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JAMES HAMMOND,
Has for SAFE az his Dry Goods and Book


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Store,
Quentin Durward, by the author Of Wa
verify 2 vols. , dolls.
Military Journal, during the American
Revolutionary War, Eom i7Ys to 1898,
with historical facts and anecdotes, by
James Thaeher, nj, ID late sur
geon Of Tho American Army,
vol. dolls.
The Wilderness, or Braddock's Times,
tale Of the West, . vols. 2 dolls
The Steam Boat, by the author Of can
nails Of the Psrish," / vol. rs cta
The Trials Of Margaret LINDSAY, by
the au,ho, Of Lights and Shadows Of
Scottish Lite" l vol. I dol.
The Travellers Guide, or Pocket Gag
ettser, Of tho u. S,s,es, by aud r. G..
Morse, l vol. l,25 cls.
ALSO,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Classical, and all other kinds in general
Writing and Letter paper, Of various
kinds, with g geoe,ai variety OF
STATIONARY,
and other articles, such rs arc usually to 20
found in a
BOOK STORE,
1000 rolls ot French and American
PAPER HANGlNCS.
Newpor'rJuly 2, 1928.
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NEW GOODS.
STEPHEN II. CAHOONE,
III. Thames. street.

mas THIS RECEIVED,
THE cheapest lot Of summer goods ever offered
for sale in this town, among which are,
Elegant merino shawls. for S i6.
do do hdkfs 3,
do do halt ditto rs cents.
Csmbrics and fancy n.uslin very low, lot Of lin.
ems very cheap csliedes and London priats for 90
cents ladies' worked dresses, frsm S3, so to IS,
American gisghsms and stripes for ~ cents. vito
sgcest variety Of other goods propor,ionaby cheap.
July 2.
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FRESH
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
os 7hs BEs2 QULLIgy,

~
oS 7h8 BEs2 QULLIgy,
II EPT constantly Tor sale 10y DIR.
IN JOHNSON. At his JNcdieai D,spepsorg No.
1885, rhsines-sreet. just noru of The brick ket--
where the citizens Of Newport. aud it's vicinity, and
those from the country, sDd se9fr,ns people. will
find goOd Medicine, as nj any other place and the
greatest care will be had that 40 mistake be made
and they can, also receive medical attention and ad.
yiee as sa!4tary. ut least, from any other source
or Medicine Chests put up. or replcnshed. with
particular care.
Al the same place only. may be bad the Rose Omit
rtnt OF safe, certain, cheap cure for the Lch.
scsld.hesd. eruptions on the face and hands. &c.
ac.--Teetb powders, sydenhams Pills, &c.
.dLSO--1S .iBOVE,
Doct Msnleigb's much admired
MADAGASCAR OIL,
fot the hair. This oil 10 used to curl and perfume
the hair, TO cause 10 gov. and to prevent bald
ness. This oil is in general request.
Op YOUR TEE7'H.
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
port. and from the country, can he furnished with
natural or artificial Teeth, which will be II ted
sembc nature, with great exsctuess, embracing al,
the modern improvements in the art.
CT Teeth dressed, extrscsd, &c in the nsatest
manner. and with all possible safety.
June rs.
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A i a Court Of Probate held at the

4 n town house, in North Kogsown on the 9th
DAY Of June, 1923 --Benj .u'n smsh, h'q gnardl,n
OF the persons and estates Of Eita AileD Samuel G..
Allen, Susan I. Alien, George ". &. Alien. Alice
Ann Alien. Nicholas hsen. aud julia Ann Alien.
mioors, aud children of Thomas Al'eo. presented his
account against the estate Of his sad wards Tor
ceptsnee and allowance,
Il s ordered that the consideration thereof be re.
ferred to the second Monday u July ocxt At 2ociock,
snd that all persons Interested said account be
duly notified, by pnb,i,hIng tins order three .eeks
suecessvely ~ one OF the newspapers pr,nea in Ncw.
port, 10 appear al sand time, at this house, f they
see cause, and be heard respecting tue same.
true copy OF record. witness;
isS, RkySoLpS. Cs-h
June %,
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A CARD.

