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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

~, and LcisE represented BY men Who
were not born with silver spoons 10
their Douths.
We admired the spirit with which
O'Brien finally sileneed his persscu
tors. Yes, fellow eitizens,' eaid he,
Il acknowledge, with pride. that was
bound IN apprentice to cobler but
bad sPirit to attempt something more.
With my own industry, I procured IN
education; by my perseverance, and
good conduct, suce eeded in establish.
ing myself in business, and I End my.
self occupying . station in the good
opinion Of honorable men, to which
those who nov sheer at my origin wiii
never have the ambition even TO aspire.
The rebuke vas eisetual, but Dr..
O'Brien. though he got 1900 votes, was
not elected.
Wceopy from the Phiiadeiphia Cnioo, the
following beautiful ealogium upon our great Pc
appearance on the side Of . common Liverpool
pitcher. Il 10 worthy u much higher registry.
IL should be printed in letters az gold, apd hung
up ~ the family ornament Of every freeman.
Sieaa CaIcfsc.
WASHINGTON,
The defender Of his Country, the foun-
der Of Liberty. he fricod
Of man.
History and tr.aitioa org explored in vain
Tor parallel To his character.
In the annals Of modern greatness,
he stands alone
And the noblest names Of antiquity
lose their lustrc in his
presense.
Born the benefsssor Of mankind, lee uni
ted al the qualities necessary To
an Luxurious career.
Nsturc made him great: He made
himssf virtuous.
Called by has country % the defence OF
her Liberties, he triumphantiy
vindieseed the rights OF
humanity;
denee laid the foundssioo Of
great Republic-
Twice invested with supreme Magis-
tracy BY the voice Of free
people,
He surpassed in the Cabinet the rio-
ries of the field;
And ,oluntarily re.isnins the :eepsre and
OF private life.
A spectacle 80 new and 50 sublime.
WAS contemplated nth the most
profound admiration;
And the name Of WILMINGTON,
adding new lustre to humanity, resound-
ed to the remotest ~gions through
Life, and GREATS
Death.
His highest ambition, the happiness Of
Mankind;
His uoblcst victory, the conquest
Of himself
bequeathiug 70 posterity the inheritance
OF his fame;
And building his monument in the
hearts Of his countrymen:
HE LIVED,
The ornament Of the eighteenth century:
He pIEp,
Regretted BY mourning worid.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

The grand Ohio Canal IS now nayi.
gated from Lake Erie to ChiHicothe, a
distance OF two hundred and fifty ninc
miles.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

How much pains have hose evil,
COS. vs. winch have Bevsr happened.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

The Wheeling Times states tina.
there are thirteen steam engines in
operation IN that town, many VI vi ieh
are Of the largest class.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

Men Boys.-It is at present too
much the custom to dress boys like
men, aud to admit them into compa.
ny, and Introduce them into bust
ness, at q very early period Of life.
This rot only renders them super-
hciaI, forward, and eonceited, bat i,
very liable to injure their con.ti,u.
lions, By the effects Of hsrassins
cares and too close confinement, at a
period OF life, when the proper de.
veiopment Of the system, and the
security Of its strength and vieor, are
best promoted by gaiety and cheer
iuiness OF mind, and the constant ex-
ereisc OF the body in the open air.
Besides, when introduced toe carly
into the world, they are liable to be
thrown into the society Of a class Of
men, by whom they are too often In.
itiAted Into the paths Of vice. a, an
ago when they cannot be sxpes,ed
10 possess Sufficient frmnsss and
strength Of mind, to enable them 10
vithStand temptation. Health. chs.
raetsr, and happiness, are In this
manner shipwrseked, and the most
brilliant prospects Of a long aud use.
ful life destroyed ia the very outset.
Reasons for BEING ia debt As Turn.
bull, the late Dalkeith officer, was
handing . summons 20 a collier, lie
said, "lt'sa curious thing that We baud
me coming to you - aften---csn We NO
get out o. debit" Get out o. debt.
Mr.. Tsrnb0ll," said the knight Of the
Black Diamond, deed il takes a.
my time aud wit the gettin' intO't I'm
astonished how ony body can haze lei.
sure 10 wafstle out o't.o
How much nalna Larn na.. -
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

