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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
GREAT ERE,

NEW YORK, December I5.-We have lust returned
from one ofhe most desoatng scenes that we have wit
messed Tor many years. Almost an entire block of br
dlngs have been burnt TO the ground since four o'clock
this morning The fire commenced IN a stable s;,ua
ted IN the rear Of the block square which frcntod
on Spring, Thompson Sullivan, or Broome streets and
IN short time from sixty TO eighty families were left
houseless.
We have given below the names of the sufferers. rs
tar as we could obtain them. The buildings which
onted the streets were chiefly two story and of brick
ne property destroy ed as estimated at from 70 to
oOVOV doiarS small proportion OF which was insured
After what has been repeatedly stated of the activ
~ OF the New York remen it may be necessar, TO state
t'at the want OF water never more experienced
than az the fire this morning. All the pumps in the
neShboprhood gave out in few mnutes-there We're
no pubic csterns, and the great distance from the riy
er. prevented asupply from that source until the fire
had extended nearly over the block. Another reason
was that the bells i'll the lower part of the city ere not
r1lng, and very little alarm was created below Canal
street VIC are 'od that the Jail bell was not rtng ut
all o
The fire was cause by cartnan going into his sta
BILE with light, and from the combustible materials it
spread with such raPiity that some of the families lad
to escape from the upper windows with barely their
night clothing.
On Spring Sfreef.-Eager& & Tompkins. Colonel s,c
vcns Jane Day, Jonn Knefing, Rev. Mr. CoveU Widow
Robert Lambert, Mrs. Hayden, Joseph Coburn Mrs
Prescott, Mrs Hendricks, Mr. Bogart, Eliza Coming
ham, Mr.. Julett
ON mpsoo-,ireef.-Jcremiah Tompkirs, John strc-
kcr, Mr.. Jewel, James K. WeserveIt Richard Canon.
Nicholas Plat, William Lewis Widow CoockJir Dari,.J
Fce David Lewis, Mrs Jaques, Mrs Riker MIR. Ho-
CART, Peter Goldman, Denis Kane, David Jaques, Mr..
A1cIivaide.
On SaFrrn-sireet.--Mr Leatherrnen, Josenb Devoe
So David milford, IS; Drake Crane S. Abralsrn
Tomplins, II stephen Hunt, 81; David Conckin. 81.
John Parks 50; Nathaniel Dobbs, rs; Arthur Johnson
abraham Wes.crvelt, George johnston Jacob Mackie.
Archd Brady, Peter Van Houghten, Widow Smith, and
Mr.. Lewis ~
Bock Buildings.-Mr Underhill, Mr. Butman, Mrs.
Hysop.
Several hremcn we're seriously injured, among whom
was Mr.. BIasus Moore, belonging to No. s. fireman
belonging to No. %, had his leg brokcn,I Com qdU.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
RIARRYED-

On thursday evening last, by the Rev Joseph C!,,son
MIR. PANEL G. PLEAsANTs, to Miss HArRi.T HopI
KINs, all of this city. LUZ
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev WIN. 7 Arm
strong, Mr. IRA l.. THOMAS. to Miss MARY Joyrs danah
ter Of Dr. John Morgan, all ofhis CITY,
On the 18th inst at the residence Of Geo Liph,oo,
qs IN James CITY, by the Rev. JAS Cloptoo, Mr.. DANIEL
P HAWKINS, to MkRY CHEsLEY; third d9rgb.er - g..
ne Ma io W. ieklfnnl Of 81 il cn11nt,. ~ w --
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20

