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... • WANTS a. SITUATION, as ENGLISH or . MUSIC TEttfillEß, in a reepectable School. a young. Lady, 20 years of age, who can undertake to teach the Bogli.h language grammatically; geography, with the use of the globes, writing, arithmetic, and music ; or ...
... postholity, sending a .ortler V . for v aashir of Paper. Meg map! yew* IVnore oggieuliesisiveliat,some Newsmen Papers to their tattooers till the 'day qfter leg This neglect is guile unhistViabk ; for sr issued from this Office in time to be sent by A. Umday ...
... f Ilhattesbw, ttrctiairo Attain Mn lers-sad ',tattooers Ed*srd, of Efoditorth, torirsbiref 'NfotivissisisiOset WoTPI CR BPOO N thirchent , part • wills. Joseph Ruggles Williford I:4B.SQUITION fl'AltrkillisliiPs.. Gazette-od. 16. Gerald- mid Thomas Blida ...
... old interest was created by the narratives — Of Raleigh, Frobisher, and Drake— Adventurous hearts, who bartered bold Their English steel for Spanish gold. The history is one of comparatively new lands and new people. Mr. Melville gives recitals of the ...
... Rt. Paul's Charch.yard. FIRST BOOKS. I. The English Primer, or Child's First Book, with the little Spelling Lessons. Illustrated by upwards of two hundred cuts. Ily the Kee. T. Clark. Price rsl. Y. The English Mother's Catechism of General Knowledge. With ...
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... law? Or how would he make out h is right if he Would remained id the author, end whether for the years mentioned in the %tattooer for ever-i-dienould go no farhe produce his manuscript? He could not — he was, tber than this that a court of equity ought ...
... their own Church and the origin of the Church of Scotland.—that the English Reformation procreiled from the King. the Seuttish from the irople; and that, therefore, while the English Church had a monarchical bias, the character of the Scotlid was a popular ...
... with which an English artisan puts his works out of hand is remarkable. It appears from the evidence of Mr. Alexander, that a Frenchman, if he has a good model before him, will make the machict, whatever it may be, as well as an English mechanic could ...
... LOUDON , F.L. H. G. and Z.& The Lioness Anaogemmt and itsam ask* the work of Mr. Wargo the Natural la Awtbd on that of !Tattooer Lindley, with seem oh miens rendered necessary by the plan of this Catalog=; and Do. the motound criptogasniet, assisted ...
... eutenant-Colonel charles Archibald Macalester, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Bird, deceased; William English Fitz Edward Barnes, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Roddy, promoted. DECLARATIONS OP INSOLVENCY. 11 ...
... Corinna, ilia KOVAL,. COVENTA;AitDIEN. MORROW EVENING. Sept. 27, will -rb-e acted an Illisioriral Comic Opera. called THE ENGLISH FLEET IN 1342. Fitsaater, Mr. Inclanoti ; Philip. Mr. Blanchard ; T a l e ..line, Mr. WI Mainmao. Mr. Mandan. Jane, Crinnpki ...