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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
NALTER POTTER,
BOOK BINDER AND STATlONER

otPeffs " Us Mitcbei aul Cay4as,',, Main arlet.
Riebm0aa,
GRATEFUL for the encouragement he has
received, face commencing bulnef3. raizes
this method Of return ng thanks, and TO foicir a
continuance thereof.
He mas juf received a freG lnpply ofSsationery,
cc,onh!'fiaa o. Super Royal Royal, Medium, DENY,
Foho, md Q2sr'o Pa&, FoolYcaP, aod PoA Wr,
ting Papers.
Blue. Blotting, Cartridge. and large Brown
Wrapping Papers. Red and Black Ink Pow e..
Ll7nid dIrto Pewserand Clals Ink .ands; -,..,.
aud Sand Boxes; Pounce, and Pourc- Eoxes ;
Red and Black Sealing Wax; Re- Mack, md
variety of Waters; 6 old Leaf; Sls,es, and Slate
Pencils; Red and Black Lead a,yto Ivory Fol
ders; Red Tape; QulIlS; Indian El5ber, Bon
net Patleboard. sc.
Merchants Accompl Books ruled to any pat
tern Book Binding in all Its various branches,
executed with neatneis, accuracy, and diipatch
Now on hand, large allortussnt Of Blank
Books.
Nav IL. .. >
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
PEDIGREE.
FUCKERS BLACKSTONE.

zen LEMEN in any part of Virginia, who
NJ have iuoicrPtion papers in their hands, are
earn-itly requeGea TO fend them Immediately by
is in grea, forwardnefs, and will. it is pretuued
be ready to deliver early III the fail; before which
time it will be the interef OF thote who intend TO
fuhcribe to leave their names with the publihers.
Since the Prospectus was hrlt Aued, judge Tucker
has made ieieS ion o. ne mof applicable OF Mr.
Chriihan's Noes. whch will be printed nnder
their proper references.
2ks printers ef III he Hirginia pabrys will PLAT
to iaffrf tie o6o0s one monf6, and Jfma mir az
e0r"f5 to Mr.. S. Pls4.faat5, Rtsbm0na.a aareDsa
TO Il. Small.
May 10, 1903. I'm. ..
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
BURR MILL-STON
MAN UfACTCRY.

II He fubiciiber returns fnccrc thanks 70 his
Il friends and the public generally, for the
very great encouragement he received in his inc
Of buhnels hnce his commencement IN Richmond.
lie has lately received d large fuPDl, ofexcelleni
Burr Stones at his mandatory. and does not hch
tate TO FAY, that he will fell Bnrr fii-5tones IS
cheap as they were ever fold in the United State;
ne vail warrant them to be of,he bcG quality. and
give ample ecurity Of rcqnired) iol their perfor-
nance. Country produce will be taken in pay.
ment. o. hort credit given ne has shnoli every
feed Mil Stones ready Tor delivery; sifo PLAs-
Ter ofPARIS ground and the Gone
CARSON HOLIDAY.
RiFbmoad, Jun. 2sfb, 1903. NE)
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
RICHMOND MILLS.

He public are hereby RESPECTFULLY informed,
Z that we thai! continue to furnilh Ma! and
lominy for next quarter at the fame prices as
ne alt, VIZ. for Meal pc, buhel of 80 lbs IS Cd
tommy per bu'hel of 50 lbs. IS. 3D. And they
&c requetea to take notice, thar thee articles
all only be delivered hereafter TO tickets whieh
ay be had at our counting houfe.
T. RUTHERFORD & Co.
M4ycb 3lf 1903.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
TO RENT,

= \ ND poGeifion given the FRI of next
q month the upper part CT the houis occupi-
cd by the fubicribers, in which there are five
convenient rooms, together with good kitch-
en- and fable for three horfes. There is a well
OF water in the yard.
Apply 70
THJNAS AND AMOS LADD.
Riel mind, Abrii, %. 1903 IT,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
IRISH LINENS.

