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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25

john Uape D } II CHANcERY.
vs. PURSUANT to Il decree rem
Kalph Smith, dcred IN This cause NJ the Sep
lem6cr term, 1870, will sell AT puclc auct on
az the door OF the court house OF the county OF
lyler, ont the second Monday in January next
trac OF ten acres of LAM situated on Mc'Elroy's
CtteN IN sald county upon watch there is a good
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth Of the p,.r-
chase money IN hand, one fourth m eight months
one l1urth IN sixteen months, and the romoinitt,
iOurlh IN twenty four months. The purchaser
u eve bond bearing interest, with good security
lot 'he payment Of the deferred nsiamen's
ID. WELLS, /. s. For
nov u IN j. NJ COY. = r O.
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J. e.. III, mARnOU II /,
NEW PIONEEn IINr

Loottng Glass anil Picture Frame Manufacture
No. i27 Market Street. Opposite the Mo,onic Hall
WHEELING, Va
AEIHERE may be found nm extensive assorl.
" meat Of Gilt and Mahogany Frumed Look.
iis Glasses and Lnoking GlIss Plates OF all s'zcs-
t"rirat and Picture Frames made 10 order and ~
'he l7ieSi style. Old frames Regilt and Gliding in
all ITS brnrches. and on The best terms Upholslcr
ware consisting Of Feather Beds. Bols,ers. Pillows
Cnrled iilir Spanish Moss, Cotton. IIusk aud straw
Mattresses Steamboats, furnished With Curtains.
Mattresses, Pillows, Sheets. Blankets. Quilts and
Counierpanes. Carpets mad and put down in the
pest sIyie aug 10
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a. RO CE RYE 3.

a. X % G. II e. YES
INAR-iO barrels Tar just received and for
| II sale by
nov % KNoXS LLOYD
IHNUKK's ISLAND sALT-5O sacks Tor
nov % KNOX & LLOYD.
SCOKCHED sALrS-lO barrels jasl received
aud for sale by
nov % KNoX& LLOYD.
O. ALARATUS-l0 tasks. a superior article.
my % KNOX & LLOYD
1soHh HALF CHESTS TEA. Just received
LEU and for sale by
rov 20 CRhNcLE & RAILEYs.
ECIrFiED WIIISKEY-Jus received on
HI consignment 50 bbls superior Old Reciified
Whiskey. which am enabled to sell low for Cash
ID. hrGINNIS,
nov23 No. LIS. MarketSquare-
ERUGER'S FAMILY FLoUR--A con,ta 9
~ supply of this decidedly superior article ou
hand nnd for sale by NJ REILLY.
CO
n OSHEN CHEESE 900 lbs superior ar.
" hcle received and for sale by
dc 3 NJ REILLY
a NOTION YARNS AND BATTING.
.N/SOOO lbs Pittsburgh Cotton Vans
20 Bales batting; hand and for sale op
nov 80 NJ REILLY
"A UNDON MDSrARD.-A very superIuI
~ article, warranted ge-uinc. for sale 10y
dec PENTONEY a. HARRISON
GAINESVILLE sOAP.-5U boxes Wi.
~ sons superior soap hand aud for sale low
by deg NJ REILLY
DAIM soAP.-5O boxes on hand nnI for sale
n low by NJ REILLY.
dec
go ALT.-2OO barrels Pittsburgh salt, for sale by
~ dec JOHN HUDSON a. X WYNNE
HDUNCH RAISINS--A fine tot of fresh |
II > fruit IN whole. half aud quarter boxes on /
hand and for sale low by
nov 80 NJ. REILLY.
>faA Bushels Timothy seed IA store and Tor safe |
@fO by nov JACOB & MITCHELL
IN Bales hops, crop 1871. M STORE aud Ior safe |
~ nov 6 JACOB az MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25
sHERMAN's WORM LOLENGEs.