The Citizens Of NeIhort are requeatti 10
acceht The grateful thanks Of ne african Be-
neUoienf Socte y, for their attention, and Abe.
raj donations az their annual meeting, he'd at
Doet. Patnn's Meehng House, on tie 2s.h
uhimo.
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SUMMER GOODS.
JOHN F. TOWNSEND,

mas JUST RfcETVsp,
A cheap lot Of sessonsbe English. French and
"A India GooDs. which with his preyio stock,
he offers for sale nj the lowest prices
ALSO
Several bales OF the best manufactured urb,esched
and white sheengs. sh,rtings, s,rpes. psids checks.
5edticking, &c &c.
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LIN r. N s, &c.
S. II. CAHOONE,

IIdS Just nCeIVtu,
A n extensive assortment OF Linens,
IA British and American Co,tons, and silk. cot.
ton and vorsted Hosiery, which he will sell cheaper
than eau be purchased in town.
also,
very h,plsorns assortment Of broad cloths and
cassinese. MAJ ~
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NEWPORT.
MILITARY CELEBRATION.
"WEDNESDAY, july 2, 1928.

The 47th Anniversary Of American
Independence will be celebrated here on
Friday next. The following is the Or
der of the Procession -
LIST Company Of militia.
Artillery Company.
Militia Officers.
Members OF the General Assembly,
and officers of the State Government
Justices Of the State Courts, and their
Clerks.
Members Of Congress, and Officers of
The u. S. Government.
Town.Council, Treasurer and Clerk
preceded by the Town-Sergeant.
Commissioners of the Asylum.
Association of'MeChanics.
Marine Society.
Officers of the y. States Army and
Navy.
His Exccllency the Governor and suite
preceded by the Sheriff.
Rev. Clergy and Orator.
Committee of Arrangements.
Citizens and Strangers.
The Procession will form, OH the Pa
rade at 10 O'Clock, and proceed under
the direction of Col. Levi Tower and
Major G.. G. Shaw, up the south side of
Washington. square, down Spring and
Franklin. streets. up Thames. street, to
the I'd Baptist Meeting House,
The Rev DR.. AUSTIN will offer the
Introductory prayer The Declaration
of independence will be read by Major
HENRY Y. CRANsroN, and an Grafton
will be pronounced by WM. ENNIS,
Jun. Esq.
After the services, the procession will
form in the same order, proceed up
Farewell Street, round Liberty Tree,
down Thames. Street to the Parade, and
dismiss.
The Hon. LANcDoN CHEvEs, and
family, of South Carolina, came passen-
gers from New York to this place, on
Sunday last, i'll the steam. boat Fulton.
No tidiEgs we believe has yet been
had of DANIEL STANTON He has
now been missing about thirteen days.
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RroTAT THE pENIrEyrlARY.

RfoTAT THE PENITENTIARY.
This forenoon (says the Bait. Patrio; Of
June. Is, the prisoners in this institution
attempted to make their escape by scaling
the walls. They were resoIuteIy met by
the officers, and before order was restored,
three were shot--their wounds, though
severe, are not considerd mortal. The
ringleaders were secured, ard the rest
completely put down by the police.
The cause Of this rising is said to be in
consequence OF an order of the Board of
Directors, for having the system Of shay.
ing carried more fully into effect.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
I'm 1ERED,

Brig IT. Bait, MstauIss, sch Kenpebec Trsder.
Gale, Ne~.york do Sally Hope, Baker, Boston [,
slooP Ann, Hull. New.York sch Ann Maria. Chacs,
New forki do Messenger, Hall, Philadelphia.
CLE4RED.
s'oop Henry, west+ New. Bedford sch Sally
Hope, Baker, Providence soop Ann, Hull, Proyi.
denee; sch Messenger. Hall, Providence.
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MASONIC FESTIVAL.

