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Newspaper Page TextLIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post-Office, at Sa vannah, (Ga.) on the 31 hI J\Iay t 1819. lij' Persons calling I'.r Letters contained in the following list, will please to enquire for Advertised falters. A William Alderman, Welcome Allen Archibald Alpin Samuel It. Anderson John Adkinson Davis Vnstin Kuhert Jt. Atkinson A. Armstrong Thomas Aspmull John C. Abbott Thomas Abbott Isaac II. Uenedict Richard Ilarstow Bulloch county• Henry T. Allen P. Ardinand Daniel II. Abell ('apt. Win. Appleton Major AUston Mrs. Moisey \llen Mrs. Eli/a Aliart B Thomas Boyd, 3 Daniel Butterfield EpcnetusP. Uenedict George Blackman James Hodges Bell Ebenezer Baldwin Samuel Bleard Solomon Bidwell Isaac G. Brown W. W. Black William A. Patterson John Beashar R. Boman Benjamin Burton Russel Booth Giles Barber Fleth Benedict —— Bernard, Wilmington Island. Knowles Butler Charles II. Blodget Charles Bullock Hezekiah Barker James Bridge William Buckler Freeman Briggs Thomas II. Black William A. Carson James Brown Capt. Bennett Capt. Alex. Baxter Capt. Samuel Barstow Capt. Ansel Bourne Col. John C. Bell Rev. Daniel Brown Mrs.'Bryan, Wilmington Island. Mrs. Clarissa Babcock Mrs. Mary Bowen Mrs. Sarah Blacksell Mrs. Delia Bryan, Wil mington Island, 2 Mrs. Eliza. Bassinger Mrs. Catherine Barry Mrs. Jane Biyan Mrs. Rebecca Baas Miss Ranpah Baas Mrs. Elizabeth Ball Miss Mary Brooks c John Chandler George 11 Congleton, 2 William Crofford Levi Compton John Cowan Thomas (’lark Lucius Canada Samuel Chace James Cumming, 2 Nathaniel R. Conkling T. A.Condy William W. Carnes Capt. C. Clemence Peter Cardie Doctor Alex. Chisolm Peter Cone, Bulloch Camming & Moorhead, county 3 John Cannon Isaac Course & Son, 6 Joseph Collins, Tatt- Cooper, Smerden and nail county Brukler Henry Cannady, Emati- Mrs. Sarah Coxsin uel county Daniel Car Moses II. Clark Samuel Critman Joseph Child Linus Condit Charles Cannon Morgan Cavanagh Samuel Carsen William Cork Charles Curren William Carlton Calvil Clemence John Douglass Mrs. Martha Cnlahan Miss Mary Ann Clancy Miss Mary Adeline Coachman Miss Mary E. W. Camp bell Miss Amanda Fith Al len Coan Miss Amanda Coan Miss Amanda F. Co an, 2 Clerk Superior Court, Bulloch county B Robert Daniel Malichi Denmark, Bui- John Dupignuc loch county Thomas Demsey S. C. Dunning John Dennis Jesse Dykes, Effing■ ham county Daniel Dunham, 2 Robert Daniel William G. Davis Uriah Downer Thomas Day William I. Drury Jacob Evans •J. W. Farmer, 2 Jacob Fulk John Frink Charles Fox P. Favard Nicholas Flood William Flinn Richard Forrist Rice Fay Calvin French William R. Gray Daniel L. Dunham, 2 John Dougherty Flemin Doben Thomas Disney David Douglass, 2 James R. Danforth, 2 Allen Denmark, Bul loch county Miss Eliza Ann Daniel Miss Sarah Dunham, 4 E Miss Sarah Evercs F James Fraser John Fryer Robert Flint Mark Fanul French & Bright I Capt. Daniel Frost Reverend Pliny Fisk Mrs. Sarah Franklin, 2 Mrs. Mary Fisher Miss Uellen Fleming G Thomas M. Goddard John II. Green, Bui- John Gibson loch.county John Gutfrard Pinckney Gearidnor Hirahm Granger, 2 Clinton Griffin, 2 John Green Jame9 Gliegan Charles Giflvy William Gaddy Owen Gillen Isaac Gray