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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-01-06


" fhc best gniIiy, 49,
Il on sale at the .nedicai D.stensary Of DR. JOHN
SON, No 1875. Jhames-strsef. just north Of the
Brlckmsrket. Among which arc
The ROSE OINTMENT, u .
A certain. safe and ,tesd, Cuur for the lrCK-it
has been used as, a remedy for the s:slhead, and
for other eruptons about the head face and hands,
&c.-This Ointment has never failed to CURE the
iTtH, IN . single Instance when properly applied
uis strsRroR in quality, and cheaper than any 9th.
or composition for the same purpose offered 10 the
public. >A ,,
leitts, ...
ofvarious kinds, and ter al, diseases Very suits.
BILE rhisie for every person. at this season OF the
year. "a e.. .,.
IAHLRIGHs'
MADAGASCAR OIL, ..-..
for the HAIR-This is used to curl and perfume
the hair cause it TO grow, and possesses the remark
able property OF preventing baidneU. This oil ex.
Gets in efficacy every other preparation for the above
purposes, which has been offered to the public.
A NEW MEDICINE Foa COUGHS
O. AND. THE GROUP. 80, /. .
remedy for thst terrible disease. the Cynanche
Trscbes!is. or CROUP--eommoo Colds, Coughs.
Asthma, Hopping cough, and various pulmonary sf
fecions,-prce 81 rcr bottle.
ET MEDICINE CHRSTS,
pu, up. or rcplenished. with genuine medicines. with
particular care Physicians prescriptions Guy at
tended to. ...,
GrDr Jons,os. will attend to the practice of
Thssie, as usual
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-01-06

NRWPoRT, So --ft a C9arf u Probate Act4 al.
7sve,fOn,in said County, fbe - cf Jana-
Z 0ry, 1925,
GIDEON S.,WHITE. Executor on ,se Estate Of
~ Isaae Gray. deceased. moved lhis eour, for =
settlement, Of his account OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
court ON such motion decree and order that The said
Gideon cause notice to be given ty publishing lhC
same three weeks sueeessyey. IN one Of toe icwa-
papers in The of Newport tha, all Cersons inter-
es,ed in said Estate ms, sp?ear before ,his courts
The first nondsy IN February next. to sheS caukc
why said account should not besettled AMI alov cd.
il they ace cause. BY order. - :, I,
'., t4-Ni TH0s.. DURfEE, Ciefk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-01-06

.-IrHE members Of the Nav wpoa 7 4 adxrLrAuy BI-
getl .ALT socIsrv, sre info med that the remain
der oftbe TcActs for tlv yesr have arrived and arc
: rrsdy>for disuihution'a a, DR. vISsons
Newport, Jan 6, i82S.gst-sA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. }

,.
PURSUANT to the provisions of an Act of (,o,,,,s
proved on the ID of March last, authorizing the pc
S"th' "t 'ne United states To borrow credit of h;
United States on or before the first day of January nay,
sum not exceeding twelve millions of dollars
NoricE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that scaled Proros,Is ,il,
DE receive" at the Treasury, in WnShiumtou untl h.
tweniy-hrSt day OF November next inclusive for Headline M
the United States the sum oc ,,,, nI,;,, -, S ~
Thousand dollars. ~
II required that tho proposals sIo state tho s,,
INC parties are willing give every hundred dallas m
STOCK bearing an INTEREST payable quarterly of four mud
nan per eetum per annun and Icnbursablc AT the peo
sure oil the United States, follows:
One-half at any time after the thirty first l,v oe n
oe', one thousand eight hundred twenty and tho
remainder at any time after the tuirv irs d. of Drccmbe
ono Thousand eight hundred aud twenty-nie: Pnov,prn
mat no reimbursement shall be excep FIR the hI
amount OF cerhcate nor until after six months
pubic notice OF such intended reimbursement II s
qure" mat me proposals shall the place at which the
money offered Will he paid; which must be one o otber IF
he places following, viz: Al Bank of the United S,,,e
w fIacpha, or IT'S office Of Discount and Deposie i'm
Newly DIRK, Boston Baltimore, Richmond or borIo, l.
Is TURNER required that, an the acceptance of the nrono-
sais the money be deposited to the credit of the Treasurer
" INC United states ar the above Bank Offices as line case
may DE, IN manner following, that
OF equal 10 four dollars and half i'm each bup,ircl ill.,
ON or before the tenth day OF December next and the
que on or before the thy-irs day of the same month
or Ve hst dep"si'e scrip certificate will be Issued bX
me CaSheF o the Bank Office where il is made and nm
the second or final depose, surrender of such ,c
certcat, certificates of Stock descrptiou before
nen0ncd aud bearing interest fom the thirty first dnv of
December next will be issued by the Commissioners of oans
at the Bank or Office where the payment has bern made
lie scrip certificates VIII be assgnabc by endorsement and
delivery hut on failure to complete final avment M
inc e Stipulated te fist deposit will be forfeited to the
United States, ana the scrip tifcate become void
No proposal for less sum than ten thousand dollars
WIN oe received" nor VIII any oter be received less
par. RICHARD RuSu
OCT Git Secretaryc Tie Treasure.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
Ratsee:Iamso,ss Department.
THt. CAPTAIN PACIIA.


