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TOMB or NAPOLEON.

The author of 'Etchings of a Whale
Voyage relates the tollowing:
An EngliShman some years since visi-
ted the tomb at ST. Helena, and j dited
in the register verse ON the ex- Emperor
to this eff ct;
Boney was great man,
A sol lier brave AMI true;
But Wellington did lick him at
The field of Waterloo.
This was not in very. good taste, not
exactly such an allusion as an Englishman
should be guilty Of at the tomb OF a con-
quered foe. Nevertheless it contained
an indisputable truth. A Yankee visited
the pla.e soon after. Determined to
punish the braggart for SO illiberai and
unmanly an attack on the dead, he wrote
immediltsly under IT,
But greater still, and braver far,
And tougher than shoeleather,
Was Washington 6 min what could 1tI
Have licked 'em ell together. 5H
The 'rcxt visitor was n Frenchman,
who, like all his country, was deeply III
tached to the memory OF Napoleon.
When he had read the FIRST lines lie ex-
clnimed with looks of horror and disgust,
'Mon Dieu! Quel sacrilegel Sans dunte.
les AngHis sonte grand cochonsp The
Yankee shippers addition next attracted
his eye. He started as he read. gasp
ing. grinned and read the lines again then
gashing his hair, dashed about The room
in paroxvsm of Indignation, screaming.
'Dable! Monsieur Bull is one grand grad
brute! hut le ffere Jonatln mis- one cav
age o 'ible! chall:nee himl shall
cut him up in very small pieces He
called for his horse, rode post haste to
town. and sought the Yankee every
where Alasl the bird had flown. A
ship had just sailed, the skipper was
gone. a
Prayer D,e.--On Tuesday night, a
person was committed to Jail in North
amptop, and placed ina room with a
MI mac, who had been confined there
temporarily. previous to his being taken
to the Insane Hospital at Bratleboro.
After the new conner had turned in for
the mig ut, his crazy chum ordered him
up. told in to dress himself, and then
make prayer, or he would choke him
to death. III ere was no way but to
obey. and after making what he sup
posed to be sufficiently long prayer,
he Stopped. His inquiSitors iold him to-
keep on and he actually kept him pfay--
i,g allnighs Tie poor nian was not re.
licvcd until the jsiler in his brelkfast.
RArsIna ON Sa1Kns ':Where yoni
buy dat wa'eraeiOn. ansn asked
Pete. tf8
.'Gosh AnaisyiT didn't buy illa nig.
ger. raised un, on shares"
'.How be dat?" grf bs
"Dat's true, true as parchment, for
yaller Sam steal two, and Glib me dis
one not to tell.--@Ya~. yaw. yaw!T M
Are the 'e rooms % let?' said polite
gentleman TO a handsome young lady, as
he planted his foot across the threshold.
Yes, sir AND are you toshe let with
them?' No. sir, I'm to be lstulona t5
g a3 ~s---. 5aIqgs d Hea 6se
Nothing il troub.e.ou.s that we 90 w.,-
.iingy. 80 y g '
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-26
Co'ye$po@deace fthe Charleston Couiey.
sa WAsg.Sorox, dPlil II, 1850.
Disturb nee in Mes ". IS. Senate. gf6


In the Senate to dry. n row took place
between Mrssls Benton and Foote. Ben
ton said in debate. that the South cried
wolf, when the ewas no ,dargel, and that
the Southcinaddress The commences.
ment, M Butler replied, and was fal-
lowed by Mf Foote, who commenced TO
make personal remarks on Mr. Benton, in
am exci:ed tone. he Vice President did
not inteipo,c, and Benton moved ha. iily,
and in Il hostile manner towirds Footc.l
Both we,e in the ou,er icwf of seats
Foo;e promptly left his posi ION. and
standing IN The area f,ontins iheifehair.e
pgesenieda pistol. 9I,ent,,;, was mot ,lr-,
med, and called ON the S,nascato notice
the mattef, oFhll }woald hive to- obtlin
weapo rs. Fooie stated that he WAS ac-,
ting Oh the defensive, and that he sup
posed that Benton intended to shoot or
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-26

Mr.. Wtbs:e;. and his Constituents.-
We take pleasure in giving the reply of
Mr.. Webster to the recent letter from
Massachusetts, in which hig |" respec-
table body of his constituents expressed
their approval of his recent speech upon
the great national ques. ions now pending
in Congress.