Silas Gardner a\. Guard fttseph Gromet S. M. Le Guiffant Chitrles Groover, 2 Giles Griswold Richard Gorham Bradley Gay Batt Gilmartin Lieut. G. W. Gardner Capt. James Green Mrs. Abbigail Ginclrat Mrs. Anna Goulding Mrs. Frances L. Glyn Mrs. Mary J. Green Miss Susan Green Miss Mariah Gibbons Miss Suky Graham n :har!es Hailey, 3 lenry Harlow l. Hugh 9 Samuel G. Hemderc 2 tobert Hillmer, jr fames Harris Sylvester Hunt Valium Hayward lohn Hover lolm Hodges, jr. Wilmington Island, 3 Charles Hastings, 2 fob Hamiltion Seth T. Hitchcock, 2 William Harrison Asa Huntriss, 3 [)rin Halt, 2 Henry Hessburn Hillary Henderson Robert Heddcrwick lohn Hogg lohn Humphrey Charles C. Harrington Charles H. Hoyt Tim Hubbard Alfred J. Huntington Calvin flowcl Mr. Hughs, opposite the Guard House David Hunter Clark Havens James W. Hunter Joseph llanmer John Hesler Win. Hollo wars, Bulloch county Smith Harrington Lorenzo T. Hall David Hutchens Capt. Jabez Howes Capt. Simon Handley Huntington & Burrill Dr. Stephen Hull Mrs. Sarah Ann Harris Mistress Ilall > Mrs. Mary Hudson Mrs. Mary Hodges Mrs. Sarah Haley Miss Eliza Howtf Thomas Johnson William Jones Ten! James Oliver P. Jackson Thomas Irwin I.ew’is Johnson, sen llenry W. Jordan Ebenezer Kceny Nathan King Lewis H. Kenan Kly Kennedy Hart Klapman Charles Khan Obudiah King John Lake Daniel Lake David Low Thomas Lamb Samuel I.ce Edw. Lomas James Littlejohn Curtis I.oper Rowland Luce, jr. 1—7 Jacob Miller John M’Kearly Henry Mnguil .lohn Macadam, 2 Thomas Morris John Me Cnlla Jacob Marston Thomas Mitchell Mr. Me Neal John Me Kinnie John Morrie Charles Me Gclveriah Peter McCann George D. Millen, 2 Mosier & Bennitt Capt. Jerninger. Dr. Edward Jorf 3 Mrs. Ann Jordaf Mrs. Susannah Jenkins Miss Rachel 8c iliss Sa rah Johnson Miss L. C. Izard K Jonathan Kinny Capt. John Kecle Mrs. Rebecca >1. Keat ing Mrs. Elizabeth Knight Mrs. Martha Killy Hiram Look Clark Look, 2 Patrick Loughiy Thomas l.ucas Capt. Alexander Lane Mrs. Hester Lucena Mrs. Mary Lcwdcii Miss Hannah Low M George Miller Tristram G. Mitchell Thotnns Miller Walter Matthewson Ja. Maxwell Joshua \V. Morgan, 2 Edw’d Munro Edw’d Mc Evoy Stiles Miller Richard Montague John Me Clausky John Mann Mr. Me GUtre Samuel Morton Henry Miller, 2 Andrew Marshall Caleb Merrell Henry Me Coy James Me Bride Edw. Me Elroy John Me Cadim Cowels Mead Peter T. Merchant Mr. Meins Thomas Mi line James Madagan Thomas 11. Miller Samuel B. Northrop George Ncwhall J. B. Neel Daniel Nelson Reuben Newcomb George Oliver Roger Olmstead Richard Owen Sam’i & G. Oliver John Philips F.lcnhalet Peirson William Pack Ephraim Peirce John Peters William/T. Peirce Abraham Pratt Samuel G. Parker Joseph Peakes Tedckiah Y. Pakc Alex. Pratt Thomas Redmond, 2 John C. Ross Rolph & Newman John Robinson Robert Rogs Justus Robbins, 2 Owen F. Hoff John Rogers, 2 William Geo. Read Elisha Robert William Richardson David Rceser. Samuel P. Robinson Sebron Richardson James T. Ross William Reynolds 2 John Springer, jun. 2 Caleb Snow John Smith, 2 Thomas Sanders Henry C. Snow William Smith, 2 Job Seekell Benjamin II. Smith John Simmons Charles A. Smith Lemuel Sturtevant Henry 9mnll William Sims & Co. John Sylvester Robert Smith Burley Somes Gross Scruggs, Effing ham county