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,, ,, IN FOR TIE ENC UIRER
GoDwiN, the 4ufhOr IF Political Justice Caleb II,jJ
HnnIs--Sf L. y. y

co. an FOR TIE ENQUIRER
ooDwiN, the 4ufhor IF Political Justice Caleb IIiL
iiams-S Leon, &c Sc
SIR; The Editor of the National Gazete having though,
proper, in late paper to sheer at this venerable amth
Tor his acceptance OF the siDecue offered TO him bv Tho
Earl trey, and TO charge him with inconsistency / can.
not avoid making some slluson 10 the circumstances of his
past me- and endeavorng 10 afford true exposition of his
character ana his conduct Apology they not qire
Mr. walsh says, that during the French Revolution no
one would nave believed, that Mr.. Goodwin could possibly
have became securst to the tune OF G2OO per anuuu
lie Is as overwise he over severe ia this
OF his censorious intellect
by character and in print have known Goodwin since
the publication OF the 1udTfO Edition of his Eunuirv in
10 poh'lcai Jusce; and have no hesitation in asserting
ana WITHOUT lear OF contradiction that in no part of his
cOnduct ana ~ no period OF his literary or political life Inc
mas ever JusiIhed the OF the assertion Us
mphedly hazarded by the Editor Of the National Gazelte
IL was IN l794 think, that Goodwin first published his
Enquiry having, as generally understood at the fine
previously learned from Sir j. Scott, then Attorney Gen.
era and now Earl Of Edon, that If il was published in
popular shape, and with view 10 create a popular eC
tecI, ~ would, u possible be prosecuted.
ihls remuneration beforehand proceeded from the per
ceedng from the then called liberal party had before
and at that period nothing else han popular excitement
in view. '' '"'''
However, the publication Of the Enquiry demonstrated
mat was such an appeal, and exclusively directed in
me speculative and reflective, (see the Ency BrtO that
passed. Wltb comparative credit and due rsplitv into
SECOND ana miro Edition IL viewed, by the inelli
gent ana profound observers Of aud his yaoares
metaphysical Play-tng in the hands of an author die
wnoe Tenor OF whose public life demonstrated that he
never intended to promote discord create con(son
ougb MS strange idea as 10 the monopoly OF
eu 70 many very severe that he sc
'"eogeu'o DC Just In the admirable picture he drew Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09

me Instance OF several breeders of the blood horse
- oweePstake has been opened on the following
bREEpERs SrAKEs.-We the Subscribers agree n
run sweepstakes over the Fairfield Course Spring Meet
ing 1885, Tor colts and lies then years old mile heals
entrance, d. t. unless forfeit is declared bv Ist Nav
1902 10 that case $25 only To at the time of subj
Subscribers RICHARD ADAMS p ore now i'e
July 2. VP,e'% IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09

we surrender our editorial space this morning 10 com
nunications and TO celebrations We have
rom our correspondents 6lewlch we will bring out
as early as possible e "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09

late Brussels paper says--"M Legare, Minister of
the United States OF America at Brussels went 10 Antwerp
lew days back, with view, to obtain information for the
conclusion OF Treaty Commerce between Belgium and
'he oted states, which has been in mplation for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09

FnRE-Broke out at O'Clock yesterday morning in 4
'h wooden house at the upper end of The Basin near
ss,yeIss iobacco Factory. IL used as a shop b.,
W.T. h''pn Cruichfleld The house was consumed-apd
some articles were DESTROYED INV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09
A VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR

a VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR
n oALE--ln obedience to the last Will and Tesla.
m, %en s Of DR. Nicholas NJ Vaughan deceased shall on
.he ON day OF next month, (Ausus upon the premises
cen at auction the well known valuable beautif,
estate called oraPakes, in the county Goochand four
mes ABOVE the Court house, and immedatey ON The Ri
containing about seyen hundred and fifty acres of
whch ihree hundred IA fyseven are first and second
low grounds, one hundred and of The former of the
hnest quality, and two hun red and lorty seven Of the
isuer proportion OF which is but little inie or 10 te
hrs about two hundred the high land are clear
Gu inc balance IN wood. The whole OF il is fine wheat
lana, ana oil course fine clover land, upon which plaster
acts win peculiar force The farm in high stale nj
Improvement and there is acre of CALLED mr. CIV
hausted land upon the whole estate II ali finely taken
IN clover, except that in cultivation. The executor
however, has no motive in expressing his opinion hui 10
uuce hose who may have the will and means of pur.
chasnS most desirable estate and healthy situation to
come anu Judge Tor themselves He expects nobodv to
De governed by1hs opinion TIE dwelling house is com.
mod,ous and all the other buildings on the farm in good
condition Tor the comfort and profit of purchaser with
one OF 'ne best threshing machines in the State He will
snpy state IN concuson that the land must be sold and
nd' he payments viii be, third cash. and the balance
III one anu TWO years. the purchaser executing bonds 10.
Ee'ner WIN deed oil trust secure the payments mr.
the t'le will be retained ill the las, payment -
O. JOHN Nj. VAUGHAN, Ex'or OF
O'"P'hess jury D. lS-dsHl N. NJ. Vaughan decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09

