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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08
Quite Plain.

1--WE can Eever agree" said pretty brunette,
As alone it'll ber lover O. evening she sat;
mot So" said the swain, ard I'll prove il 10 ysu
That we will mol differ thi q quite tfrr
"What is i!'-"'Tis simple and plain i assert
Suppose in one room two beds stand apart;
In enc is a iadv and. too in the other
Dssieeping quite sousdy and silent brether-
Which bed would you choose T. "why, the adys in truth
lyon agree-so would l." said q G youth
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08
Ncautiful Girls serving in stores

The recent affair of the young girl IN Anue'So'
cigar store must lead every rejecting person anu
cry good member Of the community 70 49,
sonehins should be done instantly toreneay 'he s'ea
vl CONSEQUENT upon very beautiful young girls beng
placed in cigar and confectionery stores, IKE DIN.
Ian, luminary, to catch the butterflies Of fashion that
love 10 fiu,,er round attractive centre .nere
beng this difference, however 'ha' III me oase :.
door girls they and not the insects are generally &C.
stroyed. .,.
In these remarks We disclam any thing personal;
~ cannot call to our recollection any enc instance 10
which our remarks will apply; but we 90 sincerely
believe and believing we unhesita,ney say 'nat IN
many instances lovely young girls are sought for ey
interested store keepers, 10 be placed behind coun-
Ter solely to catch customers Designing rch ras-
cal. drop into these places, buy cigars and sugar
puns, gossip with the girl and ultlm atey cffect ner
min. This needs reformation and should Dc done
away with. Young girls shosd attend only N those
stores where the customers ladies. This subject
REQUIRES the serious attention Of the ph.lanhrop!st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08
State OF Trade.

The general features OF trade yesterday underwent M
tsriai change h uuaiy the o. ssturssy the sc.
witty was less than tie few days In article,
this particularly the yesterday the Roys ,sp
pected.
CorrEE A little demand for his article srru,e nm M
Fri sy and Saturday, for consumption This c.used
be well sales al IA were ,de IL . iol
Java Isl Isl Lsguayrs, ny st Doui- GO "a Ice Al Ha-
the sth ultmo coffee very scare. al "a n An
Baltimore, on the 5h inst sale Of 100 bags ne srnp Rio
TOOK plscs al M 17i Mt aueiion.
SUGAR market both in demand and pr confines
with box sur L,rs
have slightly fallen of We quote r. X sia 81 50 ,o, Al
az New Orisans 81 Brawn Havana, sseg. white ia
23 At Havana, 18Th uli, sugars very sl with IN,
exception ef yelluw, which IN d,msI IT "a "a r.:
Brown, 81 White, II. Is OrIr Ms on the
20 h'pno sales small, prices without cnnre vi
"a &C. Al Baltimore. the 5h, 255 hlds r. r. =, au~,jep
brought 80 e5 Sis 81 bor~s Cnba white brought $40 IS
10 30 A. Richmond the t.r int Sucuou 10 md. 81
CroiH sold for sa 81 20 hbas II, Interior, a7s0
CorroS On Saturday this pres nied the same ar.
pearasce reported by Friday Sales were ade n,
the same prices or home useshpper ang later news
Al Angus Oct a. the receipts Of reached abou
2oo bales. The larger proportion boug M ~ n ~,
l2ic. aud immediately shipped The stock hnsd SIT
bates chic fly old Al Hamburg cotaE had been selling r
I H. The advces, Great Nrsier, whek had reach
that city, hao asuced number To vibora,
market who op, ate Al over isir
for prime Mobile the 3oh, state o tho river.
had prevented the ARRIVAL e much GOTTEN
l. done A. New Orleans, on the 20 H. U FOOD drmsn.
had existed, and prices hn advanced cent s,es reach
oe bales II i5ic for Charleston on H. I
ms hu ~. had been done. and that a., ber,
manufacture 10 a Isl Tor new ,upiands
letter dsIed Magnolia thiss that the crcr b,y
been undoubtedly injured by the ar ut AVID The oni. .
that IL will not equal last years
Transactions yesterday
Coffee 200 bgs ST. Do si.si sugsr-7s hhds r. n alao
Suysr-2s BIS ". Haw SASH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

UrrT~p Srarxs Cous .-ssturdav-A co'ores
msp, na,u.a Graves, was c8m",nnd ~ Default ~
bai Tor $50 Tor exc nina'ioa @n h'ns, ~ m1', on
charge 1T buiry I'll the ts,,c ~ q c'l'rrd seamsn,
nered S..ub an the hivh scss S'nrh carries tho
o.e shau in hi pocket, ssd shs~s"'o all who are
srous 10 see w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

