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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-19

,a;,o, Of the New York National Ads
=, .,vs he has it from good authority, tina,
y r,,s;guers and English agents in that city,
-, ,b,r il money can carry the election in
e Jackson, and secure the operation Of
..;,riplss Of McDuffie's report, il shall not
, ,,,,;py, whatever The amount.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-19
Trustees Sale

TRUSTEES SALE
FINDER the authority Of decd of trust to the sub
u scriber, will be sold at auction, the premises,
at O'Clock, r. NJ. Tuesday the 29th day Of aprii
next, one half of the
W7REHOU USES e. W.HdRF
in this town, known Vowell's The sale viii be po
stve and terms made known at time and place Of SALE
JOHN DOUGLASS,
march 29-eots Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-19

ODD and EVEN SYSTEM.
The holder of two tickets or two shares must obtain
at least one prize, and may draw three!
Maryland State Lottery, No. l, for 1928,
will be drawn in the city Of Baltimore Wednesday,
the 30th Of this month.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
SERENE:
prize Of $4,000, of 1000, I Of 1000, Of 500
10 Of lOO 20 of so, lou Of 10. 100 offs, 5000 f4
More Prizes than Blanks.
Tickets S., Halves so; Quarters IS, Eighths
81 cents. To be had at
Runnells'
Old Established Prize Office, King street, Aexa.
All orders duly attended to if addressed to ;,
Runnens. aprh
1aad
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-19
AUGT4GleS 6.
Book auction.

nv Monday Ere',ing, tn. 91st inst. will be contin
Oued the sale Of the BOOKS commenced last
night. After which, variety Of Hardware, looking
glasses, sc, April 10 GEO. JOHNSON.
uTNo admttance for bows.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-15
4o I..ALARs REWARD.

Nd NN AWAY ffttn the subscriber on Saturday nigt
2 t,e 9th 1nst, NATHANIEL Dnsw, an indened appren
tic Eritk making BUSINESS. The clothes he TO u
@ith him, t.r recoirced, are two slack rounda
hou's, ard II blue cassnet, new hroaic'oh cna
yellow Maistees, three pairs of pan,oons. onr Of which
natural coored French drilling, Of Russia sreg,
and d. blue and white stripe fur lat, tall worn
PAIR ofnew laced hops: He had also toube cased sve,
watch, marked in the face with /" NonrpS losnoN lie
utw ards Of 80 old, has about 10 months to serve
is aboat feet ches high, Of light complexion u trcck
led When spoke. TO- has down look.
The ab W. reward Will be paid if he is secured in an!
ia so that can get him. and if brought home to me, q
Wilmington Del all reasonable charges viii be paid AL
persons are forbidden to harbor him.
1t is expected he las gone 10 Phi!adcphs Baltimore
LANCASTER. EASA0 CcAts.
Angus, - 1925 81 II
The .ancasser lneliigencer vi" insert the above ton
times and send the bl! this otiiccit will be imnetl
a,ely paid
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-15
PITssI.EC yENDgiI.
.Gugns, 10, 1879

ETILL be sold public sale, on Thursday the Dist inst
w in New-Atk at the late residence of IopN EVANS.
deceased the Personal Property, OF the said deceased
onng cat,le-tarng utensils, such cart, poughs
fuke and f!a ialrows wheat fan. &c. Household and
Lpchea G*ngu.c great variety OF carpenters tools
alDui, wild cherry and oak boards besides great
e,y of articles not enumerated. Sale Al 10
O'Clock On said day, when attendance will be given. and
conditions made known, by
BENJAMIN WATSON. AnN'n.
Newark, Aug. 8. 1928 50 81
NJ B TO be disposed of at private sale, black girl, l9
wears of age, having 12 years to black man. %
wears OLD having years serve black girl 6yesrs old
10 serve until she 81, and black boy years old, to
serve until he is IS
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-15
Soap and Candle Manuiactory.

