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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
SIlERlEF'S SALE

Elias Norwood Mary Hnmmett /.
Is venditio expCnas vs. yensItio exponas
Thomas Lea. Thomas Lee, etpl.
James w C,ssack Josiah Ncttles
vs. vcntlitio exmnas IS vendiiio exponas
Thomas Lee, Ct at. Thomas Lee.
N + Roberts, usesEc. John Montgomery,
vssveiditi0'exponas vs. ysRditio cxponas
Thomas Lee, ct al Thomas Lee, ct al.
llstsxnsbls 10 thgiIea.ues Circuit Court, to April
|esagv term,lS39.
Ely virtue Of the above stated cases oil
vendiio expDnas to me directed.
|sa-ll proceed % sell 10 The highest bidder
for cash before the court house door Of
Holmes County, lon The first Monday Of
March next, The following descibed prop
Ierty 70 wit: the 4 b ofn " q Of sec. no. 10,
of township no - orange no. 3. o anfl
one negro woman named Betsy, 10, years
old, one negro child named William, and
enc negro gisl naincd Sarah, 10 years old,
levied on as the psopefty Of Thomas Lee,
tosa,isfy the plaintiffs and cosisof suit.
|. W.sPICKENS, Sheriff.
By w. F. AUSTIN, Deputy. =
Feb. 2 IL ids.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
SI4ERIFFS' SALE.

Dem Il Oliphant Z
vs. alff "a ReturnabIe to the Holmes
Dennis Hopkins Circuit Court, to April
George Z Young term, 1889.
EDY virtue of the above stated case Of
HID al 4 IA 10 me directed, ! shall offer
% the highest bidder Cor cash, tefore the
court house door of Eolmes county IN the
fist Monday ofsMarchnext, the fpllo1ing
described property, 10 wit: section Is,
township Is, range 3 easf, levied on as tie
property Of detendap, Hopkins, and the
south east az Of south east Grofsac 10 and
south l,alfpf esthalf nf sau;h- west or sec
n fnshp Is, range 3 easf, levied on rs
he properly Of dcfenaaLt George Il.
Young, to satisfy the plaintiffs execution
and costs ofsuit, dc.
i. w. PlCKINS, Sheriff
OF Holmes Co. Miss.
Jan % IL tbs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09

| .N.
/ TIE RICHLAND MALI AND
FEM ALE
| ACAm EN x Y /.
The trustees Of this institution take
Measure in announcing 70 their friends
End the public generally, that this school
commenced is present session On the 7th
M, under the superinlendance Of Mr.. Hol-
4 Holman and bis sister Miss Mary b.
Holman. From The expcrienc which Mr..
I'd Miss II. have had in the business Of
saching, both ia the eastern and middle
{ates. and he testimonials which they
ling with them, both asio literary quail
cations and moral A. christian character,
d presume will be satisfactory and viii be
ven 10 all those who feeli disposed to
nee their children under their Charge.
The addition which the former building
q received, as we'll as the two depart
ents, Of which tho school will hereafter
insist will render the house sufficiently
FOe 70 acc ommodatc 1870 scholars.
The text books osed IN This Institution,
II be e he most approved kind; such as
used in tie best English schools in
m ~ ! u. sr;.,s,,,c,;or w;ll IA m INA
he noue = NV .s' 1s' ~ ~ o,;sc. !. ;r
''y''c .ae' hs,'', g ..lr royero,nens Ssn
a'e ,ne .''n's y, - -. ,yslI :.
= Pup''s ~, = .sa .sss .,a;r ,borh,s ~ anv
''nK NV vAI. ,ss W. TN; iI IL - ssarb,
ec'; ~ .,. ~" =, ,,a a !. orac,;coI use Of
nnowieoAu "0, NV, "'dy 7, a, NJ ..ho, III
such az g lead lile pupil g see me g p.o-
ety, and feel me Importance oI yield-
implicit obedicnce' ~ az 'imes, %
I'D and Wholesome laws ana regnla-
pns. Particular attention VIII oe pa,d
the promotion q goa nab''s 'ne ntDle
j be emphaticaly the stause book 10
e institution.
We hesitate not . say 70 nose deslrous
sending their chlldren 70 school ~
|althy sec ton q country, that sney can
I'd them to Ricllland with as much snis.-
asto any other place n M.ssfss'ppi. y
ing inieriorto no other locauona 10 pom.
health IN shcstate 10 Dc udmireo, u neec
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
BLACKsAilTiNG.
= H|| .es

