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II [E'rom an English Pope
CONFIDENCE AND CREDIT.

,f1a day was dark, the markets dull,
The Change vas thin, Gazettes were fult
And half the town breaking
The couatsrsigu Of cush was "Stop :"
Szukvrs aud Bark+upts shut up shoIr,
Mud honest hearts we're aching.
When near the Bs~ca, my fancy sPied
A faded form, with hssiy Nrijc,
Deneaih griers hurihen stopping
Tier ma me was Credit, and she said,
Her father, Trade, was la,ely Decd,
Her mother, Commerce, dropping.
The snile that she vas won, 10 wear
wss wi,her'd by the hand OF care,
Her eye, had Loaf their ln,;Tc;
Her character was gcuc she said,
for bE,tly she had been beiray'i,
And nobody would trust her.
That honest Industry had tried
To gaia fair Cre6it Tor his bride,
And found the lady willing,
Dut all Fortune hunter came,
And Speculation his name,
ARuIr not north shilling.
The villain wa, on mi.chi. bent
lie Ksio'd both Dad and Mann ooreDl,
Aud then poor Credit smarted;
lie hlch'd her fortune and her fame
lie fx'd Blot upon her name
Aud LEFT her broken heartrd.
When thus poor Credi. seem'd TO sigh,
Her cousin Con fi.tre came by,
NE links h.. must be clever;l
Eor when he whispered TN her ear,
She checked the sigh, the dried the tear,
Aud smipd as sweet as ever
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-07

ST LOUIS, June S.-We are informed by Majoi
,TALLIAFERRo, who came passenger in the ). Il.
Scioto, from ST. Peters, that the Indians on the
Upper Mississippi were peaceable quiet. Iht
water continued very high all the low grount
ov ernowed, and the Indians obliged 10 the
hills, and make fields FOR their
Rep1tbfican
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,nce. (hayirs abscondeil} his bail, amounting to.
$4,000, was declared forfeited. 10

$4,000, was declared forfeited. 10
On Friday last published along account from
u late London paper, relative 10 the abduction of
miss Turner by a Mr. Wakefield, written by him
S-el and of intended Justification OF bis
IunwarTantable acts The affair has caused csnside
5rable sensation, Miss Turner who is only fifteen
ears old is said be of the richest heiresses
; N England As Wskefeld's letter which we pub
slished was written in reply TO the numerous repre-
ssenta,ions which had appeared in the London Ga
3ze,ies, many circumstances are adve'ted 10 an u
: (which mus appear obscure TO the American rea-
Sder. Two important facts are indeed omitted Il
ogether; one is the forgery of a letter purporng
Zoe her father TO the schoo-mistress requir ng
2her presence at home her mother very III,
I and the other the representation that Mr.. Turner
was the point OF failing, from which nothing
1 could preserve him but her consenting 10 MARI
Wakefield who generously offered III that case o
relieve her fathers endorsements. w Wakefield hes
Jneen committed to Lancaster Castle, to take h,s
trial for felony, under the statute of Henry VII.
". y. Ma. .adro.
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BY ORDER or TIE EXECUTIVE
/, \ NDOBPH'S RepOr
] Gtfmrvf. Tferrrfs

I q
"a Gilmer's Reports.
Hening's Statutes az large being collection Of al fir
Laws of Vrsin from the fret session ~ The Legislature r
le tGf1. 10 volumes. The laws Of country are
rces1ry connected with svesy tns belonging TO the people
" n; sobat thorough knowledge u ihem sud q their pro
would inorm Il every Ane ba useul TO b.
Known about them ahd Of tho greaie inyefeotions cf
historians % general ovius to the Ignorance Of Lawp
~ The above works viii be sold reduced prices, eoD~-
ueaiy great hagin nay iJ IL sly arpisaioubc p,ado
TO- :. H. x 4. NASH.
-aTch - 1c2-rff
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FOP SIZE OP z 1870

VIE SUI c'.s.f obors ior sale valuable estate, in the
county OF P"wha,an, containing upwards of twelve hun
'u acres ahoui one third part of which woods of the
Ne iohaeco land considerable" quantity low grounds
@h lIri there l. none valuable. very good dwell
ny WIN SIX rooms and Ont houses of every DESCRIPTION in the
''ae'i abunt1nec Or he would lease good marsrer
shar'-- an advance ct money he made on which he
mere VIII be enough land in the cultivation Tobac-
ana Corn tins year. ia seed from 49, or pera.
guy bushels OF wheat and there are few snch ,roec. H,r
ln%Sns so large crop from the quantity land.
fu'hei particulars will be made known, application TO
ne 'nhsorher, IN the city Of RiehmOnd Mr. William Row
9dJonins the premises will shew the any person
", ming !" contract. HENRY ANDERSON.
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FRENCH NEWSPAPERS.

