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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-05

be delayed whether rough or smooth.
We river hasiens towards lis home. MI
ne roaring OF tie ocean is in our ears,
ana he tossing offs waves is beneath our
keel, and he ndslessen from our ewes,
aud tue floods are lifted up around us.
aud the earth loses sight Of Us, and wa
take Our last leave oil earth and lis in-
habtanis, aud of our further yoyac.
there Isno witness but the Infinite and
Eternal
Aud do we still take so much ann.
'ons thought Ion tho further days, when
The days which are gone by nave so
strangely aud uniformly deceived Us I
Can we sill 40 set our hearts ON The
creatures of God, when W. find. by SAD
experience, that the Creator only il
permanent 2 Or shall we not rather
lay aNtio every weight and every sin
whlch does most easily boset us, and
th'nh oi ourselves, henceiorth, as way
iaang persons only, who have no bid
Ing inheritance but in The hope oil bets
ter world, and 10 whom even lhat world
would be worse than hopeless, ifit were
mol Tor our Lord Jesus CHRIST, and The
interest when We have Obtained in hia
merCies 70
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\ w rival of Books.
Oct T.

HI. subscriber has the pleasure of announc'
ing to his friends and the pnblic generally,
that hi has received direct from PhlIadephia,by
the last evenings stage, few very splendid new
works which he will sell very low
Among the books are the following new works
viz:
Reuben ApsIey in vols, by the author of
Bramblctye House, The Tor Hill &c. &C. This
work is universally praised that any thing
more said from me might he supernuouS.
The Epicurean n Tale by Thomas Moore, this
is said 10 he decidedly the best production from
the pen ofthe apthor.
The Living and the Dead-ThS work is well
worthy the attention Of my religious friends the
publ, general and am greatly mistaken IL
all who read it is not well pleased with IT,
The Subatrn or Sketches of the peninsular
War during tie Campaigns oflSl3--li, by an
eye witness, this work is we'll worthy tie aiten-
ton ofevcry person, and much question wbeth-
er more interesting work Wa ever published
AHRAM r. NORTH.
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s;rn Of the Golden IOrtar.

,y,R. RU5ITS Anti Dyspephc or Sour Sto
! mach Pills, an invaluable remedy for lndi-
,yr,tion in its most complicated forms.
or the variety of diseases to which the human
system is subject, few are more stubborn, none
more distressing or destructive 10 the constltu-
ton than Indigestion or Sour stomach lhis
disease prevails to a great extent and has so gen
ersly balled the skill ofthe faculty, that rene
dy easy o. administration is truly a deslderaum
in every place The truth of this statement is
confirmed by the experience of thousands who
have suffered under it, who after having used
many remedies TO no purpose are now Obliged
10 ave recourse TO such palli tiVes, as they may
chance to find more conducive TO their comfort.
gy indigestion is meant loss of appetite and
great weakness, particularly of the legs, and a
Wasting OF the whole system, Heartburn, or an
uneasy sensation of neat about the pit Of the sto-
mach which IS sometimes attended with nausea
or sickness of the stomach and vomiting, 'belch-
IN up of water which is generally sour, paleness
eilhe counlenance, cosliveness, languor, eiddi.
ua>s lowness of spirits, disturbed sleep, alplta.
Don OF the heart, hatulency, &c.
These symptoms vary in different persons
some experience more of them. and some less,
eacl IN the oder and degree of his own partcu-
lar case. These Pills act as n powerful tonic
Eutralze the Ned upon the stomach, caves
iue 9Th to the debltatcd organs of digestlons
seslore the appetite. remove nausea, at the sto-
mach, aud ultimately recover the health of the
patient. They do not contain mercury IN any
form nor do they sicken the stomach as most
purgative medicines do, but perform the Office OF
ssqte and miH pufeativc, and are not surpassed
by any mdclne. They are therefore particu.
larry calculated for family use.
The inventor OF these Pills was one of the most
eminent practitioners of medicine in the United
HaIeS, and used them successfully in his prac'
ice for many years. They are not got up a
nosllum TO deude the creduous. but are recon-
nended on tine basis of truth and experience
In order that they may BECOME extensively use
m and within the reach of ALL they are ohercd
Al the low price of 80 cents per box. a the
Wholesale and retail Dug and Medicine Store
Of THOMAS J. DCVM.
Augusta. 3m Sole Agent
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FRIENDSHIP.

