f BY THOMAS WATSON
THI5 HIGHEST CAH PRICES
njrriLL heaven for Ncoea from; tb LIQ,UORSf WINES CORDIAI
VV oge of 18 t0.?a!f;TT;i;T,T, I adre,- Crocery,Glass, .China, ird
fcarlh en wares, -I -:-J:;7-i::-,
Wood, Willow and Hollo w Wares, K
rTHHE subscriber hasreturned frirrt
-Li-- North, and is now opening at the old
on Pollok and Middle streets, a general assort
- .jTr A :.--r"N .tt- :::--
mis mxjsw&ffm
;NcwernMarch0,
U&dDOD
GroceriSjjci
Bushels,
Saddles, Bridles and Martingales-,
vjig-Harness,
Island SALT, (for sale low
'f 10 bacs St. Dorflngo Coffee
I iu cio jjazuira - uu - , i
s ; do Java tlo a handsome article,
2 hhds Muscovado Sugar, ? '
2 boxes &. 6 bbls. Loaf and Lump Sugars,
20 bbls. Baltimore Howard street Flour,
10do do K--do' ;:do,-v -
3 bbls. PhlUdelphiiltyeTJo-V-'.
,10 kegVGoshen, Butter, first qtwHly, f
10 do . do . do a coramoa article, ...
r SO drums fresh Smyrna Pigs,;
" 10 small boxes Bordeaux Prunes, ' 4- -'!
5 keg Dupont's J Brandy wine1; Gunpow-
'.' f ;." i: der, --.i; ; ? M Mv-vf-f
j tSOOO Spanish Cigars, ip and f boxes,?
i 50 lbs. Mrs. Miller's fine cut Spanish smo-
X- 10 boxes yellow Soap LMg 1 obaceo
r' 2 bbls. butter Crackers,
1 10 do Cider Brandv, L
)-:. v4doz. cast steel Boxing Axes, . '
I "Qtlo Beers long bit do., - j
,, Jnst 'received from New York! and Baltr
'more, and for sale cheap by I ;
J i DAVID M. VANBOLKELEN T
coarse Turks . Couch & Harness. Trimming & Mountings,
luusor ana ianry linairs, v , ;-; ? ;
Cotton Bagging, Rope, Twine, &c. &c. . F
.--'::;:-also, .. : imm,-
A lull assortment of Carpenter's, . Cooper
H' and "Blacksmith's Tools, '- A - 1
AmeHcan; English and Swedes Tirei Band,
r and Hobp Iron, of all si;es, '
German: and Blistered Steel, - - V 1 1
Freeborn's Cast Irpn Ploughs, &.C.&.C
f lT-injelft lie tTer his friends aoxrlil& Pps
iick on accomodating terms, lor cash or country
produce, r D. M. VAN BOKKELEN.
IVewbern, UxwViAtAl:.
Newbern, Jan. 26, 1836.:
i
I NOTICE TO MARINERS.
' . . Collector's Office, Ocracoke,
dy. :A s -. February 17, 1836. S
BN consquenceof the Long Shoal Light Boat
baring been very much injured by the ice-,
j( has become necessary to remove her to un-"
JeTfra reDairs : the light will therefore be
d for several weeks. Notice will , be
iiven when she returns to her station.
f " : S. I5ROWN, Supl of Lights.
' By To be inserted tUree times ia thc .Edenton and
Elizabeth City vPrs,; : - : j
)VENTY130I.LAi&
-Tm AN AWAY from the subscriber onUhe
lilU 20th instJ, without any proVojeatron, toy
u"uu xjaeffinff anu iLwinci ?iri s
2Q baskets Livernool fin Salt i
;uctober25, 1835. iiW-i 'fi
I: THIS DAY : RKCEIVEIX
JpnpER; the; Schrs Treilt aad: ietidship
iLp'from -New 'york'n-BaUiitiore.v.?
f50 casks Sione Lime, ; '
M'ffi'A do.; each t and2 ?aart Oystfr Pola,
60 bushels superioNova Scotia Potatoes
expressly fVr family use, , -.1 '. .h
50 bbls. and half bbls. Baltimore su-
perfine lour, . . :; '
Pilot Bread, small Biscuits, for' .
Butter Crackers,
hhds. RyeWhiskey,
Dbls. do.. dp. ,
Sri
Viwu j a i uraore nau,jipaQi8ft ae r arsrtv
lUu pounds Flax,
BOIvKELEN.
