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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-24
LEO. HENLEY, C. G.
SPANISH DOCUMENTS.

We have received from Washington a
pamphlet, comprising the correspondence
between the Spanish minister and The Sc.
cretary of State, OH all the points Of diff
ference existing between the two nations.
HE pomp and opportunities Of Don O.
DIS are truly amusing. lie addresses Sc
vera letters 10 ar. Adams, IN which he
goes over again all the discussions Of
1905. MIR. A. wishes TO decline this use
less war of words. The Cheyaier again
presses aud boasts Of his triumpbs. Al
last the lion is reused by the buzz Of the
guat. MIR. Adams puts forth his strength,
and furnishes The most triumphant re-
fuiaIlOD of Spanish sOpliisiry and vain
boastng. the most conclusive argu-
ments cOuched ~ the most elegant and
even eloquent terms, flow from his
pen. For instance, yIndieaIing La Sale,
he says
i" IN Sales Undertaking has every characters.
tic Ot sublime genius, ma unanimous epterptize
aud heroic execution. To him aud to him
alone, the people Of this continent are indebted
for the discovery, from its source TO the ocean,
of the Mississippi, the father Of the floods !;
aud of the DUmberleSS millions of freemen des.
tined in this and future ages to sail on hi :
bosom, and dwell along his banks, and those o +
his tributary streams, there is not one bat will
be deeply indebted for a large portion Of the
comforts and enjoyments of life, to tile genius
aud energy Of La Salle."
The ouly fault that we find in this
proud display of American diplomacy, is
the conclusion wiichit finally draws that
we will rather "wait for the favorable ope-
ration OF time upon tile preiudices and
passions opposed TO them, than resort
to the unnecessary agency of force
This declaration seems not very well cal
culaied TO bring Spain 20 a sense Of jus
ucc. We tbina II would have been even
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DOMESTIC.


WASHINGTON, March 2O.-JVm. Pln-
aur, "a sterling Republican, is reelected
Governor OF tie state of New Hampshire.
Jacob Sp4agIer has resigned his seat as
Representative IN Congress from Penn
SWYania, having accepted an office under
The state government.
We regret TO find so many gentlemen
voluntarily retiring from seats in iLe Con-
gress, and particularly in tie House OF
Representatives Of the United States 1t
Is said that, from this disposition, and
IrOA the rotation between tie counties i'm
each district, which prevails in New Y ork.
scarcely one Vi the twenty Repre-
Sentatives from that state will be a Mem
yer lthe next Congress. Mr.. Spencer, MIR.
H@imadgc, and Mr.. TayiOr, three leading
members, we know, have declined a re-
election and so have several Others.
t. W. johnson, the faithful servant of
lII' Constituents, IN Kentucky, The tried
patriot and pure politician, has declined a
selection To Congress at the next cleo
non after having been member for ten
years. We shall, when wc can spare the
room, publish his address to bis couslitu
ens. IN, H.
ANERlCtN COLONIZATfON SOCIETY.
Tic following extract OF heller Is from
gentleman ia l.oadOu, 10 his correspou-
SSent m Philadelphia. No letters have
oeen received by the Board of Managers
=" The Colonization Society from The
ssms, oai may be daily expected.
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GEN GAINES