AZ one when every thing connected with the struggle
OF the Greeks against tae Turks is csng the following
description of the Captain Pachas Office, his rank aud
character will he read with pleasure. We have taken it
from Il late number of the Courier GeS Pays Bias.
The Captain Pacho, grand admiral of the Ottoman
pme, occupies the third place in the State At his
power ms extensive that of the Grand Vser land
All the officers of navy are under orders; and
soon the fleet leaves the Dardane hc becomes absolute
lord and master of the life and fortune OF his snbomates
ms suite resembles numerous court Ills revenues
immense, derived from subsidies furnished 10y the islands Of
The u eek Archipelago and ;hc people OF hSia Anu He
receives, additions filth Of all prizes, and makes
all appointments in the navy
When the Gcct is about leave the road of CONSTANT
nope, the Grand Nisier proceeds rersnacr and the
Captain Pachn him there. As ne puts his
foot Shore lie gives the P,ime Minister the Admas
baton, which he holds in his hand The Grand Wiser
walks be ORE aud conducts to place where the ccat
public officers have been assembled. The Treasurer OF .c
Navy then for whom the Sultan proposes
lowing question: Have the captains of ships made the
necessary preparations for the departure of the ec AZ
TOR the reply IS made the caan handed this officer, the
sultan gives orders or the embarkltion of the Captain
Pacha nd the superior officers themselves double
RANK t. salute the Grand Ver he passes through them
Tie still holds the baton during this ceremony The Refs
Ernd aud the other officers, follow after him, and all
bark in galley. The Captain Pacha Stands coispcu
oIs place au >aiutcS the visitors Whilst the fleet is
anchor before the Fort ri Khclzc Capu the Grand Nis;c
the Captain Pacha, and the other officers proceed in the
galley In the above the Serai Sultan
awaits of the sailing OF the fleet
thc hUnirHl mere the hnal orders
ana * covered with magnificent cafau. The chief Off
GERS ot the fee; then introduced who advance
the throne knerl aud caftans, value which, is
proportional TO their rank, reputation, and favour The
Captain facha then retreS, leaning his attci-
tants after the custom of the East in great ceremonies
h" barge in which he leaves the shore splendid, and
manned with twenty four rowcrs. At Ba fchy kascl, he
awaits favourable wind
Tie Captain iacha is often appointed by favour though
Ignorant of maritime Affairs IL combnts with the Greeks
these Admrals have always been defeated: was blown
nto the air, the other decapatc exiled by order of
the Sultan The present VIII be more fortunate
Nat int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
James River Land for Sale.