JOHN M'DONALI)
TU ESPECTFULLY informs the public that
JiAJt he has purchased . of Booth &- Porters"
j! Negro Man ANTHONY.
lie Is about thirty
) years ef age, stout and well built s 5 fcef B vz
! iaehes Wgharkvcbmplexion; f arid stutters
known about Newbern, hi ing boated , wood
there for the last two or three years. I will
th above reward for h'is confiaement in
, any jail, so thatlget hini ftgainV or len ollars
for Uis .sale delivery to me at. my plantation on
i&att Crek, Craven county; N. C. x K
; JOSEPH PHYSIOC. ;
Febrnary29th,1836. . 'sii
AN AV At: rnmi we suDscrioer uu u
. Rih nf Jiine last. a NeffrO Bov named
JfRRRY. about 19 years; pl Jot rk com
plexion, spare m?de-has5 a small scar across
his nose, and is 5 feet 4 or -6 inches litgh He
has connexions in Newbern and at the plana
lioh of J. C.. Stanly, near that place, at one of
vbich places he is; no. doubt coticealed.;; The
'penally of 4he law wilL be' rigidly; enforced
against- any person -who maylbe found to har
bour or secret said negro, and a reward of fifty
deBars may be bad by the person arresting
and securing him in jail, or for his delivery at
iny residence ten miles from Newbern. ,
- , HARDY OJ NEWTON.
Janes County. February 2-2a, 1836. , '
itI have understood that Jerry: has en
deavored to obtain free forged papers; and it
is probable that he will exhibit a free pass and
call Mmselt JEER Y BRA DICK ; Masters of
vessels are therefore cautioned against carry
in&r off said negro under the. penalty of the law
I J XI. J. 11.
tl;"ir pntirp.
STOCK OF FURNITURE,
and removed (o the Store formerly occupied
by F. J-Prentiss, where he: will keep constant
ly, and now has on hand an elegant assortment
of Furniture; among which are ; l J I '
I Sideboards, Sofas, Bookcases, - .;' , V '
Wardrobes, Cradles, Bureaus h. : ;
r Portable Desks, Stands, V --
. Bedsteads, Cribs',' &c. . . ;. r .
Elegant Fancy and WindforChairs. and '' ;
Looking Glasses will be' kP1 constantly oil
hand, and every other article in his line of bu
siness He hope that the custom so liberally
bestowed upon his predecessors will: be ex
tended to hi mv All orders from' the country
will be received and punctually attended to.
He will also do all inds of Repairing, so
as to convert old Furniture into new; He will
endeavor to give entire satisfaction as it regards
workmanship and price. ' 5 ; cv; r; " ;" -:;J.
N. B.'IIe has an elegant Hearse for tbe pur
pose of attending to the burial of the dead, and
will 'make &J1 kinds of Coffin s such as Mahog
onv. Cherry, Poplar and Pine, at the shortest
possible notice. lY- ;:f?v:
Newbern, January 1st, 1836. '
FSPECTFULLY informs the ciuiens ol
rNeoprn and its vicinity, that he- has
commenced he bii5tness formerly carried on
by Wm. Chali E-il of .baintinjr houses
Painting of all kinds will be executed in th
neatest manner, and at a moderate pfif-e. ,11?
flatters himself that an unremitted attention-- '
his business will ensure him a portion of that
patronage which was bestowed upon the gen
tleman alrove referred to. ; and those who favor
him f; with' their support may rest assured -that
no pains will be spared to Tender hU services
acceptable to thein.': . ' . , . ? -.'t 4iifi&
. Newbern. December 8lh. 1835: ; - I;
It was in the year' 1747. that Dri Johnson ahnoBced
his intehlioB of undertaking a piclwnary of the English
Language.. In a letter addressed to the Earl of Chester.'
field; he unfolded the plas upon which he designed to
proceed; and be yery justly Kssdined, that a work upott
his platr was then waotingto our literature. -VTha LlPic
ijoaaryuseii was publube in the yeas 1755, strange.as
it may seera. unaecomoaniedbv his rilan. But the offence
which J ohnson had talten at the neglect or the wit among
Lords, bat the Lord .among wits will fully account for
the omission: "-.The execution would not, however, have
sustained a comparison wtth the design, had the means of
comparison oeeu given. V , -" i v .VJ ''J?'-' r : . '-i. ' I
' The leading principles of it were, that; in his epJa-
d, m; van
May 5th, 1 835.;-;:; f .