Mr.. Webster appends TO his reply a
correspondence which gives strong c,i.
dence in support of one of the position of
his speech. which has met with much
capatious objection, ,-Boston Daily 1dp.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-26

Keokuk, son of the celebrated Indian
warrior, aud t u te,n Sac and Fox in-
tIian<, ,ccently arrived at St. Louis, to
attend the ttiii Of tws Indians, now in
jail in that city. charged with murder.
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your collective and individual happiness
that vo should cherish cordial. hab
Hand immovable attachment to it; ac-
customing yourselves to think and speak
of it as If the palladium of your political
safety and prosperity, watching for its
preservation with jealous anxiety; dis.
countanccirg whaieser may suggest even
suspicion that il can, in anv event, be
abandoned; and Indignantly fl,owning up
on the first dawning OF every attempt 10
ALLEVIATE any potion of our untry from
the rest, or to enfccble tho sacred ties
which now liuk together the various
parts
Notwithstanding what my occasional
ly nppenr OF the surface. the Anne lean
mind is deeply imbucd with the spi It of
this advice. The peoplc when serious
danger threatens, will, in my opinion,
stand FIST by their government. They
will suffer no'imp ing of its foundation
no overthrow of its columns-no dis
organization ofits structure. The Union
ard the Constitution are to stand; and
what we iave to is, so 10 administer
the government, that all men shll he
more an NOR" sensible of its tcnehcient
operations, ard its irtstim; lie value.
1t is not inappropriate that I should
accomT any this an, wcr to your letter, by
the copy of areccnt coneSI o dcnLc lie.
tween The Hon. Hugh NJ Smi h, delegate
fom New Mexico, now in this city, and
MYSELF.
have the horror TO lc. gentlemen.
with profound regard, YOU nlliged fcl-
low citizen ard ol cdirrt | ,ml lr servant.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
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Correspondence ofthe Charl s'on Courier
WAsHINGToN, dpril ID.

WAsHrNoroN. .dpril ID.
Messrs. Holmes, Winthop md vcna
ble, nt the House, have been invited by
the Senrte committee to accompany
themt 10 South Carolina, with the rem. ins
of Mr.. Calhoun, and they have accepted
the office. Mr.. Clarke. of Rhode Island
has teen appointed 10 fill Mr.. Webstcr's
place on tie Senate committee They
expect to leave Washington Monday
week
Mr.. Bentoh's recent course has not
discourage ordisorgarized the friends of
concilalion and compromise. hut has SER
we'd ouni'e as wella to determine them.
He Is now ranked with Mr. Scward and
Mr. Root, and, indeed. is looked upon as
the leader oftle Free Soil party He re-
s>ts any arrangement bv which the pres
ent national conflict can BE- adjusted in n
manner satisf,c'oyito to the South. His
lite letter, published in Missomi. has Civ
on offence to all the Southern men and to
the Northern democrats. On the hole,
his influence here is somewhat impai ed.
Ii has therefore happened that vigo.
rous and successful rally of Southern
members of the House. and Northern
conservative democrats has taken pl,ce
in favor of Cancellation and compromise.
Some of the Southern men, who baye
heretofore been opposed to the admi sion
of California, viii waive their objections
to IL, provided Northern men will connect
withit the Territorial governments wi,h-
out the tVilmot pro,i~u. Thirty or,orty
Northern men are believed to he prapar-
ed for the measure, and thus its success
is ensured. No one has any doubt that
the Senae will rom inc thtse me sares
in one bill. Notwithstanding Mr.. Bcn-
ton'soppn.i'ion, they viii have the Com
mttee of Thirteen. and unanimous re-
pot in favorof combining California and
the Territori i governments and thus pass
this measure, by najo ity of six.
