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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-18
BOSTON MARGET-JuHE ~

BOSTON MARXET-JuNE 10.
"Hpur-The marketha has sustained some improve
ment since our last publication. No sales Of
consequence however, have been made at the all
vance required, except for supplies for consnmp-
ton. 1000 a 1900 bbls. Georgetown and Alex
andrla Mountain. ats a 50; IA 500 bbls. How
ard Street. at ) D a ) 81 ! mo.-COurier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-18
ANeXaMNeia Cal,nl.

MeXanaeia Canal.
4 Tamee,ing ofthe Commissioners appointed to re.
"A ceive sub criptions to the Stock of The Alcxaudris
Canal Company, held At the Nsyor's Office in Aiexan-
dria, 4th June, l9'0-Present
john Roberts, Charles Bennett,
Phineas Janney, Edmund |. Lee,
Ro1ert I, Ia, Tor, Colin Aud,
Thomson y Mason, Henri, Daingef6eld,
Hugh Smith, George Rrent,
A C.. Cazenovc, Jonathan Butcher.
w. q. Miller,
On notion. EDM. I. LEE was appointed Chairman,
and " -. MILLEa Secretary.
Ordered, That books of subscription be opened on
Monday, the l4.h% instant, at the following Banks, viz.
Bank of Alexandra, under the s Jonah Thompson and
superintendent OF J J.. Mckenna
,.., osp Phiness Janney and
'""" '0' 2Charles Page
r.-ua. p.,.o nar, SRiSIard ". Scott and
"""~ " JOHN ;!Oof
Mechanics Bank Of Alexan. George Brent and
dra, Charles Chaplin
Off &C of Discount and Deposit 5 saml. u Smith and
Bank ofthe ). Washington ! Richard Smith
Bank OF tie Valley, Winches- 5 obed Waite and
Ter, IN. N. Brent
Office Of Discoun, and Deposit Cn.,;
Farmers Bank of Virginia ca"rn. Gr.a
a, Winchester, (oe
Office OF Discount and Deposit (R u. Henderson and
Bank ofthe VALLEY, teesburR J S. NJ Edwards
Office CID scount and DEPOSIT rhos cr.oo and
Bank 1.-THE Valley Charles ( VIM. Brown
town,
Extract from tie Minutes:
EuM. l. LEE,C Chairman.
w. n. MILLER, Sec'y.
june 7-3ta~tl4thAug
= rae National in,elIigencer, Winchester Repuh
lican. Chariestown free Press. and Leesburg GeHius
off ;b.rtv. will insert the above once a week tii 18th
August. and send their accounts to this office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-18
Garnet " ar p, sc.

4 CONSTANT supply Of Carpet Warp, Stocking
\ arm, and Wrappiag Irvine, all OF SUPERIOR qua.
lily, received from the occoquan Cotton Factory, and
for sale low. by s. ~. q >. q. NNNEf'
iun- 1876
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-18
DR.4JVS T'O-MORROW

Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Class ho. 10 for 1880.
Will be drawn at th, afe'plia on sturdsy, 18Th June
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
tickets 10, halves ) 20, Quarters / SO:
To be had in a variety Of numbers at the Office Of
=. CoRSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker 2krandria. 3.
-aSe
DrawrHg ofthe
Rhode Island State Map Lottery,
Class No %r .85O,
80 SO Is As Sc s 10 70
june Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-18
Calcined Plaster.

TIME subscriber will sell Calcined Plaster twelve
aad a half cents less than any other person in the
District ROBr. GLENN.
iune l7-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-18
V0 Eent
To Rent,

comfortable small sized
M DWELLING, wih a Shop an front,
isSsi opposite Vim. d. stusrt's Tavern Also a
e. two story Frame House. near Mrs. hooe's
Pump. Joo'ah IL DA'i''
June lS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-18
TO RENT,

TO RENT,
s~S Two Tenements on Ransay's Wharf. The
fsSa. houses are in good repair, ar we'll calculated for
the Grocery business. Applyu
June l4-sU6t X. d w. RA HSAf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-18
COMMERCIAL
MARKET. Jun. {