'hE Subscribers have jut received large
n alfortment Of 7-Sths. and 4-4ths. I~iih
Linens which they Offer for iale or very low
terms cyAlio few Bales of bea Twilfd
SACkING.
GILLIAT g KIRBY.
Richmond, May 1876. 1903. ler.qv. g.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
GREY MOGUL.

a BEAUTIFUL DAPPLE GREY, FIX years
1 h Old this iptine, fifteen hands and an half
high, will Rand the balance of the eniuing iea-
ION at my fable, near Rockets; to be let TO Mares
at the moderate price of Twelve dollars 10 be
diicharged by the payment Of ten within the lea
fon. Five dollars viii be expected 10 foon as the
mare is ceycred Corn will be taken at the mar
price IN diicharge of the feaion, with half dol
lar to the Coon. ISAAG, ALLEN.
Nay 10, 1906.
PEDIGREE.
8 Mogul was got by Quicksilver; Dam by SPright-
ly Cub, fon of old Cub; Sprightly Cab's Jam
was got by True Wing, on thorough bred Mare;
Grand Dam ofMogul was full bred Mare, the
property of Mir Richards, efq. Of Culpepper
remarked for having produced number of ane
colts; afo the Dam of Mr.. Richard's celebrated
summing Mare, by Shark.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
NOTE

NOTE.
This ha is here advanced or tbe bca
authorilg
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
wILMINGToN. IN. .c.) Jan. 20.

The brig William, captain Coomb,, arrived
here on Sunday lat, q days from Cape Francois.
Captain Coombs is the bearer of melancholy
intelligence from the Cape; he informs that
when he failed, the town was cloiely beGegsd by
the infursents. who had embodied in immenfe
numbers for the purpofe OF making general at
tack. To deicribe the diarels OF the mifersblc
inhabitants Of that devoted place, 10 impoiible
ali the flores were hut up, and bofneis was
entirely iofpended--no pedon was fufered TO
walk the areets, and every man compelled to
bear srms.---About ago French troops arrived
at the Cape, the latter part of November, in a
very emsciated condition number of whom
died before they resched the barracks.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
NICOLAS CEFFROY.
Watch Maker, IN NegOborf.

Watch Maker, in Nesoporf,
II rs Cssfastt ss band, az skeauf o65yh
L l. arzf Of sostra~fsd, asd eommen EsglJ6.
y Gessve Yete5s, g 7irepiess. epb,cb be qpR
JsH on .,eeloxabir feyn'. .--Hs aJs sayrisi on ibs
Goldfmith's s. Silverlinith's
BsEsei. ia all ar bfasrkss, ard hkezuN apiil
wake. Q, ,sSair, a., tisd Of JssosIie,y. in ib.
asafsf J.s6iss.
He has ikewife for Sale, .
Wboisjaie and Retail, all kinds ef Tes0-
sAry. fspsytcd and sftbe Lafss ,etsissi; eoseer,'
gold ard yffusr epaHletf' fiaisd asd brs/t eas-
dlssicks plated asd B,hausia na-ps,s 6,yks,
IasaH isDsrds and basgeys; piattd bit,, 9ir,xps
5 )av !; req frayS; eef0,i. axii,ys,. JGevsi and
rssgs eSffsy srsys Of all kixds s,gbt asd 6ay
/ty-giaDSs; iadiss and gesfiemsn's Seekst.6eak,;
dreDssg-giaDTs; Iyfesds,J; frsDSs; boyt-4pbB,,
yaxors Hepkimt fSmoss ressr.9,epi; bef Bsas,-,
et 6af5; pe,fSwsy efaN kiAds, frOw Leasds sSf
Par1, baiy- -po1rdey farcb; ksa Maofstsa g
Seofeb /rnf; anda gyr0f varirty Of g6et arficie,,
too msmerosr 10 i.,S,i IN ar AdCs,ijsmsrt. ,
In addition TO tbe above, be ba} re-
e,ipsd BY i6s lafeR impsrfafisHs, ryraf vayisfv
Of artieles in bis line. amssg zvbieb are, Genfic-
mea'' taseisg- -pitee,. dasbk ard 6sgir. Sarrsfd:
a variey Of mg6cai fsa,nmsxi, and boskt ,fe.
sa~s tea sr~i; boxing ,giaDss; Je1vsAeye yet pa.
,ioss kind' and fel'ioss /; lp,aasts Of Sariaxs
price, J,sm 81 10 3oE Per pair; /; elegant R,ix
RINGS 3 b,eaF PINS, irisil spab rea,i.
ar CASH, and The bigbsR plice, aiosm
fer Old Goid ard SHEER.
Newport. Feb. "a. lSo3. Ietf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12

