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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-09
From the Boston Courier.
DUTIES OF WOMAN.

We are indebted to the Mercantile Jour-
nal for the following extract from a sermon
delivered at the church, in Bowdoin street
by its minister, the Rev. II. WinsloW. II
contains merited rebuke on those women
who are perpetually exhibiting themselves
before the public as officers of societies and
aspirants for civil and political distinction.
The physical constitution of the sexes
plainly indicates that as a general rule, the
more severe manual labors, the tolls of the
feldj the mechanic arts, the cares and bur.
dens of mercantile business, the exposures
and perils of absence from home, the du-
hes OF the learned professions, devolve
upon man, while the more delicate and re-
tired cares and labors of the household de-
yolye upon woman
'The intellectual and moral constitution
OF the sexes, as well as the bible, instructs
MS thatall The affairs of state, both civil and
political, all the affairs of the church. as
respects both government and public teach
ing, all the enterprises for evangelizing and
reforming the world, all the more public,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-09

A description the person JESUS C,,pisr
aS 1t was found in an ancient manuscript
sent by Publius Lentulus, Prstor; of fJudep,
to the senate ofR6me:
There lives at this time in Judea, a man
ol singular character, whose name 4 Jo.na
Ohfls'' The bafbarians esteem him
ih piOPno' Du' his followers adore him as
the immediate offspring of the immnrtaI
' @od' lie is endowed with such unnaraI.
ieled virtue as to call back the dead from
Si 5iolr graves and to heal every kind of
ulssa'e with word or touch. His per.
son Is tall and elegantly shaped, his ASPECT
and reverendj his hair flows \,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-09

those beautiful shades heh no unitel
ors can match, falling with graceful cr,.
below his ears, agreeably conching on r.
shoulders, and parting on the crown orl
head, like the head-dress of the Noz,r;.
his forehead is smooth and large; his cbce,,
without spot, save that Of lovely rcd: ii,
nose and mouth are formed with eyouisa,
symmetry; his beard is thick and suitob,
to the hair of his head, reaching little h
low his chin, and parted in the middle IL,
a fork; his eyes are bright, clear, and %.
rene. lie rebukes with majesty. CON,
sells with mildness, and invites with II.
most tender and persuasive language. II,
whole address, whether in word or dsoJ
being elegant, grave, and strictly characo,
istic of so exalted being. No man b,.
seen him laugh; but the whole world bebcj
him weep frequently; and so persuasive a..
his tears, that the multitude cannot with
hold their tears from joining in sympaA,
with him, lie is very modest, tampe,,s
and wise. In short, whatever this pbcoou
enOn may turn out in the end, he seem, q,
present a man of excellent Beauty and d.
vine perlections, every way SURPRISING M,
children Of men,"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-09


Recent OccurrenceS.-Loaler, with rl
hair hanging over the collar of what NAL
once evidently been a coat, brought ba6-
the Recorder. Recorder intmates tina, ri,
mode Of life is more economical than hon,
est. Loaler suspends the tails of his COZ,
over his reversed arms, and enquiries Of lB
Honor 'what he will take to drink
New poetess makes her appearance +,
Ladies' Magazine; fond of getting into II.
corner of dimly lighted hall, sitting on,
reversed flower pot, looking up at sla,ca
sky, and weeping ever SO much.
Charitable old woman calls upon editor
to assist in relieving i family found 'drowl
ed in tears Editor assumes an cxpres
sion offace disgraceful to no tombstone, and
refers her to the Coroner.
Seven kittens, scarcely day old, witt
their fruitful mother, the tenants of an o.l
hat. Loaier walks off with the cmbr3
hopes of future Whittington's. Clr.r
stops him. Recorder sends thicrto prisa
and kittens to the sausage merchant
institution for the blind.
Gentleman at Jersey City goes in 70
bathe.-Loafer steals his clothes. Gcn.g.
man standing on the shore without rer
stitch, asks a passer-by if he cannot SUP
pose the perplexing delicacy of his sina.
ton! Passer-by says he can.
Frail young woman, with cambr,
handkerchief, brought before the upper pc
lice Crime, night walking. Magistraa
enquiries if she don't think she's a pcly
creature! Young woman aufhoriscs him
to say that when he writes home to hi.
friends
Tavern keeper bawls across the street %
Ice merchant, How is ice this morning.
Merchant cocks his head like magpie, and
bawls' back, Gold as ever:'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-09

