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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-24
3 nl. IN Likela Negroes al a Mcti0n.

g Of, 10 Likeiy Negr0,s az AUCTION.
NS Y,resGov the 1ofk day Of Decesber, will be sold
10 The highest bidder 10, cash. ~ 10 as likely ne
roes "a any III virginia them are two excellent
female house servants, aud girl accustomed TO the
kuctet The sale Will tie conducted 10y Heron, Sincn
aud Co. NhthANnL go,
4dlaini,tratOr " Robert Netson, dec.
Malvern HIS Nov. "a 5s..tds
y AND FOR SALe....iH conformity 10 The last Will
aud testament of john freyifan deceased, We shai,
anr Al uubl,c suction the ist Fl january aerf ~
,n so,s Sring ia the county OF Goociand, certain
tract kownby the name oil swirl creek, Contain
isg between 500 AMI 1000 acres.
sesiross of viewing TIE iahn VIII ne sne"h "
ar john Trevan living atJohisons Srfths. ietis
plade known the day vi sale by IHE tNtCu ioho'
Noven,ber2i. 70 :. ~.
NTEGROeS POR SALE... .Wiii he sVld 10 ihe highest
y ~ Biader for cash Tuesday tke SIN day ~ JsnF
atrs nrrf IL fair ~ the next fair day--a' Louisa
Caurt,oase 30 NESRO ES beionring 10 the estate OF
sarah Jerdou, dec. consisting OF nep. wonen aud chii
drsn-a.nong theta very valuable house SER
wants, both nale-snd feiuale.
wM. Mi SiiEIL. Jun Sar9hJerdoa,
=. cHRS THOMPSON, Jr. dscedSod.
Amelia, November ~. So ids
nTEGRoES AT AuCrIoN... Wall be sold 10 the high
= bidder at auction, before tue Eagle Hotei in the
city Of Rchmond, The dRsg ofJunnary merit Is or
~ likely negroes, consisting OF men, women, boys and
gil nea,y all Of whom young, and several house
asd amciiul servantsbe prlEe crop hands. They
will be so,d upon IL months credit the purchaser, or
purchasers giving lds aud sucn security rs shall
he eanired or negotiable with good and approved
endorsers a, either The Virginia or Farsiers' Bank.
WILLIAM DOswELL,) Et0rs 81 I?tLiiam
PEYtoN BOSWELL, DoSocsH, decreased.
Nottoway, Dec. 4. 61.,tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-24

kDOifiAUN q LYNCH have for sale-Aniigra x ia
II maica rum-Pehnsylvania rye whiskey-TTench 4
apple btandy-Holand gin-aIcohol-InoIasses, prime
snsaIs-coifee-H Havana segaTs-New YeTk prime pork
and mess beef-cut hetfines2 double barrel GINS
-NitTe Hall gnnpowdeI--Beeks patent shOt--Phmnix
nails brads and sPikrsmaeable zinc In sheets-ozna-
buTgs tickienburgs and buflaps3 paperhansies
a do. Cologne wateI-2 do french toys-i do beads
Elegant chimney ornaments In marble and alabaster
AlSO-hn invoice of superdne cletls, directed TO be
sold very low. Nov. IL. s..(20f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-24

Nj LGRoES.-Mi lie solafo each, Iloy DIS, IN the
v county Of Essex, on tbeI2t OF J0sHOry neat II
fair, IL not the fair day, Is Ia valuable and
likely SLAVES belonging to the estate of Muscoe q.
Hunter, dec. JAMES HINTER. . ,l.,-.
JOHN ~. GARNErr, '"'" 90
Dec. IL. 6d. .(2)3Nf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-24