GEN. GAINES
We fear from the following paragraph
in the Milledgeville Reflector" that the
life of this brave man is in danger. The
apprehension derives strength from The
subsequent extract ola letterfrom distin-
guisled officer toa gentleman in this city :
UNPLEASANT NEWS.
We are indebted to the politeness of DIR
Miller, fof South Carolina) for the following
unpleasant intelligence, winch he heard at
Fort Mitchell few days ago. IN consequence
ofinformation received from the commanding
officer at Fort Scott sfthe scarcity of pro visions
and dissatisfaction OF the troops, gen. Gaines,
accompanied by major Wright, and several
soldiers, embarked in 4 small boat at Fort
Early. with the intention of going to Fort
Scott but when within about forty miles of
Their place OF destination the boat struck a
sawyer, and precipitated all on board nthe riv.
er. Major Wright and some of the soldiers
were drowned. General Gaines reached the
western, and one of the soldiers the other
bank OF the river. The latter repaired to Fort
Scott, with the news Of this disaster, and ma
Jor Bee with party of soldiers immediately
went IN search OF the general. They fonnd
written with pencil on IA tree, near where
the boat was wrecked his intention ofproceed.
ing to Fort Gaines, at which place he had rot
arrived five days after the boat was wrecked
Ii is gepeially believed be has fallen into the
hands of the enemy. REFLECTOR.
t@'.fi"eS, Ndttu Sitth (EtNCv, GnuFCU y.
am now with the Tennessee volunteers,
marching towards the Seminoles, who are
much more numerous than were at first sup
posed they can bring into the field, with
their negroes, 5000 warriors.
" A most serious accident occurred TO Gen
Gaines on the esd uitimo, in descending the
Flint river-the boat in which he was on board
suffered shipwreck: Major Wright, his assis.
iant Adjutant General, was drowned the
General and Major Hicks, of the regular ar
my, have not since been heard from. They
were in the neighborhood of the hostile Indi-
ans, and without provisions. II is much feared
they have either been murdered or starved TO
death: but small hopes are entertained of their
being alive"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-24

BETTER 10 have ,old him. that as il WAS
useless to nrgoriaie will, him, It were
idle ta detain linn any longer IN this
cOnmiry-ihSi lie had better return to
Madrid, since his presence here was no
longer necessary.
In reading this admirable proof Of J. o.
AdanSs genius, the question irresistiijv
rnshcs Upon us is II possible HAT Mr.
Adams, as has been asserted, is an enemy
Of the patriot cause of South America
Is i, true il,ai he " ouid turn deaf ear TO
II (! that he would not recognise the inin-
lister, of Such STATES as have established
their md prudence ! Most sinceieiy do
sc hope, that ii is not so.
NEAPOIITAN DOCUMENTS.
The particulars ofour negotiation will,
Naples are also before US. His Sicilian
majesty will not repair The injuries of our
merchants, because Murat was an Usuiper.
This argument cuts Il great way. lf
Naples were 10 demand PREPARATION from
France for the acquisitions she has paid
or the troops she has sacrificed WOULD
she l'e satisfied with .-ouis's telling her,
Napoleon MAS am USUrper. VIII i'ruS >ia,
ard Austria and Spain, he lu; of from
the reclaniaiions they are now making an
on France, by the same answer! Ma
pOleon MAS an USurper, though al! of
you recognized hiai-aui therefore dn
not look 10 me- for Indemnity nn account
oftbe wrongs lie has done you?'
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FRESHC'C.

On Sunday, about 10 la the morning,
The James River began To rise IN i most
rapid manner.-'Ihc mountain waters,
sweilcd by the two SHOWS and The late rains,
came pouring down with an astonishing
velocity. In 2f hours the river had risen
from Ia 10 rs feet. Trent's bridge WIS COM
pieteiy covered-and the passage across
Mayo's intercepted, The waters overflow
ing the half OF that portion Which is on
this side the dollhouse. Tie wall Of the
Dock company is nearly covered-and
but for the wooden barrier which they
have erected on the Richmond shore, north
of Mayo bridge, al immense quantity of
their timber would have been swept d
way, and a serious injury done to their
works. AS il is, they must have lost much
timber that was adoat. The river was
still rising last evening.
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.s-LAsr flGM9Ds MA,L.
THE BfAIJRCEHETs

