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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-15

eDos Ayres had a powerful army to con
tend with on the side of Peru, and had
taken the burthen Of the renewed contest
of Chill with Spain. Under such circum.
stances, they were in some measure obi.
ged 10 adopt cautious and moderate poll.
cy. Their conduct in this respect seems
to have been coerced. Their unhappy
state with the Orientals had also an iutIli-
ence Oh their measures: they alleged thal
the restless conduct Of Artigas had furnish
ed the Portuguese preiext for the inva-
sion; but, it is probable that they viii
ultimately break with the government Of
BraziIs.
The British government has, through
their official agents, entered into CONNER
cial stipulations with Gen. Artigas, as the
chief of the Orientals, on the subject Of
their trade with the eastern shore. A
copy of this instrument will be found 10
Appendix X.
The government Of Buenos Ayres have
a confidential person in Europe, soliciting
from England, and other powers, it is said,
assistance of every kind, and a recogni-
ton Of their independence. England has
a counsel, who, with her naval commander
on that station, appeared to conduct the
confidential affairs of the British cabinet
with the government of Buenos Ayres.
What effects the victory of Maipu will
produce abroad, it would be hazardous in
me to conjecture. Whether, like the cap
tire of Bnrgoyne, it will procure for the
United Provinces foreign alliances, can
not pretend 10 say.
From a source which is entitled TO
credit was informed that the raising and
embarkafioD Of Osorio's army ia Peru was
not accomplished without serious difficult
ties. Alternate force aud persuasion were
used to collect them, and nothing but the
name, character, and promises of THEN
general could have induced them to go on
board of the vessels prepared for the pur-
pose, at the port of Cailao. Some of them
were actually in a state of mutiny, not
withstsnding they were told they would
be received with open arms by their breth-
rem in Chill.
The forces finally embarked, agreeabl,
to an account furnished by gentleman OF
undoubted veracity on the spot, consisted
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-15
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY ]. & E. SANDERSON,
THO doors south Of Rivers City Tavern,
ELIzABETH-TowN, NJ.

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per annum, payable half-yearly.
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Inserted three weeks for One Dollar, and
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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-15

This army was composed of all the
regular soldiers they could spare from
Lima, who were united, at Talcaguna, to
the royal forces left in Chill. BY the bat
tie of Maipu it has ceased TO exist. The
probable effects in Peru, and other parts
of South America, may be conjectured.
but cannot be affirmed. The same gentle
man who has been mentioned, and who is
conversant 10 Peruvian affairs, apprehend-
ed that important changes would result.
cannot conclude this paper, without
drawing your attention to rapid survey
Of the reforms and Improvements in the
province Of Buenos Ayres, produced by
the revolution, and IFS influence on know
ledge, society and manners.
The effects of the revolution are visible
in the changes produced in the state OF
society. The difference in the freedom
of acting and thinking, which preceded
the revolution, must necessarily be great.
The freedom Of commerce must have
given spring TO exertions of native enter
prize and intelligence, while the active
scenes of war and politics, for the last ten
years, have awakened the genius of the
country, which had so long slumbered.-
The generation now on the stage may al
most be said to have been reared under a
new order of things. The common stock
of ideas among the people has been greatly
augmented; the natural consequence of
the important political events which daily
transpire, and in which every man, like
the citizen of Athens, feels an interest.
fhe newspapers are every where circu-
lated, together with the manifestoes of the
government, which is obliged TO court the
appreciation of public opinion on all
measures of moment. 1t is not very unu-
sual for the same countrymaD, who, lew
wears ago, never troubled himself about
any thing beyond the narrow circle OF his
domestic concerns, to purchase news
paper on coming TO town as matter OF
course, and, if unable TO read, TO request
the first one he meets to do him that favour.
The country curates are, moreover, en-
Joined to read the newspapers and mani
festoes regularly TO their focks.-The
spirit of improvement may be seen in eve
nv thing. Even some Of those who are
under the influence of strong prejudices
against the revolution, frequently remark
the changes for better which have taken
place. Their habits, manners, dress, and
mode of living, have been improved by
intercourse with strangers, and the free
introduction Of foreign customs. particH-
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-15
On South-Amer1can affairs.
DOCUMENTS

Referred to IN the Presidents Message at
the commencement Of the second session
of the fifteenth Congress.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-30
POETRY.

