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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

siilN.Li WITHOUT RESfRYE.-o One lhud 10
pe PAID the FIRST day of January, 1919, oneihird
lie hts day a" January, 1870 aud the remaining tiird
on TIE nrs da, OF January. 1921, the uurchasr giving
h"nds with good s.omi,y 10 carry interest, each ,Tn
its cate anti uad, aud lien upon lie lard, are the
terms rpon which shall sell my TRACT ar LAND,
CONTAINING two hundred ana torl IL is silnaeo IN
I'VE upieI end OF Amelia, distant fIom Ricmond q Pc
teIsh"iP each aboni 81 mice, and ~ from ApponatloS
river which is navigabe L. the laiter place. There are
three manuiaCtulng mills within ten miles ofth- ianc
Two OF which ate immediately upcn the river and up
ON the land iisef there excellent size for mill
WIN sun CHENEY of wafer To turn two pair Of stones
dmfigthe manufacturing season. Tie neIgiborhood is
popui"us aud The sam ers, generally, ndcpendtnt.
GOOD mill in this place judcionsy aaeed IT is conf
uehtN DeileVed would get 100 or 200 hars's of toll
corn per year here Is advelliLg house for small
FAMILY, cnpaininE two rooms below aud above
stars; kitchcH. fnea, horse and yauary
pat Of tins land OF qualit, superior any IN the
neighborhnod the balance inferior the adjoining
LANDS. About one third is We, 10 clear Should the
ne 2!ocHfea; Two persons have, each 10 acres, Of
which they wish 10 dispose.
Onc-'hirdin cash the remaining ,,yo.thirds In.
hfst tAl o January 1919, with bond: carry interest
each npt paid, and good security, together with lien
p"se OF SIX NEGROES. They consist OF young yo.
man, with two female children IL, yonngesl of whoh
mas entered her second yea ard The edesi fonrtl
si "nIut!' years OF age ""oiber about ten, and one
man These negroes are uacomn,oniy likely and heat
Thy. Persons wishirg 10 purchase ssch pfcperty viii
ana II The interest 20 attend The sale.
a part o the iaEd is present under Cultivation
whcB me purchaser can la down in small gIsin in
nt Ia 90 complete possession will he given The hrst
DAY OF January nest. The purchasers OF the NEGROES
compile with. ~ e
The s:e will take place at Paiaesvilie or The fIj,s
S"tDa"y i J"ty neat, ii being the 18th Of tle month
49, 80 |aAES UDGb Dt.yF
- h"hoheh The above property is advertised snssaIe
puhc auchon the suscribrr would prefer selling 10
ore person. privately, hath land aud negioes ~ a
single purchaser, great batgaip will ~ gwen III may
bave any number OF years exceeding Ten in Which
20 pay pai ofthe money provided se interest be nad
!edy: ~ me event o. private SALE pubic notid H.
ton WILDE given. Should no rotihra.op a.pr,, ,ss
me ntioned. y 1900
fef,ous WISHING TO purchase privately, will ne IN.
,o'heo 81 ,le terms by applying RolcTf Gambie
ESQ oil hiohmena. with whom plat the land is dc.
poS'ied or to the Subscriber, living tie premises
4 - Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