virtue o deed of trust froal A!cxander Fulton and
hS wife, earring date the list APRIL III the wear 1922
Ion the purpose of securing the payment certain sums of
money therei" mentioned, Hugh Young Baltimore (o
winch sums the five last specified remain unpaid shall on
thursday, tho lOi day of November next, At o O'clock
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for ready money be-
lore the entry 10 the Eagle Hotel i'll the City of Richmond
Tract of Land called Doghas, lying in the County of
Charles City, on James River and containing three hundred
acres more or less The land lies about twenty miles be-
low tie City of Rclmond 2ud represented 10 be fertile
and vaiua beTc title the Land believed 10 he in
oSPuaor' but acting as Trustee Only, shall md
convey such title ouy may be vested in me bv said deed
OF ttiSt with special warranty only against myself and
those claiming under me.
JOHN PARkHILL, Trustee
OCT - I3-tNl0
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04

~ Lii be sold, ON the premises, Public Auction
ON Monday. the 18th day of December next the
ihAI OF LAND belonging To the Estate of James
Cooke, decd Tins Tract Land lies on the South side OF
James River, in The County Powhatan, about thirty two
miles from the City "a Richmond containing four hundred
r''Si oi'y OF winch are low grounds equal any
river; the highland is oil excellent quality calculated for
ihe raising OF Com Tobacco and Cotton. The improve
mens a comfortable Dwelling House. with the necessary
ou'ouscs for domestic purposes. The Barn. Stables Sc
equal, if superior any i'll the Countv-One third o
tine purchase money will he required the time of SALE the
balance III equal payments in and years, with
dec" oil trust on the property to secure the same.
I'm the same day. will be sold the Stock of Horses Cat
e Hogs &c the Crops Of Corn and Fodder together with
Farming Utensils aud Household aud Kitchen Furniture Of
every description.
ARNIISTEAD A. GREEN, Adm'or
n:t /" 76-14t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
YUlGNLl:

Al rules holden ia The clerks Office Of the superior cou,
of chancery the Richmond district the 5t Jav ~
September 1925:
jacob Mitchell (of the county OF sussex Lit,lcberrv T.
Stainback, admr. of Mary Gary, Decd and David Nav
(of the towE of Pcersburg) Prs.
against
Anthony Pension, Samuel Penistor Ira Smith nd Ellen
his wife, Cormery Ellen Pcniston) Mary C. John G.
and Juuus Pension, and Thomas Pension bv Rore,
Mallory their next friend, and tine said Roger Mallory
as admir- Of Samuel Pension, dec d., DGs
The defendants Anthony Pension samuei Pcnson. LA
T. Smith and Ellen his wife Wary c. Pension aud bo's
EehSo' nov ha'ng etere their appearance given secu-
ry according to the act of &, the mics c,
eno ~ APPEARING by satisfactory evidences that they are not
nsoanl Of THIS couuy it is ordered that the said de-
'nts 90 appear here the first day Of next term and
answer the b of The plaintiffs and that a copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
The CITY 't Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and post
81 al TIE front door of tie capitol, in the said city
% copy. Teste, Nm, ". HENTJVC7, c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
CONCORD ACADEMY.

Z term commencing the LIST of January and expiring
ON the 3Nt ot December. vacation OF months will
Intervene beginning the lsi of August The
instruction viii comprise Reading. Penma nsp, Athmr-
tr, the use of the Globes, the Elements OF Chemistry
hiStoy heilcs-Lctrcs plane and spherical Tgonomery,
Inc 'htoiy and practice OF Surveying; the Latin Greek aud
french Language; Algebra Astronomy, and tu, moral
and political Philosophy. The price 10" board and tuition
viii be ~ each boar finding his bed and candles
or 81 10 1t they be furnished him. Tie Institution will be
conducted at retired and healthy situations
where the subscriber AT present resides. Assisted ny his
SON lie cnabied pay due attention all his pupils aud
III i"r"lns their mo,alS and promoting their ava nccmcm
IN erature Inc will adhere that system which has
long successfully pursued Some the students will COM
petc their acIdcca studies this year, and leave
Tor o'hcrs Parents aud Guardians who may wish TO COM
mt their children and wards his care. requested TO
make timely application by letters waIed to the Bowling
Green, and addressed 10 THOMAS r. COLEMAN,
PreSident IF Concori .4cGdemy,
Oct >S-7o-vtw Caroline counip.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
ADDIG1ONAL gURPzEMS
Fresh Seasonable Dry-Goods.