fure aud ardent friendship exists onjg
10 minds oil quick and lively sensbili-
". IL IL founded in pcneros,tv md
cherished 10y mutual expressions OF sym-
patty and Intellectual quaIities of the
individual towards whom il is entertain.
ed. II depends MOI on the usual ma
eAlrnsle considerations of fortune--of
prosperity or adversely. II ouickens NOT
IN the sunshine OF the one, nor cools in
The shade of tho other. II is modes, in
It's professions, but vgllant and active
N lis cxerIons. True friendship is
plant OF tender growth--approach il
with rndeness, and II shrinks and dies.
A cold look, a hasiy word, or slpht nep-
leot, may blight II in The blossom or des-
troy II IN maturity. The anguish Of
wounded friendship IS the Liltorest sem
satlon OF the human hear.
The soHt may be compared to field
oil battle, where two armies are ready o..
very moment 10 encounter nota Sluula
vice, bun has II more powerful opponent.
and not one virtue, but may be over.
borne by n combination of vices. Rea.
son guides the hands OF either host. nor
can It snbdue one passion, but b, the as
slstanee OF another. Thus, as bark
alter storm, enjoys state of rest, SO
does the mind, when Influenced by n
Jusl equpol.c of the passions, enjoy
tranquility.
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SWEETS OF MATRIMONY.
We send you here a little cake
For you to feast upon.
That you may set your marriage up
Without a sIgh or PTOhn. DOGG

'i"'"' s'sh VI RIOdh lObDthEi'
We bavc frequently read Cf these de-
licate condiments in rsmanceS, and We
hope, have had our share Of them IN re-
al life, but there is one upquestionable
shape in which they present themselves
to the printer, though like angels WIS.,
lis, few and far between that calls for
bis special acknowledgment. We refer
TO those substantially fungous and sac
charine compounds ofspiced and harno-
niously variant ingredients, concomita-
ted according to the most approved re-
cipes of those distinguished culinary phi
losophers, Mrs. Glass, DIR. Kitchener,
or my grondmother,' and designed as
IAN offering upon the altar of Hymen,
preparatory TO his inserting in bis regis
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pRfvrEn ASD PUBLISHED BY
.rfuAu FLE rGHsR 4 WCH. n. IoLER
hs publishers Of The Laps ~ The Uinon.

z.,r.. sem. Weekly Paper, n 81, and the Weekly
- ~ a per anauli, payable N ad'ance.Na sub
.,,oa ail be received Tor les Ime lhaa six months
y ~ ,,er will b. discontinued (but lt the discretion
a.. a. dJfor.) aut al arrcarages are pad.
-. ,t,,rtI.. nents Will be inserted al 80 cents per
- s Ias.3 llp ifst tne, aud 81 - cents FOR each
g. ,,ee Ti,se from distance must be paid for
, l., tIirir Insertion, the payment assumed by
- ,s.ponsisr person III bYnehburg.
,cbaaeery Orders not exceeding squares are in
..ed for Il. dollars.
siulefters addressed TO the Editors must be post
u ar they vail not be attended TO.
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IMcrOcosm.


The following beautiful illustration
Of Life, is from the celebrated Bishop
Hcber's farwell sermon, delivered upon
the eve of his departure for Indi6, To
his parishioners al lindnet, in England.
Life bears us on like the stream OF
a mighty river. Our boat, at first,
glides gently down the channel, through
the playful murmurlngs of the liltlo
brook, and the wndpngs Of lis grassy
border. The trees shed their blossoms
over our young heads the flowers on
the brink seem to offer themselves 10
our young hands we are happy in
hope, and we grasp eagerly AT the beau
ties around us---but the stream hurries
US on, and sill our hands are empty.
Our confSe in youth and manhood,
is along a wider and deeper food, and
amid objects more striking and mapnif-
cent. We are animated by the NOV
ing picture oil enjoyment and industry
which passes before US we are excl
ted by some short-liVed success, or
depressed and rendered miserable by
some equally short-liyed disappoint-
ment. But our energy and our depen-
dence are both in vain. The stream
bearsus on, aud cur Joys and our grieis
are lett behind us we may be ship
wrecked, but we cannot anchor; our
voyage ruay be hastened, bai is cannot
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-05

