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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23

While Mr. DAM is enjoying his onHm
cam diynifafe, o. digoi6ed retirement,
Al Quincy, Mr.. JErFERsos is President Of
the board Of Commissioners for fixing on
ste for an Uoiversi,y 10 Virginia, and Nj
MADI,ou a, the head Of an Agricultural So
ciey. Whs, q soblime spectacle is here
presented to the world Three Of our CHI.
aeus surcesaiyely elevated to the highest
station IN our county and the most honors.
BILE on sarth, by the safirages oI their eoun
'ymsn, voluntarily (wo of them OF leas,)
descending f'or their elevation, miagling
with the mass Of the People, and ewpi ying
heir time sid talents for the public good
Yet who can doubt that these men enjoy
oore peace OF mind and more real hsppi-
meas, than ALsxASpxa afier all HE CON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
Revolutionary Pensions.

The PensIons to Revolutionary Officers
and Soldiers in this S'a'e, (uoder the late
Act oi ConErsss) were paid at the Branch
Benk OF the Y. s. in Providence, during the
last week.--The Certificates for Pensions in
this S,ate,. which have been already granted
at the Pension Office, are 50 in number.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
Napai Dehot and Eoyt,6cat,ou,


The New Yo'k Daily Advertiser of Mon.
day last, sgys.--" Tha, Generals Swift and
Bernard and Col. Nc'Rea, oS the Board of
Forti6cations, appointed by the President for
reporting plan of external defence, are now
examining that port and ha'bor, with view
to that great object.-And that in coniunc.
uon with them, Captains Warrington and
Elliot, Of the Navy, are also taking the SOM.
dings, for the purpose Of ,epoo,ing upon he
great question Of a Naval D.pot for the Uni
ted States"
In addition to the above, we learn. that a.
soon as The Com nissioHets have finished heir
Survey at New York, they will p, ocesd TO
this port, fo' the purpose OF com pletipg the
Survey OF our important Hatbor AID bay,
with view TO its being selected as a place
OF Naval Depot The location of the Naval
Depoi in our vicinity will be of the his hc,l
importance to this tOwn.-io.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23

Bonsparte ssys, if he dies from bad treat.
ment, he "bequeaths fhe ahhro6rinm Of bis
death 10 the Reiening House Of England"
For this bequest they Will not thank him as
they have already more Of the article he
leaves them than they know wha. 10 do with
i6.d.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or NEIEPOhT.

rum OF " a fCn<.
ENTERED,
slocp Halcyon. Bliss, New-York; chip Fisher,
Ames, Taylor, 81. Salvador
CLEARED,
Sioop Rapid. Walden, New York do. u Jones,
Cshoone, do. do. George h Mary, Walden, 10
do. Ncstports Dean, Iichpond.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23

quests. cEAsAR at 'he summit Of hi. ambition,
OF BosArAsIs In the pleni,sde of his power !?
Trenton American.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23

Pee-President c/ 1he Uuifed States.
W. learn, thar his Exceilency DANIEL D.
TuMPKIss, Vice President Of The Un,ied
States, Is expected in this town 10 the cour 50
oi this week, on visit to this Island.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04
POETRY.


frsssfhs EnpSrau.
IIKE the Genius Of Freedom art ,kou, o Columbia,
Uncon4nered IN spirit --untrsmmeil'd in form
Alike unto the " retirement Or danger
The truce the combat--the breeze or the storm |!
The thundsrs Of balte--the tempest Of ocean
But wake thee 10 glory, that streams from AFFAIR."
Though clouds, hover Der thse-with rsPturod
emotion
We see them di'pers'd By the bright beaning stsr
With the seowi OF msligni,y EuroPe's child despots
0ehcld the grand impulse Of Freedom prevail,
And hop'd chat their standard would wave e'es thy
summit.
And their hire ngs rspose on the bloom Of thy wales
But hsrk the loud PEI ais Of Divine Indignation =
Accurs be your efforts their will to ensisve,
s'ror ts re Of 0nnpotence Blasts their oppressors
|Aad has arm is stretchd DER them to shield and to
saye!"
Ne biest a. peoP!e--be great - . nstion--
And cloth'd in The splendour Of deAthlcss rsnovss
pure justice ana mercy shall pour consolation,
Aud wisdom end vaor encrce their throne,
xmpotent and vain be the arts Of the traitor,
Ysur glory to suliy --your worth 10 abuse
For your empirethe bane Of the sons of corruption,
= Shall last till eternity rocks on it base y
STRANGER
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04