q meeting AZ the swan Tavern, in the city of fiet
mano, on the Hth day Of June 1918, Of tho CON
n'ssionets app"iried 10 take subscriptions Under L
h"thofiy OF the act Of Assembly, entitled " An act ia,
cooperating cciupPS, t. establish a communicate n
hti"fen the waters OF Roanoke river and tbnse s l.
IdHHtp Chowsu river. and the rivers aud otieg w.,
c"n'ses intermediate between sHy Of them aud The
river POtOmac.' Robert Greer how vas appointed
made and secouded--
hesotVfd THAI the books for ceving snbscrp'ion,
th1eE the authority Of the act af0 esaid instead ~
IN inture continued ~ The Swan fapeu o. be,.fof-
anVeIuseh he opcreG an confirm q ~ the WastiUg
fa'eIn IN the said CHS until the day appointed by la
ior closing the said suhscf picus aud on that ay
sVei andtbat notice hereof be forthwith ppbhed s,
continued 10 tile Enquirer Urtil forhifdeu.
M, no. GRRENHOW, Chairman
Tfsfe, PEYrON DREw, SEER.
June q. $50
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hloiICE.--Those indebted 10 the concern ~ j.
6''ir", Jr. q ". Iinney aye hereby notified iha
d c property of the said Tui, real aud personal to.
grthei with all debts due them wbeher by bond mole
acceptance, open otherwise been assigned
te s"nsrt,heiS as trustees for certain purposes,
alone aie authorized 10 receive payment
WV. DANDRIDGE,
ROBERT GAMBLE,
JOHN ADAMS,
JhneJ. lOSt Edmund taylor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

The Albany Register of Saturday, SAYS.
Yesterday fine detachment of the
frst battalion of U. S. Artillery, comman-
deo by capt Farley, passed through this
city, destined for Niagara, Detroit. and
Mackmaw." N'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

NEW YORK, June 5.-We learn by the
ioikar, in Is days from Curacao. thai
IN several recent battles. The Patriots lad
been successful. The particular results
were varioss and contradictory, as usual.
I'M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

u Nv f''I lotMENi.-Was stolen OF rode o.l tU.in.y
plantation three miles above Manchester OIL hurs.
Jay night. 9TH inst. likely young BAY MARE Fiori.
/rl, bahded on the neaI bullock S-She has a star or
her forehead efl band foot aud part Of lie leg vim,
small limp on beT shoulder, a tong (ratl,erJ hrsv
'all th"u heioTe,aRd goes we'll. viii give reward
Oh TEN pOtLAHs 60 have her brought boiIe NJ taken
n9 ~ the county n Chesterfield; IL distance fWES.
~, and Fifty DOLLARS if stolen nv a rec uerson
Oh conviction ofthe thtef. FRANCIS SMITH
Chesterfield county, June o. 10 ar
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PeT'ops wishing TO purchase privately will ne IN.
,oIh'eo o. The terms by applying to Robert Gamble
hsN, OF h'chmsna with whom, plat OF the lard is
pOS'is" or TO The Subscriber, living the PREMISES
~ VCw Il. ~ JIFYE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

\ Ill persons indebted to AteNauser g. pnfyrsr py
b"hl ~ open ac"Onut, will call the subscriber
without delay sud discharge the respective amounts
One Otherwise, SUITS will be Immediately instituted
"Eilh'' HH uelugmrnts. ALLAN McgAE.
- y lCneslrft lutc ~ loot
AloitCh-By virtue OF deed Of trust sXecuted to
ne suhscfiber by Thomas Wells and wife late Of
TIE county 81 AriDaTe, ard NJ record Ia tie said conn
~ 70 secHie lonn VIM jr Of said comfy against GER
iAh c'a'is - therein eXpressedWiil be sold 10 The
nAncsi Dihhef Tor cash, 81 the premises, SATURDAY
the itli day ~ Jdy next that valuable and well tno1
T""e @H0 b0f, w the to~n at ChaTloiiesvilie the
tAGLb TAVERN" ~ prescott occupied by t;eorga
w. hinsoising, and known the plan % said town ~
nrphtr one The subscriber will convey the title only
which he holds as trustee.
v ". soUrHALL, Trustee.
'''"' IJ-tGs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