ASHE Subscriber takes this opportunity to inform the
L public that he continues the above business 70 all IT'S
branches, az the old stand, corner OF iasha'i ana queen
Streets near The Fyenas' .lieet;ng House, where lie will
Manufacture and furnish a, Philadelphia prices .iondand
N CANDLES, Fules Fellow, and Bro,vn soAp, ot the
est quality ENoCH hobthio.
\. B, The highest price given for ral!ow, butchers
tst and Fat Of every description :. :
Wilmington, July IL, 1928. Oil
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-15

TnE following certificate bye, The history Of the intro
tucon OF the lanacea in,o the Philadelphia Aims House
lnmary Those who read i, will be Convinced that the
proprietor has feared the investigation Of the pys
cans endeavored to administer the medicine ~ secret
Il also eyinces the preulices Of the tacuy,hose who
wcre SO anxious originally exclude tho medicine from
this institution, would neglect opportunity Of expelng
il. Alter ii had been introduced.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-15
HITS and BOOKS.

nnhlic renerally that he still continues to keep, -
onnexan with his large and elegant assortment OF ROOMS
and STATIONERY splendid assortment OF Paln aMa
fas.isna5e K4IS, from T. ELMEs ManaSacoty' rhascl-
nha warranted Il be equal in every respect 70 any hats
manufactured in the countryof various colors ana quail
hes-prices from So 25 TO 49, Persons wishing 70 p9r.
.hasc would do well CALL they will be sold either py
Wholesale or retail, at Philadelphia prices,
]. SCOTT, No. 90, Markct-st.
Wilmington, juno 9, 1928 .,
Nh S. can have hats made TO order at the shortest
totcc.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-15

ARCHIBALD ARMSTRONG;
LEVI SPRINGER, *. Comn,ssioners
WI J .y, ARMSTRONG;
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-15
BDOk-k EEPING.

llchcock's New Method Of Book. Keeping, accomlanl-
ID With Key for sale by A. & II. Wilson, No. ., West
High street, Wilmington.
For sale, as Gboue,
Cgimshaws Histories Of U. States, England, Rome, and
Greece, with Questions adapted TO each of them Bow
aichs Navigator. Smcys Geography and Atlas; with
.arieiy Of Biographies by other authors.
fresh supply Of Bristol Board Fancy Papers, stationery
Rngayngs, Prints for Scrap Books and variety OF Fan
Articles; all Of which will be sold for very small ad
hce cost.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-15
fPSlX CENTS REV ARD.

NbAN AWAY from The subscriber the h inst.
a living the Wilmington an Philadelphia Turnpike,
three miles from Drandywne, an ndented apprentice 70
the Farming business, named JAANTES WRIGHT,
about IA years old very stout nade dark a'r and com
pexon-had on when ne absconded, drilling trcwsers.
led vest Ne had other clothes with him. The above
ward will be paid if brought back, but charSes.-A
persons are warned not TO barber him
Joseph L. Grubb.
4,gus: 70 1872 59--3t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-15
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Arthme,cs, English Readers sequels, Spelling Books,
Bibles p.na5 sa'fs e. e sa
Wilson's Book and stationery Store, No $, West High
street, at reduced prices.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-15
y J.MU1.1zsyDaT AXf1hH5 5 n3a u T. s CD Co c.
IN BRANDYWINE HUNDRED.
A;44-A&A

PffFYN
TEyIIE friends Of the Tennessee Famsr will hold meet
ing al the House Of James puon. in this Hundfed, on
Saturday tle 10Th INST at TWO O'Clock, P M-when and
where The ritas Of hc peoples candidate are nsed -
attend .qnq,. 5. 1s2a-f7
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-15
In The Cont Of Chancery Of the State Of
Delaware.
For .se1o Castle County, Of the Winteg,
Term, a. ID. 1928.