State Of Rbsdt. Lqard e Providence Planahonf.
NRwPoRr IS. County sfNeaoso,f. FEB. 8, I8c3.
M ssEF,EAS 1honss Wheeler. Of liver
,Nv, son. in the counsy Of Newport, hath
filed his petition in the Clerks Office of the Su-
preme Judicial Court for iaid county, againR his
wife Sarah Wheeler, praying for divers cauies
therein fated, that The bonds of marriage be-
tween him and his fad wife be diGolved, and a
decree Of divorce promulgated :--Thi, is there
fore 20 give notice to the fai6 Sarah Wheeler,
and to all perfons concerned. that they appear
liz they fee 6t) at the term of faid Supreme Ju.
dicial Court to be holden in iaid Newport, within
and for faid county, on the 6rf Monday Of
March next, and ihow caufc, il any they have,
why the prayer OF f.id petition fhool. not be
granted. Pm. MUMFORD, elk.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12

By the laws of Rhod.-Ihand, from which
MIR. EIIery comes. duclling is puniIhed with ex-
tremc dif2race. A law paded in 1899, dirests
the dueIlih 70 DC carried in cart with rope
ab9at his neck TO the galloSs and there to it an
hour, after which 6ae and imprisonment at the
difcretion of TIE court.
Bcfde. Ellery had no caufe to lolicit death ;
he has happy aad iarereaing family, wholly
dependent on him for their preient comforts and
future profperity Rutledge has not perhap, the
merits and good fortune of his proeenitors ha We
provided for his family mach better than he ap-
pears to be capable of providing himfelf or OF
nGog with the dilcretioo of man who knows
the value Of an earned fortune. s.t
Ellcry's lituation in domeltic life is amia-
bic. .... e,
Rutledge's is at bea apocryphal.
Ellery conceiyes that the Gtuatiou entruAed
to him imPofes awful obligations on him both Of
deeorom and duty.
81 Rurledge evidently doe, not entertain fuch
notions.
Eery's concern in detecting the forgeries
was merely accidental. unprecedented, and
whcu difcovered, public duty az we'll as perfonaI
conhaency, Obliged him to conduit himfelf in
that ~sy which Mould be mott conducive to
the public good. He had no caufe Of animoG-
" or refentment aeain& Rutledgc, for they had
no rivalry. no interfering interefts, no acquaint.
aoce of any kind with him.
The evidence brought forth, and daily
bringing forth. goes clearly TO fubfantiate the
guilt Of Rutlcdge, and to prove the correttnefs
ofMr. El-ry's conduit. We refer our readers
70 pamphlet which hasjuA appeared. pubrih-
ed at the city of Wilmington, enrit-d an {" Ex.
sminafior Of fbe 2atfisn."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12

nRrr., TdzRsy III. .,syO X
The Houfe of Representatives. TAT with
clofed doors this day, on what bufneis is not TO
be aicerrAined. Ii was reported that II was On
a motion intended 70 20 20 the expuliion Of Rn-
;k9gs; this Is nor, however, 10 certain as that
rhe public mind is much irrita,ed at the length
lot time he has been foffeled 10, IL ia the Houie
after the proofs have been broaght 10 complete
'ly home 10 him. There are other circumttan-
|ccs concerning this mans arts Of hmdar ma
'rure that have been brought 10 light within
few days, and which ihs be pubiifhed very
fpeecily if no .fteps are taken by the Houfe OF
Representatives. to purify Coogreis. Some OF
the members have hown very honorable fenfe
OF their own dignity. a very large number Of
the members declared their determination nottto
remain in the Houic ihould he be called to the
chair in committee. This has had its due effect
10 far. There arc others wfc do, not appezrsol
feel the fame refped for themfslvcs nor Cor the
character ofthc govcrnmcy,9 OF the country
which the forgeries were intended TO dilhonor."
The petition Of the dyaseafsd judges, which
was lately before the houie of representatives.
has been ALTO before the fenarc. A committee
coniiting; OF all 90 one hde was appointed TO
crafty them, viz. Jant, RsG. GsrUrrnesr Mer-
rh and Jaaafbar Baylor :--ls will be readily
conceived that they have made a fbSsdrring re-
port, and ths, il is up to the hub and calculated
TO refcue the people from their WORT enemies !
1t IS the order of the day for Wedneiday next
and the. report goes that the New. York Gss-
vf,nwr. and eur would be Gsuve,rsHr Rofs, and
the would-be governor aud clerk in chincery
of Jerfey, Ogden. ars all TO make great noye
on that day--they nean TO fhcw thcmfclves be-
fore the4th Of March, and as the thief faid .as
.Tybarn., TO die hard all--die nobly--die
like demi. aods. ts
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
HiebT Mferefing.