AViNG started a Black smub
}! - shop in this place., solicit share
q public patronage. 4 lave engaged an
experienced workman, who, ! believe, can.
moi ia'l TO give general satisfaction. Par.
tlcu'ar attention will be paid I, 10 have work
done with neatness and dispatch.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09

SHERIFF'S SALE.
o w Beall, eAr. I
ysf "a on bond
Dennis Hopkins, ctal
John Lehr,
vsaI & "a on bond
Dennis Hopkins, ct al
R H Brown,
VS. & IA on bond
Dennis Hopkins, etal
Samuel Hoslsius ( Co,
vs. q IA on bond
Dennis Hopkins, ct al
Crawford e. Ray,
vs. fiia on bond
Dennis Hopkins, etal
Dean & Oliphint, use, &c.
~ vs. 6 III on bosd
William II Stevcnsoa
Dennis Hopkins aud
John M Brown and
Il Jefferson Fathcree.
James Higgins, admr.
vs. alias f ia
Dennis Hopkins.
Grey & Scates
vs. G "a on bond
Dennis Hopkins,et al
Brown g. Fitch
W & IA on bond
Dcnus IIopkias, ct al
Brown & Fitch
W f IN on bond
Dennis Hopkiis, Ct al 5
William II Stevenson
vsalfi fl
Dennis Hopkins, ct al
RetnrnaAis to the Holmes Circuit Court, to !
April term, 1889.
DY virtue Of the above stated cases Of
ED jrie- facius to me directed, ] will
Afaos 10 al,e highest bf3der for cash, before
The court house door Of Holmes county, on
the first Monday Of March next, the fol-
lowing described tract ofiand, 70 wit: sec.
ton 10, township ID, range 3 east on
which tract Of land there are comfortable
buildings Of all kinds, and good gin and
house, some $50 or 200 acres az cleared
land, known as the fsrm Whereon MI
jenkins now resides, miles east Of Lex
|ington; levied on as the property Of Den
|nis Hopkins, to satisfy the plaintiffs and
land costs Of suits.
/. W. PICKINs, Sheriff
OF Holmes Go. Miss.
Jan 25 12-lds =
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
SHERlTT'S SALE.

Rcturnable to the Holmes Circuit Court, to
Apriltcrm, 1889.
RY virtue Of The above stated cases Of
- firie iaciotises to me directed, shall
offer to The highest bidder for cash, before
tho court house door Of Holmes county, on
the first Monday Of March next, the fol-
lowing described tracts Of land, to vii !:
Ilhen G q ofn Q q sec 8, the n W q Of W
lq Of sec 10, the h Of h ofn ca of sec
|D,sthc b Of W h Of i " q, the y h Of b
lofnw a Of sec 10, the n b Of the q h n W
Ia, tiIc'a b Of the VIII Of q Of sec 10,
land the oh of'lhe h Of q Of sec 8, all
situated in tnshr Is, range 2 east; the
taboye land is Of good quality and we'll inn
proved, containing 800 acres more or less,
levied on as the property Of Benjamin
Wiltshire osatisfy the plaintiffs debts and
costs Of suit.
l. VI. PICKINS, Sheriff
OF Holmes Co, Miss.
Jan % 12--tds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
Il q Y UP.

Tchnla, Feb. 9, 1890, I2-5w.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-10

After some remarks by Messrs. Ewing.
Strohn', Miller. Of tie city, Bell. of Hun.
tingdon. Fullerton and Barclay, Mr.. Ew-
ins's amendment was negatived. yeas l6.
nays IL.
Mr.. Pearson then addressed the Senate,
when Mr.. Fr:.ley,s am ndmen, was neg.
a'ived. Yeas Is. Nays IL.
The QUESTION was then taken on the o.
rl2'nal resolution 10 recognise the Hopkins
House, aud decided in the affirmative
Yeas IL, nays l6,
Mr.. Barclay then moved to amend tho
preamble ny striking out tue word "undis-
Puted aud inserting the words ..reeuIarly
ret'rned' which was agreed TO, yeas IL.
nays IA, and thus modified, the y. ean,bIo
vas adopted. yeas IL, nays l6; and Mes
IS Michler aud Miller of the city we're an.
>ponlcd the Committee under the resolu.
hon. Adjourned.
The Senate sat from eleven until five
O'Clock, il being the first instance in which
business was transacted by the Legislature
on Christmas day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-10