a DisAPPoINTMENT.-A lady, who had
ooaSted highly at dinner of the good uan.
nerS OF her little darling, addressed him
with
CHARLES, will you have some more beans'
NO. was the ill hammered reply.
mo exclaimed, the astonishcd mother
mo what!
mo BEANS, ma, said the child.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-09

n 'o'fty AuttiOneer.-An Auctoneef
said OF gentleman who had bought ta'
oie' but never came to take it away, that
ne was one of the most m,-com5Or-taDh
persons he ever knew in the whole course
of his life!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-09

fan'e'-llow many tears, how much
blood have been shed to nourish the tree Of
'reedom' of knowledge, or life eternal,
ana forgotten! The greatest and most he
roic aeIlons are done at home, and the spir'
It ol the world will surely read our annals
win more fndulgent eye than the histo'
rlan' who can scarcely seize upon one in .
thousand of our good and great deeds.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-09

4ue" o. Letter8.-The liveliest copy OF
ofPheus's descentinto hell, is when CLEAN
ol inspiration breaks upon a man of genius
when surrounded with trouble. All the
sound OF the Tyre, all his pains are at an
endi the hot tear leaves the sparkling eye
'le snakes of the furies are quiet; Ixion's
wheel discourses music, and SysyPhu'
res's upon his stone, and pauses to listen
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-09

why is dog, biting his tail, like gooa
Economist 2
because he makes both e1ds meet
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-09

ne % %1O begins '0ith severity in judging
''GnOfher, ends commonly oiM GSl,e6ooJ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-07

- RICHARDS, Tobacco and Snuff manutac-
y :urer, No. 217, Camr erect, New-Orleans,
wishes to infor his and the public in general,
thai he IS now prepared to furnish any thing, IN the
above business, and has constantly ur nle tho following
;'ticlcs
SNUFFS. .-
Rose, German RaPpec,
Mac;boy, Englis, Phi Regent,
American Rappee; N&:chito lies,
Initiated, American gcntlcnan's,
Bc,gamot, Dunke,t fappee,
Irish llackgu;ua, ST. Oaiar,
Curcoa, Paris,
Pure parish, flalf coarse tappee,
Scotch, and genuine tooth powder.
TOBACCO.
Fin. cut chewing, sweet scented or plain.
Fine cut smoking, of various qualities.
Rh-ioot Virginia, Spanish, &c.
The above articles all warranted, asg d, ifnet s,-
i,c,iur any thing OF the kind anportc'l and will be
iumish to dealers the mos, liberal terms may
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-07

TEEE FLORIDA STAGE CQlaTs,

8 ~ = 4 M IL y A Il EINE
zazz?.z51z;s k5S1z=.iG 80
THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALE DAYS.
FROM Mobile tAlabama) to Augusta tr.
a EANES Mobile every other da, immc io.Ei, e.o)
the arrival of the mail from New Orleans n "es
steamboat EMEIlNE, Blakrly, coaches 10 pts,..,e
steamboats, (per Pensacola Pay ST Rosa sound and tha'
ahache Ri;rr and Bay TO Cedar Bluff COACHES , I0c
via Marisnna, Chattaoochcc, Formerly Mount V"s
non cambridge, Pindcrton; l.awkinsvile and a .en
VILE to Augusta passenger taking his seat at NJ
bile is in danger Of hcir thrown out Or esin ".
pre- crcnce by other conflicting Interests AS he III 1''
DA LINE is hut one concern, and under one co,,,
throughout, and may rely wlrn CERTAINTY upo, I To-
arrival at Augusta in time specified, through all w"m
el and any season, unless some most unforeseen s.
uophe should occur. The Great New Orleans Mas
is carried by this route. The Agents for accomn"1 a'
ton Teams Coaches :td Drivers are rot s,,passoS
the southern country.
The smooth, hard, natural roads, the safe and III,
lsing water na,is ation, the Time and accon,mo,s
afford the Traveller speed, certainty, comfort and n
inc variety; connected rs ii with hc Rail Raaa
travellers can rea ii New York from New Orlc...A,
LESS THAN II DAYs'-W asl,ington city in t.
From Chattahoochcc, Florida, we have a Br,,.,
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to ST Marks boa
most coaches, also two Branches from llawkinsr;n%
cone /" sTocKfo l'ss 'ss y ss
1
AUGUSTA, Goth Jan 1855.
Office at Mansion House, Mobile, {
distance, New Orleans to Mobile, $50 mil.
Mobile to Augusta, 5i0 :"
Augusta to Charleston, lS6 :.
Charleston to New York. gsO--,so
Time, New Orleans to Nozzle, % hour,
Mobile to Augusta, 1880 "
Augusta to Charleston, lo {.
Charleston to New York, Sc Of,
Making. lGs miles per day. or miles per hour nrlu
s,c of all s,oppascs. noylo
n b. l beg leave to intern the public Ix, N.
bridges over he Chetsloockc swamp ad Hard lalw
creek have just been completed the general govern
mc (c o, obstacles operating against this safe and
speedy rou,c) are thus happily removed; and have hs
pleasure ole;nning from travellers ths,t4e coachcslm.
s. drivers and roads are % the first order; and as The
water route from Pensacola to Cedar Bluff, i, admit,
ted by all who have passed through ,c he unsurpassed
uro,cllies beauty and safety. Tie bridges through
Georgia have also bccnrcpai,ea. J NJ BAKER,
THOMAS q. SWAIN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-07

