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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26
insurance on Hives, &c.

VlHE United States Insurance Company Of Baltimore,
i under charter from the State Of Maryland. and
with an ample capital, have appointed the undersigned
their Agent for the District Of Columbia, and through
him will insure as follows:
LIST. On LIvss, for any period Of time by thisin'
urance saaried officers, clegymen, clerks. and every
other person whose family depends upon his personal
service for support, may. by laying aside small Ps!t
ofhis earnings, make comfortable provision for his
family at his death. and them from Peeuoiary dis
tress The life of . debtor may also oe insured by
creditor, whose hopes Of payment depend upon that
life.
ID. Or BULLDOGS, SHIPS II Ponr. HOUSEHOLD Fun-
xIrunR, and MERcaAsDIsr OF IvsaT pEscnirTioSs
against loss or damage by FIRE.
Sd. GRAFT AsHGnrEs. which will be paid quarter
y, half yearly. sr yesry person advanced in year,
whose income is inadequate to his support may pur.
chase an annuity. and thus secure an ample income for
life.
9TH. SELL EsnownEsrs, by which parents may pro-
vide for their children.
Any further information can be had at the Agency.
18th street, opposite the Treasury, where applications
for insurance shs9'd be made. ,,
Washington, u % e.0st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26
Remedy for The Drupsy.

TIME subscribers feel pleasure in announcing 10
/ the public that they have in their possession.
and for sale at their Apothecaries shop. King stree,
for the above named distressing and too often fatal
disease. As safe and convenient Hydragogue, ITS
effects are almost immediate. dischsrgng the water
from the system copousy; Alternative, i restores
the equal action of the vessels, and establishes the
tones of the SYSTEM and thereby secures the patient
from recurrence Of attacks. The undersigned feel
confident that in all cases the disease Is not caus
ed by actual Reorganization. the cure will be SURE
The confidence with whit h the Anti hydrophc pills
are recommended, is founded experience in cases
already tried and upon the fact Of their being the re.
suit Of genius founded upon science, and not Of en-
piricism
Twenty four pills. in most cases. effect cure. Ap.
plications from distance must be post paid: Ap2h'
cants will be furnished with the medicine at Ave dol
lars box on their forwarding the money, and paying
the expense Of its conveyance.
iv.I2-eo,f WILLIAM LANPHIER e CO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26
To Contractors.
Office of the Chesapeake& o. Canal Co.
Washington, July II, 1882.
PROPOSALS


WILL. be received at this Office until Thursday
w the 23d day of August next. for the excavation,
embsnkment, and walling, of thirty sections of the
Ches,peske and Ohio Caual, commencing at apo'nt
and extending up the river fifteen miles,
Proposals WILDE received, at the same time, for the
construction of Dam across the Potomac river, at the
upper termination Of the above line, being opposite to
the estate of Mr.. Coston.
Proposals. will also be received at the same time,
f,r the construction Of an Aqueduct across Conogo.
che.gue; four Lift Locks, Guard Lock, and sixteen
Culyerts; all on the above line OF Canal.
Dian of the Dam. Aqueduct. and Locks, with the
specification Of the same, may be seen at this Once
rand on application to the Resident Engineer at H.
t;smsnort after the first day Of August.
specifications, and blank forms OF proposals Tor the
sections Locks, and Cuverts. may be obtained either
at this Office or at Williamsport.
Proposals will also be received, until the Esd Of Au.
gust for the construction Of Lock No. 49, OF six feet
of nine feet lift, on the l4sth section of the Canal and
for the excavation, embankment, and waling, Of the
10th section Of the Canal, all being between the head
of Harper's Ferry Falls and Gsoway's Mil.
BY order: JOhE r. iNSLs'
jy 2o-2awt23dAug CLERK G. & D. e. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26
Public sale.