The following abstract from the National Journal
sketches the proceedings Of the House Of Representatives
Friday. Neither House sat on Saturday.
WAsHrygrOy, December 17.-The Senate did not sit
yesterday House of Reprcsenatives YESTERDAY
Mr. HtMLToS Of South Carolina introduced rcsolu-
calling the President for information in relation
that part ofhs Message which efcrs to the appoint
nent Of Commissioners TO join in the deliberations Of
the Congress At Panama resolution was also offered
by Mr. OnaYroN, for the establishment Of Navy Yard
at Charleston; and another by Mr. BARNEY relative TO
= similar establishment at Baltimore. The resolution,
of MIR. BAY tts relative to the exploration of the
NortW Coast; and Of Mr.. BuCnAvNAv, calling for
he proceedings i'll the of Commodore Porter were
both agreed to. Nr. WIcIMgFEs resolutions on the
subject Of the Judiciary, were referred at the suggcs-
ton of Mr. WEBsrEp, to the committee that subject.
Che House has adjourned until Monday.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20

C0nsTeSs--With the exception of Mr.. Baily's resou-
TONS nothing very material has yet ransped at WASH
ng'on' but Col Benons proposed amendment of the Con
stitu'cn as to the mode of choosing President sketch
of the Debate to which hs proposition gave rise will be
found on the preceding page. We have no objection to
changing the mode of appointing President provided the
new mode he not the District SYSTEM we have none
keep the election from Congress- render the members
Of that body ineligible to Executive appointments The
proper influence of the large States, lost Of course in
the splitting operation of the Dis,ric, system
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20

Ricsa''ad Inspector Of Flour-we hope that Ii,
Legislature Notwithstanding the great political c,si
"nich is alleged to hang over the nation will earl,
dispose of question of real practical interest TO
large portion Of the State We mean tie prorositor
10 change the mode OF appointing the Inspector of Flour
in this City.
Tins appointment, as far advised, has away.
been exercised by the County Court of Henrico. A
proposition Is before the General Assembly TO withdraw
1t from that body, and vest it in the Execu;ve-apd
tins proposition is believed be founded on a since or
ror OF Judgment charged upon the Inspector during the
present year.
The present appointing power is objected TO- because
it is commended that the County Court of Henrco oro
uninerested in the article of flour and that tbe,o
1t is a matter of Indifference to them whether the In
Spec'or ne qualified or no. 1t would perhaps be diff
cult todscover any argument so conclusive in favor
retaining Tue appointing pow in the hands which now
exercise IT. Being entirely disinterested the Court
can have no nducement but conscientious DISCHARGE
OF the duty conhled to them BY the law Its rem,r,s
able that petitions highly numerous and respectobIe
were presented TO the last General Assembly pravipo
that the County Court of Spottsy lvana might be de-
prVed OF the power of appointing the Inspector at Fre
dericksburg because alleged the Magistrates of
that County were interested in flour and that thereby
The Inspector might be improperly influenced The
other ground assumed here and the Countv Cont f
ienrico objected to- because they are dsnleyeSied
here should this power be vested I'm the Executive,
They know nothing about flour, or the qualifications
OF applicants and their situation on the SPOT exposes
them to be too much influenced by interested persons
and TO be bescgcd and prevailed on by importrlnate
applicants ard the whole machinery of letters Of re-
Communications &c. which every IN this country no
matter how worthless, has al command The same oh
JecuonS apply with equal force the City Court
OF whom BESIDES are, may be- dealers in flour and
are therefore unfit TO appoint officer who's. duty re-
CURES him to exercise Impartial Judgment in matters
affecting their interest.
The selection of the appointing power is already mos,
udicous and the best proof Of it is the high reputation
or the Richmond brand abroad Complaints will always
exist--and it is stranger at there should he so few
against the present Inspector than that there should be
none Those that exist arise from the severity of tho
Inspectors judgments much more honorable source
than Improper compliant We know nothing of the
emoluments Of the o0ce-whetler they are excessive
or no. That is separate question and cannot OF itself
require a.change of the appointing power
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20

COOP DEv1cE.-A book is said to have Just appear
ed IN London, without title page, designation or prn
ters name, consisting entirely Of list OF notorious
about town for running in debt and not paying or as
the phrase among them IS not caring iC0 suffers The
first number contains 1000 of such Names greatly TO
the annoyance of many who may perhaps be thus sha-
med into honesty Il is threatened IL be coBnued pc
riodiCaly.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
NOTICE.

