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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03
Translated for Relf"s Gazette.

j y
], Don Jose Callava, Ex Governor Of Yves
Florida, Commissioned by the Spanish go
vernment to carry into full and complete ef
! feet as commissioner, all the stipulalioBs BE-
tween His Catholic Majesty aud the Presi
dent of the United States, in the cessior
! made to them of the said Province under the
Treaty OF Friendship, adjustment OF differ.
ences and limits ratified by both nations or
the 22d day OF February OF the present yeai
1891. Do make the present, sworn rxpos,-
ton, with all the force OF law. on my word
OF honor, guaranteeing the truth of my as.
ser:ions, on the responsibility of my head
before tribunal, OF the oulraees which were
committed against my official character as
Spanish Commissioner; against my person
and against my house on the day and nigh
OF Wednesday, the esd OF August, 1921, by
the Governor OF the said West Florida and
Commissioner on the part of the U. States
under the same Treaty. The facts are as
follow:
AT about four in the afternoon was in The
house OF Geo. NJ. Brooks, Esq. colonel OF
the United States fourth regiment, 10 dinner
The company al table consisted OF colonel
Brooks, bis lady, EIjses Fromentine, Esq.
Judge of the United States, the commander
Of the L. S. brig OF war Enterprise, Michael
kearney, Esq. Lieut.. Col. Don alsrius De
VIlhers, Lieut.. Col. and commander of Ar
tiIlery, Don Francisco Palmes, the Vicar of
the Province the Rev. James Coinan, asd
citixensDr. Juan lnnersIity DR.. Juan Larua,
merchants, DR.. Bernardo Prie,o, and Don
LUIS Gaysni, Capt. Don Jore Norilga, re-
tired officer, Don Jose Cruza,, my Secre,a,
ry of the commission, Lieut. Don Carlos De
llier>, and Don Arnaldo Gulllimard sub
Lieu,s. Don Marisno La,urday, and Don
Pedro de Alba, Public Interpreter. The
Spanish sub Lieut., Don Domingo Souss,
came and enquired for me, earnestly desir-
ing to speak With me. On entering he was
accompanied by an officer of the U. States
who conducted him as prisoner as be told
me, having asked him tor what Ireason, be
replied, in the presence OF the company iha,
on the proceeding day three persons made
their appearance arhis house, who said We
are authorised by the Governor Don Andr. "
Jackson, to order you To deliver UP certain
papers xhlsh be has been informed are in
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03
READING-ROOM
MARINEJOURNAL.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. OCT 9.
Az RIysD.

ARRIVED.
steam Boat Potomac, Middleton, GO
hours from Norfolk with passengers,-pas.-
ed two brigs and one schooner below the
narrows, boundup.
Norfolk, September go.
fni in in dis'ress-Scbr. MILO Fsrnsworlh
Ioi Bristol: + | days lrum Camden. Me.
loaded with lime and lumber Was hound
to Alexandra. but three days ago. Of the
Delaware. having experienced some severe
wea her, found that the Lime in her hold
hau taken fre, and supposIng that they had
extlDguished il after some efforts. procteded
Oh her voyage: Before they had reached
the Capes OF Virginia, however, discovered
their error. and hat It was masking conside-
rahle head, found it necessary 10 stop every
Ven., abandon the cabin. and put into this
as The nearest port. has'ne previously thrown
over her deck load, consisting of !un.ht and
6U CASKS OF IiDe. She has BEEN run ashore
Oh Hospital Point, 10 The barber.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03

