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WAR WITH MEXICO;
BY The President Of Me United States Of
Wy America.
tx pDnCtT AM ArrION
. APPROXIMATION.
XKT HEREAS, the Congress of the United

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I" HEREAS, the Congress Of the United
w States, by virtue of the constitutional
authority vested in them, have declared by
their act, bearing date this day, that" by The
act Of the republic of Moxico, state Of war
exists between that government aud the
United States"
Nov therefore. ], JAMES X. POLK,
President Of the United States of America,
do,hereby proclaim the same 20 all whom il
may concern; and | do specially cnjoin on
'allipersons holding offices, civil or military,
under the authority of the United States,
that they be viglant and jealous in dis
charging the duties respectively thereto: and
DO moreover exhor all the good people of
the United States, as they love their country,
as they feel the wrongs which have forced
on them the last resort Of injured nations,
and as they consult the best means, under
the blessings Of Divine Providence, ofabrdg-
ing its calamities, they they exert them
selves in preserving order, in promoting
concord, in maintaining the authority and
the efficiency OF the laws, and in supporting
and inyigorating all the measures which
may be adopted by the constituted au,hor-
ties for obtaining a speedy, a just, and hon
orable peace.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal of the
80. United States to be affixed 10 these
presents. Done at the city of Wash
T.. 81 ington, the 18Th day of Msy,' one
thousand eight hundred, and forty
six, and Of the independence of the
United States the SEVENTEEN.
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President:
JAMES BUCHANAN,
Secretary of State.
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LICENSES REFUsED.-The Court Of Common Pleas
at its las, Session refused to grant any licen
ces to sell liquor in this county. The judges, in
invests them have concluded that nolens volens
we shall be temperate people. Their course
will undoubtedly offend many good citizens, but
must prove Notwithstanding favorable to the ele-
vation of public morals.
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From the Baltimore Sun.
: FROM THE SOUTH.

At New Orleans, on the 4ih inst, the
work Of patriotism was going cheerily on.
Volunteers were enrolling their names, and
arming and equippng themselves in all sec
iions of the city. The Times says:
Houses Of rendezvous were opened in
almos, every street, where llsts lay exposed
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MICHIGAN The M chigan Legislature is
making some important changes in The laws
Of that State The Detroit Free Press of
ihe 5th ult. has the following:
Tue DEATH PENALTY ABOLISHED IN MICn
cAN.-Tne gen,lemln engaged 10 revise
the laws of Michigan, Incorporated the laws
If Maine on The SUBJECT of capital punish.
ment-not allowing it enforced until one
year after the conviction, and then not until
the Governor shall issue his warrant ordering
the convict to execution. A few days since,
the Senate so amended the bill as to do en-
,rely away with the death penalty, and the
House after amending the amendment coE-
Cured. On yesterday, the Senate, by a
large minority, agreed TO the House amend
men,, and as soon as the revised statutes
take effect, legal murder is abolished in
Michigan. The substitute for hanging is
imprisenman: in the State prison at hard
labor and in solitude, for life.
Oher States, Milne, for instance, have so
modified the death penalty as to virtually
abol sh it, but to Michigan belongs the high
honor of being the first State to expunge the
bloody code from her statute hook.
The Legislature has abolished the Couri
of Chancery and created anew court with a
single Judge in each county. The Judge is
to be elected by the people and TO have
iursd cton 10 the amount of $500, and in
certain cases 10 81 900.
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The whig tax law of Ohio, it is said, can't
be understood. Divers attempts of the wise
onrs have been made to elucidlte it without
success. Kellay says its obscurty is owing
to that tcrseuessfor which his style is emark-
able. The dcmocrats are dcnouncng this
whig concern, which is well enough, perhaps;
but they must admit themselves, that they
are opposing what they don't understand
LouiepHle Democrat
We assure our friend of The Democrat
that the people are beginning TO understand
it; and their opposition is fast increasing, as
its beauties nre unfolded. BY the time iii
father and godfather have fixed it to suit
themselves, the people will be prepared tc
|hurl bo'h them and the law, into oblivion
| Ohio Statesman.
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SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida. Nav 2l. l84t