IL persons having Chains against the Estate Of Chas
Crensh7w, dec d, desired bring them forward
whou delay, properly autbertcaed and all those in
dtbted to the aforementioned Estate To said Charles
Censhaw dcc'das administrator Of Nathaniel
are solicited to make immediate payment N
WILLIAM MILLER, Ez'oy
Dec ~ g-2t nj Chn's Crfnshour. 6ec'd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20

i"Ons Of The People, on tho subject Of tho Reg lister
m nc Land Once, cannot be published without the name
81 the author
Il The Letters promised by "1 Former" in our last,
acre received too late for insertion.
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Died

Ne'r Louisv,le, h'niurky on Friday the 18Th ut af
ter protracted illness, Mr.. JAMES A. PEarrr - 3D..
48th year ofs age. Mr. Pearcc was native Of Rich
mnnd, Va. " W.T.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20
.SoS-

Walsh IS again broachng the infamous doctrine of PEN
so"ns the ES-Presiden's-whch to be universally exc
Grated, needs only to be universally heard.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20

u Members of the House OF Delegates, who are sub
scTbers TO the WIG, will find their papers deposited in
alphabetical order in box placed in Lobby. Before
the hour appointed for the meeting of the House. thew NAV
obtain them at counting room.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20

SAMUEL TAYLOR, Esq was yesterday unanimously
elected Delegate from the county Chesterfield to sup
ply the vacancy occasonrd by this amene death of Allan
NlcRae, Esq.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20

various memorials for and against Convention.
nave been presented since the session of the cqsIa.
,qrc, among these, was one from James CITY by Mr.
Iieniy' against Convention t7ne from Bath sby Mr.
blackburn, against Convention--one from Botetourf
by Hir Miller, for Convention and memorial and
counter memorial from the city Of Richmond. nm the
same question: by MI Iarvie. Before the question
comes on, we shall endeavour procure and publish
lis Of the arious petitions or this intero t -;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-20

MANAGERS
9f-N e
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-25
Yen Doiiars Reward.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, living
- In Pittsylvania county, Virginia, on Mon
day the 2d inst. negro boy named JORDAN,
of yellow complexion, years old, 4 feet 10
or II inches high, quite smart spoken boy,
had on when he left home, n pair of blue
checked pantaloons,a coarse cotton shirt, had
no hat nor shoes, no particular mark recoi!ec-
ted; lie was seen on Wednesday night the
lth inst. at Mr.. Swinney's 5, near Lynchbnrg,
aud do expect he is urking about town
Whoever may appFehend the said boy and
deliver him 10 me, or lodge him in Jail 50 that
! get him again, shaA receive the above re
ward
WILLIAM WARE.
Au ust OF. visa
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Notice.

ENHE subscriber has il in view to build
SAW and GRIST MILL on Goose Greek
shortly. and ii being an inconvenient distance
from him, AS ii respects finding workmen,
and working the same with his crop hands,
he proposes 20 contract for building the dam =,
digging the canal of more than one hundred
yards in length, the forebay and sawmilI to-
gether or separately, the undertakers finding
themselves. The dam is 10 be frame and of
itself is good job. He win receive promo.
sails throughout this and the next month.
2. NJ. GOGGIN.
April Z. w4w65
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~ CHlNCEpV
70 the Public.

TNIE subscriber takes this method Of
IL informing his friends and the public that
he continues keeping house Of PRIVATE
ENTERTAINMENT. at his old stand, and
returns his thanks 10 his friends for their lihe
raj support-fIis prices are, for breakfast Is Cd
dinner Is 3d-supper Is 6d--lodging Cd
horse, - hours, IS Cd He will also attendto
business, in town or country, on commission
or wages, on very reasonable terms.
LEWIS BROWN.
April 7 33y4,y
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II HE subscribers hereby informs his ac-
quain,ancss and the public, that he has
removed 10 Lynehbnrg, where he viii accom-
modaie few ufthe citizens with board. lie
would be glad to receive as boarders some d
or r female students.
Persons disposed to commit their dnugh.
tiers 10 his care, nay rest assured that esery
necessary attention will be given, IL promote
their morals, health aud happiness.
EDhA AID CANNON.
April q. NOV 30
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