The tables are turned, and the Free
Soi!crs are thrown inn minority. and it
Is from them th9 parliamentary obstruc-
tionsto the action ot the m,io iiv are to
be expected lfro'hing should happen
to mar the present improved AZ pecto of this
mi ter. and adjustment of it may be ef.
fcc'el some time between this and Sep
iember.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-26

DEATH of Maj. o. Be;en. I'VE regret to
learn of the death by cholera Of this gal
ilnt officer, at lndianola Texas, on the
2iinst. Atjor, then we believe Lieu
tenant 0'B,ien, was the officer who dis
tipgnished himseIfso highly at Buena
Vista, in command ofthe artillery.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-26

Are the 'e rooms % let?' said polite
gentleman TO a handsome young lady, as
he planted his foot across the threshold.
Yes, SIR AND are you to.ba let with
them?' No. sir. l'na to be lst alona' t5.
Nothing il troub.esou.s that we 90 w.,-
iingly. eF ~ Na7@9 S'S %
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WfnchesteS Academy.
rE Principal Of this inssunons sde BY hs
Gibson nfsd apponuaent % NJ W. Thofpc
who recommended % he board q gentleman
long experience teacher. He win be
ed Modern Language and such ohss help ne
number Of pupils require 3s.tlf sls al. a,
viii opened Nondsy September hs
timc thereafter Will b
made o the reception a. bosders In ts lime boarding
be had reasonable other pact IN The 3f
The heauness Of (pobsby surpassed BY IN
the Unon very position, combine win The infin
ale o. the school eommed and patronage VI
rN'N''' - ''''' AAs ~ soBERT Y. CONRAD PRECEDENT
Dr. w. BsRT0N. Secretary.
non JAMES n. MASON
THOMAS "A. TIDBALl., esd
DR. ROBERT r. BALDWIN,
JOHN BRUCE, esq,
h4M Dr. III. II. MCGUIRE,
PHILIP WlLBERNs, esq,
Joseph II. SHERRARD, esq,
#Ef JAMES MAisHALL, esq.
Is y ea Rev. A. A. II. BOYD,
Rev, @. r, KRAUTH,
Aug 29-4wep trustees
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py virtue Of Charles county eou sitting = court
eaniy will sell before he vout.
house door Tobacco, Monday the 2d Gay IVY
and hye O'clock the tract q laad
Neae mother, Mary o. Neaei and ALSO na'
o. which the DR. Faac Neaie died ssissdho @ mi
stung said Dr. Francis NcAe hvea ans
occupied ut the time DEATH called and known as "soose
Creek and containing six hundred and my acres lo0 as)
IN 4E 4gs ssQg N!f 41sEH, fH .E ,.lA II
This has comiortshe dwelling barns. .a.ss ana
navigation The land IN ahgh State o. cult
vaton, yields abundany the usual products Of e county
mill. ..n.,a1
TERMS dollars the day Of sac or atnea
thereof In three equal annual Instruments 70
BY bond and security be approved by TRUSTEE
interest Upon OF the wnoie VI e
purchase money Is authorized 10 convey 70 the
ser the Mary Ncae and tho late Dr.
Neaie the premises, ffee aud uncun
beed Of the widows dover interest 4j4 . ,,u,,..,
July 4--lawtds trustee
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DVICE vstnes--Genhemen Washington city
dssre Tor OCCASION have al their tables the choicest
condition and moderate pces the
wishing avoid purchase Of original package Of
superior selection for table, of number Of
bottles liquors. packed and delivered 1t their
residences Gree Of esh BY Adsms on day required
addressing the day previous
be made by the under
signed -Rhenish Mosele sparkling Champagne and
Mosee which uneqiaIed Sherry, Msden and
Port be including exquisite Anoata
Manzanila, White (Medoc,) Burgundy
German superior stock In
United medium and finest brandies and Havana
- JACOB sNiDER yr., +
Aug 27-dmif Wine Merchant. Philadephia.