SAVANNAH I JUNE 3
Coton-From Thursday to Saturday last u
bout 5000 bales of Upland changed hands at 81
a l0a mostly at 10 a lOicts, fully fair qualities.
On Monday about 1000 bales more changed hands
at from 90 a lO4 cts. mostly at about l0cts.
which we consider a decline of about ! cent, frem
the prices of Thursday and Friday last. Our har.
bour is bare OF large vessels, and any decline. we
attribute more to The scarcity of shipping, than
to any want of confidence in the article. We
quote 9! a l04.
Rice-Throughout the week the market for
the article was very dull. We quote ! a 81.
Nom-ls retailing at IS 81. We quote 81
a S. e..
C0rn-There was no arrival of Corn in the
week. We quote, retailing from Stores, 4S a so,
according TO quantity.-Georgiaa.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-18
SALES AT T
BY d. MUTT.

TVHE sale ofPoTAToRs. advertised yesterday. was
Il postpo' ed. and viii take place on Kei,h's Wharf,
THIS AFTERNOON, At 4 O'CLOCK.
iuue n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-18

ne 5iel A good business is gong on in
Co,tyn ".,..on, change in prices. Ashes are in
fair demand Sl12.50, and 1850. Flour is
very dull,-some small parcels Of Western have
been sold Yesterday and today at S5 !, but the
principal holders are firm at ]. In wheat
and coarse Grains there have been no changes
this week.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-18
BY GEORGE WHITE.

furniture, Crock cry. Sc.
TOMORROW EYENXN G, at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ
4 4 Whire', Auction rooms, viii be soln sundr. AZ
IA tic of
Household and Kitchen Furniture;
together with a great ,sri.t, at cut, pIan, ami moulded
glassware, CROKER, ware, looking glasses. &c. Also.
pure cider vinegar in barrels, beer do ~ barrels and
keg.; I chest h,son tea.
TThe above sale will be continued at early
candle iIsht w,,n sn s,orimen vi fresh and seasona.
biz Dr., Goods will be added.
1lue 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-18
SHIP NEWS.
-
PORT Of ALEXANDRIA, "a. C..

ARRIVED, JUNE II,
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk; passen-
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07

forged GOr MOtkimS, Ask tho vicious what of excellence they discover ln virtue ' they will tell you R0tkMg. What of harm lM a course of wlckedness [ ROtkiRg! Q ROtAiag.
 Look Wt the drWnkaFd and tho spend. IhriN, follow them in their course, hnd what do we see their property and eharHc' ter end in [ this same R0tAiRg. You 500 then that MotkMg has great deal to do with mankind and thoir concerns, and you will find, my friends, that tho pursuits of vanity aud pleasure, of wealth and honor, will ut last, when tue trial comes, all end in MOtkiNg.
 will trouble you but liulo longer ith my NOtkiRg. lin looking round upon thiS assembly,, our eyes should chNncc to light upon dandy, whnt should we esteem him to bel or should we undertake to analySc tho head of the creature, and to discover what might b0 found there, | fancy wo should find a grealcr MothiHg, than most ot thuso which ordinarily come in our way. And wOro mighty nice, mincing, and en- chanting fair one, whose heart is on rib. bons, laces, and flnery who cnn faint at tho sight of a mouse who doals only 10 flames and darts, tn sighs and sympathieS 1; while all that is lovely and valuable is neg lectcd-l say, were such an ono ,o look in. to the glass, what think you she would sec thore ! l shaM't answer that question.
 And now, ladies and gcn,lomon,yo have hoard my lecture on Mothiag. know you think of 1t just as do, but I euro nothing about that. But hope thu ladies won't think that l care MothiMg about them Now this is a vory different thing, and were they to ask me what prefer to their smiles and thoir favor, should be constrained to say, Q nothing, nothing. But one thing had escaped me, thought had done. Now this mighty nothiag has first cousin, whose nNmo is No, and all l havo to say about him is this, (and ! would have mono but the ladies hear t, ) in all my intercourse with you, and you know l just told you preferred MOthing to your favor and smiles, beg this same cousins namo may never be mentioned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07
NEW MKII.LINERY
 FANCY STORE.
MISS Q. SMITH,
 FROM NEW.HAVEN.