WILL be sold, to the highest bidder,
w on Thursday the 18th day of May
next, at Bethel III the county of Amherst, one
elegant gold patent Lever Watch, one elegant
shot Gun, mud sundry other articles of pro.
perty, belonging to the estate OF Lunstord
Garter, dec Il. The above property will be
sold on credit of twelve months, the pur-
chasers giving bonds with approved security,
10 carry interest from the date if not punciU.
ally paid.
Persons indebted to the estate are requested
to come forward aud settle their NJ counts,
and persons having claims against the estate,
are requested 10 bring in their accounts pro-
perly authenticated repayment.
IHOS. LAYNE,
n .famr. Of Lunyora Garter dec d.
April 2l. wids 80
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JAMES T.. HEATH,
Auditor OF Public accounts.

IN act calling in The 6 per Cent Certificate,
Passed January ION, le25
BE enacted b. the General .4ssembly, That
the holders or owners OF Old State Certificates
bearing an interest OF Six per centum per an
nunl, shall on or before the first day OF Sep
TENDER ncxt, present the saQle for redemption
TO the Auditor OF Public Accounts, who shall
ihereupon issue his warrant or warrants on
The Treasurer, for the amount OF principal and
interest due on such certificates
II the holders or ownels of such certificates
shall fail or refuse on or before the first day OF
September aforesaid, to present the same for
redemption, the interest thereon shall after
that period cease and all warrants ,hereaf
fer issued, shall! be for the principal sum due,
and interest up TO that day.
1t shall be the duty OF the Auditor Of Public
Accounts rs soon as may be, to cause this act
To be published for three months successive.
ly, in some newspaper published in the
cities of Richmond and Washington, and in
thetowns OF Lynchhnrg, Fredericksburg, Win
chester, mud Borough of Norfolk.
Provided ho,0eutr, and be Il further enacted,
that nothing herein contained shall be so con.
arued rs 10 have any application 10 that por.
ton OF the certificates aforesaid, which is
nov held by the President and Directors OF
the Literary Fund.
This act shall be in force from and after
the passage thereof
March /. 3m SO
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ar AUCTION.
Stock OF Groceries,

fE'liE subscriber again requests all those
4 indebted 10 him, to come forward aud
settle their accounts forthwith, rs longer in-
diligence cannot be given. lie fully nutho-
rises Robert kinnier, TO collect all debts ow-
ing 10 him. ROBERT 0KR.
April 81. I, 80
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Virginia., 70 Wit:
at Rules held IN the Clerks Office Of
amherst County on the first Non
dag in .3pril, 1925
Willis Franklin,

Willis Franklin,
against
Henry Franklin, in his own right, and as
administrator Of Jeremiah / rankin, deed,
Phehe Fl gnAlin widow aud relict OF Jeremiah
Franklin, deed, BEN anin Franklin, Ahner
Franklin, Anderson Moss and Jane his wife,
formerly Jane Franklin, heirs and distributes
of said Franklin, dec d, defendants.
IN CHA%CFRY.
The defendants BENZ. Franklin and Abner
Franklin not being inhabitants OF this COM
monwealth, on motion of the plaintiff, by
counsel, il is ordered that the said last named
defendants do appear here on or before tho
first day of the court 10 be holden for orr
county court OF Amherst, in July next, and
answer the plaintiffs bill, aud give security
agreeable to the act of assembly and the rules
of this court aud il is further ordered, that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Lynchburg Virginian for the space of two
months in succession, and that another copy
thereof be posted at the front door of the
court house of this county On some court day.
a Copy-Testc,
y. 2. DAVIES, Clk.
April 2i. Ws@35
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WE Subscribers

GAVE this day entered into partnership
4 under the firm of TOWAR Il HOGAN,
TO carry on the Bookseling business, as sue
cessors 20 the late David Hogan, at the old
stand, No. 900, Market street, between sixth
and seventh streets, nearly opposite the Red
Lion Hotel, where they solicit continuance
OF custom, to which p1nctual attention will
be given. ALEXANDER T0WAR,
JAMES HOGAN,
PHILADELPHIA, Mdrch 10, 1920
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Dissolution.

