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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-30
EARLY RISING.

HoHy hSHnS COHtTlOutes as surely TO
personal beauty as the dawn does to the
beauty ofthe world Shape, complex
ion, expression, the dignity arising from
the sense of having performed duty,
the pleasure arising from the cheerful
blood, ali contribute to make the charm.
er more charming.
GLORY.
A gallant officer, named BicknalI,
fell in battle some yeais ago. The re-.
port Of the cOmmander-in chief, which
made honorable mention of his con-
duct, and regretted his loss, was publish
ed. One paper called him Major Pick
nail; another BrickwaIl; and third
made his name utterly unpronouncable,
by substituting consonants for both the
vowels. So much for Glory!
IRISH MOTTO.
A gentleman was lately, on Sunday,
passing through crowd of Trshmen as
sembled on the side walk, when he dis
covered near him, on a kind Of sign
board, in elegant gold letters, the words
-SEMPER PARArUs He turned to an
Irish gentleman, and inquired the mean
ing. "Plaze your honor (says Pat) -'tis
an Irish motto, sure il is; and II names
al'rays Paraters, or as your honor would
say-Pofatoes ForererP
WISDOM.
Many people make proper use of the
light, yet can say but little more Of the
sun from which il is produced than that
they know the times of its rising and
setting. Such, diligently employing
themselves in the proper business Of the
day, sooner rise into affluencc than many
who calculate eoIipses and explain the
solar planetary system.
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MiStcIIaneouD.

FdtdiiSm There is tide in the affairs
fortune but wo be 10 him who is caught
in The strength Of its cbbing current! In
vain he struggles with tho destiny that
hurrlcs him on. An accident, next TO a
miracle, may save him from utter and final
destruction he mny not be cngulied at
the moment when he gives up all for lost,
and resigns himself to the unutterabIo ago.
MICS Of despair in his death grasp he may
catch some reed Of momen,ary safety. and
hopes, which had fcd, may return; but
the illusion is tleeting andunreal; his doom
is written, his DESTINY IS sealed, his cup is
mipgled--and he must drain il to the drcgs
Call it by what name you will, there is
a presiding influence which all men, in all
their actions, and even in all their thoughts
obey. Unconscious Of It's existence in in.
dividual actions or vo',tions, we discover
it plainly and uudenabiy in the general re-
suit; just as we determine the progress of
the index Of the chronometcr, or of the
shadow on the dial.plate.- Every thing
tends to confirm this view, of human ac.
,ions, and by consequence, of human af.
fairs. Things apparently the most anon.
alous. observe general law the proper
t,on between the numbers Of the sexes, for
example. Is the mind of man an cxccp.
ton to rule to which no other exception
has yet been discovered?
lfit be material, as some would have us
believe, then It mus, acknowledge the laws
TO which matter is subjected; ifit be i'm.
material, which is negative or spiritual
which, by the received usage oflanguage
gives us an idea orsomethipg different from
matter, then il must be under the influence
Of the lave peculiar to that something TO
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Terence Duncan.
MAruvr1 a ~ ssran,

BtgS ieare 10 ieforn ,he Inhabitants or.Ntr-
port,
VHAT if suitable encouragement be
n given, he will commence a SCHOOL
at his Dwelling House in Thames street.
whore Youth viii be taught with care and
expedition. regularly ty The most concise
methods eN,snt : IN order to qnslty thcnY
for the different departments in ,rsde, &c,
n the mercantile, naval and military line.
vz.--Ari,hmetic, vulgar q decimal
Bookkeeping, Mensurstion By pen. scale
and Siding rule. Surveying Grasing The.
ory of navigation, plan" Trigononcitv.
GcOmoiry. Comic Sections. Mechanics.
Gunnery 'spnerical tri1onomc,rv arphed
20 Diallng Geography. great circle sail.
ing and Astronomy Algebra, F!uxions
Pad the use ofGlnhcs, &c.
n. B.-Those who cannot conyeni.or.
attend his Day School. will have m onnot,
tuni,y 20 improve in the various branches
by attending TO his Evening School.
Newport. Sept Is.
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Nine Administration meetings, in as ma.
ny districts, are called in single paper in
Kentucky.
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New Publications..

