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 l. B'fef VietO of errors in the common version of the Scripl0res, of which, 1t nol known read ers insolve certain passages in confusion, Camet and other expoanders of the sacred writings have marked. Also, molices of impropriees and obseari- ties of language, proceeding from changes in the of words since the version made, some of which render particular passages Nnntellig'he t0 common readers; also, notices Of inaccuracies Of grammar which are very numerous; with remarks o0 the use ofa version O the sacred oracles, containing, n passages, phraseoogy which deceRcy does not permit 10 he read in public or in families.

 2. Examples oi discrepancies in the orthograghy oG English words, n the Dictionaries of Johnson, Walk CT, and others, with examples of some singular mis- takes or bluaders.

 3. Diversi.ies of pronunciation among British ortho. epsts. which, by being copied into Schoo Diciiona r'es ln this country, tend to destroy uniformity, and prevent the use of comNnon standard.

 1. Examples of incorrect aud false definitions, in Johnson, Walker, SheridaO Jones, Jannieao0, Maun- der, &c. which defnitioas copied into most ofour School Dictionaries.

 5. Mis,akes tn Grauamar and in Writing, furnishing hints for certain grea, sAen.

 D. Errors in the classification of words in the Die slonaries of the Engisb, French, Latin. aad Greek Languages; with examples of mistakes resulting from them, in the versions 0fIhe ScriPiUress chewing ag talse principles constantly taught tn our Semina ries of learning.

 '. Pagiavisms committed on the auihSr'p wrilinRs, hy Liadey Murray, Isrnel Ager, jr, and ). F.. WOr- ceareE, % Dee. 25.