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"A MILLER who is master OF
mis- business, to take care of a merchant mill
To such a, one good wages will be given
For the person who wants, please apply to
Mr.. .Josehh Smith, Alexandra.
March II.
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P A p E. r.

.yuet Received her sch'r Hero from Boston,
+. 500 reams. Wrapping Paper,
Is ~~i5o do. Writing do.
!. Fer terms please apply to
Faxon, Metealf & Co.
! March IT. cow :.
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March H..
49,.
NEW STORE,
AT. FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE.

Jonathan Scholheld,
Is n0s0 shle,li4g, alargc and general assortment
{: Of DRY GOODS 81 GROGEELES, svhich
he zviW seAlozvJor cash or troduce, co.ssiating
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aleranurta Dajlp aobertt
s-s%s1.-
TUESDAY, March rs
~ - s--.-. 49,
c CONGRATULATIONS.
!. eloMMuN1cA7loN.

Oas deiderio sit tadsr gut Dsodus,
Z. aani carl caihitis AoRe
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Wanted,
a number Of laboring hands.
Apply to :. -.
) IONA. scHoLFIELD,
Alexandria, or
$. SAML.. B. BIDGOOD,
at the Courthouse.
March 9 2awsw
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MIR .SxowpEs, =,
BY giving. the following Queries and Pa
radox, q place In your paper, You will eblis,
two ofyens female readers and puzzls all tn
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-08-06

sonally responsible for any damages by
detention and trial, when the vessel and
cargo shall be acquitted; but govern
ment pays the expence.-Hence vessels
are liable to be detained and sent in on
the slightest suspicion. True diner.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-08-06
For the Wheeling Repository.

T0' me WHeeEnS ReP0S7f0rY.
In the beginning of the year 1898, the
United States were in critical SITUATE
on with France. Under various pre-
texts, France was sweeping our whole
commerce from the ocean. She had re-
fused to receive our Minister, Mr..
Pinckney, who had been appointed by
President Washington, and declared
that she would not receive another Pie
nipotentiary from the United States, I'M
I'll redress of grievances, demanded of
the American government, should be
obtained. President Adams had after
wards appointed three ENJOYS extraor-
binary to France, and it was in the be-
ginning of March rumoured that these
three ENJOYS were about to return, with
out being recognized or received by the
French government. In the mean time
some measures were taken for defence
IN case Of war, and the calling out eighty
thousand militia, IS authorised by an act
OF Congress, was talked Of. On these
various subjects the following articles
appeared in the Aurora Of March I'd,
1898.
By inc current intelNgence from Eu-
rope there is some reason to apprehend
that our ENJOYS are returning from
France without having reconciled the
differences. 1 hope this is not the fact
but # it is, what are We 70 90? In the
event Of official communications arriv-
ing, which shall announce the failure
OF our negotiations, OUR WAR HAWKS
4wiil be impetuous for waging war with
that RePublick,which rides on the clouds
and directs the flutes Of surrounding na-
'ti2ns.'
Again. The eighty thousand militia
cannot cost less than a dollar day per
'man horses, baggage, extra pay to Of
'fcers, and multitude of contingencies
of all kinds, will cost at least as much
more: but say that the whole amounts
only 70 FIVE hundred dollars per annum
for each man. This is not only within,
'but far within the fact. After all, these
eighty thousand men, admitting each
= of them to be a Hercules or a Scan
derbcrg, are totally unequal to the de-
fence of a sea coast Of fifteen hundred
miles. They are only as eight hundred
: men to an extent Of fifteen miles; and
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-08-06
1853

HIC1lCl l1dp QlSculDdTK.
But it is said that we are too far off,
and that they will find it difficult to
cross the Atlantick. Have We forgot
ten that Howe landed at Long Island,
6 and was victorious at Elk, and was
victorious that he marched round the
country, and again at Germantown was
victorious F? Have We forgot that Corn
wallis, with an handful of men, march
ted up and down the two Carolinas and
Virginia, and almost, as it were, tore
out their entrails Georgia became,
In the literal sense, desart. Will any
tbody compare Howe to Bonaparte, or
CORVALLIS to Jourdan p
Again. eve return from this cxcur-
sion,to the expense of first campaign;
for the d0enue to a mans heart lies az
general through his breeches b9cket.-
Eighty thousand militia, at five hun
{ dred dollars per head, come to forty
millions of dollars for the first year.
Suppose that the United States con-
tain two hundred and fifty thousand
substantial land holding farmers. This
comes to an hundred and sixty dollars
for each of them. Money will have
vanished, and FIVE hundred dollars will
: be more easily raised now, than an
hundred and sixty in the midst Of
French war.
1T the same time the British coun-
tervaiiing duty, like a cannon ball
{ sweeping the stump of a mans arm,
will just finish the business. TTe shall
shear no mare If the d1&gyaces oftae H.
american fag, far THAT tag zoiA cease
to exist
Such was the language held in the
Aurora, when tie country was on the
eve OF war with France, and such was
generally the language Of those opposed
to the then administration OF the nation
al government. The Federalists are
now in opposition. We are on the eve
Of war with England. Do we hear of
any such language from Federalists p
Do they calculate the expense Do they
exaggerate the force Of the cnemv2 Do
they degrade the spirit of their country
men, by reminding them Of the victories
Of Howe and CORVALLIS ? Or do thew
declare to the world, "Hat the Avenue to
the heart # an american lies throueh
his breeches b9cket?"
IT such sentiments as the above were
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-08-06