:" CALLAHAN, has just received
w from New. York, a linber Of the
latest Publications, for
CIRCULATION.
Among which are the following:
Napoleon, by the author Of NVayerly!
Reuben Apsey,
Military Sketch Book,
Two hundred & nine days on The continent
Almacks, a novel;
Hope Leslie by the author of Redwood,
Mornings at Bow-strcet,
Elizabeth dc Bruce,
Richmond, or scenes in the life Of a Bow
street officer;
Boyne Water,
Northwood by mrs. Hale,
High Life,
Brambletye House,
The Odd Volume "Morry or Sad shalt be-
The Epicurean,
Mrs Hamans' Poems,
The BUchaneers, Sc. &c.
New Works as soon as published will DO
received as above. nov !.
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BENZ. III. Wilbor.

~ BROAD STREET,
OPPOSITE .lLfy. HENRY BULLS
Brs for Sals,>
C ROCERlES. in an their varicfy;
~ 4 complete assortment Of Shoes:
Grockery, Glass, Stone, Earthern and
iron Wares;
Nails. Cutlery, Bellows, Hats, Dye
Stufls, sc.
LIQUORS,
OF most every kind and quality.
Beef aud Pa I, Oats, Corn, and ali kinds.
Of farmers pr9iucr. by tire quan,Ity.
Utensils ofhusbandry, Of mos, every de-
scripjlon.
Ropes and Corlare,
An assortment Of DRT GOODS, Yarn.
Warn, &c.
Hops, at wholesale or rctail
Likewise HU9Y'ER, of the first quail.
ty, and Of the nC1tcst workmanship. re-.
ccivcd daily from the Farms adpceut 10
the town. which he expects So to constant
j. supplied with, loi srlH at cost; also. So
vcral hundred cNt. FIRST qua .ty CHEhlSE.
which with the articles above aud Gar
greater number unmcniion~d, lac VIII dis
pose Of on terms the most reasonable and
satisfactory. NAY 2I.
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The Governor of Arkansas considers that
Territory as having sufficient population
to cnt,,lc il 10 admission into the National
Union as a 25th State. Amen And may
this powerful Union be perpetual!
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Lieut.. PERcrvAL has been acquitted at
one Court in N. York. Ii is said this was
pro forma. for want ofJurisdiction, and that
the subject is to be referred TO Court
Martial.
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Life Of .EiPOLE.4N' by he author of
Udreriy; the EPiCURL4.N a tale Jy
Ihomds .'ioor,, Esq. History Of the Pk.
RITES, containing the lives of the most
noted Pirate Captains. some account ofthc
late piracies in the Yves; Indies, and the
expedition OF Com. PORTER
.4iso. for sdie.--Thc Confession Of JES.
Sc STR.iN'G 10 e. Pepper, ESQ. the
trial of the THREE SP.LNI1RDS. and
an account Of the scenes on board the
Crawford, &c. sc.
Sept. q.
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p @ snG8 "
THE GYPsY's PROPHECY.

