Independent Chronicle Vol. XLVI No. 2476- August 4, 1814

A semi-weekly paper that was published from 1801 to 1817. It was previously called the Independent chronicle and the universal advertiser, and was later the Independent chronicle and Boston patriot (Semiweekly). Publishers were Abijah Adams and Ebenezer Rhoades. Topics of interest in this issue include: Page 1: Proclamation from James Madison pardoning military deserters if they return to military service; announcement to officers and soldiers in the military offering reward for the return of military deserters; U.S. General W. Scott's account of the battle of Chippewa; U.S. General P. B. Porter's account of the battle of Chippewa; Major J. Hindman's account of the battle of Chippewa; news of British war ships attacking and capturing U.S. cargo ships; Page 2: news of a soldier shot for desertion; military news from Erie, Pennsylvania; New York appropriates money to pay troops and build two encampments; James Madison issues orders for state of Rhode Island to raise a militia of 500 troops; U.S. military news from Bermuda; report of the death of Capt. Parker of the U.S. ship Syren; account of the battle of Chippewa and a list of important officers wounded; report of a raft captured that was taking supplies to the British; report of U.S. General Brown being wounded in battle; list of further details of the battle of Chippewa; report of Indian attack near Champlain; news of prisoner exchange and announcement that exchanged prisoners should return to their regiments; listing of the total number of British forces in the U.S.; report of British shipwrecks; Naval news for the Port of Boston; news of various U.S. war ships; Page 4: Marshal's notice announcing a trial for members of a private American ship accused of supplying the British with provisions;

Elementary hydrostatics,

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The south sea whaler : a story of the loss of the "Champion" and the adventures of her crew /

Some illustrations signed Riou, F. Pierdon, Hildibrand, Pannemaker, P. (Pierre?) Ferat.

The wanderers; or, Adventures in the wilds of Trinidad and up the Orinoco.

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The two angry women of Abingdon,

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The female poets of America /

Called on t.-p. v.3.

The opinion of the Circuit court of the United States, in and for the Eastern district of Pennsylvania, on the will of Sarah Zane... April term, 1833...

"Magill and others vs. Brown. Opinion of the court delivered by Mr. Justice Baldwin." - p. 7.

Anatomical, pathological and therapeutic researches upon the disease known under the name of gastro-enterite, putrid, adynamic, ataxic, or typhoid fever, etc., : compared with the most common acute diseases /

Translation of : Recherches anatomiques ...

A new and copious lexicon of the Latin language /

Advertisement of v. 2 signed: H.W. Torrey.

An abridgment of Leverett's Latin lexicon ...

Vol. 2 has title: An English-Latin lexicon, prepared to accompany Leverett's Latin-English lexicon. Boston J.H. Wilkins and R.B. Carter [etc.] 1840.

The Duties of religion and morality, as inculcated in the holy scriptures: with preliminary and occasional observations.

York ed. publ. 1808. (DNB)

The story of the Psalms.

"A list of books": p. v.

Eminent Victorians:

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King John,

"Authorities": p. ivii.

The three lieutenants; or, Naval life in the nineteenth century.

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