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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-21

"UNIoN OF HONEST MEN" Our federal lea
ders, finding their cup Of defamation drained TO its
dregs-hndng their blunted arrows fall harmless at
the feet OF the assaed-are attempting, by hypoc-
risy as inconsistent it is foolish to form party
under the endearing appellaon of Union of honest
Men" Mr. Madison has already become, at the cx-
pense OF bis worthy compeer in patriotism an hon
cot man Yes, Madison, the enemy of commerce.
the devoted tool OF France, who declared that Nopo
leon wanted money and must hare IT, who had pledged
himself to pursue the wicked system of MIR. Jeter-
son-the protector Of the embargo--the disorgapiz-
ing jacobn OF go and '98-bas been converted it
by magicknto good fedcralist and is to unite
that party with few OF the least strenuous of his
former friends in an 6 union of honest men r'-The
abs1ity of this allegation is exceeded only by its
impudence. Honest men, at least those honest
who have not been deluded by knavery, ever have
been united in Mr.. Madison and honest men will be
united, so long as he continues that friend to his
country whichhs services since the revolution
demonstrate him to be-. NffkN
The motives for this fancied union are manifestly
dishonest-are base as federalism itself They think,
BY .sscribng the whole credit of the late happy
change of affairs to what Mr.. Madison has done since
his accession tohe Presidency, to tarTlish the well
cxmt fame of his predecessor, to the measures of
whose administration the SUM total of the credit is
due. They suppose their unqualified praise of Mad
ison will produce corresponding antipathy in some
OF the republicans to his measures, and thereby in
trodpce division and discomfort, fvoritc object for
their requirement. They vainy suppose by their
fsttery to make Of Mr.. Madison what he never was,
an unprncipled time server and trimmer, one who
adapt himself to all mnds--can serve as well
foreign as his native country In all these things,
their labours viii be in vain and their strength spent
for nought they can turn for length of time the
channel of pubick appreciation from its proper course
Jefferson viii be applauded--Madison will be ap-
plauded--federal juntoism, though she may sscribe
to herself the merit of that adjustment against the
attainment of which, and the honour OF our country
she has been necessarily fighting, viii descend to
the veil Of oblivion or if wmembercd,.will only be
thought of to be despised Neither win their max
i'm, " Divide and conquer" serve more than mo-
mcntary purpose kosest viii no longer be gul
led by their attempts to introduce jealousy and dis
trust Tito the republican ranks. And if they can
wheedlc Mr.. Madison into the degraded appeiation
of ie-'-sslism, will give them credit for exchaRg
ing the antitodes--tor converting good into evil.
(.N.X Patriot.
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John Hopkins.
2aW6Nl
July II.
Loudoasu La'sd for Sale.

FOR SALE, on THURSDAY, the 2lst
of December next, cn the premises, the
TRACT of l. AND on which the late Judge
Jones resided, in Loudoun county, with about
825 SLAVES, and the stock of Horses, Cattle
and Hogs on the Gssate. The tract contains
nearly two thousand acres, and possesses ma
ny advantages which entitle 1t to the attention
3 of those who nay wish to reside in that high
ly improved part of our country. Two mer-
chant mills are in the neighborhood, one on
the adjoining estate, and the other within
miles. 1t is ten miles from Leesburg, IS
from Alexandria, and 40 from George own,
the new turnpike from Alexandria crosses
a corner of the land and terminates at the
nearest merchant mill.
The whole tract is remarkably we'll watered,
Little River passing through the middle OF 1t,
and many small streams on each side empty
inc into that river: About SO or 80 acres are
alresdy well set with Timothy, and at least
500 acres are capable of being made excellent
meadow. It will be divided into tracts Of
different dimensions to suit the convenience
of purchasers A credit of one, two and s
wears will be allowed. Bonds with approved
security, and trust sn the land will be re-
uuirSd. The Negroes arc supposed to be
very valuable, some of them being good
house servants, and the others principally
Young men and women-For them the same
term of credit will be allowed, and that Of a
year for every other article.
James Monroe, Ex'r.
| OF the late Joseph Jones, the elder.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

