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hos" constituents wheB ! cap nv eve , ar til
e ahir' they inhaiii cnnhrt but reverI ia ne
sentiment, TIM the place Of the Hrnfcseuisti1es
ni snth preflr, who hive fha hanpiarss OF
,3fif return lnme, 70 be mpirafped a. -. ne.E
heei', IA The -fniment 81 kindis irfaiyed 10 H..
roml INV 90" address Is hbnourabe duo
hr'"'H Tue ordinary measure Of huinnu friirits
fiiraie h siness, o. ms hate return from Nsst
mFion, led plf ACROSS the state uf Conntfti.s4,s
ttofn New ilh'en 10 the nuthe,n line. ihriIae
up the lght hank md through the ,lelpbif,l WI
ley oi thu fitrl 10 Springfield aud Noribanfs
tao aud h7nie~erd tlauugR tie Intervening
count ~ Worcester and nv own AiidIlesee
helc |. on earil, 40 land Ike New. i.nplana
' On aud J NJ, President hive frayrfs.d II
company SOME oi tn fatrpgt Portions Of the az
wafld-=i arPeai IA you tint sp.al the trusb
J. ta' iaoe Of do globe eentains 50 4. On uhtef
it NAL Is aud yna1Frs eta h..i.l uoput,ti4t3
are ionud On which mntt monuments baga
p''h rehicd 10 the sacini Hnt moral virtues en-
winch more Is done a., IS duna ior lhr well lac
h's pi the R,eh masf Of die community where
eomnuphg u gathered OF which one hnd IA
thfr be member or setvnni When, he wnnl,.
prefer To live. mud DYING, 10 leavc his ehilirru
Know not thai II wish not 10 know a.
Nh President, although have intnded too
long o" your phl,enec, should moi hive dis
ehaiReil ne whole 81 NV dnls. did take nv
seal, without expressing he itprgs NJ HI. Mas
sethuseiis delegation. toward this dng.s disfib.
ghshed rnes ON late boupnted aud most val
ned colleague. To tvery one OF the n,ssrut del
eEhion who served with him. appeal 10 snp.
port me, When say, thu he Carried with Inn
itom on tipll 10 The Srna e onf respect. ADM.
ration aed gratitude. We Vert pfnnd. that W.
had fought under such header The reet,t
with which we LOST him nom our mmber Va
but allevintcd by the feeling. thai our ancient
Commonwealth, the beloved mother Of usaIf
had commanded his services. IA another a,hefa
where We hive AGAIN been the nenr II not IL !,
immediate Witnesses of his unfrmtird nbo,s
aud unfivhed aenls most nobly c1ertrd il,
her cause. We therefore are most pecuerI,
prepared To join you, IN every mark ol fAsppfi
winch You pHy e. him We hnya seen pih our
eyes, aud heard with our ear. We have had ner.
sonnl experience TINT hc deserves i all And
permit ne 10 add, Mr.. President aud Gentle
'nsl thai IN being iust IN hnl you are hni inet
Ia yourselves You owe Il 10 Yourselves "a,
Massachusetts, 10 New. England 10 our con,
mon country TO hpnom man, whose chhtatJ
ter aud talents ARE an ofnHmenl 10 America
will not longer tFespass, Mr.. President, on ynu,
klnd intention, but ask permission before stt
down. to propose the following sehiimrnt 49,
New.England When she IS ioa Ia herself.
others 3" III he just 10 her United We stand. diyi
DID We fall.
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AppRoyEp-2sth April, 1929.
PrRTIc-No. "a

PURIIC--NO. %.
AN ACT making appropriation. f,r tho Public buildings,
aud FOR Other purposes.
Be II epGr'fd M Hc SrHaic mud House Of
Representatives. ofbt C8ifed SiGtts of 9meri.
IN IN Congress agumbf,d, Tha the following
sums of money be, aud the same hereby arc, ap.
propriated, to he pad out ofaoy MONEY IN the
Treasury not othcrwiso appropriated, for the
following purposes that IS to say
For completing the work remaining 10 bc
done. GA add about the Public Buildings, hfv.
