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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-26
FOR SALE.

The time Of Il healthy actirs negro
|iirl, soho has tzCelue .usars 70 se,re.
and as no1o siateen--stpFH to tho
Edisor.-H
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-26
JOHN BOwn an,

No. 3, North \vIrarves, Philadelphia.
N. B. All baggage to tie in the charge and a,
the risk of the owners baggage will alss be
taken from, or put on bo,ard Of the New York
Steam Boats alongside. frtae Of expence.
Aug, 15-tf
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-26
OFFICE.

The Trustees of the Poor of New
Castle County, are requested to meet at
the Poor house, on Thursday the first
day of October next, at len O'Clock. / hose
who have accounts, &c, may present
them for settlement.
John Sutton, Sec'y.
Sept. l2.-5t. ;.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-26
Conditions Of this Paper.

TB1 DEL AWARE GAZETTE IS Pun
Kfsnkp TWICE WEEK, AL FIVE DOLLARS
~ rzAa, PAYABLE six MONTHS IN ADVANCE
ADVERTISEMENTS WILLIE INSERTED
rARRE TIMES, AT ONE DOLLAR A SQUARE
AND TWENTY FIVE CENTS FOR EVERY sue.
cxEDINo INSERTION. PAYMENT TO BE
nnNrs ARR LEFT AT THE OFFICE FOR pm
AlcArIoN.
/" No PAPER DTscoNTTNUED UN7ih
AL ARREARAeEs ARE PAID.
The following gentlemeu
are authorised to receive sub
scriptions and Nancy for the
DELAWARE GAZETTE:
Mere Castle George Pierce, Esq.
Douer-.j1lr. John 'Eun'ore.
Smyrna-4Hr. i'enJaalin Cconbc.
George 107ca; Dci.--Nr. James an
dereOn.
Cant1cell's Bridge--Wr. Ddrid WI,
son. Jun.
.1.iii,tfi,,,'--.Slr. Peter Robinson.
Leues 1'ou.n-sHr. George Ro1ccrs
Luurel-Mr. Ephraim Collins.
.Middlcto7cn Philip Reading
Elston, .Nd.-Tobias Rnantph. Es'
Other appointments will speetli'..
be made.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-26
EINapInIaLR.

All persons who are iEeehted 10 The
Estate OF William Erskipe, late OF this
Borough, Btssksnitii, decegsed, il itaey 20
note or book account, are earnestly re-
quested to discharge the same without
delay; and those having claims are also
requested to present the same duly az
thenticated for settlement.
John Fleming,
acting Executor
Wilmington, Aug. 8.--2m ],
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-26
otice.

The employment of an Agent Or AT
torpey is not necessary i'll amy claim q.
palnst the government. II is mast gen.
orally attended with eIhemce, and some.
times with actual lass.
Iaims will be- promptly settled, wher
the accounts, and vouchers with which
they are connected, are transmilted tc
the proper Office.
Money will be transmitted, whenever
: receipt for the sum due, or where the
amount is not asce,tained, receipt n
blank, shall be orwarded to the 'Treasu
ny Department.
Military patents, and certificates o.
military pensions, will be transmitted II
Hike manner, wh,.never the necessar,
vouchers are forwarded TO the prope1
ethce.
John Quincy 4 adams.
VIM. II. Crawford.
]. &. Calhoun.
Il. w. Crowninshicld.
Washington City, May 81, 1873.
.lxne Alawsm
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-26
James Han. :tnn
near Wilminlrtn

y. B. All persons are i,.rhld havb
said boy Al their peril, # taken out
the state, ] win give ten.
Sept. i9-3t.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-26
Joshua burrows s.
Wilmington, Del. Feb. 2s--tf