FROM NEW.HANENs
 "AS taken the Room formerly occupied III as the Post. Office, adjoining tho Store of Nessrs. Good,cin & G0ipin, where she Is this day opening fashionable assortment of HATS, HOODS, CAPS, cheap Leghorn Bolivars, straw Cottages; straw cOlored, black and white NavarinO; an elegant assortment Of RIBBONS; variety of fashionable Silks, Fringes, SSc. for Hats. Brown Cambric and Battisto. Frogs, Buttons and Cords for Ha. bit Trimmings; Gloves and Mlts; Fancy Handkerchiefs and Scarfs; Swiss Muslin and Inserting; Bobbinet Footing and Edging, Purling French working Cotton; Linen Stacks, Corscts, Corset Lacers, Corset Rings, Whaleh0nU for dO.. CWrls, SSc,
 As Miss S. has had the advantage of work. ing considerable time in New.Haven, and also tn one of the most fashionable millinery establishments in New-York, she hopes, by her acquaintance with tho business, and her cxertions, to merit share Ofthe patronage of the Ladies tn Litchneld and the adjoining towns.
 Miss s. is connected with a Millinery Es- in New Haven, and will constant " receive tho latest fashions from thence and from N. York. 0 Leghorns bleached and dressed, or colored black.
 O3~Any person wishing to get Dying done by Mrs. BALL, in New Haven, can by leaving the articles with Miss s. have them forward ed tO Mrs. B. and returned to her store.
 Litehfeld, Dec. 2l, l82q 28
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07

At 0n adjourncd annual Iown Meeting holden in NOrfolk. NoU. g, 1899, DOct. BENJAMIN WEIGH, Moderator :-
 THE following votes were adopted, for -k restraining the creatures therein named, from running at large on the highways and commons in the Town of Norfolk, on penalty of the sums specified tn each, payable by the owners to any person impOunding the same, over and above the legal impOunding fees, and for the term mentioned thercin.-Viz:
 Voted, To restrain all horses Or horse kind from running at large, from and after the first day of March next, on penalty of 90 ceAts each.
 VOted, To restrain all horned cattle from running at large rom the first day of April to the first day of November next, on penal ty of g cents each. Allowing, nOtwithstand- ing. each owner of cattle during said term, the privilege of letting COWS run at large. provided they arc confined from sunset to sunrise each day, and also that cattle under years old belonging to this town may run at large.
 Voted, To restrain swine from running at large on penalty of is l-s cents each.
 Voted. To restrain sheep from running at large on penalty of ls l-e cents each.
 Foted, To restrain geese from running at large on penalty of la l-s cents each, unless we'll yoked, and one wing clipped sufficient to prevent it's flying.
 true cOpy.-Attest,
 AUREN ROYs, To,cn Clerk.
 Norfolk, Nov. 80, 1899 4w2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07
NOTICE.

RY order of the Court of Probate for the A1 District of Litchheld, will he sold at pub- lic auction. aIl the personal estate and so much of the real estate of
 DANIEL THRALL, late of Torrington. deceased, represented in- s"'vent. as will raise the sum of four hundred and ninety-two dollars and iny-twO cents- The sale tO take place at the house of Uri Taylor, tn Wolcoitville, on Monday the 4th day of January next, at one o'clock F. M.
 SAMUEL THRALL, Adm'r. Torringion. Dec. @, 1899 es
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07
To Printers, Booksellers, and
 Publishers.


 TAMES CONNER offers. for sale at his S Type and Stereotype Foundry, lO7 Mas. sau street, New-York, Printing Types at 6 months credit, or 2 l.e per cent deduction, for cash, at the prices affixed.
 His typo will be found as perfect, and made of as good materials, at least, as that manu- factured at any other establishment; it is near ly all of entire NEw CUT-is lighter .faced th0n Gay other nOlO erhibited. and will consequently sOsdr longer, look better. take less ink and less labor in working. than most other type. Diamond, per b. @ co Small Plea, per ID. 0 go Pearl, 40 Plea, 36 Nonpareil, 90 English, 36 MiniOn, 70 Great Primer, 34 Brever, 56 Double Plea, 32 Burge0is, 46 Six lines Plea, , oo Long Primer, 40 and all larger, "" Leads Of every thickness and size constant. ly kept On hand; Cuts of every description ! on metal bodies; Presses and all other arti- cles necessary for Pointing Office, furnished tO order.
 Printers can be supplied with second hand type, which has Only heen used for stcreoty ping. m very favorable terms. 1 Old type received in exchange at So pei 100 lbs.
 N. B. StereotypiRg of every description wil be thankfully received, and attended to with correctness & despatch, on reasonable terms | NesC- York, Dec. l6 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07
Edmund Bennett's Estate.