A share in the Paris Constitutional, the leading
journal the liberal side, which W. sold in Is 6
Tor 5000 francs, now produces 80 600 francs d
ear. The price OF this daily paper Is ~ iraac-
per annum, and ii has 1900 subscribers, who,
amount 10 Eo5,000 sterling per .n
,um
We learn By the Lecon,Ine, from Vera Cruz, tina
Com. Porter wa. received in very honora5.,
manner his arrival there, by the public authoii
ties; he then proceeded for Mexico Several OF IN,
naval officers had resigned. Vera Cruz was yer,
when the l.. sailed.
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NOTICE

WISH a. purchase askiliu and Trustworthy Carriage D.
yer end Oer, and one who young healthy and sctos
Nsne need be proposed whom ths most uadouJfea t,
noniah q 10 all The qaslsos.a5 aforementioned cannot
ven. Z, Y. DANIEL
Ll..-.rl. ny \. frc..afF
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RICHMOND
FRENCH BURR .1IILL-STO.NE MANU-

HE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
pu0c generally, that they have hand good and
Il. selected assortment Of FRENCH BURR BLOCKS.
The best quality; And slso ready made Burr MIL Stope,
Various sues winch they ware not inferior any built in
' country Persons wanting the above article can he sun
.d at Northern prices as we determined sell a, oy
hey can he bought IN respectable shop for csb or town
oepance. Thei, shop IL at he ,prr of X and tSih S
de' wall he thankfully received and promptly executed.
SMELL RUST.
m4, - S-w3m
N H. f"rreference TO the quality of our ready made
niyet> al, had faii irial cr them & . S 'o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-07
CTiRLEs FOR sAIE,

WE subscriber daily author sd To- selith valuable estate
which he resides, belonging to his father Wade Moshy.
Ih estate has beeh recently ADVERTISED aud well known,
that particular description of il is deemed Ma
estate ON the river possesses advantages The buildings
e convenient and in good repair and every Of land
n the farm Is in good order foi cultivation The small
erimeus made with the cotton crop have sufficiently proven,
admirably adapted the growth Of that article Beng
stermned TO SELL abagan may be had by those disposed ~
purchase The stock of every description farming utensils,
&c he had at Valuations aud will seed for the purchaser
crop ofwheat at fair price For further particular. refer
ne subscriber WADE MoSBY,Jr.
Curles, July 3, 1925 tS---,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-07

- 7T-TT7 0T--- 1T-- --I- = III I0-I0 n--m-
~ th' name W Dand tdgt, runaway, who ayt hc bi
- o. ii Samuel stone, gro rider WIN .e 600 D.
le, PWy lvanil who bou. DO him IN Richnond IIei y
tight muao m5n' about - years Of age lie has scar ON m
ct foot on ihe JOINT Of biz great m clothing blue hs
pun The owner Of aid nego is requested 20 come aud prove
property pay huge 1nd take him always oherwisc be viii
wa. WIAkkEt1 acting 'ilo' a ekeEef6sld COURTEOUS,
spaF%' IS~glr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-07

TO LEASE.
kNoR term of years, the Plantation On which Can't SAMUEL
q Smh son, now resides situated ON James River, in the
unity OF Amher't and about six miles below the OF
Lfhehburs The plantation contains about $50
ounds and 80 acres of high land hound by m
onuaei to return in good order Those inclined 10 lease
nave only TO view the place, it, order and condition satisfy
themselves that II IL wort by of their particular attention Fr
rrm epry IN person or by letter paid the
wing ~ b"e hingham county, near tn. town e Ca Ira.
June 80 iS--wSw J.. BOILING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-07