ny virtue of \ Deed of Irus. from william Veitch
ID and wife. bearing date the 2oh Of September.
1929 shall, for the purposes therein mentioned, on
"wednesday. the 18th OF August next oher "F SAFE e
following PROPERTY, TO wit;
A LOT OF GROUND & WHARF on the
east side of Strand street. in the Town Of Alexandria
Beginning on Strand street lightweight feet three anu
and slfnches to the south Of Wolfe street, thence
south Strand street eighty eight feet three inches
and half; thence eastwardy, pIa!leto Wole street.
into the Potomac; thence northwardly paraleito
Strand street. eighty eight feet three and half inches
thence westwardIy 10 the beginning. Also.
THREE OTHER LOTS OF GROUND on
the west side Of Strand street. to the southwark OF Wolfe
street, and the east side OF twenty feet alley lead
ing from Wolfe street, between Union and Strand sts
which three Lots of Ground adon each other and are
all embraced in the following boundaries: Beginning
on the side Of said alley, eghty'six feet seven IN
ces to the south Of Wolfe streets thence on said alley
south ninety feet; thence east parallel to Wolfe street.
eighty feet to Strand streets thence north on Strand
street ninety feet; thence west TO the BEGINNING Asos
ONE OTHER LOT OF GROUND on the
west side of Patrick street: Beginning one hundred
and twenty five feet from Duke street. running paraet
with Patrick street twenty feeti thence westward
w. parallel to Duke street, hundred and twenty
three feet FIVE inches, thence southwsrdy, parallel 10
Patrick street, fifty feet to sixteen feet alley; thence
parallel TO- and binding said alley, twenty three iee1
FIVE inches; thence northwardly twenty.one iee.,
thence eastwardly, and parallel to Duke street, one
hundred feet, to the beginning
After the sale of the above SHALL If necessary, sen
the following PROPERTY, conveyed to me in trust by
the said veitch and wife, and Benoni Wheat and wite
by deed bearing date the goth Of September, 1873;
A LOT OF GROUND on the south side of
Duke street. between Fairfax and Water streets, bind
ing on Duke street twenty feet ten inches; run
ming thence southwsrdy, parallel 10 Fairfax street,
ninety.one feet six inches to ten feet alley; thence
eastwsrdIy. parallel to and binding on sald a''ey'
feet ten inches, thence northwardy pa.
ralle to Water street, ninety feet s1 inches to
the beginning
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
~ l6-eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26
Notice

COMMITTEE of the SAYINGS FUND INSTf
"A 7U7YONwill attend at the Office Of the Associ'
aon in tn. building ia the Of the Marine trsur.
ance Office, on Monday, the I'd of july, from to O..
clock, p. NJ, to receive deposits Of money; and will
attend at the same place Monday in each week a.
forwards, for the same purpose. by order,
;une 25-d,f w C. PAGE, Treasurer,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26
To Rent.

H.A That extensive BAKE HOUSE, (three ovens)
Es1Is with commodious dwelling, large, open Lot
and v God Yard, lately occupied by Samuel Miller.
ALSO,u
&A The three story BRICK WAREHOUSE, on
Esllll the strand between Jonathan Janney on the
Soutn and Josiah H. Davis on the North, with the Pri'
viIege of the south side Of the adjoining wharf.
ALSO,
FINN The SHOP on Prince street, opposite James
Esill Norris and formerly occupied by him as gro.
cer, store It 10 good situation for business.
Possession of any of the above property may &c had
Immediately, and to good tenants the rent would DC
zmoI4 ROBERT n. MILLER!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26

was Sc 90. We were not advised Of any sales
from stores.
GRA1N.-But little new Whsat has yet reach.
ed our market. We quote 81 lOa 15.-Corn
has been sold at 67 cents, and prime lots would
probably command higher price.-Our quota
ton Of Rye is nominal, as there is none in mar
ket.
CoaN MEAL is in demand at 20 TO rs cents
psr bushel. A load yesterday brought 76 cts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26
Notice.
jy IS

yJlHE copsrtnershp heretofore existing under the
j firm OF Cannell & Wise, is this day dissolved bv
mutual csnsent All persons having claims against
the firm, and all those indebted thereto, viii settle
their accounts with GEO. P. WISE, he being duly
and solely authorized to settle the same
ISAAC CANNELL,
iy2s-2avsw GEO. p. WISE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26
BOSTON MARKET, July 81.