ShkRMAN'S WORM LOLENGES.
nROVED 10 more than 400 900 cases 10 be in
ialGble; the oaly certain worm destroying
me 1cine ever discovered. Macy diseases arse
nom worms and occasion long and intense suffer
ing and even death, without theii ever being sus-
pectedi grown persons are verV often afflicted
WITH them and are dOctOTed for various COM
p aints, without any benefit; when one dose of
these lOzenges would speedily cure them.
Mr. } Murphy, 90 North street Philadelphia was
applied 20 BY poor woman whose daughter 7
years old, had been sick nearly 3 years; her st0-
mach was IS large as a grown persons, her
arms and legs 50 swollen that she ould not
walk Or help herself, although she could cat as
much ns i've labOring men Two celebrated doc
tore "a exhausted their skill without any ben.
shii fnc iather 81 spent all he could raise and he
was discouraged, and had abandoned oil idea Of
DONG ang thing more for her and looked 10 death
alone 90 axe her out Other misery. Mr. Murphy
Delief'ng ~ IN case Of worms, gave her & box Of
shcrman LOZenges, and an two days che %
Turned WITH JOY bcamlng an her eyes, and said The
Lozenges had saved her chlld's life. The irst
dose htd brought away nearly pint Of worms
none hYir rlasg, she ate wards counted over
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25

George Fox Is CHAScERY.
VS., PURSUANT TO a De rec rem
DdFso ilce' dered IN this cause at the April
rohi door OF The court house OF the county of w.
,er' on tue second Monday IN January nexr, o
M -, OF TWO hundred acres of land situated on
MCklnnn,s Fork of Middle Island Co., -
MHlcR land IS Particularly mentioned and des
0'ipI ~ the bnl and proct ed,nSs I'M said cause
ENIo Ot SALE.-One ( CIth of the pur-
iIuIl' IN Two years, aad the remaining fourthI.
IN &c years rom the day of sale The purchaser
~ rVe o@has bearing interest with good securI-
y 'Oi INC Paymtnt OF tue Cefsrr d install ~ ents.
ID. WI Ellis. ID. =. For
NOV I'M J.. N'CON. = r G
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AEOREPROOFS.

1tOhE PKOOFS.
ENATHERS ard MOTHERS-Who hive Ittle
n children ssiIering from the painful effects Of
Teeihing should Immediately procure DR.. Paris
Soothing Syrup for children cutting teeth. This
medicine can safely recommend to be an eff
elous remedy for alternating the sufFerings Of
those bttle helpless offspring. | have frequently
noticed pub lcatlOns Of this truly valuable medi-
cine, but was not induced to give IL trial until
brother Of the Gospel in Kensington, spoke Of
its great eflica ~, which Ofcoursc gave me conf
dence IN the medicine. / at one procured n
and used itaccordng 90 directions. whereby am
happy to announce % my friends the wonderful
s,,cGi y pIouuceo on ny suffering infant. Would
families more generally. where there are Young
ch ldrCn, haye bottle 6f this medicine by Them
MANY Distressing lights would DC turned into
kEV. r. MeNAMEE.
Dec %, 1870, or the Methodist Society
Dpggists, Physicians and others Who wish
me ge"mne, Will pl' ase order direct from the
R,incPalofheo, No. 10, North EIGHTH street.
For sale BY JOHN FISHER,
nov wheeling, Va.
sHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER,
GE1iE hes, strengthening plaster m the world,
~ and a SOY, reign remedy Cor pains or weak
ness IN the back, loins, side JFeast, neck, limbs
FONTS, rheumatism. lumbago. etc.
eralpersons have called AZ the wareh Duse
TO express their surprise and thanks az the al
TED, ''''' ''''' "-'' '''''
Joseph w Hoxie Esq. who had been 50 afTlic-
Ted with rheumatism, as 20 be unable % dress
himself without assistance, was enabled, after
wearing one only onen night % get up alone boz
the mOruisg, put on his clothes, and call NJ our
Office with eyes boamlng with JOY, aud his tongue
pouring forth the gladnUss Of his heart az the sod
den and signal relief he had received from this
best Of all reuIcdics.
Mr. David Williams Of Elzlbcthtowa, n J,
an old revolutionary soldier, was afflicted with
rheumatism that he could scarcely help himself
These plastcrs entirely cured him.
PHcc only ~ Ia cents per plaster
For sale By CHAPLiNE a. PRYOR,
UuiJu Street,
nov % Sole agent Tor this CITY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25