5 -II- "
= Once ia WeIlfOrds buildings CuurthOus-
wHh view OF besto ms undivided attention, (ae flush
ing ms business IN the Count Of Appeals and Chancey
nl kicmont 10 the practice in the Superior County Court
o Caroline aud the Superior Court. OF Chaucery aud Law
with the Ha2tinss couts held IN Frederic kshurg.
JOHN DICKINSON.
May so. E-uf1rr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-07
LIV y EG -. IIi'I Is

~ public arc respectfully informed that my next cours
OF Lectures vii commence the e. 4 Monday in Mover
per and terminate the 10Th o, May aud as the prospect
d9e class very liteing, Uhe number Of applicants la,
S Already cqnaed the number Of students for the two IN
ear 40 Gsappointnen need be apprehended
INC ly1r 'ie results which have been perceived ON t
system hitherto pursued IN this schUo seem 10 Justify .,d
perseverance init lecture delivered ey,ry DIV exec,
saturday and printed copy of placed 10 m hands of
ne MOI cover under each day lignrou, exam
ha'on on he lecture OF the preceding morning Beside Ga
aie'ion- examination uf the labOr OF the wee
axes pace on aufday; aud fortnight al The end of t
oue oe9oied entirely 20 reviewing anI 70 general exai
loIs' ~ pursuing tbs the beginner y,iil find W
'uIe sludies much abridged and facilitated and the sitde
o 4'' mac some previous preparation WILL its termin
"n, he prepared 90 Apply Tor license
The undersigned rut he may without ru,,r
nd' auihS Two courses hc has had ample occasion ~ ob.e
ne great advantages enjoyed by .ic student in prosecuting
'udies at ia" place Tie courts estahihed here the into
""e between youths engaged ia the same pursuit he form
~ 81" dcbttihg society for the discussion of Lass nri
'htr uhY'ou tdv1naSes. with these the regular hii r
dce great exemption from dissipation anon. Cd, in,bt,i
nd 5e'e 'uetl cou.pHeie1deriHg residence here &c
''ie a. wen a' rfoW1he The csu has boz en- corre.pont
ihe most eehilcmanl and orderly department ne n, 49,
" ines ~ thetr attendance At cture and an ardent rrr,
u"e"6' IN 'hc professional hc choice has Distinguish,
Tue young gentlemen whuhlye attended thu school Tbers
the studies beng comprehensive, aud the duration Of MI
uu'c sh" enej - iar possible with view tp avoid ibe
tn'e Of long asence from home, their occrpsiou il
purse cphstd and ldhprilu. Th leaves n time rf ,f.i
'' '" rt"'Vrs s chief iempation-idieness. and belle
"y 'aI'y DC az" med that nVuuyo Tire sort has exee, o.
1he p'or 81 board 'Orte bali year IL ON go TO 10 ,l
The iesf.r the course II ettarc H., beref,re s75
Wiache4cr - "''i' V a.. 49, 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-07

n ,VIII I'D O lie ll OF Noriok county, a. KunaWav
- negro "an named Henry Drury, about 81 years Of ago
= iee inches high, stout made, and light complexou has
scar on his right shoulder aud ay that casoned by
cut with knife lie further that he was born free II,
me owner Of The said negro requeed to call and COM
@ ""h the acquisitions Of the law ia cases or he will DO
uedI' win accordingly VM. BARNARD,
an, Jailor of Norfolk county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-07
WIG IVAN GR.AN.uaR sCHOI L..