HENRY LEONARD'S. ESTATE.
NTOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
In has been appointed and qualified as admins
strator, De Bonis Non, on the Estate of Henry
Leonard late of Henry County, Deceased.
Dated at Napoleon this 10Th day Of May, 1896.
WILLIAM DODD.
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SECTION TEN HOUSE,
JOSIAH DELON G.
EDrnerLu of Lima.

TIAS opened house. for public entertainment at SEC
L TION TEN Van Vert County, at the Centre Bridge
west of the Mill He has spared pairs IN fitting up hi
house, Stable. &c and hopes to receive liberal share o.
public patronage.-May, 1876. 2f2
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Married,

In Kalida, on Thursday, the 2sth inst hy the Rev.
JAMES French, JAMES MACKENZIE and LUcINA p.
LEONARD, both Of this village.
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FASHIONABLE
UAGSea3oI2GaJQ4o
IOSEPH TINGL LE.

d ESPECTFULLY inftin.a the citizens Of Kalida and
IN the surrounding cCuhS that he carries on the hus
OF TIL0RING il ai.i,s branches. He regularly
receives plates of the AZ EST FASHIONS from Phil
adelphia and Is prephto fulfil nl orders in his line Of
business In tastefu. aha wLikmanke manner.
CUTTING done to the shortest notice. Prices
TO iii times Shop house above 4. Couliers
tore. Kada, July y, 1915. % Sss.
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THE SPRING FASHIONS
Just received. Summer clothing made to order in the
atua
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REQUISlTION ON OHIO.

Governor B,rtley, in compliance with
requisiiion of the President, for three res'-
mants of Infintry or Rifemen, 30 companies
of 80 men each, issued his proclamation on
the 20lh inst. calling upon the gallant and
spirited sons Of Ohio, to come forward in
this emergency, and promptly meet the ex-
pectations Of the General Government" =
The Governor conveys the following pointed
reproof to the toryism of the State Journal,
and its toady echoes. He says; Whatever
may be the diversity of views, it is now sui-
ficient for us to know that war exists on our
borders, and that it is our duty 10 exert
every effort to secure speedy aud hono'able
termination"
Tho Ohio Pfess says: "The German
companies Of Columbus, to ths number Of
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LATER FROM THE SOUTH.

The Florida brought over official dispatch
es from Gen. Taylor for Government. The
account of the BATH differs somewhat from
that brought by The New York. The defeat
of the Mexic,ns, but not the burning Of tn
city is confirmed. Only one American kill,
cd, though from 1900 to $500 shots were
fred by the Mrxic'ns.
Only six Of Capt. Walkers men were kill
ed. The remainder made their way Ia
Point Isabel.
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE. ,
Norfolk. February II, 1916. s
AUCTION
AT NAVY YARD, GOsPORT.