81 Mary's Somerset and Worcester, 10 hear from
In the Legislature the Wings will have majority,
beyond doubt There is only one county 70 be heard
from. As the vote stands present, the Wing have
a majority Of 1--WE in joint ballot. So that the Sc
nator chosen TO Congress will be a Wing for The
next SIX years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

UErAnALElLrp TRo-TIse MATcE.-one OF the best
contested otuRg matches record came oil yes,er-
day nj the Beacon course, Hoboken. 1t excited the
unqualified admiration Of all present. and was pro-
clnined by some Of the best judges Of such matters
10 be the most extraordinary race, as TO tune and
quality, ever witnessed this or any other country
The race was between the horses Dutchman" and
'Ra,ler"--three mile heats, Tor $1,000 The first heat
was won by RatIcr, by sbou, half head-tme 7
m,n. and 81 sec. Second heo, vas won by Dutch.
nan-tme min ana s9 sec. The shores, time on
record OF a three mile heat came of 10 England
IA. tune was min and b9 sec. The third heat was
decided 10 be dead heat-tme mia and sec
Nothing could EQUAL the beauty Of this hea,-the
horses were neck and neck the whole distance, and
30 came in. In consequence Of this being d'a'
heat, the fourth was ueued-ihIs was won b
buchanan, by about feity FIVE yards-time MIR
and 2zL sec. The course wa, we'll o tended.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

JoHS SwKkSy, la FuLTos srnEET.-This y the
nea,est and best eating house on the cheap plan IN
the city and u kept by most industrious and de-
serving y Dung man. II is the cheapest place IN the
city; il ia as clearly and well supplied as any, and
i open from in the morning I'LL 9 a, night We need
an no more 10 recommend II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

Orly county, Wtroestef,to HrdI IIO1H'
Kent county elected Two mem eers-the Others
l~.r tied Primrose and Latli who are eiecd are
whiss sut run az ans The regular Wing ticket
The Senate consists of Il members, and the House
of Delegates Of 70 members. II, as is expected,
Worcester shall return the Wing Senator and Dele
gates the next Legislature will be divided politically
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

BEAooS CounsE Two uetung purses 70 come OH
ths afternoon at 2 and o'clock. FRS, purse under
the saddle, Power and Henry are entered. Scud
purse, in harness, Henry Clay alias Ice Penney, Aw-
full and Lady Sail TX are entered.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

The appearance OF m"Aey affairs in The southern stale,
which have heretofore been backward seem no. rapid
improving Ia Mobile the resolution OF the city banks 10
deer their small bills has had beneficial effect and
hoped notwithstanding the policy OF he Tu,c,
loosa Bank that the resumption in fp will simultaneous
with the New Orleans banks, the first Of January
From Georgia learn that the banks Of that Stale are rn
pdy terrifying themselves with specie meet the demand
OF the fall business for the of country
The Darien Bank had received sac oesse Ocmneee $50
0oo-hs Branch State Bank ooo-ihs Monroe Rail Road
Bank, $2seeo-the Bank OF Hawkipsve $40 oeo Tbis il
In addition to the reperied band the last
Of these banks We also learn sp ee ads have Aeen nrov
ded in this city 10 large amoun by these banks which
either be converted into specie purposes II
change.
IN New orleani, the market without change Dollar.
still on the decline On The 29h, the quo was 81
cent premium.
letter dated Magnolia, tMiss) Sept ~. states =
"The Banks s hold Gotten bonds of the r,p,.rs IN,
psrt Of this crop And yet dec ded The eot
ION or money viii be required. Thi, qurslon
ued TOT several weeks YET the Directors or t.
Banks are absent The crop oonst quenly 40, 20 for
ward as rapidly rs usuaLn "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

PRrpE-Pride, in its usual accepta,ion, IS an OPT
nien of our superiority far beyond what we can just
ly entertain In different individuals we see II vari.
ously directed some pride themselves on lnteIlec-
,unl others upon personal gifts; some derive to
themselves merit from their ancestry, and others va
lue more than they deserve The favors Of fortune.
In all these cases admiration, submission TO the will
of Judgment, and sometimes adula,lon are required
from surrounding connections and dependents, while
the return granted degrading the objects On whom IL
il bestowed,) is either condcscendlne affsblny, or
contempt and scorn. Pride Is easily mortified when
the homage il demands is no, duly paid; and by this
mor,6catisn, many disorders Of the heart and mind
are engendsred or cherished-snJust anger dislike,
revenge and tyranny Ill humor and the loss Of thai
cheerfs spirit which is common TO those only who
are neither Disconnected with their fellow creatures,
nor with themselves or their lot in lIfe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

