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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-10-02

Of. We understand that Mr.. Russell, the
present Representative in Congress from this
District, declines being Candidate for re-
election.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05
.IfTSCELL.a.N'EOFS ARTICLES.

Judge Tucker, of the state of Missouri, has
pronounced Loan Office certificates to be btHs
Of credis" within the meaning oil the federal con
stituton, and, therefore, unconstitutional and void
This question came on in case between the state
ard William Carr Lane The legislature OF the
state had made all debts due to the state, TO any
county and ali fines and the fees and salaries Of all
public officers payable in the certificates Of the loan
office The defendant had been convicted of an
assault and battery, fined and committed to custo
DIV unt the fine and osts should be paid. He paid
his fine teudei ed the amount Of the costs in loan
office certificates and prayed TO be discharged This
motion was resisted the 4rnunG hat these CERT.
icates are bills Of credit and that the provision pre-
viding that shall be payable in that currency
is demonstrations and void In examining this oh
lection Judge Tucker goes into long discussion
on the meaning oil " bills of credit" and the evils
which this clause of the constitution OF the United
States was intended to correct. He contends tina
the certificates o. the loan Office are within thu
mischieis contemplated by the constitution in thu
prohibition If bills of credit they equally with
in the letter; they bills; they issued by TIL
state they are issued the credit OF the state
and, thong in terms they evidences of debt, We
in fact they are advances the credit OF the state
Finally he decided that " the loan Office itself is a
Unconstitutional institution and all statutory col
,riyances to promote the circulation of its paper
are unconstitutional, void and Of no effect
Rich. Enquirer
An official statement estimates the Increase OF pr
puation in France, at 572749 individuals in the la
three years The whole population s said TO amour
TO S0,407 ,907.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05
4 alDs of he Clinton.
(BY AUTHORITY J

AN ACT forthe apportonment of Representatives among
the several States, according to the fourth
Be enacted By The Senate and House Of Representatives.
the United States Of america, in Congress assembled Tha
from and after the third day of March, thousand eig
shall be composed Of members elected agreeaby to ratio
of Representative for every forty thousand persons in
each State computed according to the rule prescribed BY
the Constitution Of the United States that is to say within
the of Maine seven; within the state of New-liamr
SHIRE six; within the of Massacht SETS thirteen; within
the stat Of Rhode Island within the state OF Connet
ticut, six within the of Vermont, FIVE; within the
of New-Yok, thirty our within the state OF New
Jersey six; with the of Pennsy tweny-slX
within the state of Delaware, one; within the state OF Mary
land nine; within the of Virginia, twentywo within
the state of North Carolina, thrteen within rhe state OF
South Carolina Mines within the state OF Georgia. seven
within the state of Alabama, two; within the state OF MIS-
ssspp one; within the of louisiana three With
the state of Tennessee nne within the state OF Kentucky
twelve; within the state OF Ohio, fonrteen within me stae
Ct Indiana three; within the state Of Illinois, one; and with
in the state of Missouri,one.
Sec 2.fnd be turtle, enacted, That, as the Returns OF
the Marshal of the state of Alabama not complete, IN
consequence of the death of the former Marshall who con
menced the enumeration in said state, nothing in tins Ac'
contained shall be construed to prevent the state OF Aaba
from having three Representatives if shall be mad
10 appear to Congress- the session, that the sa
state at the time ofpassng this act woudhav been emil
lied to that number, according to its population and the
ratio hereby established if the said Returns had beer con-
rete Approved ;-J.4sHES 'HOVNROf
Washington, March Z, 1922
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05
FROM MISUNDERSTANDING.

