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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01
ANOTHER Asset CLEMENTS.
MAINE. AUGUSTA, July II.
HORRID MURDER
MAINE.

A. an early hour OF Wedueiday morning Ian, the
inhabitants Of this alarmed with the dread
FOL informatios that Capt. JAMES PURIHroE, Of
this place. in cool blood, had murdered his wife, fix
children, and himfel-tlis cldelt fon, with flight
wound efcaped, and his fecond daughter found
desperately wounded, and probably fupPoied dead by
the father. Between the hours Of and 8, near
neghbor, Ms. Dean Wyman, was awakened by the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01
VALUABLE PRopRRTY--FoR sale.

REiNG defirous ofrsmoving to the Weaern coun-
A. try, | will fell the land whereon now live, in
Buckingham county, at the mouth of Slate river,
on JAMES river, flxty miles above Richmond contaip
ing above One Thoufand Acres, one hundred and e.
veuty OF which, at leat are Excellent Low Grounds
On this farm all neceflary and convenien, i'm
provements for any fzed family, viz. fpacious and
haudiome Dwelling Houfe, quite new Kitchen.
Meat -houfe, Stables, Csrriage-houfe, Barn. Ice
houfe, Garden well palsa in with the ben materi
als---slfo, nearly all new--There are on this farm
tolerabe Orchards Of different kinds; and two shad-
tiiheries furpafied by on the river above the
falls. One fourth Of the purchafe money will be re-
CURED in hand and the remainder in three equal an
nua payments, with lieu on the prenifes to fecure
the payment of thele three Ian fums
GEORGE NICHOLAS.
With the above valuable farm, and Immediately
adjoining, may be had alto, the SLATE QUAR-,
RIES, heretofore advertiied fuppofed by good iudg
es, who have vfted them, to be equal If not fupe-
ror to any now known, in point Of quantity quality
and Gtuation. For the reafons formerly given they
may be had for any fpeces of property more eonve-
nient to or requiring efS attention from the fubfcr
Der. II they not foon dfpoed of it is propofed
to reeommence the working Of them the enfung au-
tumu when, it is confidently believed from the ex-
Periments already made, that covering of that kind
may be expected on much more Reasonable terms in
Virginia, than that Bsey and beavy article can poi-
bic be had from any more dIjqaaf gna,ie-5.
JOHN NICHOLAS.
July 25. (4tIawl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01
OBSERVATIONS ~ THE SAME WRITER.

This mode Of culture proves, that potatoes AID
wheat can be produced alternately upon the fame
land, 70, long eoayf If ySarS, provided that fma
quantity Of be every year u(ed for the pota
toes, and it hews that oottager may procure food
from fpia portion Of land, by his abour, with
out any expeufe.
Both wheat and potatoes have been reckoned ex-
aufling crops; bit this mode OF culture hevs that
great crops of both uiays long alternately produced
which may probably BIZ imputed the culture by the
fpade and hoe TO the nuuurng every ecend year for
potatoes to the careful dearoying of weeds, the
planting and towing in the proper esfons, and to the
preventing the earth from being too ioofe, (by the
mode of towing the wheat before the potatoes tax
en- up
An experienced farmer is Of opinion, that the fame
culture and iuccefion Of crops, will aufwer slnon
any land, if properly drained and ikiifuly managed
FOR tina; although ropg land does not anfwer well for
potatoes nor very light land for wea, yet that eul
tivation and manure, (snd particularly the Of
lin1e) will foon render froug land, when drained,
more oofs; and will make light land more firm, eipc-
cislly If cultivated with the fpade and hoe
April 9, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01
The BATTLE OF BLENHEIM.