" Ny dogs are passed asVay as The s1Syf sfIpS
Yes---la is the storm-beaten mariners way
AS DER the blue bosom Of ocean he glides,
Bat darker the tempest Q! LIES feeting day,
Aud colder tbs storm that hangs over its tides
Poor wanderer thy rest Is the rest of the grave.
No hour shall thy dawning Of pleasure restore
For the beam that at morning iliunin'd the wave
Now sinks into uarkness, and lights thee no more.
And thus shall the soul, that is bound 70 tue world
And drinks the bright draught Of its pleasures a.
while,
A eve be aiar on its dark waters hurl'i,
The slave Gifts tondness, betrayed by rs smile.
Yet how eau the bosom, unheeding resign,
The hopes it has CHERISHED, the joys il has known,
Should no beam from on high, with eHulsencs o.
vine,
SHE'D its light GU the path, where we wander alone
. thon! who with goodness, unceasing. divine,
Dost calm the rude waves OF The perclsss sea,
May this bosom, whatever its ttials, be thine,
And whereof it shall wander, be hx'd upon thee
Then long may tie withdrawing elements rave;
They move moi the soul from its tranquil sDode
For calm as the skies, is the evening wave,
And the spirit exalted. ascends 20 as God.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-30
CT Seasondbtc Goods.
EDWARD HOWE,

w y, <uEfsNn HA1 . AOR
LAS for sale the following GOODS which he
Il l. offers al The Ioeest prices for cash appror-
ed credit arhoLssale or retai-giz black blue brow
drab, red and mix'd BRO THS--black,
blue, mix'd. drab, bnf aud white C4fsSI4NERL--
yigonia Cloths aud Besveretts--Cfape Shagr--
Nankin, Canton and Italian Crapes--cheap Cali
Goes aud Cambria Prints and rs Linens
British Cotton Shirtings--American Sheetiugs-
Long Lawns and 62A Cotton Cambricks-
Linen Cambricks- Thread Laces---black aud
white silk Lace---sfik aud Mersailles Vestiags-
yellow Il blue Nankins--Cottoa CassimeFe--Co
ton tripes-Seersuckers--blue aud green Ratti-
nets--Furniture Dinloty--Chintz and plate Fur
niiures--Cambrick Muslins---Leno, Mull ,jaconets,
book aud India Musiins--Ging hans---5lack Italian
Lustring-t florence Observation-Disclosures aad
plain Bonnet sIk--rich hgur'd, white and coior'd
Sattins--black Sattin--Sik Vclgels--Biaids and
terrets--italian anu India Sewing Siks--bandan-
ma, dag, black & bgur'd silk Observation-Disclosures
and white silk Cioves--black cotton do--whte &
color'd Sewing Cotton--Wre do--Linen CAM
ks-fhread---imitation aud Chntz SAawls--
Linen Cambrick Handkfs.--Endia Checks--tndia
Cottony--lwil'd buff Nankin--sk TWist--0aCk,
blue and white Shalloons--Maitese, gilt, fancy.
pearl and silk buttons--corded and hgur d Gam
bricka--Prince Regents -Cottonets---S.Siag
m--UmbrelIas--Russia Sheetings aud Crash
Platillas--brown Lnen--silk and beaver Gloves
ladies habit and long white and color'd kid Gloves
-Bsmboo and dress Fans-Iuslin Robes--Cot-
ton Damask--siik, worsted and cotton Hese-hid-
Serminster and Straw Competing, &c. June
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-30
NEW GOODS.
MITCHELL, q PAINE