From the Baltimore Federal Gazette.
a small work entitled the World in JMinid-
,.re and published in England, has reached
the United States. We copy from It the fol-
lowing curious facts: $3.50
"Frempuag, King Of the Akemi'ts, and at
the same time an intrepid warrior had heard
so maay wonderful things respecting the
White Sea Monsters, (ibe European Slave
traiersl tina, though be resided very far in
land. be requested she Danes to send him
one OF their people to crafty his curiosity.
Ksmn. a clerk, accordingly travelled to his
court, When 6rst ushered into the Royal
presence, he made low obeisance, at the
same time moving back his foot; on which
mis- Sable Majesty conceived, that like the
wild monkiss, he was COUGHING for the pur-
pose of making a spriug at his head. he
therefore fell fat on the ground, under the
des that he should thus escape, and that the
s,raug. animal would leap over him. AT the
same time he called out to his wives for pro-
lection! and they Immediately formed Cir
Gle rouad him. His Majesty was told that
This was oply the salutation OF the Whites;
but be begged that il might be dispensed
with in future. He soon began to examine
his visitor with somewhat less tiu,idlty. AT
frs, he teok his clothes TO be part OF his
body; and the qssss Of the Dane had led
~h;m 10 suppose that he was large ape, OF a
snecies unknown to him, with tail growing
on, nj his neca. The White was then re-
nmryd 10 eat in his presence 10 order tho
roughly 10 satisfy himself respecting his real
-..Laps, he desired that he might be reques' ed
nlshment he lear. HAT Kanp positively
refused TO comply In the presence OF more
than a hundred wsmen, but that lac had no
objection 10 show himself undressed to the
King alone On receiving this answer, hi,
Majesty previously submitted TO the discus
sion Of his Council Cf State (,be eldersl wbe-
.,her it would be irrudeat sto trust himself
alone with White man. They decided in
the affirmative, and the wemen were ordered
to retire. The Dane then stripped. Fren-
pung cautiously approached nearer and near
er: he touched his limbs with fear and aslo-
nishment, and al length burst out into the
exclamation, yes, thou art indeed man,
bu, as white as the very Devil"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03

pipes of rum, Isl ,aSs hogsheads ofhoney,
and raw anu undressed hides to the value
of ESQ. 600 dollars--Tbe average annuai
valoe of these products during those
years being 81 ,ss44,soo dollars.
The above mentioned produce was ex-
ported within the said term in IL ,o19 YES
sells from the port Of the Havana, OF these
slS7 were under the Spanish dag' ana
9542 under foreign flags.
The above exports yielded the state
within that period Is, 2Si,797 dollars, be-
ing annually. from the Havana, above
S,656, 9e9 dollars, and 8 reals of plate
and by an exact calculation made from
reports in the possession of the govern
msnt it may be shewn, that the same du-
ties in the ports Of Matanzas and Quatro,
villas, the proceeds Of the lottery and
tythes, would increase that sum in the
district of Havana alone to 5 millions an
nuailyi
In five years the consumption of Ha-
yana is estimated at 24,445, $50 dollars
The district Of the Havana alone contains
779 large coffee plantations. The stten-
ton of the planters is turned almost
wholly to the cultivation of sugar and
coffee, although the soil is better adapted
to tobacco than any other In America.
The island has not the 18th part of the
population of which It's capable, nor OF
which it actually stands in need. Halt
the population is black, and about one
third slaves. ->~-
LOTTERY-NEW SCHEME.
1t has been said, fgurativeiy, that mar
rage is lottery; but we do not recollect
to have met with practical illustration
of the truth Of the smile before the fol-
lowing. which is free translation OF an
advertisement in the Louisiana Gazette
"a young man, of good figure and dis
position. unable, though desirous to pro-
cure a wife, without the preliminary
trouble of amassing q fortune. proposes
the following expedient to attain the OBJ
iect of his wishes. He offers himself as
the prize of lottery to all widows and
virgins under 50. The number oftickets
to be 600, at $50 each. But one number
to be drawn from the wheel. the fortunate
proprietor of which is to be entitled to
himself and the $4,000 dollars"
The plan is ingenious, and if adopted
generally, without the limitation OF age,
might be productive Of the happiest effects
on society, inasmuch as it would tend to
diminish the number of those ''who pine
in single wretchedness," and by keeping
alive that hope of a helpmste, the want OF
which is the chief source of the ilitemper
which is said to characterize certain
class of certain sex, it would add much
to the comfort of many domestic circles
We doubt. too, whether Of the matches
formed in this way, an equal proportion
would not provo as happy as OF those
made in the usual manner. The prize
being known, no lady would enter for ii
without at least as my. much detection =! a:
though the gentlemen would run the risk
of an unpleasant helpmats, he would be
certain of one OF the objects which is sup
posed to be essential to connubial harpi,
ness. tN T. american.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03

