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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
Cash for Eegroes.

TIME subscriber wishes to purchase IS so young
Il negroes of both sexes, between the ages of - and
IS years. For information enquire at Mr.. Elias p.
Leggs any letters addressed to the subscriber through
the post-offce at Alexandria will be promptly attend
ed to. S. C.. FRANKLIN.
feb l5-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
Furniture and MaMogany.

JAMES GREEN-CdBINEI' MAhEh,
TTAs ON hand at his mandatory, on Royal et'
II eI doors south of King,a general assortment OF
r.sMoNABLE FURNITURE of hisown manufae-
'ore &C Honduras mahogany suitable for hand rails,
q, Gom;ngo curl and shaded mahogany in plank and
veneer. g. ,o.ls- 4. II, of
to viii he sold low for cash the usual credit to
Iy1R WING of euery kindneatiy execute dec Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21

e010m~ The new and elegant Steam
&l Boat Fredericksburg, Capt Be-
j; Jenkins Sn, Master MASTER ns ,rins
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
Washington, alexandria, and baltimore
Steam Packet lime.

/ ~ODA The new and elegant steam
| I. Boat Fredericksburg, Capt Be-
--nedict j. jenkins, Master; having
9 commenc ed her regular trips
between those cities will on every "Wednesday MORN
ing leave Bradey's wharfin Washington at O'Clock,
and Jsnney's wharf in Alexandra, at o'clock and
proceed to Baltimore and will ON every Saturday al,
ternoon at o'clock, leave Commerce'S"ee' ""''
| in Baltimore, and return to Washington
Passengers will be landed or takenup,on either side
of the Potomac river, and so soon as necessary ar
ranremens can be effected, fixed places on the route
will be designated, whereat freight VIII De received
and delivered. e.
The excellent accommodation the boat affords, tor
Messengers whether ladies or gentlemen, her great
speed, and the fine scenery OF the country tnrouSh
which she passes, conduce to render travelling by her
! very pleasant.
their carriage in the sailing packets, and as the Poto
mac bridge presents an obstacle to the boats gong
to Georgetown. such may be destined there VIII De
delivered at no greater expense than would nave 10
he maid If the same could be landed at that place
The expedition and certainty attending this mode OF
CONVEYANCE offer such inducement to merchants
as will, it is hoped, ensure their patronage
Application to be made to the Captain on board, or
TO the unde r-men,ioned agents.
.9ndre,o Smith, washington,
.SamI NJ Jnnney, Alexandra,
UiHlana Morgan, Georgetown,
Charles H'orthington, Baltimore.
Washington Marcn IL. -
4Ne,o Orleans SugarS, Teas, &c.
on HHDS Orleans sugars
% so half chests Young Hyson tea
25 ten catty boxes sunpowder, and OF supe-
rior quality
Is ten catty boxes imperial do
10 halfche souchong do
8 boxes spermaceti candles
- reams low-p-iced writing paper
Landing from the schr Erie from Newio rk and tor
sale by S. MESSERsMITH.
Who has IN Store,
st. Croix and Porto Rico sugar in hhds
New Orleans do do in bbls
Baltimore refined nos / and in boxes and bhs
Cognac brandy in pipes of various qualities
apart old and fine
Holland gin do
PORT. sherry, Colmenar & Malaga wines, in quarter
casks hale GUAR
Sicily Madeira, and Colmenar do IN nail guar
ter casks :, hox.s of
sparkling Champagne 90 !" ooN' "
1dozen bottles each .,,~
vone hyson tea in chests, half chests, and ~ ca'y
boxes Of various qualities
s-,,nowder do i'm half chests 10 & catty ooxes'
and boxes containing half cann's'ers h
;,,,ar;j do in chests, half chests 10 catty box
| es and boxes containing 2 hall canns'ers
| s,,chonp do in chests and halt chests
| oSncnIate Raker's and Lapham's no. in boxes and
fboxes ,,.f
paper, printing, letter, wrapping and sugar ioai
binders and handbook boards
molasses in hogsheads ,
bristol porter and VINE bottles and velvet corks
maclerel. no. 5 in bbls. and nos. X z IN : DDS
race ginger, nutInegs, cloves
burlaps, nos. ) =
German osnaburgs; Hessans ,,..h,e
Russia Sheetngs, &C. &c. -""-->---
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
Bacon, Susar, Whiskey. etc.