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N conformity 10 an reduce into oct the
several acts coscsrnns cschessns .sed NE on 'ass
all whom cprcefn, ma
three e-cesior Of Logan coo dated
April, iss0 csved into the Land once on DC
March, 1850 The following tracts OF land lying IN The eosnV L
have found thjs coNms nwsash, vxt t
tract which conysydh
J, j. Tboms, France company in France sysd ~
svireinnn which ercheetrd 70 m
bccause the te thereto legal and s4ue wnn
ieu ep and nor ~ efen o. vsia, o. sssa1sss ~
Xsouss tract Of 1--WE thou,snd p q ssa
Died sszed ana which was vested n iohs rsss Ds z s.ss
Also another tract t6ossa ehh s
died seizcd which also vese Jobs
passed eysr 1888 which ssd ares mtwe 49, .o.sssa
hundred housand escbs6 = nd Con
onweslt because thereto Legs s4tnhbs
alien aliens, and citizen ~ vivais - setsnf ~
Dumas Of Frsnce, being his sole heir and legal
sept 2a-lswewn n - RsssssT Va i~ss omes.
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THE ne1, session begin Mondny the th day o. October
il 1850 and closs fret March, 1851 ~ ~ $3.50 .t4
Nahnn r. Smith, NJ. d. Surgery. sti4s u fslitsst f8
VIM. L. "A. Aiken, NJ. d. Chemistry and Pharm.ry -,
samuel Chew, NJ d. Therapeutics, Mafens Medics and ny
giene. .la4lA5 y 1s+ aAi ~ 800 .ltflfl
Joseph Roby, NJ. D., Anatomy md Physiology.
WIN. Power, M. d., Theory and Pracuce Of Medicine.
Richard H. Thomss, NJ b., Midwifery and Dscsses u Wo~eh
Geo W. Mnsenbcrrer, M. D., Pathological Anatomy
The Opportunities To- the prosecution fncscsi
Anatomy a a moderate expense, !. - ~. -.
err in hs baltimore nhmary the privIegs ofdsy vii % NJ
wards without charge the student for the ticket F
Fees lectures go Sss Practical Anatomy CIV; Ms
e''''o'' W WILLIAM n. A. AIKEN, Dean
Aug 7-aa~tl5oc 49, .S9sa
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rA..ss,.p.ss Y. o. ssasa~.. Liss~ssss
y
y s'sss i ~ s H. ssi q
h1 %o ss ps.s Win al ps sa1 VIZ - sosous
Ss,s. o s % ana ss 81
VIA make practically useful and o. easy reference The .aSd
Msshemases subds Geometry, Astronomy, cosnaossphy
Natural and Medical sciences subdvNaura PHILOSOPHY
Mseosolos, chsnLu, Mlnsaog Geology, Botany, Zooies
y General SsoWsphy Gsopaph,, comprising
Geography, "a general ci,es)-4O plates.
me ps IL sotss p.s ana
oo Nh ,s q war
Naval snip building Of y ass "details q vessels nav
subdS. styles q the aneisnls, le
sing churches, public stores, theatres,
8 Mythology and Rsisans Rites Poyihesm and Monolleisn
o. The Fine Arts, subdv painting drawing,
wing, ithograpy typography music dancing and the dmma-U
u ss wSs sswsy
Of coming and coins, weights and plates
The iconosaphc win be published in rs paa
ss":n y which
fscr order until completed when they can . bound. y
ready snamasd = e
Price q per part ~ s alsai ,gi,.,p. M t Augi
Attention 81 our friends ana customers 10 the following.
pieces doLo,s laea .or ssaussn \, N, n ,,ad..
= w i imno,ed ~ - 80 - - ~
10 do fine swan skins nsa taa aissti sgaIe fsg i,
~ ~ 40 nnpeia 70 Ssea
~ ~ AM .iiHL aaan.,. sinsls .ud ao,h,s vd,hs
ms n'cf isif IN SE Ssrs Way
DARLOa and three Chambers to let, six doors from
National Hotel over raker Fancy s0s elesiPAKxK sssd
Fancy and Perfumery store, Penn. avenue,
Dep. laoo. -4-7- ~ 49, , .-l .es-
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TTNION HOTEL FOR HALE.-rhis property, situated q
u Main street. city Of Richmond within I'VE minutes walk
Depo Central railroad, and the Danvie
raoad in The vicinity Of the dock, and It's connexion
Kanawha and the
steamboat shipping other hotel in tat city,
highest bidder public auction Iaesday the
OF October 1850 premises. This hse well
built pacou being large and eommodousy planned
in the city, Is situated IN rapidly nsEhboood,
very considerable advance In the value Of property
pecfcd.