%,oIlCE.-Mr. IhonGS Priddy IS appoiileu ~ ln-
trustees oi j. sfowD, jr. x W. FinDey to collect
the dents due to the SAID concern. June .. tor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

the president ofthe board Durlic aoIks 10 notf
.oe nen'rIs Of Toe board tpgt called neefIua ,sir -
req ~ the Capitol 10 the ciy Richmond on veans
Gay tc lt day or July next when Thrift attendance Ia
particularly requested. BERNARD PEYyoN N(c
June o, - "a ~
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AVIS ~ PIH3sANTS-Haying obtained license, IA
- practice law, will attend me In 80, snd t "
o0"rt. oiPowtatan, Goochiand and CrBiterl.pd us
promises faithful attendance N an bnspess sn,.sd
n HE rare Nav - '''e"
4 .CNPONDEk.--1he sUbscfihfrs Beep on Iss-d =
- consant supply Of Ctoi1 efr0rr nan,nar,ured ~
,n.t roTksin Chesterfield whioh tLcy rafisnt eoasl ia
quah'J to any made Ia The Chi.cd ftsles.
49,, PAGE & GaNPLL.
"e) y ~ RaH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

T(nrrL'NG CELLAR, m me W.,ia Hrcef, & doors
- beto" me BetG I0CcyR.--JAMRS McALLISrkE
Respectfully informs his friends ana the pnhIc In gene
RAJ th he has nov hand and offers for sale large
supply OF Tie very best Philadelphia porter ale ana
boNh stout, philadelphia sweet, and Virginia crab
cruz, "i s"peror quality Also, quantity Of very
hne pcAiDg vinegar, (superiOrto any white eine vine.
gar an 81 which he Is determined sell at yery Tedu-
ccd Pr'ces. whoesale oI by reiati.
" w. Country merchants fby giving 81 hours notice
cHh ae supplied with any quantity lie above In hot
YES oi Tie most reasonable terms, fof cash orders
nom iS% OF country thankfully received and carefuly
executed.
He can watraHt the packing OF porter done in the
|esttmen would do well to call and taste his liquors
ami The quality that may be ordered don't prova
'f'a TO be sample, he will cheeffny exchange it OF
| fetUfn The money. .IfHe D. 1910 .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

Staples of'the iaichmoad Market.
Tobacco y 10 to .t-Corn S37J- Fioar 9 a
so to Wheat l67-Mieai 81 cts.-Hemp i75
to 40.
Groeeries.-Sugar brown, 10 30 to II 80 per
hundred Coffee n to 20 cts. Der lb.-NoI,I..s
30 to % cts. per gallon Il erringS 5 per
bbt.-Bacon 10 10 Is cts. psr Ib.--Rum, An
tigna, TO % per gallon-Go. jamaica
y ~ per gallon.
PRICE or STOCKS.
Bank ofVirginia, dividend off 100 SO
Farmers Bank, dividend on ia 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-10
Winchester, June 6.
DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD.
on the rise.

DESTRUCTIVE fLOODs
This town and IT. vicinity have been
visited by one of the most destructive
floods known for many years. 1t com.
menced raining on Saturday night last,
aud continued with intervals during the
whole of Sunday and Sunday night. All
the water courses were raised 20 height
scarcely ever before known. The damage
sustained is immense but it is imPossl'
BILE Tor US ts form any thing like correct
estimation. Mill.dam have been bro
ken. f.nces swept away, meadows over
lowed, and much grain 10 the low grounds
destroyed, 'Fhe injury done tc property
in this town alone is supposed 10 amount
to so or 10000 dollars-pr nciPaliy eau
SID by the filling Of cellars where sroce'
ries were stored. Constellation.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-10
ALEXANDRIA:
WEDNESDAY JUNE 10, 1918.

Arlington House, The seat Of Mr.. Gus
It's, about five mile. from thi: town, wa
struck by lightning during the storm on
SATURDAY. morning. The lightning en-
tered the roof and passed down by tenn
porary wooden pier, erected to support
the Unfinished part of the por leo; bu' Tor.
tunately without any injury to the build
ing or the family, who were at breakfast
at the time.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-10
FOR THE GAZETTE.