THE following is a copy Of letter from the
Prehdent OF the United States to MIR. Gar
/. rasd, Governor of Kentucky, in aniwer to
one received from him on the fubjeet of the
ihutting the port Of New Orleans sgainA
Americans. As it corroborates the opinion
now generally adopted that the meafure was
that of an individual and no, of the Spaniih
government, ir is highly farisfsaory-it will
be obiervcd too, that the Glamour sganlf the
> executive on the ground that no n,caiures
wefe taken To aiceuain the true fate Of the
affair. was falic immediate msalsrrf were
taken TO have it ret7yfed-the intervention Of
the Spaniih miniftcr is ALTO confirmed, Iela-
tive TO his application to the governor gene
raj, which Mr.. Relf. difputed 70 logically /;
il has Gnce. however, been thought proper by
the Spaniih minieer to apply directly TO the
iaiehdant. 70 that lefs delay may be appre-
hended than when the letter Of tho PreGdent
wa, dated. The fentiments of the executive
on The iubjea would putto ihame the dior
gauizer, who have endeavored to under rate
his integrity, il aihsmed they could be but
the diicerning will value in future. from what
we now receive at the hands o! ione difap-
pointed and wicked fcribblers, 10 view and
behind the curtain, what 10 TO come.--
The letter is calculated TO do much good, it
has been circulated by the Governor OF Ken
tucky throughout that State, and has given
great iatisfattion we doubt not il will do
: the fame in every quarter where /" our pre-
fcnt Gtuation is feen in true point of view. q"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
adjourned Sale.

TXTILL befold as Public Auction. on Fri
Wv day, the frit Of April next lif fsir. il
nor, The frlt fair dsy,l unles presiouily difpof-
ed OF at private fale, new two ftory ID Yelling
Houie, with tour rooms on floor together
With Lot Of Lind. 90 feet front, with two
aory Shop thereon, calculated for dwelling
honis, having cellar under it, fiua,e on Spring
Street. near the STATE Hoofe. Sale to be on the
p,eInlie,, at Eleven o'clock A. NJ. where the
conditions OF payment will be made known.
,Ss GARDNER & DEAN, Anet'n.
Ncwport. Feo. i1,liSo3s Ia4
~ N. B. Any perion wilhing to purchafe at
private ialc, may know the terms, by applying
to Gardner & Dean or TO Robert Lawton, jr.
living on the premifes. t. 80 rs. 3
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12

VHTHEREAS the Court of Probate for the
Wv town Of Richmond, hath appointed the
fnbfcribcu Comminioners. to examine the claims
of the creditors to the eaate OF Robert WIltaf,
lare Of Richmond, deceafed, reprcfented iofol-
vent and fix months being allowed for that
purpofe Notice s hereby given to all perfons
having demand, sgsina faid efate, to bring them
in to either Of u.s.. within faid time, at our ref
peeive dwellings. in North Kingaown, or 9TH
erwiie they will be precluded according to law.
SAMUEL CARR, | COmmyfon-
VIM. HAMMOND, jr. ! m.
North. Kingaown. Feb. 9th. 1853. ~
N. B. All perfons indeb,ed to faid eltate, are
requeaed to make immediate payment to
JoANNE WILLEAF, | Execu-
JAMES ELDRED, tors.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12

