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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
From The american Ceaiiac'.

s7iessrs. Prick, g Cn..-Siner the
leouIniiter appointed ny til, Hons" o
Represented res. Tor the inspr, tiun Of
anenunts Of the Bank of the United
ST .tes have een here. not one word
has been heard Of the miss doinss y!
instii n,i0n.v.or has i. been hNted tli,i
ithp committee have Giaf nverra any
thing viii b would bp lik"!, q imputt
in the sIisi.,es, degree To the Preside +.
Directors or CASTER os tnai instil',-
Ii.Un i violation III tuf "tnrter.
lie ,,roretsiinss Of the rns:inittr,.
Iof course entirely secret, until ,ion
report is F,cei,e,' bs the House q
| Representatives. ann every thing said
unti, then. with r'.spcst ~ s,ia repar,
ran lie 'atlr less .s,an ro', e"sutc. Yhs
rnsnmi'iec have been two or tsi'r..
VIZ rs. sud have mes yet goar; il is
hoped. ;',ereior". t.,ai thry I,ava en-
ltvirA into IL srr. s,ri. rex ,,niuatlnp o!
jali those thin,:s Wi.;rii tie res0uliun
lainihri ny the lIos"s authnrlses theni
10 d. Mach good will doHhllrss IT,
the rnosrGnan"e IS Til, legislative in
lquiFy an,i VIII either restore III,
u NIX 20 rs pristine popularity !; Il,
,nakr ths, people arare confident in III,
Interference If th-ir icYSi..,,ors..
| The om,n',tee are eomp1sesl Of
some OF the alDst iniiaansia! n.mhcr.
Of he House. "noay wiium is M.
LnNndes. so we'll knuaa by ever inn'.,
as The former chairman Of The ION
mitsee OF Ways ard Nj ans. and as a;
able supporter OF the Baak oi the L
States.
| The Aurora would fain believe thu
Mr.. Spencer is under the pay Of til,
Bank. Such insindatious only serve
10 show the corruptue-s OF the arsu
ncnts (if such they rau be cail"d
that have found a place il the sou'an
of that de. ,eHrraieJ ptp-r. Mr.. Spen
Ger INST. no doubt, feel himself ais.,
iy ro,pplimrnte; IN receiving lh
ahuse OF, rbe e.iior OF tive Aurora
II is hoped, however, that lei ,l
report OF the committee hr What
mas. it will h We the ttfi'., oi siirns
. ing, in s.rei't degree. those nois, d,
chalmers against the Bank Of thu l
States.
JUSEiifA.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
,JUs'iIifA.
Eldralll.oL,ia.

Mr.. Treat, u the III, Of Richmond
". has given u long statement OF 4
distressing ase OF lily hr.p'obia. ~ .iiei
had lately fallen un,ier his ohser, I
ton. lie conclude with giving til,
i pressive evidence III the effect pro-
ducrd on observers, by eases Of tii'
description.
:. Tiis is the f0Ur's, ease Of hydro
phoiha which has occurred here with
IN einh, mouths. They all -ndc.
alike. In eighteen years. practice
have never seen or heard OF ease ii
our city before. THIS ease sas III,
only one ever seen ~ me, and hops
will be- the last, as it is painful in th'
|extreme. to encounter malad'
whirh makes every effort 10 develop,
its nature, or remedy it's Ills"
The following very exiraorsiuar,
ease OF hydroposiia, is given in tn
Petersburg lateligenrer.
" One Of the most singular case
ar hydrophobia is mentioned III
G,rman publication IN this disease b
a Mr. Christian Augustus strase.
| A gentleman after having killed
mad log viii, lis sword, thuugh>es
relurned il into slc snabbard. Eigt
years aft r tins circumstance h.vin
a quarrel with two gentleman h
woun1ed them 10th with the sat,
sword. The ound were ine 0nsidel
abb. aud SOON he aie'I, as ia Frequent
1.-The .Ast with ihose oes asioneA Ivy Il,
}.ifr Of = mad dog-but again opene'
'ln..er the lapse O. three years. VIII,
l,i,,. unfortunate nien were seized vii
LyLroplobis.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
From the Nulionul Inicl'igcncer.
ODllDIIs,5.-h.!s $50
"Wednesday. s,srrn,',er II, 1913.
IN sEN ATE.