New York, September ss.
A letter from Gibraltar, OF the 10Th OF Aug
s,stes, that the Markets we're very dull tor
American produce, owing TO the numerous
,rriysls--not less than 2U, 900 barrels OF Hour
on hand-nominal price 5 T5-loo to 90 -
No sale tor tubae or rice
Exchange on England, 40 to 4ss per Spa
nish dollar.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03
.hayors Office, I'd Gct. 1921.

t,'Koh the return of the COMMISSIONS
appointed ~ the Common Council 10
suPerIn,end an election Tor a member IN
Ward No. 2 tc I'll ,he vacancy oceasionst
by t''e fea'h of iir. JOHN RAMSAY, Robertl
Anderson Esq. wa duly elected.
GNeD under nari
CHR. NEALE, Mayor
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03

Baron De MALTTz, secretary Of the Rus-
! ian legat ton. has arrived in the city OF New
III ork, from London, in the ship Robert Id
wards.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-18
Ia G4ZETTE An
s$4S5zs MARINE list. !4zA
PORT OF PORTLAND.

CLEAhANCEs
Monday, Jan. l5-Cl schr Despatch, Blanch-
ard, Boston
1ueSday brig Galen, Heating, Havana.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Dee 20, big Juno, Of kennebunk, for ST. Do
mirgo.
jan 9, schr Amity, Of Bristol, Q days from BOs
ton, ~ North Carolina.
Dec 90, ship Neutrality, COOmbs, Is days
hence for Havana.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
James River is closed with ice, So as 10 stop
ali navigat ton with Richmond.
The new packet sch " Hard Tunes" has been
established run between 81. A1drews and
E-stport.
brig James Monroe, Chase, Of this port, ar at
Bost Il on Saturday last from Baltimore also,
Psymaster, Prince, 81 Northyarmcuth, Philadel.
Lying at the wharyes in Boston o, Nonds J
last, sloops Ohio and Charlotte, Of Saeo; sChrs.
Sally, do and Abigail, of Scarborough sloops
-, Spear. Of Thomaston, aud Ranger Port
land Catherine, Of ct. George cargo on board ;
Harriet fr Wells. and Packet, Damerscotta do
schrs LYDIA, Of Deer Isle, 90 ; Mary, from Wells
Brig Unien, OF Wiscassct, from Honduras, and
schr Ann, Emery, Of oaCo, from Fredericksburg,
were in NsntSsket Roads 10Th INST.
brig Richmond, Adams, Of thls port, sailed f.
L a
SiooP Dolphin, Of SaCo was shore at the
Vineyard on Thursday last.
q small Viualhayen sch l-innet, has arrived at
Chatham very leaky, with her cargo considera-
bly, injured
At st. Pierres 2lst ult brgs Mary, GARNER,
for this port, same days Dolphin, Cunningham,
DameTscotta 10 EmTa. tetson, tampceu,
disch sch Triton, GaInes, u SAGE, Tor Ne y bern.
90 ship from Dameuscotta, lying of aud on.
A lumber sChr IF the harbour.
At II Thomas 20 ut hngs Alert. Bartlett,
for Charleston. Marga,et and Sarab toote, Of
Bath, for WIlmrngt. IA, AID bel,IdeGe, ,urne, fol
Boston sailed Goth.
Il ST. Domingo City. 18Th ult bugs Havana.
Dunlap, Of Brunswick, ioI I Thomas; Fox, Hall
10 days IRON tins port, Just ar. ne Lnterpnze
OF three privateers, and caoght one after short
detention ls. her 20, she having regui4 com
mission.
AT ew Orleans Dec l6, brig Fancis, Dicks
hence. @ org asey sumner, Of Maine. toI
Hsyana.-l8th, ar sch Mary 4 Nancy, Prescott
Hanowen. VA Hav ma. l6 sail OF vessels bound
10, were counted near the bar.
Al IT Savannah 4th nst. schr Jubilee, Wsds
worth, a ssco, Gnmsby, Il.
Brig ID .lphin, Walker, Of Hallowell, fr New
Orleans ar at Petersburg 9th inst
aut OJJtk ~ nisf 80 q -Hdrg, >anWO"a, b
ndcbIas, N p, rmtdn; ~ Hop mt, r,sl
m0nd sen ilsteg, Lormg, Portland.
>oi Come, Of Portland. for Hfst Indies Ief HI
apes of virginia Jfh inst.-s-h Fair imerican D
Yayrea, for New5ryPort, do 7h, and ,cas pariec
tCita ntIt dug
Sen Paramount Ham. 70 Rrys from Bath, Or a.
.teC Ork 2h inst. or The 7ih, lost her Top nail
syIh her ruddcr &c.
a PORT Eoqal "a hs rirer Rappzhanncek, bOunc
! Hp brig lIeEc0. SlGnWood.
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Common eonairy, are determined, ~ 1t IL said,
10 violate those principles hope not
|. IS not, however, my place o. my inien
ton TO dictate, or to say any thing on the
subject OF, who as or who Is not, suitable
character TO fll thr place But still must b.
permitted to beseecb Of yop not 10 furnish ai,l
more aid 10 perpetusting that oJious stain and
foul blot 10 our national character, OF Insla,ing
our ielowcTeatures and thereby contradict
ing and denouncing, in or practice, that great
and leading feature ~ the declaration Of on
own Independence. that "GN Men are born
tree Ond equal
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MOTTO =

