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Weekly Supplies of beautiful
FANCY GOODS.

superb Ghu1e and helpolneme 9cars
Do do ArcAdian IIdkis.
nix and blk. watcfed Silks
Beautiful blk. Florence and Italian Silks
superior assortment OF worked swiss Muslins
Cailooes of every denomination, aid some
of rare and entirely new patterns
Bobblnett Laces, al half their former prices
\ few fashionable walered a. bun Gingharns
Belt Ribbons direct from Paris
Pongees for Ladieo dresses
II great bargains form an inducement 10
purchasers. we will assure hem, every effort
will be made IT, that effect.
MkEE, ROBINSON & CO.
June q.
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s s oi = doilarsi paid Ia the hy the sy.,.
Tor pa ihg pensions in the State OF = e'a'
Sigu.I1

.hm oil = deiiars pad In the he Inc 49,
Tor pa ihg pensions in the State OF = sea'
l5ignetl
Before me-, -. there insert. Jas,;ro ort
fe"ee, or other Msgis,raie Only .n,,o,sa .as
10 administer oaihs, in the cnnnty Of ,e'ea
III the State OF -. personally nuna,ro
ms day, -, and -, OF the said IN
VINO a''i, severaiiy, make oath. thai =. -
whou the foregoing declaration y "A s,,Ls,.s
bed, Is generally repmed and beli.geJ -
have been an officer in the Army Of IL. g.
Folniion, IN manner AS therein stated.
Witness my hand, this = day Of =. !
.he year Signedl
], - Clerk ofthe Court of tho co,,,.
oil -, IN the State OF =, do herebv corr
iy. that -, before whom the forego;ns ar
davis were sworn, was at the time. a =
there insert Justice ol he Peace, or 1tber Al.
gistiaie, duly empowered 10 adminis,a.
oaths,l aud duly empowered TO administer
oaths.
In testimony whereof, have heren,,o
set my hani, and affixcd the seal 81
L.. j the SAID Court, this - day of =.
IN The year
S'gnedl
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CALL AT ANDREwS'S
FOR BARI. tfs<

"E HAVE just received in addition 10
w our stock ON hand, larse supply OF
staple aud fancy Goods, which we offer FOE
sale at lower prices than ever have been sold
III this place Our Goods have been pureha.
SD BY our partner. IT the north, al gr. al
sacrifices, which enables us to sell Goods 10
suit the times.
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NollCE.-ihe subscriber being anxious
" 10 settle aud close the accounts of the late
Paul J. Tardy, decd and make arrangements
to discharge the debts due rom the estate,
do hereby request ali persons indebted
thereto, either by bond or open account,
TO call and settle the same, as. no longer in
dulgencc can be given. William Tardy hay
ing been left as agen, by the will ofthe decd. is
fully authorised TO receive aud discharge all
claims due To and from the said estate. hope
that this notice will be promptly attended to.
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New Publications.

ZnlIE subscriber has Just received, direct
~ from Philadelphia tie following new pub
lications. VIZ
ST. Valentines Day or the Fair Maid ofPerth
by the Author ofNaserly, &c &c This work
is SAID to be superior To any he has ever w itlen
Sir Walter SCOTS Religion Discourses
American Quarterly Review 9Th No. for June
1923, Just received aud for delivery To subscri
Gers ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
June 10.
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I'mrnpikc Stock for sale.