A TEACHER wANTED.--The trustees 81 lie New
a London academy in Bedford county, are d-srons
70 engage teacher to take charge cf the nsiiuinn-
10 gentleman whose literary requirements agd moral
Character qualify BIN for The Situation linefa salary
wrh hc giveu-one with \ small family, vino wouid or.
nelake % board 10 or " students would be pftffffed
The acadeiuy Is siiustcd n uncnmmonl1 lea'3hy
part 20 the state, and s surrounded by highly res.
ptciahle neiahherhood.
Application may be made " Edward Waite. =. rich
moud during the session of The Geucrh assem- sv 10
Seth Ward, in Nsw London or 10 Tie lfssicrs.
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L
IL terms two tracts Of LAND IL the comfy Eliza
beth city. One adjoining the town Of Hampton, called
the Pasture. This land IT situated above Rich
mond, would sell for !, 100 per acre The tract con-
tains near $50 acres.-The olkeT tract called Rrbsr
Field. is about i've miles from Hampton, is heavily
mbeTed and contains $50 ac!es.-FuttbeT description
is deemed unnecessary, as u is presumed will
purchase without viewing The lands. Terms may be
lnovn by addressing line the subscriber directed
to Wilmington, Fluvanna. MILES CARY.
fa
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, URAL SHAUES-fOK SALE....A valuable small
farm containing $50 by old survey, situated
in Charles City comfy, ~ miles from Richmond, IN the
neighbohood Vt Westover. The land lies well pro-
dnctive, and admirably calculated for improvement
The buildings consist OF dwelling house with looms
and all convenient Onthouses. So situation nte tower
country IS more healthy. Immediate possession MAY br
had-apphcation to he made TO Sir. WI, T.. HUI, in
the vicinity, OF to the subscribe. HENRY CURTIS.
Hanover, New I3. 55..(2)tf
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fUsT PUBLIoLEI,--Aud for sale st this ohce, and
81 al the bookstore NV H. Fiikwby " Memoirs
Of The Sociefy ~ Firsiia for Promoting 1icnh IRE
containing communications vat ions subjects has
bandry and rural affairs Price, Fifty cents.
IF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-24

UT T.IUT
r. s. ne titles to all the foregoing properly is un
guesti 'nahle and persons disposed 10 purchase are
invited to call on Mr. Campbell and satisfy themselves
by an investigation OF The title raners.
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'1NHt subscriber oilers for sale his brickyard estab
lislnent situated IN the village Of The Bowling.
Green, nearj opposite Chelsea and adjoining the civ
This property consists ofa acre lot Of GROUND an
fenced la on which are convenient dwelling house
Kitchen, coach house aud stable-a we'll Of excellent
water, part Of the grouHd is fencrd ont for a
garden and houseyard-the remainder is laid Off as
brckyarf with useful buildings thereon aud the whole
contains the best clay for stock bricks ~ or ahon Rich.
mond This establishment is well worth the attention
0fmen Of entsrprize and industry. Ills terms will he
found very liberal and to suit The reasonable convent.
ence Of purchSsersOr he will exchange for other pro.
perry.
Dee. ". 66. .(2)f ~ n pOTrtETy
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AM tOh SALE... BY virtue OF a deed Of trust cx
- ecn,ed TO us by Warner Lewis the 27lh DAY Of
April 1916 u secure t0 John WoOdOn the payment
sundry sums Of m.neJ ,heren mentioned will oh the
iofn dog 81 January Nslt AT William Georges Tavern
III me county OF 'ioochiand, sell for cash tract of land
containing ny estimation 400 he the
less iyngin oioorhiad, and bounded ~ the lands
or 'ais OF Deverrux JarraI, George Holman, William
Ha'thers and Edwin Turpin much thereof as may
he sufficient to pay $1,000 with interest from the irst
day OF hs present month until paid together with the
costs aehuihe ne execution OF ihsrst. IhsIa5dl lies
IA AN eNceilen neghborhoed-ts greater part of IL in
wood, and Is capable of producing fine iobacco That
WHICH Is cleared is fresh and in Be condition yield
Ing crop. II nas on IL good tobacco houses
THOMAS PEMBER1oN,
Dec. 3. 6l..w5w ARCHIBALD BRYCE, ir.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09