MI ICHELL q PAINE,
0PP3'm on''" R'TO 1aidJ9s Acct
ii AVE juit received az additional saortmeut OF
GOODS among which are
Cognsc and spsnfh Brady Holland and An,sr.
lean Gin; jamaica So Crolz, WIN Rn,n.
S Madeira, L'sbon Port and Malaga Wine
Efence OF Punch Cherry and Cordial
Hyion, Hylou, II Skin ard Souchong Tea
Coffee * Chocko'ae; Nutmeg; Cloves Pimen.
to; Pepper and Mul2rd Fgs RAiGns and
Filberts
Loaf, Lump and brown Sugar Molaaes
Pork; Bacon Cheels; Fin Salt Soap and
Candies
Rice Flour; Indian and Rye Meal
Cotton and Cotton Yarn Alium Coppesae IL
digo and Dye Woods
A complete aGortment of sADDLRRY WARE
Earness Chaiie and Trunk Trimmings
Butts (; Screws Cabinet Furniture and Files
hnlves and Forks C!afs Nails Eng. and Am
Shovels and Spades; ocythess Sickss Hoes
Sad Irons, &c SC
Ah0--An afIortulent Of IRON g. STEEI.
Skirting, Harnels Bride and Chaife Ton LgATH.
ER u HOG SKINS June
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-30
JeweIrq, Sl{uer and Plated Ware,
Military Goods and Looking Glasses.
AT 7Hs CREgs SHORE EXCHANGE SrsEET.
Z ELEAZAR WYER,
GoxpsaI4H 81 TEEgLRR

Gozpsm4H u TREsLzR
yT1CULD inform hs friends and the pubIic,
Wv that he ha.iust received al additional as
soytrusnt of GOODS 10 his line, among which are
Elegant Pearl, Pate, CorneIian. Jet and Topaz
Earrings-Pins and Finger RngH--PaiEe and GiIt
lides for the Hair -gmulet Necklaces Plus
Ear rings, and other ornaments--CIlt Snaps--Cilt
aud plated fhoe Buckes--Gilt neck chains ur
tie slae fde and other Combs---Aaitese Corne-
lisn, gold and silver Wen Buttons Cold and Sill
yer Watches. Chains. KEYS and Seals Of the aew-
eli faihion-- great variety of Gilt Iewsiry-
Coral and glass Beads S<c,-God Gilt and plated
Epsuietts and Lace--C:lt, plated aud verified
Cord Gilt and pia,ed Swords Hangers ans Sa
bges very low priced Swivels, Buckles * P!umes !;
Morocco Bette of fuperior quality Gilt and
Mahogany framed Looking GsiFes Platsd and
Jxpaned Ware Britannia coffee and tea Sets
Church Fisggons and Cups
He makes and keeps coaaantIy on hand Silver,
foup, gravy and cream Lzdles-Table delert and
tea Spoons-fpgar Tongs Spoons hisl
bles-pencil cafes and tooth picks-together with
variety Of fancy ARTICLES.
~ Country Traders, will be fupplied with
Goods as uluaI at liberia discount.
May 90. (6w)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-30
PTAKE NOTICE IN


Real Estate to be sold at Auction.
1T S. McLsil0n and 7. Fetcbsr's CEce i,
Portland on Thurfday the 18th day of
September next, anis5s preyiouRy soa al
private as,
THAT well known and valuable FTSH Sy,SND
on BalisYs Tasnd in Hargfwei now occup;ed
by LowARD lkcaAHAM & Co. containing twelve
acre. OF Land with the DtOst1g bos,s 'BsrH, stars
Fl6 boufs, Sbs5 Cias,n,, WsgBt, esd SsaL,, Hsas-
B0rr0z0'' Splitting table,, Ss. Gs.
ALSo-The wharves, Dock, ard all the Ds;vi-
egss ;hsreun,o bslongng-Flaks Yard, Bic
plan of the premiies may be feen and condi
lions made known, which will be liberal. =, the
time of sale. For information inquire Of the
oove canned AUcsionesrs or OF JOHN ROW OF
Liibon.
June esd, 1919 Hsvl
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-30
NEW GOODS.
VIM. MCCLELLAN.