71e Msskes sfa Mya'--Auccgs, the
prisoners brought up by the watch, 10 the
Police Office, a few mornings ago, was
young man, accused Of an assault snd bsttcry
on nearly ell the inhabitants OF house, incla-
ding his own wife. He opened most earn
est and clsmorous defence, by assuring the
Justice the whole affair was mistake. 81
married her, piase your honor, altogether in
. mistsks. only seen her for the Frat time,
in oil my life, aboo, Two hours before mar
ried her, 90, to be ssre, you see that was
mistake. Then found out that she had
chsid BY another man, was eot that pri'y
mistake Of here! And, bekase would not
sgfss 10 1t, they al fell upon mc, bul soon
made thsm to know that they we're mistaken
altogether, and now they wont TO &c, ne into
BsidewsiI, bur hope your honor won't be af-
ter making ssch mistake as thar, for it would
bvtncr me 20 get over ~, 'hat would be the
worst mistsks OF sI' God
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gy tde President Of The H Sfates.

WHEREAS, by sa act ss Congress, passed on
" the 18th Of February, 1918 entitled an act
making provision for the establishment Of addition,
81 Lard Offices 10 the Territory Of Missouri" the
rect the public lands which have been surveyed in
said territory, to be offered for sale
Therefore, 1. JAMES M"sRos, President Of the
United states do hereby declare and make known.
that public lies for the disposal agreeable to iaw)
OF crrtain lands in the territory of Missouri shall
be held as follows. viz Al st Louis. in the said
territory, on the frst Monday in August, October.
December, February and April next, and three
weeks after each of the said days, fo The sale Of
lands in the land district Of ST Louis Thirty town.
ships shall be offered al each sale commencing with
the most eastern ranges west Of the fifth principal
meridian line. and proceeding westerly
At the Seat Of Jussice for Ho~ard County, in the
said Territory, on the FIRST Monday in -eptember
and November next, and three weeks after each of
said days for the sale Of lands in the land district
of Hsward County Thirty townships shall be or
fered at each sale. he first to be in square ,oru,
and to include the seat Of justice of the said
~ nearly IN the centre AZ the situation OF ths
surveys will admit, and The second Immediately east
OF the first. and in the, same form excepting from
sale in each district, the lands which have been
may be reserved by law for other purposes,
Given under my hand. at the city Of Washington,
the thirteth day Of April, one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen. JAMES MONRoH.
BY the Presdent. JOSIAH MEIGS
Commissions of the Cenersl Land Office.
GJ Printers of Newspapers who authorized
to publish tire Laws Of the Unted States, viii insert
the above once week till April and send their
bills to the General Land Office for payment.
or A map Of the above Lands may be had (pre.
vious TO the sales) at the General Land Office, and
at the land Offices in the Missouri Territory The
Map is now engraving for JOHN GARDINER.
I'M 131 Chief Clerk, General Land Office
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Underwood s Stevens,