II was q summer evening,
Old Kaspar's work was done
And he before his cottage door
Was sitting in the sun,
And by him sperted on the green
His little grandchild WiIhelmine.
She saw her brother Peterkin
Roll something large and round,
That he beside the rivulet
in playing there had found
Fle came to ask what he had found,
That was so large, and smoothe, and round.
Old Kaspar took it from the boy
Who stood expectant by;
And then the old man shook his head,
And with natural sigh,
IT'S some poor fellows scul, said he,
Who fell i'll the great victory.
find them in the garden, for
There's many here-about,
And often when go to plough,
The ploughshare turns them out
For many thousand men, said ne,
Were slain in the great viSory.
Now tell US what twas all about.
Young Peterkin he cries,
And little WilheImine looks I'D
With wonder-waitiug eyes;
Now tell us all about the war,
And what they kil'd each other for.
1t was the Englifh, KsfPar cried,
That put the French to route;
But what they killed each other for,
could not well make out.
But every body faid, quoth he,
That twas famous vdory.
My father lived at Blenheim then,
Yon lite Aream hard by,
They burnt his dwelling to the ground
And he was forced to fly;
So with his wife and child he fed,
Nor had he where to ref his head.
With fire and fword the country round
Was waited far and wide,
And many ehilding mother then,
And newborn infant died.
But things like that, you know, nun be
AT every famous vi2ory.
They fay-it was knocking Eight
After the field was won,
For many thouiand bodies here
Lay rotting in the fun;
But things like that you know NUT be
Alter famous victory.
10.
Great praife the Duke Of Marlbro' won,
And our good prince Eugene
Why twas a very wicked thing
Said little Wilhelmne.
Nay--nay-my little girl, quoth he,
1t was a famous victory.
II.
And every body praifed the Duke
Who fueh fight did win.
But what good came of it at Ian p
Quoth little Peterkin.
Why that | cannot tell, laid he,
But twas famous viiory.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01

Acknowledgment, in the courfe Of the year
1906 produced 500 new literary works, France so,
and Gerwasy no, lefs than 4645 although in the
LEIPZIG catalogue for the AIichalmas fair 1000 works
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01

DIR. Vail having left pound of foup in which were
lett l9 or grains of red precpitate expoed to the
air Tor s4r months found it exhibited no iisn of pu
treiaeion. He repeated the experiment for month
IN the bright Of TURNER, with the fame effect.
M Van Mons has found broth keep for many
years by means OF few grains of mercury in the rate
oil e1de and citrate Nitrate of filver has Tong been
confdered as the mott powerful of an,ife,ties. and
thoie of gold and mercury are eanaiIv To- Oxvoe.
mated muriate of pota retarded the putrefaaion of
ltrong ioup evera days. and ultimately put Itop to
1t at certain poin, Very dilute nitric acid and
oxygnaed rnuriatic acid preeryed fovp for ieveral
months. LOad. Monthly Meg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01

4 LEXANDER STUART, Efquire, of Rich
[ z mond. and Col William Daniel, of Cumberland
county, are 70 obhging as undertake my law buff.
neis The former will give his attention to it in the
federal court and in the of appeals The latter
in the hyperion court of chancery for the Richmond d
trita
CREED TAYLOR.
July ls. nfl
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a LII perfons are forewarned from putting any
y loading on board Of my Boats, to be carried
down or up the river, except it be by my content in
writing. DANIEL COUCH.
Iunebburg, July Is. tswS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01

The Tobacco Merchants having made an appiiea,;
on TO MiHers to alter the mode paying the duty
OF Tobacco concealed bemtioet btJia5 tie Ia4e but
the latter 1oatei the former through tie fails, which
is likely to eaufe the application TO sanis into air.
Ian. pap;r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01
PROPOSALS

70, carving NAL. Tie United Slater. o. tie so.viar
r,hoaa'' 7g'" Dc received at tie General Ps9- Office
until lie f-f day of huggf next, iueiufve.
6. N'ROM Warrington City by Alexandria, Col
/. chetter and Dumfries, to Fredsrickiburp, fix
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01

a IL ber/on5 baq,iag eiai0rS agai1R The eRate
Of John Hoome5, dee'd. Of the BozoIing-
GTee7, are reqnejfed TO make them knoqon, fb9f
Ptovifon ney be made .f6y n final Jeftlsmeaf.-
Amt Ebofe iadebted mn make Immediate nav
mem to JOHN HOOMBS, anil
JOHN G.. WOOLFOLK,
ExeeHforJ Of John Hoomes, dee'd.
Jan. 20. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01

lei'were announced than in so4 among which there
are only 65 novels and o. almanacks. The moa nu-
merous elais of books were thole on medicine and
education.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01