We have been ublieingly favoured with letter
iron Havana Of the 24th ult enclosing the DIARY
nespaper oil the same date, containing report of
the Con- mlttees Of Revenue and Commerce Of the
Cortes at Madrid, read the 9th of January soon
cerDlng the notifications nece, sary to be made in
the provisions OF the general Tariff with respect to
he Island OF Cuba" and which was by il approved.
We do not find it convenient to present 10 day a
iull translation oil the document but shall endeavor
10 do so IN our next 1t is not official, but is quoted
from the Cadiz papers of the 18th and 18th Jan.
AS however, the Spanish brig of war Aquilles had
arrived there on the god from Cadiz, the Canari-
es and Porto Rico, with dispatches in so days. it is
to be presumed that II was also officially commu-
nicated.
For The present we barely state, that the arrange
ment is TO take effect on its arrival at Cuba; Span
ish productions proceeding directly from qualified
Spanish port in national vessel are to be tree from
duties OF every kindthose OF oreign countries arc
without exception admissible in such ports of Cuba
paying from 90 to 81 l2 per cent duty in loreia
vessel but one third less il imported in Spanish
vessel-Ihe produce OF Cuba going in Spanish yes.
sells to other ports Of the monarchy is 10 pay OILY
the duty oil adm instr atlon but bound 10 foreign
port SIX per cent on all duties-and general free
dom from duties is provided in the trade of domes.
\ tic productions 10 and from Cuba and those ports.
Power is also given to the local authorities of Cuba
to approve and fix Professionally, the tariff of duties
to be laid by the Intendant pursuant to this regula
lion, upon foreign goods imported according to their
Glass; ana over the reduction or suppression of the
duties upon exports for foreign countries
1 AS consequence Of this arrangement, our letter
observes that should il be cont med at Havana and
so into operation, it will produce reduction of the
duties upon -four from six to seven dollars per
barrel, and many other articles in proportion.
II baltimore american.
I Congress are going TO strike series of Medals
4 How much easier 10 strike Medal than to earn
1 one! Charieaton Courier.
There only nine provincial bankers in ireland
this year; in 1909 there were 4S.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05

Prices Current al Savannah, March &c,
COTTONS.-Ses Islands may be quoted at "a
la OF generally fire occasionally brings from % to
So; and athroDed brands more Uplands 10 l6;
strictly frime III 49, The crop Of Sea Islands
Of this state and South Carolina is so nearly as.
certaned that there can be little doubt the exports
# this state will nearly up to II at of the last
year; while that of South Carolina will be deficient
fully 5000 bags RICE 80 rs 8.
CORN, is now selling at 81 IS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05

COTTON--Up IS a "; FLOUR 81 a 8 so
CORN, 81 a 19s do MEAL, 81 a IS; COT
TON BACGING 40 a As.
COTTON The business doing in Cotton is
rather more lively than last week. Prime scarce,
II; good lots from ID to 14i : Georgian.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05

The total amount consumed in 1920, was 1877
014,G0o lbs weight, average about 269 lbs. per bag
in 1921 lis. $4,000 lbs average Ell lbs. per bag
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05

Near twenty five thousand pounds was raised 10
Scotland towards erecting National Monunien
there, to commemorate the events of the late wal
the building is to be COPY of the Parthenon .
Athens and to be erected on the Cation Hill, hO~
the resemblance it bears 10 the Acropolis of Athens
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05
PEACE TREES.

Make boxes around your trees about one foot in
height and in capacity, exclusive to the tree, to
mold peck, fill this with the bark taken from tan
ats pressing it little together and your trees will
remain free from worms around the roofs which are
destructive to trees, as it is found that worms
Twill not nhabi; this bark if ever so old.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04