ColhiSH htuicdf lot the lies.
VnIlE Medicine now offered to the public
- IS one which has been fully suhiecte
10 me lntallibe test Of experience aud in =
very instance whnra il has been fairly tried.
u mas b. en- attended with the most complete
success In some ct the cases, the patients
nae been laborag under the disease fnr wears,
AM during that period had received the hest
nfatca' advice, and had even undergone a
ptnl"l surgical operation, without permanent
aFa"'age. tits not Qike those usualiv ad-
''''ea) offered as certain cure for long
catalogue Of diseases, bnt those afflicted with
Nl' complaint, for which alone il ia recon-
nended, may RELY with confidence upon oh.
"n'hs feilrf, ever IN lis worst forms, in a
sa97 Tine aud they themselves are the hest
n1se' oi The Importance of such remedy -
. .5 oo cents per box, wlth directions sign
Gu nV The proprietor.
al ne sloseribers appointed Agent for the
mle of the above MEDICINE.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
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Sept IL
American Quarterly Heyiew.

i HE third number Oft American Quarter
~ Review, is received and ready for deliv-
cry to subscribers at the cheap Book AMI Sta.
tionarv Store of Ab M k NORTH,
Sept. 10.
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DAVID & ROBERT Kyle.


From the Philadelphia Album.
FE>HE Spirit of the Old Dominion The 9TH
4 Number of this amusing publication, giving
an account ola Christmas at 10 Tank, which is
little town situated on the Potomac River, has
bcen received. There arc several humorous aud
interesting stories. related by the participators
in the Christmas revelrie, written in natural
and pleasant manner and suited 10 obtain for
their author, Mr.. Stephen +. Mitchell. the name
Of sensible and jocuar writer The contents
ofthis No as those otthe preceding ones, are en-
trely original.
The Spirit Of the Old Dominion,
BY STEPHEN +. MITCHELL.
Subscribers are requested TO call and receive
the 4th Number ofthe above work A few CO.
pics ofthe LIST, 2nd and Sd Numbers for sale
CHS. A. WlrllERS,
Opposite Messrs NorvellS.
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BARGAINS IN CLOAKs

SVUIIlL be opened this day large assert
w ment ofCloa o every description.
Also, cases assorted heavy Great Coats.
Apply to ANDREWS Il BROTHERS.
Oct. &.
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II tAGS

's'HE subscriber will give the highest cash
! price for clean cotton and linen rags.
MATTHEW QUINN.
Nov. /. imol5
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nh OR RENT A house and LOT on Fedora
e. hill handsomely situated for family resi-
dence. with an excellent garden attached
A. HATCHER.
Adg. 90 ~"
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% see tHe WIN o'"s'e a. 'hS sIio"'
and ran off directly to his play. Very
WE'LL said the father; now is your turn,
Louis. All you shall see the boys ge-
Mus: he says such things; they are quite
surprising. Tell me Lou what is the
greatest wonder in the WORLD? "A mince-
pic = answered the boy periIy. The
father laughed long and loudly. Did
I not say so you did not expect such
a witty answer, did you | shall bring
him mp to politics.
At last the pale-faced mistress thrust
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-01
OctOber 25th.