A 7 II o'clock, on THURSDAY the 18th Of March
IA next at the Navy Yard Gosport, the follow.
ing condo mncd property, viz:
largo quantity Of Iron Shot and a small guam.
Gty of junk.
" old Boats tons Scrap Iron--1 to . tons Cast
hon-4 Iron Boilcrs--7 Iron Chains, I Of 50 faith.
oms I3-l6-l of 20 IA. 81 Of IL IA IL Of 6 Ia
81 OF ~ Ia. al Of 20 IA. s, and Of 30 IA. s.
PROVISIONS.
% bn's Beef, g. bbl5 Pork, rs lbs Rice with
FIour' Pickles, Beans Butter aud Cheese
CLOTHING.
SiIk HdI al pr Shoes. lie pr PUMPS IS pr Boots
~ d Frocks, with y. Cloth Pants, Flannel Shirts
Drawers, Sc and sundry small stores.
IcTms-Casn ln specie or its equivalent.
GEORGE LOYALI,, Navy Agent.
Dr. The New York Evening Post and Baltimore
Republican aud Argus. will copy once = week aud
scnd thslt accounts 70 TINS ONCE Feb 10 PAW
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TRUST SALE OF DRY GOODS -Pur.
Il suont to Deed Of Trust executed by Vernon
Eskridrc and Sarah A., his wife, dated Dist Feb.
ruary, 1916, and of record in the Clerks Office of
Norfolk County Court for the purposes mentioned
jim said Deed, we shall. on MONDAY, the 9th dav
Of March next proceed to sell for cash at the store
lately occupied by said Vernon Eskridec the Goods
and Merchandise in said Store.
Tho Goods will be offered at cost and the sale
continued from day to dav until further notice.
LLOYD w. WILLIAMS ),r
SAMUEL NJ. WILSON, trustees
Fpb 0u
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MAR RED,
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
WEDNESDAY, March 3.

ARRIVED,
Schr Richard Bowden, Pierce, from Richmond
bnd to Fall River, with loss of boat stove and some
slight damages inflicted upon vessel during the
late gale.
Schr Martin Van Buren,, Bunting, of Cherry
stone dsmasted during the late gale, with loss of
anchor and cable
Schr Brace, Young, FIN Richmond.
Schr DIR. Franklin, -, from Fishing Bay, bnd
to New Haven.
Schr Portia, Lewis, I'm Nansemond, bnd to New
Haven.
Ship Washington, Knapp, FIN City Point, bnd to
London, laden with -four and tobacco was driven
ashore abreast Viewpoints News, during the gale of
the 2nd inst and will require to be lghtened of her
cargo, before she is gotten off.
Schr Francis, Beaufort, I'm Newbern N C. bnd
to Philadelphia, with cargo of naval stores was
driven ashore abreast Pig Point, Lbeow Craney
lslandl during the gale, and lies hig h and dry
SAILED,
Brig Georgiana Osborne, for New York
Schr Sea, Hart, for New York
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pUGGLES, NOURSE AND MASON
Gs In addition to my already large and extensive
assortment of PLOUGHS, CULTIVATORS &c
am this day receiving fresh supply from those
celebrated gric ulturists, Messrs. Rugges Noursc
* Mason, of Boston, Mass, of No. Eagle No
Is Medium Horse, No. S,ubblc, No o Sub Soil
and Sub Soil Pioughs, with and without draft
rods, Cultivatots of improved patterns, large and
heavy Harrows, all OF which those in want are in
vited to call and examine, with the assurance that
they are sold at manufacturers prices.
Fob 2l--6t 5. MARCH, Norfolk
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A CARD.

GARD.
In consequence of my sudden departure, deem
it my duty thus to in form my pupils who arc desi
rous to continue the study of the French language.
that ! know of no one in Portsmouth capable of
teaching that language thoroughly and practically
but Mrs. ANN p YoUNG, the principal of the
Portsmouth female Seminary.
Mrs Young is not only capable of teaching the
language critically, but She speaks it fuenty with
a chastc and correct Pronunciation. Therefore !
respectfully comment my pupils to her care, as
my acquaintance with her fully justiics the above
statement. j. ODEND'HAL
Professor of French.
Portsmouth, September 3Oth, 1874.
Fb 26-6t
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,,,,.r,R,s BAIsAMOE WILD CHERRY.