JUN received and offers for fale the follow.
Jog articles, VIZ White and cosoured Cam
brics-Csmbric Prints--nice Calicoes-gown add
cap Mualns-Canton CraPes-orange blue, laloe
add Rrxw colourea double wovs Szrragoss Silks,
for bonneis and fpencsrs-chzngsabie gown and
petite neutrality-suspicious. Platss
and Furnitures-Printed Shzwls-Crape ditto
Plain Silks Tahby veive,-Cotton ye!tings--snk
Observation-Disclosures and yellow Nankins--
ak Hofe-cotton do-a great sfortmenl Of Rib
bons very wide Braids of all coiGurs-black fix
Handkerchefs fancy coloured dtto,with wrought
borders-yelvst Bindings, plain snd'6gured--
common and very nice Parafols-BsmbaEetts-
OiicIoths--M Mems sIippers-cost and velt Buttons
ball and chain dittocut glass ditto, Of all col
ours--s large afortment of ds--Scifors--Spee
eacles from ninepence to Eve dollars pair-Tor
roife Cell Hair Combs -dreihng Combs-hamp
pocket ditto--Tortoife fhell duo. with pearl ca
fes-French Perfumery-fma pots of highly per-
funed waihiug soap-ons cafe of Canton figured
Paper for hangings aud window curtains Cotton
netts-C aGmeres, &c Sc very cheap for cain.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-30
Fresh Goods.
BARBOUR g. LINCONL,
TT AVE- received from late imports,ior,. Z large
i J. aGoriment of
FRESH GOODS,


-~Amoso wHrcH ARR
London and Yorkshire Superiine
BROADcLoTFYS aud CdSSINEREs,
Plain white buff and figured Msrfailes Veflings,
Back hk Elorentine Velfing, fine buff CsfEmere,
2 8 and Iriifl Linens
Light ground ADD plaid London Caiicoes
Common Caicoes Carlisle Cipghams
Elegant FurDitures
Blue and red CopperpIates
Back Sinchsws and Saffneus
Black Levaasines Italians and Florences
PLAZA and chsngeable coIcred Sinchaw
sartnctt and Florence Luarings Plaid klflripgs
Black Satin; Englifh silk Gloves
Nankin Grape Shawls
Fine figured Leno aud book Mullins.
Imitation India Muslins
Canton Cfspss fancy elk Handkerchief
Cotton Cam5rics; Cambria Mullins
Is and Gik Shawls. elegant colours
Mems and womens cotton Hosiery
6-4 TO lO.4 Dsmask table Linen
birds eye Diaper black Italian Grape
Light and dark printed aud imitation Shswls.
Blue g. fhort yellow Nank,ns Company Nankin.
Black Silk Handkerchiefs
Company Raudannas; Chopps RomaIs
Patent TEAM loom ShrtinYs
Linen Cambrics elk Velvits
Water loon Sheetings x common factory CottonI
Patent Suspsnaers India Cacoes
Engliih patent Thread wire fewing Cotton
Fine white F'aEuels Black Bonnbazeus
Super gilt COAT and ven Buttons fix basket ditto
American Cinghams; Checks, Stripes, Bed Tick.
ing and Sa,rinetts
az and so inch Bingham Umbrellas
Low priced blue Broadcioths
May 10. (d)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-30


1T the sign ftae Boot, Middle-Street,
IL AS Just received for sale, large assortment
l. Il of Ladies, Misses and Children's
Kad, Morocco 81 Leather Shoes,
of the most approved fashion, manufactured of the
best materials
Observation-Disclosures Pumps, fine Shoes, Boots
&c warranted good.
o. Ladies KID and Morocco BOOTS.
Several cases of American Waterproof HATS
cheap, durable, light and handsome.
An assortment of LASTS, Of different kinds
SHOEMAKER'S TOOLS constantly on hand.
Varaish and Italian Paste Blssckiag,
OF an excellent quality, for sale as above.
A few dozen ELASTIC RAgOR STRAPS, OF
superior quality 10 any heretofore in use.
o. Wanted 10 the aboue Business,
Two or three Apprentices who can bring good
recommendations for their sobriety and moral hab-
its; Those from the country will be preferred.
JuneG 6w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-30

William & Edw. Oxnard,
Mussey's Rop, Middle Street,
HAVE received and opened for sale large as
y = sortment of fresh imported
SPRING q. SUMMER GOODS,
which will be disposed Of at reasonable prices for
cash or approved credit. If JuDe2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-21
Isaac Entwislc. Jr.

