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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-15
srArETE Nm EssEE-DAvIDsoN COUNTY.
SkeltCn Demoss, adm'r, Ac.,

- p.HE =, : December Rules, 1853
Of Hannah Russell decd.
II EFORE The Clerk and Master Of the County Court Of
D Davdsau COUNTY On motion, and it appearing 10
the satisfaction of the Clerk that the following defendants
la the above cause 70 wit Helen Dawson, who resides n
he ts Of Missouri and Andrew Russell Jackson Russell
snd Wesley Russell the three last being children o Miles
Russell dec H. and residents Of the State of Kentucky,
residents o lhs State ard that The usual process OF the
Court not b. served them Is therefore order
ed that publication be made in paper for tnrty days
requiring SAID drte tUS appear at the February term q
SAID Court be held the Court House in the town c
Nashville the >J Monday in February, AMI plead
Rnsw r demur The pe'iuon Otherwise the will be
taken for confessed and for hearing ~ uf-te them
+. Il. CHEATHAM
deco9-tri until Isl Feb. Clerk.
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THOMAS HoDCK,
SEIsOS HALKER.
HODGE q WALKER,
BARRIERS, Hsir-Drsssors, &C., &C.,

bAIutls' hall-DIsssyIsI &C, Mcl
A0. l2, C+.i1r s,paE.
HAVE opened their establishment and offer to their
customers aud the public general Inducements new
er before offered in this city Having newly fitted up
house, feel confident that all who give call will
leave well satisfied. In addition to BarberiDg, HcDreSs-
ing, &c, have large corumOdous and neatly furnished
Ba,h-ROoms These the finest in the city, and as to
convenience and comfort be surpassed in The coun-
try While passing, gentlemen and patrons ust step in
aad WIKI what magic make The bar 81, and what
cute BODY. aupS-if
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4 NTI-PATEYT MEDICINE HOUsE.-WE

N yecfulIy beg ieave make known 10 The public
that we have dsraI led from Drag Store all Paent
aud Proprietary Medicines ard henceorth will engage
10 the sale Of them Our whole attention will be devoted
the prepa and sale ot Legitimate Medicines which
win warrant 10 be OF the purest quality.
Particular attention given 10 filling Bills and Prescrip-
ions Our pyces will b. found TO be low the lowest
"a we are determined be unteisod by any in this
market. We keep clerks employ but those
perienced in the business
In confirmation o the above facts all nTed to call
and ses for themselves. STRETCH d ORR,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, corner College and
ITnion NashvillP nOv2T
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EYE INFIRWAEY.
THIRD STREET, NEAR JEFFERsOE,
I1MSriNe. KA

LonSriNe, Ky.
DR l. T. UNDERWOOD having met
- with unparalleled success IN the treat : 4.sss-
ment cf the I've in numerous cases of inaima- Stt
tion, aud having succeeded in Restoring sight '7''S
others when Il apparently extinct, without the
Of surgical instruments continues 10 devote himself to
pTscIce
In addition the extraordinary which has at
tended his practice Diseases Of the Eve he has been no
less successful in treating other Diseases especially Of a
chronic character.
number of patients residing in Louisville, afflicted
with diseased eyes, whose have been pronounced IN
cuIabe by oher physicians ave been restored 10 sgh by
Dr. Underwood, who begs leave to refer to them
dPCyS-.im
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We have had cases where old men of sixty years who
have been scrouaus ali their lives entirely cured by Rad
ways Renoyating esovent r. Il. Remedies exhibit their
efficacy Immediately. They dc not keep the afflicted pain
stricken sufferer lingering doubt hut readily exhibit heir
efficacy; Instantly relieving pain renuvang restoring,
building and regulating the diseased bod, health and
strength.
Mr. W B. Oliver, OF DAYTON, Dooly Co. Ga under date
ot May So l553 writes that servant iri who
dUced that would give hTip for her fe She
covered with sores Tat Oefe not spot oi pune flesh
Githe Of silver dollar beU whole body, enure-
" cured by Radvlys R9novang EeaOlveat
NINETEEN iEAkS.-Nr. Henderson, Of Hestiord
Mass has been covered with Tor years and
cured by r. T. ResolveG:
SALT RHEUM-The most obstinate caSes Of Salt Rhe1,n
will quickly Weld " the RENOEATlSU RESOLVENT.
One gentleman whC supposed this complaint IS he
reditary IN his family and had bscl uilcled w.a salt
Rheum since his ht cured b. the few bottles
of The renovtng kesovent aud the poisonous Rheum en-
tely eradica'ed from his ystein.
1T ITREGBNERATES every organ and member Of the
body makes sound healthy and song ali weak diseased
and unsouud parts.
WEAKNESS, in Male Or Female Is quickly cured, and
the debiIaed and emaclated made silurG, vigorous and
healthy. Impotence Nocturnal Emissions nen,
Diseases Of either ot The geHcTagve organs
quickly removed, and the body restored to healthy and
und condition.
LOW SPIRITS S-NEEVOUSNESS-- women. the n,i-
nerous h!,aiuIs and ailments which such gloom
their spirits lew doses If tie isnuyaing KesoiT
will quickly remove aud The most Gloomy auc tie
depressed feel healthy strong and happy
Persons wishing thus remedy wall please ask Tor Railways
Reuoytng Resovent lts price dollar per bottle.
No small bottles is the genuine sold for less Zach
bottle bears the fac smile signature Of
RADWAl q Co, l6? Fulton ST. y. 7.
K. L H.. for sale by Druggists generally.
J. NJ ZIMMERMAN,
Wholesale Agent for Tennessee.
MANDFlELlJS & CO. Memphis.
BUDGiN. WELLS Il JOHNSON,
noyl-4m Chattanooga.
And Druggist and MercGants everywhere.
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