To the worshipfd the Common Council
Of .alerandria:
Humbly complaining, your petitioners
represent unto your worshipiul body
That they find themselves altogether in
competent to discharge the arduous and
multiplying duties required Of them, and
tina, in consequence Of this inability, they
are subjected to great derision and abuse
by the citizens generally but more espe'
ciallv by a certain class Of the commune
ty known by the name Of milk Maids
Your petitioners further represent unto
your worships, that as good end faithful
servants Of the corporation, duly impress.
sed with the importance snd privileges
of their office. they have endeavored to
discharge their duty to the satisfaction OF
all concerned but SO it is, that the rapid
accumulation Of their duties, added to
the scanty supply Of provisions furnished
to your petitioners, have obliged them, in
a great measure, to withdraw from that
circle ia which they were designed to
move, and ro hide thei. diminished heads
and tails in corners remote from fields OF
action most cengenial to their nature and
propensities the great grief OF their
former associates. The vexation OF the
nersons above named-the anspeakable
chagcin Of your petitioners, and the dis
repute Of your worshipfal body, under
whom they hold their appointments Your
petitioners further represent unto your
worships. that in consequence OF the re-
tirement Of your petitioners, as above set
forth and accounted for, divers gross and
indeeorous actings and doingS are carrl'd
On and exhibited in and about our streets
and highways Of the town, to the great
disparagement OF the reputat'oh Oh yout
petitioners, aud which, as guardians OF the
morals and police of the town, your pc
titioners are advised, are propeI iv cog
nizable By your worshipful body. To the
end, therefore, that your petitioners and
al others concerned, may be relieved in
the premises, your petitioners pray that
an order may be forthwith issued by yosr
worshipful body,to the superintendent Of
police directed, commanding HIM to Fro-
vide for your petitioners such reinforce
msns as the nature Of the case may seem
to requirc-and your petitioners, as in
duty bound, viii ever pray.
THE rwo JOHN BULLS,
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SINGULAR SUICIDE.

Extract of a letter to The editor OF the
Winchester Constellation, dated New
market, Va May e6; 1918.
"Mr. John Camm, Clerk Of Amherst
Court, put period to his existence a few
days ago, in the following extraordinary
manner - He attached quantity OF pa
per bv sewing, or some other method, to
the sheets of the bed-and then standing
up, wrapped himself in the sheets, and
dsliberatel. set them on Gre, and burnt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-10

Il is gratifying to trace the progress,
our country is daily making in Pollt'cs'
economy and general improvement. o"-
der the first toad, Saving Banks are not
the least conspicuous. They have b en-
established in some of our largest cltie"'
and their operations have been attended
with the most ilattering success a late
Philadelphia paper contains an outline Of
the principles by which the bank in that
place is governed; from which we make
the following extracts.
Deposits as low as one dollar are re-
ceiyed, and when the sums deposited a.
mount to five dollars and upwards, an in.
terest Of near five per cent. will be al
lowed.
The dividends, If not withdrawn at
the commencement of each year, will
become principal and bear interest, and
the surplus Of interest, after de!raylng
the expenses Of the establishment, shall
be divided every three years among 'nc
depositors who have had funds lying t."
their credit for the preceding 2 months
iu proportion to the amount Of their c.
posts.
e M emo!ument whatever is received BY
the President, Trustees or Managers, tor
their services.
The following Tables will show the benc-
fits to be derived from an earl atten
ton to habit Of saving.
AN APPRENTICE
To any Of tie mechanic arts or trades,
who by orer-'rork can earn from his
master one dollar per week (snd many
of them earn more), at the end OF five
years may, BY depositing his gems week,
IL with the society, have capital when
he is tree, sufficient to ct hun w in ma
ny branches Of business.-Hls one dollar
q week would amsunt
In year to S54
2years lr9
ICY
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SELECTED