Let the Aurora now tell. That paper
of the 18th July, republishes the follow
ing toast drank at Boston -" May hos
tility, if resorted to, be the result of
C cool reflection, and not produced by
Z" selt-created committees and unautho-
&C rised assemblies" This sentiment
conveys something of censure on the CT
tizens of Norfolk for taking upon them
selves what ought to be performed by
the government. Whether the sentiment
be correct or MOTHS immaterial. 1t bears
no comparison with what l have cited
above; but hear the comments of the
Aurora upon it. The toasts and SEN
'timents uttered in this meeting, thro'-
tout, partook of the same malignant sbi-
'rit: the character IF the country, the eff
'tect qf public sentiment on foreign ma
H0ns, the very shew OF liberality, were
{ all put out of view, and party rancour
and disappointed ambition and avaricc
marked the whole of their proceedings.
The present administration Of TIE ma
ton appeared to be more an object Of
tate, than the pirates who had shed the
blood of our citizens
To such motives the Editor Of the Au-
rora, at this fine, attributes the slightest
censure ON any measure pursued against
the English. Is it not fair to charge the
Aurora with similar motives, when in
1898 1t proclaimed to the world, that we
could not but be worsted in a war with
France; when it recounted the victories
of Howe and CORVALLIS, and declared
that they ought not to be compared to
Bonaparte and Jourdan; when itridi.
duled the idea of defending our sea
coast with eighty thousand militia, tho
each should be an Hercules or Scander-
berg; and pronounced that the aYspue
to the heart of an America an lay Though
his breeches pocket? -
I wish these observations published
in the Repository, for the purpose of
showing that the oppositionof the Fe-
deralists to the present administration,
is not 50 malignant as the formcr OPP
position to the Federal administration.
So much censure has for long, time
been thrown upon the Federalists, that
a great many honest men are led to con-
slider Federalist as the most detestable
of men.-To produce and compare the
language and conduct of the Federalist5
at this fine with the Ian ouaoe and cOY
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glerannrta Datlp annerftssr.
-a%s~----
THURSDAY, DEcFMBER "a.
g To- Morrow beng Christ
ms, no Paper will be published
at this Office.
WAsHINGToN, December %.