Dr. Maxwell (’apt. Apoles Mun Capt. John Me Learn Mrs. Ann R. Morrell Mrs. Grace Me Call, 2 Mrs. Sarah Meddleton Mrs. Priscilla Moodie Miss Mary Mercer Miss Sarah Monroe Miss Susan D. Martin Miss Surah Me Koy Miss Hariet Merium Miss I.enora Marshal Miss Eliz. Miller or Mrs. Jelks. Mr. Me Niel jy Wm. Nisbet Capt. Newton Mrs. Charlotte S. Ney* land 0 William Onthank Mrs. Mariah D.OImstead Mrs. Margaret Oliver P L. Petty, 2 Robert H. Pettigrew Leonard Peabody Walter Preston Benjamin Pearson, 2 Mrs. John Parks Miss Ann Patterson Mis9 Sophia B. Paris Miss Ann Pitt Dr. William Parker R Abner Ross Mr. Rogers Matthew Reeser, 3 C. Ross Oliver Russell Thomas Riley Joseph Robinson John Ralston, Bryan ct'y Capt. Mo9es Rogers Capt. John Randall Mrs. G. B. Richard Mrs. D. L. Robinson Mrs. Elizabeth Penny Mrs. Catharine Rapp, 2 Miss Elcnor Ryan s Jacob 8hull Frederic Sanders Philip Stevenson Jeptna Sweetland Stanton & Bird Crasfield Savage Samuel Stevenson Stephen Stockne William Stone & Co James Shaw Capt. Sam. Sturtevant Mrs. Prudy M. Steel Mrs. Ellen Steward Mrs. Ann Steward, 3 Mrs. Rachel Sweet Miss Mary Ann Smith Miss Mary Smith Andrew Thomas Mr. Taylor, merchant Stephen Tullas Samuel Tucker Valentine Tolerton James Tucker T ' Richard H. Tucker William Thomas Freeman Taber Corey Taber John Tubman ^ Josiah F. Thomas u—v Chafin Varnum Henry Young William Quexntock Garret Velder Stephen Vail Capt. John Upton George A. Underhill w Thomas A. Williams George M. Waltera John A. Webster Edwin L. Westcott Joseph Wood George A. Winn Thomas Stevens White Edmon Warren Alexander C. Wylly Charles Williams Thomas Walsh John Wyatt Ebenezer D. Wash burn, 2 Richanl Woodward Thomas Wilson Henry Woodward Solomon Williams F.zekiah Wood Thomas E. Walter Light Wilson William Walker John Wast Israel Woodruff Robert Walker Edward Whitegar Lamont Williams Administrators of Mr. Woolhopter, dec. Lewis Wamsley C. C. Wright Robert Webb Thomas Willingham George Woolf; Effing ham county Sam. M. Woodbury, 2 John H. Watson George Willis James Wells John Wilson, 3 Dr. Neater Warren Dr. B. T. Williams Dr. George A. Winn Whitney & Parkman R. Woodruff 8t Co Major Joseph Wood ruff, 2 Capt. Alden Wing, 2 Capt. Ephraim Wil cox, 3 Capt. Stephen Water man Capt. John Winkley, 2 Mrs. Ann Wilkins Wil kinsons, Tuchahoe Mrs. Martha Wiggins Mrs. Elizabeth Wes- termyre, 2 Mrs._Colonel Ward robe Mrs. Martha Wylly Miss Ursula Wood Miss Mary E. Willis Miss Mary Warren, 2 Miss Martha Wilkins, Pipe-makers Nancy Wade French Letters. Paul Renou La Thibaudiere Dure de Soligni Marie Honorce, 2 Seyo Cartier Jean Vlnllc Anthony Tardy Faancois Giraudon Doctor Chevrier Caussin Joseph Chambert Morin Jackson Thurelle De Heunot Mauville Chevalier de Sprang Zacari Pautre, 2 Joseph Sacerdote Bolin & Co. Jucoh Mara Jean Blaise, 2 Elconorc Boisquenc Philip Box, P. M. By Authority of the State of Georgia. SPLENDID SCHEME 0¥ A LOTTEHX i FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SAVANNAH POOR-HOUSE AND HOSPITAL. SCHEME. 