Boot, Shoe and ClogsS Manufacturer,
DEGS leave respectfully to inform bis
ID friends and the public, that he conti-
nues TO manufacture boots, shoes and cloggs
Of The best quality, al his store in King:st.
near Mr.. Perry's.
He desires particularly TO recommend a
trial Of his clogs TO the attention Of slave
proprietors, and to laboring people in
general; from their superior utility in re-
sisting wet and cold duringsthe winter sea-
son, they will be found great acquisition
to this description of people, both from their
superior comfort and saving in cost.
November Is mwf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-21
Ten Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the, subscriber about
"a the 4lh Of August, Negro Women
LOUiZA-Ashe is 25 years old, about 8 feet
FIVE inches high, and stout has some OF her
front teeth out, and is apt tc laugh when
spoken to; she has sister Marnda and
a mother living in Georgetown, one above
Senmes's tavern, and the ether on Herring
Hill, where she has teen barhored for two
weeks, ami LEI, there 10 come home, but
has not done So. expect she can be found
in Georgetown or Alexandria, where she
has many acquaintance. will give the
above reward il brought home, or lodged
ROBERT HARPER.
Prince Georges CO. Maryland,
September S dit
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-21
Exchange 8 Brokers' Office.
Georgetown, District Of Columbia.
ROMULUS RIGGS.
November "a

A T his oiiice, next doc. below Craw-
"A ford tavern. Bridge-st Georgetown,
will exchange all kim sof Bank Notes ON
the most reasonable terms.--All persons
who may have notes ontbe baasssof North
Carolina, South Carolina aHi Georgia;
would do well to call on him, as he is
largely in the purchase OF that kind of no.
ney, aud will take il on the most reasona-
BILE terms.-Persons travelling 10 the West
ern Country may at all times get the Bank
Notes of the Western Banks alta Iair dis
court, by calling his Office. For tine in
formation Of all persons throughout the U,
States, X. Riggs makes il known, that all
of the Banks Of the Distrist OF Columbia
pay their notes on demand IL pecie; and
IL would be much TO the Advantage of the
merchants, AMI trading 10 the South and
west, 10 e1coU' &c the circulation of the
Notes of the Parks OF Georgetown, Wash,
irgton and Aiexandria, as il will Il all
times answer for remittanccs to the large
commercial and Atlantic towns all per-
sons enfigrallng or travelling TO The west
ward should he very particular and take
the Notes OF the Banks OF the District of
Columbia, as they will hpd them the most
current, ttt re beng no countcrieiis on the
District Banks. The Merchants Bank Of
Alexandria has Ions nee failed-all per-
sons should be on their guard, as they will
be Imposed On. August ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-21
Gone to the Southwark or
Westward.

A YELLOW WOMAN, called Celia
n Detcher, in the e3d year Of her age,
about q feet or inches high-marks like
moles on the right side of her face. which,
with several letters on her left arm, were
made with india ink. She is about four
months gone in state of pregnancy-fol-
lowed her husband, Jim Clark, yellow
man, who was purchased from this place
and taken away in company with large
number Of slaves, about two week ago, by
man OF The name of Basset. Il is suppo-
sed they have gone TO the westward: Celia
was born free, and had with her notarial
certificate Of herfreedom, and description
of her person. Her mother, the subscriber,
ismuch afflicted by her manner OF gong a.
way, and desires that any humane people
who may chance 10 meet with her, will
persuade her to return, icing apprehensivc
that when she gets into strange country,
where she will be unknown and out Of the
reach Of her friends and those who would
be likely 10 protect her, attempts may be
made by some avaricious and unprincip'ed
persons, 10 deprive her of her liberty, and
sell her for q Iace. Should any such at
,tempts be made, fifty dollars reward viii
be paid to auy person who viii connmmi-
cate such information as shall lead to the
conviction Of the offenders, and the recove-
~ of tue woman.
HANNAH DETCHER.'
Alexandra, October6. 1918.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-21
so Eollars Reward.