Fp.r1us TnEArss Mrs q bbs, formerly Mice
GraddoB kes ncr fret appearances here She com's
in character that hns h,thero rendered her powers
as a vocalist, "a ,ally ackno wledqed IN Esrope
they have been ~ the Uai,od States.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

SAlvAGs.-We learn from Key West that the case
OF salvage Of the Cargo Of the brR Export previously
reported ashore, came before Judge Webb on The
2I.t ult who decreed 80 per cent 70 the hbosnts.
Sale 10 take place 3rd Of October
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

~ The only good den,ifnse in the city IS sold b.
Mrs. Carroll, at the yapor bathsn John street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

NJ Dr. Resenstein's lectures ON Tho medical sys-
| ,ems are valuable and Interesting.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

III AndeYssn's labor saving soap - the most OK
u,ordruary article recently irves,eA.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

n Remember Celestss Benefit tonight at the
N,upnsl She psys IN two new pieces, and appears
for the hra tiae hero, N = comedy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

~ AN who are uoabled with danarF should use
Pastors Hair Oh.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

| ~ Coleman the murderer, will be nied today in
the Court OF Oyer and Termner for killing his wife
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

TO NMUNe LADIES.

10 NoBNG GADsNs.
xNANTP D-A MtLLiNER AND DRESS MAKER 70
w 20 sou,h-bo,h 81 whsm mast be corpt,e snd WIT
justified In their profess GA. go syturg lady who Va &C.
ssan,es IN the sac OF Fanny Goods 20 IN 40
,ppy fou a, A. ~, ano To r IA, 81 IGt Brsdrsv
B.-P,tsnsr references expected ane rc,srRed
N ...lI~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08
MARYLAND Election.

The following are the returns from this State as
far as heard 'front.'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

~ After the sad accident winch happened 10 the
poor boy a, the public store the other day, we SIN.
cerely hope and trus, that the proper authorities will
IN, stop to the dangerous practice Of backing carts
on the side walk II il practised to too great an
extent in this community.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08
nolF 90 DO a tD's suEnL.N
WINES.

A SELECT Assortmen, IL " az Gordon sherry ~ 4
n eluang some Anoa,lls 40 Passdc, vnlspt 7pe Gr
I'd for sale, Dy THOs. ID. RYAN, ~ Broad 81
oe1ss agent sor DnG Gsrgun CO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

10 The Locofocos have get possession Of Ma.
sonic Hall. Fanny Virgil, carried all before her
last night The place vas filed. Broadway, in front
o. the Hail. was crowded with people. Wha, are the
Who's aboutl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

NEw CHuacH.-We are glad to hear that Professor
Tappan of our University breaches every Sabbath
to small flock in Brooklyn. Lord Wloughby is
about erecting handsome church at his own x.
pense We sincerely hope that the young conerega.
ton will increase and prosper. The church is 10 be
called the First Congregational Church" Profess
sor Tappan, although rejected by the Triangular
Dutch Reformed Church, possesses finer philosoph
cal mind, Than any minister among the Dutch.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08
n % N + II M A Ii X K. II.
Sunday. October Z

Gloom yet hangs over, The transactions fancy socxsa the
Board Of Brokers The sales large yesterday and
prices again showed depression from The close prev
Gus day Delaware Hudson reeedea IA per eent vcks
burg per cent; Mohawk Rail Road Gown per cent.
Harlem u per cent; New Jersey r. r. and each
declined per Phenix Bank, contrary improved
per cent; ase Equitable Fire Insurance Company per
Some sales Of the bank stock will perceived b,v.
been mace Ut a discount OF 10 per cent
In foreign exchange sales m,de aoun,were made
for the packets sailing tomouew 10 Iei per cent Do
nestle exchange, with the exception Of Mobile which i'm
proved little presents material alteration quote the
following:-
Boston at sight, par pre- NJ Carolina sight 3Aa4i die
rssee,pna 20 III ais. IMMERSION, to- las2i dis.
poII' TO- 80 ma sshnhab, 60 ts2 dis.
c c;n,' ~ HM us Nopie, do 53s6 dis.
~ AL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