,ura, trade with the British West Indies, in.
stead OF being morI6ed with having British
vessels in Gus porss, bringing Us the produce 5
If counisiss We were not Pefmittsd 10 visit,
and enjoying the advantages OF . trade, 10
which me enssrprise Of our merchants and
mariners Wa. not allowed 10 participate. A
nurse,y OF bold, ski!fui and enIerptising sea g.
mea is also opened 20 Us, from which by 4
ditfe rea, policy We should have been excluded.
Oue merchants win we bSpe, properly sppre.
cislc the paternai care which this govern.
ment has 10 this case manifested towards their
interest, especially as the object oi Ihs,r soiic'
nude has been mus eaGIy attained. liz Is IN
deed 10 BE- app, ehended, ,haS the trade beng
open, 100 mauy wal rush into II, ovsido shs
business and make Tuinous speGolations.
The furthe. regulation oi. this ua-e Will no
doubt become subject OF the early attention
of me mex, congtess. Sone measui es ought
III once 10 be adop.ed 10 induce the B'nsn
poveroment TO allow the iDposiaiion IN A.
insrican bottoms OF sailed provisions, the
g,cat and valuable staple ol New EosIs
Boston Fa1Ios.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
SAMUEL PLACE.
t.XECUTON,o SALT.

DY virtue of authority vested in me try the Will of
~ Shas Gardncr decoaseo, I shall cause To he
soJ Ut Pubic AUcton, TO-M0RRJ w. at IL O'Clock,
A. NJ on the p;em,ses-Ihat valuable Lot Of Land,
situate the ill, known by the name the Rhodes
Lot 5eing for beauty ot Prospect and SITUATION unri
vailed in this town; measuring 1873 feet north and
south, aud rs feet east and west, bounded three
streets enclosed by very superior fence, and has
on IT An elegant stable, and arbour, be-
sides several valuable fruit trees and shrubs Per.
sons disposed to purchase. may now have an oppor.
tuny which m'y not sgsin occur, of POSSESSING the
most eligible budir & lot which the town affords.
.ilso, Immediately after. on N p'emises-anolher lot
Of Land Al the corner Of Grffo md G eene streets
on the Hill, measuring 90 fee; by 50. and command
ing pleasant prospta' of the harbor
Also, on the same day. at , O'Clock, y "
II No 100 n ,nes.strcef.
A handsome assortment Of al AHD " AXE and
CUTLERY. comprising Kpivcs ANA Forks. scissors.
penknves locks, buttons, &c --.iiso an eiegsat gold
repeating Watch, chsio seal AMI key silver aarm
Watch, with a variety O; other articles
Conditions made known at the saie.
THOMAS II MUMfOaD. Executor.
JOSIAH {. SRAW, .duci'r.
Eewr1ort sent
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04

49 days from Constradt, bound to Bristol, With heuap
iron aud duck
Same day--ar,ived brig Otter Hopkins, Of Bria,ol.
4s DAYS from Cronstadt. bound to New.Yofk. with q
cargo Of hemp. non and duck. Lett, ship General
Jackson. Gonsoise, Of Bris,o. 10 sail la IS days
brig Balance. Bennett, OF do, in 10 days for New
York. July 20. passed in the Csstegsi brig Mount
Pleasant. Barton. Of and for Bristol also ship Ly.
curgns. OF Portsmouth, bound 10 New.York. Aag
s. 'st 50. 81, Ion So. saw brig Niagara. OF and for
spoke ship Toward, Re sd. OF and for fhiisdeiphs
Sunday Arrived brig Baltic, Eldred, from Cron.
s,sdt, 81 days. with hemp, iron, and Duck, to Mes.
srs WhIldLornes and Others.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
NEW GOODS.
RARVE1 SESSIONS.