BOSTON MARKET, July 81.
Fyour-Some kinds have improved. The
principal sales are to the trade; 1900 bbs. Gene
see have been taken at S6,50a 6,6ea, and $50
barrels Alexandra mountain $3.50 per barrel
cash.
Gran.-Most descriptions have improved.
and we quote accordingly. We notice sales
since our last Of s 5000 bush. Southern yellow
Corn at 20 c., also about the same quantity at II
a7ec.; 5a 5000 BUSH Oats, part Northern at
e. c., part Eastern so a 81 C. and small sales Rye
IS c., 500 bush. do 81; 1000 BUSH Northern
Corn at 80 C. cash. and $500 bush. Southern 20
per bush. half cash and half 60 days.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, June IS.
Upon a favorable change Of wind, we have
fair supply of Wheat and Flour for the season,
with several parcels Of Oats and Oatmeal. from
Ireland, making the only arrivals since the early
part of the week, that are worthy OF remark
During the period between Tuesday and to-day,
the trade, generally speaking, remained nearly
in the same state as described on Tuesday. At
our market to-day good Wheats commanded
tolerabe degree Of attention. and fair amount OF
business was done; but these descriptions being
held OH higher terms, and the present character
Of other leading markets not seeming to oounte-
nance any material advance, had a tendency to
check extensive sales, and the fne samples only
realized Id to Cd per 20 lbs over the rates OF
Tuesday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26

Mr.. Van Buren, passed through this city yes
terday on his return to New York.
Judge Marcy Of New York. aud Isaac Hill OF
New Hampshire, we're at Harrisburg a few days
sjnce.-Penn Ina.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26
" ants q Situation,

GENTLEMAN who has had considerable expe
"A rienee in Teaching is DESTROYS of employment in
some respectable Academy private familyi IL well
qualified to give instruction in the following branches
viz Reading. Writing. (pl.in and ornamental Antn.
Geography, History, and the Use Of the Globes:
The most respectable testimonials can be had, as to
qualifications and moral character. line addressed
to All. at the Office of this paper, will be immedi
ately attended to jy24-Sr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26

A.B. Mayhem, Dental Surgeon,
rvrur commence his professional visits to Alexan.
w dria on Thursday next, 10th instant, and cOnti'
nue. them on the seosnd and fourth Thursday in each
month during the season. a. B. H. tenders his aek'
to his friends for the very liberal en-
hitherto received, and respectfully soil
eits continuance of their patronage.
B. Persons desiring his professional services are
requested to send note to the Bar Of Clageus City
uH,I may s-d3t&eThf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26

The Wsaiher.-On Wednesday the Thermo-
meter stood at $50, NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. c.

SAlED, July 25,
Rrip Daniel n. Miller, Barbados.
Brig Token, Eldridge, Boston.
Schr. Harriet, Nickerson, HALIFAX.
Schr. Peggy Thomas, Baxter, do.
Brig Nancy Chaplin, Wilson, from Pernam-
buco, IS days, at New York 2sd. Lett Brig
Delos, Barret, for this port.
schr. Olivia Brickell, Page, hence at New
York Esd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26
Saratoga Water,

Saratoga Water,
FROM CONGRESS SPRING..
4 SUPPLY of the above article just received; also
a Robinson's Patent Barley, for making Barley Wa
ter in ten minutes, &c.
On Hand,
swa;m,s panacea and Vermifuge; G. w. Carpenters
Medicines, Compound Syrup Of sarsaparila, Chloride
Of Lime. CHLORIDE OF SODA in bottles, Elegant
Medicine Chests for families and other articles IN the
Drug Line. WI SinoI0"
iy2S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26
l,emon syrup.