MAoONiC L ES SIlNAL.
On Tuesday, Oath ut. HE Grand
Lodge of this State, celebrated the An
nual Festival Of ST. John the Baptist, a,
Pawtucket. The Grand Lodge, with
the subordinate Lodges, assembled ut
Union Lodge. when procession was
fora cd, and proceeded TO ST. Paul's
Church, where after prayers by the Rev.
MIR. Taft, an Grafton, replete with ma
sonic instruction and moral truth. ard
written in correct and chaste style, was
delivered by Mr.. N. G.. Boss, Of this
town. After the services were conclud.
ed, the procession proceeded to the Ho-
tel of Major Nielsen, where they partook
of an excellent entertainment. After
which the Grand Lodge returned to the
Hall, when the following officers were
duly elected and installed, viz:
M. w. John Carlile, Grand. Master.
r w. Charles Cotton, ID. G. Master.
w. Peter GriDnell, s. G.. Warden.
w. Barney Merry. J. G.. Warden.
Br. Benjamin Clifford; G. Treas.
Br. Walker Humphrey, G.. Sec.
w. Phillip Potter, s. q. Deacon.
w. Joseph s. Cooke. Jun. @ Deacon.
w. Samuel Y. A,well, G.. Marshal.
Rev. George Taft, G. Chaplain.
Br. James Ccggeshall, G.. 5. Bearer.
Br. VIM. i. K. Benson, g. Tyler.
RRoDEISL.a.ND MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Al the Annual Meeting Of the Rhode II.
land Medical Socie'y, held in this town on
"Wednesday last, the following gentlemen
were elected officers for The cosuing year -
Caleb Fi,ke, M. D. President, vice Dt. Par.
don Bowen, resigned.
David King, NJ. ID. 1T Vice Ptesi.
John Maokie, NJ ID % dents.
Pardon Brownell, NJ. D.Rec. Secretary.
Dr.. William Turner, Cor. Secretary.
Thoms. VI. Bsrrows, VI. y. Treasurer.
II. G. Bowen, NJ, D. Library end Csbine;
Keeper.
Dr.. Edmund 7. Wa,ihg,0
DR.. William G. Shaw, Censor, for the
D.. Ssmuei West, ISouthern District
Charles Cotton, NJ. ID
Levi Wheaton, NJ. ID. !
Solomon Down, M. D Censors for the
D.. Samuel Hudson, CNorthcfn ID 81, ict
Joseph Maursn, NJ. d.
Usher Parsons, NJ. ID. WiIlism Peck, M.
y. George O. Gilbert, Of Providence, d..
George w. Tyler, of Crsnstop, Asa w. Bal.
lou, Of Smih6sld, Allen Potter, of Gloces,er,
and George Csp'on, of North.P Providence,
were admitted Fellows ol the Society.
A committee war appointed to communi
cate in behalf Of tho Society, to D., Pardon
Bowen, their grateful sense OF his valuable
services as President, and to express to him
their asep segret for tho continued Indisposi
ton which deprives them and the public OF
the benefits Of bi, long experience and pro.
fessionsi science.
An in,eSes,ing Discourse, prepared for the
OCCASION, was read by Dr.. Joseph Msursn.
D.. Samuel West was appointed e ST snd
D.. John Mack'e, I'd Osetor for the next An.
niversa'y.
RfoTAT THE PENITENrIARY.
This forenoon (says the Bait. Patrio. Of
June. Is, the prisoners in this institution
attempted to make their escape by scaling
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VIM. James Tilley,