.o"a'hah Knight,
n9' nv I""Pa"y sEhg'neer.'n- Chief,
WY u.s. '"e, gwen new and striking
tue"ee " ms PFeu'ar h'ness ior tic
T s'.""h I"hhued I" HIM -
@ssge o. 'ne N'ugr'"e are con.
- III II, pe xene,A'y regarded as
- ~. nus interesting anu I'm
e. presented on any part
~ ,"e "o""' "e eohFas which the
-. P,, ae emerging from
" '"e 's.Pseo aud
ssc<nu'hg 10 the summit oil the Ridge,
- very striking. The wide and frrt,l,
valley OF the Monoeacy presents beau.
tissi sno h'gh'y picturesque landscape,
the interest," Ut which Is heightened by
the more distant but not less dntine,
view OF the Blue Ridge, the hrs, u
the Aiieghsnies which meets the eye Of
the traveller on has journey westward.
Alter having spent nearly t~o hours
IN the examination OF the planes, the
company again took their seats in the
carriages to return homcward. II VA,
near three O'Clock when they reached
oyhesrine, ABOUT ten miles east OF the
planes. ih's village IS among the frs,
OF the many tokens OF improvement,
winch We nave no doubt our noble en-.
'e'P'se VIII present IN ITS progress
westward. AT the tavern which the
proprietor mas erected, avery excellen,
gunner was provided by the landlord,
Pany did-a mple justice. Before rising
from the table, the Hon. b. &. How.
ara oeing called on Tor a toast, gave
The Roiin'ore and OHIO Rail Road NC
a ,u"o 20 .,e " est as the Indian foio''
A, a..
tho 49, .nm"', :. o.'o'e CLOCK,
h.,asac -. W., '"e" ear,'asss' and
IT, r.. o se'e" a"sh'eu ~ the
. ;ou,nex n, nnw.,,," ~ Pe,normed
W
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

Wceopy from the Philadelphia Cnioo, the
following beautiful eulogium upon our great Pc
tr'ot father, which SCENE % have 6rst made its
pitcher. Il 10 worthy d much higher registry.
IL should be printed in letters az gold, and hung
up ~ the family ornamesa Of every freeman.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20
TREATY WITH MEXICO.

\ week ago we were furnished by the New Or
leans papers with an extract from the Report OF
tho Minister Of Foreign Affairs 10 the Legislature
Of Mexico. In it, as our readers will recolIcct,
the Minister, after stating that g iorsonle time
back, the relations with the United States had as
Snmed, Tor reasons which it is useless to mention
here, degree Of GOODNESS which could not fail to
be preudical To the interests ofths two nations, {"
announces The establishment Of g the most perfect
harmony" between the two Republics, and that
treaty OF alnlt, commerce, and navigation would
shortly be laid by him before the legislative body.
From the following article, it appears that the
treaty here announced has received the lilal ralif
cation of the Mexican Government. THUS have
the negotiations of the administration in this
quarter, too, been crowned with success con.
hdence and good feeling on the part of the
Sister Republic restored, and an object which has
for years been ono Of great solitude on the part Of
this government, ccomplshed.-Globe
FRoM MEXICo.-The Napoleon, which arrv-
cd at New-1ork on Saturday evening, brings adj
wees from Vera Cruz to the l1th, and from the
capital OF Mexico 10 the 9th ultimO. They repre-
sent the country as being in comparatively quiet
state. The treaty with the United States, which
has been a long time under consideration, received
lis final ratification by the Mexican Government
on the 5th-ll is mentioned in one Of the latest pa.
pers, that the Governor OfCuha has been auihoIiz-
ed by the King of Spain 10 open a negotiation for
renewal otthe intercourse and trade between Gu.
5a and Mexico.
Avolcnt northcr was experienced al Vera
'rn4 ON the sth, in which British brig with
valuable cargo was lost. n-Ndiioaal IaiclHgcaccr
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20
Xrssskee's SUE.

Byoulotty ola deed oitrus duly recorded in Tho land
records Of New Castle comfy IN the State Of Delaware,
the subscriber as Trustee will oor a. public sale
to The highest bidder, "Wednesday tie is II day Of
June next. VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND situate in New Castle coun'y in the Stale Of
Delaware, and adjoining tho town of ST. Georges
his tract Of land contains about three hundred and
sixty acres, sixty of which in wood, chiefly
hickory il ia now, lately has been in the possession
Of Mcssts John Woods and - Mccoy as tenants &
n4lona the farms to Messrs John Su ton and William j.
iuilock This land can conveniently be divided into
two firms mad is capable Of being made very productive
as The adjoining farms shew II lies near the eastcn
termination Of tho Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
and the main public roads 10 Back Greek aud to New
Castle and Wilmington pass through The lands,
The terms OF sale one fourth cash, tho residue
in three annual instruments bearing interest from tho
day Of sale, the interest to be paid amuaiy. B1uds
with approved security will he required for the pay
nent OF the purchase money. Should The terms Of
sae be not complied with in three days from the day
Of sole the property will be resold 10 the highest bid
der at the risk aud expense of the first purchaser
Sale 10 take place the premises at 70 o'clock, NJ
Robert p. Dunlop.
Mnv 1S--ta
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20