their transportation % market II 10 astonishing what
new world OF discovery yet awaits in the bowels the
EARTH aud what variety OF articles upon the surface wiz
be turned to roads and rivers are ade
quaely Improvisation.
TO TIE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER
ScorrsvtLLE, Albemsrle, Va. July 9Th, 1888
h Gentlemen: A few weeks ago, observed in the Eli
qurer notice OF plan OF using wood, in the
uon OF roads, suggested by myself After the
rshecen on and examination OF by myself, and hundreds
VI o'hefs every respect much competent 10 judge
o It's advantages and utility have concluded eSk you
uhoush your paper to give minute description ot
III a"d present some OF its many adv sntages Tor the n
provement OF our Southern aud Western country that the
public may examine understand aud d., terie upon it,
probable benefits As lar have been able to Obtain
any practical or theoretical opinion OF it, with truth
say, that have found but individual ~ no wen
doubted OF lis entire adaptation to the purpose which
IS more particularly intended--ior collateral roads
VIII give such diagram az you can present With
common type aud lines, with a descIiy tion which will
rom IT'S simplicity, enable any 10 Understand the pa
aud estimate its coat:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09

BFDWARD b. WOOD, 4ff0ruev at Ian, Gill It,,
"a the Courts OF Westmorednd, Essex and Ricbmond
Counties tlis Office is at Westmoreland Court House
10y a. 49, 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09

Inc lNississppD State Rights Banner has the follow
ihgi with feelings of deep regret that announce
uie oean oil ms Exceency, a. M Scott, Governor of the
o,ae. lie died at the house OF Colonel GribalI in this
place. last night OF Cholera On Sunday evening last he
'e sghy indispoed, and took his bed He continued
unweli, but not at all aarmngy So until clock p M
%hen ne was attacked violently with the symptoms of
Spasmodic Cholera Every thing that medical skill and
save him--but all in vain" ~ "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09

we understand, that at the last week M q
' 's'os oil William & Mary College, Mr. Saunders OF vii
1n'purg, was appointed the Professor Of Matheps,ir.
! lie Law Chair not filled
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09
IA MELIA SULPHIR SPRINliS 1.I ~ ...i--.-IIii----

a mELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS.-The subscribes
70 az these well known and justly celebrated Medci.
P,"9s, nas from the frequent solicitations OF his
friends aud the public just fitted up large and conmodous
ouhgs'or The accoin'odatOnol Inyalids and all other
persons VINO are desitous Of aydng themselves OF ier
""cs' ana aheahy situation during the ensuing summer
ana auiunn His residence from its elevated and airv
uluon, Is as healthy as te country aorls.Ue deems
Co,heh' upon The medicinal virtues Of the waters as en-,
ey unnecessary; and regards them well alested by tho
S'Se concoWse OF persons who resored to then, for
WeIT health, when entertainment could be had in lie
"csnpofhood lie pledges himself, regards his table
bedding, stables, SC. to spare no pain, In prauon M
ease and comfort OF persons who favor hi with their
IL tie lders himself that with unrng ass,duity and
very accommodating terms he will be able 10 rive endre
'su,IdSnon FRANCIS A. WILSON JR
way - 6-wI2l~
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DEATHS

nth OF his ~ -" '0''"''O"''" '"e ulHly
Died, New Orleans nm tho 9th ,t,;,,o .c.. N, 80.
o. ChoeTi aod in the 9th year age Mr. Jo, Ricb
Ri s son o. the rate MI fhofnns Richardson Thu, cty
INC LhOea, on the 18th
, Dr. Robert Baden in the of Ills are me ccsa
was son OF the late Majot Baon, of oudou connie Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09

r. .. COMMUNICATED.
me Anniversary Of our independence was celebrated
az Cnes'erheId Court House by Volunteer Company,
60 me Chesterfield Greys," composed principally
negnoofhood and home defence. This company of yete
ISs' hough not decked out in The gaudy and tnse trap
ngs OF military hnery, evuced, by the good condition Of
eI arms anu accouremenis that they were well propar
ca a. moments warning, 10 perform effective service If
peed should require After firing few rounds as well to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09
MARRIAGES