W. w & S. n. JTMESON
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS.
Wcsf SIDE Of Nam street, Wheeiing Va
AVE on hand and are constantly mnnniactur.
j ing general assortment Of superior Fur and
Slik hats They have received the latest spring
fashions from New FORK aud a re now prepared
- supply To order all sizes aud qualities, IN the
k.esent or past style, "a may sult customers
Black nnd Drah beav " and Castor, PLAIN
White Russia aud Napt Hats.
IneY also keep on h 10 nd an assortment ofplain
ana fancy mems ard ho,s fur and cloth caps
all Qfwhlch they offer 20 their customers and the
Suoic on he most pleasing terms.
I. All orders from country merchants and dea,-
ers promOtly filled on the os favorable terms
Thankful for the liberal patronage they have
hetetOiOre received they solicit n share of pub
hc patronage whlch they are determined TO de-
serve bY prompt attention, personal application
10 business and cheap and fsyors BILE Tsles.
NAVY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25
OLD wHIsKEY.

Ii mo Old Irish Wu,skcv
N 1 DO OH Rye whisssy.i years Old on draughi
10 or sllo by
- IS EtNg d CRUMBACKER
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WOOL! MODE! WOOL

II ME highest cash price will be paid for clear
i washed Wool. irdelivered Al our warehouse
Main ST. wheeling.
july 3 JACOB & MITCHELL.
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r.ARPETING! I'D RTGs

TE7TE subscribers keep constantly on hand a large
assortment of Carpeting and Rugs which
thev will sell at private solcia: twenty per cenu
lover tnan the same aruclO can be purchase
al sewlnre in this city.
BREN FIN GER g. SHALLCROSS,
Aucuonoors, City Auction Rooms.
nov 20 165 MarNct SqIare.
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EI5I3iR%

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NEW PAPER LAW.

The law is and so the courts decide, that the per-
to whom paper sent is responsible for the pay
ment IL he receive the paper make use OF il, even
though he never subscribed for it, His duty in such
not take the paper from the Office place
where il -len but to notify the publisher that he does
not wish for it. II papers are sent TO post office,
store tavern or other place. and no, taken by the
person 10 whom they are sent the postmaster, store
tavern keeper Sc is responsible for the payment un-
less he Immediately gives notice TO the publisher that
they are no, taken from the Office lace where they
are sent
Extract from the Post Office Regulations, page so,
srton J ~ ln every instance in which papers that
Your office not taken out by the person TO
whom they sent you will give immediate notice OF
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However, without insisting upon visit from his
kind-hearted and hospilable landlord, at his
house in Marlborough, where. under the name
of "old Wentworth he was, as he alleged,
sufficiently well known. The VISIT, in the course
of time. was paid, and the attendants, being APP
prised of the Jest, had Crawford introduced, very
much 10 his surprise and confusion, into the Go
yernors presence. Here he was baDqueited and
Toasted for some days in most prncely man
ner, and dismissed at last with deed OF thou
sand acres of land where he had settled.
The evening view Of the scenery from Craw-
ford's house was exceedingly fine. The alter
noon had threatened rain, but as night came on
the last lingerer among the dark clouds moved
oil, leaving only those high masses OF white va
por, which among the mountains are the surest
indications Of fair weather. The pale moon
rode high among them, pillowed as they were
upon the deep blue of the sky. forming towers,
and palaces and islets, so changeful and fleet
ing that they seemed like the creations OF fairy
land. Some lofty pine trees rear the house, in
the greenness Of their new foliage, sighed gently
in the soft breeze that had sprung up in the west
and the uneven, dark outline of the mountains
doomed out in the feint moonlight with mystic
rious depth of shadow, well suited TO The so
lemnity and stiffness of the hour Wearied
with the journey and the intense excitement we
had felt all the day, our party babe each other
good night, and retired TO rest assured by our
host that the morning would bring us bright
sky, for our projected ascent of Mount Washing
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ID
LAW DEPARTMENT OF YALE'COLLEGE
TINE fall term Of this Institution will commence o