I'm SGN4A AZ
Several bills from the other hsus-,
heretofore referred TO various con-.
l.i,,ers, we're reported to the Senate.
GA action Of MIR Eaton, the ram
in,i,rr Of pensions we,t dirersed ~
enquire into the rxprsitrnry Of grant
ing prnsinp to Martin Nhitnnrc.
Mir. D.ssei su niitrd a motion 10
instruct lh~ coul.Iti,tft on pensions 70
cnqn,re into the expectancy Of 50
anru,Iing the Il Of the last session
granting pensinas to the soldiers. 4,
o The revolutionary ..rmy. as that
heusrnanls Of ,nlarines acting under
u warrant, shall bc .oisiiered a. ril-
titled IL the same pension MS those
.'ti,.s uDticr .Od missions.
Tie hill 10 enabie the people oil
Alabama to form constitution. BE
s, as real the second time.
! The Pre- sI,ient laid b, fore the Sc
'n,te letter from the secretary 9th,
Treasury, transmitting statements o
the sales Of the publie lands.
Several bits re eived partial con-
sheraton. and were further postpon
led.
i The senate went into the eonside
lration Of Executive business afte
which
II The Senate adjourned.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
The bill was twice read and com.

The bill was twice read and COM
.,,itirJ.
The Speaker laid before the house
a report from the SECRETARY Of the
Treasury, Transmitting a Statement
of the sales OF public lands during the
year 1917, anu the three FIRST quarters
o the year 1913, which had s,rrn IN
intended to accompany the annual re-
port from the Treasury. but was not
then prepared.
The hill from the Senate to extcn'
the laws oil the United States within
lhr Siatr Of Illinois, was twice reas
and Committed.
The verbal amendment mafe 4,
|thr Senate TO the bill granting a pen
sion to " jor Gen. John Stark, ""
agreed to.
The house then resolved itself into |
lcommi.tee Of t!,. whole, Mr.. Eoime
il si.e chair. on the bill making aW,ro
priations for the support oi tho Nay.
Of tie uritcl States for the sea
1879.
The bill was then reported to ih'
house, and ordered to be eusfossei
for third reasling.
After spending short time as il
committee obtained leave to sit agai
thereon
And the house adjourned.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
From Poulsox's daily Advertisey.

Talarera, Cape, and dragon " heats
The general spirit, now spreads thro'
our country, .vr Agricultural improve
ments. will, IN the end, produse the most
valuable effe There is no object IN
husbandry more important, than that OF
obtaining the best kinds o seeds either
OF Grain, Grasses, roots, or other escuent
products for man or beast. But grea,
attention should be paid both to climate
and soil, ant re local c,rcun stances al
every farm. | am led 10 these obserya
tions ~ the several experiments l hay,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26

pxcIaim, Ike the stranger drscrihed1
p wr,,r I ceiling. on visit 10 'h+|
s.ty uf Washington-.. sow me 'hcI
statue Of your "ashins'oa. THAT
u,ay contemplate Ihs majestic form
t,,a, .,,cami, .ssed his mighty soul Il
that may gaze or those features
once iightenes up by every virtue !;
tilat 1 may learn to love virtue as |
,hella,j them. Alas there is no su.o
Status. Lead me then. Americans. 10
lhr town YOUR rouatrs has provided
for her drliArrer--,o the everlasting
nonunent they have erected to hi
fame. Ills grave is in the bosom Of
his own soil, ami the order that was
na,erc.i by his own hand. is oil that
rests on it. Tell me. whence is this
lnhaman,ty and snpincss is il envy.
jealousy, or ingr,,litude9 Or is it,.
that. ia the great struggle for power
and plars, every thin. is forsurtrn,
every noble. generous. national scni.-
ment is disrrgar.ied anu desplsea !?
VIII ,tcver. hut the rause Of il. insrnt
|ilnde is upon us; until il lie Removed.
The former representatives Of the
people are 10 blame, and not the pro
| pie themselves although they suffer
Tor the neglect Of congress. II is true
that Congress some years past pro-
posed To i'ui,l yHuuDni"ns ut WASH
ingtnn u t,, provided Judge Washing
toi would 20 sent to the5 p ,noval Of
his unel'. there i,u, Judge Washing
ton roai,l no, witt, .nopriety, ronsrnt
Nlih proprieiy 10 The proposition, it
hping ne will AMI desire oil General
Washington thu, he shnuii i~ buried
AT mona, Veirio.--N.a, ur,lrr al
circumstances. as Congress rou!G Dn,,
will. rrnpririy. get the renains ol
general " .sAlag'on rpMustd 10
Washington riiys iiity ought 10 ha,e
rrrci.u a nnnnuinvt,t II .ssn;iEi VT
u n--aut to In i'nsis. but pissi
and neat onr. lo!n'ing 10 Heaven.
where his spirit has rtEt,iaiy s"nr.
| :.ount se.at,i4, y, my hasm'ae opnian.
tie nlnst proper .tlac", On tarst,
| ,1,gr al! ,tlr, t,i!,si dres. t"r the ire
! ION o ! ti,r mUaumeui M ifUa la,
.s.san!r u,lininu l e.,t: rl3in oil the
present Gun, rtss. IT IS tagged s1:e-.
,nius will ie aotv the present s,tsstoa i,
as The ostasiiti. On my riniE ]
ii Leo 10 all ,hr inr!n.n.ts ath @h0n
sad The iunor 81 - acquaintance.
btt 1 i.n0 sren aBd f.lt Oh .it. q :
,ipH. l Htnt - "t's, t'ss tiiH Oh Ill,
| .'xt iss, as',i saM ,"tihaere .ie q
sake mGiinas aas To- thr usst tis,
~ my life Msii D III, rgeIy that / " :
Il M.nhcr oil that nnupra.,lr bO6s
ny tina, l ai.ht moves resoint'on,
uut something might DC done reiatls
i she to.,ib of Washington. Aft ,
ia, return rro;n the tn:..li. t'ungr">
! d no charms FOR me ; sron left the
!siall. came To .ny robin nj tetrrh'hH
|ed that l would rrturn i,hnpc the mex!
l.Ai; md derived great coesolalisn,
when 81, Ill leave my heart. Yours,
respectfully. -
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
De cember Is.