ON FHOET NEAR BROAD STREET.
IT THE Subscriber respectfully returns his II
= thanks TO the public for past iavGrs, and So
- hcit$ continuance patronage in the above l-A
<=-zISue also &:sDss
COPPER AND SHEET IRON NMANUFACTURING.
Together with every description of Metal Iunings Metal
&c Packags Balbit Metal and Castings.
Soda Founts Gencrs Ale PGmps, and Pumps of eve
nv description manufactured order repaired at short
notice.
Cash viii he paid at sill times fo old copper and brass
iunss.--Iy b. COLE.
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no THE EURLiC.-RaDWAY q co., THE
Inventors, manufacturers and PEuprie0rs OF tie justly
celebrated t. i. T. Kemsdies tie hlst 10 discover
Remedy possessing the Marvellous and miraculous power
OF stopping tie Excrucating Pains in5 ant al
laying the worst Cramps and Spaaas either internal
teInai iew ullnutes and sootdlrG the severe
PsroxysInq OF Rheuaaasm. Neuralgia and ric Doorsux
a. a. applied The L. K. r Rene lies consist OF
three Remedies, each possessing quick and wonderful pow
eTS complaints and dseases Ald VIII instantly
RELIEVE the Human ), stem IRON pain.
REGULATE each Organ 10 Healthy Action.
RESOLVE away all DjSeaSoi Dsrosj,es
RENUNAlk tue body tIaa al Corrupt Humors
REBUILD Jhe Weak aHi Brokoa Down Constitution
RESTORE 10 Health, Strength and VgJT a! uusound
and out parts.
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C,oTNVRY REsIpENCE FOR SALE z

& " d
The subscriber offers for sale S reside cs, STU s5iis
sted about miles from Nashville the Nurrees s'h
borD Turnpike IL Consists Of about 80 acres one-ha III
high state cultivation Il balance woodland; three never
failing Springs an extensive Orchard contniuga great We
rpty f choice fuitrpes with conmodons dwelling and ont
houses further description Is unnecessary, those de-
srlS 10 purchase cnn call and examine for themselves
Terms hnd cIsh ard credit Of and two wears
on The balance Iuu sold privately before the 18Th inst,
c rIeni viii be oare At public sale at the Courthouse
-, Il ~, a. rsvs-rf : i CARTER
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
ana UgTA a.

THE above HOTEL is open for the reception of "a
i PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT B0ARDEIS. it,
This long established and weknOwr House has UNDER
gce d thorough alteration throughout and furnished with
IeR and fashionable FURNITURE.
The TABLE wll always be supplied with the BEST the
market affords and the Proprietor trusts BY systematic
course both with aud the regulations OF the house
generally, he VII he enabled to give entire satisfaction 10
those that may favor ban witI their patronage
sn2g-Iytrw JNO. W. SPERAS
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DWELLING no

VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR
. Y SALE-Tbe undersigned offers for sale his residence
aspiring Church Street with the furniture fdesred.
Terms male known "u application 10
K. c. FOSTER I'd.
Or in nv absence TO u. NJ F0GG.
q
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Come one Come ali This Rock shall fly
Ernna ia nr11l hora n nnnr % fIii