LHAP IL OloofcNo,
AS just received, good assortment of Goods.
i suitable to the season--which lie offers at a
small advance from the cost--viz-
London black and blue Droadcloihs and Cassi-
meres 90 fancy colors do, sd black Bomoasins I;
So black aud co,ored do Nankin and Canton Grapes.
India black and coiored Lev,ni,nes Grape sbawis /,
Grape long shawls English Cashmere 'org shawt !
Csssiniers shawls flag and black silk lldkis: fancy
silk do CIu2e Cos white and black siik G.uze /.
black. white aud plaid Lutstringsi tMsso's cheap !
gsrniture and pain Ribbons, Merino shawis do
hdkts, Lack. white and colored India silk shawls |;
black and coored India sa,ins silk Nestngs. blue
and yellow Nsnkins Furnilures and Copperpla,cs, |,
cheap Cslicoes Bombanets tJrnlture ano common
Dmoiy 4 sad Ga cotton CGmbrIcks jacone, do ;
aud 6 4 sheer Muslins India. hhai and BOOK do,
Muslin sDt Leno Hdsfs, with borders. q q LineDs
and loug Lawns Linen Cambria Rjkis Feather
Fsns--sriped and white Jeans-nixed Csnble,s Tor
coats' and psnta,oons-bleached ana unb,eachcd A
meric~n Co,,ons. great vare,y--Piaias and stripes
-Bet;icks SC. &c &c. July "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
10 DC sold al PuJ.Ic Auction,

On Wednesaqy, Sepl. Is, al 2 O'Clock,
y. ~ on fhe premises, one aile and hG1
from Uiek}erd,
(un'ess previously disposed ofat private sae,)
THE House and Lot of Land. next south Of Bis
i sells mms in Norh Kmgstown said estate
is too well known to require part cular description
Ever Information relative 10 the and The teens
Of sale will he made known on application to JoEh.
THAN REYSoLp., Esq in " ick,ord, or TO the sub.
scribsr, in Newport
.fIt & S.9JfITEJ PLACE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
BRIGADE ORDERS.
HEAD QU AR1ERs.

Aewpou, August, 81. 1892 {
pursuance Of law the srigadier General OF ,ae
= "a S Brigade Of Mnhis of the state Of Rhods l..
land, &c directs. that the several Reg ,nents com.
posing said Brigade. meet ON the following days
LIST hsgiment. commanded by Col Richard shaw,
september IS
4'n heg'"eni. commanded by Col Byron Diman,
september 20
iO'h Hes'ment. commanded by Col Clark wibor
September ~
The commanders OF the several regiments will or.
Ger uew men to appear on parade st An easy hour,
ena' they may be drawn up for inspection and re-.
view At 10 o clock, a NJ
CHARLES COLLINS. Brgadier General
First Brgcde Rhode kLand .NR.fsa
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
WRiIIAG LESSONS.

w. x. MOVES takes this opportunity
OF informing his friends the pubic, that lie con.
templates opening WRIrISo SCHOOL in a central
part OF the town. on Monday the 2,d Of september.
Persons wishing to acquire this elegant aud useful
Art. are requested to call either OF the prin,ing
Offices, where letters and specimens may be exam.
ioed-Mr N. respectfully invites all those who have
taken courses OF Lessons, 20 call and receive five
lessons gratis. Neunort, sepl a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
0llJl.. " AIMS

NFsA@t.s " . ND
pla UNNT 40 the law, the following sidewalks
= ~1'he pat 0ut at auction, Ia the loves, bdder.
to contract Tor hSgging them on Monday. the I'd
day Of seP, nex Beginning at 10 O'clock, A. NJ in
front ei brsymans, and proceeding in front Of
each estate, IN Tie following o.lertirs in front Of
ID Brayman's deceased estate, east side of Thames
STD. 40 front OF John stevens dec estate, ditto
80, ~ on' OF the Bssei estate ives, side Of Tbames
-4,h, IN front OF Nathaniel Coddingon's estate.
do-5dL In front OF Jonathan Hesth's estate, do
OH, 10 hon o Lsssc,ies estate, uo-7th, in ont of
>. hinys deceased estate, east side ot Thamcs.st.
The owners or ocsupiers of the estates ia Ann.st
south Slde OF Washing on square, notified To aag
their side w.ks ior,h3ih.
LINES ron HsE%D S s"'" c'"r'.
.hewcori .1uSus, "
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
TAX:,o FOR 1922.