HOUSE, SHIP Axs SIGN PAINTERS,
No. lie, THAMEs-SrREBr,
INFORM the public and their friends. that they
have just received and offer for sale. complete
assortment Of
Paints, Oil, Wmdosv- Glass, sc.
~ low a. can be purchased in the statc--amoug
which are the following. together with great nun
bcr Of other articles a.
London White Lead, butch Pink,
do Red Lead, Rose Pink,
Black Lead, Smait.
Spanish white, White vitriols
Psris White. Gold Leaf.
Spanish Browns Gum Shellack,
Purple Brown Linseed Dill boiled or
Venetian Red, unboiled
French Yellow, Spirits Of Turpentne
English Yellow. Black varnish,
Chrome yellow, Bright varnishs
Patest Yellow, Copai vsrnisb,
Sss.s' Ss5s'sF''s' Fsia'. Fss;.; and s-.....
L;,harEe, Whitevash)
PrussiA an Hue.
or ~ sending the dimensions Of vessel. hosse
OF room, ,h-u f-,ends can be supplied with suff
cien, quantity o. tsint and Oil fer ths sane-
Newport. AsrsI 9, isis, uD
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MEDICAL.

For tho Information OF nose IA ted with
Couvuision Fits the following remedy may be
relied on as a certain add never iai.ing cure
for them "a pair Of s,ec! bracelets worn
constantly round the wrists ssxt 20 and touch.
ing the skin, in fact by an oxpsri nient made
il has been proved that even when worn Gov
cred with Morrucco leather except small
space Of the steel left 20 40 TO touch the skin
il 'hsd tho desired eRsct. Or should stcel
bracelets be thought either too expensive or
troablesoDe rine made Of common iron Of
good substance worn on the irger next to
the little finger on the left maud has been
found by experience equally efficacious. No
metal or coIspositoo OF metal sxcept that of
iron or s,ce must be used in the formation
of the bracelets or ring on any sccoun,--
Should the fits which some times has been
the case, reto,n once twice or thrice sftcr inc
wearing commences, the wesrer must PEI Sc.
we're in wearing then and not be discouraged
by such sifcumstances as IL may be reiled on
from diEsFont experiments msde thar ;hey
will not return moro than three times ater
the wearing may be begun
I, is possible that the same nay answer
for the cure OF 6s of different description
at least the experiment my be well worth
toe making This communication being
made whoiy from a view and wisa To relieve
the unfortunate from The I'LL Euon OF convul.
sion e !, is hoped ,hst ,hc dlheten. printers
both - America and Europe will g,se II as
extensive a circulation as their convent
may permit.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04
From the W,ad.or Y.o nan.

The Yankee outwuses. 80 Durug the late
war when provisions wets al thGIT highest
pitch, Monsieur anu Yankee, both reslsing
IN q ,espor, swn 10 Name purchased to-
gsther, a frnsh hog, dressrd ior cooking
Sour diRcu,iy sr,sing br'veen ,her' as 80
The nanue, OF d'wd'ns Il equally, ,hr Yaukes
,nnkjng onlcit me F,enchUan, proposed
10 Gu, him across tie r'daic, end ho then
should place h,s 6nger or tap me par, or the
other, as hs pleased, and say ".Wno shall
have this 3 He then ,hoad answer, not
knowing ra'cp purt thu, leaving 1t cntifeiy
Tor chance to dacde. But Monsieur while
lns Y.nkes TUNED his oick tn decide, dsx
ierousiy eu, off INC tail aud elap2iDg il in the
mouth ii ,hs hog, exclaimed, !" Hho shalt
aave daf gof Q tail IN him ?""I," says the
Yankee ---" BY gar yos msy haze EN-, "
answered Moosleur-rne poor Ysnkee was
pesu6sd indeed, when he found himself tax.
en- 10 his owa trap; ~hilo the F'cnchman,
shsking his sides with laughter. added mote
- bis vsxation, by exclaiming, Bg gar,
s1re, DAT is trick do Ndfoieon."
Ses Serhsnt.--A Mr.. Milford, Of London,
has come out in grea, Fl, Of Jealousy, to
provo that the Americans ought not 10 have
tho honor aud the glory Of producing the first
Sea Serpent On their coast. And he sdducss
evidence 10 shew that the animals have been
ssen in the Mediterranean doscn or two at
. rine; and 80 FAMED by British influence
that ssilsrs would swim 10 among them, like
little boys among killey FISH, without any
f,N ~. Y X, Car,
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By the President of the United STATES.