ind No. ], CuSiom. House Court,
WITH complen assortment Of EkoLrsu,
w FRBscH. INDIA and AMERIaAn goods, as
chesp in proportion MS the above mentioned prices
--fLSO-
Eighteen pieces superfine, fine and
common BRoAUCLOTRs, Of all colors and widths.
Tor about one half whs, they are worth. and among
Them are the very mate Gods of those olive cloths,
which we're sold for 1886 per yard. and scknowledg.
ed by good judges. to lie well worth COS and over.
.fnong his Goods are the /olioui1g,
Brdeloths, cassmere, & shell combs ofall dcscrip.
Virginia cassimeres stri ions and prices-also
ped casslnctis, ditto Cat. y horn combs q complete
slneres nice thin f.a. 4 assortment buttons, gimp
nels, worsted hosiery, trimmings, black, white
cotton hosiery, men and = and green Italian Grape,
boys Leghorn hats, some Canton grapes. pfess'd
as low as 3sod bomba. Grape. nanderin Grape,
zetts, black and white elk vestngs Grape. maz.
SILK isce linen laccs, nice arin and common shawls,
black and white silk hose ~ I'd gown patterns for
very good for 7s6d silk only 7s each, black lev.n.
and kid gloves, gent'ms ytiaes, plaid and striped
beaver gloves. q com. silks, green, yellow aod
plete assortment Of fancy white silks, umbrellas,
and plain ribbonss black parasoIs, ponsees, Kid.
and while satin, sheet. { Jerminster carpetngs,
ings and shrtings, shear stair carpetng. csmbrics
and leuo muslins. zcss y and prints, brown linens
and zephyrs, checks. { complete assortment Of
stripes and ginghsms. rthresd iaces.
.ALSO-a superb lot Of very handsome large fg'd
caiicoes. which is now the order Of the day both in
Boston and New.York, and Q complete assortment
bombszi1s, OF three different widths, and much
cheaper than was ever sold before, either in this
town or na,e-wi,h many other articles too oume.
rous TO mention.
moneys worth, would do wsH to call and zee for
themseiyes befpre they purchsse. july
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CLEARED.
s'oop Henry, wests New Bedford sch Sally
hope, bsker, Providence soopA Ann, Hull, Proyi.
denee; sch Messenger. Hall. Providence.
Sandoy, June 80,
Ard sch Zephyr. Barton, of Warren, 81 DAYS
from Havana ;-sarie day, sch Messenger, Hail. from
Plnadeiphs, days ,-s0sne day, sch Ann Maria,
Grace, from Georgetown via N York, with passen.
gers - same day, steam boat Fulton, Comstook, 20
hours from York, so Passengers ;-sa'se day, soop
Ann, Hull, from do .--sans DAY, sch Bethish g. An.
ma Hawes, days from Wilmington. for Providence.
h0ndoy, June so,
schr Sarsh-<nn. Maybery, 19 days from Mobile,
tor bosoa-lett ship Geo & Mary, waiting for fright
s'oop Herald Carr, Tor New.York in 7 DAYS same
day sloop Dromeo. Brsiner, from Hsddsm same
ddy sioop bstisnce, from ssybrook :-same day. sch
FAR Polly, chsce. from Kennebec - same day. sch
-Four brothets Nickerson. from Calais (Msine) -
same dog sch James, from Boston ;sa,re dat pass.
ca up the river, brig Jacob Eddy. from Trinidad,
(Cuba) for Warren
7uesday, Jaiy J.,
Brig Bruths. late Capt Bailey. arrived Is days
from Hsvsna-cspt departed this life June 9.h. 6
Gays on'E'he brig Marcia. Bgey. sailed days be-
lore Tor YORK t-samc day, sch Cleaner, Miller.
irom Charleston, VIA NYork, with passengers.
.MEMOR.sNLa.
The ship BOY, Greene. Of this port, was spoken
April %. off the Lizard, for Bremen.
Ine brig Stephen, S,snhope. of this port, arrived
at Eisineur. April %
Brig Balance. Of bristol. has arrived at New Or.
leans, from Liverpool
The ship Jane, Mitchell, Of Bristol, was spoke
June l7th. lat Ssh Ion ~ IS, 10 dsys from Ssvan.
nah. for Liverpool
The brig Charles, Of Warren, was lett at Matan.
sas. 18th uit' discharging,
Arrived at Richmond, OH the 18th ult Merioo.
OF Rhode Island
The sch Esther, Of this port. was at Charlie, ,tou
18th u.tlmo. for New. York and Providence.
ne ship Newport, Burroughs. Of this port, was
al Liverpool May 18th, from New.Orleans.
1hc ship George & Mary, Lswton, Of this port,
was AT Mobile May 81.
Cleared at Wilmington, ju,e l2th, sch Cerena,
Carter. OF this port, for Por, al Prince.
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CELEBRATION AT PORTSMOUTH,.