ny l.AFONTA 81 Camp Street, has on hand and
4 eosiars Jor sae lh0Indisn Ibis dry Malaga vine
200 q casks do do 30 ar casks Goac do 80 do Lisbon
10, lfrirss Madeira, do 10 pr casks d. one eighth
do do 30 dozen do do 30 do Goucn wine 30 do port 10
40 do old Burgundy, 39hfpipes london dock brandy 10
pipes Catalonia red Wine 10 qrcasks do, so fpipes ma
Sicily Madeira vino, . casks, % doz London porter
pnts 50 sacks soft shcllcd Almonds 80 boxes slclled
almonds Ceases liquoricc paste Caracas in
dg@, leases gum Arab, 80 :cs assorted picked fish
20 cases Ponrhong tea, 50 Glib boxes hyson do 80 Lbs
picked goldfish 100 10 Potomac herring 80 kgs eioshen
butter. nj
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-07
I'll A.Eg 81 w ARE.


UOSEPII KNETrLE, 81 Co.-importcrs ofForegn
~ and Domestic Hardware, receiving trsm Eu-
rope and the Atlantic Cities, direct from the Manutac-
turcrs an extensive assortment of Fancy and Heavy
Hardware comprising every article in the line which
they offer low.
Country Merchants and others invited to call and
examine their stock which consists, Ill part OF table,
nutchcrs pocket sadlers and stra" knives plated and
Britannia spoons, needless pins, hooks and eyes, sho
wells and sradc, longs shovels Tenders, andirons, Brit
tania and uIuned ware, brushes bunk books and pa
per- looking glasses anvs, vices screw plates, hand,
=rdge and uuil hammers smiths bellows American an
English blister cast shear German and crowley steel,
plough mouids trace, and log chain, wscdng, Louis.
lana and grubing hoes Mattocks, pick axes, corn and
grass scythes, Collins, Kings and Simmons choppng
axes, wrought, horse and cut nails, cotton and wool
cards coffee and mills, planes aud plain irons, CHS
els, gouges Locks sad, irons hooks and hinges guns
pistols, shot powder and liquor TASKS, percussion caps
powder tea, fish, brass and bell Metal kettles gun,
knob chest trunk and pad locks bride bits stirrups
m3O.
Y cciyng from an heard ships Yazoo, and Saratoga,
aud brig Concnylia, from New York, great variety OF
goods in their line, which together with their former
stock on hand, makes their assortment very complete
The following compose part viz: shell twist side
tack and dressing combs horn do ofa descriptions, In
dia rubber, silk and worsted elastic garters, common
scidz powders, powderpuifs and boxes, oilepowdeI
pocket looks and wallets, needle books, shell, pearl
ivory and morocco card cases. head ornaments, plain
raj beads, necklaces anl ncggees, bead Chains, bead
Indian beads bells and plumes; pistol and large pew
der TASKS shot belts, horse, belt pocket and duciling
pistols double and single harrccd guns Bowie knives
and rks. scissors shears pocket knives guard chains
and ribbons, waist buckles, cloth, hair tooth, naicomb
'rumb, shoe, plate floor and busting brushes, Cologne
Florida, lavender, rose and bay water assorted essences
am extrncs, Maccassar, bear antique and Wards vc-
getabla hair oils shaving and toilet soaps of all des-
crptions, ladies' and gcntlcmons desks and dressing
cases, hair tee let's rActtes and brnds, plan fancy and
musical work boxes plain and gilt, figured coat and
vest buttoas pearl and IVORY shirt do, shirt studds gold
and silver pencil cases, ootpeks and t~cezcrs, plated
and gilt locketa, miniature do, silver brass and steel
tnhles hooks and eyes, hair pins, imitation fruit blk
and ink shoe backing vions and guitars ribbed
and plain percussion caps, linsn twine scented cush
lens, gold and sill, CT lace and fringe Inter paper, game
bags, riding whips, walking canes playing cards, fins
gold, plated and gilt icwrlry &c.
The above. together with great variety of other art
clcs arc Offered, al wholesale rell accommodating
terms.
NIB Shell combs repaired.
aAONi.E x MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
j Painters, No S C.wondele street, two doors from
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-07