NE exercises nf the " iswalH G4nma SobVOi, will
commence on the I5tl July next The public ave /,
ecuUy informed that arrangement, has been mStc wine
10y promising pei mdnenoy to the principles which this
T. c3nduced may hold forth additional aducemen youn
gentlemen wishing g. 10 IL oouEluiIsus resiteu
ui ,c p ncIpai aud his family nov ~ slteuf prpaIai
,ind will "a ohahS he ready for hr eeePth ~ ir
The ensuing session by his icy al lOuai bua,
cis he accommodated al the Wig ann and the Pruri
,Mh he enahlcit1 receive eight into las family ~
couIse OF stsuctiOu iii he directed prepare
ntl, intending TO close their educ alton ts Uuer
pscIaliy Tor ihat In;uton; while those whom ma,
- oOmytucnto enter college will fni
as'icai aud mathematical learning, aud in the lecture.
hGtuIic and philosophy, which will be regularly deliver t
ing each cseSr, and ii Is hoped .auabie ,uhslu
uI collegiate education.
JnO. Rockford will continue give instructions in n4h
lnatic and arrangement likely be made with yuu
gentleman OF uuquesuGahie acQui assist thu
ica repatn at The Principal this school intending
evos himself Tor several has present
on las part Ia pam. irng seiulnes,
he lu'lIuon commensurate wEh the patronage has cvnn
ake auoge Of the occurring by the new arr
ment above noticed, requested apply conyeu.
eni The prices Of board and tuition beng t1ceednS,
ATE, and Inconvenience having resulted former
teniio; 10 the hJ.oPaTen Guardians ,uuest,
the for each advsE-r 10 eytrS a.
anee where may not be send hr money
.boudis sAFered hearing date from the day entrance
Pce o Board, WaahHs, &c. Tor the tive month
Sl
Candles burnt Tue seho0lhoe wall he separate charse
WM. u. GILES,
BARruW. EGAN.
Students who u,sy wish to board with the subscriber
Expected To fluid Iher beds and bedding. h. EGAN.
June IS. 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-07
I tcentV .D0lid7,S RetC0rd.

q ANYWAY from the subscribers Tie Virginia Mill. in
me county OF buckingham, New Canton OH Mondr,
10y" u'' young bright mulatto fellow named Jefiry I,
our barrel Cooper by trade lie has had when he wen,
way avery ehy full head of hair partaking apparently "a
n"cn u white man of negroes, also the com,
Aton OF his skIn, Il Of low statue has very smiling
ouh'ehance while speaking lie belongs Mr. Lavender o.
""er, near Bent Creek in Du kngam has been hired bv
w. henry Lanshonc, aud wO ked 1t his mill near LvnoH
nus o' several years and probably in other Of these
nF 'Hnooui hoods lie may, however, he working at is
'd' al some Flour manufacturing mill where he j, not
PASS or ne may be working in boat James River we
would call the attention of the police officers of Richmond anil
Lynchhufg particularly 90 the felow Twenty Dollars .waN
~ be pyd tor arptehendng aud delivering him to us at this
pafe 81 heen Dollars for experimenting securing him
III any ja 80 that we get him dur ing the current year
., 49, A q I. Il. CAENSHAW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-07
SHE OF LAND.

a GREEABLY to the will ofihe late Rev. Needler Robin
"A will or to the ighest bidder Thursday the i0
August next, If far, net, the next fair day. at New KEN
two Tracts Of Land lying the lower end Of New
Kent county, and Immediately the Of lOik Rive
Che known blythe Of MsshheJ, contains 10
acres, which there large and eomodou Brick Hour
L two Stories and out houses Of whichare in good Tepa
The quality ,he land f and well adapted 10 tn, gtowi
r wheat IT. contiguty the river affords great facility
procuring the necesaie. Of the water Oyster Beds and Fh
ing Rocks mmedae adjacent the door, and the doc
within SO yads of the hank the river
This land bounded onhe West by aetees running through
spac piece Of hliL continuing about 80 40
which partly owned by MI Prior Vaughan who DESTROYS
joining TO reclaim 1t. Nature has thrown up enormou
nund Of sad leaving ouy passage of ten feet for the e.
and flowing the tide up aud down the creek-The
o yeclsinng this marsh exceed thirty dollar
"a only work will be the fixing OF food gate in ia
arrow passage.
The other act commonly called Pond Marsh, but was chan
to Watlethorpc contains 400 Joins Marsh6ed
ne Southeast There improvements on this tract
pt The frame OF old dwelling house. which may be
paired to be comfortable The peculiar sdvausge of tn
consist lis favorable adaptation t. the raising OF Cat
nsa very extensive Marsh attached H. shall sell h.
ict credit Of Dne and three years. requiring o Il
nrchase bond with security and deed Of usi the lar
h" .eeure the payment. WIN. ROBINSON, adm
Nav 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-07