And now, to vii this 25th day Of Ju
". 1918, ON mcnnn Of couplainant's so
licitar. and ON aililaYil made, Of the de.
Il nda,it rcsldng out Of ,le state, il is or.
dered b, tie chancellor, that the defen
dam, Josua Burrows, do appear in this
court, and'in this cause, IN the First aloA-
day oi March next, and file his answer
or the compliments bill ii'-c il Ills case
shall be take,, PR. confesso ;and il is Iur.
Their nfhe!ed thata copy of this order be
inserted With, 80 days from tins date
i. she Delaware G'zette and Peninsula
Advertiser. published in the bor,unh ni
Wilmington III this stme, and in tht
" Ton Tor the Country, published in til
city uf phi!adeibl,ia, and he in each o.
those papers published forlhree months
next after its ljrst publication.
The state OF Oelaware,y
Sussex county, tow|!. )
DO ser,ily that the above is a
true copy OF the record ia the
above suit.
In ties imehy whereof have
hereunto sc my hand aut
'(sEAL) affixed the seal Of the Cour'
Of Chancery, at Georgetown
the 2ath day of July, Annt
Domini 1919.
JEIIU STOCKLEY,
Register i'll Chancery
Aug Sim.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-26
WOOLCARDING,

THE subscribers induced by the par.
ticular and reiterated request OF their
friends, offer to card Wool upon reaso"-
able terms, and in the most Workman
like manner.
W Young, Son 3 Co.
Del. Wooden Mandatory,
Aug 7th, lsls-sm
N. B. Wool taken at fair price In
exchange for goods Of their manufactur'
ling.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-26
) Dollars sseWard.

Runaway from the subscriber on he
night OF the l4th inst. an apprentice to
.1{g ;sll LJ.tjai'u HuSI ('As3.
named Thomas Read, about feet7 or
inches high, II years of age; had on
when he went away Superfne Blue
Cloth Coatee. white vest with red
stripes; and pair of Nankeen pantalets
and black ha!--took with him two pair
|of triped 'rnwstrs. Who ever ,sle.
up said boy and secures him SO that can
|get him again. shall rectiyr r. ai.oy
reward and all reasonable charges pal
lbY
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-26
Samuel B,l'is.

Wilmington, Ans 22--tm
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-26

Wilmington, Aug. 8.-2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-27

interrupted Mr. Maclane, 10 remind him
that tie inquiries CT the senate had nothing
10 do with the proceedings in that'house.J
Mr.. Maclane said that he was averse to the
house proceeding in the business on uncer-
tain floating rumours, and therefore moved
thai the resolution should be laid on the ia
Die. and printed. To til. course Mr.. spen-
Ger said he had no objection but was de-
sruus that the resolution should be again
taken tn at as early day as possible
The resolution was therefore ordered to lie
upon The table, and TO be printed.
On motion Of Nr. Slsbee il was resolved,
that the committee OF ways and means ne
Instructed 10 inquire into the exrediency
o. allowing, in cases expectation OF goods
Untitled to debenturc, the same time TWEEN
" days. for completing the export entry
and oath, as allowed by the act OF the 2vin
of April Last, for executing export bonds, IN
lieu Of the ten days within which it Is now
required that the said oath and entry shall
be completed.
A bill allowing the sale OF lots on the
north side OF Pennsylvania Avenue, Wash
ingtcn, was opposed IN committee o! the
Whole by Gen. Smith, as an infringement
on lie original plan OF the city, fer the pur-
pose OF interested speculation. The com
mittee reported progress and cot leave to
sit again.
On motion Of Air. Whitman, it YVES resell
we'd, that tie committee on pensions, and
revolutionary claims, be instructed forth
with to prepare a bill granting to the in
divduals in whose favor bill for thaipur-
pose passed that house in last session, and
al the rates and from the periods prescribed
10y sail bill.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-27

station, appeared 20 conduct tie conhd,n-
tial affairs of the British cabinet with lie
government of BuenoS Ayres.
What effects the victory OF MaIVu will
produce abroad, it would be hazardous in
me to conjecture. Whether like the cap
ture OF Burgoyne, it will procure Tor lie
United Provinces foreign alliances, can
not pretend to say.
From source which is entitled 10 credit,
| was informed Ina, the raising and en-
barkation of Osoriu's army in Peru w, not
accomplished without serious diaculueS.
Alternate force and persuasion were used
TO collect them, and nothing but the name,
character, and promises Of their general,
could have induced them 10 go on ooard vi
the vessels prepared for the purpose, al
the port OF Caliao. Some 0E them were
actually in state OF muliny, notwitLSiand-
ing they wsre told they would be received
with open arms by their brethren IN Chi
Ii.
The forces finally embarked, agreeabIy
to an account furnished by gentleman ol
undoubtcd veracity on the spot, consisted 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-27
ON SOUTH-AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
From the National iHtslligencer.