TIE fur cribers hsvng been apPsin,e ed BY the
Hsp. JoNAs CLAsK Eiq 70 receive sad cam
iae the CLAIM. If the G editors to tie et2te Of
DAVID CHALLt~,
lac OF NeW6ei5 deceased. Represented i.sO'veDt.
do hereby gve notice thst al months are allowed
TO SAID creditors 10 bring IN aud prove heiF cams
and thar ve fhali affena that ervice 20 the b u-e
OF szekle Cballi. IN HewGsid "A, on the zli q a.
day 10 hi, apd the Eve following month, fcoa
20 SIX Of the clock IL the afe-noou OF each cay
hETh NIEL iIBBFY.
DANIEL SMITH, l..
Limerick Nov H. $40.
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TIE Dollars RpWard >!

KIN frem the Hsuse CT he fu5feriber =
= ttIEIATURE, set &C slack frame. aoout i've
inche fouase-as x IS va.u2" scly % the owner
he s.ov- ard will be paid 20 the pefsoz yhs
vi ur- " with or without the frame ~ JsEu
ary 8, 1921. JOSEPH HAR2oD.
Portland IAN 1s; 1891.
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.Nf0 lGn'S ArhcleS.

NaViga r - ,uerc-f G i., lot.
Nauhr7 'tI-u'.-4... NuI q
geGer4 ~ n H,eut " Chr s-GnatFant---
Compa-> Scale and DivIlers Saa JournaIs--,
Shipping teptr y nE Fspr &c.
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IL th,s town. NJ William Crane, aged 43--
VI a. VIDA Reed aged ga Guild If Nc. T'H-
.tny ,ston--s child of Mr Thomas Ingee, aged
v.ess.
A Narthya.ron'h, on the 7tb inst Ociavu,
A ns,u,, va IL Can't. James {. adj aged year.
ant t,outs.
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Al a Court of Probate held nj the
Probate Office n Portland. withia ard ~. .Az
Countv Of Cumberland, IN the tenth on January
10 the ysar Of our Lord eighteen huadred au1
twenty one
DAIIBAC y Wis adminiArafrix Of he efaN
or Szmue D-vF ate ( Frsspcrk 10 said roun-
~ Marie teresiet having rrgfe ed be e.
sccaun' e s!m,uilration,of Re e.fse ~ "a de-
cea.,a aud mace q Tea ION for % = owauce ogr
az re-r. a sit2e
ORDEs . Thar he G. q Parisncr RFs rcrier
10 al perlnnt rntsrtfed " rausrga copy OF
rhis order 10 he put he &c weeks fulrsss-
lvely in he P7itiand CaE,ur printed AZ PORT
and. thst hey uIay ape PrOhae Coure
"a ~ ~ q ~ prsha Off = aforef,id o. he
bird tut.d.y st Ferruar' sc n r be cei-
~ te fortsc-n srd fhew rauis II sry hey ave.
Why re .4s I'D not Ne .uortd
A. X. PlRRis, Iudge.
a rue Ply AreA
pesSrIo -ourHaATE R4yihy.
ItIIE 4 NM u.s...r--- aprnin d nv thc Jrdrt
\ cf F,.b4le fur he C0url. N Lincoln e.
ceiv. ard ~ .,oiae the cinims VI he sefe al
creditors q lhs Is v'~ #
JOHN ROWE.
iste sfLishnp, " sid oan6 cen iernsr ,dersas-
Z, -epse~en'~d 'asoirsn. rereby give ro. .ee,
W. ~ n IVY IVY, .. III to tb . 1ay ~ I.nu-rv
ast age slo4sa 1y he sEiU Judg- 1T p stsie
f,- he ~ .u,. ionrrs .o receive ard kan ~
the claim. Of tive c--d to- OF w. Sid decsssed,
aad :h hey n n "a md h fu-ies of tlctr
NJ com mission a l- rffc lf Btri-ra 80