A cart bearing the body Of Capt. Psrinton, cofed
the proceffon.
The Church fervice was performed at the grave o.
yer the bodies of Mrs Purinton and Children by the
Rev. Mr. Haneell, ia a very folemn and impreiIive
manner-1he proceRon then returned to the Meet
ng-houle, where the folemnities of the day co-
fed by another and an appropriate prayer by the Rev.
Mr.. Oillet.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01

PICTURE End
from the pen of Robert Southey, author of the Epic
Poem of Madoe," of an Elegy {" the Death
OF Wallace" and of ieveral beautiful Songs pub
lfhed in the Englifh Annual Anthology" iron,
which the following Poem is extracted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01
gisrsltanp.
AGRICULTURAL.
NI&%S

In CREAT-BRITAIN.
They have more Kill
in proportion to the num-
Der Of their cultivators.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01

CREED TAYLOR.
(tf.)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13

Accounts have been received at Bottom,
(via Halifax from Liverpool, that Sir
RICHARD STRACHAN had fallen in with
the Rochforr -quAdron near Cape Ortugal,
and captured 4 line Of battle fhips. As the
vefcl which brought he news to Halifax
was eating off news was received land all
the Bells were ringing taat Sir John MooRE
had fuddcnly embarked 2,ooo troops, join
ed Gr SIDNEY SH1rH, dilembarked at bou-
logne, attacked and carried the batteries !,
(NAPoLEoN having only left 1903 men TO
defend them) thar the guns were fPIked,
and Gr SIDNEY SMITH, putting his fquad
ron into the harbour, entirely defrlyed tbe
gubole UaF Flotala. /! ! A report was in cir
culation on the day the veh5i LEFT Liverpool,
that fubitquent a6tion had taken place off
Cadiz, ending in the entire deitruction
(caPiure) of GRAvISA's Gpuadron
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
TAKE NOTICE.

THE fubicribcrs, refpeafally inform the
inhabitants Of Portland, and their Country friends
in particular that thev have lately opened Store in
Poyitad the bead 9i Union WBarf; where they may
be luPPled with general adortment of
Fngiih and Wef-India Goods,
fths irh quality; alfo, general variety Of
HARD W ARE.
aEnong which are-Nll, Cros-cut and Hand Saws. Of
tuperor quality Nails of every kind, from the moG
improved nail factory in this fate; IRON aGorted !;
Spike and Nail Rods; Shapes, &c.
ALSO,
a large quantity Of Cheele, chiefly itlea-
ed from the lrlt dairies IN Connecticut.
Patent Medicines.
"ens and Women's warranted Shoes,
Boots, Hats; and general ahortment Of other articles
not enumerated.
hzb9laers may BE always fupplied with
LIQUORS Of the drf quality, and upon terms, which
cannot fail give fatisfacton. They pledge them
Ieves 70 fell the above Goods as cheap as they can BE
purchaied of any fair trader, and no cheaper.
Every favor will be gratefully noticed.
JOSEPH EMERSON * SON.
p ytlgU2, 3rE. 3. / sos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13