The following paragraph is copied from
The Na'chez Weekly Courier. aud coin
e'des with our views SO perfectly, tha, we
canno, refrain from giving it TO our read
ers. We would readily agree to the ar
Yangemcnt proposed hy our namesake of
Na'cheZ, were our good friends with HON
we transact business to give us the oujd
pro quo. when we desire it. but our paucr
mnkcrs to whom we made the proposition.
rejected il nn0nimousty:-
"Attention.-W seldom or never ,,e-
sent bill fnr yearly advea anly. without
the demand being mads1 kn the IA i.
per Gratis. THIS zoe A!) ,ue mr.
"ere' 'OiH do: I, would reason
able for us when merchants ysenIs us
his bill for coat. to demand "throwinp
IN" of vest or if a bill for a pair of boots.
to request the gratu'ions addition Of n mir
Of slippers. When Tho public generally
will rcciproca'c the favor by such ullow-
ancesio us, then we will gave the Courier
without charge; hu' until that time arrives.
we ask 10 be excused"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-10

means Of payment would at ull ,ilnes be
al hand. Therefore.
!. ReSo!ued, That the revenue should
be commensurate with the wants only OF
tho TO. crtIlcut.
z. Ites0tDed, That tue establishment of
National Bauh i'll any form Is uncon I'll.
tiUuai.
3. Resotved, That had Congress the
power tO charter Dank Ui lne UuceJ
States, the exercise Ui sucn power would
be hiShiy in;xpe.ilcn,, ImpoIIlc aud dan
Scrou,, as its great capiiai au,i consequent
crcdit would not taii tu give II ii control
Ing Influence over all other iuuulLd ,u,il-
tutp"hs, by which II would ,rrAL tho
commerce us we'll as the :,Uiiucsi laLbe
country, thereby destroying BON
dotl vi trade aud treeuoii ~ opinion
4. fcS0treG, That the lussOu, O, v~,..,
ence have taught us the ut,er lncAy,cd,cn,
oi pcrihlitinS the pubic luuis IL uc con-
troiicd by the local atAin-tituiiuns; ina, TN.
system VI depOsiting III them, eihe, upuu
g'nerat or special dcpusile, Is IN .llec, the
same, aud contrary to sound poi,cy, as
well on accOun' oi Tho purlIality aud iavor
i'is'h III granting tie use ot the government
money tothcse corporations, as from The
I"'iEicdl inilucnce which SUCH repositories
necessarily have over all connected with
them, aud /" prevent a recurrence oi these
ELECTS and oincr great evils, II is indispeu-
sable that an eulIre disCOunectl0u or tu,ul
divorce oi the Government from all BANKS,
should he the established and permanent
policy oi the American people.
D. I"sotved, That the prIncipIe Of the
lndepc tent treasury ar Sun- Treasury
sys;"m. Is in strict conlnr.nty with the
ieqa,sIlu,ns of the Constitution and I'M.
prhcti''r "f the government for rnuny wears.
y. HeSoi0ed, That the government can
collect, keep aud disburse its revenue in
no way 80 perfectly free from par,iaiity,
iavoritisin. Or Oppression, as through the
agency OF It's own officers appointed for
The urp0>c.
Z. Resoiued, For the convenience of
the good people of the Unmed States, tl,a,
1t Is proper for the government to issue
treasury nnles or checks. limited by law
I" the extent OF the revenue on hand. re-
deemabc nn demand Il all the convenen,
points ot the Union, in proportion TO the
revenues received at such places.
fesoiued. That. with regard TO the cur
rency To he received in ,h.. payment of
public dues, the legislature is of opinion
thar The Genera! Government ough, to he
left free tn ofeXercise The rights and priy,Ie
ges of other creditors, in the collection of
heir 'ieh's. and that i'm the collection
oi The revenue, we are further of opinion,
hat. while the interests Of The Government
should ~ no case be jeopar,led, yet the
convenience and interest Of the people
s'lnI!d he promoted as far as practicable.
y: RrSoired, That his Excellency the
'.'vernor he requested to forward copies
of the foregoing preamble and resolutions,
I" "ach OF our Senstors aud Representa-
ves in Congress. "A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-10
From the Baltimore .imerros.
FROM II HARRISBURG.