SELECTED
The angler and the Philosopher.
A FABLE.
Beside a genie murmui ing brock
An angler took his patient stand;
He eyed the stream with anxious iooK'
Aud way'd his rod with cautious hand.
The bait with incest art was drest,
The fishes left their safe retreat,
And one more eager than the rest, lceit'
Look'd, long'd, and swallo"'d the de-
loo late sho felt the poignant smart,
Her plying friends her fate depiore;
The an ,ler with well practis'd art,
Play'd, hook'd, 4 drew her to the Shore
Lur'd by the beauty Of the day,
The sun low sinking in the sky,
A sage pursued his walk that way
And saw the bleeding victim die.
Far in the vale of years deolin'd,
IIe watch'd the course OF natures law
And thus, with philossphic mind,
lie moraliz'd on what he saw:
Indulge awhile the pensive vein,
And fix this image In your mind;
You've hook'd fish, observe its pain,
And view the state Of human mind.
Fate gives US line, we shit the scene,
And jocund traverse to and fro
Pain. sickness, still will intervene,
We feel the hook where'er we 50.
IF pr .udly we our schemes Extend
And lauk beyond the present hour,
We find our straitsn'd prospects end
And own an overriding power.
Awhile we sport, awhile lament,
Fate checks the line and we are gone,
Dragy'd IRON cur wonted element,
To dstan, climes, untried; unknown.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-10

gThe tables are continued to male and
female domestics, to father OF a family,
and to children.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-10

Flour, at st. Thomas May %, was BE
so per bbl.-Coffse S2s per 100 Id. aud
on the rise. -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-10

Benjamin Grayson Orr, Esl. was on
Monday last reelected mayor Of the city
Of Washington for the ensuing year.
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81 0GO 90

IN COUNCIL, JOSIE 8. :,
Ordered, That the sum Of $500 be, an'
the same is hereby approPr atated Tor ,'e
purpos. Of filing up and extending " ~
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himself to death. DaIsx, that fell de-
stroyer Of the human race IS SUPPOSED
to be the cause of this horrid deed"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-10
A JoUhNEYMAN MECHANIC,

a JOVhNEIMhN hECnhNiS,
Who is dihgent. economical and indus
trious. aid who is deslrous Of being es-
tabIished in business for himself, but is
not able for the want Of capital TO do it,
would be enabled to accomplish his wish
es in few years, BY beginning early in
life to save his earnings. By deposi'ing
five dollars a week, he would have at the
end of
year S=7o
eyears 54s
Sal
ll47
1863
GThe tables are continued to male and
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-20
Public Sale.

VK7UL erenp;orily be sold for cash
w an the els Of August next at IL
o'ci9ck. at the Coffee House IN the town
of Alexandra Fire shares in the George
torn Bridge Stock. Also, the following
tracts of Land, to Wit :-one containing
ISIS acres In Mason county, Kentucky
on the waters of the sandy; one other
cont ming 7.760 acres in Randolph COUP.
ty, state If Virginia, adjoining the lands
or henry Banks; one Othe. containing
5000 acres on the waters OF Elk rlveF'
Randolph county one other containing
4ss acres in Hampshire county, on the
waters of Patterson creek, about miles
from Frankfort /; one other containing
10000 acres in the county OF kenawhs'
on the main right hand fork Of Big sandy
river, on the east side.-The tracts VIII
be divided if required-The plots and
description Of the lands NAV be seen at
the counting house Of the subscriber.
JONAH THOMPSON,
ACT. for the assignee OF col. JOS May
June 29 "W'.s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-20
600 acres of Land for sale.