:jC;;jItsHiNGLEswANTED.:;;;
Tl (TlS rtTS rtTi fTT G0IbrigU32inch
ii. vlV ,:VU Cypress r-hiugles
wanted! immediately by . . : - "
v r : JOS.iM. GRANADE.
Uct. 7tlr, IbO. :ri
V.
il r J B ST RRCIUVED,
Per Schooner Ellen Dougtassfrorn New York,
- Apples," Cabbages, v.
Mercer Potatoes iresh iButteri &c.
For: sale IryVyzniS " -i-J
:. 4 D. M. VAN BOKKELEN,
Oct. 20, 1835. ' V : M i V i
NOTIQE.
fTTlIIE subscribers have renored Ihejr Cab
LK -1 net Furniture Estailishment from
Pollok-street to their Store oi Middle-street,
near tne Court . House, where extensive, ar
rangements have been made li accommodate
the' several branches oltheir basiness i v
! They would be gratified byl frequent calls
from' their old customers, to yhom and the
public generally, they offer theil goods at very
low prices, and. their thanks foi former, pa tro-
e: i ' : UUUl ii oi. rvivrtiKS.-
rNewbernrJ(uly9,;i825.;;-tsitnH-w
FRANCIS m,lIffiNlI$S,:l
1: A FEW, DOORS ..WEST Olf THE STATU; BANK,
nas lasi revurueu 'irum ew Jt orn wiin a
chbiceselection of goods in his line, '.
AMONG WHICH; ABE" THE ;" FOLLOWl sd : ;--- '
CLOTHS :
Super Dlue,: T ; - :
' -Black, .
:. : . V Polish green
"i:'tiiff:Dahlia;-;-,j.
-. Jtrown,- ,
Wl Olive, ; ;
Steel-mixCd,
CA SSIMlSS.
- t - . i -
xyiagonai, .
Drab, '
Fancy' ... ."
Ribbed',- .
Darkmixed:;,
Corded,
"PART OF LOTNo. 83, on Middle St
v Newbern, iwith the . improvemcBts
thereon,! being two Dwellings and
Store Houses, with sumcient out Houses,
lately occupied byl the subscriber. . '.
500 acres of Pine Land, lying on
Brices Creek, about nine miles from Newbern.
Terms made known on application to Win
S, Morris, or to9 i . JAMES DAl.f
GAR I S O N.
f m ibtiici ' tt xr:::
tegro wo- I iii stan(t at mv stable the Dresent sea-
AAAk7 HIIW
TTTi AN awav from- the-Subscriber on the
lilv night of the 19th inst. a
man named SUKEY, about 55 years
low stature, and formerly belonged Jn ' end bn lhe 15th of July
Ilandcock. Esa. 1 Whoever will apprehend ,A . . w '
-said Negro, and lodge her m any Jail, or give bispeak-better lime3 fn th
such uilqrraauon inai i geiner again, au -( ment Particnlars of this fine animal will be
ccive . the above rewaw ana ail necessary j seeft fe reference to handbilfs which . will ap-
-charges. Any person louna narDonng.uer, pearina fewd ays. 7 In the mean tinie.'a look!
Will be prosecuiea. j . n t at him will be pleasii
Black silk Yel vet, f
Satin, :
Black Florentine, 4
Emtu-oiU'd Quilting
Buff and VVhiW,
Printed Toilehette
Fancy patteriis
if ? .r "f f - 5 " una io uc mimyicicxx
NEW DICTIONARY ;
; - ' r" . OF THE I : W-
K N GLI SH I. A N O II A G.E:
A BY CHARLES RICIlAIlbsbN.
,.'--
-"' - : -ALSO ;
Hats, - Stocks, Suspenders, - Cravats Cravat
Stiffners, Bosoms, Linen Collars, Silk Hhkfs.
Braces, &c, &c. all of which will be sold low
for Cash. C --
ITavi ii rr first-rate workmen, he is enabled to
eTfiffiife air orders for Clothino " in
style, on short notice. . : " 7 X : t
Orders from a distance wui receive prompt
attention. j , -
Newbern, October 10, 1834. ' '
ana tnen iae newpnQric4rf, BwiiiBg we ;qo.iaons
were to be arranged according io uwageroi taeaataors.