..
Gentlemen. stage from Harrishurp
this morning, brought information of the
hnai action of the Senate, on the vexed
question, which has been creating so much
excitement in Pennsylvania, and beyond
her borders. The Senate. by n vote Of
IL TO i6. yesterday morning. refused to
consider the resolution declaring the Wing
or Cunningham House legally organised ;
and IN tho afternoon. by the same vote, j,
recognised the Hopkins. or Van Buren,
branch. It's stated too, that the HOPKINS
House refused 10 accede IL the proposition
{" compromise, mentinned in INV lasr. as
as having beeu made by the Cunningham
branch: only IL voting in favor If it.
In the Senate, it was moved that ,,r
resolution, proposing 10 recognise the Cum
ninsham House. should be taken up. r..
y"aS and nays being called. stood, yeas rs.
| nays IL. So the Senate refused to TAX,
up the resolution.
Mr. Michl"r then submitted the follow
ing resolutions:
whereas, difficulties have arisen in the
organization Of the House Of Representa-
ives, and Two branches have for some time
heeh ~ existence, each claiming TO he the
regularly constituted liouss OF Represen
!a'ives 81 Pennsylvania. bur neither hav
ing mad constitutional quorum of mem
oers, whose seats were undispuled. and
neither has yet been fully recognized by
the Senate
Aud, whereas, the House organized b>
the election Of VIM. Hopkins, As speaker.
Is now composed Of a constitutional quo
rum of undispured members. and b.,ng
thereby brought within the pale of the CON
st'tntion, The Senate ought no longer to
refuse 10 rccognIZe the said House ns the
property constituted House of Represen.
tatives.
Therefore. Resolved. That a committee
he appointed To inform said House that the
SenaIe are now organized and ready to
proceed To business.
MIR. tralcy, Of the city, then moved to
amend, by striking out the above and in
seriing resolution to this effect:
Whereas, the Senate did, on the oO,b
inst declare by resolution Of ,ha, BODY.
mai the body which organized by ciecting
WIN. Hopkins speaker, was not cons,i,u
ted House according to law; but the Sc
naIe being now informed that ,ha, BODY
has Il constitutional quorum Of Represen
tatlves. therefore in order TO settle the diff
Gully. it is hereby declared that the Senate
House whenever il shall be officially com
,nun'cnted that they have re-orgunized the
lOdv.
After some remarks by Messrs. Barclay
and Mirhlcr, MIR. Cassat moved To amend
nc amendment hy striking ouI all after
The word "Resolved" and inserting ..That
the Senate will communicat. with and
recognise ns the House of Representatives
inc body organised nn the fourth as. T.,
the election of Thos. S. Cunnrg nam ~
Speaker"
The yeas and nays on this 49, "nt,
were yeas l3, nays 10. .
MIR. Ewing then moved To amend the
amendment. by striking out all after the
word "ResoIved" and inserting The follow.
ing, That in the opinion of this Senate.
neither of the Houses claiming to br the
'tousc o' Representatives is cons,itn,ion.
ally organised. and the Senate viii No,
communicate with either until constitution.
ally organised"
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NesU Years .lddress
- OF THE CARRIE X OF THE
7EOgrftrlD anberttse..