SIX thousand four hundred dollars aud eight
cents
For the cost ola building lot and other expen-
ditn,es Tor Jail at Alexandria. one tbonsan
six hundred aud ninety nine dollars and sixteen
cents,
For the completion ofthe Peniteniiary in the
District of Columbia. twenty-five thousand thee
hundred and eghty-seyen dollar, aud rinety.se-
ven cents;
For def,aying the expense ola building. near
the Navy Department, twelve hundred and sixty
onp dollars and eighteen cents
Dor an entrance and doorway into the Capt.
tol. from the top OF the terrace on the western
'front.' three thousand Que hundred and twenty
Que dollars and Ten cents.
Sec , lind be- II f07ier ennr'ei That the
Commis Toner Of the Pubic Buildipe Is be- aud he
hereby is. authorized and empowered to be eau
sed TO be built, an Engine house, for the accom-
mediation OF the Franklin Engine Company, I'M
der suitable conditions, tosecure the faithful per-
formance of the work. aud 70 procure an Hy-
dranlion Engine, and the requisite apputtcnan-
ces of the same ; and thai The sum of'hree thon-
sand dollars be. aud the same Is hereby, appro-
priated to be paid out Of ANY money IN rhetrea-
5ury moi otherwise appropriated, TO delray the
expense of the sane
So. 3. .4adbeH further epqriea, Thai from
and after the 4th lay Of March, one thousand
eight huhdred and twenty-nine the office of Ar
chtect of the Capitol shall cease and determine
aud that the said Architect shall on said day de-
liver up 10 the Commissioner of the Public Bull
tlings all the books. plans, accounts. vouchers,
and all other papers and things belonging TO his
Office and the said commissioner shall take
charge Of, aud superin,cnd the Public Buildings,
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and perform such other duties * may be fequl
fod ii him by law aud that the sud comns
sioner hr required 10 tcsidr near the Capitol
sec. 4. .9Gd be u further tuacisd, TIM
the regulations Of the Civ Of Washington, Ton
The preservation OF public peace aud ordri, hr
extended 10 the Capitol and Capitol square
whenever the application olthe same shall he
requested blythe presiding othceI OF either HousI
of Congress, orthe Cnmmlss,nnrr OF the Public
Buildings and that II shall be the dul,
o. the Commissloner Of the Public bindings
80 ohey such ruies and regulations IT.
NAV. from time 10 time, be prescribed ialntl,
by the presiding Officers Of the two Houses ii
Congress, for the cate, preservation ordcrI.
keeping. aud police Of all such portions Of thu
apttol, lis apnnrtenauces. aud the enclosures
Rhoni II, and the public buildings and property
In as Immediate vicinity, rs ar not in the eNc la
sIVe use aud occupation 81 either House OF Con
gressi thai Il shall also be- his duty 10 obey such
rules and regulations rs may hr, from time Ia
tim prescribed 10y thu presiding officer Of ei.
her House OF Congress, for the care, preserva-
lion, ORDERLY keeping. aud police. of those pur-
tons OF the Capitol and lis appnrtenanccs,
winch are IN the exclusive use aud occupation
OF clthcr House Of pugrtss respectively E, aud
thatlt shnll also hc his duty 10 obc, such rules
and regulations AS may, from time 10 time be
tstllpta ny me Ife'idenio at The United siHteS,
i'r The care, preservation. orderly keeping. mud
poliee of the Public BUILDINGS and public prop
crlY IA the City of Washington; aud the Com.
missioner aud his assistants alr hereby nuho-
rhedand empowered to use allFnceessary add
proper means Tor The discharge of the aforesaid
duties aud the necessary assistants ofthe Com.
missioner shnll receive u reasonable compcnsn=
non Tor Their services, to he allowed bv the pre-
siding officers OF the two Houses Of Congress :.
one lnolety ol The said sun Ia be paid ouf of the
contingent fund Of thc Senate, aud the other
Ino1ety he paid out of The contingent fund Of
the House of Representatives.
ArrnoFrn--2d May, lH2S.