HUsT RECEIVED. 10y Thomas J. DuvaI,
81 supply of Lioseed Oil, Spts Turpen,ine,
White Lead. superior Salad Oil Maccaba
SnulI, loose and IN bollles aud number Of o
lher articles in lbs lne, which he will sell al the
lowest cash prices May ].
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ALBRIGHT'S
COl,yMBiAE SNNUP.

ruynIs Ncdicine. Tor the short tluleii sha'
been Lefore the Public. has y rovcd tseii
snnerior 10 Panaceas, and other remeui"s, 10
.,,rhs heerec IA to give confidence 10 the Fro'
f,rirta,r thai its efficacy alone VIII support hs
di.t,aynishoa merits IL sthe most useiulsprlng
sd autumn Alternative ever yet discovered. II
/. :, nerfceflv innocent, that no evil effect neea
10 s,prehended from IL, When applted agreeahiy
1, the directions. ltmay be given, without any
snprehension. to the most tender infant, OF Zee
bic adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve and
...at,,,lls remove tho following diseases Ne
ero.is. Cares, FOR alterations Of the bones)
Kns', Evil. OF seiofula, Rheumatic affections 81
The head. aud system generally syphilis, Met-
etrtal and all complaints liginatiug in the I'M.
nrnper USE Of Mercury; Ulcers OF the mouth y
throat White Swelling eancerous. and invete-
rate Ulcers discharges from the Lars; dlseas
= ofthe Skin Liver Complaints Jaundicc In
digestion. and Debility.
As general drpurative article, or pntiher
81 the blood tins medicine possesses invaluable
mowers. II improves the appetite, and kas the
remarkable quality al deprislng the skin OF thai
yelIov bilious TINT which Is so common IA bilious
constitutions Besides the diseases above cnu
tnsrstsd. II is also recommended as remedy for
tba, anleting disorder the liberated sore head,
under whica chddrensuaer the most eKcrIciatmg
tprmcnis for years.
Each bottle ofthe genuine Medicine has lab
Il representing the Eagle and the LYDIA, with
nv signature.
NJ PRicE % PEr horILt hsp S3ofrn boz
-. JACOB ALBRIGHT,
No lo3, Arch Street, near Third, rhila.
Oct ~.
[ae subscriber has just receiyed large guam
,ty ofthe Columbian Syrup and IS the
gent for this section Of country.
WAITER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
Cst "a
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nisSoLITfoS- Tir Tern NJ The cepsrt-
~ ner.bip q. Rankin 4 Cob ttas this day
expired by mutual oon,rni 1nc business On
future "a ~ be conducted by 1bomss Rankin.
vino will continue the business m the house
formerly occupied BY Rankin q. Cole. for the
purpose o winding up The concern. NJ those
indebted 10 The concern will please make inl.
mediate payment, and those having claims
against The concern vii please present them
far settlement THOMAS RANKIN,
NJ ". COLE.
LyRehburg, 1nne 10.
All settlements made or receipts given ny
N w Cole. futthe firm of Rankin and Cole,
will be good. THOMAS hANklN'
June 10
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LUp1hd0rg PIough .Hanaf0cf,rV

HtiE subscribers re.
~ specially Inform
SX their friend aud the pub
ZkR4 lie, thar they have COM
-, ~ssx .z--s, menced the above hugi-
s.-s.S.tsk ness. on the cross street
leading from the Market TO the Bridge, where
fir, intend keepine -lastdntly onhand, gen
x,al assntfpncnt OF ri1uehs, Of the latest and
~ 81 approved patterns now IA use among
them, i. lie late improved hill side Plough, all OF
winch will be warranted in workmanship and
performance, 10 be equal to any now in use.
Having been engaged several Yeas in the above
business, they are confident of rendering genol
vi satisfaction IN the cs ecution Of their work
4 share Of public patronage IS solicited. PlOughs
Immediately repaired.
LANDLORD g. VEDDER
Nov 10 Is
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cash. Every attention will be paid, so as /
give general satisfaction to all who may fayo
him with call SAML. TARDY, Exr.
June %. 1876
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l.yrclillllre Mills.

MORE NOV ELITES.
Partisan GauEes, Tor paIues
Grass and cambria Baiisiis
Granadme silks, a new article
Rest blk Gro de Maple Silk.
beautiful plaid Giughams
Sobbinet felIs. very cheap
Thread canhric lidkls barea,n.
All Of which will be sold as low as our Gus
samers could wish them
MkEE, ROBINSON a Co.
Jnue 20,
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The agent Wm. Tsrdy
will continue the busi-
ness and keep on hand a
general assortment OF
hats, &c. He is determi-
ned 10 sell them at the
most reduced prices for
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IrlshLinens. Lawns & Sheetings.