ssENi{Y X LEE q co, No 9 Magnziae street,
HI E9w receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville
hen'ecky, Eagle, arh ether late arrivals irom the
Northern sten large and new selected assortment
ig;ets, Dcots, shoes ANA Br0g;lns,
consisting OF snieuen's fine calf and Morocco boots
DO q quaiiiy; do bu1d, and stout wax pesged hoois
various qMtes mems fine cat seal and Morocco
---H" rilapssmd brosms, buckskimshoes, brogars
altpsrs; mems fine cali and kippcd lcgscd shoes and
bros,us; do boots; do kip and wax pcgget shoes
and bIogaas; senicaeu's best quality ctif sewe Shoes
brosals and Jack Dowinss; do calf and Morocco
tiese s!oes and broams; do calf, seal and M""r""'
inGa shoes and Slippers, do calf, buff AK seal wn'Ss,
anew article; do fme e,lt, seal and morocco quarter
boots boys, misses nnd ctc peg Ell and soviet
bros.lls, and shoes OF every quality and kind. =
! Also general assortment, OF meas stout and
-: hiosans and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
rg,o nNsr quality, russell hrcgans, nailed i'll the
s!a''ks, maSe expressly for plantation use; god
sediment Of mems fine and stolt kip russett hra5;ns
CIV artiel', and mse quantity of an intcriur qual.
flisset aia wax blosHHs.
Ladies' fine calf, seal morocco ana, grain wells, and
pump sole shoes; do ilm French Morocco anil Kid run
round slippers; do shoes, with ami without heels;
10 calf seal and soit leather hootecs; l'ue'Ia shoe
of all kinds and qualities; do LASTING, b. oans y;tev
e, and oxei boptces. Misses lasting spring socsa,
b os'ns. Chii'lrens coored Morocco and lasting bro
,;hs and boots, &c.
Gentemcn's nc fashionable black silk hats; do blac'
aud 'ra beaver 10 OF superior qualify; do i.,itani
iioran ,oi broad ara narrow him mems fine dlr'b ant
black &!ssa short mapped hats new article. Youths
large size hats of Iiclcn, qualities; do ,ldr.n's
Mems and BIS black and dl"b wool hats eff virou
slal'es with general assQttmemt OF boys and men
seal ras.
THIS assortment will be rcpcni$lteA b, tie arrival o
each packets from The named c,ies, all of whic
val he sold on accommodating terms. aug lit
TENEEh's MAP OF LOUISIANA, SC. &c
\ New flAp OF LOUISIANA, wi Ii its canals, roal
~ and Distances runt place to place. along the stag
AMI Steamboat routes, by II. $. Tenrcr
MiroaELE's Ma o. "uE UNITED STATES, shown
e principal Turnpike and common roads, which ar
IL,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-07