HARVEY SESSIONS, has received
D L and now offers for sale, a general as
sortment Of fresh Imported English, India
and French Goois-BIack. blue and olive
Broodcloths; blue, mix'd, olive, clarct. Pc
hse and habit cloths; blankets, counter
pancs, Caroilns, Tartan and Scotch plaids:
blue and brown camhiets, super dark and
cioudcd Giughaws, furniture GirNy, white
cotton Fringe. CRIMSON. green. c,anre and
black CircasslaU. hlacs and cu'd Canton
cranes, lcv1ntlaes anA iustrnvs. all of
which will bc sod low for cash or approy-
cd ctt H.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-01
GRASS SEEDS, go.
Octobcv 9th, 1927.
NEW GOODS.
u. w. LAWTON,

HAS received dnrihg fhc present week
i l. very perfect assortment Of Fresh
imported and Scasonoble Dry Goods,whic
he offers for sale very low for CASH.
or approved Credit. The variety is too
great 10 he fully described: but among
many other things, includcs-
An extensive assortment ofPrints.
Elegant Merina. Cashmere and Valens
Gin Lobg and Square Shawls.
Black md fashionable colours Gros dc
\ aples, striped, figured oDd plain;
Black and colofcd Gros dc Berlin, sd
porior article;
Real Goats hair Camblets.
Super super London Ginghams,
10 black Bombazines.
Printed floor and table cloths,
Zebra Ribbons,
Gauzc Cap do.
Fine bobbins for trimming,
Ladies KngttGd Worsted hose,
Habit trimmings and daisy buttonr.
2j lbs rery superior black and cosort1
sewing silk-the msnufacturc Of Rrs;hua
Ii. Ciotola and Fenizio, warranted me
from acid, and Of o much better quality
tlsn is usually offered for sale.
Thread, bobbinet and Swiss laces,
Super black lr,strings;
Cheap shoe ribbons,
Super do. Gallons, triple chain.
ALSO
bale blue Broadclotlr,
I do. blankets, rose end point:
2 bales Ravens Ouch,
4 Case black Canten Grapes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-01

THESE are parts Of his story. In his con
|fession, he carefully avoids all mention of
names, aud gives no particulars. lie has,
IN conversation, given one or two names of
persons concerned in 1he first stages of
the transaction. On ,Rb whole, no doubt
remains upon our mnds of his being an
|impostor; but we can devise no satisfscto-
ry reason for his strange conduct. The
whole is mystery that time only can un-
ravc. II is barely possible, that he thinks
the reward of $4,000 within his reach. and
that pardon awaita him, under the Gov.
|ernor's proclamation He will be remov-
led We understand, to niagara county, TO
be disposed of as circumstances shall de.
niand.
the body of Morgan was brought to the
|vIilago of Batavia on Friday last and inter
|ref. The popular excitement appears to
have been very great, the people throng-
ng in from albparts of the country IN wa
oons, on horseback and on foot to JOIN the
funeral procession.-- y. Y. Statesman.
The Vermont papers say that the snow
has already fallen to TIA. depth Of one foot
upon the White Mountains.
--s9s-.
G7It is often asked, "why did You not in
sert this death or that marriage, it was looked
for in your paper" To enquiries of this kind
we answer, we are willing to do all the typo.
graphical part Of the business if the neccssa'
Try information is given US. The printer is
Frequently blamed for not presenting an ac-
count Of these matters, and very unjustly too.
Sono people seem to suppose that he has a
sort ofin.uitive knowledge ofthe names ages,
pedigree, &c. of those directly affected by
such sad and merry occurrences. We charge
nothing FOR inserting either deaths or maria
|ges, and only have to say to thoss Interested
that if it is their wish for US to insert them 10
forward us the items,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-01
Charles Sherman.
IT TIE Old .ST.9.ND.

.3T THE OLD .ST,7.ND,
Recently occupied by G. SuERMAS, IS Co
MARErr SQrARE,
Respectfully Informs his friends and he
pubiir,
THAT he will constantly keep for salr
l. as cheap rs any other Store in New.
port, GTCOENlES or EVERY KIND
together with Fresh BUTTER. direct
from the country ClIEESE-- Salt PORK.
LARD, HAMS, RYE and Indian MEAL,
CORN, OATS, Meats Foot OIL, by the
Gallon or bottle, &c. &c.
Newport. 25th Oct IS27.
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Ndutiedl fntelligemer.
PORT or NEWPORT.
ENTERED.