TIME fall term Of this Institution will commence on
i the first day of October next
This DEPARTING ntis under the direction of the Hon.
DAVID DAocETr LII. D., late Chief Judge Of the Su-
preme Court in Connecticut and Professor Of Law !;
and the Hon SAMUEL J. HlrcHcock Judge of the
Hartford and New Haven County Courts
The students required to peruse the most i'm
portant elementary treatlses, and are daily examined
ON the author they reading, and receive at the
same time explanations and illustrations Of the sub
lects they studying
The students are divided into three classes ; each
class is daily employed upon lesson in the class
book and is separately examined and every student
can read in one of the three classes, as he
finds himself able and inclined to perform the requisite
labor.
One Lecture and three EXAMINATIONS, Of one hour
EACH daily given by the Instructors and at all OF
them each of the pupils permitted to attend
The Course of Lectures delivered by the Professor
of Law, comprises all the titles and subjects of Com
mon and Statute Law
A moot court is held once week, or oftener which
employs the students in drawing pleadngs, and inves-
tigatng and arguing questions OF Law
The students are called upon, from time TO time, TO
draw declarations peadings contracts and other in
strumens connected with the practice of law, and to
do the most important duties Of an attorneys clerk
They are occasionally required to write DISGUISE
tons on some topic of law, and collect the authorities
TO support their opinions.
The students furnished with the use OF the ee-
mentary books and have access at all times, to the
College Libraries, and TO Law Library, comprising
every important work. both ancient and modern
The Law Library contains the Revised Statutes,
the Reports, and the Digests of all the States IN the
Union
The course Of study occupies two years, allowing
eight weeks vacation each year. The months OF
May and September allotted for vacations.
The terms for tuition, with constant use of text
books and ordinary use of the Library are one hun
bred dollarsper annum, payable in advance. For any
less period than one yeaI ten dollars per month.
YALE CoLLsGE New HAVEN, Aug. II, l64l
aug II -3taw3w
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BOOK BINDING.