By the President Of the United States.
xM HEREAs. by an act of Congress, passed on
w the third day OF March. 1915. entitled An
act to provide for the ascersning and surveying of
the boundary lines fixed by the treaty with the Creek
Indians and for other purposes" the President Of
Ihc United States is authorized TO cause the lands
acquired by the said treaty, be offered for SALE
when surveyed
Therefore, L. JANIS MoERoB, President Of the
United States. do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal (agreesby to law)
Of certain lands in the Alabama territory, shall be
held Al Csbaba in The said territory, the frst Mon
day in Janu, ,ry nexl and shall continue for three
weeks, dur',g which time will be offered for sale
Township number'd y to 10 inclusive in range
. to .6 in
1910 is in
&c to is in -
except snch lands have been reserved by lev Cor
the supper, of schools, ard Cor other purposes The
iani shall be otfer q for sale IN regular numerical
order, commencing Ci'h the lowest number OF acc.
ton. township AID range
Given under m, hand, at the City Of Washington,
the i7h day of July, one thousand eight hun
dred and eighteen.
by the President: JAMES MONROE.
J. MEIGS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Printers who authorized to publish the laws Of
the United States viii publish the above once week
iii, the first Of January next, and send their bills to
the Geuessi Laud Office for payment
August $ 1918 2iw.
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Hy nc President OF the Lmsed STATES

Nv me FieStGeM OF the Cnited Sfdtcs.
VNTLEREAs, by al act Of Congress. passed on the
w l7th of February, 1913 entitled " An act max.
lng provision for the establishment OF additional
Land Offices in the territory Of Missouri" the Pres-
dent OF the United states Is authorized 10 direct the
public lands, which have been surveyed in the said
territory, TO be offered for sale:
The, ,efore, l, JAMES MoNRos, President Of the
United States, 90 hereby declare and mske known.
that public sales for the disposal (agreeably to isw)
of certain isnds in the territory of Missouri, shah
be held in Franklin, in said territory, viz.
On the FIRST Monday in January next, for the sale OF
Townships No %6 to 50 in
.ss :'a.'.s :, and tract town in range -
Ito s. sadS ..
fraet'l township SO
4S 10 SO 81 20 70
On the first Monday in March next, for the sale Of
Townships - to SIS inclusive in ranges "a aud %
48 to SO 26 and ~
On the & 5, Mcndsy in May next. for the sale Of
Townships 81 to 81 inclusive in ranges II and ~
81 to 56 IS
So 10 s6 l< and Is
excepting the lands which have been or may be
served BY Law for the support of schools, and for
other purposes.
Zach sale shall continue as long ~ may be ncces-
sary to Offer the lands for sale, and longer, and
the lands shall be offered 10 regular numerical order
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington,
this iyh day Of July, ore thousand eight hun
dred and eighteen
By the President JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MElGs,
Commissioners OF the General Land Office
Printers who are authorized to publish the laws
Of the United States. will publish the above once
week till the rst Of May next, and sent their bills
to the General Land Oaice for payment
August s. Iaw6M
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UNION FACTORY.

THE subscriber informs his friends and The put~
lie, that Capt George La~soa, in Tiverton,
Ww Moore, jun. and J b Peabody, Newport, are
the Agents receive articles intended for the Co
ion Factory
He continues to color and dress wool:n Cloths
Of all descript ptions--to Card Sleeps Wool Of all
grades, NJ to manufacture Pisins Sat,ine,s Coat
ings, Fisnnels, &c of various COLOURS and shades
Those who will favor him " sh their custom in his
inc. may depend on having their work done IN the
best manner, aud on reasonable terms. ana the
smallest favor will be gratefully acknowledged.
:. JOHN BABCocE.
Portsmouth, Jan. 20. 1913 lul
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VANITY.