By various accounts from the territory CT
Alabama, il appears that section Of our
country is rapidly advancing in every kind
Improvement. The population and COM
merce is increasing, and The prosperity Of
the country furthered by very active pub
lie spirit. The people Of the Aourshing
little town Of Huntsville have subscribed
1900 dollars to clear out Indian Greek,
and make it navigable TO the Tennessee RI
yer. By letter from Mobile 10 a gentle
man in this city, dated April z, 1913, we
learn that "a piece OF ground in an eligible
part OF the town for Presbyterian church,
was presented by gentleman Of that place:
the same gentleman has presented lot Of
ground to the Missionary Society-the for.
mer worth about 1000 dollars, the latter
about 200. Ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
WILLIAM coBssTr's PETITION.

In the British House Of Commons, Lsrd
] Cochrane said, that he had a petition to pre-.
sent relative TO two individuals lately ext.
led to America, in consequence of the acts
of spies in this country. Itwss attended
with afidavits sworn before the Mayor Of
Philadelphia. and signed, the one William
Stephens, and the other Charles Kendall
These documents stated such facts relative
toOliyer and bis Vaccinations, that he( Lord
CO. trusted his majesty's ministers would
not object to his moving for the appoint.
mem Of Committee of Enquiry. The Pc
titioT was from public writer, who had
len England under the .ate suspension Of
the Habeas Corpus Act, and with con-
viction that government intended TO in
sthute kind OF censorship over the press.
He then moved that the petition be brought
up.
The Speaker stated that the house could
receive the petition, but not the atfidayits
which were annexed TO II.
The petition was then brought up; it was,
That Of William Goblet Of Bottley, in
England, and now generally residing in
Long-lsland, in the United States of Anne
RIGA. 1t expressed the greatest respect and
veneration for the house, which he ap-
preached with unfeigned humility as the
sanctuary Of the laws. II referred 10 the
employment Of spies, and the system Of
corruption and perjury which it occasion.
ed, and stated that be had met al Philadel-
Phia with two British subjects, William
Stephens and Charles Kendall, who had
impaired to him many facts respecting
the conduct Of said Oliver that those
facts, and the documents on which they.
were founded, had been sworn to before
the mayor Of the place, and laid before the
British consul, and that they were con-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09

In addition TO what we mentioned in
our last. relative to the Privateer young
-partan, we now state that the real name
of her commander, who is confined in
jail, is Clin:ock, and na, BARNES, t.,
was supposed. He conTesses havi";
boarded the schr. Col. George Armi,.
tead, capt, Gatcchair, belonging to Bal.
more ; but denies that he ever sans.
toned the outrage committed on that
vessel. by the crew Of the privateer--
'elther does he justify the killing Of tn,
SPaui.h captain aad says that he er.
dearsured to prevent it, but could no.
succeed. There Is one thing certain
the silver spoons, mentioned in Csptah
Gatechair's statement, as being stoi.a
from on board his vessel by the YOSr,
Spartan, we're found in her cabin The day
she was captured, and are now in the
possession Of the revenue authorities q
this city. Sar. Republican, Junesc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
July 7

The steamboat at Blackjack, as we
learn from gentlemen recently arrived from
Buffalo, was launched about three weeks
since. 1t is expected to sail for this port
early in the next month.
CDs,-ni Orr JuLy IL.
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" To sounds. more soft than amorous gales