AemOn syrup. :.
m BOXES Lemon Syrup, of superior quality, land.
~ inc from schooner Reaper, from Boston, and for
,.i.b EDW'D. DAINGERPlELD.
Who has in Store for sale:
90 hhds Porto Rico (suGARs, part Of su.
p p DO DO New n: ct Orleans perior quality
l0half pipes seignette's Brandy
10 S Ssl, pipes American Brandy
2 pipes Holland Gin
barrels American
90 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, los and Us
No. I Mackerel, &c. &c. JyH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

Public Gale.
nv Monday, Goth Instant a9 o'clock, A. =. be.
u fore the door of the Reading Room on Fairtsz
street. will be sold that commodious two story
f..s, FRAME HOUSE and LOT Of GROUND.
l.l..l formerly owned and occupied BY George Iay.
l.r, so. " -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26

New-York Consolidated Lottery,
= Glass No 25 for 1882
Will he drawn IN New York Wednesday. July Is
1 Prize of $4,000 lprize Of $4,000
| do of 10000 90 prize Of 1000
Tickets IS; halves 4; quarters co. eighths w
To be had in q variety Of numbersat
r. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal 81 eet
q Orders from the country specially attended to-
Drawing Of the Delaware and North Carolina Lottery,
Class No. "A for 1882:
4 As So ii 81 81 26 Sc
Te Combination Nos. "a As SO, in the above
Lottery entitled to prize Of 800. sold at WHITES
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26

n rms. BoURNE returns her sincere acknowledge.
Nl ments to those Young ladies who have waited her
return and together With the ladies' and
gentlemen of Alexandra. that she is to be found at
Mrs Rebeeca Tsylor's, King street. where specimens
Painting and drawing from Nature taught In eight
lessons isatisacton be not given, no compensation
will be expected Also. wax Work and Ebony Work
Mrs B. socits the ladies to call early, as her time
will he limited in the District Of Columba. jy25-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26
For Freight.
For Freight,
Fov Freight or Charter

w ETOfoHV OF S ~
.s6& The schooner NDEPEnDENCE, Taylor,
;&Z& is frs, rate vessel slows SOO bbs; vii tate
freieh TO Madeira, the West Indies or coaswise She
will be ready for the reception Of cargo in three
dsys. Appy to 8. II. & s. II. JANNEY.
~ 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26
Hricks.

IHOR sale, 5000 Bricks.
IL jy23 JOslAh II. JAWS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26

A letter from Moses Hart, supposed Intend
ant Of Trois R.ieres, Lower Canada, to the
Health Commissioners, dated June 80, was com.
municated By the Mayor Of Boston. 1t was as
fol0ws:-
"THE CREAroR EMPLOYS SULPHUR TO PURI
7y The AIR.
Prereatatire and Cure for The 3siatic Che
isra lubr6us:
"Take teaspoon Of sulphur in little mo-
lasses, three times a week, and wear birthstone.
Burning birthstone, in the open air, will de
stroy the Cholera.
"When person is attacked, drink copiously
warm rain water, or water sui phurated With the
acid. or If neither are at hand, warm water
sweetened.
by this simple mode only two deaths occur
red in this Town. midway between Quebec ant
Montreal, where upwards Of 5000 have died, b.
taking brandy aud opium Instead Of water, ant
burning tar Instead Of birthstone.
"MOSES HART"
1t was stated in the Board, that Trois Riviere'
was the only place between Montreal and Que
Dec, that had escaped the ravages OF the Chole
"a. II has or 1900 inhabitants.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-11
ID T. A r III s.