SIX months from this date have been lim- - tied and allowed by the Court of Probate tor the District of Sharon for the creditors of the estate of
 Capt. EDMUND BENNETT, late of Sharon, in said district, deceased, Co exhibit their claims and demands aRainst said estate for allowance to the executors of the last will and testament Of said deceased.
 JOSEPH BENNETT. ! Ereeu-
 HIRAM BENNETT, tOrs. Sharon. fec. ee. i8a0 seO
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07
Pe0rl I'oOth POacder.

This celebrated Powder needs no recommendation every gentleman and lady should he h 1he conss~ns use ofi fthey wish to preserve their teeth from de cay and have them appear of beautiful pearly white. ness. Price g cents a box, "''''- ITSoldb by w. & s. BHel and J. Stoddard.
 November s0 1928 Ircow o7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07

The Hon. R, W. SPENsER, m ENglishman, pass inV Nn evening in very agreeable company, Q" taking leave, perceived that it was very late h""r aud wrcto to the lOdy ol tho house this apooey' Too late s,aid-lorgive tho crime,
 UMhected flew the hours;
 How noiscless falls the foot oC time
 That only trends on flowers. Oh! who with clear account remarks
 The ebhiMg Of his glUss,
 When all its sands are diamond sparks,
 Ina. glitter as they pass! And who to sober measurement
 Times happy swiNness brings, When birds of paradise have lent
 Their plumage to his wings
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07

An A0ectioaote Draks.-During tho voyage of m English ship from Cuba to Bristol, duck laid some eggs, and prepared to cit on them, wheroupon the drake plucked itself nearly bare oi,s feathers ,o cna. ble the duck to form her nest
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07
Probate Court, District of LitchGeld,
 Dec. IS. 1920,

Dec. Is, 1929.
 TTPON the petition of EiV0h Meeksr, Of O Washington, in said Probate District, representing to this Court that he is the guar dian of Chauncey P. Scwdder. of said Wash ton, in said probate district. minor under the age Of twenty-One years; and that the said Chauncey is the owner Of an undivided half nf dwelling house. and Of garden spot con neCted herewith, containing about half an acre. lying tn said Washington. in New Pres ton Society, about mile easterly from the meeting house in said society, and bounded easterly on highway, sOutherly on Joseph H.. Bennett, westerly on Aspetuck river sO called, nOrtherly on Reuben BOlles. of about the va lue ofonc hundred dollars, and that said dwell ling house is going to decay. and is of no use to said Chaunccy and that said premises are unproductive to said minor, and praying this Court tU order sale of said premises, as by said petition On file, dated Dec. 18th, 1899. more fully appears: H is ordered by this Court. that the said pe' tition he continued to the Sth day of March. A. D. 1880, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Litchfeld; and that mo- ,ice of the pendency of this petition he given by publishing this order in the newspaper printed in Ltchiield, three weeks successive ly. at least six weeks before said Sth day of March, A. D. 1880.
 A true copy Oi rccord-certied by FREDERICK WOLCOTT.
 a Judge of Probate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07
Ciay's StOaacA Bsttcrs.

They will be found, in all cases ofthe following de- scrpton, to give rcl,ci: nausea, vomiting, heartburn cosiveHcss weakness at the breast pain in the s,om ach, loss Of appetite, and all other symptoms of indi. not to be surpassed by any thing. ''
 Rn.n nanAnn hn
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07
POETRY.
FOR rHe gNQUlRER' rllE nIRnA.