I" To sounds. more soft than amorous gaie'
A. evening, painting on the blusbing rose;
More sweet Than all the notes tna' oisan''
Or tuneful echos when they die bequeathe:
J,rge assemblies of both sexes on the banks
of The Ohio, uniting the hiiarty OF sucn dii
occasion as this with the familiarity, anu
freedom an equally independent condllcii
inspires: On the banks Of the Potomac Whi
still be heard and.sli,l be seen The Inascu-
line eloquence and feminine modesty VI
Virsinia-lhe one pouring itself out In tne
public assemblies Of the nation WIN many
yipor and coruscating brIlliancy...the olhef
spreading its endearing charms around The
home of tie statesman, animating The war
rior TO deeds Of reno~n, and administering
consolation 10 expiring calamity. NO" WIN
the adventurous bravery and commercial
enterprise of the east permit Inc naval CO.
lumn of the union, which has been so ia'e-
" encircled with wreaths OF inpcrishaDie
glory. TO lose any Of the brilliant coorlng
impaired to ii by the skill and yalor Of
Lawrence, The daring enterprise oil For
ter. the successful obsilnacy oil a NJ Do
nough, and the determined courage OF a
Decatur.
Having thus rapidly recalled 10 the mind
the primitive ieeb!eness OF cur county,;
hastily sketched her present power ana
standing land the probable splendor and
glory Of her future destiny-we may be
permitted to conclude by praying that she
may continue to advance TO that bright goal
TO which she is now rapidly approaching ;
that the felicity futuri;y has in trust Tor her
may be enjoyed without dimmuiion that
. the freedom of her institutions, and the e.
quality Of her laws, may be the proper IN
heritance OF the latest generations and
that the angel who shall proclaim the de-
struction Of time and the humiliation OF
creation, Loud as tides that break their
bounds" may have for his auditor the pa
triots Of America.
The following gentlemen were this week
elected President and Directors OF the U.
MON Bank Of Alexandria, for the ensuing
year viz:
John Janney, President.
Thomas Janncy,
Andrew SchoiiieId,
William Herbert, Jr.
John Ramsay,
Isaac Gibson,
George S. Hough,
Henry Nicholson,
David Ross,
Jacob Morgan.
William Dawson,
Dwight Metca!f,
July 7 VIM. Fl. Fitzhugh, Directors.
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JOHN F. PARRor, at present a re.
presentative in congress, from the state
OF Newhanpshire, has been elected
senator from that state, for six years en-.
suing the 9Th Gay Of March next, vice
Clement StJrer, whose term IF service e..
pires on the day proceeding. Ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09

tanned in the annexed affdavi,s. 1t then
alluded TO the trial OF Brandreth and bis &C.
complices--cast an impu,ation Oh their lie.
gal defender, and declared that the per.
suasion Of an intended revolution was atN
tempted to be spread, with the view to
create supervision Of the press. 1t then
PRAYED that the house would take all those
matters into its serious consideration.
Lord Cochrahe moved that the petition
be laid on the table.
Mr.. Bathurst objected TO this motion, a.
the petition, being grounded on afldavs
which could not be received, rested on no.
thing without them. II also cast mos,
unjust libel on an eminent individual Or.
Cross, Brandre,h's counsel) and the whole
administration OF this country, instead a
stating any grievances affecting the ind.
yiduals who had made the afiidavts. T..
ther the afidavits must be put in such
shape as would enable the house 10 recei'e
them, or the noble lord, il he persisted ia
his present motion, must expect that
should be resisted.
Lord Cochrane consented to Withdraw
the petition, on the ground OF informally.
Mr.. Wynne asked whether il would te
entered on the Journals ofthe House!
The speaker said that short notice Of:
must be taken, as it must be entered on he
journals that il had been Withdrawn viii
the consent of the whole house.
Dir Wynne would have objected to e..
tering at large petition containing such
charges against individuals who had no o..
portunity Of defending themselves. The
petition was then withdrawn.
At a meeting OF tae stockholders Of
The Planters Bank Of Prince GeOrs,s
County. held at Uppet- Marlborough, on
tie gath day Of June last, JOHN HEAD
MAeRuDEa, Esq. vas unanimously E.
lected President, and the following geo.
!iemen directors
Samuel Spriss
David Crsafurd
Alex. II. Boleier
Philemon Chew, Ir.
Richard w. Wet
William fill
Edward flarwooI
Robt. W. Bowie /;
John Hodges, Oft.
Francis NJ. Hall
Clement Brooke
John Contee.
On The ed day Of July instant, True.
MAN TYLER, Esq was unanimously ap.
pointed Cashier Of the Bank.
Nat. Intel.
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DIsPATc HE'S.