yTNflE Subscriber Intending to leave THIS
state, offers forsale the FARM on which
he now resides, lying on Pomonkey Creek,
about ST. ofa mile from. Potomac River, and
sixteen below Alexandria, containing $50 a.
cpes; about 900 Of which are we'll timbered
Tie situation is rcmaykably'heaithy,a and COM
Dsuds beautiful view OF the Potamac from
Mount Vernon to several miles below the In
Gian lead. The soil is productive and part
Of il web adapted to Timothy amp Glover
Ihe improvements are--two good dwelling,
houses, kitchens, barns, stables, &c and
large orchard of excellent fruit trees, all OF
which fre now in a bearing state. liberal
credit wiz be given for part of the purchase
,n0res Hhe land will be- shewn at any time
AZ oelicstipn to the subscriber.
Benjamin 7. FendalL
Charles County, Maryland,
NoyembsrS.
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ratio Drcts
(Price, Two DoHQrs ter bottle. }


NOTHING is Of more Importance that
he preservation Of health-thiS common laced
remark however Is TOO oFTEE FoRGoTTE&
whilst we arc active and strons--and pre-
vention of pain, which is superior to It's cure,
is not sufficiently attended to by any dcscripti
on Of persons. Among those disorders which
require the most early and unremittiAg eiio Is
to eradicate and overtome, none have Z stron!,
er claim upon ournotlce than the Govt, Nheu
matisn, Lumbago, Weakness OF the Joints,
Spyains, elects, the Stone and Gravel, the
Cramp and every species of Rheumatic Pains
from whatever cause they may have criglnlt-
ed--and hence every relief which can he adj
ministered is too valuable to be focgotten.--
Those persons whose avocatlons peculiarly ex
pose them to colds, sc. cannot be too :ii.1lous
always to possess immediate aid. Sea-iaunY
persons, travellers, sc. ought constantly to
carry with them that medicine winch .wii
counteract the unpleasans effects OF their PERI
lous duties, and especially those pains 10 wiilc.
their situation must expose tncin. 10 those
who reside in or visit the West Indies, an~
thcr warm climates, theywill be found upoa
trial to convey the most lasting service ADO
Will gradually destroy all tendency to dlsease
in the human frame, and preserve health and
vigor. Although great variety ofprescrip-
tons have bee n published to cure the disor.
ders enumerated above, none has yet equalleei
the GOVT AND RHEUMATIC DRGsass gos
DIR. TISSOT, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose un-
bounded benefits are fully authenticated BY
certificates already published Of gentlemen So
- 4,,,ci
sequence in the state of Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton; John Gibson;
Esq. one ofthe directors OF the Farmers Bank
of Maryland /; John Macubhin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
cubbin, his wife and Mrs Ryan, of Caltoa.
Ample certificates and af1idavits of the be-
nefcial effects of these medicines may be seer
by applying as above.
March IL.
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DIRECTIONS HOW TO USE
Y 4 K w D O D S
Patent Waihlng Machine.

First Eli the barrel half full OF yoar ines
cloths, than fill the bottom OF the ReserYoi
with hot suds up to the side planks turn
Crank backwards and forwards so as to MAKE
the c!oatas fai inc ardest against the sides 81
the barrel for aboat twenty-five minutes, then
use the same suds with little more soap "a
hot water for tie next finest cioa1hs, until the
suds are unfit FOR use,then second your cloaths
In the same way With boiling suds, after Ut
biag a little soap on the dirtiest parts Of tbs
eloaths then rince theta In the machine II
warm or Geld water.
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'Wn. c. Newton,
Assienee oil Joseph Yeas