We are prepared TO EXHIBIT 80 case
super dressed Irish Linens oi superior texture
assortment fine Lawns .or hkis
A, few pieces fuli 81 Linen sheeiIngs
The above are worthy the inspection Of
those desirous OF having good and cheap Lii
men fabrics MkEE, ROBINSON . CO.
June
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T Signed
AT n court hetd for Nelson county, The 2sih dry
of Nay, 1928.

y INUy, To-o.
Arthur Hopkins, PHI. against Abram Seay and Rosa ms
wife, formerly Rosa Loving, and James D. "ood"H'
admir- of George Loving, dec. Defts. In Clanccy.
On the motion OF The complainant, by council, VINO III
ed his bill and it appearing TO the satisfaction OF ,'
court that the defendant Abram Sely is not an lnhap
tan OF this commonwealth, and without the lnr,sdcu9
of this court s ordered that the defendant james
Goodwin do retain IN his hands, administrator aiof'-
said, any mnnes property other effects when may
be in his hands, which may hereafter come ton
hands, belonging the said absent defendant TO III,
mount Zone hundred and fifty dollars until the iurh
order aud decree oftbis ,ourt concerning the saea.
it further ordered, that the said absent defendant
BRAN Seay do appear here uths fourth Monday IN au
gust next, aud answer the bill Of the complainant ana
that copy ofth order be forthwithinseried N the VIZ
ginan newspaper, published IN the town of Iync1puIs
a week for eight weeks successfully. previous 10
said day and that another copy thereof he posted NJ"
the front door of the courthouse of this county on SOM
II RO. C. CUTLER, D. c.
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One cent remard, dnd no charges paid.
EDUNAWAY from the suisse, ber. in the
, d month Of June, 1926. an apprentice boy,
named Miles Tyre, about II wears old This is
TO iorewarn all persons against harboring him.
under the penalty OF the law.
ELISHA RIDER.
Amherst Court House, July g. 3w77
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lSigned ]
L
Enr1n nfn p0lrer of

Form ofn Polger Of Attorney.
Know all men by these presents, that |, -,
of -, 10 the county of - IN the Slate OF
-. do hereby constitute and appoint -,
NV true aud lawful attorney. with n power of
substitution, for me, and in my name, to receive
nom the United States the amount OF pay now
due 10 me, under the act for the relief of certain
surviving officers and soldiers of the Revolution,
approved 18th May, 1896 as - IN the -
regiment of the - line of the army of the Re-
yolufion.
Witness my hand and seal, this - day of
Seated nHd dehrered IN the !
presence Of,
[Signed1 Il. S
Before me, "a Justice of the Peace in the
county of -, in the State Of, personally
appeared this day, -, whose name, Is sub
scribed to the foregoing power of attorney, and
acknowledged the same be his act and deed
Witness my hand, this = day Of, in
the year -
l. =, Clerk of the Court of the County Of
-. in the State Of -, do hereby certify,
that =, before whom the foregoing power oi
attorney was acknowledged, is a Justice OF the
Peace.
In testimony whereof have herennto set
T.. s.. said court, this - day Of - inti'e
Id
Porn Of I9iagrt to be faken Jy attorneys.
before me -, n Justice OF the Peace III the
county Of IN the - OF -, personally
appeared this day. - the attorney named M
the foregoing power OF attorney, aud made oath
that the same was not given 10 him by reason
of any transfer, OF ofany attachment, levy, OF
seizure, by any legal process Whatever, of the
pay therein authorized 10 he received but that
the said pay is intended to cnure wholly To the
personal benefit of the person by whom thr said
power was executed.
Witness my hand, this - day OF -, IN
the wear -.
Before me- -, here insert either Il Justice
ofthe Peace or other Magistrate, duly empo"-
cred 10 administer oaIhs, in the County OF
-, in the State of =, personally appeared
this day, -, and -, of the said county
who did. sevcrally make OATH that -, by
whom the foregoing declaration was subscribed
is generally repuTed and believed TO have been
an Officer in the Army of the Revolution N
manner as therein stated.
Witness my hand, this - day of -, IN
the year -.
Signed
L. -, Clerk OF the Court of the County oil
=, in the State of -, do hereby certi',
that - before whom the foregoing atidaVhs
were sworn, was, at the time, here insert e'iher
"A Justice OF the Peace or other Magistrate, duly
empowered to administer oaths, aud duly ehi-
powered TO administer oaths.
Ia testimony whereof | have hcrennto SET
my hand, aud affixed the seal OF the
IL. s.. said Court, this - day ot---, IN
the year -,
Signed
- To be published once week for TWO
months, in the papers authorized to publish the
Laws ofIhe United states.
June 10 w2m72
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Broker Il Com mission Merchant.