1 Prize 1 ditto 1 ditto of 2 >,000 is of 10,000 is of 5,000 is 30 Prizes of 50 ditto of 100 ditto of 800 ditto of 1,000 is 100 is 50 is 25 is 825,000 10,000 5,000 30,000 5,000 5,000 20,000 4000 Tickets at 825 is 8100,000 stationary prizes as follow: 1st day, first drawn Number, $1000 2d (lav, 2 first ditto ditto 1000 each 3d day, 2 first ditto ditto 1000 each 4th day, first ditto ditto 5000 5th day, firat ditto ditto 1000 Gtli day, 3 firet ditto ditto 1000 each On the 7tli day, before the opening of the Wheels—one of 825,000—one of 810,000— and twenty-one of 81000 will he put in the Wheel by the Commissioners, and remain float ing until drawn. ay The first drawn 500 Blanks, to be enti- tied to 825 each. Whole Tickets, Half do. quarters do. 825 00 12 50 6 25 The whole to be completed in Eight Days drawing only, Under the Superintendance of the Commissioners. All the Prizes payable in Cash, GO days after the drawing, (subject to a deduction of fifteen per cent, only,) at the BANK OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA. |C7* In offering the above small though splendid Scheme to the Public,the Commis sioners are confident of its containing a greater number of Capital Prizes than any before presented in the United States, (of the same magnitude.) The Commissioners having in view the Establishment of a POOR HOUSE and HOSPITAL on a more extensive plan (than heretofore,) they call upon the Public in behalf of this Institution, the benefits of which are not confined to this City or State, but are extended to all the sick and indigent of whatever nation, who fall within the sphere of its usefulness.— They have every reason therefore to believe that from the small number of Tickets, and the claims of the Institution upon the benevolence of the Public, that the drawing will commence in a very short time. Correct Lists of the Prif.cs will be kept as the Drawing progresses. TICKETS arid SHARES for sale by the Subscribers. Orders for Tickets or Shares, inclosing the Cash, post paid, addressed to either the Subscribers, will be promptly attended to. A Discount will be allowed to those who purchase a quantity. , JOHN G. COWLING, O FFERS his services in AUGUSTA, to his friends, A the public in general, in the ca pacity of AUCTIONEER 14 COMMISSION MERCHANT, and will he thankful for their favors. Any consignments of merchandize for Bale, or any order tor tile purchase of produce, will be thankfully received and faithfully attend ed to. Augusta, Ga. Feb. 9,1819—jv-mo Found, A RED Leno SHAWL, in Congress street, xV near Johnston's square. The owner may have it again, by proving properly and paying for this advertisement. Apply at this office. Maj 20—48 N. S. BAYARD, I. MINIS, ROBERT HABERSHAM, JOHN LEWIS, RICHARD RICHARDSON, JAMES MORRISON, COMMISSIONERS. JOHN P. WILLIAMSON, JOSEPH CUMMING, J. P. HENRY, MOSES HERBERT, D. T. HALL, JACOB FAIIM, ELIAS REID, T. V. GRAY, JAMES M'HENRY. E. S. REES, AND JOSEPH HABERSHAM. Savannah, April 1819. W.T. WILLIAMS, C. H. HAYDEN, Agents Georgia—Chatham County. . B Y the honorable the court of of Ordinary of Chatham County. Wliereas, Alexander M. Ker, administrator of the estate of Joseph G. M'Lean, dec. has applied to this honorable court, to be dismissed from the administration of the estate of the said Joseph G. M'Lean, dec. _ 0 , • Now, therefore these are to cite and admonish l occupation of Mr. Andrew Knox, adjoining sill and singdlar the kindred and creditors of the $ property of