A mere inspection into "any page of his bbofc wilf jiianK
fe&t thai he had proceeded iivthe composition of it .whol
ly regardless, and in -utter direliction, of his own avowed
principles oneiicpgrapay, ruXU'
If such a Dictionary as sDr.i Johnson protected was
wanting lJii, it may with- justice be affirmed that it Jis so
note, and for this plain And conclusive reason, that neither
did he uimsen ax mai nine aueinpi, nor nas any otner
person since'atlerapted, to construct work upon the plan
prescrited. That deficiency, therefore, which Dr. John
son bad flt, and which he bad declared it to be bis purpose
to relievetothis moment remains, not merely its full ex
tent unabated, but with all the aggravations that time and
change may be fairly supposed to have effected.:' During
the whole period of eighty years; which have passed since
the first publication of tbi Dictionary , no effort .has been
made upon the professed, but unpractised, principles of
us Author to compile anew work, nor is any one known
to have engageo even in tne less etorious, but still ardu
ous enterprise, of sysytematically reformine and remould
ing the old. - Supplements and additions to the increase
of its bulk, have been collected ami published; servicea
ble, it is true, even perhaps for all intended purposes, but
leavinethe demand for anej6oot asimp-rative as before.
' Omnes fanhrum farinas hie lab&r vuus habet,' says Scali
geT ; and the bone-felt truth of (his dreadful note of warn
ing has hitherto, perhaps, deterred all aspjrants to the
honors of lexicosranby who may have ventured (if any
siicb there have been) to make a commencement oftheir
labors, from toihng pa wiia patient perseverance to tueir
final close. ' "
It is not necessary Io rnise1 aiquestion' whether the
pp werfal and cbroprebensrve mind of Johnson could, in j
bis day in . tne men iaie jdi puuowgiwi. trtuiti,, ua.o
wielded to effectual purpose-the furce"' of his own rules.
Certain it is that, with only Juntos and Skinner for his
guides in .Etymology, (the latter of whom, on various oc
casions, be nas most onaccouniaoiy negiecieo,; ana wun
no remoter search into oar language than iheage ot Eliza
beth, it is utterly itopossible.lhat be should have labored
to apply those ruies,with success.; T;rC -vVio';'.k't--t
The Author of the New Dictionary, ivhen l.e embark'
ed in: this undertakin,"was well afsured thatihe uhdoubt
ed chief of philosophical grammarians had not spoken ei
ther, idiy or ufitrolyi when be asserted that a new Dic
tionary ought to,be! written, and bf a very different kind
indeed from any thing yet- attempted any- where? he felt
satisfied that this was Tjotthe sojUary d iet umr of one raaa;
colleges, and that it prevaHea- very .generally, among me
various Intelligent and enquiring classes of his country
men.: v He. farther fell that the volumes of Home Tooke
had developed a new theory of language ? tbil the princi
ples of lhat theory iiad, in the m4in,ei?n well received;
that lbey had settled deeply in the minds of literary men,
both abroad and at home; and that upon those principles
he" must composers' woTfc.:fc: vr- f.-f.
, i . . : -,:' j '-- ' 'jf.-;;f--'." ' - -i. 1 1--""I-r -
7 f The Vreat first principle"' dpoh which he has prpceed-
A in ibt Hptmrtment of the Dictionary which includes
the e JilanaUoii of words is that; so clearly evolved, and
so inconvertibly demonstrated in the Diversions, of Ppr
Ipv. namel v ThaCa word has one meaning, and one
itv" and that all usages mastlspring, : and be derived
HI ANA worS wkwh d.. : i.r w'
licatiott forrthiilasl .seventeen hikh?Zr
one a Jsthat tK Book icompfeted it iufSdS
JSra1-?!?' thor i and hu ertlonl "
Hir-reeledto.dapfft-iovry. purpt of Btility;
whether it be rerAnA n. ' l.ftt r:L..iV J? ,
fMeif "t Wvvard tbe more corioos researches of
leBtan SebotaftV-Tlie Purchaser. fcreW
also.Trom any riskofdisappoinlmenras to the cbmpletioo:
With the VieW of ollla fKi. Ttr2 mMiit'"
oi an-impotlant characteiwithiaihe reach of yery
classoT theTOmintinityitvUI bo published at the lowest
possible rate; the Pcsushxr having made arrangements
in London for a set of STisyuTTpiE PtATss, will b ena-'
Jrctt,u wueru i jnucu lower price than it eould other
wjse pelss,aed,0ri:4-:3?-; -'.-- .