DTUkUE n NJUIII IIIIHSTUII NTCI EItUI'
THVHE SUBSCRIBER offers his services 10
the public as Broker & Commission Mer-
chant His best efforts shall be excrted TO serve
those who may favor him with their fayours.
His office is at the Store of Messrs. John, VII
liam Il Caswell Poe, 10 whom reference may be
made. Reasonable advances will at ali times
be made on proper deposits. -
JOHN TOMPKISS.
May 10 1863
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Keep Cool! Keep Cool !
Ntu5r RECEIVED Al Wa ker x Cos En-
j rum at Fashions general assortment nl
Summed Ciothng, consisting Of LIGHT Coates,
Round Jackets, Panlaloons Vests. ISc az PR.
ces which cannot fail to please, Persons want.
nag are respectfully msted to call aud examine
July 3 tS5T
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"A !

Form ON Declaration 10 be made bgthe Officers.
For the purpose OF obtaining the benefits
OF an act, entitled An act tor the relief of
certain surviving officers and soldiers OF the
Army OF the Rpyolufion," approved on the
18th OF May, 1928, -, Of -. in the
county of -, in The State of -, do here.
by declare that was an officer in the Cont.
mental Line of the Army of the Revolution,
aud served as sucn, here insert to the end of
the war, or Gas the case may be- to the time
when the arrangement Of the army provided
10y the resolves OF Congress of the Sd aud q ST
OF october, l1So, was carried into effect.
and was reduced under that arrangement, !
at winch period Twas - in the -regi-
NJ, nj OF the - line
And also declare, that afterwards rece;.
vee certificate Commonly called a com
mutation ce tfcate) for sum eaunl to the
amount OF i've wears full pay which sum
wa offered by the'resolve of Congress, the
I'D OF March, 1893. instead Of the half nav
Tor lie, to which was entitled under the re 4.
solve OF the 2ist OF October, 1880.
And do further declare, that | have re-.
ceiVed ofthe United States. as a pensioner
since the Sd day of March 1926. Here in
sert' NO money, or Gas the case may be- tina
. nave received as pensioner OF the United
states, sincs tue Sd day 3f March. 1926, the
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Sunday Schooi B0oks.

SuRday Schooi BoOkS.
1nIE subscriber has Just received fromthe
Sunday School Union Society, OF Phila
sieiphia. general assortment of Sunday Schoo
BOOKS. which he is determined 10 despose of al a
very small advance. &. 4 WilHERS.
Ian u ts2o
MUST PUBLlsllED--lales Of Gfa01ila.
81 iher being stories taken from Scottish
History. In 'He author OF Waverly &c &c, for
ale al the Book AVID Stationary Store of
CHARLES A WRITER'S
Mach 81.
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by FIRST RATE ,yORKMEN.