Iotbe Hanonrabf N. .7ufiees st@ The Satrs,ne
Judicial Cosrt, n9qU belden at Salem, Tpit5l,t
and for The C9aay sf Efse, ea the fy)f
7ugday Of NoveD!tsr a. u. I8o5. Hmm
5ly Be1v.--
JOHN KNAP, of Nevbury, in iaid county, trader;
! and Mary his wife, that they feized in fee m-
pie, in right Of the faid Mary As tenants in common
with William Coombs of Newburyport Afarelaid
Merchant and Michal bis wife, iz right of the faid
Mcha andother perions 70 your petitioners unknown.
Of one undivided fourth part of certzi tract or par
Gel of land lying in Brunfwick, in the county Of Cum
berland,confaining eight hundred and ty acres and
bspnded eaiterly on Andrnfcoggin River northerly
on land formerly of naac ROYAL. Elq weaerlv on
Prouts Gore, Io called, and fouhery on land OF faac
Royal and JoiePh Wadlworth, Elqrs. and rthers; ia
eng the fame tract OF land which Bennnr Went
worth, Elq. conveyed to Daniel Narquand, late Of
NewburyPert sforelad, mariner, by his deed bearing
date the 25th day of April, "A. d. l7eg and OF which
the iaid Daniel died leized- Your petitioners fur
ther tePreient that white the fame land lies in con-
mon and undivided, they cannot IMPROVE .or occupv
their fad part with advantage Wherefore they prav
that alter due proces their undivided fourth Dart
may he Aligned and Get OF 70 then. il leverzltv-
nd Is in duty bound flfaH ever praS.
john Khap, D 55 Joleph Dana,
Mary KnaP, s TIER Ifsornsy,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13

Our. knowing democrats, who boast 50
much oftheir economy, and who taanage busi-
ness in Congress their oTgn Tyay, spent two days
IN deDatin& upon Che amendment offered to
tlr. BidwcA'5 motion to present a Sword to
Cen. Eaton. The amendment went to pre-
cent 4 gold Medal n lieu d Sword but the
House, unable 70 come 20 a decision, re-con-
lni.tcd the motion and tAo' weare told that
our " zg9rtiy,' energetic representative, Mr..
COX, Of t.g=-cc1' memory, has been upon ma
nv sntorfons committees, we cannot learn
whether h7 is upon this Sword committee.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
a9aricO.

IN this town, Mr.. C,szs.1 HID to Mis- Nr-.y rly.
In Scarborough, by the Rev. II Tton, NJ M
Ean B-or7r, nner. to N1rs 071v4 S7-I--tc Daughter
Of the Hon. Robert 5outhgute esq BY Rev NJ. Ian
cater, Mr.. "kana5 GoodrVla Jun 10 Mls Bsfy C,arl-.
At Rutland, Yer by the Re- Herman Bill. HILT1rz
D'ESAyJ SAITH, Efq. the amiajIe Niiis Fzar, Azfa
Csi9zza, laughter Of d. Chipman Eq
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
Diso.

IN this town, Mrs, Ly51 Hs7y, ageI q years, wife
ot Mr. Nathan Hsw-Her funeral viii proceed from
Ms dwelling houe back Of the New Clurch, this af-
tefnon, al o'cock-Friends and Relations are re-
q1ested % attend without further invitation.
AZ Gorham, Mr.. D1ksy PLi4-sr rclpctf1ble mem
Ger Of the Friends Society In h,m conf pcuouy honc
ne graces which adorn the lon huf5aud f1ther ana
Friend
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
CoMNoNnEAlF= G stAssscnUss-, ! !.

LHex 4: at tbe f15reple 7radic;af C..rt b.ga,l
and b;l'eq dt SaAa 4vibia md f5r he
C''Tty : 1.gcx, OF The Jaye TagfLy sfNs-
rsfrtsr. n. y. 16c5.
On the Petition aforefaid. Oy,-, thar the petition
ers publilh an atteed copy r. their petition and this
order thereon, three weeks fuccelivey IL The 49,
5ayJfsrt Hvaki, ard in the Para--f z.i., TIE laa
qualification 70 be thirty daYsat leaf before tile Supreme
for che courty Of Efex, Of tie fourth Tuedav If A.
ariI next thar all perfons i1ereltea IN s neti,ion
nay appear before fsid court and few cans II INV
they have why Tia prayer thereof loud not be gran
-ed- = frzs e;ey,
%f5A EoW. 2. HAYadAN, cI,E,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
Thomas Clark,
Has jun received for izIc, at his Booklore. fifh
itreet, large aGortment Of