g., MARRIAGES.
e. on ednesday evening, july 3d. the Rev Mr. Hughes
at s| Johns Church. Joseph Chandler Etn editor oc %
trhiadopha) to Mrs Maria H. Jones' daughter of
n, H on Monday evening last at uem Heights by the Row
~ DOg"rt, Col Aaron Bur, Mrs. 80 - ~ NV
Mafuad on Saturday evening week Mr. DTane n a rr,.u g.
que' 10 Ns Maria Auioinoo Ringsoi both of sporsto IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09

r. No.hing has yet we understand (says the Columbus
qarer OF the 18TH ult) been effected by the agent
wards making treaty with the Creek Indians Those en-.
gaged In sPecuatons Indian Lands to feel much
interest IN having no treatythough understand that
advantage from the purchases If this be true we think
II Ikely treaty will be effected ullimaielx
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
PETERSBURG RAIL ROAD.

tue communication between the James and
"'Nn0Se rlSersis now rapid, easy and perfect, by
-'4n' Of the Petersburg Rail Road. As this
r-u 0as become very important link in the
IAN u communication between the North and
'e south, the editors of the Petersburg Intell,-
: "'er nave obtained from friend, for the in.
'"luon OF travellers. the following statement
" lis advantages:
~ lNe Mail aud Passengers are now trauspor.
-" an OF the Rail Road, between Peters.
ss aod Fayetteville, IN Sc hours-distance GIG
8 -tro'rs this town to Baltimore, BY the way
'oS' BY Steam-b boats. in 2s hours; by
OF Washington in So hours; from Bal.
y, Sa're to PhiladeI phia, in nine hours; making
,,,a. '".e Time taken in travelling from Fayet.
\, "r, ~ Z. through Petersburg to PhiIadel phia,
%'eaty.three hours-and such is the arrange
~ me line, that the passengers are not dis.
IoU wv p OF their rest but one night. TIE road
NJ oaSeley to Fayetteville, is known to be
n,. VI me best in the Southern States, and the
s,, rs aad coaches first rate. We are not aware
!, "a, any route OF communication from the South
,,rS me North, presents as many comforts and
''sU'enees to the traveller as the above"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS

1t appears, from the reportof interments in
both burying grounds, from the 9th to the 2lst
INST inclusive, that the plumber of deaths dur
ing that period amounts to 1s6. The general
opinion is, that the yellow fever is now prevail.
ing: however, not to such an extent as public
rumor may represent: nevertheless, it may be
prudent for those who are not acclimated, and
who dread the disease, to remove for while out
OF the city, and those who are absent should not
return thither until the full extent Of the danger
be ascertained.-N. O. Cour ED .2ug.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
NEW YORK MARKET. SEPT. q.

Flour AND MEAL.-Western Canal Flour has
been in better demand, and some considerable
sales have been made. at an advance of 81 cents
on the prices of last week-fair brands, fresh
ground. at s so, and fancy, 5 62a. Southern,
generally, is not much in demand particular
brands, however, command full prices. Sales of
North River Rye, aAoat, at 624. Advices
from Liverpool. to 9Th August, received yester-
day, state reduction there of IS As sterling per
quarter on Wheat, in consequence of very favo.
rable weather for the harvest. Export. from lst
to Slst August, Wheat Flour, 1868 bbls
+ Price Current.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
NamiNtoNiaM School.