STATE OF LOUlSiANA-pnri-h of Ouchitu
~! JllCh is hereby given to resident owners and
~ proprietor of land: especially to Daniel W Cox
Henry Turner orto any other person persons whoh
It may or doth concern, their heirs executors, admin
siralors and assigns, npmsuunce FIVE several or
dnanccs of the Police Jury of said parzh passed and
approved on the 18th of July, 1885, ths ih September
1888; the oh July, 1886; and the 9th of Dec. 1885, and
oiihe 9TH Feb. 1887; and further, i'll pursuance Of the
different sections OF an passed the 2nl session of
The LIST legislature ofthe Territory OF oreuls entitled
an act reIave 10 Roads and ev.cs, and the Police Of
Cattle approved 9Th of April 1897 and of the rsr, ID,
and 3d. sections OF anac1 passedu the LIST session of the
~ Legislature of The state of Louisiana entitled an act
Supplementary to the several acts relative to Roads
and i.eyeof, approved Feb l8th l335.--That unless
the roads aud other works, ordained BY the said Po-
lice Jury, ami i'll pursuance to laws, shall be worked
aud completed, us the ordinance ordinances Of said
noll"c Jury III pursuance laws directs ON Or before
the LIST otJaiy ID 1887, that the wall he done
III the charge and expense ofsajd noa resident prupri,
tors and that property sufficient will he sezcd and sold
to satisfy The expenses Illus occuzouol.
LEWIS L I.t1iE,
M Paris Indigo
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-07
SPAIN REVISITED, Sc.


SPAN REVISITED, Sc, by the author of "A wear
~ in spain in . vols.
Traits gtLaitn character, generally applicable 10
the Aborisipiss Of North America, by q Turner, Esq,
> vols.
The PolMicaf Gr"mmar, of the United Stutcs, on
complete view Of the theory aud partice of The general
and state governments, with the relations bet een them
-dcdcated and adapted 10 thc young men OF the United
States, by T. ID Mansfield, Esq.
Ai""od@ H"4i@g Tours iqtcrsporsed oith character
stic anecdotes, savings and dnngs sporting men, in
GLIDING notices Of the principal elack riders OF Engaud
with analytical contents, and scaera index OF Names .
volumes.
CO@mcnLa'ies on Eqn'ty J~i&pra3cnrc, as admin
istered i'll England and America, by Joseph Story l. l.
Dane professor of law in Harvard University vol Is
Sd, ChHyS GencrnL Pruciice.
Vol 1871, u ea.icirS Reports.
The Scmimcnas 0rFYo%ers, with IL colourcd plates
London edition.
ALso-A few moro cupicsnf Comhc's Phrcnologv,"
"Ricnzi ufge Surveyors cnmnasses utSuperiur quail
ity, with chains, Billiard Balls Of al-i and 10 inches
Gillos nrroycdmetalic Pens, japancd pupes, weights
&c. Sec. SC.
Just received, and for sale by
m3l BENZ. LEVY.
NTEW BOUKS--Ihe C,4ypn Miscpl!e,y No 5, con-
" timing legends Of Spain by lie urthor Of ,
Sketch Book. lioICliKiSS {. Co,
O5l pi f'l.nt,ye
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-07
Nryv plrnIJ,,ATJoNs