From the National lnteiHgencer.
DOCUMENTS
Referred to in the Presidents Message at
the commencement OF the second session
OF the fifteenth Congress.
.Nr. ROdaey 10 me Secretary Of State.
CONTINUED.
Gen. Artigas (who bears the character OF
chief Of the Orientals, as has been already
stated, and has also assumed that OF the
Protector of the Entire Rios and Santa Fee
was originally in the royal service, cap
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-27
81 go - @ -
CHARITY SFRvOg.

tTAt the request OF The 81. .lairr. ,
eoc'efg. charity sermon may be cNpea'.s
next Lords Day. in the morning. ~ ~
sence OF their chaplain, by the Rev. f.i'A
Harrison. Punctual attendance IS eAFrs'
ed OF the members Of the society aui q
the collection VIII he distributed amor tie
poor in general. others who may be INCL
ned 10 contribute. will also be expected :.
attend. BY order OF The President
ROBERT JAMESON,
Nov. &c. Seclc''..'.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-27
-AvnrnER ODD FISH.

ANOIbGh tDD rom
The Connecticut Gazette, contains de-
scripiion Of fish found dead, upon the
shore south Of Fishers Island TWAS dis
covered by two fishermen, who brought the
tail 10 New London, and who were imme-
diately despatched to bring the head and
skin, but on their arrival at the spot, the
crows had destroyed the body, which they
had previously opened, and represent the
intestines 10 consist of single canal: the
BODY being devoured, is assigned as the rea-
son for not bringing the head, which is what
they were sent for. II is a pity that the
crows should have been so ravcnous. as
some folks might have obtained very vaIua-
bic hints on internal navigation, from the
single canal intcstines of this curious fish
According TO the description given by the
fishermen, the fish was So feet long, and
there can be no doubt that it was the sea
serpent, which is very ingenious|y killed
and devourei by the crows. The story Of
the sea serpent is very happily terminated:
it could not have made better exit, than
in company with that Of the three black
cro5cs. LFrunkiiE Ga:et'e.
AT the late session of the District Court Of
the United States, in this town, It was de-
creed, that a quantity Of cochinesl anija
lap landed at this rori in March, 1917, from
the brig Independence del Sud, captain
Chay,or, under the Independent flag OF Bue-
nos Ayres, which articles had been duly H.
be!Ied by the Spanish Consul here on be-
half of the original owners, should be sold,
and the proceeds held subject to the future
order otthe Court. Norfolk Herald.
Extract Of letter from Amsterdam, dated
93d Sept. 1878, 10 respectable com-
mercial house in Baltimore.
eve had this pleasure on 18th uIt and
since have not been favored with any @!
your respectable letters. The present
serves chiefly 10 continue our advices, which
we hope may be found acceptable. Rice
has s!ackened since cur last, and prices re-
Min nominal 95 cog.
"Tobaccos are much in demand: our
stock is about I30 hhds. Maryland 1900
Kentucky, 22Odo. Virginia, $50 do. Geor-
gia and Carolina, 400 patacks Narjnas;
abou; 80 hhCs. fine fat Richmon! tobacco
sold this week at llls. We think howcv-
er these prices too high 10 offer any safe re-
! lance.
Our stock OF coltons is about 100 bags
SnrriEam; 10 do. Louisiana; so do. Up
land; 1900 do. Smyrna 1906 Bengal, and
should the price OF your cottons be more
moderate there would be prospect OF a
very active trade in them.
About Coco chests tea sold lately,
viz. Souchong 81 a 4Os. Hyson Skin so a
Sis. Hyson IS Csc. Imperial Go a Coo.
some Sanglo 32s. and Tunkay 33s.
Our stock Of hides is small. and the
Bucnos Ayres Is in good and steady de-
mand at advancing prices. Gin is lower"
federal Republican.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-27
0By Divine Permission