Frcm its firm base as socn as III!
FALL AND WINTER STOCK FOR 1854.
TlNHE subscriber respectfully the dnzens of
Nashville and surrounding country that lie las
hand and receiving additions daily, large stock Of Gents
FASHIONABLE READY MADE CLOTHING, fer Fall
and Winter
Among which May be found: Fine Black and Blue Cloth
Cloaks spanish do Opera and Congress Coats Double do
Black Blue Brown and Olive Over Goats, Sack, Paetot,
Box Frock aud Dress Coats business do and other styles
and eoOrs toonumeT0us 10 mention.
Pants and Ves Of style and color TO suit the most
fastiduOus.
Likewise, a general assortment Of ClIlLDRENS
CLOTHING Fine Shirts, Under~Shirts, Drawers Suspen
ders Cravats Handkerchief Stocks Hats Caps Trunks
Valises Carpet Bags, &c, &c.
Country Merchants In particular requested to call
and examine nay stock before purchasing elsewhere
septlS L. POWERS
No 81, Market ST. opposite Union Street.
y. B.NOt TO be sold or undersold By any man or com
bnistion ufmen. L. p
YAILOR'S MOTTO E,--WAS COMMYF- gh
81 led 10 Jail IN Hardin County in November last, "a
a negro man who calls h- name THOMAS, aud says-sA
that he belongs James Jones' negro trader who buogh
himin Virginia from John Hardy, aud that be got away
from Jones in Alabama Thomas is about feet or 10
inches gh 81 So years Old weighs los pounds, dark
color The owners notified to come forward
prove properly pay charges and take SAID negro away or
be will be dealt wit1 as Inc law directs.
JAMES g. HAMILTON,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fee g. J.lor Hardin County
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r. r. R-NO. I.-Rsdway ; Ready Eeli3 Ter sll Lcnte
Complaints, Internal or ExeEu Tie luollett Il is ap
piled exteIn Sly. taken the en- wiii stop TIE
most excrucltng pain and quickly reaove il
RHEUMATISM. hr. Ggaoser, we'll known in
Brooklyn. was cripple for nne yesTs R4dw4y5 Ready
Relief ro:isvet tm from pain IN Htteen minutes, euabled
HIM 20 walk Two miio without iho AID of sick cruch IN
three Gays, and cared hu entirely in week.
Thousands CT other equally wonderful tie
above, have been Gu cd by Il. K. Relief.
CHOLERA M0aB 5-E.dway'5 Ready Relief viii re-
lieve The sufferer from al pain fifteen minutes
IL Will cure the most depsa rate few hours.
hEUHAlEiA.-IHe moment L. Il Relief is applied it
aays tine most painful psrUxysms. Il will aways
SICK HEADACHE Ii will relieve The dstre sing
pains IN fifteen minutes. l:wa Likewise pie renewed
at acls.
AGUE In ten minutes tea spoonful OF R. T. Eee
vii! stop the Chis aud break tie Terer.
Aches OF all kinds Pains Of all kIuds, Bruises Burns
Scads Strains Sprsins, StiT JoGls Lsmeness One ap-
pcaton Of ltadway5 Ready Relief viii IN few moments,
entirely stop the pain
1t reduces swelingS heals sores, cuts and wounds
moves bruises alayS e most violent irTtatons For all
pains L. K. Relief Look tor the signature OF Railway
* Co. on each bottle.
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The same" exclaims the noblemsD Aud With
out another word. followed by his retainer. than-
ders away to Cspernaum. Q. B.
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AND " tRIsANlS.-Wea e are nuylng and paving
| 4 the very highest prC5s i.f LAND " ABRAMS. fer
sons Al a l-auCp hs,llr warrants to sell by sending 10 us
b. mail az otherwise depend getting the highest
prices 1t wuich thcy selling al tie time IN Nsvihe and
i,,.v.,I DYER PEtRL6 co.
MANTLE I'lEit, ~ AND OiiI GiS hAltBLE
vi WpEk, u; ke,.uctd Prizes Gh HENDEKSON
ropo.-s to sci Marble Mantle Pieces, Monuments, aud
variety OF u,hcr work ot tue ITALIAN EGYPTIAN AND
\ EHICAN MARBLE. at reduced prices. uov2Y-u
J'oR SALE,-A GOOD SECOND"H AND
L CARRIAGE and HARNESS Call on
dec # ham Il SLOAN. at lis Livery Stable.
NrOTICE,-IE WILLIAM MAENURD.
native Of Briester in the county VI oxford, Old Eng
land and time since residing in Nashville, IenneS,
viii correspond with his frienis in England, he Will
bear OF something 10 his great advantage, or 10
WILLIAM BURNETT,
dac90-ftw KnGsvlle Canada West.
DARK AND LEAVES.---I wish To purchase with