91IMIE1gG G. EDWIN JAMES &. CO.
MARKET BRIDGE,
Haze receircd since The dHe Of Their last advertisements
('nost NJ 1Ci,ich IRE just IN hands
95 Packages of Fresh Dry-Goods,
CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
Id Cases containing good assortment of Fine and
Superfne Blue, Black, Oxford Mkt and Olive
CLOTHS,
bales of sd and 64low priced stout blue olive brown
and MKT CLOTHS, suitable for servants,
) cases comprising choice assortment of fine and SUI
porfne blue black, Oxford MKT and dark and light
drab CASSIMERS,
bales and "a point BLANKETS,
2 do 7 by 8 London dulle do.
l do extra double milled 1874, 1874 and Id Rose
Blankets the very best article of the kind that we
have seen,
] do white Flannes,
do siou; low priced SATTiNETS, and double milled
DOMESTIC KERSEYS, choice articles for negroe
do Rawson s. Samarshes best NAPT COTToNS,
No.J,
do I'd ich borIered CASHMERE sHAWLs.
l case very rich scarlet nd white MERtNO SCARFS,
and "a and Cd MERINO sHAWLS
do ID black, scarlet and white MERINO HDKFS
and CASHMERE SHAWLS,
1 bale II n'illcd Green Baise,
l case black worsted and white Vigonia hose,
] do white cotton bose,
L case drab Bang-up Cords
1 bale ID real Russia Duck,
n bacsi}-4 and 7-8 brown Domestic Shrtinss,
) do indigo Plaid Domcstics,
] do A powe-loom Bedticking,
10 Orells best three thread Cotton Balls,
do Marshall Co. and other patent Threads compri-
sing good assortment
: cases Brown Hollands,
. do dark Fancy Prints,
do LEGHoRN BOLIVAR HATS, part Of which
very hue,
do figured black Mandarin Grape Robes,
DO black Canton and Leyantine Handkerchief,
/ do loom sewed and tamboured Book Muslins
do assorted Sewing Silk, dark and light co!oss,
DO London Pack Pins
l do London MKT do
] do 9-8 indigo Apron Checks,
do Ga Cambrics,
do 9-8 bleached Sea Island Shrtinss the
Of the kind we have ever had,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
EDUCATION.

lAiS School will be continued the ensuing year NV
brother John g. Nelson, who has had fifteen wears
experience as teacher, and Mir john NJ. Winston ex
ceen classical Scholar, will be associated with in the
management OF the School; in which will be taught the
Greek, Latin and French Languages, together il those
branches OF learning which constitute complete English
educaon The School will commence Monday the 10th
OF january, 10 20, and terminate the 9Th day Dccem-
Der foowing there will be vacation three weeks
mencing the 10th of June. The price rd tuition
waslg lodging and fuel will bc hundred ten dol
lars, payable one half on the lt day June. 1896 and
The other half on the LIST day of December following
The discipline of the School will parental; and as
much and kindness be BOYS confdrd To nv
care as to my children Vicious unruly boys will be
admitted INTO the SCHOOL, and il such should be palmed
upon me they Will be expelled, they be found
nsovernabe My residence the haunts of
wee and mmorality and remarkably healthy; situated
III the county OF Louisa, forty miles Richmond nd
about the same distance from fredericksburg The stage
from Fredericksburg to Gainesville passes within four hun
fred yards of my residences and that from Richmond TO
larrisonburg within two miles of it, Letters to me- di-
cced to "Jacksons post-oice, Louisa will be- plonp,l
received. WILLIAM NEJSO r.
Sent 2--f}f 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04

NJ r. JOHN BOHANN&N-Sir, Please take notice
L7H that shall, the first day Of November next AT
Mcr tavern in the county of Essex, take dispositions
OF Capt Tho. Evans and Others be read evidence in
tine suit pending in the superior court Of chaucerv
wherein am plaintiff and yourself and others are defen-
cantsand that shall for the purpose also take the
dispositions Of James Heron and others, the gle Hotel
in tho city Of Richmond the 9TH day Of the same month
Respectfully, JOS. b. CONVICTION.
sept ~ u w5l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
MY EARLY DAY.