TyNIE subscriber has at length obtained possession Of
L the room thai he has SO long wished: to occupy
on the north side of Prince, between Washington and
St. Asaph streets-inro which he has removed his
SCHOOL, and having procured competent assistance he
is prepared receive additional number of scholars
Since the recommends ment of the exercises of his
School the Teacher has made very important atera
ton in his system of government Having abolished
the practice of coporesl Infections he has adopted
thods &C resrsint and confinement the ONLY mode Of
punishment to be used in his School, exeeP, in
of vicious violation Of the most important rules VI the
Institution.
That such system may be successfully pursued, the
subscriber is s'resdy fully convinced, and its adysnta
ges too paIpaby evdentto need rehearsal 1t IL
only proper to saw, that it is known, and universally
admitted, that the OF the rod tends u harden the
feelings, and destroy those natural sci sibtes which
children invariably pc i'm very eminent degree
Children may be mortified and punished by restraint
wi hout egrsdng them in their own estimston; and
by confinement they have an opportunity, forced upon
them AS il wsre for meditation and reflection Their
Teacher has likewise opportunity thus afforded him
of ssoning with his delinquent pupils, and OF present.
ing to him his de!nquencies in their proper character
by corpores punshments feelings OF fear and dres adj
AMI many instances disgust on the part OF the scho
lar; and the part of the Teacher, feelings OF nrita
bility and peevshness often produced d.
amrtrcay incompatible with those which should al
WAYS subsst between teacher and his scholars, and
which should ever actuaie them in their intercourse
one with another But by a system ofrewards and pun.
isht ns hich are in themselves of value, child
may be taught to pursue good for goods sake With
being actusted b, rrmuneratve considerations or
by the debasng principle Of fear.
In this school the usu a, branches Of English edu
cation are taught Particular attention is paid to the
manners and morals Of the pupils: they required
TO be neat and cleanly in their persons and cothngi
TO be punctual in their attendance at school, and to
20 Immediately home from school. The Terms are
moderate. and in making them so the subscriber
. ouid urge the necessity Of pun,uaity on the part
of his patrons that his attention to his scholars may
be constant snd undecided.
ISAAC II ROBBINS.
NB Ills Night School, for apprentices and others,
will commence on the night OF the 10th Of the present
month. II. H.
sept 6-d3tSeo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
GuVerness wanted.

1 GENTLEMAN residing in Virgins wishes to pro.
n cure as Governess lady who is qualified to teach
the ordinary branches Of English Education. One
capable Of teaching Drawing ard Music would be pre-.
ferred though this would not be indispensable. A
letter. mentioning particulars, terms, &c would re.
ceiye immediate attention, If addressed TO Gen ARMS
tead, Upperville, LoudGun County, Va sept 5-St
" National Gazette, Philadelphia. will insert the
above three times and send bill to the advertiser.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07

We are much gra,i6ed to learn, that Mr..
Durant the celebrated Eronaut, has made ar.
engagements with the proprietor Of the Observable
~ Garden, or Citizens Retreat, or Federal
Hill, for an ascension from that place on some
day within the present month. Due notice Of
the time fixed upon, will be given SO soon as
the necessary preparations are completed. Mr..
Durant-who is perhaps the most skfuI and sue
cessful Eronaut now livins-has attracted such
crowds Of spectators to witness his ascents in the
northern cities, and has won so much applause
from all classes Of the community, that we can
entertain no apprehensions as to the success Of
his visits 10 Baitimore.-Bah Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
Boots u shoes.

IT, WHITE has just received, per schooner Abb
% gail in part, and will continue to receive by the
regular arrival from the North, general
FILL SUPPLY OF BOOTS e. SHOES,
And now offers for sale
Gentemen's fine calf sewed Boots
DO do pegged and nailed Boots
DO do sewed, nailed & pegged Nonroes
Ladies' lasting, morocco and leather shoes of va
rious kinds
Chldren's Shoes of al kinds
Together with general assortment of Coarse Stock
All of which will be sold, wholesale retail, at the
lowest prices.
lades' and Gentiemcn's Boots and Shoes made to
order in the latest fashions, fsuperior materials and
workmanship. sept2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07

Arrangements are making to work the Stone
Quarries at Occoquan on an extensive scale, to
supply stone for the Potomac Bridge.
Occoquan, with its mills and factories and
stone quarries, will be quite busy place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
Sugars, Coffee, &c. &c

sugars, COnee, &c. &c.
90 flhds and boxes Porto Rico and Hayans)
20 10 boxes white Brazil Sugars
5000 lbs Louisiana Refined Loaf
so bags Rio, Asracsibo and Manila Coffee
so packages Gunpowder. Imperial, Young lily.
son and Pouchong Teas
10 hhds Cuba Molasses
20 boxes cheese
cases Pine Apple Cheese
10 kegs Ground Ginger
10 do Carrots Snuff
Is barrels Cider Vinegar
6 do Epson Salts
so lbs Gloves
10 do Mace
100 do Cassa
20 boxes Raisns
80 do Soap and Candles
so barrels Nett and Gross iierrngs
10 boxes Richmond Tobacco (plug, 1851
10 bags Pepper
S do Pimen'o
500 pieces Wall Paper
Letter Cap and Wrapping Paper
Ground Alum and Blown Salt
nadder, Alum, Copperas, Indigo
birthstone, Prussisn Blue
Together with general assortment of WINES and
other GROCERIES,, now receiving, and offered,
wholesale and retail, upon fair terms, BY
WILLIAM N. McVEIGH,
sept6 Prince street wharf.
" Leesburg Wasbingtonian and Political Specta
tor (Wsrrentoa) 4 times, and charge w. N. n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07

Mr.. J. S. Curtis, at his mandatory in Hamp.
ton, Conn, turns out ten thousand pair of sill.
yer spectacles per anuum, and now contemplates
enlarging his establishment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
FROM ROTTERDAM.