DISSOLVED this day by mutual sou
- sent, the partnership heretofore exist.
ing under the firm Of Young IL Jones.
1t is requested thatall those who have any
claims against the concern, shall present them
for payment, and all those who are indebted,
to come forward and make immediate pay.
ment 10 John Jones.
SAMUEL YOUNG,
JOHN JONES
April l. 6t32
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70 MNlers.

A GOOD MILLER, either a single
"A man or with small family, who can
come well recommended and wishes stua
ton for several years should all things suit,
can IN al probability be we'll suited by early
application 10 Samuel HoI, lin, of Lynchhure.
A?sI !. y&y 90
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Nm. OtcenS &. Griffin l.. Leckie,

Nm. Dozens 4 Griffin l.. Leckie,
APOrHEC ARIES n DRUGGISTS,
Have jus, received, in addition to their for
mer assortment,
TIE FOLLOWING .iRTICLE5
20 dozen bottles cold pressed American
Castor Oil,
so 10. Cream Tartar,
90 10. Arrow Root,
l01 lib. hes, New York Starch.
20a 10 Camp Black,
100 b. Glue,
reain> Sand Paper,
l. b,Nes Windsor Soap,
3 do Transparent do
1000 ~ best PATTY.
The above, together with every other article
IN heir line, will be sold at the lowest prices
t1T cash, or six months credit to customers of
known pnrctuality.
~ They will barter or give cash for Bees
YAK. February o..
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Additional Supplies Of
SpHJM4 9OQDSo
Of TIE Latest Fashions.

Rich figured black and colered Silks,
A splendid as'tm't of fashionable aiicopS
Plaid Silk Scarrs, ne,c & beautiful dr''''f'
Elegant Batesse aud Unbre printed Gam
bricks,
6 cases superior Irish Linens, put UP e.
press'y for the home tlade,
Silk Stripe Chillings, new article TOT IT,"
tlemen's wear,
A large assortment Of Angola Cas'N'''s
do of Cloths and CassmeI's,
And are in daily expectation of tul' 1''l
supplies, which they will sell at then u''1'
low prices. co
April le. tsoo
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lrust Sale.

PURSUANT to deed Of trust bearing
4 date the 2sh September, 1924, and duly
recorded III the clerks Office of the county
court Of Amherst, executed by Spencer d.
Norveil TO the subscribers, for purposes there
in expressed, we shall proceed to sell, for rea-
dy money, at the tavern house of Miner Cox,
II the county of Amherst, on Friday the
18th day Of May next, a certain negro slave
named ANN ELIZA. Acting as trustees, we
shall convey such title only as is vested in US.
{ DABNEN, (r,.
JAS. L. LAMPkIN, hros'eeS'
March II. wtds20
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Great Bargains.