Lay thy white brow in the moonlight bare;
will look on the stars, and look on thee,
And read the page of thy destiny.
Little thanks shall have for my tale
Even in youth thy check viii be pale
Look by thy side is red roso-tree,
One bud droops wither'd. so thou wilt be.
Round thy neck is a ruby chain,
One of the rubies is broken in twain;
Throw on the ground zach shaft, ID part,
Broken and lost, they will DC like thy heart
Mark yon start shone al thy BIRTH
Look agan--it has falln 10 earth
It's glory has poss'd, like a thought, away,
So soon, or yet SOONER, wilt thou decay,
Over yon fountain s silver fill
Is a moonlight rainbows corouai
It's bues Of light will melt in tears,
Well will thoy image thy future years.
may not read in thy hazel eyes,
For the long dark lash that over them lies;
So in my art can but 500
One shadow Of night on thy destiny.
lean give thee but dark rovoalings
Ofpassionalc hopes, and wasted feelings;
Oflove that shall passlih the green sea wave,
OF broken heart, and an carly grave
-"9Ss---
From the Atlantic Souvenir for 1923.
THE NUN.
=, 4 =. Al
Ofearthly pride, or passion Der her brow
Angelic, as she brcathes the solemn vow,
A bright expression spreOds.-lIcr rich, soft
hair,
In radiant r'nglcts, down her bosom fair,
Tnls--liisc the beams Of morning on tho
prov
Orthe light heaving bark !-'Tis past, and
now
A palo and pcnsive hue her features wear.
S. yonng--so boautiful-to turn aside
From lifos frosh opening scenes aud sunny
hours,
Seems like religions trumph--but the heart
Strives from itself in vain the truth to hide
Tho sigh will riso, the tender tear will start
And Love still ingors DER his faded flowers
-..~as-.
SONG.
Ah let us love while yet VIC may
Our summer is dccayng
And wo to hearts, which in their gray
December, go a Maying.
All LET us love, while Of tho FIRE
Time hath not yet bcreft us
With years our warmer thoughts expire,
Till only leo is loft US.
Wen fly tho bleak worlds bitter cir
A brighter home shall win us;
And if our hearts grow weary there,
Wen find u world within us.
They preach that passion fades each hour
That nought will pail like pleasure -
Ny boc if loves so fral flower
Oh haste TO hive its treasure.
Wait not the hour, when all the mind
Shall to the crowd be given;
For links which to the million bind,
Shall from tho one bo rivcn
But let US love, while yet we may
Our summer is decaying;
And woe to hearts, which in their gray
December, 60 a Moying.
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0H advertisement
A lo' Of very superior western canal Flour;
" Sugars, loaf iupp and brown Cotjyu,;
Teas, gunrowder, hysuu, youu- .hys0n, hvson
skin soachong ard cnper; Wines, port, Sici-
ly.Nlalcirl. Malaga and Lisbon; Cord .is, of
all kinds, Of The best quality; Brandy, cogulc,
Spanish and dorlcst'c; Gin, Hollands (su-
ucrior 60 any in tie marliot) likewise country:
Rum. old Jamacl, ST Croix, Antigua; cocoa
and chocolate; sperm and mould candlcs olive
~. in bottles and TASKS, very superior rico
Spicos Of every description ; Fruit, or'n1 es,
lemons. lines, castena nuts, uecau d. al
monds, flberts aud Madeira; Raisins, musca-
tel bloom and casS, primes. tiCs, and taml-
rirds, in excellent order; Tobacco, cavendish
plug and paper; Segars, best Spanish, half
Spanish and common Snuff maccabau, rap.
peo. aud Scotch Soap. Ncw-York, Boston
and Providence manufacture; Cayenne pep
per. in bottles and cannisters pcpper-saucc
ginger molasses, butter, cheese and lard,
with general assortment ofcountry produce
Leather; bed cords, Scmes and brooms to-
gether with an extensive assortment Of cic.
giant Crockcry-varc. Also, Stone and Pot.
ter's Ware, of every kind
The above Goods with many other not
mentioned will be sold as low Cor cash, approy
ed credit, or country produces can be bought
in the State
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


lust received for sale and circulation.
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The j6i'olciag articles rs e,Huacroica, to.
gchsr rM muHI otcr1 TOO itSiolsS for
an ADVERTISEMENT
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J. w. EQEy.

ALSO. 10 cloSc a coRccrR--l Carriage:
casks C0lmcnar Vino; | hhd very superior
Virginia Tobacco; - boxes Spanish ScgaIs
bbls Vinegar, and bbls. Glaubcr salts.
Oct II.
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EU&$ELI.@
Stomach ESif teYe,

YVES. celebrated Bitte.s cou.posei
= r-c.y vegetables Of the Do, l,r cent
.c' .atcdr virtues they arc .umc0Ged
Pa" -n'uiy c-tui.Dg weak as,rutiors,
clean. .rg ~. Acol,'cuirg the u5aa, 1nd
INCREASING the .Iet.t1 a..o. ...ry a.
galr,t tu2 cholerH. moruJs, luu. i.l sea,
vomiting. cart bu-us weakness ~ t'a beast.
pain in h. s.o.aa,l and other . .-.us Of
latQ.onc2 and Indigestion thoy possess pro-
r3Etiss pee Tar to themselves, Of converting
new rum ard whiskcy into stimulating ang
mYigora;!ng stonachic cordial one box Wild
tIncture one gallon OF spirits.--PriSe gs cts.
a. h,y -
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GOODS.