CovRr OF GsszaaL SESSIONS, Oct 6-Ellcn o BIZ
en- was put to the bar for tnal, under Indictment
for st,enp ing pass SO counterfeit bill, purpotng
10 be an the Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Bur-
hn2ion, VT knwIsg II TO Re counterfeit. IL appeared
that the prisoner went into the store Of John B. Mai
ory 73t Or,ngc street, and offered the bill in pay.
ment for some articles. The bill beng doubted, II
was submitted TO a neigbbor who at once pronounc.
cd II be counterfeit from the circumstances OF q
milar h having been passed upon him the day be-
tore The Distinct Atttraey offered 10 show that the
prisoner has b, N tho constant practice OF pass g
cosniefi,s Tor a series OF years: for which purpose
old Hays was call, d 10 the sand, and recognz q N
me pr srner an AGO isIntance Of 20 years standing
Tue testimony on TINS pon was ruled oni of court,
and The prs ner was acquired.
VIM own was ~ II put To the bar, under an IN.
a cm nj Tor burglary ~ The secend dyre 10 break
no IN O the p,emises Of Peter Copper and stealing
tnerefrom properly the smounisi $50. About $40
w.,th ~ the property vas recovered, and Idennh
Nv the witness his properly, q the upper police
Va cousea renee Of the deficiency Of the proof ~ the
burglary, the prisoner was found guilty OF petit arcs
uy only.
! The same prisoner was again put 10 the bar on y
Itc ipdc,l en- ~ breaking into the premttso OF WIN
Hsy, AID stealing ,hersirom froek GOA, and saun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

CHRISTIAN OBLIGATIOS.-The young theological
student who has been paying such particular atten-
ton 10 Miss Sarah j, of the Bowery, for the last
year, and who is about changing his mind, ought 10
recollect his obligations gentleman, and marry
her forthwith.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSIAL certain Methodist
preacher has challenged our beloved brother Bur.
chard to discuss the doctrine Of moral and physical
inability; the former opposes the doctrine. Jedediah
is now at Sackets Harbor recruiting himself for the
combat OGr friend, the worthy and ialanted DUFF
field, would be our champion. He Is able 10 row all
the Methodisis in Chns,endom up Salt river.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-27

ssEMltY II LEE s. co, No Magazine street, arc
4 row receiving from ships Nashville, louisville,
Kentucky, Eag lie, and other late arrivals he
.thern cities q large and new seleeted assortment
Haas, Boots, shoes and Brogans,
consisting of gencmen's fine calf and Morocco boots
lo ID quality; do but'd and stout pegged boots
various qualities; mems fine calf seal aud Morocco,
slipper mems fine calf and kpped pesged shoes and
rogansi o boots; do stout kip and wax pegge' shoes
I'd broans; gentemens best quality cali sewed shoes,
t.pgans and Jack Downings; do calf and Morocco
lckle shoes and br0gans; do cali, seal and Msrocco'
ian shoes and slippers, ito calf, bi ann seal wings
article; do fine calf, se:l and morocco quarter
ots; oys', misses and childlen's peg.ed and scMcd
h.osans, and shoes of every quSlity and kind.
Also general assortment of mems stout wax and
rtNt iiolans and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
esro best quality, russell brogans, nailed in the
Tanks, made expressly for plantation uses seoh as
rtmet OF mems fine and stout kip russell brogans,
Nv article, and arge quantity OF All inferior quality
r. sset and wax brogans.
La,lies' fine calf, SEAL morocco and grain wclts and
pAmp sole Shoes do fine French Morocco and kid
und slippers; do shoes, with and without heels;
calf seal and stout leather bo0tecs; do pruella shoes
fall kinds and qualities; do lasting brostns; g;tcr-
and toNed bootees. Misses lasting spring shoes
gans. Chitren's colored Morocco and lasting bro
\. ..s and boots, &c
,;entemcns fine fashionable black silk hats; do BLACK
m lae beaver do ut superior quality; do imitation
r. do; broad and brim mems fine drab ant
HI: TX Rassia short Mapped hats new article foelhs
ln e size hats of different qualities; do childrens
N ms and boys black and drab wool hats Of various
SIN pes, with general OF boys and mems
| . -! caps.
'lhs assortment will be repenishct by the arrival Of
ca packets from the named cities, all of whcl
~libe sold on accommodating terms. aug 1T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-27
T4ARRoWGATE sPRTNGs
Montgomery county, Alal,hIna.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY From NE ~


THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
fHNHE proprietor of this establishment has the plea
L sure Of announcing to his friends and the public
in gcnea he will be in readiness by the first day
May receive visitors. He will also for the be
ne of those distance that there have been large
improvements made, and others going on and il
rapid progress for completion, whch will enable the
subscriber TO accommodate much larger number thai
heretofore aud at he same time much better.
Familie can he accommodated it'll gaod rooms, 81
those who prefer eau have large caLus etuched frou
the main building.
1t is deemed unnecessary &c say anything in par,icu
lar of the character these waters, for il is generally
believed that they not inferior in the South
ern Stales. All the anusements that are general f,
found Watering Places, will be found al this. The
best music that this part Ut thu country Affords has
been engaged and will be in attendance at the
Springs during the whole season.
he subscriber will avail himself Of this opportunity
in returning his unteigned thanks for the very bern
support given him last season. and hopes hv the exrr
tons tint have been made in improving and extending
the Accommodations, to merit a liberal patronage tho
present seasua. JNO CRAM.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-27

nOLBEAR'S Science of Pcnmanshp received, aud
~ for sale ut their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chatres street, New Orleans, 1853 Broadway
New York, Danphine ST., Mobile.
Itis par'icnIarIy designed for private learners and
schools, and is calculated for persons ofnll ages.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons given at slch houses as NAV suit the
convenience OF u aud to classes formed in any part
OF the city,
Ladies' who prefer receive lessons at their own ref
silences.
Pers, paving for one oflessons desired
o attend until they write well as they wish.
mi Dol. BEAR II BROriIt.R
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-27

Scrofnla or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheumatism,
Chronic Cutaneous Dis Pains i'll the Bones, by freq
eases, use of Mercury
the blood being in vitiaed state.
This very concentrated Syrup is prepared with the
greatest pharmaceutical and accuracy and contain
the active principle of Sarsaarlla in the most conuep
traed degree, combined with other vegetable substance
of known efficacy.
The great desideratum with physicians in being abb
to exhibit large quantity of Sarsapara in n sma
dose, has been obtained in this preparaon-tey, being
fully convinced its merits, confidently administer
the course Of their practice.
;, Price 81 SO par bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
BROTHERS drug store, No. Canal street, wl,e-
may be had fresh and genuine dircc tirom the pr,1 ria
tors, Swaims Panacea and Vermtlye, Potters C,tluL
con, Carpenters Preparations and large and genera
assortment Of fresh dru gs, mi
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-27

3 A LM FOR THE TEETH.
fENHE established reputation and coustal increa ms
demand for this eie, tua remedy of pnin, and pre-
servative of the teeth, has induced the subscriber
OTTER it TO the American public Arrangements hav
been made TO supply agents in all the principal cite
and towns in the United States, TO place it ith
the reach OF those suffering and likely suffer this mos
har,.ssing of all aches, Tooth-ache.
When applied according to directions given
bottle, it has tued afford immediate and
tretl, and rieves ,hn soreness hrI 50 Fremont,
renders strong tooth useless The application ai,f
remedy are SIMPLE innocent, an not unpleasant; anc
the large number of persons in different sections Of tn
country, that have alr ady experienced such delist
and sautary effects from the of the Bam ready
to hear ttor the public good) their testimony TO its un
rivllled qualities. Ii is Indian remedy, obtained
the civilized world as the most valuable discovery
redman Of the woods.
Pice 81 yer bottle. Sold by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
;. ...-..l .l.a:L L
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-27
PINNOCK,S ROME. St


DINNOCk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DIR
Goldsmth's Abr:dgment of the History of Rome
to which is preixed an Introduction to the Study
Roman History, and great variety of valuable infor
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Institutions and Antiquities of the Romans with M
nerous biographical aud historical Notes; and ques
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Illustrated with thirty cngravigs wood, by Alherton
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Copious explanatory notes. Remarks on tile poll
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GUYS ELEMENTS OF ARrRoNoMy, and IN Aorilgmen
OF Keith New Treatise the Use OF Globes. New
American edition, with additions and Improvement
ana an expatian oi the astronomical part Of the Am
rcan Almanac.
Just received sl,l for sale by WM MskEAN
nov "a corner OF Camp and Common sta
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SPAIN REVISITED, &c, by the author A year
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TRAITS Of Indian character, generally applicable to
the Aborigines Of North America by G Turner, ESQ
= vols.
The Political Grammar, of tho United States, or a
complete view of the theory and practice Of the genera
and state governments, with the relations between them
dedicated and adapted TO the yeung of the Unlted
States, by E ID Mansfield Esq.
Ntmr0fs Hunting Tours nterspersed with character
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