paid aud o. 900 In twelve months RON the
Be paid In equal
NJ The two, four years. day Of SALE
credit from the day sails, and
cured BY deed Of trust upon the property, ~
Also for sale at the time and place. and on similar and
proporonae the dwelling and adjoining and
bsroe attached the hotel Attending good location for
Kind VI mercantile business. III
The e 10 the above real estate believed
BY request OF trustees United
Sept 27--2awtl9 Oct w. GoDDIN, Auctioneer
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HsAssvAHTss; sts,ss sss, Once.
ft4s3 y gfqNs i,oa5 gEssi, T Wsskinston Oct o. 1850
cEPARATE PROPOSALS. wall BE- received a This osce until
y o'cloek, Monday e lin day Of Novsmber next for
furnishing the United States Marines the following
tons, for the year 1851, viz
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Nj ChaFeslown, Massachusetts So #
H Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
PHILADELPHIA, penneyysnai
Gospot, Norf0Ik, Virginia; tto tt1f i8i ifsf
PsnsscoIa, Florida and sl Nj ..5esfe siss
~ Washington, District o. Columbia
pound quarter Of fresh beef
pound pork, eighteen Of bread
made supe6ne supene -four the option o. the
the Of Fix pounds Of good coffee twelve pounds
Of the best New Orleans eight quarts o. the best white
soap, half pounds Of good hard dipped ow
candies 10 each hundr faions.
The required order u the command
ing siston bulk by single ration, and
shall consist OF the best choice OF the me
pork be No pork, and the groceries OF the best
quality Of the kinds named subject TO Inspection
No bid will be entertained this oice, unless accompanied ny
bond for hundred dollars with sree for the execution o.
contract awarded The suciency the sursties must be
by ohieia person. ~ gsf at Us laWt
To be endorsed Proposals for Ratons for 1851" s 9
The Portsmouth journal, Portsmouth,, H. Boston Atlas and
Boston, Mas Bunker Hill Aurora, Charlestown, Mass
York Brooklyn Evening Star, brooklyn Long liand Phsdel
pha and Daily Times, Philadelphia Patriot
American Baltimore, MMyandj Gazette, Alexandria, Val
Richmond Wing Republican, Richmond, Val Norfolk Beacon
Herald Norfolk Va the Pensacola Gazette Pensacola
Florida will give three insertions, each, week. and
account accompanied by printed copy Of the advertise
ment, 70 this Office for payment I. t%hAfH t#&t sE
Cptl - Mnnyfd EN u.
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.4 WILLIAM HORBER,
ATTORNEY At LAW,

'' - LATE o. yAuquIEs courTr VAL ~ s,a
WILL attend Grant Dane and Iowa counties and
pomp and particular .non The collection of claims The pur
Of ands and the payment Of taxes for
andholdsss any part Of The state 800
Refers 70 Fooie, senate Hon James NJ Mason,
u Senate; Homer, esq., Warrenton Va Mess. Knox
Mason, law New Yo.k Professor p Homer
Missouri. - Is. - n. Apid-iawiy
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CITY TAxEs-Notice To Property Holders-All persons
the 1919, real
property city requested take notice that such
delinquent the first day Of September will
against the Directs BY advertisement and sale
their properly To avoid This expensive process all would do
TAX FOR lS5O BY the corporation
succeeding made become due
middle instead Of ut close, formerly The
therefore became due on ne s Instant and
deduction Of cent viii be allowed
that be paid during the months q July and
A. BOUTWELL,, A
July 4-2zw2mif Collector.