.7mong them ere he .JoIlowing, ri=:
RLACK d. blue Cloths Olive and mix
-aS cd do. blae and black Cassimercs (;
Drab and mixed 10. blue nike, claret
and Olive ilct, Cloths; white, red, green
and yellow fionnels; Caroline aud Tar
tan Plaids black g. colourcd Bombazetts /;
black and coioured la trgs black Bonn
bazmes black canton Grapes Coloured
do. light and dark Calicoes ;Ginghams !;
Furniture Chntz black and colourcd Lev
antines black Satin DO. blac!, Syn,haVs
q Sarsnelts; black and coloured Hross dc
Naples black Italian Luslring; white and
red Iierino long and square Shawls white
Valencia and long shuwls; Cashmere
square do; flag and bandanna hdkia black
silk and fancy do valencia, Marscillcs
and silk do Irish Linens Linen Den.
marks, &c.
ALSO.
\ great varsity oi Bieuchcd and unblrath.
cd Sheotings and Shutings. Checks ginr.
Ealus, stripes, cotton }au thread candle wick
cotton batting, Nc. Sc.
Newport, Sept. IL, lc37
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-13
JOHN WILLS, OK.

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the clerk Office OF th
supcrior Of Chancery for the 1ynehhufR district
tho fil day of June Is57. David HPginhOthsn, pani-
a Iguinhothan & Tbs. Iliggnbohsin, late merchants
and partners trading ,under the sty andhr OF d. a
H. Iiigpnbotham 20. Pits. against Watt Duncan
and Mary ms wife, William Danesn john Dainfoh ana
phpbe his wifc John H. Goodrich and Rrb'cCa his
wife, and William sieeid and Abigail his wife, DEBTS
The defendants WIN Slcdd d Abigail his wife not hn-
wing entered their appearance and given aecurj accor
ding the Assembly aud the rules Of this court und
appearing by satisfactory eldce that they are not M
habants Of this counrylti ordered thai the sad de-
PENDANTS do appear here the first day OF the next term
and the bill Of the PLAINTIFFS and that copy OF
hs order be forthwith inherited some ne" spaper ptiu
ted IN the town Of ynchbnrf for two months SUCCESSIVE
Is and posted the front door of the courthouse la the
said town. A opy-lesle,
81 JOHN WILLS. G.
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John WILLS, {.

VIRGINIA At Rules holden IN Inc lcr OH, Of the
superior Cout OF Chanrors To- churg District
the 9TH duy oiJuno, 1871. Garlaud Ruckcr Pit a.
Rd'Rd William Cook, Joseph Clark, and Gcorr,
STANLEY, sN'Ts ofIshAm Cilk ,.ec'd and the sad ln
sCph ClA.A and George stanley nd sally MS wiz, M
kerncs and Phoebe HI, wiit John Brown and Constant
his Wife samuel Clark, Michael Manspll and MARY
Ann hls wife, John Nandine and Nancs lhs wife and
John Kerr aud Catharine hl. ne Deits
The defendants job kcrnes and PhUhc his wifi, and
samuel Clark not having entered their a,pcor-
ancc and given security according to tho act of Assembly
ana Tue t"cs oil tis court aud IT appearing hy salts.
factory evidence that they are moi nhab,rnns Of ,s
r"nhlrS Is ordered that The said defendant, dc, appc ar
hcr' CA the first day of the next term and ans,, r the hin
OF the paHs and that copy ot tins order he inrthw nh
hs'rr IN sonr ueM spaper prii. in the town LYNCH
hnrg ior Two months successfully posted at the front
door of the courthouse in the said town
A COpy-Te,te,
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JOHN ALEXANDER, elk.