Tie People vs.. George ". Peacock, ala,
George Pe0cOch-- This indictment for d
forgery under the following circumstances 3 car
go Of coal had arrived, consigned 10 one Capt
George Peacock, Ivy whom il was properly enter
ed at the Custom House, and permit 10 land them
cent by porter 10 tie ship. The prisoner, who
Unopened to be Of the same name, and had Termed
That tie cargo was permitted, called on MIR. w +
'ell for an advance on the Goals. Mr.. Peil accom-
panied him on board, where the permit was pro-
cured, and transfer endorsed by the prisoner in the
name Of George Peacock. The freud was tooa
discovered and Peacock arrested. The present in
iictment was found on the above facts, which wer,
fuzzy proved on trial. The defence raised, was
hat no forgery had been committed, lnssmuch o.,
Peacock had signed his own name; and that, though
lc w had been omitted IN the signature il wa.
Itnmaterial, as he had lately adopted the letter 10
distinguish himself from others OF tie same name
rhe Jury found a verdict Of " Guilty :" when q
motion vas made to suspend his sentence, until the
point could be argued before the Supreme Cour al
ihe August term. Judge Blwards expressed him
-eli strongly construed 10 the correctness Of the
vcidict, bat granted the motion. NJ \. .Adu.
Antoine Malapsr, late President Of the Marble
Company, who was convicted at the late Court oil
Oyer and Terminer OF conspiracy, was called by
no crer the day IS tho .;t,f., ft,o 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-07

NHtue Oi deed of uus, uied hl William Mont.
aud William +. Montague the Subscribers, Of
county court OF Cumberland, shall on the 22d daN
y the premises, expose to sale for cash, 20 the high
oder, Tract OF Land wing in the county II Cumbcrian
nlahihs about 100 acres aud female Slaves, which
c conveyed ~ sad deed fo the purpose securing
r'a due 10 James Jennings. WIN. F.RANDOLPH.
OLIVER u. WHEELER
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WiaeheAcr y
5HaNO1D.4LE SPFLNG13y'

HE Boarding House viii be opened fJr lie sec,p,.
u'u "' visitors, ai tbt usual tire.
lhe undefrntd one &c The P.nprfetors ~ 5
300 miert ted 'n o. pc po.petitv fts t.ken r,.
'sg amp's arrangements i Che commodslion " aap,n
o 1iuef nm.eh that the nost tt faction viii he
wy ~ F"''o L. ". LAKELAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-07

,,-. .'NssVt " tO-puftHeT5NtD.
VIC eohSeiuo John o. Miller oftbe county Of Cha.
i'e was on the hrt day of Apii last dissolved fy nt.
'n'en az porous having claims arsH.t said concern m
ns utm ward 10 ether Of lht tuscribcfs f1 paytnet
'eiue Their resPe'ive balances without delay
JOHN d. MILLER
q BARRSDALE.
TO- WM. GAINES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-07

ALEXANDRIA, July I.--William +. Hooe, tie
murderer OF Simpson, was hanged about half pas,
TWO O'Clock yesterday, at Fairfax Court House, IN
the State Of Virginia We learn that he made NC
eddIess to the concourse assembled on the Or
casion. Gdz.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-19
Leaving a balance in the
Treasury of
3251o7 10

Leaving balance in the
Treasury of SSs485 Is
1t is recommended to license the sale
of Lottery Tickets. to create fund for
public Improvement: a duty on licenses
to retail-s spirit dealers is also recon-
mended: the cause of education and
learning is recommended to the consid-
Grafton of the Legislature: and the mes
sage concludes with some pertinent re.
marks of the Federal system, and the
propriety of extending generous con-
fdence in the acts and motives of the
General Coz ernment.-.fat. Jour.
TIE water borers at Alexandria, it
appears by the Herald, have reached a
de ptb OF 2si feet in a new place, and
ind water within so feet of the surface.
In reply to a query in the Herald, we
will state, that Mr.. Tindell is still pursu-
ing bis labors, at this place, Harpers-
Ferry, and has penetrated 10 the depth
of2sO feet through hard rock. Water
hes remained stationary for several
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-19
LITERARY.