How oII have in summer StUod
 To hear the soNgeles or the woo,l Aud m,ny an hour nom distant Nills Have listened W the whippoorwllls. The robin sings her song orloNes Tho liMnct warblcs through the groVe' ANd what can mUro delight tho eye Than see them nultcring thru the sky ! love->oh! well love to hear The Ieo,hery soNes,crs' notes so ClCOri Aud many time 'se wish'd that | Could soar with them along tho sky, rut now the wiMtec tlraweth near, 4 Aud | the birds no longer heOri
 lut when the wlnWy winds are gone, In gladly welcome their retNrn' W'W'
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07
Pay your Taxes.

vTNHE residents and non residents of Kent \. liable to pay taxes in SNid town. texcept. inr thNt part of New Preston lying therein) are hereby notified that tho subscriber has rec ceIyed a warrant Co collect a Town tax of ten cents on the do!lur on the list of 1893, and that he win attend to receive the same on the third Monday in January, 1880, Nt the office of r. Chittenden, Esq. in said Kent. and at the store 0f the Kent Furnace Company, near the dwelling house of Ira Spooncr. in said Kent, on the third Tuesday of January, 1880, from the hours of o'clock in the forenoon to { o'clock In the afternoon on each of said days. PUnctuality wiN De required. The neg ligent must expect to pay costs.
 CHARLES M'CUEN, Collector.
 Kent, Dec. 10, 1920 28
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07
Cl0M's Itch Ointment.

For pleasantness safety expedition, case and cer- taiuty s infinitely superior to any other cure io that torme ntng disorder.
 D..n hoy
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07
NOTICE.

NOTYCE Es TNHE Court Of Probate for the Distric, of A- New.Milford hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the ere ditOrS of the estate of
 BRADLEY MILLS, late of Kent, in said district, deceased, to ox- hiht their claims for settlement. Those who neglect t0 present their accounts properly at- tested within said time will be drbarrrd rc- cOvery.
 w. P. MANsFrELD,
 JNo. M. RAyM"ND, Erecuiors.
 LoRRAIN SMITH, Kepk Dec, I, 1899 $58
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07
JOB PRINTING.

or ALL KINDS, EXECUTED wlTH NEATNEss,
 AT THIS OFFICE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07

NOTICE. TNHE Hon. Court Of Probate for the Dis. E trict of LtchGeld has allowed six months from this date for the creditors tO the estate or NOAH STONE, 2d, late of Litchned, in said district, deceased, to exhibit their claims against said estate for set clement, properly O,trs,ed. All persons ir- debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment.
 JOSEPH ADAMS, Adm'r. Litchfeid, Dec. @. 1899 s8
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters,

which have been proved by thousands to be % emi- nently useful in removing all Jaundice and Bilious complaints. Price g l-2 cents.
 4 fresh supply cf the above is just received and for sale in Litchfeld by Drs.. Ab6e, y. & s. Buel, Lee & Beckscitk in Burlington, by r. Mason and Webster & Hitchcock; and 5y, the Druggists in Ne,O-H HaUen, Hartford, M,d- dieto'rn, SaybrOOk, Albany, Ne,O- YorL, Gad Boston eolu46 ADrl so
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07
Darenport's celebrated Eye Water, whit needs only to he used to be highly approved Oi for all sorts of weak and sore eyes, Also,
 Wheaton'S Itch Ointment.

The character Nf this Ointment is 90 well establish asni safe and sure remedy for that loahsOmc dseasc It is also for other cruptions o the skin, par itcUary for the salt rheum and chilbains. Price g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07
Dr. Davenport's Bilious Pills.