Bacon, Sugar, Whiskey. etc i.
SnOOn Tbs bacon of our own curing
JSDlItIU IA hhds bright N. o. sugar
hhds and % barrels Baltimore whskey
43 bbls mess pork
40 do No I and mackarel
700 gals Sd and 4th proof peach brandy
Is barrels old whskey
90 boxes mould candles
10 tubs and barrels northern butter
IS coils Manila and hemp rope
6 coils white rope
100 bushels seed potatoes
so bushels beans, 50 do peas
With general assortment of Groceries and Ship
Chandlery, for sale on good terms by
m arch 4 l.. e l.. CHgMBERL.3IN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
MDo s51a
For Sale.

NEW. ORLEANS sugar
~ Philadelphia and Baltimore refined sugar in box
sand barrels
Molasses and New England rum
West India Ium, Cognac brandy
Holland and american gin
Whisky, in iiogsheads and Barrels
DO, 100 bbls Of Richard sons best
Madeira and sicily Madeira
Dry and sweet Msaga
CIaret in casks and cases , Choice Wines
Sauterne, Frontignac and Port
Spark ling and still Champagne
Brazil Cuba, and Java coffee
Tyson, young Tyson and imperial tea in chests and
catty boxes
Sperm and mould candles
Window glass all sizes pipes nails and brads, steel
Richmond manufactured tobacco of the best quality
White lead ROIl. salt petrt, pii'c sue're' OIL
Sack salt, powder & shot, boxes of snuff, etc.
mar Is .CAZEkOVE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21

Removal.
vuyHE subscriber has removed his AUCTION Store from
il Janney's wharf to that spacious 'nree s'orI e,
nroof brick warehouse AT the corner of King and ST
Asaph.stre and nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank, where hc offers by the piece or package o,y'
5 and 81 po,nt blankets, "A to lo-4 rose ao
Drab and olive cords, fancy prints
R,ndano hdkfs, black silk do crimson moreeh'
Black, brown and mkt broad cioths
Ravens duck. I checksand stripes
Book muslin, Drab cloths
Shad and herring t~ine
casks Malaga wine
8 bbls bottling crab cider
10 boxes Havana brown sugars, very prime
ALSO,
| T ,d;.s, morocco shoes, mems leather do
| Drab and black wool hats, upper leather, stoves
! Tobacco, oars quantity Of books one piano
| Secretary and book cases, chairs, one sdeboard
Fender. pen knives, and many othe, articles
Allbeing on consignment, will be sold at lowest IL
mits at private sale, for cash, or on usual credits
h''' - P''" GEO. JOHNSON.
George Johnson still. Retains eeu fnang s9 nj
oe.s,rv times for the transaction of Commission busi
| cess'ry ''he'' '' ~ feb 4
| ness.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
Shcrih''s SaIe.