it wiH form two lark auarto Vblarnes: eich na wilt
contain three closely printed columns; and the whole will
' J" rati ' Jr- '- , i 'i
consist oi i nirty pans, .1 ,
jeu pan win ,coutain t.ighjy fares, price S3 cents
and .fty appear 'Monthly; unUl. ;the whole is coinble,
ted.- -4.J-i.r sC:m:.. :;f,-h
.... stt0scrttcrr names rectttcd by - J ,? j(i
PwiutSRERl t
;53 .Cir Street, Nds- iVrA
Extracts Jrfim the British Critic the Alonthlg Itaew- e
TKe fourth: Divislo FEncy;aiei.iis sa tiiacn like
an ordinary Encyclontedia .1 its scheme and contents,
that it Would ndl detain lis-a stnde moment, were it not
for the English icfwajy which : is incorpoi-s.ted with It,
it isan unueriaKing- ot immense labour l add notwjlh
standing alljthe.aid which may be derived from Johnson .
and other leiicographers; it cannot fail to pro ve an . ier
eulean task. ; If tbe compiler itersevere, and fihisbai bo
nas oegun, tee iwts no Battf tfte Jngltsn Lficttonary jtmtli
soon beUiedforjM separaU form. British Crictic, pet.
" "jTbis is certainly .one of the most interesting garti of
the volume before us; We mean as io 'Ae lUxon it U
apparently executed with care jr possesses a considerable
degree 'Of . not?cfty in the arrangement of the, Radicals and
derivatives ; and is rendered both amusing and instuctivs,
by the number of Appropriate qnptalions from the earliest
poets, chroniclers, and bisforjans, down to tbe latest and
most approved writers in tbe English language, with the
exception of alt liyingjaothbrs. LThe citations afford a
very pleasing .illustration pf the progressive changes in
tbeUnguageand the almost directly opposite signification
which we now attach some words, when compared with
tbe import which they Were at first luted to Convey. -Ve
make one eitract from an example taken at random,' to
manifest the nature of she arrangement of this instructive
part of the work. .; Wjb! regret that it has not been kepf
uisiinci,;; , moninty ncvieto, june.iBVJ. ( -. a 4 v
Ve are Inclined tai consider the Enrlish lan?na?An7
bavins attained that fulness of maturitv which Imivq nn
wish for increase , buf only anxiety for preservation. -As1-
ueips 10 T-uis, we uave me various acceptations', in which'
every- wpra nas oeen used oy approved wrilers,.collected;
by Mr. Iticbardson, in a Dictionary, such las, perhaps, not
oilier languages could ever boast; and we have a new'suide
iur lue mcuiy Hiiuuse-ot languages,-exemplifying bia
(Hornetooke's) principles by applying themto our own
lonzue.''--Quarterly Review for March. -1827. 1 -Art;
glish Sonymus,' by fkytor Sf Crabbe, p. 407 I '
. lAUudiug to the portions published in the ENCYCLO
P.E DI A METRO I'PUTANA. the Reviewer of ' Dr:
Webster observes
ivk, his iinHe meaning. ' To discover this meaning.
Ar.rtrhst:arcl ba been jsated,; with eoficjseAeas it is
. . . 1 . . "11 1 1 . . 1 ... 1
trae Vet WlUl a Mltness mat win euauie mcmuceicorucu
reader to form a judgment for himseir, and the path of
deeper investigation is disclosed to tlie. pursuit ot lhe
I... -i The exhlanations are placed; distinct-
iewei
fc
" tt thyalnaple contributions to animpfoved Dirtier
of the principles of Tooke, be compared with the corres
ponding articles in the Dictionary of D. JohnsQn,.ahd it
will be 'seen how much i lexicography owes to the Diver
sions pf Purley."- Westminister Review, Jan. 1831;
1; -' . 1 1 y. . .:-
W A N T.E D,
' A N Apprentice to the Tailoring husiness.
JrS. A boy of 12 or 14 years of age would bo
preferred.' Applv to - 1 ' -
1 . r ABNER A. PARKER.