VIRGINIA At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of III
Superior Court of Chaneery ior the Iynehburg District
h ith day OF June, l-,,7. David Hggnbutham, Ua.
mol iiF4Huhotham and Thomas lliegnhotIam, late
motrhlEts and partners trading under the style and
trm OLD. n D. HigPmbotham & Co. Plts.ae aiRst Ar.
chl5pd Robertson acting executor Of James NJ Brown,
dee 1, ana Cornelius Powell, Dclts.
iht defendant Cufnelmt Powell not having entered hi
appearance to the auendcdh Of the plaintiffs and given
seeuy according to thu ofAs.elnhly and the rules
t3s cntT and appearing hy satisfactory evidence that
b. A.t an nhaban al this counrylt Is ordered, tiui
H. sad defendant do pear herr the first day OF the
ntEt Term and answer INC said btu Of thu plaintiffs uni
III copy Of this Order bc nrhp iih inserted IN sonr
paper lrintrrih the town uf lyuehhurP, for tw,
Hanl successrey and posted the front door Of tls
courthouse . The sail town.
}! COPY este, JOHN WILLS. c.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden IN the Glerks Office of the
Superior Court ofChaneery far thu Lynchburg District
the 1h day Of Juhr 1s27. Archibald Robertson, Sa-
muel Read and Boyd Miller, late merchants and part
nrrs trading under the firm of Archibald Robertson
a Co Archibald Robertson. lloyd Miller Benjamin
Ogden and Agnes h,e wife, Pills. chrcca Rue
kcr, widow ard rcci OF Anthony Rucker, decd All.
ner Rucher, ArInistead kacker, Absaom Rucher,
Martin London and Ann X his wife, Anthony Ruckcr,
jr and Rchecca b. hl. wife, Nancy Shields, admN Of
WIN Fads Nafland Richardson, Nm A Richardson,
John, Rebccca, Jane, Mary r Vanilla aud Jesse Rich
ardson infants under the age pf tn cnty ycars,
Lindsey Coshill and Ann hia WIFE Lowry Gregory aud
Amelia his .ie, jose Reheson, Ambrose Rnckcr,
Nelson. c. Dawson, Spencer Norsei, Sen. Elias Wills,
itr"Aard A. Burks, Cult Bullock Co ChisN I'll Dab
nry, Saml Garland, George W. Turner, Richard
EHKs, WliiiNIn Shelton and Arthur Il. DasIrz Dcits
Thu defendants Martin London aud Ann Il. his wife
not hl,mg entered their appearance to and given
seeanty according to the act of Assembly and the
rules OF this court, and 1t appearing by shtIsac-
tory evidence that they are not inhabitants Of
conryl ordered that the said defendants do APP
pear the first day oil the and
bill of the plaintiffs and TINT copy of this order
be forthwith inserted ia newspaper printed III the
town Of Iynchhurr, for two months snry, and
ostcd the front door of the courthouse Of tn. sud
town. A Cupy-Testc,
81 JOHN MILLS,C
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JOHN WILLS, C..