PHILADELpnIA, hfalch 2s.--'Ihc ,iirt, r.n,,
concerned in the robbery of the mail, uas
Yesterday committed 10 prison by Alderman
bartiam, of thls city and most Of the money
taken from the matt has heek recovered. II
appears HAT The Whole iia,s was formed here
that IT was 10 have beeh.executeG on this side
tie snsqneharnali (; but when the men arriv-
ed therc, they concluded 10 cross TIE river, IA
there would be greater chance OF their get
ting 10 Baltimore. After the detection OF the
ped on board the steam boat ,Nssi,d arrived here
on Saturday last Ii appears that several were
concerned IN tie plot; but they did not think
1t advisable. nor did they deem it necessary for
more tian three to leave Philadelphia 10 make
the attack. As soon as the third man arrived
here, there was meeting of those concerned
IN the plot; and on Monday morning the mo-
ney was distributed among them for tue pur-
pose of exchanging. Two of these men were
detected that day whilst attempting TO pass
one OF the Totes they had, however, eXchang-
Ell between and SEQ dollars before detection
The proceeds of what they had exchanged
were taken 10 the principal, and they have
since been recovered. On the following day
the principal was taken, and OH tile next day
four Others. All but oTe are committed for
tIlai the prii cipal viii be sent TO Baltimore.
the other, we presume, sill he tried here
We cannot lose this article. without motto.
lng the Vi2ii"uce at the relice, and the exerti-
onS made, III conjunction with alr. Bailey and
TIE young men in his Office, in the detection Of
tie perpetrators aud the recovery of lie mo-
neS. The pronptncss with which The Inspectors
oi the prison aided in the detection of The
principal perpetrator, also deserves to be nc.
ticed.
When we reflect, that in three DAYS. nearly
all the money has been recovered, and all con-
cerned have been safely lodged in prison, we
deem il unnecessary to make any comment ON
he activity and perseverance of those who as
sisted Franklin t,a-ette
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IMPORTANT DIsCOVFRY.

Two large deposites OF Gypsum have lately
Deen disc0vered III Overton county, Tenn.
about so miles east of Nashville and near the
Cumberland river ii is supposed that those
deposites contain Gypsum enough for the sup
ply of all America. This county also abounds
with Stove Coal, Iron Ore, Copperas, Plastic
Clay and Salt Springs. 1t is said, company
IN this county, IN boring for Salt Brine, hav e
penetrated more than 100 feet through a
dense salt rock. Here is an ample field for the
display OF tie taleuts Of the Geologist or Mine.
raloglst. How sincerely ought we 10 regret,
that the resources of our country are so little
known abroad. IN. Whig.
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GEN. JACKSON.

NASHVILLE, (Ten.) February 2S.-We have
form that the general and suite reached there
about the 10th instant, and would proceed
Immediately for Fort Scott, and await ihe srri-
val of the Tennessee Volunteers--wlIen we
shall no doubt have more minnie account of
the Indians than General Gaines has given Us -.
Weregret TO state, that fire on the morning
of the 9th instant, at Murfroe sborouglI. has
destroyed a considerable part Vt this improving
little town, lately become the seat of govern
ment of this State
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Letter from the emperor Alexander to the dixie of
Wellington.