My early day, whit Joys were thine"
And yet thou had ST somc sorrows too;
A varied wreath they joimd 10 t"inc'
Avn midst it Hope hcr blossoms threw;
Bornc on the breeze, her rosy Kiss
Babe Pleasure soiourn there,
Nove came 10 tune her lutc OF bliss,
AND reQuicms sung To care.
Dear DAYS of peace! all, whittier fed?
Der my Young bow'r sc did but hover,
rncu, like the dove, your pnions spread,
And svush; your home, the skies forever!
Your morning gales my path bcsuil'd,
Nor whispered they should die SO soon;
Nor ench bright bud that round it suil'i,
Drcam Of departing ere twas noon.
But those are husl,'d, aud these are gone,
And sadness rules the bli.htrd sccnei
wander downca It and alone,
Scarce mindful they have ever been,
So chill, Tin,e's marble foot hath pass'd
Through oh,ldhood's dimpled vale,
No herb can hloom no verdure last,
To cheer LIES ev'mins pale.
Sweet hours! with golden pasimcs fraught,
On you turn my streaming eye
And think: aud in that racking thought,
My heart, my gushing heart, would die.
Xe conjecture up each once-luv d form,
Each well remembered voice awaken;
Then show me how they met the storm,
And sunk, on joys bright shore forsaken.
Ne'cr shall they mount with me again,
love so well--yon sunny steep
One stroke hath dash'd our hands in twain,
And meath its broomwood edge they sleep,
His pang descends not to their bed,
Who sickenS round the scene,
To know li:e'S infant flow RS are dead,
Its ripper thornS yet green.
On wing moro swift than morning lark,
My faded years unlovd are borne;
Where wilt thou Land me, oh my bark,
II not To youths dear port we turn?
Must man o'erpasS the beck ming vale,
AM all lis winning sweets leuounce!
Alas. he spreads no second sail,
He freights his bark but once!
Oh tell me, "step-dame Nature" tell,
Where shall thy Maynard child abide,
On what far strand his spirit dwell,
When life hath spent its struggling tide
Shall hope more her taper mourn,
Quenct'd in the teas that Sorrow sends;
Nor from the feast Nli,fartune spurn
The wishful wretch that DER it bends
No more shall folly's elbow wing
Ger Plea ares path shed sckly dcws2
Nor Youths delightful day of spring
Mid Gricf's dim cloud its lusrc lose?
Say, ne'er shall weaith's gay spanslcd plume
Deceive, when it ersl was mine'
MOI Love turn shudd'ring from the tomb;
Nor Joy at her short reign lepine'
And when the grave, its grassy veil
Between these eyes aud life shall spread,
Shall Mem'ry blight the primrose pale,
That kindly strives to shade my bed:
Or shall the form that slumbers there,
No more of pain nor death endure?
oh, pour thine answer on my ear,
I've told ihee, told thee, ohd-no more"
MONTGARNIEH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
NOTICE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
OCT 2l--9t

Richmond, Va oct. i, 1926
HehoFoSAlS VIII be received by this Department. untSl
Z TIE 10th day of November next for the sale of be
tween four and five thousand MUSK ETS now in the Public
Armoury At Richmond.
Inc proposals the offer for each husket the
terms OF payment whether in cash upon credit and il
the latter the extent of credit desired The Arms will be-
oPsn at all times 10 the inspection of such disposed 10
purchase.
BY order.
WM. H. RICHARDSON, C. C.
Oct 73-l2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04

va r. AMiCE VIBERT-sIR: You will please to take
We notice, that on the 18th day of Dec next, at the
oice OF Benjamin Pollard esq i'll the borough Norfolk
between The hours Of 10 in the morning nd of the
same day. shall proceed take the dispositions of Samuel
Nickcry and Others, to be read ia evidence in suit now
depending III the superior of chaH-ev FOR the Rich
mond district, III which plaintiff, and Eeninrin j.
Harris, yourself ard others defendants; and if de
dispositions should not be completed dav they win
be continued from day 10 day ill they finished.
CARY SELDEN.
Richmond, Va. 9TH Oct 1925. Ply
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
NOTICE.