Capt. Webster, arrived at New York from
Rotterdam, whence he sailed July so, reports
that when he left the city the cholera was raging
Capt. Webster has lost several Of his men on
the passage BY this disease.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07

The Steamboat Waterman, Lieut. Gedney,
of the U. S Navy, commander, sailed yesterday
at one O'Clock for Mobile. intending to stop at
Charleston to take in fuel. This boat was built
a, Washington, d c. and is to transpor, the U.
S. mail on Lake Pontchartrain between New
Orleans and Mobile. The Wa,,hman is a staunch
boat Of 246 tons, with elegant accommodations
for passengers. aud low pressure engine, con.
structed by Messrs. Waterman s. Bratt of this
city. II is expected that the effnr.s which the
contractors on that route are now making, will
enable them to convey the New Orleans mail
with regularity. On the arrival of the Watch
man at Mobile, Capt. Edmundson will assume
command Ball. finer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07

We were yesterday indebted to the poiteness
Of a gentleman for New York papers in advance
Of the mail. No foreign arrivals nor news Of
importance.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
a Camp Nesting

WILL be held under the superintendent of hi
w nisters, and members of the Methodist Episco
pal Church the land of Mr. 7. Wilson. about
miles from Washington City, near the rockville and
City Turnpike. The grove is most beautiful ard the
water good and abundant. To commence on Thurs.
day, the 18th Of September Al persons friendly to
such meetings are invited TO attend.
aup 3l-eo4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
Farm for sale.

I WISH to sell FARM, containing 312 ACRES,
l adjoining my residence. Il is heavily tmbered.
and has on . variety of fine Fruit. great bargain
may be had If Immediately applied for.
Fairfax County, Va. ID. p. DULAEY
aug l4-eotf q,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
Sugars, MOlasses, Wines, &c

Sugars, MO\asses, Wines, &c.
on Hhds and boxes ST. Crox; Porto Rico
~ and Hsvans .ao,
10 barrels Brazil S"'
1000 pounds white
10 hhds bright Retailing Moasses
so casks Sicily Madeira, Port, huscat, Mar
settles and Greek Wines
40 bags Maracaibo, haris, Java and Rio Coffee
% packages Gunpowder, Imperial, Young lily
son, PouchOng and Souchong Teas
IS boxes Plug Tobacco
2 hhds winter pressed Sperm Oil
30 barrels Cider Vinegar
5 boxes %s 3 Pi nsse Apple Cheese
10 boxes Colgate starch
20 do Soap and Candles
50 dozen Corn Brooms
do Covered hats
50 do Bed Cords and Leading Lines
90 resms Writing Paper
Together with general assortment Of other GRO
CERIES y snip CHaNBLERY, for sale on mo
derate terms by
sspt7 LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN.
Drafts THIS DAT
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass No IS fur 1856.
will be drawn in Philadelphia on Saturday, sept7
&C Numbers-l0 drawn Ballots
Splendid Capitals:
prize of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
/ do of 10000 80 prizes of 1000
| do of 5000 SO do Of 500
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 50i eigh,hs Is
On sale in great variety by
JAS. KIOKDAN.
TT Uncurrent Notes and Foreign Gold purchased
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
$40 Reward.

WAS LOST, on Saturday last, gold, pstent lever
w Watch, marked Samuel Brothers & Go. max
ers. Castle street, Liverpool. No 1856 The above
reward will be given for the return the Watch. Ap
ply at this Office. sept 4-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
New Elementary School Books.

New Elementary School Books.
A SERIES of Introductory School Books, BY II l..
= Esrnum just published, viz:
The Chijd's First Book Of Spelling and Reading;
with 67 cngrsvings
The rh'ids Second Book of Spelling and Reading,
connected with the Elements Of Writing; with SIS en-
cravings
The Chlid's Third Bouk Of Spelling, Reading and
Writing, connected wi th Enumeration and hensuratior
with maps and engrsvings Being an easy introduc.
ton to arithmetic and Geography.
First Book Of Geography, connected with Spelling,
Reading and Writing illustrated by 80 maps, and
many beautiful eng rawlings.
The Authors leading principle IS association; i'm
parting ideas in the natural and expeditions
ner representations of visible familiar objects.
Jus, published and for safe by
ELIZA KENNEDY.
ar Teachers, School COMMITTEE, snd those inter.
ested in Education invite 70 cali and examine the
above sept2