avo~cd author oil the ol4kcipedr
papers, &c, &c. in 3 vois. the Fool OF Q1al!ty,
or the tiiitpry of 1tnry harl OF Mere.ann, N 8
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