The great remedy for Consumption, and the best
medicine known TO man for Asthma of every stage,
liver Complaints, Bronchitis, Influenza, Coughs,
Colds Bleeding of the Lungs, Shortness of Breath.
Pains and Weakness in the Side, Breast &c, and
all other diseases of the
A very important disease over which this I" Bal
SIM" cxerts very powerful influence, Is that OF a
DISEASED LIVER.
T., This complaint il has undoubtedly proved more
.Hicacious than any remedy hitherto employed,
and in numerous instances when patients had en-
J,rcd long and severe suffering from the disease
without receiving the least benefit from various
.,,,,cdIes aud when MERCURY has bceu resortcd
90 in vain the use of this Basam has restored the
LIVER to a healthy action, and in many instances
effected ,,
after every known remedy had failed to produce
this desired effect.
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseases
above mentioned, we also find il n very cffcctual
remedy in ASTHMA, complaint in which it has
been extensively used with decided success, even
in cases of years standing.
II not only emanatcs from a regular Physician,
but has also been we'll tested in all the complaints
for which it is recommended Ii is not my inten-
ton, therefore, either 10 cloak il in mystery, or in
any way deceive the public by overratlng It's vir.
tines on the contrary | shall simply cndeavour to
give brief statement of its usefulness, and flatter
myself that its surprising efficacy will enable me
10 furnish such proofs of its virtues will satisfy
the most incrcdulous, that Consumption may and
"CAN BE CURED,'' if this medicine be resorted
to in time.
BE careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by l. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
N~s> For particulars DIR. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had of the agent
acknowledgements, c. II HEINITSH, Agent;
Norfolk, NJ. A. SANTOS. and also by Druggists
generally in this State.
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MI NI.H EN- ATICAL AND SCIENTIFIC
a'A BOOKS, FOR sale at the NEW BOOK STORE.
Bowd;tch's Navigator, 18th edition Davies Algc-
bra Davies Practical Geometry; Analytical Ge-
omGtry Descriptive Geometry; Days Algebra /;
Ma mans Civil Engineering; Mahan's Field For
uhcations; Davies and Gbson's Surveying ;
Smiths New, Smileys, Emerson's and Col6urn's
Arl;hmetcs Turner's, Kane's, Wchstet's Com
stocks, Jones. alker's and Fownes' Chemistry ;
Arnotts Elements of Physics; Jones' and Com
stocks Philosophy; Brewster's Optics Vases As.
tronony; Trimmcr's Geology and Mineralogv ;
Sllllnan's Lectures on Geology; Bakewell's Cecil
ogy; Ruschenberger's Geology, Botany, Mann
malogy, ornithology, Herpctology and lcthyology
CouchaIogy, and Entomology; Dicks Practical
Astronomer; Fowlers Phrenoogy. and Phreno-
logical Works; Bigland's Natural History.
Any Scientific Works, not on hand can be fur
nlShcd at short notice n. b. WEBSTER.
Feb %
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GHEAP LAMP OIL.-Good LAMP OH, at
~ 80 cents per gallon. Just received from New
York quantity of Lamp and other Oils, some OF
which VIC sell at % cents per quart. This Lamp
Oil is considered by those who have used il To be
equal to some sold at SIPS per gallon For sale
only at the Drug Store, High street, Sign of the
Big Mortar. CHAS. II. HElNITSH
req IL Agent.
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lust IN SEASON Now is the time to buv
~ Birds, viz Red Birds, Mocking and Canary
Brds,-at the same time would remind the pur-
chaser that they can buy CAGE to put them in
its no rouple to show them. Those Cages arc
manufactured in Baltimore
DANIEL S. CHERRY,
Feb 81 Under the Old Dominion Office
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THE FRENCH LANGUAGE

Mrs. YOUNG takes this opportunity respectful
ly to inform the You've LADIES of Portsmouth,
who desire to study the French Language tho
roughly and practically and speak with pure ac .
cent that she proposes the LIST of March to form
another Glass Their attention is called TO the fol-
lowing Card published in the Portsmouth Inder in
lS44
o. Terms, $40 per Session of Five Months
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WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.