yXTHEREAS the Hon. Town Council Of
Wv Newport have allowed The fubferibers
fix months longer from the 9TH Of February init.
to receive, examine, and adult the claims Of the
Creditors to the eaa'e Of Sarah isgtaLam. late
of Newport aforeiaid, widow, deceaied. repre-,
tented iniolvent the fame time being allowed
for the creditors to bring 10 their claims, and
prove their demands Notice is hereby given
TO all pedons having any legal claims or de-
mands againe faid eltate, TO bring them in TO
either of US, at our reipettivc Dwellings, within
faid time, otherwite they will be pteeluded,
agreeably to Law.
EDMUND TOWNSEND. | Csmmg-
DANIEL DUNHAkl, Jun. hsxeys.
N. B. And all perfons indebted TO faid
eRatc, by Notes, Book Accounts, or oiherwile,
are requeaed to make immediate payment to X
BEN AMIN LAWTON, |
JOB TOWNSEND, ''
Nfu9eyf. Fsb ~, 1907. ts.ry
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
RF We underlfand that the eel

1 We underlfand that the ccl-
ebrated Mr.. ROBINSON, the Antepo-
dean Whirligig, (from the Theatres
of N. York, Philadelphia, & Charlef-
ton, } arrived in this town lalt evening,
and propofes to exhibit his altonifhing
Feats for two nights, at the Theatre !;
the hrlt exhibition to be this evening,
Saturday, February ia.)--The per.
formance will be expreGed in the Bills
of the day.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
The Cincinnati Soc;e,y of VIRGINIA. with

The Cincinnati Society of Virginia, with a
philanthropy which will Cor ever rebound to
their honor, have feconded ,fhc generous and
benevolent exertions OF ih.ir immortal leader
through the revolutionary war, by transferring
alb the funds Of that fociety, amounting to near
twenty thoufsnd dollars, for the ufc and .bene-
fit Of Wilmington Academy, 10 the county of
This Academy was burnt to the
grouhd on the 9th ult. Bee.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
WASHINGTON, Dec. IS, 1901.

Your favor Of Nov. 20, has been duly re-
ecived. The oceleaon OF the por, of New
Orleans by the Spaniards, which [: =. !objset
oft, was calculated to egise great alarm through
the United States, and ESPECIALLY the weaeIn
parts. Information OF il was received here
from New Orleans on the 9th inf. and on the
9Th neafures were taken to have the proceeding
Ic6tihed. We think the evidence tolerably con.
eiuGve that IL was not the coniequence of any
order from Europe, bot merely sn irregulsrisy
OF the inteodant. Meafures were Immediately
put in motion for dolly impreiins him with the
confcquence of perleverance, and the Spanilh
minitter here, expecting his entire conviction
that the prohibition was unauthorized, undeI-
took Immediately TO difpatch letter to the
governor general who relides at the Havana,
60 iuterpoic eAicaciouly, and without delay.
We truft therefore, that it will be as promptly
Iemedied as the diaance permits. 1t has fnrniih-
ed however proper occaiion of urging on Spain
the danger OF leaving the peace OF the two
couptries expofed to the caprice of any officer,
and the importance of Tome arrangement which
fhall leave US independent of that caprice, and
free TO maintain this treaty right, without crof.
fing the Atlantic to feek redrefs. For the pre-
feni it is the inieref of eFery part Of our re-
public to cheriih peace, and await friendly
Ieetihca,ion of the injury; and have no doubt,
thar feeling our prefent fituation in true point
Of view. you will concur in intoxicating re-
lance that the government viii not be waiting
in jua interference to preferve the rights Of
the nation. The uncertainty with what power
we may have to fet,le this matter adds to its
difficulties. take the liberty Of incloGng you
copy Of my communication to Congref,, and
oftenderiog you aGurarces of my great refped
and confederation. .
TIL. JEFFERSON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12

4. ALEXANDER ADDISON, Efquire, has
been found guilty, by rhe Senate Of the fate of
Peunfy yIvania, of the charges preferred againf
him by the Houfe of Repeefentatise,--zo votes
for declaring him guilty, and no, guilty.
He is removed from Office, and disqualified rom
holding the Office of Judge in any court Of law
within tha, commonw ealth.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
N E w PO r T,
Saturday, February 12, 1909.