'hE Subscriber, Collector Of the Stale
i and Town Taxes, voted in June last,
hc coy gives no,lce, that he hls commenced
he coiicc'loo Of the same, and respectfully
'equess sn those inceb,ed 10 said Tsxes, TO
pay he sane wnbou, deIoy. s., No.9. Market.
square. JOSEPH MARTIN.
~ pu2 a.tuuV sN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
fOk SALE.

I BOU I IL a. "A of land, with
A, dwelling honsr and Eopd we; Of waite. 81.
a'ed IN the town Of Portsmouth,. about seven miles
from Newport, lying on the west road Any person
disposed 10 purchase. may know the terms which
will be reasonable, by calling on the subscriber,
JOHN PETERSON.
Portsmouth. Sent a t122
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
lfE1snR anna

Spoken Aug 18Th, lat SO. ion 72. BRIG Samuel.
shesrmsn. 3 days from this port for Havana
Arrived q, Norfolk. August %, sioop Sally, Ed
rige from Newport
AT Maraicabo Aug I'd, eloop Sally, Williams, Of
this port
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED,

ENTERED,
Ship Fisher Am-s. Rider, Go,tenburg s'oop War.
Gator Read. New York Brigs Siephen, SIsnhopc,
Cronstsdt Otter, Hopkins. do. Baltic, Eldred. do
CLEiRED.
Erig Otter. Hopkins. New-York' schooners Dia-
damis, Bu.lick, africa, Kennebeck Trader. Gale.
New.Oresns, and Cerena, Carter. Wes,-indies |;
,iooos Caroline, Saearmsn. New York Albany Ira
der, Allen, Albany; william. Read, Sew-York.
Thursd7y Aug 2o-Arrived brig Stephen. San.
hope, 50 days from Cronstradt, with hemp. iron and
duck.
Sif,sraay Arrived brig Mart,, Law.on, o. Bristol,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04

WH.LiAN JAMES iiLLcY,
NO. ll9, Thames street ..

No. |, Custom House Conrt,
II AS Just optDed enc 6dIe more o.
L Il those very ci"ap black Bombsaeus. from
i6d TO S. the yard, very stout and h"e for s6l per
yard.
--.qLSO-s
Some handsome Scotch piaids for Cloaks. On
hand as usual, superb 10, OF Cloths and Gsssi.
meres, anu general assortment OF English French
and Apericsa Goods at wholesale and retail.
Aug 2S
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
iiiR RYED u,

At Providence, Ar. JohU Peekham to Miss Fran
ces Lamb Of Nantucket - Mr.. John Luther TO Miss
iSVShid Il. SearIe
DIED,
AZ Fort Wolcott, Newport harbor) on Monday
last, IAN Maria, daughter Of Maj Is Crane, aged
Is months
IN this town, on Monday last, Sarah Bennett,
daughter of the Rev B,niei Webb, aged l6 months.
On the same day, George. infant son of the late
George B Robinsoh, OF scipio, Y.
AT Tower.ilil, S9,h uit. Joseph HamSn, aged
years. son OF Joseph Potter, of that pace.
Al Providence Mr. EdWardD Rarcson, aged o.
bir. james Jones Capt John Short, at Darlington.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
DIE
From t.e Pins1argh { Penn Gazette.

TTUW WH Y FFlFS1" 3"I et" - V''-1F'e'
In this city, on Mondiy the 18Th ut Mr. .Neh''d'
Hart. one Of the remaining patriots Of the revolution"
aged g. His remains were accompanied TO the
burylng ground of the Dutch RefJrmation church by
the battalion of Pittsburgh volunteers few remain.
ing patriots Of the revolution, aud large coacourse
of citizens. where q very appropriate address was
delivered by the Rev Mr. Rigdon, OF the Baptist
church, Of which church the deceased was mem.
ber. His remains were inferred with military hon.
ors. Mr.. Hart "served eight years in the continent.
al army. and, besides many inferior actions was en-.
gagged in the battles Of Brandy ywine. Burlington
Heights and Trenton, and was present also at the
surrender Of lord CORVALLIS At one time he aciel
as ComRissary sergeant under general Green
GMr. II was native of Newport, u u
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
WATER MELONS.