rfcdss people are no, the soonest fright.
sncd. wonder whA, they will think al ms
10 no, .h> inSairy Of humility, bat Of taniy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04
ii very vakulble Iarm,

J the Fothering place Farna,) on Poin, judith, ia
South -Kingstovn. containing about 40J acres os
most excellsnt land, more than 200 Of which is II
Point judith pond. Il has the most extensive shore
Of any farm adjoining the pond. and by far the
most and best drawing place for bass. ale wives
pearch &c of any other. 1t will be sold yeryrea<s
onably and the terms will he easy
CARRIER HAZARD.
Norwich, Con. May s, lS1o fG1
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V1LUABLE FHPW

THE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
in Middetown, about one mite End half froIa
the state house in Newport Said Farm contains a.
bout so acres of land. with great quan, ofexcel.
lent fruit trees of all kindstoge,her with the build
ings thereon standing For other information ins
quire Of ALANSON PECKHAM.
Middletown, Feb > I. 1918 II
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CUNDALL'S MiLLS-Pvtsm0nfh.
4 ncOer- failing Spring!
WOOL CARDING
THE public is respectfully inf that tho
1 subscriber continues the bus' esrdiuc
sleeps Wool, of all grades. into ro mort nc
tico.
COLORING AND DRESSING CLOTH.
He also coors and dresses WooIen Cloths, Of eve
cry kind, in very superior manner, Also, yarn
for carpets and every other purpose.
MANUFACTURE
Plains, Satineu It's, Cassimeres, Coatngs. fannelss,
&c are manufactured at said nils on moderate
terms.
THE AGENCY
OF the above business is committed to Joe sHEn-
MAs. Of Newport-PRLEe CoREY. OF Tiverton--
aud SANFORD ALay, of Litte-C"mpton-whow will
promptly attend to all orders.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth,, Sept. 2, 1878
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TO BE SOLD,

rry,HAT pleasantly situated s,ard in South Kinse
l r6rn. consisting Of .arge twc-story dwrhn
house, barn, crib and other outbuidings, with =
bout 50 acres, Of land, most Of which is Of gsod
quality together with tan yard. shop, shed, and
bark house, all in pretty good repair. The sid
farm is miles from the south ferry. ON the pcat-
road to >ew-London. Any person wishing 10 pur.
chase will do welt TO call and see said farm soen-s,
to those il will recommend its situation and oiher
advantages. For further particulars, apply 70 the.
subscrber, in Westerly.
WIN. rECKHAM, Jun.
Westerly, sept g. i8l8
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Cheap !-ye,, osry Cheap /!

To be sold-n Farm lying in Colombia. in the
state Of Connecticut, ls miles from Norwich
Landing, on the turnpike road from Norwich-land-
ing. through Lebanon, to Notwithstanding I59
acres OF good land Said farm. stock, snd Nay. arc
for sale at a low price-come and see. 1be build
ings are. pretty good twos,ory house, two barns.
and crib The situation 10 pleasant as any from
Norwich To Hartford, on the turnpike.rosd The
farm is we'll wooded and watered, and has well Of
COED water. (wihin fsw DDS Of the door, which
was never dry Has fine young orchard as any IN
the town. besides other fruit The farm is also ex-
ceIent for grazing Any person wishing to pur-
chase farm of this description, had better come
and view the same, rs il will undoubtedly give sat-
isfaction. The farm. stock, and hay will certainly
be sold at great bargain For further informa.
ton. apply to the subscriber, living the premiscs-
GlLBERT LAMB.
Columbia. sept 9. 1913 l6m.]
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber requests ell persons, who
l have been indebted 10 him for one year
on note or book account, TO cell and pay whss
they are owing; ~ otherwise the demands a.
esinW them will he put 10 suit imnsdis,eiy.
GEORGE WANTON.
Sept. az 1919
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INRovE up. On MY sssch on the gh inst One
IL fine Iog, ,oonl 81 feet long, With the osn-
- ~ 1wners my haze by proving pscperiy I'D
psynz ch. sss GEORGE CARPESIEk-
Soslk HI. Eslown, Oct. II, lsla
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Youp ebedienl servant,
{. II THOMAS Adds EMMET.
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The following letter from gentleman welt known
y IN this city, we copy from Irish paper, aud we
give It 10 a document OF much iinportsacs
New. York Gazette
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01
so Dollars Reward.