sa,, n Topshsm, - ne 20 T0- 4d.ss March,
way 90 Jur mex fen v e. u O. TX,
;" ~ ssas t 4 a-~a.
TopshAr, n. IS. 1921,
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2'O The Printer of ts Portlni Gazsfts.
SIR-HssIng seen a speech lately deliv-
cred ~ lbe Hon NJ. MoRRlLL, Of \. II. IN
the senate uf The Um Ell -, on the suJject
af accepting he Constitution of Missouri, and
admitting her INTO the Union upon Inc Prtacl
piles Of that Constitution, feel strong desire
10 have it published at large IN your paper /:
More especially al this ParticUla: crlsls; when
your Legislature are about ID - ect member
10 fill a vacancy ID tbe senate OF the URiled
STATES
This bsdy has for long time been nearly
equally divided, and turning a on PIVOT, OF
the very Interesting subject Of slavery Had
the new and Republican State II MAINE tul
hIlsJ her duty OIL this occasion, and seat into
II two Members, who would have eYinced a
disposition 10 have awaited themselves Of this
fsyera.le opportunity 10 give check, TO this
odious and dete.table practice, It might have
had the effect TO turn the balance 10 favor OF
the cause of freedom and humanity
Missouri has now produced Constitution,
With provision in il. which Is considered 10
be paipG5Iy and dramatically opposite 20 The
provisions of the Constitution OF The UuIied
States And bow any gentlemen who have
sworn to support nhts, can still vote IA favor OF
Ehot Is not easily Understood.
But BY way Of excuse Tor them, their friends
haze frequently said, that II We oppose III,
yrinciple. This siaVs trade We shall b. n dan
ger OF : sectional Division Of the UHited
| StItes" But this, | think, could not afford
shem any excuse. even II il were true.
but ask bow il can possibly lie true, when
abe people of Missouri itself are divided Upon
she subject? And soie especially when lhe
s,1ies Il Ohio Illinois sDd Indiana are more
uniedly and strenuously opposed 10 i than
New England, or even than any par: Of lhe
United Slates9
But let u for the argument, suppose tie
worst: and ask, what II It should torn this
sectional DIVISION? are we To be called upon
20 abandon the cause of justice ara humanity,
because The people c! certain ssetl0" OF our
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grand LODGE OF MAINE.

GRAND LODGE OF .NAINE.
~ &c htresy gives tha' mee,.ug ct the
~ = ". GLAND '..DGE OF MAINE Nill he
.->.-e A. .AagUa's itI' Pn- land, AVA ThursdGl,
ae h dd, Of february ensuing al 6 O'Clock, N.
~. uf wuict IN officer. --t mel pers of be Grand
l. rag~, ne D.. rct Deputy q sHd Mas ers Gs-
r and 2 ozies Of Lodges with al Others concern-
IVY w. . % take uotice and give Ihelr pune
trals uda..e accordingly.
b. erutr &C a. Nj. W
WILLIAM KING, Esq. VI.
WLLIAN LORD @. Secretary.
Ian. l9 1921
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Sacred tiGSic.