SHALL petition the General Assembly of Vrrinia
M to pass law authorizing til, Lockkeeper and Inspec-
tor o Boats at the Upper Locks Of the James River Canal
10 close said Locks Sunday, that boat shall be
permitted 10 pass them that day.
lSIfAM RANDOLPH,
Lock-keeper Inspector of Boats
oct II 8w ar Wes,bon,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
:-GGG--


From he liverpool -Mercury.
AWAKE YE PROSTATE GEEClAN BAND!
The Turks are assisted in lhef warfare against TIN
eeks by French Oficers.''
Awake! we PROSTATE Grecian band.
Think of Achilles bearing brand
Around the walls of Troy.
May Diomede's fierce soul of fire
your prone etiemnatc minds inspire
To check the Turks proud JOY.
What, though the Moslam and the Frank
Join hand 10 hand md rank to rank,
Throng;ng your island seas;
Remember wise Ulysses toll,
How to each foe he gave the foil
Spread your sail to the breeze.
10. the vile crescents pointed horn,
Swift on the wrathful tempest borne,
Shower fires upon the foe.
Like Hons cracking towers they fall,
And many turban'd warrior tall
Sleeps in the below.
From Britdin's isle there came Lord,
" no well could WELD In, pen and sword,
He persisted il your
Blu, from that phpnix shall arise
Another warrior,t with supplies,
To frame proud Freedoms laws,
The God of battles SHALL you cheer:
Grasp every hand the sword and spear,
Fo5 home and country icht.
Coumbia'S stars of glory, see;
Coumbid's SONS now ever free:
Fear not despot's blight.
Arm. arm! again unitad tmOng,
The isles shall echo back your song
'We're FREQ, the battles won,'
Our homes, affairs, hearth, we hail,
Win rapture furl each swelling sail,
The Warriors toll is done. X.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04

Died, Pensacola the Esd of September. GEoRGE f
BRENT formerly of Virginia On ais death bed and only
few hours before he expired most interesting scene took
place He expressed wish united the object of
his most heartfelt affection affection which was warm
y recprocaed, and which had occasnned engagement
OF long standing His wish promptly complied with
aud ne married 10 Miss MERGED y. Gonzalez by the
Rev Nv Maenhaut of the Catholic Church. of which they
we're both members He then took leave his friends Sc
paratey, and brea thcd his last.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
NOTICE.

SHALL present Petition TO the next General Assem-
oy Of virginia. praying that Law may be passed 10
reimburse me the amount Of hire paid fr hand to attend
The Lower Locks the James River Canal (cominopl,
called Briggs & Candles Locks,) in the year 1891
IStiAM RANDOLPH,
Lock-keeper and Inspector of Boats
OCT ~ ow Weshan.
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BY NJ. MALTE-BRUN,
EDITOR OF THE "ANNALEs DIS VOYAGES" &c.

Evils work IS to be c"mpctcd IN large Gyo. vols.
a containing cvcr Gj1 pages each.
he hngsh translation ispu5lishing i london in parts,
OF nan volumes. Light have already appeared. The
American edition will he exact copy of the Eugli,n.
elegantly printed on fine paper. and pat to subscribers
tRc low price Of $ 80 yer number.
Int' hunters Of Inc American ;ion printed
and the remainder will follow IN regular succession
lhere can DC no doubt ol tie great value Of the work
and 'hat IT Ivy Tar the extensive accurate and in
teres'ng VwS which has been published upon the
SUBJECT 81 |cogFapny The literary journals of Europe
universally bear testimony the great merit Of the author
The Geography OF the United States will be carefully
revised and such corrections and additions made as ma
appear necessary.
u Subscriptions received 1T the Wing Office.
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r Lord COchraue.

u ALEX: W. JONES, .4Horney-at Lao, will, in
future regularly attend ;he Inferior Superior Courts
of Law aud Chanccry held in the city of richmond
lie may be found Mt the Wing Office, at any time be-
tween . o'clock in the morning and g O'Clock in the
afternoon. RichmOHd, OF. 28.