Ulf @lst. 1923, affidavit Of William Ecrlman fled
ep Same day, no'ion Of James T.4n,er Jun solcyr
Tor the cemfialnan, II IS ORDERED DY THE CDUR'i,
on an atidsVt maize, that Reben Backock and Bnci Rlu
Syke are W of the state, and do reside the en; that
the said Robert Blacksock and Daniel Van S Ike do a.
pesr in this Court to he aid suit, the . dfg Il Feb
rnary, ass1 euStng.-And the Chancellor direct, that
copy OF this order shall, within thirty days. be Published il
the Ds1svare Patriot, and in the s.3bano jtgn
paper printed in the state Of New York, tr the space Of
three months after its first qualifications aad co ~
thereof within thirty days be posted ~ in he Registers
Office and at he Cont lfonse door.
New Castle County, IS
roeN, l DO CERTIFY that the above i srllv copied
; LIS. ( iomthe Record iNrEsrlMoNY WHEREOF
e~eeo hare herauntn my hand ard xet tile sea-
Of said Court, New Castle the 33rd das Of july A. ~
1928. T. SrGCis He ytser n Ild.csyy
ny 70, 1a,s-sa- !
Of the Road OF Ghristiana Iinndte
New Castle County. Tor the year 1927.
Balance due Roads june Esd. 1897, from Ale.nn-
der Potter, Collector for the year 1876, S52f GS.
a Lissef Orders drasvn on \. fo1t-r
1897 Aug 5th, Ono in f.yorA. 8. II. Wilson . %
do do. Samuel ffarker, 20
Sept. l2th. do Robert Gosey oyefseer, s. IS
do. do Eli 6 ave, do. 1la 20
do %. Sanlel Gregg, do. 70 ~
10. do Thomas Lyman do. 40 81 )
10. DO. Joseph iiers.n, do 81 ~
d. Do. DAVID jl'dlsm, do. 20 ~
%. 10. Joseph itendrickson, do IS oS
Road Commissioners.
w. AtehIoai hf.hsuohb com. iaD3Fs Sc ~ ooa
do levi Springer do. 10 UG
do. William Armstrong. DO. and clerk 16 co
.527 8.
Read tax ad fol The yea? 1897, on ,.olllrsge
sS12 SO At 10 cents 70 the 100 dollars. Bic O3
Il lis; IF Ordtgy drGaan oa John Ef.4la rgieenr.
Sep. l2,h, One in favor Joseph liendricdson,
Oyerseer, - G7
Dec. 97th, do. David sdliam, do. 10 81
do. Thomas Lyman, do. IL -
do. Robert Crossey do 50 81
I do. Joseph Hendfickson, do IS "
do. Eli Grave, do IS
do. Samuel Gregg, do Al
do. Peter lIendric,.son for expenses, 9 80
Errors Allowed Collector ON do,lafage, 1915, 79 Is
Commissions Oh nett at 6 per cent As IS
1928, June OH, Que order in fopor Farmers Bank
Wilmington, $50 ~
s3l2 03
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-15

For tie cure Of Serafula, or Kings Ell, Ulcers,
RheumatiSnl, Syphititic, .Me,euriat and Liuer
Complaints. and mast Diseases a,isihs ia debit
itated constitutions, or from an impure state ot
the Blood, S.c. Sr.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-15

Errors Allowed Collector ON doiaIa.e. 1875, 79 Is
Commissions, on nett s,.rn at 6 per As IS
1928, June Oh, One order in fovor Farmers Bank
Wilmington. $50 ~
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-15

sorv-ve-, vHyIE Steam Boat Baltimore, Capt.
Il WHrlnEs, will leave Pine street
Wharf Philadelphia, on every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday morning,
Clock for Delaware City Passengers viii then ake
the elegant Canal barge, LADY CLINTON, Capt Reddin
r ST. Gcorpes where The Dover Mail Stages will always
waiting to convey tie passengers to Dover and other
pats Of the Peninsula Returning leaves Dover tuesday
thursday and Saturday mornings, a, O'clock aha arrives
IN phladephia at S o'clock, P. NJ.
Fare TO Delaware City, 81 25; to ST. Georges, 81 50;
Q cantWes Bridge. 5000; to Black Bird, ~ 30; to
Smyrna, s300 to Dover, SO 50.
A. Harris, s. Co.
! yuly 90. tss8-tf Prowae!or8.
n B-Pasaengers BY this route will meet with no de-
s'ion going 70 the following towos:--Cantwel hMdge
MACK Bird, Smyrra, Dover, Camden, allioid sil'oh'
/ Georgetown. Millsboro', and to Snowhli.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-15

Read tax AID fol the year 1897, ..oilrsge
1912 SO At 10 cents 10 the lUo dollars. Bic
u lis; If Oraers dream Joha Ef.sia ca!,tciyf.
Sep. l2h, One in favor Joseph liendricdsoi,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-15
BLANK BANK CHECKS

eNhe Banks Of Delaware, Wilmington and Brandywine
and Farmers Bank of Delaware, neatly printed,
sale at the office Of the Patriot.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-23
From the POI 6enL .9renG.

For the following descriptionof sin
gular vehicle now being built by Mr..
Jonas Gleason, No $50 Market st.
Philadelphia, we are indebted to the
kindness OF friend who recently saw
and examined it
We do things on great scale in A
merica, and have even found use of 80
9Th aoheel" There is now building in
Philadelphia, by an enterprising citizen
OF that place, stage coach ofthe follow.
ing dimensions. rs feet long: ID feet
deep Cor Q stories,) s feet Q inches
wide. The wheelsare Ohat is to say
4 of them for there is" 5th soheel,")
l8inches on thetread. The hind wheels
; feet 8 inches in diameter and the fore
wheels 8 feetS inches. The 9Th wheel
is placed behind the coach TO support
The baggage II is intended to be drawn
by horses and will carry So inside pas
SengerSH This carriage, instead oil
cutting up and destroying the roads over
which il passes, will roll them level. and
press them hard. 1t should therefore
receive toll from turnpike companies, in.
stead of paying it 10 them.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-23