Contents Of the Museum IF Foreign Literature
and Science for January 1896. IL
1 The Lite of Paul Jones. From tie
identify Reuiew
The Works of Matthew Baltic, M. ID
From fhs sare
5 Anecdotes of Music and Musicians From
the same
4 On Fashions in Phisic. Fran The Len.
don Magazine
Greece From the British Critic
6 MEMORIES du Marquis D'Arge nson-
From the Monthly REVERE
z travelling in America. Prem Black
1veods Magazine
g. Life and writings of DIR Thomas Brown
Fran the British Critic
9. The late Rev. Thomas Renneil From
the same
10 letters of Charles Edwards. No. v
From the Blacklsoods yhagdsire
H. Scotch Novels. Frota the British Ctlic
10. Popefs Works and Character From The
Quarterly Repiew
Is Moore's Life of Sheridan. From Me
.sfelshts Reviev
IA. lsecolIeotions Of Garrick. FrsHs Back
goods Magazine
IS The Meetings of the Bards. From the
EdnStns Magazine
10 FL EmPeemada. From NE .hsatklg Ma
sd=fFs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-19

II. A Trip 70 Rome. Fran he E.rsseaz
-Nagu-ias
IS knew thee in thy eloudless day. Fsm
fhs sasa-
le- The North American Review. Frsm
the sume
~ .lEscezaneoas Selectiers, ri= W. Gain.
anG the Ootieian-Bruce' Oriental Manu.
scrlp,s-FixDg Of Cr1yon Colonrs-Polish
Jews = Eiucat N in Ksfssia--Russia--A Africa
The AGATE Cappe-- Roman SpOstsvneii-Stii.
tsry Force of China--Ncw haven Mortality
of Children-Universtty q Edinburg- -Gocthe
Evening At Home --Auericaa Novels BaD.
liomanls--Property insured IN England -Iel-
escops.-Itsiy.
II Literary intelligence Memoir OF DR.
PArri Clareupn Papers. New Romance by
Mrs. Rsieliffr; Sayings and Dulngs Sd series
iia!sms Constitutional tfisory OF England,
Burckhardts Travels: Derhsm clapperton's
ant AudDey 5 travels N Africa; New Pome BY
Mtmans Buffers Life of Erasmus; Companion
TO the Play House. Sou,hey's Dialogues: Heb
rev raies; Cats Last OF Lards; Cap. Brookes
Travels IN ihe North; Mary Queen OF Scots,
Memoirs of Prince de Montbarrys Arts Ande-
dliuvian Phytology; Catalogue: simpsons Ana
tomy' dHdso Astronomy; French Translation
of Scotch Border M,ns,yely. Modern FIench
bipgraphy; Secret Memoirs 0f the Royal Fa
aiiy % France during the Revolution; Rocks
on Agriculture x Gardening, Coyentary r gee
ants and Mysteries, Illustrations to Shak spcare;
5ui.eflags OF the Caurcn Of Scotland; Browns
View OF Christianity, German Noseilsts; Both
wick on i-soe,s New fome by Mr. Tenant;
Lises et the scots WoraI1ikss Duty's of = La
dy's Maid; stuss,'s tilstssy oi the Steam En-
s,aeS Wilisa leh; Fes dmsnd Frank; Reid on
cioek ard Watch.makiag, nlbIsosnecs theolo.
ga; Cbristic Oh the Greek fsses; HAri,horne's
Netriesi Hon,aiicess Elfo rs History Of the Ro-
man E'nperurss Cuvier's Edition of BUTTON;
Goodolrg's labrary. Manuss. Rev DR.. Morn
sons Discusses; Gaeisc Dictionary; lnquisl,ion
&c; Barflugtons Ireland; Letters of Marshal
Conw@s' Jortins Sermons abridged; Dawesli
Misceiianea Cr'tica, KIDD, Orig,iaes Ecciesi.
'stcei New Translation Of the Binis; Rchgi-
ods New Years Gift. Doddrdge's sermons,
scottish Soags; Arts and Manufactures.
Last of New Brush Publications
~ For terms, &c. see advertisement.
Gtstents of .he United Sfafes Literary Gatefte,
.for January l. 1896
heptems,-Coiburns introduction to Alge.
bra Memoirs of the Countess de Genlis. Da-
yeis's Address. delivered VI Frycborg Gould's
orat,on pronounced at New Haven,
.hiscstlaag' Principles ofpoiticsl Economy.
Productive indsustry in It's relation to the Pub
| he Welfare; Conflicting Interests Agriculture
| IN relation TO the General Interests OF Society
Original Poetry Painting, personlhcs,ion,
Sunrise from Mount Washington.
Critical notices. Babylon the Great. HIS.
tory OF the United States
Intelligence The Military Force Of China.
Russian Longevity. Oriental. Manuscript. Man
| ufactures in Egypt Varieties.
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