JAMES MONROE. Efq. we are inform
ed lays the New York Mercantile .Advertiierl
has engaged bis paiIsge to Havre-de- Grace, in
ihs -fAip Wasssa, ~hich " ;ssendca 60 s.il from
this port 90 Sunday next. $500, -. - ,.-t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12

TouGa;nt Louyerture's black fervant, who
was'Iaiely removed from his mater into DIFF
fetent pgifon, has. it j, taid. offered to diicoyer
to Goverhmeht, tIesiures, in hard money, to the
amount Of many millions, which that chief has
left concealed among the mcuntaas 10 St. Do
mingo. The negro is therefore 10 be lent out
Immediately to that ifs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
Gov. GARRARD.
From WAsHIreror, Tan. II.

Frsm WAsBINoror, Jan. z7.
The Houfe this day rejected the motion Of
Mr.. Ru,edge for the importation of arms with.
out paying duties. An evidence that, however,
the LegiAature MAJ be deceived for a moment,
reflection and enquiry foon overthrow the de-
lotion. believe moa hncerely that the blow
was aimed to dearoy the American nsnufac-
tore Of arms-Su fbe fyssI nDtd free
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
RECOMMENDATIONS.


fak-CoilsSe. hov. II. 1900.
7 HAVE read Da5olPs Sebooiuoaer's Abf,fanf.
The arrangement OF the different branches Of
Arithmetic is judcious and perfpicuous. The
author has well explained Decimal Arithmetic.
and has applied 1t in plain and elegant man
ncr to the tolution Of various quefions, and ef-
pecially to thoie relative to the Federal compu.
tation OF money. think il will be very uie-
ful book to Schoolmaiien and their pupils.
JOSIAH MEIGS.
PFglgS, Of Mafbemafe' u Naia,af Pkihkpky.,
have given fomc attention to the work
aforementioned, and concur with ProieHor,
Meigs In his opinion of ito merit.
NOAH WEBSTER.
Neuo- Haven, Dee. Ia, 1899.
Rhodt Pand Coiitge. Nov. 80, 1899.
! have run through Mr.. Daboi's Sbcoimd<-'
fe,'s ANJaanf, and have formed Of il very ia
vorable opinion. According to ;ts original de-
lign, | think IL we'll "calculatcd to fornifh
fchool, in general with methodical, eaiy and
comprehensive fyitem Of Practical Arithmetic"
| therefore hope IL may find generous pstro-
mage, and have an exten6ve fprcsd.
ASA MESSER, P,efl0S, sfbr Lsarns4
LarySago, and Ttaebe, Of MafbemHf,e,.
PkafxftH Aeadtmy, Ap,R 40, 1904.
] make ufc of DaboiPs SebOoimaFey's AE
Gfanf in teaching common Arithmetic, and ,
think il the bea calculuted for that puIpoie Of
any which has fallen within my obfcrvatiou.
JOHN ADAMS,
Rsav Of PiaigfeH Aeadem.
Hndlss. Ase. Il. 1904.
L have perufed DaboiPs dyabmefie, and
End it, in my opinion, far preferable to any fyf-
tern I am. acquainted with. Its an improve
ment on D,iqUo,ib, as Da1Uo,fb's Seb1imaaers
Alaani 10 calculated merely to sfsff the Sebesl-
measy bot DabsIPs will equally anfwer rhis
purpoie, and sfia the fcholsr TO seaeb bi,u/ef
be6des. Nothing have feen 70 fully mes,s my
deas. and ! give it my decided preference and
recommendation. THOMAS WORTH.
qeasbsr Of Ma,bemGiieS. q.
or Three large editions OF this celebrated
Aritb neiic have been publifhed in leis than three
years. IL Is in general ufe in the States OF Con-
nsttieut and Rhode. Inand, and introduced in
macy fehool, in the State of New. York. In
the ,bird edition Improvements are made upon
the q q and I'D editions.
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Commii1ienes, TO examine the claims Of the
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