Mr.. G. w. Campbell, from the commit
see nj ways and means, presented "a bill
.n&king appropriations for The supporter
governments durings,he year 1905" which
was made the Order Of the day tor Friday.
Mr. Porser Submitted The following re-
'solotion: ! PPesslved, That COM mites be
appointed 70 enaulre Whether apy, and if
any. whas altefssloas are necessary 10 the
ACT f.. the retisf of persons imprisonedfor
debt. passed Tic 9Th Of January 1900.
Agreed TO-
The house went into committee or the
whole on the report Of The COMMITTEE OF
elections 90 HE memorial Of Joshua Bar
ny (consesting theIelection Of VIM. Mac.
Cresryl The rsp9rt concludes as iollows:
.sResolved, That William CREEPY Eau.
ing The greatest number Of votes, and be.
ING duly qaqt5fed agreea6ly 10 the constr.
tusion Of the q S. is entisls,l to his seat in
this house" Considerable debate arose M
this resolution, Vheo Cd motion of Mr.
Mafion. he words 10 italics were struck
I ons Tie committee Of the whole then.
rose but hefore The question was sakea.
on agreeipg,o he resolution, as amended.
he hease atjaYsnees'
A vessel has arrived d. Baltimore 10 a
shor, pessag9ffoc, Spaia, with intelligence
tom thar courayy TO the iosh uit. BY which
The Eogltsh tbnsul at Baltimore has re-
ceIvrd isssers! which state that az army Of
10000 French troops bad occupied Ma.
Jrid thstsa complete revolution had been
effected aud thar 500 grandees were IN.
prisoned.
Its also said sisat the king had been as
sassinased, ard it's Supposed to be arrang-
ed thar the Priuee OF Peace is TO 'secceed
TO the throne.
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ARRIpED,
Schooner Jane, Robinson, clouces,ef-
Sundries--Mass ger
Schooner Jane, Croker Eoston--sundries
Different persons
CLEnRED
Schooner Mary Bell, Jackson, New-York
by Hugh Smith.
schooner Sally, Rhodes, Prosidence-the
Master.
The ship United States, and sch'r. Swami.
bound for Jamaica, which cleared at tits port
the 22d, and schooner Fair American, that
cleared at George Town, fer 4iavalina, was
Yesterday pursuedby order Of tie Collector of
this port, and brought back in consequcnced
the embargo.
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The embargo then IS The best sxpedient
in It's bss, form. Il has been recommends
ed by The presidens, who has The best means
of knowing the policy Of foreign COVER
insnss, and II has been adopted by coagress
who are alous able 10 provide iD such cases
for The security Of the public gifts and iD-
irrests adopted almost unanimously by
he Senate. and by IS large a msjarlsy IN,
The house Of representatives as is to.br cx !.
rec.ed ia any case here an honest dlffsr-
rncs Of opln,on; may be added % the habi.
taslopppsision Of party spifls.
I'll that remains then toY2a people con.
fitng 10 their government is 10 rally round
,sac measure which that government h'si 4.
.dopssd for their good. and 70 SECURE ..s
siass { Hsct by patiensiy and proudly sub
m;,sing 10 every Inconvenience which such
a sneasafe necessarily carries with il.
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peace, I wish it all possible success, and
It's suthors and abe..oTs immortal fame,
although cannot but think, bu, / hope
not TO be burnt for the thought, tina. if We
are 70 have peace, tits unnecessary, and
il war, or any thing ike war, or any Thing
TO compel Great Britain TO do Us justice,
il is infinitely TOO week and inadequate for
any Of the purposes. Itwould give me
great pleasure 10 see congress acting in .
manner worthy Of It's won.ed reputation
for wisdom and energy.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

ITO BE SOLD, in four distinct lots or to-
i gether, four acres of LAND, contain
ing from one and quarter acre to two acres
each, most eligibly situated without the terri
tory 81 Columbia, extending in right line
from Gibbon-street to Great Hunting Creek,
interesting Jefferson, Frank'in, and Green
street, and bounding east and west on Fayr
cite and Payne-streets.
a plane the ground and further particulars
may be obtained BY applicationto
James Patton.
june %. 2awtf
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AS CHARITY SERMON.

SUNDAY next. being the Anniversary Of
81. John's, a CpsRIrY SERMON will be deli
vered at the Ep pal Church, BY the reqaes.
OF the Brethren Of alexandria Washington
Lodge, No. 20 The BRETHREN are re-,
quested to meet at their LoegeRoom, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ from whence they will move
In procession to the chnrch.-T Transient Bre
thren are respectfully requested to attend.
By order,
.dDd1I LY.a.a; sEc'r.
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( THE Stockholders in the, Marine Ins,-
rance Company of Alexandra, are informed,
that an election for fifteen Directors, to ma
mage the affairs of the said Company for the
year ensuing, will be held at the court house,
in Alexandria, on the 18th of January next.
By order of the Directors.
VIM. EARTSHORNE, Prs't.
10 mo. oath. co
@ Mr.. Green, Fredericksburg Mr..
Davis, Richmond; Mr.. Bowen, Winchester;
are requested to insert the above two weeks
In their respective papers.
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Five Dollars RezoaYd.
L o s Y.

L o S T,
A SILVER WATCH, the makers name
"A CHARLES SUMMERS, London-No, 1882
the name of VIM Lambert engraved in full on
the outside case. The finder shall receive the
above reward on leaving it at the Printing-of-
fee.
b. Wafch-Makers are requested to stop
it if brought to their shops and they shall re-
ceiye the above reward.
Dec. A. e.
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PRIY.dTE CORRESPONDENCE.