lfTeet, large al0rtment Of
ChR1@S BIBLES,
Containing the Apocrypha Marginal Notes, and 2 ef-
erences 20 which added lusex, an Alphabetical
able Of all the Names inthe OI and New Tefamerts
with tker hgnihcations Table of Scripture Weights,
Meaipres and Coins; Browns Concordance. SC SC
EnbelIihsd with Ten Maps and Twenty Hiaorical
Engraving Price ID. IO %
DO do DO with Maps and "a Engravngs, o.
10 DO do with do and 27 do 90
10 90 do do DO do do 70
Do do Do with do and 10 do rs
DO do do oo
London and Edinburgh editions of Oaa-
70, Quafto, and Folio BIBLES, from - Cents TO 70
Dollars iome very eIegaRtly bound-Ocavo,, IN and
4Volumes, from IS 70 IS H.
-. LIKEWISE,
he Works of the BRITISH POETS,
n = Volumes in elegant binding, with Iikenefes of
the authors and many other pates-mav be purchaled
IN lets or the works of each feparately,
ne lame edition in boards containing tie works ~
11f'7' A'7fyo4g, Green Pep, 7Jomsor AEess, Hatt,
DH'n'' Gay, Toags, Adayoa, 1oJgjoa and Colias.
a large afortment Of Childrer's Books.
with appropriate plates.
q general aflortment Of LAW BOOKS.
Kauays American Revolution, &c.
a great variety Of Paper-Blank Books
Of every defcrip,ioD
An afortment Of Books and Stationary.
Jar. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
A5o, jgf yse..vsd, and for l1ls as a5oge,

A great variety Of BOOKS, &c BY fer
the grea,ea in the place, and which will he fold as ul
a. on better terms haA they be PurchaIed iu Port
land or Bottom
CT Wa'tsd-Twenty tons good RAGS
fer which Five Dola per hundred will be allowed,
aad yment made in any articles in the flore, at the
cath prices gar, 70.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
ANTICIPATED iNFH-S !

A gentleman came to town yeiterday,
from Newyork, which he left on Sunday
morning laft He informs rs, that the Brit
in Packet arrived at that place on the pre-
vious evening, and brought accounts. that
A SECOND NAVAL ACTION had taken place
of Cadiz, Setween the Englilh and combin-
ed French and Spaninh fquadrons, in which
the latter loft Gail of the line. Our iufor-
= mani adds, that Hand-Bill was publihed
at Newycrk, on Sunday morning, contain
ing the outlines of this intelligence but
the papers and leuers, bro't by the Packet,
. not having been delivered at tne Poit-Ofice,
no particulars were Rentioned, either Of
the time when the action was fought, CT
the name of fhe Britilh Admiral who ar
chieved the victory.
J- If this naval action proves to have 6een
fublequent to the one in which Lord Mellon
was engaged, we think it mutt have occur
xed between the diviGon Of the combined
aofquadrons which efcaped into Cadiz, and
the Britilh felt, under Admiral LoHi5, who
refumed the blockade of Cadiz, the latter
--en of efO6tober, at which time, tits beiev-
ed, Ad. .ColIingwood had repaired to Glib
raIter, for the purpoic Of repairing his that
tered ihips The force which compoled
Ad Louis's fquairon, confGed, If We re-
/. collect right, of 7 fail of battle fhips, and
the number Of the enemy, who were in
ftuation to encounter the danger OF an
other battle, was about o (hips of the line,
2 or 3 frigates. With this fuperiority Of
force, they might have been tempted to
come out-with the hope Of facceeding a.
gainlt an enemy, 70 lately deprived of their
commander and tutelary hero. -Bafo8 Ga=
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
LjormaA0z.

II I{- Heirs or LegaIR 5refentative. r.
4 Hery Se5I5ia Ge9rgc Pe-rs,
Patrick MRrtb and PerEer H.,yzcr,
Scamen. who died on DO a the brig Rainbow. T414,f
}Ht, late mailer, may sceive the balance o. their
Wages and their Effects, by applying 70.
Daniel Tucker,
PsYt,1z5 Jaa. IS. 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
Cumberland, G.-March Term, 1901.

