American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-21
NEW & LATE PUBLICATIONS.
FOR SALE AT
]. wIIsoN's BooksronE AND CIncuIArIsa LIHnAnr

which added the transactions Valparaiso from the
period of the authors arrival until the capture of the Essex
Abe fate of the party left at Masons Island under Lieut.
NOW Major) Gamble and introduction, in which the
charges contained in the Quarterly Review of the first edl-
ton OF this Journal are examined and the ignorance pre-
ndce and misrepresentation Of the reviewer exposed
EmDelished with engravngs. 2 vols. Svo W
THE HUNDRED WONDERS OF THE
WORLD, and Of the Three Kingdoms OF Nature: descri
bed according to the latest and best authorities and illus
trated by engravngs by the Rev Clarke. First Am
erlcan, from the Tenth London edition This IS OF the
most interesting and instructive publications recently is
sued from the press so
ELEMENTS OF AGRIcL CHEMISTRY
in of Lectures for the Board of Agriculture BY
Sir IIumphry Dvy, LII d. To which is added Treatise
soils and manures founded actual experience and
combined with the leading principles of agriculture: il
wich the theory and doctrines of Sir II Davy and othe
agricultural chemists, rendered familiar the expert
enced farmer by Practical Agricuturast 9 so
SKETCH OF OLD ENGLAND; by o New
England Man 2 vols. 2 90
THE LIFE OF WILLIAM PENN: the Set
tier Of Pennsylvania, the founder of Philadelphia and
Of the first Lawgivers in the Colonies, United States
an 1852. Containing also his celebrated treaty with the In
tas his purchase OF their country valuable anecdotes Of
Admiral Penn also of King Charles II, King James ILL., King
William, and Queen Anne, in whose regns William Penn
lived; curious circumstances that led him become Qua
ker with view OF the admirable traits in the character
the people called Friends Qudkgs who have done
much to meorate h1 condition OF suffering humanity by
M. L. Weems author of the Life Of Washington &c. %
TIC OCCOHu our Oh LIT. OIL N AA, IN selfCh
of CONSOLATION; Poem, with "a colored carica-
eure engravings, S4.25
CONVERSATIONS ON NATURAL, PHI
I0SoPiiY, in which the elements of that science are am
lsrly explained, and adapted to the comprehension OF
Young pupils illustrated with plates by the author of con-
yelsatons on Chemistry. rs
CONVERSATIONS on CHEMISTRY so
EARLY LESSONS: by Maria Edgeworth. Avs so
MORAL TALES for Young Peoples by do . VS.. / 50
ALPHONSO AND DALINDA; or the Ma
sic OF Nature and Art moral tale by Mad de Gens 75ct
EUROPE or general survey of the present
situation Of The principal powers; with conecures on their
iutuf prospects: ny citizen Of the United States 50
MAY T0U LIKE IT-bya Country CITRATE s8cs
THE VICAR OF IVER--a Tale. A cent.
CURiOSITlES FOR THE INGENIOUS
Selected the authentic treasures Of Nature Sci
enc and Art, Biography, History and General Literature:
with engrayings So cents
THE MARTYR OF ANTIOCH--a Drama
Tic Poems BY the Rev II II MiInan, Professor Of Poetry
"a the University Of Oxford 81 cents
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF SCOTTISH
LIFE 88 cents
A General View Of the Manners, Customs and
t'rosi'ies Of Nations by the Rev. j. Goldsmith new
edition 2 vols o.
Narrative Of the Mission of the United Brethren
Smong the Delaware and Michigan Indians from its com.
nenccment, in the wear I740 to the close Of the var
18Jo comprising all the remarkable incidents which took
place the Missionary Stations during that period In
erSPersec with anecdotes historical facts speeches Of In
eians ana other interesting matter. BY John Heckewe
GER VINO was many years IN the service Of that Mission
SERMONS by J. b. Massllon, Bishop Of Clcrnont 10
"hch preXed the life OF the Author. Selected and
Srar3atcd by William Dickson 2nd American edition re-
tisc' and materially corrected. 2yols. So.
PRACTICAL HORSE FARRIER; or the Ira
reler's Pocket Companions showing the best method TO
preserve the horse in health and Likewise the cure of The
most prominent diseases to which this noble animal is b
Jet in the States The whole being the result Of near
~ forty years experience with an extensive nracce h
Nm Carver, FaJrer; Of New York. Is
The RENEGADE, from the French Of NJ. Te
glcomte D Dartmouth, author Of the Solitary SO cts
Recollections and Reflections Personal and po.
Jcal, as connected with public affairs during the reign az
fiEORGE Ill. BY John Nichols Esq Member of the Fl
Oh Commons In the 10Th, To- and 18Th Parlalnents lis
The Provost, by the author of Annals Of the Pa.
Fish Ayrshire Legatces and Sir Andrew Wylic rs cts
REFLECT IONS ON THE WORKS OF
GOD 9yC. G. Surn. translated from the German bv the
Rev Or. Bafour. 2 vols on
PATRlARCHAL TIMES; or The Land Of
Canaan founded the Holy Scriptures and written IN
the style OF kopsocks Messiah; by Miss o'Kcefe From
the 50 LONDON edition. 2 vols in /. / %
SIR ANDREW WYLlE, of that Xix: BY the
author OF ANNALS Of the Parish vols rs
Poems, by Bernard Barton 8.
BANNt CKBURN, novel: beino a .eo,,oI =
She Scottish Chiefs by Miss Jane Porter 3 vi. -
LACON: or Many Things in Few Words. a.
aTessed to those who think: BY the Rev c. C. Colon
2nd vol Is cents
THE ELEMENTS OF SPANISH s. ENC
tIsH CONVERSATION; with new familiar and eas, IL
S9gles designed particularly for the use of schools b,
Edward Barry. IS cents 'o'' .!
LEcONs FRANCHISES rusape dee cor,
mencans ct surout DIES Cadets de rAcadero;a MI
itaife des E'ats Unis West Point; recuees no,
g. Berard' Teacher of French in the Academy 81 81
THE HISTORY OF AMERICA; bv Uill;on
Robertson D. D. 2nd Am from the 10th London ei;,;o
10 which IS included the posthumous volume conta;nn,
Che history OF Virginia to the year 1885, and of New En-
land. the 1852 vol q ,o La..i -" i'lb