The Carrier boy. with wish sincere.
Would bid a happy, happy year
To all his patrons. old aud young.
In strains that may he sai.| ~ fung.
We oft have ,rudscd ,hru (a s,se,,
That you should have y sheet,
Wherein tho news from Ear o Wear.
You might receive throughout the year;
From Southern cimes, and Eastern
sands,
From Nur,hern shores, and Western
lands.
Kind patrons, then, defer not hope,
BuI cheer our dropping spirits up;
Our bosom fill with rapturous glee,
BY generous New Years fee:
With lighter heart, and blthesomc soul,
We'll serve you ;is the seasons roll.
We have ever faithful bcen,
TO portray the varying scene,
or public veal aud public wo,
How either party stand or so,
We have praised where praise was due.
And ccnsured, though reluctant, too.
Our coun,ry's honor and her peace.
We will endeavor TO increase,
And strive with firm and homes, zeal,
T. enhance her fame and common veal
Our counsel she shall always share,
Our mind in peace, our strength in war.
Fhe course her senators pursue,
We will exhibit to your view;
Impariially and fairly show,
10 whom the need Of praise we owe
lnduleing hope, with fervcnt prayer,
That lieav'n will guide aud govern there.
fhe merchant, aud mechanic too,
Their interest we will keep in view;
From week TO week the markets show,
and other things that they should know;
How Cotton sells and Groceries too,
And Broadcloths, green, ,and black. and
blue.
And 10 our youths. our country's hope,
Whonow in life are springing up,
On whom will ultimately rest,
The safety Of our sires' bequest,
Wen show the path that they should
tread,
The honor'd way our fathers led.
Well prove that honor is gain,
i That vice will always end in pain;
Z Though here and there dark clouds appear,
VIRTUE u eveu y suare;
And long and lasting is the joy,
When we are found in her employ.
While patriotism should you guide.
A patriot should have bride;
From the fair daughters Of our town,
Select a bride your joys to crown;
A single life few joys know,
Aud 70 the fair, we will convey.
The bard's etfusions Of the day,
"With thoughts iha, breathe. and words
that burn,'
Wc'll cheer a lonely hour, and earn
Fmm their swee, Ii ps the welcome smile,
Tha, will many care beguio.
When fond youth with manly art,
Would nobly seek exchange of heart;
With maiden holiness choose your stand,
Refuse nj once ortakc his hand.
Candor in maids can never harm;
Faslidiousncss is not charm.
And lkwise. in the time Of youth.
Adhere 10 virtue and to truth;
Religion's path will prove secure,
And will eventually procure
Sweet peace Of mind, respect and love,
And blessings waited from above.
Now to our patrons we return,
And hope n generous fee to earn,
That when they read our compliments.
Fhey will reward with Fifty Cents.
While others hail the day with JOY,
80 likewise may the
CARRIER BOY.
The following paragraph is copied from
The Na'chez Weekly Courier, aud coin.
eides with our views SO perfectly, that we
canno, refrain from giving it to our read
erS. We would re adiIy agree IN tho ar
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Administrators sale.


TE1O be sold Mpublic yendue, on Monday, the
III 18th, day of May next, at II O'Clock A. M
(at the hotel of Henry johnson, in Augusta in the
County Of Kennebec) all The right, title and interest
that John Pitts, late of Belgrade, in said County,
had, at the time of bis decease & to the following
described Real Estate. namely.
In RICHMOND, West hdlfnf West half of No. 2.
Range on five mile lot No 8, on Rookwood's
plan (about so acres) west Of p Reed Jr. and
all said Pitts light in and TO che Landiag'' 90
called
West half of No. . r. 3 on said pan-l00 acres
more or less
South half of No R. l. on 1'itcombs plan, of
said mile 10, Nc. s.; rcunded Easterly by the
Riyerroad and westerly by land OF 5. t. BLAIR,
containing 81 acres more or less
j. OF No. T. On sckec!in c's Plan Of grea lots
10 & ID, containing 33 acres more or less
All lard on the Eastery end of said lots, 10 and
IA rot laid down on AIchecknie's pan, III
Richmond.
All The land on the westerly end Of said great
lots IS and IA lin Waies) rot laid dawn on
McKecknie's plan.
Also all lard on Cobbesse Conte Pond, between
high and lew water marl,--not heretofore sold
Also lot oliand in tatricktown containing i13
acres more or less adjoining the Easerly line Of
the Plymouth Company Patent ard for which
said ti.is recovered judgment for possession
against james Mar in G. G. p. Aug j. 1924.
Also the lot of land Bowdoinhlm nongaged
BY VIM Sanford TO John Pitts, as per Deed re-
corded Eooh 6 p 4i2-(on the kennebec
Rivcr)- being IL undivided Of 20 ac es more
or lesl.
YIN. 8. BRlBGE, Administrator.
March 10, 1899. 3w l
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ARRIV AIS, c.