A BSCONDED on Saturiaymorning the
N 18th inst. negro George, or George
Griffin, the property of Miss M'CalI, by
trade a mailer, and understands some part
OF the b!acsSmith's business; he is about
80 years of age, feet 6 or Z inches high,
stout made, very black complexion, large
eyes aud mouth, with thick bps. He Is a
very artml fellow and has been in the habit
of obtruding hinselias free man, and will
no doubt attempt to pass a. such, and pro-
badly gel worl-baS a down look when
spoken to.-His clothes notrecoi!ecicd, ha-
wing various suits.
A reward of 10 dollars viii be given il
taken in the town or county, 20 in the cOun-
n oi Washington or faIrtIx, or the above
reward It taken 80 miles from town, with
al reasonable charges II brought home.
Ha>ters Of vessels are cautioned against
har,oriug or carrying of sail runaway, as
they will be dealt with tec0FiiUg u law
JAMES. S,lNDERS0N.
August Il Z
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01
Ten Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber about
90 the 4th CT August, Negro Women
LOUIZA-ske is % years old, about feet
five inches high, and stout has some OF her
trnt teeth out, and is apt to laugh when
spoken to: she has sister Marinda ard
a mother living in Georgetown, one above
Semmes's tavern, and the other on Herring
Hill, where she has Seen harhored for two
weeks, and left there to come home, but
has not done so. Iexpect she can be found
in Georgetown or Alexandria, where she
has many acquantaRces. will give the
above reward If brought home, or lodged
in Jail so that get her again
ROBERT HARPER.
Prince Georges CO. Maryland,
September s diff
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01
mo. 5346.
New Publications.
TUsI' Received and for sale by the

TUSI' Received and for sale by the
81 subscribers.
Capt. Tuckey's Narrative Of an
Expedition to explore the RiverZairc,
usually called the Congou, in South
ern Africa. in 1916, to which are adj
cd the Journal of Professor Smith,
and some general observations on its
Inhabitants. published by Permission
of the Lords of the admiralty.
The possibility of approaching the
North Pole asserted by the Hon. ID.
Darlington, with an appendix con-
tanning Papers on the same Subject,
and on a Northwest Passage, by Col.
Bcaufoy. f. r. s. Illustrated with a
Map of the North Pole, according to
the latest Discoveries.
Hobhouse's Historical Illustrations
of the fourth Canto of Childe Harold,
containing Dissertations Oh the Ruins
of K me, and all Essay on Italian Lii
teiatnre.
Joyce's Dialogues in Chemistry for
tic amusement and Instruction sof
young people, vols.
The Brownie of Bodsbeck and Other
Tales, by James Hogs, Author Of
Queens Wake. &c.
Marriage, novel.
The Bachelor ard the Married
Man do.
Foliage. a Poem. by Leigh Hunt.
The Fudge Family il Paris.
Yuma, or the Tree of Health, and
other Tales, by Mad. de GenIis.
A Help to the profitable Reading
of the Holy Scriptures, by the Rev.
Edward Bickerstcth:
The Testimony of Natural Theo-
logg to Christianity, by DR.. Osborne.
The Life Of Mrs. Isabella Graham.
Mrs. Martha Ramsay.
Rev. DIR. Buchanan.
DR.. Watson, Bishop of
Landau.
EIlis's Account Of Lord Amherst's
Embassy to China.
Rambles in Italy, by an American.
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Lang Syne, Musical Drama.
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