MOSCOW, OCT. 80, 1877.
Placed as you are, my lord marshal at the
head of the military forces of the European
alliance, you have contributed more than once.
by the wisdom and moderation which dis;iu-
Eulshes you, to reconcile the most important
Interest have constantly addressed my
self to you, III all circumstances which might
influence the consolidation of that order of
things which was established, principally in
France, by yOnr glorious exploits. Your ener-
~ In action, your prudence in council, have
never ceased TO produce the NEST desirable
results.
France acquires a critical and decided cha
Eacter, on account of the difficulties presented
by the literal execution of the convention of
November. conid not think il right 10 con-
ceal my opiaion from the monarchs, my allies,
oa the mode of considering this burdeusoine
engagement, so as 10 prevent its infraction,
and 10 render It's execution possible.
The assertions Of tie French government
ere known TO YOU, my lord marshal; my minis
fer at Paris has received directions to cSni-
lnuDlcate to you the memorial which was
Drawn up under my eye, relative 10 this i'm
POrtant question. invite you 10 tx all your
attention 20 the connection Of the motives of
right aud political expedience, which are laid
down IN this document, III support of the prin-
cples of accommodation, which alone can
simplify the complies tOa inherent in the pay
ment of private debts which were imposed up.
on France at time when it was not easy to
toresee their result.
You, doubtless, appreciate, my lord marshal,
all those graver considerations which plead in
favor OF equitable Cancellation; you will bring
all the warmth of IA soul elevated to The height
OF the occasion to question, on which de
ponds, perhaps, the repoSe of France. and the
inyiOlability of the most sacred engagements
Moderation and good faith have been, i'm our
time, the sources OF healing and beneficent
power aud il is for him who prepared and
fnrthered the triumphs TO cause to he heard, in
critical moments, the language OF that same
moderation, and of that same good faith.
In this conviction, it had still wish to ex-
press, ii would be to see you conducting, with
The consent of my allies, aud that of the par
ales Interested, the principal part of the nego-
calion whichuiay be opened at Paris on the
question of the private claims, aud on the
most equitable mode Of deciding it with the
common consent.
Receive, marshal, the reiterated testimonies
Of my entire esteem.
(Signed) ALEXANDER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-24

'bNHikii DOLLARS REWARD is offered for the de.
n livery at Dover, III the county of Goochiaud of
h1LFORD.-Ee is negro, upwards of 40 wears old of
moderate stature pleasant couDtenanoe and slamners
IN ms speech Hismoher being in The neghborhood of
there. RANpOi pr IIapRtsDN
March %. inasf
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DRFADFIu. rypIosroN

The valuable Powder Mills beon cling TO NJ.
Dupont, OH the Brandywine. neaI Wilmisgtep,
Delaware. were blown up between nine and
ten o'clock, OH Thursday morning last. and
many lives were lost.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-24
March ~

sNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-for taking
~ NOSES, or MOSES FLEET.-He was hired TO
hessfs. woody Co. Tie last year dig COAL and Mas
brought Richmond the fall of the year aud hired
out by the wtek E,onb. Noses ahsented himself d.
bout tue LIST Of Dec. last and seen in city some
weeks after. beis we'll acquainted With all tie cOaipts
IN Chesterfield and HenrcO, at which places IL is likely
he may beluTSing harbcTed THERE'S good reason TO
believe Noses has gone the borough of Norfok where
ne may attempt TO pass for a free man.
GescT2pfi07. hoses is feet or inches high 26
or "a years OF age, of tawny yellow complexion he
has been buTntin tie hand has nearly disappeared
he has several Knots the breast neck casioned
oS powder; be Has a down loot when spoken TO- bul
speaks distinctly he is very fond strong drink ana
frequently gets upsy. orwsrn all persons, owners Of
vessels, captains, from employing hugio in lie
penalty of the law.
The above reward will be-pad the delivery of EIo-
SeS or secured IN any Jail that yet hin again by
maj christopher Tomphins, John H. Tai.acrIo Rich.
mona JOICY X. I0MPKlNS.
OaICh "a
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" ikGiNIA.-At Superior Court Of CLanceTy hold.
en- ttbe Capital, ia the city OF Richmond, on tie
sib day Of January 1915 - Wv
1ohh hopkins, joanna Hopkins VIM. n. Clarke and
Pony, his wife, formerly Polly Hopkins, and Samuel
hopkins, Wn. Hopkins, Joseph hopkins, Martha Ann
Hopkins and Leroy Hopkins the last I'VE Of whom be-
ing Infants, under the age Oftweny one years sue by
Joanna Hopkins Elizabeth Hopkins, their next friend
and guardian, which said Joanna Hopkins is v dow &
reiiet OF VIM Hopkins decd and the other paintifs
ere heirs and distributes Of the said M IIopL ms
AGAINST
Samuel Marshall, Fanny Harris, adm'x with the will an
nexed OF Inonas Harris, decd. Ann Mosely execiy
oiWm Mosely, deed. and Saml. Hobson,... Deffs.
TIE defendant Samuel Marshall, who is out III this
county aud against whom the plaintiffs appear to have
proceeded III The mode prescribed by against sbsept
defendants still failing to appear and answeTOn mo.
ton OF the plaintiffs, by counsel the do take Their
Dill for confessed as to that defendants aud the cause
coming on TO be heard to the oIher defendants
gu The b, their answers aud exhibits aud was aTgced
ny couDsei-on consideration whereof, ihe court doth
adudge, order and decree that the defendant Samuel
haTshali, admir- Of VIM Hopkins deed. do render an
account OF the administration ofthe estate OF his interstate
before Commissioner Of the Court whe is directed TO
examine, slate aud settle the said accounts and make re-
port thereof TO the court with any specially stat
ed deemed pertinent by himself which may be fssaii
ed BY the parties to be SO stated.
copy. IeSfe,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-24