= y
hllE subscriber is now receiving from
New York and Philadelphia, an estcn.
sive assortment OF Spring aud 5unmer Goods,
consisting OF
itch Mandarin figured Satin Robes
Black and cold figured Gros de Naples Silks
Striped and plaid Barragc for Ladies Dresses
blnek Mode, plain and Ggd. silks
GAUGE Wells aud Gauze Ribbons
Umhrc GAUGE llandkcrchlcts, new patterns
Grape Poneees, superior quality
Plain and fgd Mandarin Grapes
Satin Lustred Gros dc Naples Robes
umbre Prints and Muslins
Ladies and Gent. horse skin Gloves, Spring
top do
Artificial Flowers and Wreahs
Do curls aud Ilairp pins
Elegant steel Clasps and Buckles
Black aud white Silk Hosiery and Gloves
Cashmere Searts and Da;ees n?clt Handler
chiefs
Fancy Soap, Cologne Water
Bladder Necklace and sites Chains
Fine stripe and German cotton Hosiery
Black Italian and fancy coored CraYats
Tortoise, tuck and side Combs
Superior CaInhrics, eiinehams and Calicoes
Irish Linens, Linen Cambres aud Lawns
Superior quality Marseilles Eestings
Plush do
silk stripe rrillings FOR Summer Pnntaloon,
Dnnt2ic stripes for do
Plain and striped Denmark Satin, foi
Gentlcmens summer wenr
Wilmington stripes and Union Mixtures
Cloths and Cashmere. Angola do
Philadelphia made Shoes, latest patterns
Do Gentlemcn's Hats do
Black Circassinns, for Summer wear
Visiting Cards with cases
otto Rose, Superior Needles in cases
2 cHscs Leghorn Ronncts
do Bolivar do
Viewers Stays and Toilet Glasses
low Linen and Osnahurrs
Cotton Yarn and other Domestic Goods,
ALSO,
bales Hops, suitable for Brewers and Dis
tiIlers, together with great variety OF othe
articles, all of which win be sold for cash II
the lowest market prices.
J. 7. rATTEN.
April II. WOW 81
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April Z.

hare jnst recsired an additional supply Of
5000 lbs. real Campeachy Logwood,
of the best quality, for sale at the lowest pri.
ces THOMAS J. DUVAL, Sign ofMe
March 90, Golden Mortar, Bank Square
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y office

~ oNA>Ss
RUNAWAY from the possession Of the
IA subscriber, near Salem, Botetourt conn.
~, Virginia, while on his way to the western
country, negro man named ISAAC, about
"a years OF age, about feet . or inches
high, OF stout aud chunky stature, dark com
pIesi"n, SINAI! deep seated eyes. I,ssc has It
large scar between the thumb aud fore finger
OF the right hand. lie was bough in May last
OF MIR Phil, Thornton, of Caroline county,
and was raised in spottsy lvenia, ibclieye, by
n Mr.. Pendleton, where lie is in all probable
~ now lurking All necessary expenses and
reasonable reward will lac paid for the APP
prehension and delivery of the above men
toned slave To James Jones, in Campbell
county-or if secured in Jail in this common.
wealth so get him again
CHARLES NJ. JONES.
" The Editor Of The Fredericksburg He
rntd piN please insert the ADORE three TIM s and
'orwdrd ms account to this office for payment
February I. Wts %.
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VoWar & Hogan,

BOOKSELLERS, PHIL3DELPIIE7,
HAVE constantly on hand, a general
assortment of .NfSCELL.4YEOUS L.4H,
MEDICAL aud THEOLOGICAL BOOKS,
and also all the school Books and Stationary
in general use, such as Walkers and Johnson's
Dictionaries fikr's, BENEFITS, Smiley's, Jan
kons md Dahull's Arithmetic Webster's
Comlys and Dilworth's Spelling Books;
Watts Psalms aud Hymns Prayer Books :;
David's Psalms; pobel's g. Rippon's ilymns ;
Methodist Hymns Cummings, Adams and
Smiley's Biographies and Aliases Family
Pocket and School Bibles, Testaments +;
Murray's q 'ammars, English Readers, Sequel +,
and lntroductlons, Walkers large Dictionary
Greek and Latin Grammars, Rnddiman S
Rudments, Cicero, Caesar, Horace, Virgil,
Grcoa Nnora and Muiora, Ainsworth's and
ioung's Latin Dictionaryrand all the Greek
and Latin School Books Blank Books,
foolsuap and Letter Paper, Quilts, States,
Lea Pencils, &c &c.
Miscellaneous orders, and orders for Pro
fessional Libraries in Medicine, Law and hi
vinity filled at the lowest prces.tor cash or
city accept0ncgs, April "a