De cember I8.
Mr.. Robertson, from the seler,
committee appointed Oh that sua,js.t,
reported bill establishing separate
territorial government for the snnth-
ern part Of the territory Of Missouri
which was twice read and comni,tr
MIR. Johnson. Of Ky. from t,p mill
lary committee, reporlrd \ b,!i, econ
eerning the Military Establishment
Of the United States" [1his b,l
proposes a mndifi. .tion Il p,r,s .: III,
Staff OF the Army, without rcducin,
,a.}
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-10
DOMESTIC.

WASHINGTON, March GA letter
from New Orleans, daied January 2Stb
states that the SemInoleS and Creek Indi
ans lnhabliins the promoniory of East
FLORIDA, against whom our forces are
marching, are 1000 warriors strong =
=" that they have destroyed all their towns
placed tier yemen. children, stock and
provisions III fortified camp, situated in
the midst OF an immense and almost
lmpassable marsh" This account leads
us TO expect protracted war; that uuar.
ter. NM Iut
The act Of Marylan to regulate LOT
TERIEs is too long for publication, but
IS not without interest. A Board of three
commissioners is appointed, who are 10
superlntend all Lotteries TO be drawn
and without whose agency none can be
drawn. After all the lotteries nov an
thorized by law are drawn. lotteries are
to be the exclusive properly of the State
the Treasury Of which is 10 receive fire
proceeds OF sales, in the gross, and paw
the prizes, retaining, as ajax or com
pensatlon for this agency, f,. per cen;
on The amount OF all prizes drawn. which
amount is also taxed on The batteries
already authorised The Commission
crs are each TO receive twelve hundred
dollars salary, and their Clerk one thou
sand: Two other Commissioners are 10
be added to the Board when the right of
deVlsing and drawing all lotteries reyerts
to the state. These provisions appear to
us TO be prudent and equitable. lB.
In case which has lately been tried in
Hartford, OF prosecution for Grim. CON.
the Jury have awarded fire thousand dol.
lars damages TO the Plaintiff. For the
honor OF the country, we hope it will he
long before we hear of another case of
TINS description in or courts. m.
letter from Baltimore TO tile Keeper of
the steam Boat Hotel Reading Recon-, Informs
that in consequence of the ittimation in the
Herald OF the 18th ultmo, Of the Collector of
this port having dispatched the Revenue Cur.
ter IN pursuit Of Mitchell and his crew, who
were suspected Of piratcal intentions, the
sad Mitchell was, Immediately OH his arrival
al Baltimore. 60 which place il appears he
accompanied his cOnfCdeTates after Tie loss of
MS vessel taken up aud carried before Ma
giSfate, who committed him 10 Jail for further
examination. We also learn from amc ther
source, that there was some hesitation n COM
mitung Inn, Arising from s0Hc legal scrlpleS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-10
James L. Austin, Agent, q. S. A.
Anth. Barclay, Secretary.
DectdTdti9n OF the commissioners under tho 18th ar
f'cte Of tie treaty Of Client.