Elder John l.. Dagge will preach m To-
Baptis: Westinghouse this evening. Ell
vice 10 commence al ! past c'cIock, o
November 81
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-15
HARD WARE.
JOHN GODDARD,

No. Usioa Row Mildis shsa
LAS inlf received, bis fall Stock comprising l
4 ! complete sfortment, which il offered 60 ID
vantageons terms.
Kenricks patent Fanch Coffee Mills Plauh'
ed Tin Coffee Pots Whips; Knives and Fork I
Pen and Pockei Knives; bulcher sud hOs
HALVES frifors; Ra2ors Chffels; stesl' Spec
tacles; Brsfs plated, Japanned and lron CAsDli'
sTIcxs and LAMPS Hand, Back and WEB sAE'i
Fiies Pane Irons Compaaes iock, CABIN d'o,
mortice, pad. chef and trunk LocKs Hinges ~
kinds Buttons Tea Trays Brsis Cock aaa
Cabinet Trimmings; Bras Nails !; SAnDLni
adorment Cut Taeks snd Brajsi Clom Nai'
Tenter Hooks, tcc. E'c.
ALS0-Cut and wrought Nails; Spikes; W
per and brais WARNING Pans; Brals AsIaa'
Sad Irons Engifh and American SHevILsi Su''1 y
Iron /; Iron Wire Anyis; Vices bell Can Il
Hoop Ll bIistered STEEL Fry Pans C-a
Copper and Sheet iron Tea Katia BFuins''0S
-LIKIwBg-
10 Ions, assorted Iron HOE
Low WARE.
Nov. ~. ~.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-15
MILLER'S >,r
Celebrated ITCH OINTMLN !,

thpP III.
rs offered to the public as beng one y + -
siest and safest cures for this dlsoras,TNp TNp
exper Ience has proved The efficacy o. 'n.s Ii
ment. 1t is perfectly safe 10 lts oqeIsas@b s,bo.l
may be applied to the smallest inls" notas.
danger. The scent is sgreesbls-i 80 : u an
cessary for The patient to lake Dtlns.s n.s'1snI
common in other ointment. THIS Ola.~' I'D
pu' W in tin boxes, convenient 70 a.. m;'h 1r
each genuine box will be sceomPsnlsus : Isgs
reciions if genuine, and will be slgasgt i hsSia
MILLER. The above Ointment may ia s..
small or large quantities OF DEL mir1f eiaa of s.
George Dsctor Cwas Holbfook' ~ n, San.
Luke'. Hesd No Sc, Hsnoyer street, .. II posa
sei Horton. .fy. No 4. Newbu,,y s'fs1. 1..'y Bass
of 4Nr. Benjamin Batmaa, Portlsno A'f = sruas.
son, Marlborough M,. Jude me- 'ass,S ! NJ
wick Halsey Heaiey, George Me 1e''S.,~ D., Css.
than Fates, Thomastown, and 01ses l'',5Jss S5sJJsssl
dea Rec 81 Ceer. Friendship Gs"6' =
ST. George. II .lso byths
k1r The above Ointment is sold y ~ Tr..5si,
principal Apothecaries, Booksellers an no,ias:s
II Massachusetts aid in he British P''na na
February, 40,
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-15
District ofMossachusetss, to uit !;
BEIT REMEMBERED, that on the TWEEN
DIsTRIcT CLERKS OFFICE

bE IL tlldt tuS lWtu~
ty-seventh day of July A. ID. eighteen hundred and
eighteen, in the forty third year of the Indepens
dence of the United States of America, ISAIAH
THOMAS, Jr Of the said District has deposited
in this Office the title of Book, the right whereof
he claims as Proprietor, in the words following, to
wit:
8 New improved edition, carefully corrected,
The only Sure Guide 10 the English Tongue; or
Perry's Neao PronOuncing Spelling BOok.-Revis-
ed, corrected and conformed to his late Synony-
nous, chronological and Pronouucing English
Dictionary, published in England, under his own
immediate inspection. To which is added, Col-
lection of Moral Lessons and Fables, for the in-
struction of Youth. Wi b an Appendix, contain
ing complete List of those words in the English
Language, which, though written differently, have
similarity of sounds. With many other valuable
articles calculated to make Youth early acquainted
with the English Language THoMAs's First
Edition.n
In conformity to the Act of Congress ofthe u
nited States, entitled an act for the encourage
ment sf learning, by securing the copies of Maps,
Charts and Books, to the authors and proprietors
of such copies during the times therein mentioned;n
and also to an Act, entitled An Act supplement
tarv to an Act, entitled an Act for the encourage
ment of Learning, by securing the Copies of Maps,
Charts and Bookss to the Authors and Proprletofs
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-15
Crockery and Glass Ware Store.
Rogers & Iebbets.