' Pollocksville, Jan. 6, 1836. ' ;' ' -
THE SUBSCRIBE!
ww a S3 s.ut'.oMiffo) a Trpish annnlv nf Bimdrv articles I Uonary.
1-1' .Ma IV.. fkmsfmoo HnliJdvo rrtnniT whlrh I Bf Will be 8
. - . .. -.it . -. .. '- . I restine and
may
He is now at
rdec and appears
e Horse Deparl-
Jan: 25.
WILLIAM BROWER
INSPECTION OF NAVAL STORES
i
frrHE SUBSCRIBER having been appointed, by the
'11 Court of Pleas -and Q&attef Sessionsof Cravea
Countyi. Inspector of Naval Stores, respectfully tenders
f liia nerviees to the public, and assures them that the
ifrictest Bttentioa wHl at at tinief be paid to the business
ffilffT " - "CALEB c:.BEIX.
Febi4iry;19Ui, J836. "t-: ' I.
pleasing to those that may wish
to improve the breed oftheir stock. - 'As racings
is likely to be tlie. order of the day, let us now'
lav the ground worK, ana nereatter put in ouxl
claim to tne nonors oi me i uru i
f WILLIAM R. STREET,
" , , -Agent for James S. '.Harrison.
,March;J6, 1836. . t " T . .j .
TAKEN t UP, V '
I A ND committed - to the jail of Craven
I A County, a Negro man who calls his name
Almonds, Filberts and Brazil Nuts,
Muscatel Raisins, in whole, half and cjuar-
ter boxes, , 1
Bordeaux Prunes, in small boxes,
Madeira, and Marseilles Citron, !
Preserved Ginger, " , v )
Olives, Capers, and Pepper Sauce,
Walnut and Tomato catsup,
' Madeira; Port, Shery, Canary, j
TeneriffeiMucatel, Malaga and V Wines
Champaigne, - Jj
'-i Anniselte and Noyan Cordials, if
Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin& Jam.Rum,
- London Brown Stout, in barrels 3i dozen
each,. -Fresh
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, and
: ! rOQCnORg, eas,
li; i . ,l.u unmixed wi n ravmoiosry. io-euii mo
ineiDcsi ny oy '"-jfL , - -
purposes oi nasij -v"'"u -Cv ' "- t''V-;-':-'- '
u. aleedful aidsto traceihe varioos 0?age$ oi words
from the intrinsic, meaning, be' has enjoyed and, availed
himself not only of the large store of materials collected
by Johnson and bis Editors, the, various supplements and
nrovincial vocabulariesVthe notes of editors and commen
tators upon our older poets, but ofthe abundant treasures
which have been amassed for his own peculiar use.
mu ..ni,i',ni plfr.ted from lh&, latter portion of
this almost uftmanageble coacervation, (to usej a Eaco
hian term,) have been arranged ander periods ofchreno
i...i ctinn: From our earliest writers, . ;y lclif.
Chaucer and Govver, to those ;whd, within the memories
-f-dMi Kad ceased to shed their living lustre upon
the annals of their country, contributions have been Jevi-
ed to add erace and strengtn 10 tne columns oiritue uic-
I'TOmtOlS CnrOHUJOicoi iHtang.ciiicHi.
itmitied to an insielit into some veryime
instructive portions ot a nistory oi nis native
tongue- v-';':-u''l'W'.':' ;-'-r
. . I 1.- 4l.. I. A lU. AMAmiAnA
" Une disaavantage w iii.pprcuwj o wm4--Afiht.
nreession in time, thaf a metaphorical will some
times stand prior lo a literary example ; but (the mair:
ner of explanation will render this a matter, of slender
importance, when compared ; with he advantages that
.1 A L 3 1:Z O tJ.'a S . AUll, -
rnviL great una coneiaiuiy increasing aemano lor. tne
1L novels of Captain Marryatl, has induced the, subscrl
berto commence the publication of a new edition of bis
entire writings,- in a new form, and at a reduced price. 4
Several oi his works that have '.not yet appeared in this
cuuniry ui we cullijtiscu 10 4141s scries, wuicn wuiwnen
completed, ; be the only uniform edition ' bf his writings
that has yet issued .from the preaSi .iir'i5' I
. -jL-'."- .. -1 ' . 1 " N
The work will be published in semi-monthly Numbers
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