BY virtue of writ Of Ven'a Exponas. to me di-
rccted, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the House
of Mrs. Broomali, (l'randywine) in Brandywlne
Hundred, on Wednesday the s9th day of October
inst. at two O'Clock The following described pro
pcrty, situate, lying and being in the Hundred oil
Brandywine, County of New Castle, to wit No. l.
lot Of ground in the Village of Brandywine, boun
ded by the Philadelphia Turnpike road, by lands
of VIM. Stewart, John Hays, and others, with a
IN two story stone dwelling House. stone
4=zl=9- kitchen and frame stable thereon erected,
Containing one fourth of acre, be the more or
less. No. Q. A lot of ground 90 feet front and ex-
tending $50 feet back, adjoining No. l. lands of Wm
Stewart, and Joh Hays. No. 8 A lot of Marsh
in Cherry Island Marsh, adjoining Marsh late Of
Andrew Mckee, deceased. and Samuel File, con-
tanning 81 acres more or less. No. a. A life
right in certain tract of land in the Hundred
aforesaid, bounded by the Philadel phia Turnpike
road, by lands late of Thomas Robinson, deceased,
Henry Webster, and James Gardner. with small
Tenement and barn thereon erected, containing
about 40 acres of upland, and 3 acres of Marsh in
Cherry Island Marsh.
Seized and taken in Execution as the property Of
William Smith, and to be sold by
WILLIAM HERDMAN, Sheriff
Newcastle, Oct l6, 1928. Sits
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
ISAAC BISHOP.
From latc English Papers.
DE OF EMBossING wooD.

INGENIOUS MODE OF EMBossING WOOD.
If depression be made by blunt instrument on
the surface of wood the depressed part will again
rise to its original level by being immersed IN the
water. Accordingly, if the wood to be ornamented
be stamped with steel tool or die, in the parts in
tended to be raised, and then paned or filed down
to the level Of these parts, it will, on being INNER
ed in ,water exhibit above the surface the exact
impression of the pattern which was stamped on it
with the instrument.-'l'h raised impression or
embossed work may then be finished by the usual
operations of carving.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24

ME subscriber will offer tor sale al public ven.
Il due, at the house of John M. Smith. in the bo- {
rough Of lining Del. Wednesday, Goth November
next, the following Real Els ate, viz
IN BR.aNDYWLJNE HUNDRED.
No. l. A Plantation the main Post Road from Phia
depia to Wilmington, about q miles north east OF the
latter place, containing ~ fhe buildings thereon
two story stone house, spring house and log barn..
Also two story frame house, coach house and sao WIN
other improvements and conveniences The above farm
susceptible Of division into two hsnall farms, having
ample Improvements for BOTH and well located tor that pun
pose. -
NO. @ A tract Of Land about miles from Wilmington |
bounded by lands of Samuel MCintock- Aidred and
David Penny, containing 80 acres 70 perohcs; 81 acre.
60 perches whereois well mbered-lne residue cleared
and
! M. g. A lot of Meadow called Sand Run Meadow,
bounled by meadow OF WIN. Weldn, Jno. Almond, Hen
ry Lamer, and the Marsh Road, containing acres 15o
perches. -, ,,
y5ed INTO two lots bv road opened through it, bound.
ed bv marsh of John Almond Henry Iatimer the Marsh
Road and the River Delaware; one lot containing and
No E. lot OF Meadow in ditto, bounded by the Marsh
Road marsh of Joln Weldin,--Sharpley and Island
creek, containing acres
IN THE BOROUGH OF WILMINGTON.
Mo- T. A lot corner OF High and Walnut stree $, llS
r. feet inches High street. by rs feet, inches on war
nut street. This LOT will be sold entire or divided to
building lots Of 18 feet inches front on High street
anal corner OF Walnat street, and oaers Vi @o ieel W
y each on High street. ,,,,,..
on will sold separately to be removed on the premises
u in one week after 25h March next.
No g. lot on tscnch street between Broad and hent
streets 81 feet 'front.' extending that width 264 feet II
inches to No g. with the improvements thereon, consist
np of double story pnck house, brick coach house
and sabe at present occupied by the Rev, Mr. Gilbert
d No 9 lot Broad street, fronting 352 feet on sad
ne street. by 28o feet inches depth to Kent street. NOT
H. yet opened containing about q acres connected "t
and a suitable appendage pasture lot to No 8.
ma No. TO- lot corner of Market and Hanover Streets
fronting Market street, and continuing that width
I'd to shey street; 2ttet u inches ofthe adjoining lot can
ur be added to if desirable suit the purchaser, making
% teet 75incl,es in front Market street.
nv Possession will be given 25h March next of all that
he part Of the property rented that day and OF
ng the residue Immediately after completing the title papers
le Persons wishing to any psrt OF The above, VII
nd please apply h Morgan Jones Mr. John Hedges,
:: Wilmington -
I'M Sale to commence O'clock P. when the condl
ne tons will be made known by
;, JAMES HEIMPHILL,
"n Inv No. Ill, spruce Street, Philadelphia.
: 81 October 90, 1828 SITS
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
Head Quaners--lst. Brigade, Del. Militia.
October ID, 1928.
October 90, 1928.