Beat up in mortar dry corn eobs,
pour boiling wafer over them, or boil
them in pot. stir them frequently
when boiling, and when coldagive them
to your cows:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-23

Colonel Barr 10 me, Of which copy is
now forwtrded, and presume it is yet
among Mr.. Jefferson's papers was
furnished with copy of il, in the hand
writing Of Col. Coles, his private Secre-
tary, which is with my papers in Ken
lucky.
Tnis, my dear Doctor, is true and
faithful account Of my cGnne9ioD with
Col Burr.
IAN, ever. yoer faithful friend.
DR.. X. PISDELL. II. CLAY.
"FRksgYoRT, Des LIST. 1906.
'.Sir: have no design, nor have Taken sny
measure to promote dissolution of the Union,
or separation OF any one or more States from
the residue. have neither published line on
tbs subject. nor has any one through my agency,
o with my knowledge. Ihave no design TO IN.
iermeddte with the Government, or TO disturb
he tranquility ofthe United States, or of its ter.
ritories, OF any part Of them. nave neither
issued nor signed, nor promised com mission to
any person, for any purpose. lido no, own a
musket nor bayonet, bor any single article OF
military stores, nor does any person for me, BY
my authority, or with my knowledge.
"My views have been explained to, and ~
proved by, several Of the principal officers OF
Government, and believe are we'll understood
by the Administration, sHd seen by il with
complscenct; they are such as every man Of
honor, and every good citizen, must approve.
Considering the high station VOC nowhll in
our National Councils, have thought these
explanations proper as well to counterfeit the
cblmeresl tales, which malcV client persons
have 50 iudustr,ousIy Circultted. as to satisfy
you that you have not espoused the cause of y
man 10 any way unfriendy to the laws the Go
vernment, or the interests of his country.
Respectfully, your obi servant,
A. BURR.
"rbe Hon. III CLAY"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-23
BosToN, Ocr.4.

Quincy Congregational Church
We have mentioned the erection OF the
new granite church in Quincy. The
,pews, TO the number of SO were sold on
Wednesday last, for nearly $4,000 dol.
lars, being about i 200 dollars more
than their appraisement. This liberal
ity we believe to be without parallel
in any interior town in the Common.
wealth
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-23

In Hunterdon'th the jackson ticket has &
~rnaj ority of $50, and in Warren eco.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-23

TIE attention Of our readers win. of course,
be attracted by the following letter, of which
opy has been furnished for publication,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-20

for this full and frank disclosure OF her
sentiments, and as frankly communicat-
cd my deliberate resolution not to make
any person mistress Of my family, who
would not be mistress Of my Kitchen
After playing off some few airs Of CO.
que,ry, as sighs, and tears, and OF diplo-
macy, as regrets and unchangable opn-
ions, the negotiation was determined
Her mother, at this moment, coming in,
bearing her arms full of wood,not little
increased my disgust at the above seDti-
ment and FASTENED my departure. In bid
ding her farewell i expressed an earnest
wish that she might never experience the
disastrous consequences of indulging
such high-tone and ruinous doctrines. |
could not forget her, and often inquired
of my friends near her, after her welfare.
She soon after married a young mer-
chant in fair business, and carried her
high notions into full operation. The
consequences may be easily guessed.
With extravagant furniture, numerous
servants, and attendant expenses, her
husbands affairs became embarrassed,
and his creditors alarmed for the. safety
of their debts. Hoping to find refor-
nation in his domestic management, they
delayed pressing him till hope had fled,
when they seized his effects ,and the high
minded and accomplished Zelia had the
modification Of returning to her fathers
house, in less than. one short year,
victim TO her conceits.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-20
MISCEEEANY.