10 All of which they will sell at such prices
as cannot fail 10 be an induccment TO the citl-
zens, planters and others to make all their pur-
Chases at this establishment, where they are re-
specially invited 10 call aud view the assortment
Having made arrangements, they will receive
additional supplies, of all the --latest Fashions
and most desirable Goods. weekly
June IL
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
NAV -. 1928


The Act for the relief OF certain suryi-
wing Officers and Soldiers of the Revolu-
ton, approved on The I5jhday May, 1928,
iot which the foregoing is a copv,) will be
carried into effect under the following regu-
,ations
Each Officer claiming under the act, will
transmit to the Secretary OF the Treasury q
declaration, according TO the form hereunto
ANNEXED, marked A, and each non.commiSstoa-
ed Officer, Musician and Pirate, according 10
the form marked B. accompanied bv the oath
OF two respectable witnesses, as 10 his ident-
~, which OATH Is 10 be taken before a Justice
of the Peace, or other magistrate, duly en-
pOweredto administer oaths in the State or
Territory ia Which he resides, and authenli-
Gated underHhe seal of the Court the Coun-
~ in which the oath was administered, as
shown in the said forms.
Each Officer will also transmit bis commits
sion, if in exis' ence and atlaiuable and each
nonzcommiSsioned Ollicer, Musician and
Private, his discharge which document
after being registered, viii be returned. II
the commission or discharge has been lost or
destroyed, he viii transmit such other eVi-
dence as he may possess cr can obtain, cor
roborstiVe OF the statements set forth in his
declaration.
II the evidence transmitted, taken in con
nexion with that afforded by the public re.
cords al Washington, be found satisfactory
the amount OF two years full pay, ut the rate
To which the oihGer or soldier was entitled
according to his rank in the line, AT the lose
OF the war, or at the time of his reduction, (as
the case may he,) out in no instance exceed.
ing the fuli-pay ot Captain OF the Contnen
tai Line, will he transmitted TO him, al the
place ot his residence, after deducting there
from the amount If any pension which he
may have received from tne United States
since the 80 day of March, 1920. He NAV,
however, authorize any other person 10 re-
ceive it tor him in which case, he will exc
cute a power Of attorney, according to the
annexed form, marked {, which must be ac-
knowedged before a Justice Of the Peace,
or other Magistrate, and authenticated under
the seal OF the Court of the County, in the
same manner as is already prescribed in re-
gard to declarations But no payment will
be made TO any such attorney, until he has
made oath, according to ghe annexed form
ID, that the pay which he is authorized 10 re-
ceive is intended 10 enure wholly TO the per-
sonal benefit of the Officer or Soldier whose
attorney he is.
II is requested that all letters 10 the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, on the subjects, may be
endorsed on the cover, Revolutionary
Claims RICHARD RUSH.
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- WANTS Genuine P1NACE1, and POT
- TER'S C4THCLfCON Just receired q
THOMdS T. DUHfi
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1t is the proprctors' determination TO please the
public by keeping fall assortment of
Erery article Of Dress,
Made OF Choice Goods, i'll the most
FaShionahie STYLE and
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Seated md deluered IN the
Signed |.

Before me, - Justice of the Peace in the
county OF -, IN the State Of -, personally
appeared this day, -, whose NAME is sub
scribed to the foregoing power of attorney, and
acknowledged the same % be his act and deed.
Witness my hand, this - day Of, III
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< T. EDW .RDS.

4<DNTINlES ~ Ia Keep the above establishment, and II
" prepared o arcnn,nollie people of business aud gentle
men visiting this village, Ia nlncr, he trusts, VIII he sat
siaCtuy To ,Ilrc who may favor him with tcl company
The house has lately been Thoroughly rep1i ed and mate
rally mpoed which renlcrs il ol the most cunlno.
dhnlS establishments in this vicinity.
lFtirm ilu>cs and Cl1Ses kept for the arc1nnn na
ton Of his customers who may wish "a visit the numerous
and elegant manufactures IN the vrnly. Also good Hack
and careful driver Is attached tn the Hotel Careful and
pericnced attend the Stable where horses viii be Kept
Reasonable trrnS.
The following Lines Of Stages arrive and depart om this
house daily, where lie taken for almost every
ton II the country, viz
lh,stm Citizens Line
Boston Commercial do
Worcester aud kecnc do
Tnnnton and New. l.cdird do;
Slaiefsville Accommodates do;
Pawtuckrt and 'rvhlrrcc Hourly do;
PawiuckCt, mach -, lc'!S
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REMEDY For TIE PILES.