iCommunicatedfor the Register.l
Extract Of a iettfr f,0mthe cgentfor The
u. s. at Tortala, aated Nov. IS, 1907,
toa resbecf ab5e. me1 chant in This city.
{. Having received information. thar
there were nunbsr ofiinpressed Amcri.
can seamen on beard his majsssys brig
Hart as soon IS she came into port, /
waited on admirs! Ccehrane who behaved
10 the mos, polite manner, and said that he
bad orders not to admit any American TO
be ia his feet, and Immediately sen. the
names of Ten gave him on board the Hart
with orders for them 10 be sent on board
of his ship immediately They were &C.
rordingly sent. aud six of them Instantly
! discharge d-she others i. is too evident
we're not Americans.
A DEED WITHOUT A NANfE.--That
Cheetham, who conducts the American CT
tizen in New York, is without exception the
most unconseionabIe MarpIot that Mr.. JEFF
ferson and his wise school Of politicians have
to deal with He can't be taught 10 hold
his tongue bet wllent ruinous absurdi-
ties Of his employers conduct stares him
in the face, he blabs tout to the people with
as little ceremony as tho he thought them
entitled to judge Of the conduct of their GO
vernment, and TO be made acquainted with
It's imbecilisy, and It's wait of fidelity to the
nation. Take the following specimen
[Gaz. US
From THE AMERICAN CITIZEN SIS
PEACE OR WAR ~ am over and over "a
gain asked, and am myself as 'quisitive as
other folks, what congress will do ; whether
we shall have peace or war For my life, and
have paid some attention to the subject,
cannot tell what congress will eo or what they
will not do; butt can mention what they have
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-24
ROBERT GRAY.

Z. bookseller, in King-street alexandria
Has Just received for sale, large supply of
F.d1lIL Y Bibles:
Cash given for clean Linen and Cotton
Rags. Athly as aboue.
NOV. ~. 3tawlm
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MY and TI9pef5.

z | hare just received a beautiful assortment
Of MUFES and TIPPETS--rogether with
few barrels of CRANBERRIES-an fresh
supply of SHOES.
Ephraim Gilman.
December 81. cost
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Wash TO Hire,
Two NEGRO NlEhc-also, two NEGRO
W'ONEA, the ensuing year.-The terms can
be known on application to
Joleph Birch.
December "a. St*
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December "a.
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Public Sale.

~ 4<t n . y -
On ths 2oth instant, the Execntrix and FL.
clltor Of the late lillian Manners, will &
fer at Public Sale, for cash, at the Coles.
House.
A piece Of Ground on Pitt and
Princess-Strects, containing nearly half an 4.
ere, subject to an annud rent OF Is dollar,
per annum, where the old peor-keuse stand,
twill be offered either entire orr in smsje,
lots as may then be thousss;h ut 1ncst advisable.
At1ae same time and placewiIl
be offered for sale, for cash, by Isabel sum
.mers, the BRICK DWELLING HOUSE &
LOT on the south side of Gueen street, q lii.
tie to the east of Royal street., nov occupied
by DR.. James Gillies.
July 9 law3ts
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N % r. Il g q.

u IL. those who have any ciains q dc-
AZ mands against the estats Of Jehn l1al e
tat, merchant, late Of the townaof lexandria,
are hereby informed, to bring in Their ac.
counts, Legally proved, before the FIRST day OF
November next, at which time a full and final
settlement and distribution Of his estate, will
be made. Should any accounts. be exhibited
attsr that period, they, will be disregardcd,
and this Notice pleaded in bar of them. = hose
that are indebted to the estate; illbe please
~ make inmed iate aynaent. ssa
Samuel Craig, F~..e
William Herbert,
3 April 9. staw
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from Frecstone Point, near
{ Dumfrias, ON Sunday the 18th oflast month,
two Negro Men slaves: named ANDREW
and JAMES, the property of Sarah Foaehee,
in Prince William county, and hired OF hsr
until the end of the year. They had each OF
thenl.a pass for three days, being Whitsun-
tide holiday.
!. ], ANDREW is about q years of age, feet 9
inches high, black complexion, has scar
near the corner Of one of his eyes, is a little
cross eyed, and has a forward, lnapudent
countenance.
JAMES IS about - years Of age, feet z
inches high, black cornplexien, has scar
near his mouth of the. size Of a pea, reels and
swaggers very much in his walk. Each OF
them had on when they went away g shirt and
strowsers of plain coarse Virginia cotton, and
their other coathing is not known.
"A reward of Is Dollars will be given for
each of them, to any person who will appre-
bend them and secure them in any gaol, SO
that the subscriber, living near Dnanasles,
may get them again.
John Stone.
Prince Williarn Cosnty,
June s7. co u
P.S All persons are ferhid freyn hartor-
ing them, and from conveying them away
either by land or water.
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RoR sdLk,
On advantageous terms,

a THREE STORY BRICK mn,
/ "a. oUSE, on Union-strcct, next a
TO Benjamin Shreye, Jun. well situated for =
Shipping or Grocery business-Also, a ! ~
of GROUND, at the corner Of Water - !.
Wolfe-strects.
TO RENT,
], init immediate tossrssio,s siuea,
The STORE and WELEING HOuss
on Fairfax-street, occupied by Jacob II .,Jn,.
Ian excellent stand for the DIR Goo D bu'
ness.-Apply to
Jonah Thompfon & Son,
March Ia. Stawsg
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lust Received and for Sale.
By the Subscriber;