The subscriber has resumed the above business and
will feel very grateful to his friends and the public for
share of their patronage.
He will furnish at the shortest notice
BLANK BOOKS
Ofevery description ruled and bound to any pattern
the materials and workmanship equal to any in the
United States he will also execute orders for all
kinds Of MACHINE RULING.
MANUSCRIPTS, PERIODICALS, AND
MUSIC
Arranged and bound in the very best style and
sonable prices.
OLD BOOKS rebound, MAPS mounted and var
nshed, PORT FOLIOS of ali sizes and descriptions
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The subscriber having been for many years en-
gagged in the above business, and having practical
knowledge of the various branches feels perfectly safe
assuring the public, that he will be able execute
orders for every description of work in style that
not fail to give satisfaction.
His BiDdery is (tor the presently on seventeenth
street opposite the Navy Department
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be promptly attended to.
July 81
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n FRENCH DIPLOMACY AMI POLITICAL
Il ECONOMY. just imported, direct from Paris,
by F. TAYLOR the following works (among many
others) this day unpacked
Guide Diplomatique, par lie Baron Charles de Mar
tens; vols. last edition, edited by M de Hoffmans
Cours de style diplomatique par ii. Meisel; vols.
Expose de administration generate ct locale DIES Fl.
nances du Royaume de la Grande Braiagne ct DIR
ande rExchiquier; la dette Rationale, les Banques,
Sc; par Bailey 1nspec'eur General des Finances,
vols. octave Etudes sir la Richesse DIES Nations,
par Louis Say volume. Historic Financiere de la
France, depuis lOrgine dc la Monarche, par lie me-
me auteur M. Bailey, vols octave. lie droit DIES
Gems par Nj de vatte vols. octave. Les devoirs
de l'homme ct du ctoyen ct la lo naturclle traduts
du latin de Pufendorfi, par Barbeyrae, 2 vols. Les
Codes, une nouvce correlation ct une supplement par
ordre alphabelique, &c, par A. F Tulet ct Urban
Laiseau Avocats la royale Paris complete in
vol Paris 1910. Code Maritime, GU Lois de la Ma
rine Marchande administrative, de commerce, cviles
d penales reunes, ,ordonnees, ct expquees par A.
Beausant avocat la Rochelle, ct President de Tr-
bunal de Marennes.
Sept. 2
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poetteal.
From Graham's Magazine.
MY MOTHERS BIBLE.

M ho TEX BIBLE.
PEcTFuLLY DEDICATED TO THE HON. JOB
COTTON SMITH.
rds BY George r, Morris.--5I4sie by H. Russell
Published by Firth & Hall.
Tbs book Is all that's left me now -
Tears will unb,dden start
Wah altering lip and throbbing brow,
ipfess u TO my heart.
FER many generations passed,
Here 10 our family tree
My mothers hands this Bible clasped-
ohe, dying, gave 10 me.
All well do remember those
Who're names these records bear
Who round the heartb-stone used 10 close,
After tue evening prayer,
And speak of what these pages said,
In tones my heart would thrill -
Though they are with the silent dead,
Here are they living still.
Ny father read this holy book
TO brothers, sisters dear
How calm was my poor mothers look,
Who learned Gods word to hear
Her angel face--I SEQ il yet
What throDging memories comei
Agsin that little groupis met
Within the halls OF home.
Thou truest friend man ever knew,
Thy consistency I've tried;
When all were false found thee true,
MycouDsellor and guide.
The mines Of earth no treasures give,
That could this volume buy
In teaching me the way TO hive,
II taught me how To die.
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

August 18th, 1871.
PROPOSALS will be received, until the 9th day
i of September next, for delivering at the Post Of
flee Department on or before the 9th day of the
month"; two hundred and twenty cords of season.
Oak Wood.
The wood must be sound, straight, and free from
knots, and be corded and measured at the Depart
ment
The right is reserved of having any portion of the
wood advertised for delivered at the new Post Office
building.
Each Proposal must be sealed and superscribed,
Proposals for Wood"
JOHN MARION,
Aug. 19-6t Chief Clerk
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,
xuy o. r
BANK OF WAsHINGroN,

AUGUST %, 1871.
NOTICE is hereby given, that general meeting
IN of the Stockholders of this Bank will be holden
at the banking house. in this city, Thursday, the
hrtieh day Of September next ensuing, between the
hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and o'clock P. M for
the purpose of eecng nine directors for this Bank to
from that time until the first Monday of January
1912; under the act Of Congress passed the 18th
instant, entitled can act revive and extend the
charters of certain Banks in the District of Columbia
By order of the Board
JAS. ADAMS, Cashier.
auu 3l-3tawt30thSept
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UNITED STATES LOAN.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Sanfamhar A. 1871