Although the sentiment is, by many,
considered an idle ono, yet there is no
purer source Of happiness, than a con-
temptation Of an llustrious and virtuous
ancestry. However clearly the philoso-
pher may demonstrate the absurdity OF
supposing glory or reputation to be in
herdabIe, and however much he may
scorn the blazoary Of family escutch-
eons-yet still the consciousness Of de-
scending from noble family will ever
CLEAN proud conviction Of what their
ssesstsfs have achieved. And however
unjust il may be, children will ever in
bsva, in a degree, The glory or infamy
of their parents. What defendant Of
q abandoned villain dees not blush at
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-20
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
For publishing by subscription, in The District Of Pdn
tucket in assachuses weekty PaPer, to be called the
MANUFA ADVOCATE

TT has long been matter Of regret among the eneprlng
citizens of that part of Pawtucket, where publication
is intended to he located that paper in which the legal
notices. of that place he inserted Is published nearer
than Tauton and circulation be given 10 the laws OF The
Commonwealth except by papers published IN distant parts
of the State. Many inducements having been held forth,
that liberal patronage would be given to any one underak
ing the establishment n such print, these Proposals are
issued not doubling that sufficient encouragement will be
given TO ensure siccess.
The paper will in accordance with its name be devoted
the support of that branch of NATIONAL INDUSTRY, which
has been the Cause and the source of wealth. TO our
thriving village, and which has enlisted the names OF
SLATER, a CLAY, CAREY, and MILES, IN It's promo
iun and the blessings of which felt in almost every
portion of the Union;-and will be aim to dpe the
alarm which has Of late been created, that Manu-
ictnres arc nmica 20 the interests Of the great body OF
Farmers in country, and to show that the Plough ana
the Shuttle 90 hand in hand in the path of Industry; that
these interests supporting one anOtser; and that any
serious injury sustained by one, VIII be seriously ielt by the
other.
ON the subject Of Politics il is useless to say much Our
present wise and efficient Administration has fully secured
the confidence of the people, and shall receive our warnest
support.
IL shall be our earnest endoavor TO give the earliest infor
nation to the pblc-and all wellwrtten communications
which are on subjects in accordance with the objects OF
newspaper, are respectfully solicited.
The paper will be published every Friday Morning, on
sheet of the size of the Pawtucke Chone and be delv
ed 70 subscribers in the village SUNRISE the morning OF
pubcaton and forwarded To those ut distance, by mail OF
otherwise, as may DO directed.
TERMs-Two Dollars per annum, payable half yearly In
advance. JOHN &. HARDWOOD.
TThe first number of the Manufacturers fdpocdte
will positively be issued three hundred subscribers
are obtained. August 10
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-20
MAN,S HEART.

Pp Fr0ncis QnGries, the yousqr.
] stood In the sweet Spring time, by tho side
OF a fair river, rolling wide and FREQ
Nincr's cold chain had melted from iS tide,
And on Il reveled in its joyous pride,
As though no ice touch e'cr could bid il bds
How like my fond vain heart, how like to riec!
] roamed Its hanks more, midst Summers blaze,
Onward II rushed 10 the unfatbon,ed -c1,
N0 stay ed a. listen 10 the sweet birds lays;
Nor, cain and clear, n,aged the SUMS bright rays.
But nished along It's channels devious ways;
How like, my besuls,r,ng heart, how like to thee
stood by that fair siram's green b,nksagan
When Autumn winds were m,lining suileny;
The dead scre leaves did lis bright waters stain,
And heavy pouring aoos ol falling rain
Swcild lis full breast and drcncci the neigh5ong plain
How like, my sad swolI'n heart, how like 10 theo
aood again. when Winter rcgncd severe,
by that streams bank, Which then looked Ifcarily;
Its once swiit WAVES were frozen, cold and clear,
And seemed as they AN amy strength could bc9,
Net iaei beneath the foot that vcntuIcd tere;
How Ike, my false heart, how like 10 thee
And riiall the Seasons only when tl,ey show
Their darkest Ines my heart, thy mirror Ia
oh! learn Spring mlress Summers strength and grow
Mature rs Autumn, pure ~ Winters snow,
So shall They. when their features brightest glow,
Re mort like thee my heart, be- mos; like thee
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-20
NEW AND IMPROVED
SPELLING BOOK.


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the National Spelling Book, and Ponouncns imo, con
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SHOW n according Waker principles OF English or'hoePyi
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The following notices of this work, amongst many oshefs
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Of its value. .o,, -
Grammar, in the Public Schools Of Boston.
Having examined the National Spelling Book, Of D. D. Emer-
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WM. JENKS, ID. ID.
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JEREMIAH EVAKTS,
Cor Sec 10 the AM Board Of Com. for Foreign Missions.
y. Il. FARNSW0RTH,
PRINCIPAL and Professor Of Theology in the AcadenieaI and
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Rev. SAMUEL G. LOVELAND, Readisg, N. II.
Ahor Of Greek aud Enghh Lexicon OF the New Testament
Rev. FRANCIS WAYLAND, ID. ID.
President OF Brown University.
As recommendation to ti' work. may be stated that tho
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lie Schools in the city. ,
nSchool Committees invited TO call and receive copies
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