John P. Williamson, esq. and said deceased, to file their objections (if any they have) in the clerks office, on or before the ninth day gf June next, otherwise letters ot dismissory taill be granted to the applicant. Witness, the honorable John P. Williamson, one of the Justices of; of the said Court, this ninth day of December, A. D. 1818. S. M. BOND, c. c.o.c.c. Dec 9—§6—12 For Sale, The elegant Dwelling House, ■ a i| and two ^ots, at the corner of Pine - - 11 and Broughton streets, in complete re. pair, with every necessary out Build ing, lastly in the occupation of Mr. W. Scar brough. The Dwelling House and Lot, lastly in the the op po9ite the Steam-boat wharf. (L S.) The two Tenement Buildings in the rear of the foregoing—now let out at $400 per annum. LIKEWISE The two wharf Lots Nos. 3 and 4, on Hutch inson's Island, opposite the Steam boat whaif, with the warehouses on the same and other im provements, which are nov in a state to lie made productive. The whale of the aforesaid valuable real estate will be sold on moderate terms, on a credit, with satisfactory securities— . „ the half payable on the first July next, and the B Y the honorable the Court of Ordinary of 5 other half on the first next. If the said Chatham County. | property be not disposed of at private sale in To all whom it may concern. | the course of a few <iays, it will be offered at Whereas, Benjamin Burroughs, and Barna i public sale, of winch due notice will be given. Georgia—Chatham County. M‘Kinne; administrators of the estate of Richard Morel, dec. have applied to this honorable court to be dismissed from the administration of the estate of the said Richard Morel, dec. JVbw, therefore, these are to cite and admon ish all and singular, the kindred and creditors or the said deceased, to file their objections (if any they have) in the Clerks office, on or before the 9th day of June next, otherwise letters dis- missory will be granted to the applicants. Witness, tne honorable John P. (L. S) Williamson, one of the Justices of the said Court, this 9th day of De cember, A. D.1818. S. M. BOND, c. c. o. c. c. Dec 9—§6—12 Also for Sate, Steam-Boat Stock, Planter*’ Bank, and Marine and Fire Insurance Office Stock. Further par ticulars may be known on application to the subscriber. MOSES HERBERT. May 24 52 To Lease, A convenient Dwelling Houst, 'Centrally situated in Broughton stred. Enquire of the Editor. May 13—43 • To Georgia—Chatham County. B Y the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of \ Chatham County, \ To all whom it may concern. . ^ £ Whereas Catharine Domenget, admfnistra- “ trix of the estate of Francis Denis Domenget, has applied to this honorable court, to be dis missed froxi the administratrix of the estate of the said Fmncis Denis Domenget, deceased. Now, therefore, these are to cite and admon ish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased to file their objections^ (if any thev have) in the clerks office, on or befoye the ninth day of June next, otherwise letters dis- misoory yill be granted the applicant. Witness, the honorable John P (L. S.) Williamson, one of the Justices of the said Court, this ninth day of December, A. I). 