Assignee OF Joseph a{W0oa.
We the subscribers have found, Or trial,
Joseph Yarwood's Patent Washing Machine
to answer fully the intended purpose ofwash-
ing cloaths OF every description, and do here
dy recommend them to the public as great
saving Of soap, labor and eloaths. Given un-
der our hands this day of June, 1909.
iSignedl
Dorothea Krouse, CathindersC Calder, Ann
M'Carpcn, Martha Abercrombie, Ruth De-
Won, Rebecca Hattersley, Vain la Brown,
Elizabeth Black, Jane b. SVann' II. Dick,
Susanna Rounsayille, Elizabeth Wilson, Eli
zabeta Snydcr, Nancy Keil, Sarah Kclsen-
ger. Margaret 3. Manley, Mary Fendall,
Mary Steel, Sarsh Fitzhngh, Mary Duffey.
Persia Hcdgkin, Carolina Hopkins, Sarah B.
M'keaay, Elizabeth Muir, Folly Rheades, Z
lizabeth LoRgden, Ann Snoween, Ann Da-
vie., Mary Began, Mary siaje, Kelsey Fur
ner, Mary Smith, Sarah G. 5anney,Jane Har-
rio,t, Slacom, Mary Sts5lar, Winefred NJ
Namara, Mary Berry, Tryphosa n. Cole, Jc-
minah Nut, Lime Deakens, Eliza 8utts,Sa-
rah VI Co9b, Sarah Taylor, Sally DER, Est
her sanford. The following subscribers live
in Loudon county Mary Kle, Polly Gale
her, Jane Meade, Kitty DowIing, Judith
Newton, Mary auckett.
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A further Proof
~ OF
Yarsood's assal flashing Machine.

HvHIS new and very useful invention, has
Il met With general encouragement at eve
ry place where they have been tried in the
country as well as town they have gained
great applause. The authority of the under
dersigned ladies' cannot be disputed, and |
viii warrant every machine to answer the de-
scription given Of them To any person who
will purchase of me, will sell out rights of
counties to the southwark or westward, for
cash, Barter or OH a credit, Apply to the
subscr;her IN Alexandria
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MILITARY LANDo'
FOR SALE,

O, mill 5e ereaaaged 1sr Property ~ ''''
dria orits 7tctmfy I'D.
A Warrant for 6e6 acres OF y, L u;,isa1y
Granted by the state OF sifsi''ia :. ,r.y This
services during tic revolutionary Viz i said TO
land lies in the state Of Ohio aao = - vii! u
be amongst the bes.. in the state. = -
'''' John Longdep'
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K. CRAY,

Has just received direct from. tie pansr :,
"A rean,s Super Royal, - V 11
"a doc Royal, ard
% do. Medium printing PAPER, wh..,
hesoiiers tor sale by tie quantity at .msa
advance for cash. sinai
ALSO,
q large stock of writing and letter p.
PER. a.
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JUST REcElvEB,
For safe ONLY by JAMES KENNEDY, Sen
King street,
The following highly valuable Medl-
clnes,
Price dollars per bottle.
DR.. 7ebb's Natures RsGoratiO
Just RECEIVER,
A BALsAMIc CORDIAL.