iEGlNA Ar Rnles holden in the clerks office of the
superior court Of thauocr. for the ynchlurg district
th' 4i'day ut June, ls2i. Christopher Preston, PIT
9gdi"St John Clayfor, jun Mitchell Ewing, Price
i"pkiuS Ruiuf Thomas, Samuel :. clytor James r
Clay tor Thomas Pulin, Harvey Claytor and Robert
". Cla' tor, Drfts.
ne i"ndant sam :. Clay tor having entered his
Paprahce gwen security according TO the act of As
sInhN md the rules ofthis court and appearing nv
NNct"r' evidence that he Is not miahitanf oi this
county II Is ordered, that the said Defendant do onn.r
mere oh the first day OF the term aud nnsv or The Nm
"i tnc plantt aud that acnpy Of this order he forth
Ihil>ff"d m sumo newspaper printed in the town nf
Nhch"urg, Tor Two months snrceSsrclv and po,t.J AT
the tt"ht door oftho courthouse III the said tn,u
d cory -Ieste JOHN WILLS, C.
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VIRGINIA. -AtEaos ho.saa. lhe t.tFk eh'ce "I.pe
superior Court II chanoery for the I1heeh"fR bls
tret the 81 a. OF juno, lr2l. iarilet 1retnwoou
ana Nancy hs lie. Pit agaiHsf DAMN h.oe = -,
Jonos Richard Iiops.n and Ilarrei ms VIE S,7'ph
Moreicld nod Sally bis wife, thfIsiePhtr = uu'i
Thomas &. " ade. children "i AEdIH" Sa1s' E1' y
6eid Wade and Henry " Stoke apd ih9lnh. stoke,
ehldren OF Polly " ade. decd, Hent} adt, JOHN
W.dc, William lyvinny md sail, bic "lf, peib
The writ Of cifefariar awarded this eause MOI oo
ing ox-cuicd on the deenani, isfhatd opsnn ana iAr
net Ia. wife Joseph Mofeeld and sally has wlie Chris
tophct C. Wade and 1honns {. AIDE, aft u appearing
by satisfactory evidence that ihes are not la',A's %
this country u - ordered that he sud dfi'hd5ha"
pp.ar here on the fr,i dy OF the next aud she"
# any they tan, Why the sad suit should ho' oe
pro- crded IN n, alns them specified an the sad "fH
and that copy f order he forthwith inserted IN tohc
ncn spnprr printed in the of LynchburF for uo
months .uceess,ey, and poted al the iroii door OIL we
courthouse IN the sad town. o,
81 copy-Teste, johs WILLS In
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To all phom Il mav Concefn.


10 all WhOm AZ may C0ncttR.
klliEltE is a report in circulation started, ]
- have no doubt, by some malicious person
or persons (whom | have no doubt forg Is
truth when II comes in competition with inter
est that the wheat weights in the Amherst Nils,
have had additional weight added 10 them by
my consent | now wish tine public 10 under
stand that IN pursuance TO the course of equity
and justice | had the wheat wee hts adj usted by
the flour ones, not stii being satisfied sent one
OF the above weights to Lynchburg to have II
recti6ed, iftbere were any DEFICIENCIES thereunto
attached On its return the balance OF the weights
by IT were recti6ed or made tight
BENJAMIN lIERSEY.
This is to certify that have been requestedby
4. Jersey to adjust the wheat weights in the
Amherst Mills b. the flour ones which ! done
on OF about the twentieth of Iune, aud found
them from nothing 10 two pounds too hgh,
which deficiency Ithen iocfed
WM. CROW.
Being called Oh the twentieth Of August, b.
benjamin ilctscy, on the return OF the "eie n
which nc SEM To Lynchburg, see the weight n
TN Amherst ii is weighed 10 BY It, done 50,
ard IN tlf whole quantity OF weights, there VT
a surpluss u Two pounds, which vi, taken eff.
JOHN YESI.
Sent 3 ts9
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st,ss'r received on sale b, Abram X North
% TtE NORTH AMERICAN hbtlhN'
~. %, torJdly.
CoSTtNTs.
I Krusere'rrn's NoYsss aud Researches
Voyage round the world.
Voeabnlafi.# If ihe Languages ot some
of thu fasss oft.aserH Asii, ana on
the Norfagss.t Coast o. AHneileas by
A. i kueenstrrn.
Rr,uy. de Memories Hsdrograpmqnes
Il t,rsroe and the Greek Ftisltes
Vindcatipn Of u. II. seigs iek
p A Narratf.e Of the Material / aeif IN 'se
lation TO the building Of tie 40
Greck frgaies BY Alexander Cow
tostaNlos.
z Report of the Evidence, anu i'eaAo's W
the Award oi the Afbiifaiors
= Exposition OF the Conduct :" ''e W.
Iiouscs IN New.York respecting the
Grrek F,irntrs Il, hillihm BaYerd.
Rcutaiiun OF the Reasons assigned
b, the Arlairuofs. by II, i. oedg'
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q An Inflammation oftl,e Controversy he
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