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Tales Of my Ncigaborhoed by the author of "'Tle
Collegians,' in . vols.
4g@ss Scrie by he author Of "Ihe iciress,' i'll two
Volumes
Elements Of International Lar, with Sketch of the
History of the Sclcrcc by Henry Wheaton, LII. p.
A Frnct'cal TrcatiSe LocomoIire Engines upon
Rail Hays work intended to sho'7 the Construction,
the mode of acting, and the e ,e"t o those en- .nes in
conveying heavy loads to gre Tire means of ascertain.
ing inspection o. the load, and the results it II
produce under various Renaissance and in different 10
cnllties; to determine the quantity of fuel and water it
will require; to fix the p opo lions w.ch ought ia be
adopted i'll the construction of an engine 20 make
swer any intended purpose etc.: with practical iatcs
giving at once the results of The formula, founded upon
great mnny new experiments, made large SCALE
in daily practice on rhs liverpool and n chichester
Railway, with many different engines and considerable
trains ofcariagss, to whc! is added appendix, shaw
wing the expense Of conveying .oois by locomotive
angnes on rail roads, By Chov + NJ q dc Pombour.
Justrcceived and for snle by WNI hl'llEAN,
sl3 Corner of Camp and Common Streets.
U ETFERS, CONVERSATIONS, & RECOLLEC-
IL TIoNS, of 5 L Colcridge.
Rsnngsmarkc, or Old Times in the New World: be-
Ing Nos and of The Uniform Edition of Paulding's
Works.
Cotton, on the Religious State Of the Country
Whale Fishery; being Nos &c AMI q of the Boys and
Girls Library.
Just received by
Jl2 CH BANCROFT Ii Camp st.
CAPTAIN MARRYATTS NEW NOVEL, Mc-
" f'aHIia The Refer, by the author of Peter Simple
in 2vos.
s!immags, or Winter at schloss Haiafcd in Lower
Syria, by Captain Basil Hall, Royal Navy, F. r.
Iord Roht,n, a romance. by Allan Cunningham, vol
Nepgar1 Lee, written ov himself in y vols.
CompeadigrS History IF italZ translated from the
ring No. ~ of llarpers Family Library.
Vols. \ Of tue new complete and uniform edition
ef Washington Trring's Words.
Rogers French ant EagfiM Dirtiouary in lyol 3yo
Nn@'"fs F:ench and English Dictionary.
Boln'or's 7;etema4ne-
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CAPTAIN MARRYATF'S NEW NOVEL, Sc
" RMALiA BE ReeLer by the author of Peter Smnls
AUlLroN IS PARADISE LOST, with illustrations
Va by John Martin

Nh oN . l.DS Wlin ILLUSTRATIONS
We by John Martin.
Fin ems beauties of hyron portraits of III pri,r-
cpal female characters in Lord Byrons Poems. En-
Sfaved from original paintings by eminent artists with
extracts illustrating each subject.
FINDERS landscape illustrations Of the Bible consist
he Of views OF the most remarkable places mentioned
m re od and New Testamens, from finished drawings,
maze from original sketches taken on The spot.
lieRtll'S Gallery OF British Engmyings.
! he Gallery of Modern British Artists.
he String of Pearls, collection of first rate cngra-
Wings illustrations ofll:e Passes ri the Alps, by which
tts1y communicates with France, Switzerland and Ger
1'ny. BY William Breckendon II. Il. 5. member of
II Academy of Fine Artsat Florence md Rome
The Anglers Souvenir, with illustrations
Garland of Love, wreothcd of pleasant flowers
g ltnered in the field of English Pocsv.
Fishers juyeNilc Scrap-Brook. BY Bernard Bar.
The Economy of Human Life. BY Robert Dolslcy,
illustrated BY enylHyings steel.
ale stitch in his cell repining, and the good that
happeneth to another, is to linn IN evil"
Hunon's Anatomy of Melancholy.
The Book Of Gems. The Poet's-und Artists orGrcut
Britain. Edited by :. c. Hall.
The History Of Rome. By 6. B. Weibuhl Trans
lated by J. e. Iiare, A. NJ. ? vols.
Just reed and forsal: by
nl7 HOTCIIJsJSS G. ~
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It2rER';s CTA;5SiE1.ti7 III 5i15 Il
EHORAcE, translted by Phillip Francis u u, with
Il an appendix, containing TRANSACTIONS of-vnrious
edss, &c. by Ban Jonsnn, Cowcy, Miitou, Dir, dom
Pope Addison, Swift Chnttenon, q Wakrfal1, Person.
Bryan, &c ana some Of the more eminent poets of the
dnv-anl
PHEDRUS, ysiti tlic a1penlix d irdis trunsla-
ted bv Christopher Smart in vols flnnng volumes 10
aud 10 of "!Ilrncr's Classical ilfjirv.n
The Exne ii;ion of HUMrREY ciINKER, Iv T.
Sinortt, VI - with memoir Of Tie Auhur, iv Tlan-
nc ascec Es edition, with Illustrations by leo.
Crukshapk
THE GgPsY;a Tnle ly TIE author of "s;;iicl.licn,"
NIary Of? Irgnulg" &c, ld.iia., vols couplcta
in one.
PAIL ! IRFNRD;hY re" author Of "PslhaIa'
"ihe Disc II af, Sc, heur .c'nuc II driha nov -Ii
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