Importers Of Earthern and Glass WARE,
OFFER AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
At No. 6, Merchants Roc, Portland,
a N 2aortment Of thofe articles, on IS good
4 = terms as can be purchaled in Bottom or elfe
where. Purchalers are respectfully invited TO
call and examine the quality and prices in which
it is prsfumed, that inducements will be found to
leave their orders
The ftricteli attention will be paid to repacking
and 10 every article being put up in the belt con
dition. 9w Oct "a
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-15
ON HONOR.

ON HONOR.
HONOR's sought by human kind.
And reigns triumphant in the mind
But, ah how many lose the prize,
Because true honor they despise
They seek for honor, deep imbru'd
In widows tears, or human blood.
Forget that varlike honor must
tsEat in their bloody sword like rust"
Such honor meier shall gain applause
BY Gods divine and righteous laws;
Where girtue, that celestial maid,
To honor lends her cheerful aid,
There brightest honor may be gain'd
And lasting glory be obtain'd.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-15

Incredible u. Cunningham i
advertises for sale . the best trsr. = New-Yok
IN the world;'' and states. ii ara paasn soap 4
virtues, that even lady's mouth : rating Il
er, by being washed with Cunpinsb.1',a l. 1'aas sas,
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-15
NEW GOODST
WILLIAM NI'LELLAN
i S now opening for faie frefh fu ply Of
SedsOnabte Goods
AMONG WHICH Apr

AMoHS WHICH ARR
Broad Cloths LAfhmees satine,.- F...,
Baizes- figured Salisbury Fannel.-ca@rs sIrs''-
Shawls Of al colors-6gured do.-Mer;0n .'-Aeie y
BONITA els- -Wildbores--T ar,aa Plaid NJ w
-Duroys-Brltiih Co,ons-Iadia A. Ds'la
brown and greco Tabby vets--red A.. .%s y,
green ik do Six We vet Velsing-sa,;o = 'ae
differens colours gentlemen's beaver clovs'- !.
dies brown yellow AID black do -
Shaw of various coours-printea do CO.
* figured Vevet Bindings--I'allan sewing s'I :
all co ours Green Canton Crape--I,a4so j
quaify and shoe Bindirg-Worlte BaIl,-bI,..
and white Down Tsimmings whire brOwo -
low aud fPetted Fur DO. Cords aud T,a.i.
HaSbands with DO Chinele Cord. and A..
of all colours Ladies Iadiisendbe on
Purie do = Freach Haircombs- Tortui.s fb,IFs.
-Paffe do.--cammon Snsps-ba barrel 20. ~,
Buttons-Smai Scifou-Pen ard Def K.;...
very nice-chain Bu,tons-6o With (e. D,m,rI,
--FIfes-- syioaets, tCc &c too numerou, i y,
tsCuiarize, cHEAP FOR CASH ONLY.
Nov 8. Of
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-15
EDW ARD HOWE,
NO. 8 MERCHANTS ROW
Fall and Winter GOodS

A GENERAL af ,rtment of ENGLISH PIEnR
: GOODS. at the above tore for sac chsp
for. Cath AMONG wHIcH ARr-
Superfine black and blue BIO DCLOTHS AL
1IMERES
Kerseys Bombazrtts- Bombsznes
Felife Fanneis and Cloths Calcoes
Cam0rick, aud MusIins- Brifiih Go,ious
Lambs Wooi Hofe and half Hcle -ROls Blankgs
Silk Hhdkfs Cotton Do. Sewing silks sc, as
ALSO
American Cottons "A and 3.4,
bleachd aAd unbeac d and IRISH LINENS, II
and A # Dec
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-15
RIFF