IT We are authorized to say. that BgNIAxIN HaRRI-
SON ESD of Berkiey. Charles City county is candidate
for the Senatorial district posed OF tie counties OF
lanes cay Charles City New Kent Elizabeth City. York
warwick, Heiirico aud the cities OF Richmond aud Will
liamsburs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-24

R{RoOkDALE FOR SALE, on accola1aodafiDg fcr17S
ID This valuable FARM contaiuing 5j3 AIRES l;s.;n
Tue county OF Cumberland, on both sides OF Dry Creek
on 'ne horh OF The road leading from dyoTd r dye
on AppomaioX river TO Richmond. II is aboyt one ms
distant from said liver where there good boat nayiva
Ton 10 Petersburg-ts convenient TO several aufac
turing mills. This lands Of good quality lies we'll aud
~ excellent ordera great proportion OF has been In
clover for The last twelve years which is cop we'll a.
ddpied IL tie soil There is orchard of choice fruit
trees, now nj 20 bear and wood land enough lor AIN ne
tessay PnIposes The sale will be The third Monday
IN JayheXt, az Prince Edward house ftbut being
court day 10 the highest bidder The purchase money
WI be divided into three equal annual payments-The
ISL" hecoe que ~ months after tie sale the purca-
viii besiven on the si OF January next with the priv,
iege OF sowing wheat after lie Of October ANY neJ.
son wishing TO purchase, will be shown the land by IA,
Dickinson, who IS overseer on The place.
March %. ioaai6a
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NoiiCE Is hereby given that Will not be responsible
Tor any Dack-ioadins put on board my boats
warren "a lOi-w3w. LAIN II. JONES.
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wa. W. HENiNG, c. G..


H. CoD'rissioHcJ's mice, RichmQrd, 1faych Is.
The parties interested are desired tOtake notice that
have appointed tho 10th Day Of jane comuenc-
ing the statements required ny the above order Of tie
court, on which day, at O'Clock, their Attendance
isreqnested a. my office, IN iris city with copy OF he
cost papers, ana other necessary documents In the
canse. DANIEL TRlPLETT, q. G.
hNFfH ~. t0I.NFU
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GunDOwdpr.