Head Qadf7e7S--1s9. o77guue, 77e7. 7'1'H'a'
October ID, 1928.
TEvIIE Artillery, Light Infantry and Rifle Men, be-
Il longing to the first Brigade of Del. Militia, will
meet in Brigade at Clarke's Corner, in full uniform
with arms, &c. on Saturday the lstd day OF Noyem-
ber next at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. Battalion Com
panys wishing to join the drill of the day are
invited TO attend-the line will be formed at l |
o'clock, and companys that are not on the ground
in time to take their place, cannot be admitted after
the line is formed-Field officers of the different
Regiments forming the Brigaae and their staff, will
report themselves by 10 O'Clock, A. M. on the day
of parade, that their stations may be assigned them.
By order Of The Brigadier General.
JAMES N. SUTTON
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
u % BpR 70
" TT SHALL BE WE'LL

az unto the Righteous, 1t shall be aoeH s0'th ham"
HoLY WRIT.
I" 1t shall be well'-the conqueror's word
When yanauish ed realms salute him lord,
Gold, honor, title, power confers
Upon his faithful followers,
Yet dares not bid rames clarion SWELL
bearing the sound-"t it Shall be well.
1t shall be well'-the Youth hath found
JOYS like young ioses clustering round
He dreams, might there no lghuIlng fall,
o. he could WIN aud wear them all
What promise can his fears dispel
That holy one-ait shall be we'll"
He gains it--yet lfe's wintry day,
Hail swept those clustered joys away,
Scattered like rose leaves on the wind
But lives the promise IN his mind
y, az er again hrs sorrows tell,
Cling to the hope" it shall be WE'LL
aIt shall be well"-there needs no more,
The cup OF bliss is brimmilg DER;
Joys--,hey a.e all by Goodness lent,
G,iets--they all by Mercy sent
That promise ours where 'er we Gwen,
Prison or palace .snall be well''
1t shall be well"-whel spring is bright,
And we'll mid winters chilling nighti
The minds dark storms were hushed in peace,
AS rainbows bid earth's tempest cease,
When on the tear-dimd spirit fell . N
Heavens beam where glowed-"i it snail pc wen
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
Vol. AI.
By authority Of the Stale Of Delaware.
CHARLES PoLK, Governor otthe said State,

To ali to whom theSe pIesehts oh"'' So''N'
WHEREAS IN the first Tuesday of October, being the
ntb ,ay of that month"; in the year OF our Lord one
sssd eight hundred and twent, weight elections tor
e of Representative Of and for the said State, IN the
Congress of the United States, were held ac
np to the laws of said State, in the several counues
here1 And whereas returns for the SAID elections IN due
nner made out signed and executed have been deliver
d t me according the laws of the said Sate by the res
ecye Shers of the sad counties, and having examined
J r,urns and enumerated and asceitained the number
Of votes for each and every candidate or person voted or
nc snc Representative, have found kenscy Johns Jnn
mr. ESQUIRE to he the person highest m Voe' ana he'e
r div elected the Represen alive OF and tor the said
state in the House Of Representatives OF the United States
Far ,he twenty first Congress OF the United States
he said Charles Polk, Governor aforesaid, do there-
fr according 10 the form of Act OF the General AS
sh NJ the said State in such case made and PROVIDED,
rare the SAID Kensey Johns, JUNIOR the hgnesl
~ n t the election aforesaid. and therefore duly eject
d The Representative of and for the said State OF Dela
var i; the House of Representatives aforesaid for tne
twenty. first Congress Of the United States,
'"."' Given under my hand and the Great Sea
Of the SAID State, at Dover the thirteenth day
sa1 ;hE of October in the Year of Our LoRn, one
:sNssSsF F1s thousand eight hundred and lwen'y-eght
-t1SssSES and If the Independence of the sad STATE
'35'1 tie fifty third.
Ry the Governor, CllAkLto fOlih'
JoHx NJ. CLAYTON, Secretary OF State.
52--lt
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
10 mo 6--5ots

UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
18th Glass, 4S Nos Drawn Ballots DIETER for the
purchaser than any Scheme ever issued9
SCHEME.
prize of S25,ooo, Of 5000 ! Of 4ooo' ! OF Of
5000. Of $500, / of 1858, S of 1000, 10 of 500
Ia Of 500. Al Of 100, al of co. Al Of 5O Al Of 40,
80 of so, 6l5 of 90, $40 Of 10 dollars.
Ticket $40, Half $, Quarter So SO, Eight 81 IS.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
From the Nev England Weekly Repiew'
rE4r REV, ABEL BLISS.

)r the desoldtian OF q a0,dozSeo RedTt'
In1755,
The Rev. Abel Bliss
Was pastor of q lit,le Hook
Some twenty miles from this
Who lived single life until
The fire of youth had fed
And had no woman near HIN
Save one that made his bed.
A sober revrend gentleman
Full of Greek and Latin !;
lie always wore powdered wig,
And breeches MAJ ot satin;
And seldom went abroad, except
To funeral and to wedding,
And the latter always sta'ds
At least un.il the bedding.
OF course he was the object OF
The wiles of ev'ry spnsterr.
And all the stories ct ';upd's arr"
Were pract,sed IN the mill ster'
But still he kept hrs single state
Unmov'd by their commotion,
And passed the zenith OF his lie
In acts of grave devotion.
One hundred pounds year was all
His humble salary.
And half Of this he always SPENT
In acts of charity
ue iov'd to weep with those that weep
10 soo,he the pang OF grief ;
Fen at the grave he pluck'd the thorn
And gave the heart rei'ef.
In 1860,
When forty years ct age
He lost his best parishioncr,
Good Deacon Joel Page; ),
who died and left a pretty wliei
A pair of Children, and
At least Thousand acres OF
The very best of land.
There was a splendid funeral,
For he vas rlch and Deacon;
And for each noble virtue, he
Was lighted beacon
The pious ali were there, for he
Was e'er friend of theirs,
And every body else, because,
Such funerals were scarce.
His lonely widow in her weeds,
Stood up beside the bier,
And on his ashy brow she dropt
Full many scalding tear
And as they lowered him in the grave'
And drew the cords apart,
A pang of bitter anguish wrung
Her desolated heart.
rem ding sob burst from her lips,
As dust was shoveiled i'll
And Rev. Mr.. Bliss was moved
To soothe the grief within
He prest her hand and whlsperees
BE comforted my dear:
The 4vido7u Page zsas Mrs. b'ss'
In less than half year.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
SAXONY SHEEP.

Coolidge, Poor and Head, will sell. BY auction;
at Brighton, Mass. on the Gath inst 40 males ana
AZ females Saxony Sheep. imported from Hamburg,
Of the celebrated Machern flock, and all of the pus-
| est blood.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
NEW MUSIC.

A young lady of high accomplishments, and no
nrde in the absence Of the servant, stepped to the
door % on the ringing of the bell. which announced
u;st from one Of her admirers. On entering. the
beau, gancing on the harp and piano, which stood
in the apartment. exclaimed, thought heard mu ~,
s;c on which instrument were you performing M'ss!,
"On the grdron, Sir. with an ACCOMPLISHMENT! OF
the irving pan 'replied she. 6 my mother is with
out help. and she says must learn to finger these
instruments, sooner or later and have this Gay
commenced taking course of lessons"
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24

public meeting of the citizens Of Albany and
its vicinity desirous to encourage the abolition OF
Slavery in the United States. particularly IN tne
District of Columbia" was to be held on the lotn
! inst,
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24

Henry's Commentaries.
Subscriptions to the above, and also to the life OF
Rev. JOSEPH EASTBURN, late ofPhiladelpphia
received here--price S24 &Sl'
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
Real Estate in Delaware,
.H Public Sale.