ID cash. large quantity of Chestnut Oak Bark aud Shoe
make Leaves ior Ianng purposes. Apply TO j. u Moore,
corner Of Union and Market streets.
july27-dSwtt IT. Friedrich ROTH.
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R. R.-N0. 2-Radway'a Renoyatng ResolvenL
Resolves RenOyate5, RebuiiGs. Il cures
Scrplua, Tumora, Bleeding Of the Lungs,
SyphIs CONSUMPTION, ST Viius Dance.
Sores, EIckets, Salt kheum,
Asthma, Nodes, CenkeT,
Bronchitis, Fever Sores, Rash.
Ulcers Ervsipeias letters
The above eighteen nlants T. K. kesolyeu Will posi-
lively cure.
II renovateS the system completely, Resolving away from
the Solids all impure Poisonous and DIseass Deposits
ing the Blood and Fluids OF lte from aii corrupt hunor
restoring Eera and Enr, Health and s,.Ianath ove7y
Organ and Member Of the body.
LETTERS FROM HIGH AUTHORITY.
Hon. J. !. Middleton, OF NaccGmaw, ;. C., writes
under daie OF May, 3D. 1885, thar Railways enOyating lie
solvent cured one of his negroes his plantation al Beau
fort, ScrofuOus complaint Of IGsuy wears Standing
The poor fellow Disgusting object OF pity; be
moving Of sores. Tbs Other oes could NOS remain
in the same place with him. Ho entirely cured by
Radway Renovang Hesoiveut and Is at work upon
the plantation To the people OF 5. G. Mr. Middleton is
well known, and TO the Political world Mr Middleton is
stranger.
SCItUFULA.-When the patient has heen afflicted for
five years. under favorable symptoms will appear the
IHIRD DAY after using Il. K. ResJlyeHC
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1--WE HUNDRED LBS EMORY, ASSORTED NUN.
4 BERS, Just received and for sale by
janl0 W GRAY No II Droadxor
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II NMlRTY-SIK DOZ. DARRY'S TRICO.
i PHEROuS, just received and for sale by
Jan1 ". + GRAY II rro.dvav
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TEN BBLS GLUE-ASSORTED NUMBERS
4 Jhst received and for sale by W r. GRAY
iInI0 IL Rrnad,ras,.
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Across the far plains. two chariOts rage Gescey
from opposite directions- They meet et-the pant
ing CONSISTS checked suddenly liz headlons career
Thy son fvethl !" is tie thrilling efy.
"Since when ?" gssps the toil-worn father
Yesterday. at the seventh hour. The ieyeg lels
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NOPARTN TNERSHIP.-I HAVE THIS DAY
J associated with in the Wholesale Grocery, Com
mission, Receiving and Forwarding Business, Mr. VIII
LIAM PHILLIPS, OF Nashville under the name and style
Of LANIER 4 PHILLIP
l.. II. IANlER.
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ERESH PINE ApPLES.-4O DOE. FRESH
Pine Apples IN glass jars. just received and tcr sale
BY lnov25i GEORGE GREIG.
LNRESH PEACHES.-25 DOZEN FRESH
Il Peaches in glass and in tin canisters Hermecslly
sealed For sale by lnov29.I GEORGE GkEltf
ETRENCH BEANDIES AND WINES.---ON
L hand and for sale assortment of fine Brandles and
Vines of every variety which for quality is warranted
equal any offered in marker and sold wholesale retail
at the former low price, by tnov29.l GEO. GREli
nLD BOURBON WHiSkY.-A FEW BIS.
OOi extra quality Bnurbon Whisky. Just received and
foI sale by Inov29l GEORGE GkElG.
ETRESH TEAS.-JUSTRECE 4 FULL
Z assortment of extra hne Black and Green Teas,
ranted superior bv nov29l GEORGE GREIG
IGARS.-ON II AND AND FOR SALE
7 choice selection Havanna and Princpi Cigars by
nov29. GEORGE GREIG.
NEATCnEs.-200 GROSS MATCHES RE-
NICElVEO and for by moves GEO GRElG.
DINE APPLE CHEESE.-I00 BOXES PINE
Apple Cheese of extra quality madein Goshen, New
York, in store and for sale BY
decl4 GEO GREIG.
L. H. LASIER. MM. PHILLIPS.
LANIER G. PHILLIPS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION, EECEIvING
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
nov2 10. 50, Market ssrSet. Mash lie Tenn.
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fENHiRTX -SiX DOZ. LIONS RATIiERIOS
i just received and for sale by W p GRAY
jams ~ Rroe5xs,v
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-14