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Notice clAtAant1 eGe1st Mex1oos under he trs~ty
F7Ntft ~ " Ht - ~ Vs0runBy, lsAe. s a f.30nAF
8 as@E eH osslcs Commissioners, ~, lsso.
n me sitting o ms dsy tonDwins ~ =
@Ofxefsd Thst The ecreay notice 70 BE published IN
inssnssr Repuhe and unioa that
~ nez pses Shown whisA mus be seshed Ny
memorials have boen received
bur por VA hearing The hfsi Monday a
DseswsisT pex aud urH delay Y any cp.e wanted mo-
seuinE fost such dssyo ~ |. 81 " 500
accordingly, The soues eorvsysd ~
shs fsein Of The foregoing order nm =. = toars1onr
r,,y q u.Peb 1852 sl 1T Secretary Ooannission
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DOSTPONED Trussee's H~le Real Es1Afs.-By virtue
oftwc decsss n chssss sns ecur qug
me underssed trsssse wiz cell, hfr ne oQutc0< ao ~
ssgssmssr nsxi ssswess - sesss g eecsk - Va,
and also mar Of Viii shs iss d. fsces ~ ala
soher cbasdtdn9hs farm which the said d. Fanm 49,
lived and occupied the time u - teQhs eeet A.
"Gocse Crcek and containing six hundred and eys @
iess This farm coefornkts 6wemeg psn
ssaheay ard s the outh1psns; ~ y vsn
unbesd, and convenient 70 navendon The M9i ~ tne 80.
Of cultivation, Yields shundaniy ~ usl pogct
mill 49,, - f 80 -.
Terms -Four hvnrsS dosisr cssh On day oIe, hsncr
hereof and balance IN three equal annual instsmens
cured hind and security, v ~ approved ~ ~ uesee
msestfn ne 4Ay ~ sA's. UpcN Ne pey1h<nt ~ secs m
prfshs.v mcnsy ne utss:s sg@ssss esnv hector
Ync Nssir e above dsscssd suhss = - ssdor ~
aid Dr. Fspei. Nssie held fse sslpss dfs5 ceres "'
md unfncunnhercd. - eeFai3 FOWL q III 11lL
n Aug 2e--lsw4w ' NssYONmSTnEsTs Iras'e'
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A CARD.-JOHN H. GIBBS this opportunity Of
turning heartfelt thanks 70 his ends and
vicinity, who for the last thirteen
have literally and kindly aonised him in his businss o.
National Hotel Al the time, he
Intention ofcsryns Una following branches Of
occupation hairdessns and cuting hair dyeg
shampooning avenue,
where gsen and ladies will nnd rooms well and suitably adapt
comfort He
giving undivided and constant personal attention,
future patronage his friends and the public, and
shall wanting his his deep
yo and spprsciadoa d such encouragement
be- Offered him In time sst ssast
To all those indebted esablshment street,
respectfully finding eligible make the
arrangements,
particular favos that early settlement Of their
be enable him close satisfactorily
The books Of the will be found the
avenue
Gibbs
towards his undertaking His will be rcady for the
cepuon about the lst OF October.
n b. private for ladies' and chdrens haircuing, kc
toupes, scsips,
ders taken, and executed the shortest notice. s
Sept is-suf sfp Ea b48W lH aE
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" vols tt
Rousseaus Confessions. English paris complete In vols
The Helosc. by Rousseau In English. 4vols
Cecilia The Memoirs eiress. by Miss Burney vols
Camilla. BY Miss Burney. vols. 5a.,
Eveina BY Miss Burney vols. i.
The Novice of 81 Dominic. ny Miss owenson, ady Mogan
2 vols. s fa.4tta4 ~ .
MoIere,s Plays In French and English. 10 vols.
Montcrquicu Spirit Laws Translated into English by Nugcnt
2 vols. " - #4Es. Stta#a
!. Jacobs Law Dictionary. 2 vols
Puendorrs Law Of Nations KenneS English trans
aton. l vol. st4 l5si7s t 41stt It N sf1t =
Postlewaits Dictionary Of Commence. vols, folio.
Andcrson's History of Commerce. VOLS, quarto.
Eully's Memoirs. In English. 3 vols t l&
second hand copies the being wholly unob
tsnabe-iusf Imported direcffrom London.
Sept29 FRANCk IAfLuh