N YES! o YES! o YES!-Just call in and
~ look at the STOVES going off cheap In order
20 make the public believe that can and will sell
cheap, hereby invite them to come and look for
themselves, and be convinced of the fact
1G- All kinds of Stoves repaired or taken in az
change Tor new. DANIEL S. CHERRY,
Corner of Crawford and High streets,
Jan Is Under the - Old Dominion Office ,,
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M EDICAL NOTICE.-Dr. A. BRAINARD
Iva offers his Professional Services to the citizens
of Portsmouth and vicinity. His long and snc
cessful experience, both Surgeon and Physi-
clan, while connected with the United States Ser
vice in Florida, and the L. s. Arsenal, Arkansas as
well as previous to that time a nd after nj rod',a
ton : a Student of Medicine in the State Of Obio
in 1870, lead him to tender his assistance to the af
flcted, with confidence. And he trusts the many
wounds he has received in the service of his conn
try, for which he has received the watmcs thanks
of many of the highest in the land will nj Ieast
prove nohindrance TO issc rvccs and the confidence
of his fellow citizens in this community His or
flee is next door TO Mr. Spaldinp's the Gun-Sroitb
High street, and his residence a. Mr. Nathaniel
Manning's, next door TO luis Office
References:
JOHN p. You're. M. D.
Doct Henry BUR-.
ARMrs1EAp COOKE, NJ. D.. Norfolk
T"o%As LAW w NJ; D.. Surgeon General s.
Army, washington, ID. {. Feb
DOCK KEEPER.-A Gentleman ,ybo :, :.
1p superior Accountant wishes situation in
some good Mercantile House as Book Keeper. -
Any House that may want good Accountant viii
please address Book Keeper, Box IS, tost Office.
Portsmouth, Va. Jan 10
STATING, PLASTERING, d c.-Thc ON.
- designed takes this method OF inf,rn,ipor his
friends and the public generally that he ia now p,e
pared TO execute all work in his line such as ST a.
TING. PLASTERING, STUCCO and ORNAMEN.
TAI WORK, also Embarrassing and Jty5ien;po
IPGiis Stating and Plostcriug rcpaircd i'm tbf re,t
est manner The subscriber from his practical
hhoWlCdgc OF ttc Business, feels confident tit nc
can give satisfaction 20 all who will give him their
work. ~
81 Orders left at the stores of Mr. JOS. A But-
sOLY or lHos. BROOKS VIII meet with prompt at
tcuuon' FRANCIS J.. BENSON.
n. b. Persons in the country having Plastcrioo
to do will find il TO their advantage 10 eriyc hin,
call, or by letter, directed to him, Portsmouth, Va
Jan l5-3m y
nor Saba small FARM within G,n-
IL miles of Portsmouth, on the road LEADING T.,
to the Great Bridge. will sell low and yiyc q
credit OF SIX or twelve months. the person may
wls6' or viii exchange for Property in the town
OF portsmouth or Norfolk. S. JAMES
DEC - w est side the Market.
TWO HOUSES FOR SALE on RENT
u IN Portsmouth. One on County street near
the intersection OF Dnwiddic street Tho lot il
'uihclcnuy large TO erect two small Houses The
other on the Corner OF Crab and Washington ste
two story Wood Building, in good order. at pres
ent unoccupied. The above Houses will be rented
oi SOLD upon the most accommodating terms bv
application TO Wan. Portlock in Portsmouth or
JACOB KELLY
REQ I'-la4" In Nansemond County.
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DORTsMOUTH FEMALE sEMINARY.-

Il Mrs. a. p. You've, Principal-Miss " TowN
Associate. The friends and patrons of this Insti.
tuition are respectfully informed that the Spring
Session Will commence on MONDAY, the 2nd Of
March
The Course of Studies, heretofore, will en-
brace all the branches of a thorough English Edu
90 Terms, from 10 to SIS per Session of Five
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PORTSMOUTH BOOT AND SHOE