Ti1E subscriber will offer for sale al public ven-
Il due, at the house of John M. Smith. in the bo-
rough Of ming,on Del. wednesday, Goth November
next, the following Real Els ate, viz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
UNION HOTEL.

70 tie Members Of the Legislature
M RS. MARIA BOEANNAN takestbis metbol
A OF informing her friends and the public and the
Members of the Legislature in particular, that the
Union Hotel will be kept under her management
.'ne mas engaged competent bar keepers superin-
tend her bar, bed rooms and table attentive ostIr
her stables and promises for herself that neither
pains nor expense snail be wanting to render it ac
cepaoe to Its former patrons, and every respect
worthy OF pubic patronage any similar establish
ment Ill the United States
Having fitted up her bed rooms and parlours in the
first style OF neaness and elegance she prepared 10
accommodate with or without their families fifty or
SIXTY Members of the Legislature, with board upon
terms as reasonable and accommodating as any smi
lar establishment in the City.
no
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
Richmond Dyeing Establishment,

y" C@Ty Street, rear of The Virginia and Earmer,
- - Banks.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful 10 tlr l,do,
y and gentlemen of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes continuance of tile same; and would THANK
the ladies sending their silk dresses to have them ia
M 20 pieces winch VIII enable him TO warrant them
to he dyed and finished as well as at any egubIisb
inent IN the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
cessary as ne has suitable machines to finish them il
sent 10 hlIa In the situation above mentioned.
Henllefnen are Likewise informed, that he scours
and renews in colour coats pantaloons and vests TO-
geter with all kinds of apparel and requested repairs
tnem In fhe neatest manner. AS usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed furniture
stulis cleansed and re-dyed in the neatest manner
y. Il. Tickets will be issued on leaving the goods
with ir and requests they will be presented on ap
picator for the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

NOTICE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust executed bv Tho
mas g. West 70 the subscriber and dy recorded in tho
CLERKS ONCE OF hmg William County court FIR purposes therein
mentioned, viii be sold the highest biddc public auction
AZ the residence OF the said IhOs c. West Monday I'D
day OF December next, fair, f the day tract
OF la w said county, containing IS less with
good improvements also al tive stock plantation utensils and
All the household and Kitchen furniture Terms made known on
day OF sale The title 10 the above property, believed
unquosonahlc but acting trustee shall convey only such
title as is vested IN me
ucv la-Vir AECHD POINTER Trustee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
ID. M'DONALD.
Boot md Sine .Nnnnlnct,lrr

Boot aud Shoe .UaUJactUrcr,
IN EcoNp door below the Old Market House Rich.
- mond, Va. continues to- make to order ladies'
gentemens and chdren's Shoes and Boots which hc
will warrant.
ID. MDonald also has the pleasure of acquantne
his friends and customers TINT lIc has inst returned
from Philadelphin and New York, and has brought
with INN an extensive assortment of ladies gentle
mems misses. boys & chdren's ROOTS Is. SHOES
made by the best workmcn in those cities. Lathe,
and StOemdters FhslnSS for sale at northern prices.
SHOES for. polarization hands of his own manufacture
the materials and workmanship OF which he believes
cannot he surpassed in. the State. Nov II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
.NEV BOOKS. dc.

EROCKFORD'S or Life in the Ncst, ia vols.
~ Lights and Shades of English Life. in vols.
Anatomy of Drunkenness by Macnish
remains of Nathaniel Appleton Haven, with mo
NOR of his life, by George T'chncr
4 Practical Grammar ofthc German Language, b.
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Scripture Help designed to assist in reading the bible
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\ Manual OF General Anatomy, CONTAINING concise
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