THlS Tract is situated in Westmsre-
land county, Virginia, adjacent to
Mr. Garnett Hunters Plantation, and
contiguous to the waters oil the Potomac
The Heighborhood is good-water excel
leut, and very desirable situations tor
building. 4 considerable proportion OF
the land is we'll timbered, besides GOOD
deal of cedar. pine and other wood, sum.
GENTLY convenient to make it an object
for those who may be disposed to send II
to market-itis nearly equi-distant from
Baltimore, Washington and Norfolk.
ANY one wishing to purchase may aP-
ply to RodEE JoNss;
l4O acres, being a part Of the late Mr.
John Tarberyiile's tract-within 3 miles
ef Georgetown, S from the Little Falls
Bridge, and near to the turnpike leading
from thence to Wlley's. in Fairfax coun,
", Va. A great proportion OF this land
is exceedingly well tinbered, and tina,
part which is not, is SO recently cleared
as to be in an active state for cultivation
and already in a productive condition.
For terms, apply to PHILIP c. JONES, esq
IN Leesburg, Va. or to H. 'oNhs'
March so
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Also to Rent,
Plaster Land.

The subscriber offers for sale a
ETf FARM of 40 acres, being part
HIei Vt the tract wherein he resides
6sin Fauquier county, Va. More
thar one-third Of this Farm IS in timber,
and is land OF the richest quality The
cleared land is ia good heart, having had
the advantage Of clover lay, and no soil
being more susceptible of plaster in
movement. He would also dispose OF a
lot Of SO acrss, the whole of which is in
tunbec, aud is flrstrate tobacco aud mea-
dow land. On this lot has bean erected
we'll built saw mill, contiguous to which
at the confluence of Broad and Mil
runs> is most valuable scite Tor a mer-
chant mill. No property is better worth
the attention Of person wishing 20 en-
gage in such business. On the first men
Toned farm are commOGious oversee S
house, a new barn, stables, corn houses
and negro quarters, and about 20 acres Of
timothy meadow. >,,
THOMAS TURNER,
NeG Hay Market POst-Oiice.
Iuns e6 Emit
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-20
DR.. Thomson's System Of
Chemistry.
IN FOUR VOLUMES OCTAVE

TIME preceding edition OF DIR. Thorn
sons Chemistry, had acquired SO
much reputation both in England and up
OF the continent of Europe. that new
edition, comprising the new facts with
which the science had been enriched,
and the new views of the subject which
extended knowledge had suggested as
indispensable, was eagerly looked for
iby the scientific world. A new edition
has accordingly appeared, wherein the
former edition of five Volumes has been
condensed into four.
All the new discoveries, and all the
new theories of Chemical Phenomena,
have been considered aad embraced in
he present improved edition SO that it
is indispensable to the chemical student,
as presenting the OILY condensed view
of the changes aud alterations in chemi-
cal doctrine, which the discoveries OF the
last ten years have suggested. no aPol-
ogy therefore can be necessary Tor re-
printing such book IN this country Tor
the press does not furnish substitute
:or II. But, there is so much theoretical
81 ,gest;on-so much abstruse calculation
so much fact OF dubious authority-and
20 much dubious vaIidity-that notes and
Illustrations are absolutely necessary,
not merely to render the book more use.
!a. but more ineligible.
Under these impressions, l thought Mt
20 write notes in illustration land some
lines in contradiction OF the work itself,
rather than to make any abridsement OF
lit Those who wish to know the modern
views OF chemical science. must peruse
lit; and to very many who will be anxious
to study it, calculation will be necessary.
[ have endeavoured to supply these, to
he best of my ability ; regardless whe
.her my own opinions are in dssonance
Of coincidence with those Of my author |;
leaving to the reader to decide between
Us.
The work will be published, with notes
and illustrations, in four volumes Svo.
THOMAS COOPER, NJ. D.
CONDITIONS.
/. The work will be printed on a su-
perfne paper, with new small plea let
ter; and will be published easly in the
ensuing sumner. :,
III. Il will he illustrated with number
of cuts. of which several have bean neces-
sarily added to the London edition.
Ill. 1t will be delivered to subscribers
at Sls-to non-susscribers at Sl4, in
boards. The London edition sells for
Sl8.
Subscriptions will be received By
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May 2s