Sloop Ann, Manchester, NYcFk,
Sloop Huntress, Heath. do.
CLEARED.
Sloop Ann, Manchester, Providence,
Sloop liuntress. Heath, do.
Sloop Splendid, Read, NYork
Schooner South Carolina, Winslow,
Georgetown, s. G..
Brig Amstel. .Brownell. Wilmington, N. c.
Schooner Chance, French, Elizabeth
rity, N. G.
Sloop Mary, Burt, Philadelphia,
Sloop Express, ,Hammctt, Charleston sc.
'Sloop Aan Maria. Garin', NYork.
80 .4RRU.ALS.
|. TRrDAY, Oct, 26--arr. Sch Glance, French
] Berkly, fsr Elizabeth City.
sloop Superior, ,Ghilds, e.. N. York,
Sloop Mary, .Rip;, fr. Berkly, for Philad.
SIoop Apfy Munro, fr. Prov for NYork,
Sloon General Warren, Presbrey, fr. Taun-
lon. fof NYork.
S sArvRpAr-.loep.May Flower, Gibbs, fr.
|Narcharn, for N. York,
Slocp Factor, Paul, if. Berkeley. for NYork,
Sicop Ann Maria. Gardner, f. Prov. for do.
Sl1op- F.dclia, Farmer ,fr. Prov. for Hartford,
SuSDAY--arr. sch. Denny NJ Cobb, Perry,
y. Thomaston, for NYork,
Sch. Billow, York, r. Portland, for do.
Sch. Hero, Burroughs, fr Boston, for do.
MoSSav-.arr sch. Washington Packet,
hove ,fr. Alexandra,
Sch. William, Miller, fr. Prov. FOR Charles
tn. s. c.
wEpsrspAr--arr. brig Leader, Cousins, fr
Of and for NYorh,
sloop Ploughboy, Brown, Fl. Philad, for
ostn.
MEMORANDA.
The Elbe. Stanhope, from Havana and Ma
mas. arr. at Cowes, 10th, and at Deal 18th,
. London.
Adv. a, Liverpool 22d Sept ship Majestic,
kge, for Charleston, 25th.
Arr. at Charleston, 18th ult. sloop William,
bays fr. this port.
The Benj Ruggles Of this port, was at n
leans e'h nit. waiting freight. Belyidere,
DO for Y. York.
At Cuxhsven, 18th Sept brig Baltic, Sea-
(ry, fr tais port, for Hamburg
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PRO bono pub\ico.

4 person offers to teach schooln Gov
IA entry, four months, without any com.
pcnsstion, and supply the same school with
an instructress, FIVE month =, at bis own ex.
pense. a letter, directed TO A. b. New
Ipswich. .New.Hampshire. and conveyed
by mail, will be faithfully regarded.
October u, ls27.
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fHdrrffD.