declaration the commissioners under the 18th az
ficie Of the treaty Of Client
NEW YORK, Nov 2i, 1877.
SlR-Ihe undersigned, commissioners an.
pointed by virtue of the 18th article of the trea
~ OF Ghent, have attended TO tile duties as
signed them and have decided that Moose
Island, Dudley Island, and Frederick Island
IN the Bay OF Passamaquoddy, which is part of
the Bay OF fundy, do each OF them belong TO
The United States of America and that ali the
other islands in the Bay Of Passamaquoddy.
anu the island of Grand Menan in the BAY Of
Fundy, do each Of them belong. TO his Britain
nc maJesty,i In conformity with the tue intent
OF the second article of the treaty of peace of
1883 The commissioners have the honor TO
enclose herewith their decision.
In making this decision, it became necessa.
ry, That each of the commissioners should
yield apart of his individual opinion several
reasons induced them to adopt Ibis measure,
one OF which wasthe impression and belief that
the 'lavigable waters of the Bay of Passama-
qnoddy, which, by the treaty of Client is said
to he part of the Bay OF Fundy, are common
20 both parties for tile purpose of all lawful aud
direct communication with their own territo
ries and foreign ports.
The undersigned have the honor to be, with
perfect respect, sir, your obedent and humble
servants,
JOHN HOLMES.
~, THOS. BARCLAY
Inc hon. }. Q. Adams, secretary OF State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-10

The question MSS then taken I" Shall
the bill be engrosed fora third reading"
and decided, by Yeas and Nays as fol-
lows
For the bill 20
A.ains. Il 90
So the bin was REJECTED; and
Tie iI0ase adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-10
INDIANS.


NASHVILLE, Feb. 1--we learn that
The Cherokees are very dissatisfied with
the tate OF their mission TO Washington
city, aud great part Of them in their an
ger have resolved 10 leave their country
and go to the vest Of Tie Mlssissippi riy.
eT. We hope their fire will last until thew
make Their exit, and leave To tile people OF
Georgia a rich country which they will
appropriate TO more useful purposes than
II has been heretofore.
Our last accounts from Gen. Jackson,
state his arrival in Georgia bv this day
he Is with the army in ali probability. aud
in anotherweek the Tennessee Volunteers
may get up with him, and then we shall
hear some news.
We learn from Fort Stoddart under
dale of Jan. 20, that Gen. Gaines is again
called to Amelia Island. The troops on
the AppaachicoIa under Col. Arbuckle
are IN danger Of being lost, from the
want Of provisions. The Indians almost
prevent the navigation Of the river. II
IS supposed HAT they cannot be saved
unless he drops down 10 the svite OF the
negro fort, TO which place vessels can
cone by The wind. But it is Spanish
country, and is sacred ! aiusi Amcncs}
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-10

In the breasts Of those 10 when his case wa
referred and application has been made by
tne authorities there TO the proper persons i'm
tins place, for information OF all the circun,.
stances OF the case. We can state, however.
with the fullest confidence, that there is nor
the smallest doubt OF The legality MS well as jus-
ues OF ihe act OF committal, and that the facts
OF the case are such as amply justify il.
Norfolk Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-10

BALTIMORE, March I've have been favor
ed with Havana papers to the sta of Eel b. BUT
Spanish vessels sailed for Africa i'm the montb
ofJanuary, and seven for Campeachy.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
Fan-Sash Making.

NHETAL FAN-SAShES, Of various
lM descriptions, will be made BY the
subscriber, at his shop, lower end OF Duke
street. The want of Metal Fan.Sash
Maaufactory ia Alexandria, has hitherto
been severely felt by builders aud 9th.
ers, who have been compelled to make
use of wood, which is neither elegant nor
durable. The various forms into which
the metal can be shaped have given it a
decided superiority, and the difference in
the price ia very tr,flng. The subscriber
has been al considerable expence in pro-
curing the necessary preparations, aol
relies 90 public enterprise for success in
the undertaking.
Gentlemen in the country, by sending
the dimensions Of their sashes, can have
them made at the same price as il in iowa.
JAMES I. H0LLAN y
February 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
p. s. b. Geoghegan.

MOROCCO LEATHER MANUFACTURERS,
City Of Washington.
Nd ESPECTEULL.Y inform the work.
~ ers and consumers Of the above ar
ticle, that they have succeeded Mr.. John
Lawrence in his Morocco establishment,
and from an experience Of twenty years
in the above business, flatter themselves
they viii BE- able to produce a manufac-
turp equal to any in the United States.
They will keen constant supply Of
Morocco of srery color,
suitable for coachmakers, hatters, shoe.
makers and binders.
Punetual attention paid to the compile
ton Of orders from either town or coun-
try.
Fine and coarse wool NAV also be had
At their manu!actory, at the lowest ma I
ket price. april 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
Burr Milestone Making.