! THIS cordial SO Justly celebrated throughg
out Great-pritain and the continent or Eu-
rope, for its superior efficacy in the culin-
all disorders excited by nervous lrrltDblilty
as well as tn complaints ofcompl etc debility,
whether arising from irregularities living
long continued residence in warm climates
Incorporate pursuits of excessive pleasure,
or that destructive habit OF inconslderaie youta
which brings on SO prematurely the intlrnl-
ties Of old age.
In removing pulmonary affections, asthmas
and all disorders of the lungs, it is the most
powerful remedy ever yet found, and the relief
it has afforded e;en in the last stage OF con-
sumptions, is withou, parallel; with regard
to its efficacy In this 5aneful, and unfortunate
ly the prevailing disorder III this country tcon-
Isumption) It's superiority is such as to have
supplanted every other medicine.
Those who in advanced life feel the conse;
quences of youthful excess, will Ind them
selves restored to health and strengths, and all
those melancholy symptoms removed, which
arc the general effects Of such causes
In short, animated by the Uniform success
this Invaluable cordial has experienced In itu-
rope, the thousands il has renovated, When
bending under the pressure OF nervous, con-
sumptive or hypochondllacal disorders lmanF
tested proofs of which from eminentiy dls-
tinguished persons in this quarter OF the globe,
are now in the possession OF the proportion
here, some few of which are herein published
have determined the Introduction OF II lrto
this continent, where its eGicacics must soon
become so priced as to make it considered
benehcent remedy not to he dispensed with
bly, those who are anxious to preserve or &C
quire their health.
The chief ingredient Ct this cordial is a
pant whose rare and precious salutary virtues
were we'll known to the Artbians during the
9th and 9th centuries. when thsfpeople shone
conspicuous over all the nations CT the world
for their learning and skill In eradicatln5
baueful diseases incident to the human frame,
renovating inhrmity to sigcr, and restoring
the siClly to sound and rosy health i, aDd which,
as known at this time by their descendants,
and used and experienced as the most sove-
reign remedy Cor dccayed constitutions, and
every species ofnervous disorders. ] his ce-
lebfated restorative plant has slsobeen high
ly estimated fer ages past, amongst the most
ENLIGHTENED nations Of Greece, and consider
ed by those wise inhabitaIts as one oi the first
OF their blessings.
This cordial is also rich and fine in favor
most grateful TO the palate, and the most en-
liv-ring to the spirits Of any yet offered TO til
public ALSo,
DR.. TiDofs celebrated Govt aud Rlieu-
=
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N ,vem5G 90 -,,.--
N. II | n G S ] q ~

FAiRFAX-STREET, ,-
Ks just received an assortment % o. he.t
GiISH GLASS, consisting Oh ~.
ca. ring't, quart and pint DsceI.'Sls ,,o,s:
Wine Glasses /; co,nnon and cut iunof q.
variety OF cut Salts Proof n. ".:os.aN
which, with his late supply o. uhn" .on,.
GLASS, makes his Assortment S0sy Lola
oIe,e, and which he wall dispose Oh
sale or retail oi;tv
STONE WARE, Of al eScelIen. qua arg
a complete assortment Of Queens "si s, for
China, and Lees Family Medicines ''''
sale. ,.;;cen for
.m 2. A liberal price will be si, ~ othcr
clean new Hemp Seed; or cio'ei
Seeds given in exchange.
November 10. Gil W% =" -
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Another tract, called Hollis's

\
/ Marsh, lying in the county OF Westinoreiane
containg about $500 acres, bordering OH the
river Potomac, adjoining the Stratford estate
and the late residence OF Richard Lee, esq. OF
Chantilly On the estate are number OF
farms and tenants at will. Part OF this land
is extremely fertile, and all of it as good as
the lands generally ares in that part OF the
country. The Marsh affords excellent range
for stock, and is happily situated for fish and
fowls of which that river abounds, and must
be a desirable estate TO any person VINO may
choose 70 reside in that part ofthe country
1t will however5 laid off to suit purchasers.
The above lands are held by deeds OF Pur-
chase duly recorded in the, general court,
Another tract containing eo2
acres, lying in the county of Berkeley, adj
Joining the residence of Rawleigh Coston,
esq. of which about $50 acres is leased for the
balance of the life of an aged MANTLE rest te-
nanted at will. This land IS situate In what
is called the big bend of Potomac, and borders
on It. In point of fertility it is esteemed in
ferior to none in that part the state and is
held by deed from James Marshall, esq.
Seven other tracts containing
1000 acres each, adjoining each other in the
county of Mason, within few miles OF the
Ohio, between the two Kanhawa's OH the wa.
tiers Of Sandy Greek, which runs through
considerable part of it. 1t adoins the lands
of general Washington, and the late Beng
MN Harrison, jun esq. large portion OF
tits rich bottom and the upland ofvery good
quality. 1t is held under the original paten-
tee by deeds duly recorded in the general
court.
FRYE full e complete Shares
in the Dismal Swamp Company.
Upwards of 5000 acres OF
Lands, being very old military rights, lying
in the states Of Ohio, Kentucky and the In
diana territory, chiefly patented In my own
name and ready to be shewn.
4 more particular description OF the lore
gazing property may be seen by applying to
Mr. Thomas Taylor, of Richmond, who is
in Alexandria The tiles are allundoubted,
and the terms proposed arc, ono fourth Ia
cash at the time of conveyance. the balance
n three instalments, the last two to be Oh
interest from the date. Any species OF tie
public - ock and OF the different Banks in the
United States Of Insurance Companies--oi
the Potomac Fridge and Turnpike Compa-
MES will be received in payment according
to their fair value. Ground rents In the city
Of Richmond and town of Alexandria, or
Houses and Lots, will likewise be received
in payment according to such rates as may
be agreed upon.
John Hopkins.
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FOR SALE,
The following vALUABLE P8oTER01 !,
1 "A TRACT OF LAND, )