,, $
non and
||ONDAI
al theaue
/ iT'irnoth
md, at /
II 10 Eqoi
TUKEY
Real EST
'tland, on
said stree
eet and a
of Fede
Ey one deg
treet {; tb
a rods q
oyd's lot,
e degree
bounds Ii
her lot a,
of the abo
lased Of .Js
ey, will az
4 real estat
Ire the pa
dollars ahp
) Cd, 1871
78, page
pear.
.GERRI
0E taff
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-15
TO LET,

TO LET,
HALF A BRICK HOUSE, Gtuste on Federal
Street with haifa large Barn. il wanted. All.
70, ima ihsp in King Street
Fov esls "A Hou!e on Federal Street--enquire O.
Sept IA, 1873. tf. OLIVER EVERETT.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-15

tea spu ~~Su 1pvA s~&4--A
tra'rix on the eliate of ISAAC SAWYER late of
Weabrook in the county of Cumberland .yeo-
man dsceslsd by ivipg bond as The lsw dire6s
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-15

Sytuest
reby eiveI
IN sYLV
ny of Cur
heTs conc
ecusor hs
of tbe Co
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and tenau
hat the e
amgned
obaie Co,
e in Portia,
le foreno
eat and nIs
me hCSl d
as the lat
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mber IN /
and eightes
SAM
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-15
MOTTO
RS ia the \
. Company
eeflnQ for ii

ectah6 Loh th- --tSsse~ --ane St-
uing year will be he'd at the,r
street. on Tuesday he 5th day
2 o clock ? NJ Aifo. 10 act
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-15

prayer thereof ffould not be erao'ed.
Atteff NJ. COFFIN, Clerk.
Copy-Atieil, Nat. COFFIN, Clerk.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-15

WIN 'n's ofdsr thereon in The eRTIaNo O
- tts 'hFes weeks fuccefivey before The ft,irp
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-15


9th Edition of the UNDERSTANDING
READER, or knowledge before Oratosy being
a selection of lessons suited to the understand
ing and capacities of youth, and designed 70. their
Improvement being method wholly different
from any thing of the kind ever before published.
IL The increasing demand for the above work
during the last two years. is a sufficient pledge of
the merits of the work. Those Pteceptors and
Teachers of Youth who have not yet become ac-
quainted with the work, are invited to examine it
for themselves. Copies will be furnished gratis for
that purpose, and also Of MUray'8 Grammar
Also
Just published as above, Thomas's 5th Edi-
tion of MURRAY'S ABRIDGMENT OF ENG
LISH GRAM MAR, with an APPENDIX contain
ing an exemplifcation of the parts of speech and
exercises in Syntax designed for the use OF the
younger class of learners---corrected and enlarged
with notes and neW system Of punctuation togeth-
er with valuable examples IN tranSpoSing the parts
Of sentences. and Ia carrying the form Of expressing
sentiment, which will be found very useful and
not attached to any other grammar.
OP The editor, in presenting his Fifth Edition
of Murrayss celebrated ABRIDGMENT of Eng
LIsH GRAMMAR, deems it unnecessary to add any
further remarks proofs the merits o! the work
the public have now become fully acquainted
with it-and the increasing demand that he daily
experiences fer his particular edition. proves that
it has some claims over all other editions and he
is happy to add that instead of tsco thousand CO.
pies" to edition, he finds " ten housandn quite
insufficient The third and fourth editions received
many additional pages and improvements from the
pen of the author himself and he has pronounced
the work complete; therefore no addition has or
will hereafter be made. This edition will hereaf-
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edition. CIV. Decs
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To fix the bridal day
Why in such haste, dear Giles, 10 wed
shall not change my mind, she said
But then, says he, MAY.
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Third Edition of Welsh's
American Arithmetic.
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BY ISAIAH THOMAS,
TTyHEs THIRD EDITION OF WELsH's A
L MEXICAN ARITHMETIC, adapted to
the currency of the United States to which is add
ed concise treatise on the Mensuratiox of Planes
and Sods--and also short system or book keep
ing by single entry, designed for the use Of far
mers, retailers and Mechanicks--price S. per doz.
So cents single.