HE subscriber agent or The proprietor Of The Nfs
a' Mills, Keeps constantly fer sale on very favor
abie terms r, ~ FfF GUNPOwDER. which he war
fahs to be equal ~ quality to any manufactured IN lie
a. States ~ rAKpR not 80. -
Jzn61fy q. "a S,nif wv"
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kyE wish 10 purchase, Is or 20 hEGROks 10 work
w On Farm. AeI, and Boys WILDE preferred.
IRVING, ROBERTSON 4 co.
DIuTCH "a. arr
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~ FVFtNtIft HIUTCH XiTN, IHID
n loaning the FOUNDRY BORING Mill attached
TO The mandatory Of Arms and also the use Of tee
hheI Hbicb passes rom the foundry 10 the boring mil
IN Pursuance Of act Of the late Legislature entitled
An act auihcsing the Executive lease the oaudry
and boring MN, aud for other purposes'-upcn ne
terms aud conditions specified IN that tct.
AreI..s' }. w. PLEASANIS, 4. =. c.
mNltu 70 tU4.u
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Ns AhsnAL's sALk.-gy virtue OF decree OF tie Su.
Ask PeiioI Cont Of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
met pronounced in hei depending betw cen
Henry Pollard plaintiff, and -zHn r.. Turner, Cto7-
"ieTtg DatierI admir-. Of Ben1. j. BUtitT tcd and
others, deieDdants-wif be sold public auction for
ready money, before The front the Bell Tavern on
Wednesday, the Sth day of Apr next, the slave Sidney
and her children, in the sad decree mentioned. The
sale will take place at IL o'clock.
}. CUERRANT, ID. S. c. c. D.
March a. Io.Ids
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Il AND and NEGROES FOR SJF.--By write If
- aeed OF trust recorded inthe cOkBy c0ur Of oua
isnd executed 10 the suhsCfbefs by Mr. Rch.lt Min,s
We shel On the lsih day hpfu next Mr. william
mentioned ~ the card decd se Cor ready no-sv n 80
highest bidder the uas % LANo, with - appgrtefs ~
ces on winch ihe sait III. hms resides snd si.3
spoht tHeiy NEGRO SLAVES, ccEsistirg u uea. w..
He1 tna soiofen' WILLIAM MILLER, I r-ns-
Jas. 3. fEHCLsOs, Z to-
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'gNhk ou0ness of N.lBfUEL So ELE7T7 a 90. Will
IA future be conducted 10y the subscribers under the
hrm Of SUbLETT * HARkiS.
SAMUEL SURLETT.
HIRAM E>fRR}S
March pa Ia, "a
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1t affords us much satisfaction to commani-
cate TO our readers Intelligence of The liberation
of Capt. Gales, of the Hamburger skip Ocean,
together with his son and crew, captured some
mouths since by Tunisian corsair on her
voyage from this port to Hamburgh Their
deliyerauce was effected through the agency
OF the British consul resident at that regency
The ship, it viii he recollected was recaptured
by British cruiser shortly after her being
taken, aud restored to her owners without the
payment of salvage. charleston Tiacs.
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USl EeCcNeu anu lOr Sale ny tht
ID subscribers.
Capt. Tuckcy's Narrative of al
Expedition to explore thu RiverZaire'
usually called the Congou. in South
crn Africa. in 1916, to which are adj
ed the Journal of Professor Smith,
aud some general observations on its
inhabitants. published by Permission
If 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 OH Northwest Passage. by Col.
Hcaufoy. F. r. S. illustrated with a
Map of the North Pole, according to
tn" latest Discoveries.
Hobhouse's Historical Illustrations
Of the fourth Canto of Childe Harold,
containing Dissertations Oh the Ruins
If Rome, and an Essay on Italian Ii
Icraturc.
Joyce's Dialogues in Chemistry Tor
the amusement and Instruction OF
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The Brownie OF Bodsbcck and other
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Queens Wake. &c.
Marriage. novel.
The Bachelor and the Married
Man do.
Foliage, a Poem. by Leigh Hunt.
The Fudge Family in Paris.
Yuma. or the Tree of Health, and
other Tales, by Mad. de GcnIis.
A Help to the profitable Reading
If the Holy Scriptures. ~ the Rev.
Edward Bickcrsteth.
The Testimony of Natural Tbeo-
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The Life of Mrs. Isabella Graham.
Mrs. Martha Ramsay.
Rev. DR.. Buchanan.
DIR. Watson, Bishop of
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ElIis's Account of Lord Amherst's
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Rambles in Italy. byan American.
Rob Roy Nc Gregor or Aud
Lang Syne, a Musical Drama.
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