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 l. BrSef VieSO of errors iH the comnOn version of the Scriptures some of which, if not Known t0 read- CTS, involve certain passages M confusion, Canet and other expOUnders of ihe saered wriliRgs have s marked. Also, notices of imliroprieies aud ulstltz ties of language, proceeding from changes tn c Of words since the version made, some oF which render particular passages uBiRiellighe 70 common readers: also, notices Of inaccuracies of graMsnaE, which are very RumeroHsS with Eemarks on the use Ofa version OF the sacred oracles containing, n passages, phraseolOgy which deceRcy does permit to he read in public or iR families.

 2 Examples of discrepancies in the orihography of English words. tn the Dictionaries of Johnson, Walk CT, aud others, with examples of some singular mis- takes or blUnders. 3. Diverses of pronunciation among British ortho- epists which, by being copied into School Diciionn- ries lN this country, tend 10 destroy uniformity, and prevent the use Of . common standard.

 4. Examples of incorrect and false definitions, in Johnson, Walker. Sheridan, Jones, JamiesOn, MauD. der, 6Lc. which definitions copied into most ofour Seliapi Dciiowaries. tas s ss -sf4t 5. Mistakes in Grammar and in Wri,isg, iurnishng hints for certain great men.

 6. Errors in the classification of words in the Dic- tionaries af the English, French, Latin, and Greek Languages; with examples of istak es resulting from them, the versions of the Scripiures showing that false principles constantly taught in SsmiHa- ries of learning. .e-., t 2. Plagiarisms committed on the authors writings, ny Liadley Murray, lsrael Ager, jr and ). E. Wor- cester. g Dec. 25.