LIBRARIES. In the following table represented
the number Of libraries IN some Of the principal
capitals and other distinguished places in Eur pe
the aggregate volumes in each town or city:
Of NJ Cf A0 No OILS
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TIE DINNER TO. MR.. KERR.

The following letters, in addition to those We pub
lished in our last received and read at the Din
ner given to Hon. John Kerr, at Yanceyville:
WASHINGTON, Sep, %, 1854
GENTLEMEN I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your communication of the End inst,
rendering "a most cordial invitation to be present
on the occasion of a public dinner complimentary
20 your felowcitlzen and Representative, the Hon.
John Kerr.
You remark that whatever diversity ofsentiment
obtains among us other questions, of publicly we
are happy to state that there is but in regard to
the great leading question of the last session of Com
eress known as the Nebraska bil and it affords us
pleasure to testify in some way appreciation of
the course of distinguished gentlemen who have
given their powerful and efficient influence in support
Of this measure I appreciate the generous feelings
which animate you in thus honoring your distn-
gushed Representative, and cordial respond to your
significant appreciation of the principles embraced
in the Bill to which You allude.
But my official duties, gentlemen, will not allow
me to mingle with you the festive board in Cas-
we'll this interes ting occasion, where we'll know
should see many familiar face and receive the
kindly greetings of many an early companion and
friend. =
am, with profound respect,
Very truly yours.
j. C. DOBBIN
n g.
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NoPTEe ARo1INA STANDARD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER

I thank you for the honor conferred on me and
for the kindness of your communication.
Very respectfully.
E. G. READ.
To Messrs. F. GRAVES, SR., and others.
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- TUE Sc sHAs-E$ERYTIITNe RTY''-which, in o.
supported General Scott, and made such desperate
effort win over to him the Catholics and natural
cali the true 1neriea party and seeking the aboIi
tion of all naturalization laws Yet should foreign
war break cut next year, shall see this sham
everything party" espousing the cause of the for
eign nation against their own country. They took
the side of Great Britain in 1872, and sided with
Mexico in 1916. They burnt and hung in -efigy, in
1920 81, those representatives in Congress who
voted in favor of the Missouri restriction and they
burn and hung the effigies of those who voted
to repeal it. There is no consistency principle
in their history and action. Verify they arc sham
everything partY.=C Linden Democrat. -
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BlsHoP OF New YoRK. The Episcopal Con ven
ton Of New York elected, on the 9th ballot, the
Rev. Horatie Potter, d. d., of Albany, Provisional
Bishop Of the Diocese His principal competitors
were Drs. Vnton and Haight. =
The New York Express calls attention to the sin
gular coincidence that for the second time now two
brothers have been elected over the great central
Dioceses of New York and Pennsylyania--the elder
in each case being chosen first and being chosen by
Pennsylvania.
Bishop Potter was, we see it stated. originally
from Poughkcepsie, His age is probably about so
years He is gentleman Of pleasing manners, fine
culture, much talent, and may be said to represent
the, Low Church party
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The following list exhibits the principal libraries
of the several European capitals, arranged in the
order of their respective magntudes. Those before
which asterisk appears, are leading libraries:
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!. We.see by the Court Records, that the two coun-
terfeiters White, of Buffalo, and Lawrence of Ep-
ping, N. H., have been placed under ten thousand
dollar bonds, each, for making and selling limitations
Law should protect men from imposition at all it
should certainly protect them from being imposed
upon by worthless counterfeit of such medicine
that the punishment is not half enough The villain,
who would for paltry gain, deliberately trife with
the health of his fellow man, by taking from their
lips, the cup Of hope, when they arc sinking, and
substituting falsehood-an utter deluson, should
be punished at least severely as he who counter
feits the coinof the country. -
2 "a = Green 20. Baaner Garte1ltoa M
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1t may be interesting to our readers, while treat
ing upon these magnificent institutions, to put them
in possession of few curious particulars relative to
their privileges and the-causes that have contribut-
cd to their progressive increase, and the munfcent
funds that have been appropriated to their sustena-
ton and enlargement.
The majority of the libraries specified above are
entitled, by law, to copy of every book published
within the States to which they respectively belong
Paris and Madrid; the royal libraries of Munich,
Berlin, Copenhagen, Vienna, Naples, Brussels, and
the Hague the Brera library, at Milan the MagIia-
becchin, at Florence, the Ducal library, at Parma
with the library Of the British Museum.
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To Messrs. ALLEN GUM, &c.