TIME Subscriber wishes to inform his
4 friends and the public, that he has
on hand good supply of the first quality
Burr Blocks. His shopis near co.. ?ey-
tons store, where he can supply all Mil
lers at the shortest notice with first rate
Mill stones, and which he will warrant
equal if not superior to any in the United
States, and will sell them at tie most re-
duced prices-the workmanship superior
to any in the district.
Dec.1s ROBERT GLENN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
Important to Cabinet Makers,
Ind those DESTROYS Of purchasing
MAHOGANY,

suHhOUIss
NE, the subscribers, respectfully in
w form them that we have now on
hand, at our Warehouse in Reyal-street,
a general assortment Of bath st. Donin-
go and Bay wood, which we will dispose
Of at the Baltimore prices. The wood is
Of an excellent quality, and those who
wish To purchase will find it to their ad-
vantage TO call on US.
We have also on hand q general az.
sortmeut Of plain and elegant FJRN!-
TURE, consisting OF sidebOards, of di-
ierent pric,s, tables Of all descriptions,
among which are one sett of pillar and
claw dining iables Of elegant wood. six
ladies' work stands, some very elegant.
secretary and book cases, candle aud
wash staBds, beaureaus, sofas aud easy
chairs, hair and moss mattresses, ms
hayauy and stained wosd bedsteads, &c
All of which we are determined to sell
as low as the same quality Of work can
be obtained in this place or elsewhere.
WM. & WALTER HARMON.
april 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALMANACS, for 1918,

u
EUsr published and for sale by the
b gross, dozen or single one, g.,
ByJ0HN A. STEWART
TYho has on hand.
large stock Of writing and letter paper
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts
selling wax, waters, playing cards, and
raper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
nents, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with nany other established reli.
,iovs works of merit. A general assoIt'
ment OF .-.
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics. Dilworth's. Webster's, Mayor's
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and Phi.
ladel phia spelliag books, Murray's, Web.
ster's, Ashes and Comley's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Glass Book.
Hair's Reading Exercises, New Intro
duction to Reading, New-York Reader,
No l, 2 and 5, Scot's Lessons, En-
fields Speaker, Goldsmith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webs.er's Selection,
American Speaker, Dodsley's and Crox
all's Fables, Blsir's Grammar of Chemis-
try, O'Nea's and Willet's Geography,
DiIworth's, Tutors, Jesse's & Jardop's
Arithmetic, Johnson's, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc. etc. together with large stock oil
Law, History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed libe-
raj discount. August 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
DIR. WILKINS

Celebrated Ambitious Pills.
aNilE subscribers inio.m the Public.
4 that they have purchased Of Doctor
wilkins his Receipt and the sole right to
make and prepare his Pills, known BY
the name of wilkins Ambitious Pills.
these Pills have been sold in this citN
and the neighboring country for the last
twelve years, and during that time havo
acquired character (or safe and etfec
,ual oPeration) oves all medicines Of that
class ever offered TO he public. Thei
Composition is Known to and approved u,
BY several of the most eminent physicians
Of this place. The subscribers, with d
view to extend their sale in the country,
and to render them an object to country
druggists and others, have reduced their
wholesale price very considerably; and
to accommodate individuals, will furnish
them for the future in whole boxes al So
cents, and half boxes at Is cents EACH
To prevent imposition from counterieits,
each direction will be signed by Or. Hen
ry Wilkins, the original, and ID. 4 G.
Keener, the present proprietorS.
ID. 4 c. KEENER.
Wholesale and Retail! Druggists, No. 1S6
Market-street, Baltimore.
april Is Sw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
For Sale,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
DR.. DEaN's
Genuine Vegetable Rheumatic
PILLS.

So celebrated in New-England for the
many remarkable cures which they have
wrought. some OF which are particula-
rizcd in the papers OF directions, where
many thousand boxes are used annually
to general satisfaction.
These pills are recomn ended by men
of the first characters in the state of Mas
sachusetts.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
January Oh
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Proposals
November 81

NOR Publishing BY Subscription, and
4 now ready for the press. series Of
historical volumes, which when finished
will assume :he title of
Universal History Anle,7canised;;
Or, an historical view of
Europe, Asia, .9frica and .ameriea,
from the earliest reco' DIS to the nineteenth
centary-with a particular reference to
the state Of society, literature, religion,
and form Of government in the United
States Of America.
Br DAVID RAMSAY, II. D.
f" Life is SO short and time so valuable,
tina, it were happy for us it all great
works we're reduced to their quintes-
sence." Sir Wittia,n jones'.
PROSPECTUS.
ASIA.
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