ARRIVALS, cLEARANCEs, &c.
AT Liverpool Feb 81, Caravan, Nichols, Or
leans, sailed Tanberlanc, Smith, Charleston,
AZ Clyde 22d, ship Danlariscotta, Orleans
At HAVANA 18th ult sch VIM Ridgway, Chase,
loading for Bath
At hJatanzas 18th, bark Elem McManua, N York
soon; Emery. Merryman, dischargng, to load for
Europe Sally Ann, dischargng
AT Hamburg 26th Feb brig Denmark. Delano N
York. has put back. damaged by ice
At HAVANA 10th Charles, Thomas. Trinidad
Cid at Mobile goth ship Manchester, Bosworh,
Liverpool
Ar at Havre Feb 18th ship Girard, Parker. N
Orleans
At Guyana 4th ult brig Talleyrand, Flitner. N Y
At Liverpool Feb 18th Ship Liverpool, Davenport,
for Orleans 9th e-.i
1T St. Thomas 9TH ult brig Napoleon, Patten,
waiting freight. .4I.s
At liavre Feb 18th ships Glasgow, Little, uncer-
.";., L"esaneA Marshan dc n:n-.n" Snnty do
ham, for N. York GATH
Ar at Savannah sch North Star, Ham, Bath
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-04
Thsnk of.vge.

And tfrnsihink Of thyselr- Whys D, b. Q, and d,
has owed me one. two, three, and four years. and
SO much consequence, but there al my creditors.
who have waited already too long and will wait no
longer-W has made up his mind that If people
will moi pay lin with six months credit he will not
trust hem--I'here is mistake about this natter
those who have do not pay soon, according 10
promise need not tell him about calling tomorrow,
next week, or no body Knows when silan't hear
to it!-no more trust TO any such people. Let tho
law have its course upon them In conclusion w.
would say, that there il ono poor man, in town.
who owes, and his creditors want their pay, and
MU$F HAVE II He must get what has been
his due six months and over he cannot pay them
iisname is WILLARD WALKER. ID
Bath Ma ch's. 3w So.
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eTgtsgccsse'S 2'sesUpss.

GOULD, KENDALL & LINCOLN, No so
w Washington street, Boston, have in press aud
will shortly publish, .Nacomb's Travels in Bur.
nah, Hindosten, Maay. Siam, and China, in
vol. 8vo and vols. l2mo-with surpnib orig
inal map of Southeastern Asa-fvc steel plate en-
cravings and abou, one hundred wood cuts.
cmARAcrERisTics OF THE WORK. -.
1t is not Il mere diary Of events which befel the
traveller, but contains thousands of facts. dates.
numbers, prices &c, which are either original or
cleaned from sources not accessible in this country
incidents, anecdotes and scenes ave been freely
introduced; but only such as to make tho reader
better acquainted with the country.
The most perfect partially is shown to every sect
of Chris ans, and such details given TO the various
Missions will make the work equally acceptable
to every persuasion. :
Such sketches are given of the history of the
Country, Towns and Missions, which are desert
bod, to throw light upon their present con-
dnoa.
Tho map sbeautiflllv executed. and may be con.
sidered orig inal. Many important corrections have
been made by actual observation, and the remain
der is chiefly drawn from original Unpublished sur
veys, by British officers, and Engineers aud Sur
veyors, 10 which the author was politely granted
access.
tant addIIon 70 our STOCK OF oficnla Inustran1s,
no pains or expense has been spared in those Of the
mechanical execution. Five OF these arc on steel,
shown landscapes of Maulmcin, Tavov, Margui,
and Sagaing and curious page exhibiting speci-
mems As different oriental languages.
a great part Dftle work relates TO countries al
most entirely unknown, even TO the Lest informed
persons in our own country. EBf
The author, from tie important character Of his
mission, his intercourse with distinguish 6 civilians
and experienced Missionaries, bis deliberate stay
at each place. his previous familiarity with foreign
coinrit 8, and his long experience in The board of
Missions, enjoyed the highest advantages for ga-
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MAR INE LIST
E0 ID Ea 9' % r. Es.g T7'Hs.
ARRIVED

Friday, March 20 brig Lion, Fulton Matanzas / 9th
inst with molasses to VIM. burlington. sailed in
company brigs Essex, Mitchell for Portland /; Presi-
dent. Winsow, left briggs Emery, Merryrnan dis
charging Sally Ann, Monyman, do; Turner, Full
lerton, for Portland, waiting cargo Level, Currier,
of do. loading; Ann Jenora, Sargent, do. do; Busy,
Watson, Of Warren, r. T. loading William. Me
Near, for Newport, do; Emelne, Putnam, waiting !;
March 18th, lat33 lon 76 30. spoke brig Essex, from
Natanzas for Portland.
.spr LIST sch Rebecca, Huthorn, Boston
.qpr I'd sch Helen, Wood, do.
sch 'riberius, Bookings, do.
.9pri Sd sch Resolution, Merryman, Boston