FOICISMUUJ'H BOOT AN SHOE
FACTORY.
FRI The Subscriber grateful for the
~ patronage heretofore so literally ex-
s-szpR5 ~ tended 10 him, would in this publ.
~ manner return his thanks for the
5@S- same, and inform them that he has
made some valuable improvements in the manu-
iactnrc OF BOOTS s SHOES. His Stock ofLEATH-
Et OF all kinds cannot be surpassed in this or anv
other market for durability and beauty of finish
while his Workmen equal to, if not superior to
me best He trusts that having once tested his work
the public will CALL AGAIN
Two or three first rate Hands, for Boots or Shoes
would find immediate and constant employment
by applying soon.
The most prompt attention given, as usual to all
orders, and no disappointment. Recolect that tho
money left lin his Establishment, is expended in the
Town and goes to the support of our own me-
chancs, and tradesmen. T. HOFFMAN
Buffers New Building, Crawford Street
n. Il. \ few BOARDERS will be taken bv th.
Subscriber, by the year, month or week, on mode
rate terms. Doc
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DINE AND OAK WOOD. AND VAL
a UABLE WHARF FOR SALE.-From 600 TO
1000 Cords of best quality PINE and OAK WOOD
growing on land situated within two miles of Nor
folk and within half mile of good landings over
good roads. Also valuable WHARF in Gosport,
near the Navy Yard, we'll calculated FOR Shin
Yard, or building. For further information and
terms apply to the Executors of N. p. Tatcm de-
ceased, or to THOS. TATEM
Feb Observation-Disclosures
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DHos AMMONIA.-Thi- nc

VNOBACCO.-Thos who arc fond of good To-
A bacco can get excellent article for % cents
Call and try il. l.. X THOMAS
Feb 81 West side Market Square
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TARMINA SACRA or Boston Collection of
~ Church Music comprising the most popular
Psalm and Hymn Tunes in general use, together
with great variety of New Tunes, Chants, SEN
fences, Motetts, and Anthems, principally by dis
distinguished European Composers. The whole
constituting one of the most complete collections of
Music for Chors, Congregations, Singing Schools
and Societies. eXtant, by Lowell Mason, Professor
of the Boston Academy of Music For sale at
w. II. III. HODGES & cos,
Feb 81 Book and Variety Store.
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CLASSICAL BOOKS, for sale at the New
" Book Store.


LATIN.
Andrews and Stoddards Grammar; Andrews
Reader Lessons, Exercises and Key; Andrews
SaIlust; Cooper's Virgil; Horace Dolphin; Lee
veretts Lexicon; Ainsworhs Dictionary, large
and small Entick's Dictionary Cicero de Oficiis
Cicero de Oratione; Mattaire's Caesar; Anthon's
Cesar, Livii Caesar for Beginners; Lcmpricres
Classical Dictionary; Latin without a Master.
GREEK
. Buttman's Grammar; Crosbys Grammar: So
phocles' Grammar; Greek Verbs Exercises and
Lessons Sophocles, Romaic (Modern Creek
Grammar; Memorabilia of Xenophon Hutchin-
sons Xenophon; Wilson'S Testament; Novum
Testamentum Greco lHahn;) Donnegan's Lexi-
con Greek Reader, Fisk's Exercises
FRENCH.
Bogcr's and Meadows Dictionaries; Bolmar's
Levizac's Grammar /; Les Aventurcs de Teemaque;
Bolmar's Key to Telemaquc Vie de Washin gton
Nouveau Testament Dufcf's French Course !;
French without Master.
ALSO,
Stewards Course of Hebrew Study; Fallen's
German Grammar; German Phrase Book; Ger.
man without Master; Danish and Italian with
out a Master; Buffers Ancient Atlas; Newman's
and Barretts Spanish Dictionary.
Feb % N b. WEBSTER
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NOTICE.-Drift on shore, in front of nv
IN Residence, on Monday night last, during the
Snow Storm, three Barrels of Tar. The owner
can get it by identifying the same, paying for this
advertisement and likewise small amount which
paid TO secure it. Nj. benson
March Sit