The following curious incident is related in the Pol
ice Reports ofthe New York Courier;-Alfred Lozedo,
young man Of plausible appearance, indicted Tor hay
ing attempted to steal pocket book containing some
money from gentlcmsn's pocket. 1t appears that
the attempt to steal was committed in the dissectng
room ofthe College in Barclay street, while the Sur
geons were engaged in preparations dssect the Pi-
rates, and the pocket book which was attempted to
steal made from part of the skin of Negro hung
near that city few years since for Piracy; and the
owner ofthc pocket book was in the disscctsg room
for the purpose Of procuring part Of Wanseys skin
to be tanned and used for a similar purposel The
prisoner was found guilty
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20

no other use or purpose whatever. And that the
Legislature Of said State Of Missouri shall be and IS
hereby authorized sell and convey in fec simple all
or any part of the salt springs not exceeding twelve in
number, and six sections Of land adjoining to each
granted said State by the United States for the
thereof and selected by the Legislature of said State,
on or before the first day OF January, thousand
eight hundred and twenty five and to invest the
ey arising from the sale thereof in productive
fund the proceeds of which shall be forever applied
under the direction Of said Legislature for the purpose
of education in said State, and for other pur
pose whatsoever
ANDREW STEVENSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN c. CALHOUN,
! President ofthe Senate,
Approved March 3, 1881,
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20

cd barrister Taking this for granted, aud view
ing as we ought to views the miserable condition Of
ne poor and persecuted Indians, we have no hesitan-
cy in saving Judging from the eloquent writings
and speeches OF the honorable gentleman, which so
pathetically describe and deplore their rretched
and impoverished state) that he will magnanmously
REFUND to hem the amount ofhis fee, with inter
est -" o tempora /"
But serously---Mr. Wirtmust eitherbe ignorant
that there is such an article as the 18th, to the
amendments of the Constitution Of the United
States or, he must have been actuatcd in the
conspicuous stand he took in the case alluded to-
by the less amiable, we will not say, mercenary
motives Of his profession.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20
AM QNWANN aWllMMhn

Is now open for the reception of scholars in tho
new building in SlllPLEY STREET a Je,o doorsqL g
High street
The branches fought are spelling reading, grammar.
geography with the of maps, drihnietic astrono
my, natural history, botany Sc. which pidu Seclg
g added to the ntructon given to the larger girls.
The room being arranged expressly for the purpose,
is large, airy, aud every way convenient. Attached
to the school there is most pleasant ard well shaded
garden, for the past time ofthe children.
Terms Of ItlitioH.Fo children who do not srhd
81, per quarter, to such road ST so por quarter
The above prices including hooks. fre-wood, &C. arc
nj east as reasonable as the ofany school 2i'hn
the borough, no, entirely free. Public patronage is
respectfully requested
n. 3. Visitors admitted on tho first and third Thurs
days of each month, from toto -, a. NJ.
May 10, 1880.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20

This distinguished Jurst, in the case of The
Cherokee Nation VS.. the State of Georgia" is said
10 have received fee of Ton Thousand dollars. II
would be delogatory to the high character of the
Attorney General TO suppose, that HE promoted
the conflict intended TO have been waged against
US, through any motive other than that which
springs from equitable and phianthropic feeling.
No one should presume thatmE would prostitute
the dignity ofan enlightened and humane iuris.
consult, to the pettiiogging resources of hackn.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20

The Buffalo Republican of May 9TH, says that as
lar as the eye can extend up the lake the ice is APP
parenty in diminished quantities, TLe steam boats
Superior and Enterprise made another trial Of the ice
on the 9th but succeeded in getting only little be
yond the pier and returned. In ali probability, saws
Of the lake. a''-O'
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20

The Governor Of Martinique, by proclamation dated
April !, permits the importation, in foreign vessels
OF ten thousand barrels Of four to be stored nee of d
~, and to pay twentyone iancsand a half per barrel
when entered for consumption. letter states that
flour from France would take precedence and advises
agains, sending FROM this country.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20
BY AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED AT THE
SECOND SESSION OF THE TWENTY FIRST CON-
cREss.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20

lourinOst obCdicnt servant,
JOHN r.. CLAY,
Secretary of Legation and Charge d'aiiars of the
L. States at st. Pctcrhurgh.
80. Petersburgh, ian. I'm, 1881.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20
Late European News.
FROM EUROPE.
NEw-YoRK, May 10.