September 8, lS4l.
PROPOSALS. will be received at this Department
under the provisions Of the act Of Congress pass
ed July II, lS4l, entitled an Act authorizing loan
not exceeding the sum Of Twelve Millions Of Dol
lars" until Monday the 18th inst inclusive for loan
oftwo millions of dolars-being part of the twelve
millions authorized by said act. The proposals will
state the lowest rate Of interest for which specie the
notes Of specie paying Banks at par will be placed TO
the credit of the Treasurer Of the United States in
such repositories may be designated by the Score
tary in Boston, New York, or Philadelphia.
Stock will be inscribed on the books Of the Depart
ment and certificates issued for the sums thus agreed
for, evidence of the deposte ofthe money proy
died above bearing interest from the date ofthc depos
ite and rredeemable before the 3st December 1874
And all stock inscribed the books under the propo
sails received for this portion Of the loan will bear the
same rate of interest, but offer for less than
IS, 600 will be considered.
Transfers will be made at the Treasury on the per
sona surrender of certificates by individuals in whose
name the stock stands, BY transmitting the certl-
cate to the Register of the Treasury by mail with
special endorsement thereon atested by notary pub
lie, or the clerk Of court Of record, under their
pecve seals In where stock shall stand in the
name Of corporation, body polite transfers will
be made upon special endorsement Of the proper Off
GERS of the corporation, under the corporation seal
The transfer books will be closed for fifteen days
previous TO the close of each quarter. Should 70.
quest be received by the Register of the Treasury be-
fore the close Of the books at the end Of the quarter
from any person in whose stock stands that his
dividend of interest be paid at Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, payment will be made
accordingly; otherwise the quarterly interest will be
payable at the Treasury A commission Of
twelfth of per cent will be allowed to any person
who will procure such portion of the loan, may
be taken, not less than one hundred thousanGdoars.
(Signed) t. EWING,
sept7-4t Secretary Of the Treasury.
III. AZ. A p.l
tmore National Gazette, Philadelphia; Express and
Star, New York Atlas, Boston; Wing, Richmond.
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REMITTANcEs BY MAIL.

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~ posfmasfsr may enclose money in letter 10 The
psbhshsr " n<nEpaper, 10 pay The subscription Of
q AiTd person, and frank the letter, II ieriften BY
hfmssifh
Norr Some Subscribers may not be aware Of the
shave reputation II viii he seen that by requesting
anv postmaster 20 frank their letters containing mo
ney he will DO ~ upon being satisfied that the let
srs contain nothing bot what refers to the subscrp
tisn
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VIE POLITIQUE Ell MILITAIRE DE MA
Y POLEON, par lie Baron Jomin, in four vols


Y POLEON, par lie Baron Jomin, in four vols
with two military aliases
Tableauq des P.ncipalcs Combinations lie la Guer
re- par lie Baron Jomini, in vol. octave
Precis de fart de la Guerre on Nouveau Iableau
Analytique DIES prncipacs Combinasons de la S,rate
pie, de la Grsnde Tactiqueet de la Poltque Mitaire
par lie Baron Jomni, 2 vols
Tables de Logarthmes par Lalande, vol Is mo.
Tables de Logarthmes,par Plouzolles, vol IL mo.
Tables de Logarithmes par Caet, vol octave
Historic ct description par Michel Chevalier des
Vies de Communication aux Flats Unis d Amenque,
ct des Travaux Art qui dependent, vol quarto'
with folio Atlas,
Connaissance des Temps pour 1871, 1872, and
1913; on des Movements Celestes Pusage des AS
roncmes ct DIES Navigatcurs; each in one volume oc-
tavo published by the Bureau des Longitudes.
Just imported direct from Paris by +. TAYLOR,
who has for sale many other works, English and
French the various branches of military and naval
cience many of them entirely new. sept2
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DUCKINGHAM'S AAIERIC A--Historical, Sta
ID tistc and Descriptive, by J. s. buckingham, Esq
in 9 volumes. just published, and this day received
for sale by F. TAYLOR--or for circulation to the
subscribers Of the Wavery Circulating Library.
Expected, to-day or tomorrow, James's new novel,
"The Old Regime aug u