In this town on the 23d ult bv tho Rev DR.
Patten, Allen Jordan, Esq Of Hudson. (N Y
Ito miss Catharne Taylor Dayton, daughter
|of Cant. Benedict Dayton, ofthis place.
In Warren, on Monday morning last, by
Rev. Mr.. Stoddard, Robert p. Loo, Esq. to
Miss Eliza, daughter Of MIR. john w. DAVIS
both Of this town.
In Adamsville, I.ittle Compton, 2lst ult
MIR Melvin Borden, Of Fall River, to mis-.
|Phebe Potter Of the former place, ..
- Die1.
In Prov idence, on Thursday last, Mrs, Nan.
|cy Bowen, wifeof MIR Andrew Bowen, aged
b On Friday, Col. Seth Wheaton, late
President of.th, IL S. Branch Bank, in the
18th yoar of bis age.
IN North Kingston. on Saturday morning
hast, Miss lydia Sherman, eldest daughter %
|Nlr. james Sherman, in her :2d year.
OBITUARY communication on the deoi'
|pf Mrs Margaret Champlin, noticed IN this
paper on the 18th ult.
A dclineation Of the many excellent Quail
|ities conspicuous in the character of this faith
ful disciple Of her divine master, is n suhicc'
calculated tn arrest our warmest interest. -
To uncommcp native talent, enriched by hiol
cultivation, was added genuine benevolcnc'
|thut with ready baud distributed blessings
sooth,ng the hour of adversely. and soi,cning
Its sorrows I'm the fulflmcnt of every rela
tive duty shu shonc unrivaled. Her urban
itv Of manners rendered her truly engaging tr
|al favored with her societS. while slfc dcligh.
led n comfort tho afflicted and INSTRUCT the ig.
norant beauties OF practical religion
shone unclouded thro' her long life but death
had received his commission, unharred To hcf
thc gates Of paradise, and presented her as n
trophy Of the Redcemer' 5 blood. The Illness
that terminated her valuable life was severe,
bat her patience invincible. her resignation
en,ire, her confidence in her Savior Gnshaken
-Whilc her family and numerous friends
mourn their loss, her happy spirit, released
from mortality. is in possession Of that glory
and felicity which was purchased by the Son
|of Col Death was not permitted to cor
vulsd by one struggle of agony the perishahlc
part which was allotted to his dominion ard
the imperishablc towering for moment as if
10 breathe its Savior's benedicton upon sor
rowing love-"My peace leave with you.
hscended where the just are made perfect, and
khe pure in heart behold their God.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-01
November I.


OPENED on Saturday last, smother Lo.
W Of COODS--and all Goods sold by
him very low Of good patterns, that does
not suit the purchaser. he will take back or
exchange, as his determination is TO salts.
fl all those who will give HIM their custom.
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at Law.

HAVING sevcral years since, beet, admit,
ted to practice ms an ArrouNEy ahj
CorSsrLtoR Ar Law, IN ALL tho Courts in
this State, and more recently in tho USirtD
STATES CoURts--I offer my services TO tho
public IN the line Of my profession. Those
who may sec fit to employ nfc, ~ we'll as ali
my old patrons, mny rest assured tina. whata
ever business they may coniide TO my manage.
mcnt, shall be aitcAdcd to with prcmptncss,
fidelity and correctness.
Henry y. Evanston.
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SIACUEATENG LIpI AIRY.
---On---
NGG-cIs
JAMES ETAEEIsyONN,


EB.aS recently a&ied The folic,ring Books
TO his CiRCULATINs LpRARYi-
No.
26l, Napoloons Life by Sir Walter Scott, ? '
2O2, Barrlng'on's sir Jonah)porsonol sketch.
eS Of his own times, | vol
1901, Lady Of the Manor continued in 3d and
fth vols by mrs Shcrwood
1858, Military Sketch Book, . vols;
1882 Living and tho Dead by country Gu.
rate, vol;
1860, Guards, novel, Q vols;
1861, Highways x BY ways, or tales of tho
Road side, ID series, viz--Thc Cagots
llut-Sec.ng is not believing; aud the
Conscripl's Bride, . vols;
1852, High Life, navel, 9 vols;
1868, Hogg's Journey Of two hundred and
nine days, , vols;
1864, l'unallcn, or know what yon Judge, by
the author of Decision, , vols;
1860, Richmond. or scenes in the life Ola Bow
street officer, , vols;
EGG, Reuben Apsley, b. tho author Of Bran.
hlctye house. g vols;
1867, Ep,curcar, tale by Thomas Moore. v
1865, iaussets (madamo du) private memoirs
--odys maid TO madame dc Pompa-
dour, vol
1909, Baby Ion the Great, a dissection ord do.
monstratlon of men and things, in Lon
don by the author ofmodcrn Athcns,2v
1870, Stranger OF the Valley or Louisa and
Adelaide, vols;
1871, Ramble in Germany, by .hc author of
story Of a life, | vol
1872, Strangers Grave, vol
This Library consists oI over 1000 vol.
Umea, and ~ continually receiving additions
Animal subscribers by paying so IRE entitled
20 one set at time, and Gnu exchange them
as often as they please Other subscribers as
usual. Newport, Oct -, iS21.