BY the arrival yesterday ofthe ship Charlcmagne,
Capt. Robinson, from Liverpool whence she
sailed on 9th April, the Editors OF the Mercantile
Advertiser are indebted to Captain Robinson for
files of papers, including London dates of the 9Th,
Liverpool of the 9th April.
The following, which is the leading article in
the Liverpool Chronicle of 9th April, gives a
succint summary ofthe news OF the week preced-
ing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT AND BOT
THING CELLAR FOR SALE.

THING CELLAR FOR SALE.
nEsiRING to leave this town, offer TO sell my
~ Dyeing Establishment, either in Wholesale or re-
tail as may be most convenient to purchasers Also,
nv Botng Cellar, with all kinds OF wine, porter, aie'
tcc- tct'les. hogshesds. &C.
~ persons {" whom may owe, are requested TO
bring their bills and receive pa,ment and those who
owe me- to come and settle with me in the shose est
time, or else shah have to employ collector.
Having b, told that some Dycrs, my predecessors
in this place had left it. carrying away with them the
GpndS Cloths which had been put under their care,
and l n being willing to do the same. nor to have
any renors Of the kind made against NE, earnestly
reanest AL persons who have Goods in my bands, to
come and receive the before the 25h OF October
inst or else shall have sell them for p ymcnt ct
my labor I. J. sahV Al
". B. have still on hand Bottled Beer, Ale, and
Porter, to supply my customers
usist,l, ii
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29

George johnson & c.

sYAvE Just received and for sale,
Ia 40 boxes plug tobacco
IL 10 the pound
In Store.
pipe. 5 hhds, ~ qrs and 10 cisbths best Ma
deira wine Of their own importation, war.
rsnted pure
50 quarter casks and indian barrels, Narseiles
Madeira. of superior quaity
9qrsrter casks Sicily Madeira 60
3 bales spinning cotton, for retailing
8c,sks cheese low to Close sairs
IS or boxes superior real liaGsna segars
5 bales brown inmrstics Sd 10 a. vice
5 barrels bright varnisb -,
No 8 mackerei in barrels and half barrels
IN room in front of b. iiooes Office
FOUR FORrEPIANOS of fine tone,
md splendid workmanship. al! OF which are offered on
pleasing terms
~ Uheat purchased as usual
oct o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
For Freight,
pn,,iu,ore Packets.

., This line ct packets IS composed OF io"r hne
In .ho,pr-i one uf Which will sail from the DIS
AZ = g,e from Ga.li.aose every Saturday For
'a. ih' ''v Y W. n. IRWIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
VIM. ~ es,ey .As Kenny,
J'4FICR.

rNunRvs the citizens i ,ie>andra that he has com
4 roonced the above business ~ King street, Il 'e"
doors above the corner icsdwg :" Tue 'i'Se'' VIZ.
c,vor him with their custom fie also seours' d
STEAM, Clo,h,s of eyerl DESCRIPTION. %E'eh gives
Them N appearance equal ho.e Just made anu aoeS
no n,ur, 10 the setting OF The collar or 'ofh' 'S pr
ces in every respec: VIII sat- lhe 'l'hes
eff
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
DNsNeNsin
ne N.ssi ~ NV Eveeo

NG = q q 7 20 Eoso
e weekly essplper, published at Chsresicwr.
j J frs Uou,t Virginia. a, 81 pee annum. pay
able in advance Il has very extensive circulation in
the country, and viii be found valuable sd
vcrsing medium for City .;erchs Is and others. who
pay wish to communicate with their try trienos
he improvements ROW in progress, whc will con
meet more IN nstev the trade Of the Tich Valley Of Fir
gina wit D!,nprr and the clies Of The nislr.c; ci
Columbia will suggest 10 those concerned an addi
ticGl motive for awaiting themselves of the columns OF
the Free Press If sept IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
Vo Net,
70 ssent.
Tavern fNr Rent.
The PUBLIC HOUSE AZ King Georgn

- 90 - Court House uUud oe rented to GOOD ten
ess sn rome to FIVE Years. II is the only ono
at.Isi at the place, is spacious and in good pair,
havirg attached to it grazing lots md stsblng tor 40
So horses The furniture now in the house, which
IS OF the requisite quality aud abundance, would b
sold 30 tie tenant accom- dating terms. Pos
session may he had LIST January. if desired.
Apply to Doctor Is. Johnson. King George C. II.
Va.orto GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
Septl0-t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
ashlmstom q Bvent