The Anniversary Of American Inde-
pendence will be celebrated at Ports
mouth, on Friday next. An Oration
will be delivered by Mr.. STEPHEN AN
IHoNY, in the Union Meeting House,
an that town.
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LOOK III EH2 Ell!

Good 7oFveloth, yard 7uide, for sets yd.
american Diapers, joy only 8 CTS.
seryaice Calieoes, for IL l-2 CTS.
Shear muslin Ga guide, for23
cents yd. are noav opening
at the store Of
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No tidiEgs we believe has yet been
had of DANIEL STANTON He has
now been missing about thirteen days.
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The Hon. LANcDoN CHEvEs, ant
family, of South Carolina, came passen
gers from New York to this place, OF
Sunday last, in the steam. boat Fulton.
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Journal Of Foreign .Ned,c,Re.

Conducted 10y SAMUEL EhLlN, Jr. VI
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. ID.
\ It's tItte indie Gates, the journal NV offered
u the patronage oitne pubic, will be con uct-
ell entire Oh the puInciple OF Selection. The
leading feature 9th plan, more distinctly enuu-
ciatee. - 10 prcsc' At st ted intervals, sort OF
Synopsis 81 the Foreign .agaznes, Journals.
and reviews, app Op'iatedto M,o,eme a"d its
kind ed Sciences.
Noone Will doubt theimPortance oithis de
sign, who conversait with the periodical
works OF Eutope. As Is Incldentto such pub
hcatio 5, the matter which they contain Is alto
gether + mixed nature, and 1t ne lis the most
unequa. They are vast fed, where golden
wheat Is too oi,en chuked by useless o. perni
cious tsles. nd where il imp Us like the
prudeat husbandHan, To REJECT the one, and
hoard the other. 1hese publications are,
moreover, at this time 50 nunefo Gus, SO costly
and difficult tn lie procured, thai ally they
can ony be consulted bya arge Glaiotitv OF the
cutivatots oil seen Gem the Uutel states, tho
MEDIUM 5 mewhat 5lmia to the one now
proposed. ltisthereleie meant to we an cx-
tract 81 copious II their contcnt. Is not only to
eXhlbit The rogress oithe Physical ienc,s A.
bt oad, butto 10 away, IN great degree, the
nc esslty olIecurIingta the works themselves.
The content ofthe Journal viii be arranged
under the divisionof
l. Selected Papers.
=. Selected Reviews.
5. Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
f. List oil New Publications..
he work i pubi,he in numbers III Janua-
ry, April, July, and October, io'ming yearly a
large volume.
This journal is continuation OF the Flee.
trio Repeltoty, and was commeG cedin JarSary
1921.
Published arieriy-Price -Four Doilarsa year,
payable IN adraAcr,
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.,.aLord .SepttMOer Llonrt, lN2s.