1818. S. M. BOND, c. c. o. c. c. Dec 9~ *6-12 Rent, And immediate possession, a con- 1 venient two story HOUSE, situated in | Broughton street. , Enquire at this office. May 6—137 To Rent, And possession given immediately, A HOUSE, situated on the corner of Brough ton and Jefferson streets. For terms, which will be moderate, enquire tt the store of F. Selleck. May 24 52 Administrator’s Notiee. T^Tinb montlis afterdate of this notice, an ap J3I plication will he made to the honorahle the Justices of the Inferior Court of Chatham County, for lease to sell all those lots Nos. 25 and 2o, 37 and 38, in Jackson Ward, in the city of Savannah—the said lots being city lots, and subject to the pawnent of rent to the city of Savannah—Ami al»> one half part or moiety of • a tract of land (wi^ improvements) containing j in the whole owes, in the county of Chat*; ham, and commonly\ralled Laurel Green, and; 250 acres of land oufttle Ogechee and a House | and Lot at White BUlf, being part of the estate of Thomas F. Willies, de ceased, to be sold for the benefit of tlut heirs and creditors of said deceased. 1 Savannah, 4th Januiy, 1819. RICHARD F.J [A*l ILLIAMS, Executor Genteel Boarding. A FEW gentlemen can be accoinmodaied with Boarding, in a healthy and pleaMnt part of the city, in the vicinity of the Mattel square. At«n, A few neat ROOMS to be rrfit- ed on moderate terms. Apply tojhe subscriber. WM. C. BARTOff. May 14—Lf Savannah Marine and Fire INSURANCE OFFICE. R ISKS against Fire wUlbe taken in thfflaid office on and after Wednesday, 5thinst. Tlic rates of premium and other particular can be learnt on application at the office. H. WAYNE, Sec'll. May 4 135 ALL KINDS OK BIONICS, CARDS, #c.l Will be executed at the Office of the G«uW in the best style:—Any favors in this lie ot printing, will be thankfully received, f Savannah, 3d June, 1 BOOKS STATIONARY. S. C. & J. SCHENK, \ H AVE constantly on hand a good assortment of STATIONARY, and all the SCHOOL BOOKS in general use. Also, a valuable col lection of Miscellaneous, Scientific, and Theo logical BOOKS, AMOXO WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING: Scott's Bible, 5 vols. splendid binding, $70 Ditto do. 5 vols. $30 Ditto do. 6 vols. $21 Collin's & Carey’s editions of quarto Bibles, in various bindings Anquetil’s Universal History Gibbon’s Rome, 8 vols Hume, Smollet’s and Bissett’s England Adam’s view of the four grand systems of Reli- gio.i, and of Deism and Atheism, 3 vols 8vo Gregory’s Dictionary of the arts und sciences, 3 vols 4to Reid's Life of Jackson Naval Temple, or a history of the battles of the Navy of the U. States Adam's Philosophy, 4 vols Roman Antiquities Bigland's England, 2 vols Analectic Magazine Burke’s Works, 6 vols Briited’8 Resources of the U. S. British Cicero, 3 vols Eloquence of the British Senate Erskine’s Speeches Ferguson's Astronomy, 3 vols Ditto Lectures on the arts and sciences, 2 vols Federalist designating the author of each num ber, 1 vol Gillie’s Greece, 4 vols Elliot’s Biographical Dictionary of New-Eng- land, 1 vol Life of Fulton Cox, on fruit trees Forsyth on do do Hutton's Mathematicks, 2 vols Whelpley's Compend of History, 8vo 1 vol Hobhouse's Albania, 2 vols with plates Ditto France Historical Illustrations of the 4th canto of Childe