Washington q Svent
Jg.vF Just opened general supply OF Staple ""d
Fancy
DRY GOODS-COnsistins, IN part, OF
Blue. blacs and brown cloth
brake $ neck, green and olive cio'n
Rue and green hahr u"
RIue black and ,ncy coPd kerse, meres
p,,,rsi,am cloth, flushing
Rose pout ard ,tuihe blankets
white red green and scarlet Hanneis
Swsnsk;n and Canton DO
Nar;uo circass;sns and bomhazeus
Correcting blue and green na'Ses
al t},l, Ruy and Tattan paids, cTpcl Diudhss
uine and brown goats hair cambet
Silk wcrsted and otton hosiery
Irish linens lawns and sheeiings
81 lO.4 double and silk damask diapers
Printed cloth able covers and ba'ze
Camb,ic muslIps, book and SWISS 90
Prints uf every description
white and colored counterpanes
Ri,ck Italian lu,string and Gro de SWISS
Frences ss,ns aud India iev"nune
lb,,e,s Grape and mandern silk sha"is ard
hapdkcrchefs
pick. white and scarlet meriro scarts
FLAG. ban Isnna and Spittai6ed hdsts
b. ,ck alan cravats
Buriaps srck,ngs and oznaburgs
Uih a large Stock Of DOMESTIC GooDn'
CONSISTING OF ,a,nets. bed ncsnS cotton ozhaoutgs'
buoun and beac ed shir;iogs aud sheetnss' p'siGs'
check. &c. &c all of With Will DC s"'a low, 's s
,,,arp rr retail -.-->--
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
THIS Is 10 give Notice,

y.s,,,y III, subscribe r. of 'exandr's County, IN W,
pis,rrct of Columbia, has obta'"ed from we w,
n-an, Court OF said ,'ounty letters tcsenen'sr} y.
The estate Of Carlyle Fairfax Whiting a'e 81 'ne cur"
gfresad deceas Il All persons having c'ans ,hs
.am "a to the subscriber, passed by the Orphans
count on or before the eith'een'h day o, e. mu,
."nr 1889. or thy may byraw be excluded from
All brnsh, to said estae and those indro'eo ., ',n
required to make n"e ed os,d Psyt 1881
o'' III! G w CARLYLE "HiIiNI
ort "a -d4w TX " ',"N-. ---------s,-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
Cash fuc sS'eSyDes

MAZE wish tn purchase one hundred aud fifty likely
~ Negroes of both sexes from II to Is wears Of
age, field hands, also mechanics OF every description
Persons Wishing TO sell would 10 well TO give MS a
call, are determined "a give higher price for
slaves than aHy purchasers who inay hereafter
be IL this Tnark. It, and no certificates required.
Any comnuNic atious pr,mp!J II endedto We can
al all times DC foni ct ssidence west end Duke
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
New & Valuable Bnoks

~ EN- o. utNoobS h'NES
lust received on sale by Wa MoRh'soN'
scm,,s Family Bible. fresh supply. and Offered as
iow as can be purchased in Phd"dePh'a' we" 'N'
or Boston 81. ? ,,oo, b;b,es
tlsgan, onar.o and syo pocket, gilt scho'' p''e'
Octave school and pnckct teitamen's r..
pr ,ooks a great variety and elegant edition
,or,,s Introduction TO the study OF the h''y sc
lures in 4 vols, new edition ,,,h
summer cxpository lecture on Matthew ana "s.H
p"y Iohn New,nn's works, complete in vol; 70
which are psefxod memoirs oi ms '"e W '"s NV
John Cecil A " new edition
Vol Al of STANDARD works of the Crot- slant fp'sco
oaI church, containing Jewels Apology and ifeSuSe
,ac,,,T.s ON the ey:denccs Of Christianity, by d.
Wilson. 4. ". ,:,-,,b
The christian Student, By the Rev. T. Pickersteth
Nov.s,s Translation Of The Psalms CT,
n,,nor. nf the Rev J townsend, touhoer oi '"e
Asyinm for the Des' and Dumb - :,
Essay on the l!ierogyphic system ny j. '"
Crcnnn translate d from the French ~ Isaac S''"''''
with notes &C
Ne &c Gerry, in 2vos $40 ,, o.,
,,nar,,s constitutional History Of England vs. 81
ricmerts If Mental Philosophy, by Thos Z ophs"'
IN vols $40 ~, MARA, mower.
ofmsu, in 2Vols .,,os OIL ed;,i,n
! with .ld,prs hy Theodore ymsn, Jr III . WOES o'o
n. arborn's memoir Of 'bc Black sea, turkey A''
rc,n, in . vols SvD. with a chart, &c
BOX Of Heath ,,:.or,n.
these together with great variety OF M'sce''a"P
,,. .rl Schnot Books will BE- sold as ~" as Gun "
/ h.d IN s,r other town in the Union. z--