l, is not generally known that Water Mel.
ons are extremely deie,erIous 10 eaIIh, es.
pecialiy at TIL, season oi the year, and among
children. Ihc inhabitanI, OF Mississippi and
Louisiana, even OF the most saDguine consu-
tutions, dare not eat them, and II Is believed
that the compliant SO prevalent smong chill
d'en, at this tims may generally be attributed
TO the excessive use OF this fruit. Their
peInicious efecis uIay be accounted iof Ia
tins wsy-their extreme Huidity, wnen' taken
mo the stomach, has The effect oil dilu.iog
the saliva, which Is the active agent OF dige.
hoo thereby Producing indigestion, weak
ness os the stomach, and OF consequence,
diarrhea, dy ,en,e,y. and general emacia'ion.
The ex.eo,ive use OF fruit of all k,rd., bu,
particularly melons, produce more disease
than all the miasms OF our counrry-wou!d. II
not be we'll then for parents who regard their
CniIdren's health 10 Danish these pcrnicious
agents Of disease from their houses Expc.
rience has taught me TO avoid them, as I
would The Mlvia Of lbe poison tres on the
Island ol Java.--Boston Patriot.
So excessive has been the drought,
and consequent mortality, in York and
Adams Counties Pen) that the afflicted
Inhabitants have observed day of HUI
initiation, Fasting and Prayer.
The duel between Cumming and
McDufie did not take place on the 10Th
inst. They are to fight, it is now said,
on the 2O,h. McDufiie is not able to
stand, and they are therefore to fight Sit
ting on stools. We would advise them
TO lie J74l or their backs. This would be
better than Il silk dress.
1t is reported hat tho troe cause OF The
sickness on board the frigate Macedonian,
to DC the subject OF official Investigation.
The temen' from TIE Methodist con'er-
encc for 1922, estinates the numbe' Of Meth
odis,s in The United States at 297 622. In.
crease since last year l6 476.
The Charleston Patriot gives an account OF
the cure Of apparently The yellow fever in its
last Stage, by electricity.
The Hon. MI Wight, Of Maryland, de.
chnes being a candidate for reelection to
Congress.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
or Charleston, ST. Aueus,;ne. and F2a,.

Boats.
THE CONNECTICUT, Captain
4 BusKsR, and the FULTON. Csptsiu LAW.
viii IN future ply between this port and New.Yoks
touching at Newport.
From AeRrork-s boat will depart every wes.
nes6ay and ssu day, NJ / o'clock = ~
From froys6snee--a Bpa, will depart ON Nednes.
day aud saturday, st 6 o clock 4 "A
81 Passage between Newport aud n. York. So
between Providence and New.york, SI0.
Providence, July II. tf
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The Charleston Pa,rio, gives an account
the cure OF apparently The yellow fever 10 j,
last stage, by electricity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
NEW BOOKS.


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Europe. ssurvey Of by Everett, 1 vol
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Vicar Of liver, I vol
Sir Andrew wylie, by the author Of Annals of tho
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Fashionable Tour to the Springs, I vol
Helen DTowinon, u novel from the French. 4 vol
Curiosues for the ingenious, I vol
New'Eng'and 'aie. or 'ke,ches Of New England
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Pedestrian Tour, to the Lakes the Canndas, and the
New Engisnd states, by p. s,snsbury, 1 vol
6r'mshsS's IL, t,moiog'cal Dictionary, 4 vol
Madeline. a ta'e ty Mrs. Ope, I vo,
ChaPont's Letters, Gtegory's Legacy, and Penning4
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Lionel, or the las, Of the Pevenscys, novel. vols
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The Hon. M. Wright, of Maryland, de.
cines being candidate for reelection to
Congress.