W
7o The Honorable tbe Tzqices of The Ceuyt Of
Common Pleas, begun and b9ldeR al Portland,
IA and fc- The County Of Cumberland, Oh
The lat Iae5day q -l4arcb, IN Tie gear / SoI-
EBENEZER OWEN, of faid Portland,
Tailor, Abigail Owen and Mary Owen SpirRers,
Jofeph Owen and John Owen, Yeomen, Sally owen,
Splinter, all Of laid Portland and Ebenezer ON en- ir
Rebecca Owen and Cotton Owen minors, under the
age Of twenty years, who fue by Rbenezer Owen,
aforeiaid their Guardian. duly apPointed-humbly
thew, That they nterelted in a certain tract Of
and 10 Portland aforeaid, the defcriphon and bounds
whereof as follows, viz moiety Of fortv-ive acres
beginning at pine tree handing by Csfco River,
thence running north forty three degrees s. thirty MI
nutes welterly, fory-hree rods and
from iad tree the river runs down thrtythree rods
70 take and thence north-weerly forty one degrees
thirty mi lues, two hundred and hKty i've rods thence
on parallel line, the end Of the wo-hundred fftv-
three rods, according the Surveyors p7n November
10, 1887. Said land alto bounded weterlv bv land
formerly in PoheiiOn of George BramhalI afe rwards
Of Joihua Bracket, iouthery by Fore-Rver and eater
ly by land iad 60 be formerly in Pohelion Of Thad-
deus Clark and afterwards of Anthony Bracket, and
the moiay aforefaid is the fame which Thomas WeR-
brook told to William Cstton, by deed bearing date
February 2, l740--4l.--And your petitioners fur
thar thew they Untitled to one third part Of fai6
moety and that the iad Ebenezer Owens nterel there
IN 10 that of by the curey Of the whole there
o. and the nteret OF your other petitioners the re-
naindar N tee thereof in common, ndtbat they are
dehros to have theT fad third part Of ad moietv
now lyng IN common with otherrights of perfons
to your petitioners unknown fevere frc tie residue
and iett of to them hold in feveralty: Wherefore
they pray this Hon Court, that partti OF aid land
may be made according to law, and iai1 third part Of
Sad moiety fet off entire, and in duty bound
llali ever pray.
Wm, SYm-nes, 6ttorssy s1f Paitioner5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13

4 Few thoufand fset of Oak Plank
two and quarter and two and an half inch
and few thonland Of good fealoned TR ENNELS-
Tor which CASH and gcnerou. price will Be giver
by JOHN WAITE.
Faizoutb, 9r-. O.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13

i<ANOA W fhoJB DI iAiMBEFt &ONRAD, aTlG
Go. Of PIladsib5ia, and d. JOHNSON, Of Portland
for printing by lubfcrPtion that valuable work enti
tled
II complete Concordanss 10 TIE LgiY Scrit.
t2reJ Offbs Old and Nczg fe4aaSaf
Or, A Dictionary and Alphabetical Index
to the Bible:
Very ufefuI to AZ Chri1ians who feriouav rad and
fudy the Infpired Writings
~ Tz0o Pa5fs-Cozfaiaiag, h
J.. The appellative or common words in 70 full and
large manner, that any verfe may be readily found
by looking for any material word in it.
In this part the various fgnifcations Of the rinci
pal words given, by which the true meaning OF
many pa6ages of fcripttre is fllewn. An account Of
ieveral Jewi cuitoms and ceremonies is allo added
which may fcrve ilulrate many parts OF fcripture
2 Proper names in the icriptures-to this part is
Preh1ed a Table, containing the fgHhcatons Of
words in the original languages from which they are
derived.
To rg5lb is 4daa1,
Concordance to the Books called
.- ApHcryPba.
The whole digeded in an eafy and regular method !;
which, together with the various ignifications
and other Improvements SOW added rem
ders il uGefu than any book of
the kind hitherto pbulifhed
By ALEXANDER CRUDEN, M 6.
ms excellent work having gone through Eve esi-
uons In England AMI never vet been printed in A
nerica, the pubhers induced 10 believe thatsa-
mong the advocates for the reading and Ga
dy of thoIe Invaluable writings within the compass of
the United States, they viii meet with fuficient en-
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