s'eU0rd September Court, 1873.
john Hatcher, adu4'r. OF Beniamn Hut
cher, dec d. and some OF his hen, and disrib-
utecs, plAlntiil5,
Against
Thomas Hatcher, Elizabeth Woods and
Hugh Woods, Samuel Hatcher, Patsy Smith,
Phebe Haynes, Benjamin Greer, Martha
Haynes and loci Haynes, John Greer, InIin
Greer, Phcbe Greer, Henry Greer, Susanna
Greer, Edward Greer Kitty Greer, .Iabe2
Greer, Susanna " hite, Thomas Smith, Benja-
MN smith, Mary Jornagin and Pleasant Jor.
nagin, John Smith, Eliza Smith, Henry Smith,
Samuel Smith, Francis Smith, Julia Smith
aud Stephen Smith, Elizabeth Boswell mud
Greed Boswell, Henry Asbufy Coleman smith,
John smith, Samuel Smith oh Nelson
and Polly la, wife, Joseph Hale aud Ptebe
his wife, together with others, deits
IN CIAHCEKY.
The defendants above named not having
entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the act OF Assembly and the rules
OF TIL court and II appearing 10 the sntistac-
ton oil the court tint they arc not inhabitants
Of this country, on the motion of the plain
tlf, by his attorney, il is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here on tho fourth Mon
day in November next, and answer the plan-
TN ill, that = copy Of this order be- inserted
in some one Of the LynchbGrg newspapers
for two months, and posted up AT the court
house door A copy.-Ieste,
8 J oTEPTOE, C. b. C.
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rNGroN, to the People fire United States, an
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service, SEPTEMBER 7 ,l1J6
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cost oil tins contest, aud ind nothing - dread
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humanity ,iol be as ,amely to surrender thu.
eedom mhIoh W. received from oul gallant
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Museum Of Foreign Literature
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The nature Of TINS te' Prise, may be unief
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vertisers will, venture to oublom 10 thee ahnah
chiffon 3ilt. fhe periodical works OF ofeal
Britain ana F.ance CONTAIN a mass OF literary
and ,cent tic iptelllgeu &C, which does not reach
the Amer,can pnbac tor want OF Il suitable
cn1nncl, out waich would De read among Us
with euual pleasure an PROFIT Such oi the
Brltish Revievs ana lIaga2lnes as AZ reprint.
e5 Ia the United S,aIrs--uot excepting the f.
di nurgh a. Qan.ttly Refie"a --enbrfee
much matter wnich Is of little ntel.s AID oil no
aly,ntale TO the American reader, and not un
f,e,nentIy fitted ~ vitae his literary TASTE, his
mo all, or hi political principles. 1t II oesila.
he. under these circumstances, that Il selection
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lutble aud entertaining portle.t oil theu con
tents. to the exclusion OF the other port,Jn on
si,tins OF details anu spec ulatlols either unln-
refes,Ine in thenoelsea, ~ nnecnIevous IN theI
iendency, OF alto 5ethe. OF | cal COZ cern ana
application. On TN plh, Idle expense a"d
f. uitlcss cuIi-u.n plIon II tIinc, ~ uio be DIVA.
ted III pages deoL.tlne OF merit might oe sub
sttated m any oil value which CIV iemaIl u
known and inscces sibit. 81 sefert tIsh
@ irDals oil the ,lientttic ana efudite cost, a d
others indeed Il a mo u &c eial a d at r,tne
ime very solid chHacle, .Itie OF y uso.to
rAade by the ITO ana c IA. Tier olthe prr,u-
d., al woll>s p ihtea IN ne y .Ated ata,es.
| he ,oie i the unc IOu a4seiIAcd, - thu
accumulation, Ia pcim a,en. iotnl, o, he ma
teaal thu. ntg,ected, d t the l. ary q.
scientific a ticses witty i DeI = e.. me- H.
thi, unity, ut whlcn, when D, atc accom-
panied by the possessing 10 e,a,n 10 aue.i.
ton \ M ctIlany--the select 'sesl Ws--aiil
in IN Il, si5u, oa o. eqI'II" eomrIt"e"'"e
ne,,, l. the rent, Il ,u,isHed Tor me yea,s'
in this cl,,, aud ~ouid, 1t may 5e pryru1neo
vecontnucuto DC snpps led y 3" detPeee
subs upton, nest lot ana e. 't'on oI the z a.,
aseIies Of idycntuoua rese ses. he ies,
Val oiIt with Ata, ,e, scope" uid seem nEe.
4, lac attended with slIl mo signal sUcce-,
tn nits . Xxi al eAlotente, owing the \ ct
mutt hca.l, no tsdae, u pet5dlc"i ks,
ana the WIDE liius,o vi the ha5l Oh seeking iii
III M b htmolluallo hio d Auseruent
Inc base ia commence IA July, lS22. 1t
loins tHJ tolumes aye 4.
Published m0nthig-Prics Sid D1tlarS Il year,
paya0tc M GGeaaet.