OBTAINING 1000 acres, more or less,
~ called and knownby the name OF Butfa a
loe Marsh, lying within - miles OF Wlnehes.
ter, in the county of Frederick, in the state OF
Virginia On about 900 acres OF this tract
there are several very well improved farms
tenanted for life or lives, the balance free OF
all incuubrance, including an excellent mer-
chant mill built with stone, the whole yielding
an annual rent of about 500 dollars. Much
of this tract i. very fertile, well watered, and
all abundance of tiraber. 1t is generally roll
ing, but part of it is billy and stoney, asleily
of line stone. It will be laid off to suit pur-
chasers.
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Iofeph II. MandcyiIla

~
C1ffS Jar sac >11e J9Aoz"ng articles, By
7vholesa|e or retaiI
5000 bush. Lisbon ana liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green Coiise, in barrels ana bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, OF excellent qua
MY IN CASKS
1000 New hhgiaIid DO. Go.
2oo DOS. OF fieFini&s, ohad and MaekaTel
50 tons fisister Paris
~ pa'es PRIME oPiahd Georgia Cotton
10 hhds. Jamaica, Antigua anl Dema-
rara Kun
4 pipes French and ditto Brandy
, n"u'' 40 a'oo'"oo 'u ~, =.
50 nbi:' CO. do'diiarsnt qualities
hEcs. SopPeras
Gunpowdel,
Imperial,
Tyson, TEAS
Young Hys0n'
and
MADEIRA,
Lisbon, WINES
Ciarst, and
Nat"ioi'ia
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N O T IcE.

THAT the annual meeting &C 4,
holders inthe little River frrn,;. 80 ''ock-
ny, will be held on Tie first Mondsv n ~
ceniber next, at the City Hotel n ~ ~ De
drla; at whleh time asd place an eies%
will take place for President, four l nc:
tors, and Treasurer. A sta,ena No., b,Fer-
company's funds together with rono.. VI tpe
proceedings expenditures ard nr ,v. q INC
the work viii be laid before the meet, ,s's OF
PROPOSE ION for equallizing the ipters., s, 3
old and new Stockholders, viii he y, ,, y Inc
and decided upon. '"NSa Up
Jonah Thompson,
October /. stor.,..,. y.
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e. Csoscs Iaayasa5 Tea.

THE subscriber has Just received a'suppiy
Of nacomn,o1 s ood IMPERIAL IhA--such
as he can ra .emmend TO his customers.
Thomas Patten.
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LATELY RECEIVED,

An assortment Of Playing Cards & sl,,..
English and German AImonacs. ior,Lo avs
1910, and general assortment Of Star sat
Books and stationary. '''
November IA.
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a FORM OF CERTIFICATE.