Harold, 1 vol Miss Edgeworth's Practical Education of Ame rica, 2 vols Cuvier's Theory of the Earth, and Mitchel's Geology of America Cleveland’s Mineralogy, 1 vol Infantry Discipline, with plates Labaume’s Campaign in Russia Roster’s Travels in Brazil Kame's Elements of Criticism Legh's Travels in Egypt Lampriere's Classical Dictionary Melmoth's Cicero, 3 vols Middleton’s Cicero, 3 vols Memoirs of Cardinal De Retz Ditto of Sir Joshua Reynolds Milwright’s Guide Olive Branch Pitkin’s Statistics Marshall's Washington, 6 vols Tuckey’s Expedition up the River Zaire, or Congo Thompson's Chemistry, by Cooper, 4 vols Gordon's Physiology Lee's Botany Pureh's Flora of North America, 2 vols Barton's Plants of Philadelphia Muhlenberg's Plants of North America Botanical Terminology Prescriptions of eminent physicians Law’s or the United States, 5 vols Star in the West, 1 vol Cooper on Goss Lights, 1 vol Chalmer's Discourses, 1 vol Trotter's Life of Fox Barrington and Bcaufoy on the North Pole Hall’s Loochoo Islands Wilson's Russia Junius Identified O’Riley’s Greenland Schlegcl's History,of Literature, 2 vols Chateaubriand’s Recollections of Italy, England and America Phillip’s Recollections of Curran I atrobe’s South Africa, 1 vol Gallaudet’s Sermons, 1 vol Mrs. Dobson’s Life of Petrarch History of the British and Foreign Bible Society Buck’s Theological Dictionary Cave’s Lives of the Apostles and Primitive F»* thers, 2 vols Bellamy’s Works, 3 vols Life of Calvin, 1 vol Edward’s Works, 6 vols Hebrew Bible, 2 vols Parkhurst’s Hebrew Lexicon Wilson’s Hebrew Grammar Faber’s Sermons Lathrop's Sermons Davie's Sermons Maflr»c on tile atonement M‘Leod's Lectures on the prophecies Milner’s Church History, 5 vols M'Knight on the Epistles, 6 vols Owen's on the Hebrews, 4 vols Paley’s Works, 5 vols Prideaux’8 Connexion, 4 vols Panoplist in 14 vols Ridgley's Divinity, 4 vols Simeon's Skeletons of Sermons Historical account of eminent Scot’s worthies Mason’s Spiritual Treasury Saurin’s Sermons, 8 vols Taylor’s Sermons, 3 vols Tow’nsend’s Abridgment of Milner, 1 vol Chalmer's Dictionary cl the Bible, 5 vols 4to Antiquary, 1 vol €uy Mannering lob Roy l&les of my Landlord, first and second series Ririty of Heart, 1 vol Mindeville, 3d vol PVmiptre’* Talcs, 2 vols ALcurn’s Chemical Amusement Philip’s Miicralofy-y Manners if Spain, 2 vols Birkbeckjf Letters Memoirs ff Alexander the 1st Lord of tie Bright City Revolution in Spanish America ChristiV’s War in Canada Letters from the South, 2 vols Sass’Journey to Rome and Naples in 181? Bachelor and married man, 2 vols Marriage, 2 vols Riffle’s Tour on the Continent Manners, 2 vols Character of Shakspeare’s plays Literary character Illustrated' Dictionary of Quotations Correction, 2 vols Cobbett’s Grammar Lalla Rnokh, with plates Caleb Williams Clan Albin, 2 vols Blair's Sermons, 1 vol Bogue'g Essay Boston's Divinity, 2 vols Childrens' Friend, 3 vols Balm of Gilead Female Scripture Biography, 2 vols Companion for the altar He ney's Works, 6 vols Gill’s Commentary on tlia old and new Testa ment, 9 vols 4to Rabinj-tnn'a Christian Education Proudfit’s Works, 4 vols Ramsay’s United States BLANK BOOKS, Made to Any pattern—and Binding done in , „ its variety. April 13—117