A BSCONDED on Saturiaymorn;ng. the
"a 18th nut negro Gecrte, or George
Gri I'M, the property OF hliSS hlCel', by
tra.!e n1iler, and understands s7ae pat
III the bIscksmith's business; lie Is about
30 wears oi age, 8 feet q or inches high,
y,on, made, very black complexion. large
eyes and mouth, with thick lips. lie isa
very ar,ful fellow and has heen in the habit
ur o5trudiag himse!iaS TREE inan, AMI will
nn doubt attempt iu ass - s,Fci', aad pro-
hahly get work-has a dorn lUo$ when
sposeu io.-tiis clcthrs not rccoi,scted, ha-
wing various suits. :.
A reward OF 10 dollars will be given 1t
taken in the town or county. 90 IN the coun-
" Of Washington or Fairfax, or the above
reward !. taken 50 miles from town, with
an -sasoaal,ie charges il bruus', ;pmc.
Masters OF vessels are cautioned against
isrborirg or carrying of said Runaway, as
,acy viii be dealt With according % law,
JAMES SANpERSON.
Aasus' II
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The National Register

rs paper which is published, every So
i turday, at the city Of Washington, in
the District Of Columbia, and each number
contains sixteen pages octave, in small but
very legible type. 1t makes two volumes
in the year and every volume is accompa-
MED with copiohs Index. The price per
annum is FIVE dollars, payable in advance.
The Public Documents, both. foreign and
domestic I; the proceedings of Congress, and
authentic news Of every description, are
regularly inserted therein, and accompani-
ed by critical and explanatory remarks. Its
value is also enhanced by occasional re-
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ments are decidedly American, indepen-
dent Of all party considerations. For this
work, which is well established, regularly
published, and transmitted weekly to sub
scribens by the mail, the public patronage
is respectfully solicited.
LAWRENCE, WILSON u CO.
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N Office.

A T court continued and held fer Fair
~ lax county, the 10Th day of November
1878, HughFiolett, administrator of Thomp-
son Violet, deceased, having been duly
summoned TO attend cour, this day, TO give
counter security TO indemnify Coleman
Lewis, Price Skinner, and Lachlan M.ln-
tosh, bis securities for his administration a.
foresaid; and being solemnly called, and
failing TO appear, and having failed to set
tie his account as The administrator afore.
said-On motion Of The said ColemanLew.
is, Prince Skinner, and Lachlarf NJ 'lntosh,
1t is ordered, that the administration grant
ed the said Hugh Violet on the estate Of
the said decedent be revoked; and that the
sheriff Of this county do take into his pos
session all the estate Of the said Thompson
Violet, deceased, not heretofore admins
tered by the said Hugh Violet as the adj
ministrator aforesaid, and administer the
same according to law.
Copied from the minutes.
Dec Teste, VIM. MOSS, G &c.
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The Builders Assistant,

S<ONTAINtNG-the FIVE orders OF ar
q chtectuTe, selected from the best sPe-
c;nens of the Grecian and Roman, with the
figured dimensions OF their height, pr9leee,-
ton and profile, and variety OF mouldll-
lions, mo 1illions and sSniag., on larger
scale, both enriched aud PLAIN, 's|ta 5rors'
gag drdsriagS, shewing their method o, COLI
s'rus,ion, selected from number ct beau
t;lnl examples, copied from the ar que
i,T the use Of builders, carpenters, alasons,
,..,s,ercrS, cabinet makers ami carvers-
Wita sirty original designs, their plans, e!e-
,7,ions. sal sections the whole excmpli-
fc1 on $50 copperplates.-By John Have
land. architect, and Hugh Rrid9urt, artist
Is now publishing, by subscription, in
numbers, nj one dollar each. Three num-
hers are already received, and !, u propo-
sod to complete the work in fifteen num-
hers, forming three handsome octavovols..
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
November "a tuths3w