This is 70 certify, that IS entitled to- TIE
7ishf Of ,na&I,;g. euseing md vending Of
Yarweod's Potent Hashiss Machine, FIR 70hicA
Ihave received doilGrs being the eoe7 Ct
The same.
III Persons are cautioned against n7akSng,use-
ing or vendtng me abopc machine zl9fho1t csr-
tfeotc from my assigns 7ui'ha7a nay 1Infsts,
as T shall prosecute saen, as tie laz0 directs.
WIZ. c. NEWTON.
Isrish 70 inform my friends end customers,
that Z have a quantity Of The above Machines
ao7y making, zvAich ere to Be delivered 70 NE on
tlcsaaad, made or of the 6sst SeasoRea Plank q
pellaainfed Orders xiii be 1fnactaaHy attend
cd to4 By leaUing or sending them 10 ne, IN
Primo sfrces, dlerandrta, opposite Or. Rhodes
Tavern.
Vim. @. Newton.
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Black River Lottery,
NO, 9.
Stare of The wheel at the close Of Hie clcVenth
6ou'S dr0lunr

Cain of the wheelS 1850.
First drawn ticket on Monday next, which
WILDE the 18th day of drawing is entitled TO
$4,000.
Warranted undrawn tickets or cash given
for prizes as soon as drawn. Present price
of Tickets 80 so.
For Saleby
ROBERT GRAY.
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r. c. SKINNER,
SIJPGEO.N DEA TIST, sc.

SURGEON DENTIST, sc.
II RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
n Alexandria and its vicinity, that HIS
concerns at Washington requiring bis con-
tinuance at or near that city until the next
session of Congress, proposes to attend to
his professional business In this town until
the Goth of May. The superior manner in
which he inserts Teeth in the human head,
their perfect natural appearance, and the ease
his operations are invariably performed IN,
are objects worthy the attention otthose per
sons who have been so unfortunate as to lose
their front teeth. 10 those persons whose
teeth are partially decayed, or are covered
with the sceptic acid, or tartar, he Will only
observe that immediate relief may be obtain
ed, and their teeth preserved, free from
pain during life. HIS regular apprentice
ship, long practice, and superior recon-
dations, (it is presumed) will entitle him to
the confidence of those that require his as
sistasce.
DR.. SKINNER may be consulted any hour
at Mr.. jllll6urn's, sign of the Golden Ball,
Union-street.
Nav g..
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To RENT,
The Wathington Tavern, an AIex
and7aG.

r WISH TO RENT for term OF years,
4 the above mentioned AVEKN, WIN the
out-houses thereunto belonging. 1t IS stu
ated on King-street, the most central ana
nnblic part of Alexandria. The buildings
are commodious and good, and the stand ex-
cclled by none in the place. further de-
sc,intion Of this property is deemed unneces-
sarv. a, it is very generally known having
been occupied as public house tor upwards
of twelve years.
Possession may be had the 18Th July next
John Dundas.
dot co
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april IS
CATAIOCUE OF PLAYS,
FOR SALE BY
FOR SALE 3 Y
r DEER G r II 7.

r y b Il x II 1.
uzHE ROBBERS, Forty Thieves, Jew OF
} Mogadore, Heir at Law, Robin Hood
Love Laughs at Locksmiths, Of Age To-mor-
row. Fortress of Sorrento, Chrononhotontho-
loqos, Indian Princess, Critic, Fox Chase
Blue Beard, Lock and Key, Darsy's Return
What a Blunder, Wanderer, Stranger bllnd
Bow, Deserer Jew, Point of Honor, Mer-
maid, School for Scandal, Trust, Castle Spec
ire, Town and Country, Voice of Nature, lie
Would W. if He Could, Tears and Smiles, Adrian
and Orilla, Farm House, Who's the Dupee,
Trip to Scarborough, Whistle tor It, fo 1s1l
Froiic, Begone Dull Care, Adeigitha' World
How to grow Rich, Man OF Forutude.
.lLS0,
The Military Mentor, being a series OF
letters recently written from general ohlcer
70 his SOM vols. boards price 81.
Crabbe's Poems, highly spoken OF by the
British Reviews as work ofthe hrst merit
price, bound, 81:
March 2e.