In this town on Thursday last, Mrs. Mary Dou-
bleday, aged S4 years.--Same day, Margaret VIII
Dor, infant daughter Of Mr.. John Horsewc, aged
3 months
On Friday last, Mr.. William Gadding, aged
3S years.
On Monday night last, Miss Mary Doubleday
aged about GO years.-Same night, William j.
n promising child Of Mr.. Daniel {. Denham, aged
about years.
On Tuesday morning, Ira, son Of VIM. Bate
man, Esq. aged IS years.
At Somerset, Miss Sarah Gray, formerly Of this
town, nged 81 years.
In Hudson, N. Y. on the 22d ult. Mr.. Russell
Day, in the Add year Of his age. lie formerly
resided in Catskill where he done business for ma
ny years.--He was a kind and ailectlonate father,
and was much beloved by a large circle OF re'a-
ti,es and acqnaintances
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-11

The r. I. Republican ofIast Tuesday
contains the following scandalous para
graph, viz:
"Where Tristan Burgess is known we
have no fears for the effects of his calum-
mating speeches-it is well known that
he sprung from obseu,iiy he is not
the first instance on record Of a man who
has risen from the dirt being MEcHAN-
&c wishing to kick away the ladder by
which he ascended, and to forget that he
is still no more than one Of the people,"
.Nechanics Of Rhode Island! The above
is copied from the last Il. l. Republican,
and was we are confident, written by a
man who, although himself once me
chanic-a stone cm,cr-now undertakes
to abuse Mr. Burgess because he "sprung
from the dnt"-that is, because he was a
mechanic. 1t is true that Mr. Burgess was
cooper by trade, and entered upon life's
theatre without wealthy friends to push
him forward to distinction.--But MIR
Burgess, unlike his calumniator, has al
ways been proud Of his origin, and like
Franklin, never felt offended at being
reminded that he was Il MECHANIC. MIR
Burgess is the maker ofhis own honorable
and cnviabe fortunes-he has filled with
honor among other places oftrnst, the
Office of Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of this State-a distinguished Pro-
iessorship in Brown University, and va
rious other important situations. His 7ri-
vate character is beyond all reproach.-
What think you, Mechanics Of Rhode
Island, of the "principal proprietor and
editor of the Rhode-Island Republican,"
who says that Mr. Burgess had mean Or
igin, and "sprang from The DIRT" simply
because he was Mechanic' k5SO
shame on the writer of that article, let his
origin or occupation have been what j,
may-sione-c -cufter, distiilcr, r,-politcian,
or Llackguard. bJeO shame on the
creature. Iii
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-11

1t is my belief that Mr. Writ would be
a good President Of the United States,
and Mr. Lathrop good Governor of Mas
sachusetts, were they to obtain these sit
uations unhampered by the principle of
their election. But should they be cleo
ted on the anti-masonic principle, on that
principle it will be expected, by their
supporters, that they will act;-not on
the impartial principle which would be-
come men in such responsible situations.
Hence, they would be constantly expos
ed to temptations and TO perls. Should
Mr. Writ obtain the Presidency, pledged
! by circumstances to act on the principle
that it is dangerous to appoint Free-Nla-
sons to Office, and that no men arc wor-
thy TO be trusted but anti-masons, how
unfortunate and perilous will be his lot!
lie would be the immediate successor OF
man who has subjected himself to con-
stant reproach, for nearly four years, by
acting on partial, prescribing principle
for one of his rivals, and rewarding men
who voted for himself, by appointments
to office. II Mr. Writ does not act on a
partial principle, unknown to the Consti-
tutons Of our country, he will incur the
displeasure of his anti-masonic friends. -
| + he does act on such a principle, others
will regard him, as, like General Jack
son, partial, arbitrary, and prosecuting
President.
/ 1t may further be observed in relation
to Mr. Writ, that WAsHiNGToN was ma
son, and the FIRST President ofthe Uni
ted States, as well as the PRESIDENT OF
THE CONVENTION, which formed the Fed
eral Constitution: How then would Mr.
Writ appear as successor of WASHING
TON, yet assuming to himself the right of
making anti-masonry requisite to Of
flee, and of treating every mason as I'M
worthy of any Office Of trust, honor or
profit, and in this respect, on level with
the unfortunate slaves under a free Gov
ernment! Let Imagination present to.
your view, MIR Writ in the Presidential
Chair, issuing mandates for the removal
.of worthy masons from Office, and for
supplying all vacancies from the anti-ma-
sonic ks;--neXt behold him mediiating
on the inglorious deed, and casting his
eyes around till they are attracted by the
portrait of WAsnINGToN. What then
must be his reflections, his feelings, and
his anticpations? Will he not exclailn-I
alas! what have l been doing? / have,
been acting on principle which, had it
been predominant for the last fifty years,
would have excluded WASHINGTON from.
office, and have deprived the United
States of his important services as Pre-
sident, in the infancy of our government.
BY the time Mr. Writ shall have proceed
cd thus far, will he not be likely to sus-
pect that anti-masonic Institutions, Gun
der the direction Of unprincip pied men"
may be as dangerous and injurious as
Freemasonry? Will he not also be con-
vinced, that there is nothing in the secret
principles Of Freemasonry, more to be
feared than the effects which may result
from the open and aro,red principles of
the anti-masonic Associations?
BE assured, Sir,
that am still your friend,
E. WINSLOW.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-11
Memoir ANDA.