Mn Hanbly, interpreter to General
Jackson, passed through Augusta on FRI
day last, on his way to Washington q.
ty. lie is The bearer Of dispatches from
Gen. Jackson to the War Department.
they contain every circumstance Of no,
ment which has occurred since the ccr'
mencemeDt of the campaign.
Mr.. Hambly informs, that at The stcr,
ming Of the Barancas. our troops were
exposed for six hours to the FIRE Of four
"a FOUNDERS ! opposed to which they bad
only one 9 FOUNDER, and . $ l-2 inca
howitZer. ibid.
A letter from Msjcr Gen. Jack'c''
dated at his camp before st. Marks, A.
prilg to gentleman in Kentucky, states
as follows
In the MuckasukY town we discover
ed evidences Of hostility for many Yeas
upwards Of three hundred scALrs
were found about FIFTY were found sus.
pended on Z painted war pole 90 the
square, fresh, and Of every deserit'ion,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09

Atamee,ing of the Washington Society OF
Aleundria, al Browns Hotel, on Satur-
day, the l.h July, lSi3-on motions
R,so!,si unanimously, That the thanks
OF this society be presented TO THoaAs W.
Hrwrrr, Esq. for bis elegant and appro-
pirate Grafton, this day delivered, and that
a copy thereof be requested for publication.
Extract from The minutes.
C.P. THOMPSON, Sec'ry.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09

On The ed day Of July instant. True.
MAN TYLER, Esq was unanimously ap.
pointed Cashier Of the Bank.
Nat. Intel.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-27
fire InSu anCe,

ryIE Columbian Insurance Company
of Alexandria, continue to insure
buildings. furniture, merchandise and
tber property, from loss by fire. The
conditions and terms may he learned up
on application at their Office, next door to
the City Hotel, and will be found as mo
derate and equitable as those OF any o.
Their company. i,
rhe rates Of premium are calculated
in references to the actuali'Sk oil proper
rs, and are as low as 25 cents per 100
dollars per anpum for hazards OF the best
description. Increasing proportionsRy tor
risks of more hazardous nature, In
sarauces may be made tor one or more
years. or shortcr periods.
Columbian Insurance oEce, Feb. CO.
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INo. 5lS5:

which brings it down to the close Of lie
last war.
The publication commences with a
third impression of the History of the u
States, in three volumes, which is all that
has ever appeared. The whole will not
be delivered under 1907 90 months. II
is proper to state, that the gentlemen
who have the direction OF il are neither
booksellers nor printers, ard receive no
pecuniary consideration for thei. trouble
but are willing to mike the necessary
advances to carry it into execution provi-
ded the sale is warranted by public pa
tronage. The profits arising are to be
appropriated for the support and edaCa-
ton of his children, four o, each SEE to
them its success is matter Of deep i'm
por'aLce.
eta! iaSton S. C .ihriL, 1917.
subscriptions eceived al the A.
lexandria Gazette Office.
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oaicS at AuCtiOL
On Wednesd1ys and Saturdays,
November 27
WILL BE- OFFERED,

WILL BE- OFFERED,
At the Auction Office on Union street,
Between King and Prince
a N extensive and general assortment
~ of seasonable Goods, of Bshsh,
French, German, India, and Domestic
Manufacture, which will be well select
ID, and well worthy the attention Of
own and country merchants and others;
IS the undersigned will be abuDdantly
upplied from the manufactors and their
friends in Boston, New York and Phila-
elphia-which will give to gentlemen an
opportunity Of laying in their goods on az
good terms as they can be in those cites,
sking into view the difference Of Ex-
hange, etc: etc.
The particular description Of gneds
aill be advertised in the papers OF the
day.
Consignments strictly attended to and
LIBERAL ad' arces made If desirable
JOHN Jackson G. Co.
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Proposals