Va HE Medicine offered Ia the Public, s which
~ has been fully subjected to the niabe testof eNta
ricncc and every lust ncr where ls been airll tired,
las been attended with the most complete success. IT
Of the cass. the pets hrl b.eD iahoing under tho
disease fs years, and during tint pofo had received the
hSt medical ice, aud hid even undergone pnf,,l
gcaI operation, witnoid lNiniancni alvanagn IL not
(kc hue usually miycrtised) offered as certain cure for
long caiangne of dhsass Int tse afflicted with this
pllint 90, which ahne IL s recommended, miy nes with
confidence upon oidainng relief, even ~ s wort Euus
short time aui they Themselves o best judges Of ihe
imlsrtnec uf s,c nrney. Price 80 cents Icf bot, With
dpciinS saacd by the pruprietr Prepared and sid mt
HENRY CURNIsil'S Drug aid Chemical store, Phihdcl-
pIia Also, new supply Just received, ior sac by
Dr. q. II. TiLLi NGIIAsT.
No. y South Main street, sign of the Golden Mortar, Puv
deuce, X. I. GmScw. April s.
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NEW SUMMER GOODS.

WARyEl CLARA, No - No,lh Mau.ircct, (oppo.i'-
n Mc..rs Porcr Ru,.cl) lhi, day opening, bot e
u Gi, cceai, pu Chased IN Boston, and will he sold cheap
fo CASA, aos which plain and figured Gr de MAJ L.. Es
per ward: lndil Ltyanar SILK Brown Camirks,
Rhck Sill. Larc Wells; Raw Sik Shawl.; Ciim-,a Hosiery
Gh,c.i Cotton Shi~L; Fans; tmr' Ls; Black and Coouf
.i Lcsaninc.; rlt ,l Plain Rbir,us; Can,rcks Muslin.
Nankin, Canon and Italian Grippe. G,niicmcns Cotton and
Nor.c Hall Hoe; In i.h Ginsham, colours; &c. &C.
al the !oS. articles w be sold ,e. cheap for CASH Pc,'r
call anI cA anime. June T.
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NOTICE

t TRANED frm the subscriber "A, the Hope Maunitriory,
~ tie nh inst. hlck Horse, alnn ,J hands high hong
tail aud name, with a his gl nearly iih' whole
legt ot II aud snIll white spot the r side III his buck
asa strap around m rip, fore foot and r'p around liz
neck win Il h.kg nW oae end rokcn-sail iur-t 4 about
II years odd tris all and j. ti lcsL Wlncvcr viii Icurr
him 10 the ownrr or information wice he may bo
found si III bc iibCrally udcl
ScItlltr, Mly 81 BENlNMIN ~ ERCN
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pROpOS AIS

ENDa publishing by subscription, An Historical Account
M Of the Greek Revolution, from lis to
January, Isis, by SAMUEL G.. HOWE, NJ. ID. Surgeon
ia The Greek service.
TERMs-!l VIII b. published in an octave volume, of
about four lid el picrS neatly printed good paper
Price io Subscribers, y, ~.
Subscriptions ior the work, will he received by Thomas
4. Webb VI. ID. Martin Robinson, A. :. Bcckwi,h, Brew
or X Wilcox, liwclcnS Coy irovdenCc--J. M'ntirc,
Pwtnckct, and iy the principal booksellers throughout Tho
United States. tf march II