5y z1f. oss0seft0e5s,
A choice cargo Of MAHOGANY,
From the Bay of Honduras, of different
lengths and sizes, which they Will sell by I'll.
log or larger quantity.
Edxyhaue ayo ior Sale,
Sugar in hogsheads
London particular Nfasieira Wine,
eataiosia ditto. by the quarter cask
Virginia Rum, Of excellent quality
Mo.asses by the hogshead
Liverpool Stored Salt
And Haywood.
Nathaniel Wattles g Co,
January So aaw
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Enquire ne Printer.
ra,,. 40 81 80 eotf
Ia Plata Hides
7944 South America OK HIDES, Of the
first quality. from Monte q ieto, are now
landing and for sale at Mo- Y, ~ ater-strest,
Bsslimore, by
William Jenkins.
.4lso on Hind,
J.ac,,ira. Oronoko and Curacao Hides.
Il general assortment
Tanners and Curriers' Tools; Tanners
Oil and Leather, Of all kinds which IS offer
ed on accomlnod ating terms.
June 9. llol eo6w
For Sale BY the Subscribers.
Lisbon Carpeting for summer, Of diHeret
qualities,
BucelIos and carcayello Wines in quarter
casks,
Window Glass Of different sizes,
. Mould Candles of a superior quality N
small boxes,
Soft shelIed Almonds in bags,
A quantity of patent Iron hollow ware.
r. Z. Hooe 6 60.
June 3. GO
The Subleriber has juf Received
And ogers for sale,
Ninety hampers Bristol PORTER 8b 1'(-'l s
TIES, containing one gross each
Sevengbales, COTTON, ola superior qua
lily for retailing-and
A few tierces fresh RICE.
O II n ND,
Best Philadelphia PORTER AND PALE.
ALE, in hhds. s
Do. REER, in barrels.
and rs USUAL,
First saality Philadelphia Porter and Pale
Ale, in bottles, nat for home, or e-stsrt CEN
ssmttion.
1LS0,
WHITE AND BROWN. S0AP, old and
dry, and in nice order for retaiiing,or tanlily
use.
June 10. eotf.
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ROBERT CRAY.

->-~oofSoS''~'S <AI'tSO ~ VIZ <AVt'@ftS''"S
HAS LATELT RECEIVED roR SALE,
The following Valuable Books /
5GUTHRIE's Geography, in IS
quarto, With folio 1stIas-Pricc
IL doIIars--the Atlas separate is SO %
Aiorse's Geography, 2 vols. ssGta-
yo, with Maps, So
abridged for the asc
Of schools, l 90
Maekay's Navigation, So
Bowditch's do. IA new edition, $50
Blunt's Coasting Pilot improved $50
Johnson's Dictionary with Walk
er's Pronunciation, SO
Brooks's General Gazetteer impro-
veI, 50
Scots Geographical Dictionary of
the United States, 2a
Geographical Compilations, 2 vols.
Domestic Encyclopaedia, vcIs.
octave, ~ IS %
Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary. a so
Yonnp's do. do. 8 80
-Shakspeare's Works, " IL me. 10 %
Wonders of Nature and Art, I4T.
boards, ~ IA 90
Octayp Bibles with earns Notes, 5 to 50
----- 49,, 4 vols. fine paper, 10 oV
Carcy's Family Bible, at 5 rs and 10 90
Oxford Quarto Bible, Z 50
Ferrand's Latin Courses, in parts,
each Is
Adams on the Giohes. J 50
Life of Nelson. go
Darwin's Economic. vols. oc4ayo. 6 %
Webster on Pestilence, vols. oct, 4Oo
" aEacs on Diseases, 2 %
Gullen's Practice. 2so
Rush's ENQUIRIES. vols oetava 20 90
Pafkinson's Medical a dnaon;t;ans s Go
Lavoisier's Chemistry, ~
New Dispensatory, sos
Denman's Midwifery, 2 yeIs. oct. 3,5o
Cullen's Materia Medica, 2 ~
Bells Surgery, a vols. octave. IA %
Bell on Ulcers, 50
Browns Elements of Medicine, q w
John Newton's Works, 9 Y. II mo. oe
sallrlns Sermons, vols. IA w
Burph's Dirnitv nf H.,,,,a,, Na.,,re 900
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