FoR Publishing b. subscription. and
4 now ready for the press. series o.
historical volumes. which when finished
viii assume .he title OF
Universal History Anner7canised;;
Or. an historical view OF
Europe, Asia, Africa and .america,
from the earliest reco' Dis to the nineteenth
century--w,th a particular reference to
the state OF. society, literature, religion,
and form of government in the United
States Of America.
BY DAVID RAMSAY, NJ. D.
I" Life is 50 short and time SO valuable,
tina it were happy for US if all great
works were reduced to their ggin'cs-
scnce." Sir Wiliiam Jones.
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Alexandra, March z.

WAS committed TO the jail Of this
w county, - a runaway, a negro
man, who calls himself JACK EPPES,
and says ne was born free. aud was rsis-
ed in I.oudoan county. Va. He is about
81 years Of age, ieet 6 or 8 inches high,
stout made, had on blue jacket and
trnwsers. Tie owner is requested to
come and prove property, Jay charges,
and take him away; other~ise he will
be disposed Of as the law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, iailer.
March Is fan
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thirty Dn.iars Rev I'd.

VlAN AWAY from my service. On
IN, the 10Th inst. nv mu!atto house
servant GEORGE, between IS and 10
wears of aye, about 5 feet E inches high.
slender made, pc, anse, bushy hair, hall
of aae o. his upper front teeth broken oil
he is verv artlul aud forward, and ca
pahle house servant-he toOk-with him 4
variety of clothing. l will give the above
reward, II secured in any Jail, so that |
get him again, and will pay aii reasona-
Bile charges if brought home. Masters OF
vessels aud others are :srewaraed trom
employing OF carrying Of said servant at
tier peril. c. r. MHiiINu.
Niorvep, near Alexandria, <.u,s.r
september IS
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application
I will be made 10 the President and
Directors If the little River Tarnpike
Company 70 the renewal. Of a cer,ifi; ale
Of ope share Of stock, No. l0cG. dated
ia the msnth of October 1910, issued n
my naue. ard viii III has been lost or
Giislaid. WiLLiAA WILL.
February y F6H J
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StOne MaSOnS
WrItten Proposals

WILL. be received on Mordsy Soth
~ ie>t. Nv the suPerinte dent OF pc,
ltrr, for cleansing tie St rets, lanes anu
a,cYs, az eeab!y to the las Oi Tue coFPo,
rs'i,n, ,or one year f,Dsa the .st VI AprA
g GEORGE CrRTELb,S p.
March 90
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prize of $4,000 dolls

1of 10000, sof 10000, s Of 5.O0O,&c.
Commences draaCins IN Jgae nsrt, rag
vlti he c0ntp!sfed in ttoeirs days
dra:0iEs only.
Present price Of Tickets, Is dollars.
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School Books,

Among which are, the Greek and Latin
la.,ic,, D,lworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
;om,ey's, Nurray's. Columbian and Phi
ladeluhia spelling books, Murray. Web
,t.r'>, Asae's and COmley's grammars,
Marray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
E,e use, and Key, Am. Class Book,
Bair'. Reading Exercises, New Intro
duction to Rea,hng, New York Reader,
No. l, 2 and 5, SEQ IS Lessons, Eli
field. Sneaker, Goldsmith England,
Rome and Greece, Webs:er'S Selection,
Amer;can speaker. DodsIey's and Crox
all's Faoies, Blair's Grammar OF Nhemis-
tire, O'Neal's aud Wiliet's Geography,
Dilworth's, Tutors, Jesse's 4 Jaudon's
Arithmetic, Johnson's, Sheridan, and
Walkers Dictionary, ALIASES and Maps:
etc etc. together wi'h a large stock o!
Law. History and Miscellany
wholesale purchasers allowed libe-
raj d;scouut, August 2l