'ENHESE PIi.l.s arc justly esteemed for their ca'y \ operation and good effects nS mild, satc, and sovereign remedy for Bilious FrNrrs, Pains tn Inc head, stomach, and bowels, jaundi'o and scur,!, piles, rheumatism, inflammation Ut the eyes, female complaints, acid sr"machs, indigestion, worms rsUi
 Ons the skin, dy scm'cry bilious ch"ic, dizziness, and hcadacLc They nrc likewise an antidu'c against infectious diseases, removing ol,su Wrl'ons of every kind, by dissUving and dischargng the morbid mat. ter helping digestion, restoring los, appetite. and sure relief for cOsvc habits. They accOmn.U- dated to all ageS aud hours that they mny be taken n Winter or sumner, Rt any tim" uI the tn!, without regard to diet or hndrancc otlusin,Es. VtCr operation is go gentle pleasant and cnvG'ua', ''aI y experience they are found o exceed my other physr heretofore offered to the puhlic Those who arc i,a. yelling by sea land, will find them . great prcs,. Vation from tho diseases ol foreign ciima cs.
 From tho numerous Ccr,ifraics wh,ch might be used, the proprietors will make Of the following only, from the Hon. Phincas Allen, of Ptsfell, Ms
 "Mr. Ddneii---l have made use Of various kiGs of Bilious Pills in my family, and hesitate mol 'o sny, that Or. Davenp0Yt's the best Family Mcdi- cine ever used. PnINEAS ALLEN.
 Pittsfcld, Ms, iS28."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03
COLLINS g. co.
Edinburgh Review, Number 100.
JUST PLRLTSHED

EONTENTS.-ART |. Lectures on the Phi
- iosoPhy OF Modern History, delivered in the
University of Dublin. BY George Miller, q. D. NJ
r. /. A. -,.l-. =
2. Mahomedansm Unveiled; an inquiry in which
that Arch Hercsy, its diffusion and continuance are
examined on new principle, tending to confirm the
Evidences, and aid the Propagation, of the Chris
tan Faith BY the Rev. Charles Forster, B. ID. 81.
III. 1. The Speech of NJ. T Sadler, Esq. Al. p,
Whitby.
q. Sieria della Economic Pnbblica in Italia, de
III. Journal ola passage from the Pacific to the
Atlantic, crossing the Andes in the Northern Prov
inces OF Peru, and descending the River Maranon or
Amazons BY Henry Lister Nav, Lieut.. Royal
Navy.
". Monument Etruschi, di Etrusco nome,
disegnat, incsi, illustrate pubicat dial Cavaliere
Francesca Inghirami.
2. Die Etrusker vier Bucher, Won Karl Otfried
Muller. THE Etruscens in four books, by X. o..
Muller; an essay which obtained the Prize from the
Royal Academy of Sciences at Berlin
V. Memoirs OF the life and times of Daniel Defoe:
containing review of his writings, and his opinions
upon variety of important matters civil and &C.
Temple.
vi. Case ofthe sugar duties; with proofs and illus.
tratiOns
VII. 1. Travels to and from Constantinople in the
years 1927 and 1925 or personal narrative ola jour
ney from Vienna, through Hungary, Transylvana
Wallachia, Bulgaria, and Romes, to Constantinope,
and from that city to the capital Of Austra by the
Dardanellee, Tenedos, the plains of Troy, Smyrna,
Athens, Cyprus, Syria, Aexundria, Malta, Sicily,
Italy, Istra, Csrnola, and Styria. BY Capt Charles
Colville Franklond, r. N.
q Travels in Turkey, Egypt, Nubia, and Psles-
tine. in s24, 1926, 1926, and 1897. ByR. r. Mad.
den, Esq nj. r. G. s.
g. Narrative ola journey from COnstantnople to
England. by the Rev r. Walsh, LII. d.
a. ConstantinOple in 1923. residence Of I6
months in the Turkish Capital and Provinces; with
an account ofthe present stae of the naval and milf
tary power, and of the Of tho Ottoman En-
pire. BY Charles Mncfarane, Esq.
VIII Remarks on the spirit duties.
TX. dissertation on the course and probable ter
mination Of tho Niger. By Lieut. Gen. Sir Rnfane
Donkin, Och. K.C.B. sRd FRS
X l. organon der HoilknuSt Won samuel Hahne
mann.
?, Die chronischen Krankheiten, hire eigenthum.
hcbe Naiur und Homoopathische Heilung ven Samuel
Hahneman.
,. RENO ArznenitteIlchre Won Samuel Hahne-
mann.
II Sir Thomas Moore or coloquies ON the pro-
gress and prospects Of society, By Robert Southey,
Esq. LID. poet laureate.
Index. r. d. SANXAY.