Arr at St. Nazaire, Aug 26, brig Ann Gadsden'
fin New Orleans,
Arr at Hamburg, I7th, ship Boy, fin Matanzas.
Arr at llelveot, goth, brig Charles Joseph, I'm
n. Orleans.
Arr at Cuxhaven 24th, brig Noble, fin Havana.
On the coast Of Peru, Feb 26, ship John Cog
geshail, Macy, no oil; June LIST, Fred. Augustus,
Keene, 700 bbls.
Brig William, Boss, for Mobile, sailed fin Ha-
vana, Sept. IA.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-11
Benz. Cowell, Esq. Providence.
C{IOLERA A.

We refer our renders to the following Report Of
the Board of Health, of yesterday, that they may
not place confidence in the uniounded reports
which have already appeared in the NewBedford
papers relative to the existence Of the cholera in
this place.
HEALTH OFFICE, Newport, Oct. 10, 1882.
The Doad are happy TO state for tina iniorna-
ton OF the public that no case of Cholera exists IN
this town, nor has there but one case been report
ed by the Physicians TO this Board since the l4th
August last, and that took place at house on Fan
nistcr's wharf, and was reported Oh Monday last.
The physician was not called until the patient was
in a state of collapse which terminated in death
OH Monday night Is. B. HOWLAND,cik.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-11
FALL GOODS,
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
Recent Additions.

Recent Additions.
North American Review, NO. 76, July 1882.
The Practical Tourist, or sketches of the state Of
the Useful Arts. and Of society, scenery, sc SC in
Great Britain, France and l1olland-in vols. by
Zachariah Allen.
Landers Discovery Of the termination of the Nj
ger, 2 vols; Harpers Family Library, Nos.35, 36.
Abercrombe on the Intellectual Powers, vol.
Harpers Family Library, NO. 81.
Ivan Vejeeghen, or Life in Russia; nove,2 vo
Legends of the West;ty James Hall, vo l2mo.
Elizabeth Bennett, or, Pride and Prejudice, no
veil by the author Of Sense and Sensibility, 2vols
Tales of the Early Ages; by Horace Smith, Esq.
author of 'Zlah, 'Brambletye House, SC. in 2
vols.
Museum Of Foreign Literature, science and arts,
July and August numbers.
Lives of celebrated Travellers, by J. A. st.John,
3 vols Ilarper's Family Library, NOS. 80, 39,40
Arlington, a novel; by the author Of CRANKY Nv
Dreams and Reveries &C Quiet man, 2 vols.
Two Years aud n halfin the Navy or journal OF
cruise in the Mediterranean and Levant, in the
years 1929, 30, & 81, by E. c. Wines, 2 vols.
Remarks on the statistics and political lnsttu-
tons Of the sated States, sc &c. by WIN. q.
Ousely, ESQ. VOL vo
The Heidenmauer, or, the Benedictines; legend
OF the Rhine; by Cooper, in 2 vols. (sept. 27.