Village "A r-Ht, -aEirts ediuuns,
~ n thG 1enH.,
-toT.tecn HafmaBy
HI Ell Collection.
Wis., n,cet 0theg 3ook- of the kind in uEn "a.
1t viii b. PctCei eJ ia, some ~ he FleiS I
Socks only "rr eeutaFF trd rttr- ~ teau
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Maine Register for 1921.

Maine Register Tor 1871.
UST pu9.,.bep. aud fss a.. - WILLIAM
~ AYD y, by the hundred, u. gen or single
puse 80 G. ts stitched 81 - bound
-aJaStD---
Just received LIFE OF REF HENRY
MfRTIN, "a Edition, pricc & jO--Memo:r, OF
Rtv S tauel ). Miils-N at,i P.s.ms anL /. ymus,
l'h spect Hyms KY Rev Pr y -es.ei-- or
Lam, Theological, Ctassicat, Ms
cellaneOus aud School BOOKS;
BL NK &C UNI RDDES fevtry dascrip-
tion-NAJ &c Al BJOkS md C.AalS. and
d complete rrm pf
STATIONARY.
The above .. | De- SID wh1l; ne "r retail, on
h. OF res made ,erui-. IN. ~
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ThMPLI CARMlNA.
50 MS Or THE TEMPLE,
or q ,IDowATtR eoRLLReTiaE CO SACRED MUSIC.
EsbB EJa,ou. IM2ROvbD Z ENLARGTD.
VI AGE harmony, 7th edition, greatly I'M
proved
Northern Harmony, 9Th Edition
new translation OF he New Testament, by
10 WAKEFIELD;
Precsution, q NOUet
Hermit IN The County
Memoir, o. Bernadoite
D.. Wellington;
lie OF b 'nspar
Datlrr Sermons;
Wand, History ~ he World from the
Crsauon to he Advent of The Messiah
american siapny, py ALLEN
B.arn'~ DictI .narr Of TIE BIO.e
byron's Works vols with ates;
History If E,gan1. 8 vols.
Modern Europe. 8 vols
o. Bias, with plates, 4 vols.
Sketch Book (;
J. pensss-s Ms Prius, 7gith .4mericun n 0t9s;
Philip. % Evidence
Chiuy on Criminal Law, vols.
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Charlner's Works;
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Nee Edition Of MoTse's Geo. aphy, uifl
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History of the Shakers
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NEW BOOKS.
Just received and for sale al the
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
No. . Merchants RocV,
MIDDLE-.TEKEr PORTLAND,
By JOSEPH JOHNSON,
.lAAIIEEON'S MMAR Of


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the principles Of Language aud stys, The Ele-
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the fuzzy " Composition and tloqnescs -T'iu1rl-
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Lite Of Commodore Perry;
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SC.
Knckerhocker's History Of New York,
from he 'eginuing Of the world to the end Of the
Du Dynaiy
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gdoms.
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oi the present ate OF the W 0rd, HIh respect {"
Civilization, Religion and GorsTHne1u 81 brief
Dissertation The Importance Of Historical
hnawteage.
DR.. W ats Scripture History
eng short view ui the wnoie Scrptu. Histcrv.
With continuation Of the JEWISH AFFAIRS
from the Old Testament Gil he time Of HRIo
aud account IF ne Chilf Prophecies thai relate
T. him Ill lstrated with various i-aaTks 1he
history and the Religion OF sic rairisrchs Jews
nd Christians, aud N he Laws Govcrnmer
Secs, Cu,toms .nd VI ri.i-gs of the Iew--Repr.-
| -ented 10 - way Of Question and 1nsWtT-FJh
THE U-E OF SCHOOLS.
Also,
English Synonomy, explained
! 80 alphabetical ordef with cop,ou. illustrations
and Examples drawn f,nu he ie wrfte.s.
Buffers Compend of History.
Whelpley's Lectures on ancient and
modern Ht>It...
! Blair's Elements of Philosophy
natural snt r1permenta-for WY. a. II schools.