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Prpllc No. on.

%.
Az AIT % nuthoriHo ihc purchase aud distribution Of
TN seventh yhiume ofihe Laws oflhc United Suites.
III n tHhCted bV Ht SENATE dni Ionsc II
representatives Of HE Hailed States of .4meri-
'a IN Congress assembled, Thaithe Srcrein-
" ior the Department Of State be, npd he is
hereby, authorized and directed to subscribe tor,
auh receive, toi the use aud disposal OF Congress,
tive hundred AMI fifty copies Of the seventh vo-
lnme ofihe Laws Of the United States, 10 con
tam an index 10 thu same, 10 ~ w II bound aud
canse 10 b" distributed one copy thereof 10 the
president 81 The United STATES one copy 10 the
Wee President of the United States; nue copy tn
each ni the Heads Of Departments; tnthc Attor.
neY General ofthe Uniled States. 10 zach the
Senators aud kepreSentatiyna, and 10 each Dole.
gate Of Territories Of the Twentieth Congress
hii"en copies 20 the Secretary ptthn Senate Tor
the us" OF the sruate, and thirty copies 10 ,hr
Cle'k oi the House Of Representatives. Tor thr
use OF that House one copy 10 each branch oi
the Legislature Of each State aud Ieuitur,
aud "ue copy 10 each Of the Executives of the
several States and Territories aud cause the
residue 10 be deposited IN The Library Of Con.
gress.
Sec . 1ud be II further fnacied, That. for
the purpose aforesaid. thr sum of two thousand
dollars .'t, aud the same Is hereby, appropriated
70 be paid on otnny uioney in the lrensury not
otherwise appropriated
APPHoyTn-- 9th Ma, 1928
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And also declare, that afterwards reeei-
we'd certificate Commonly called a COM
mutation "a tiheale) for n sum equal 10 the
amount OF live years full pay yvhich sum
was offered by thc'resolve Of Congress. of tnc
I'D oil March, 1888. instead of the mali nav
Tor lite, 10 which was entitled under the re.
solve OF the BIS. OF October 1850
Aud do further declare, that have re-
ceiyed Of the United States, As a pensianer.
since the Sd day Of March, 1876. Here in
sert, No money, or (as ,ae ease may bel Tint
have received, as y pensioner otthe Unted
States, since the 3d day OF March, 1896 The
sum of dollars, paid 10 me 10y the agen,
for paving pensions N the State oil -.
[oignedl
Before me, -, here insert Justice ofihe
Peace, or other Magistrate, duly empowered
10 administer oaths. in the county Of,
IN the Slate OF -, personally appeared,
this day, -. and -, OF the said county
who did, severally, make oath, that -. by
whom the foregoing declaration was subscrl-
bed, Is generally repn'ed aud believed 10
have been an officer IN lie Army 81 the Re-
voIuilon, in manner as therein stated.
Witness my baud, this = day Of -, in
I, -, Clerk ofthe Cont of the County
Of -, in the State Of do hereby cert
~, that - before whom the foregoing afIi-
daviis were sworn, was NJ the time, -
here insert Justice ofthe Peace, or other Ma
gisnate, duly empowered TO administer
naths, and duly empowered 10 administer
oaths.
In testimony Whereof have hcrennto
set my han and affixed the sea of
It.. e.. the said Court, this - day OF -,
in The year -.
Signed
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I'OErEs



here are mmig 'rcts Of ite tottst better than N
Hickory "--oLp ruHnartn.
TIL LIVE OAK rREE-THE ADAMS TREE
luue-=" Scots daa IA a. 5Fa.l4e. ble97'
Ilail all haiI to tie i've nab Tree
That heals oar thunder Ger tho SEA,
The bulN a,h Of our liberty
TIA lronsnits TIE spel first broke,
The Hinton Thought So hui 'tNtts a6k
Through which the AauL T. autIsu spnke
The iiseOa. tree, Inc AdamsO ah
Old Erle's fIrest crowned shore.
Saw Perry aud hi, brave tura pour
Through sides ol OAK The broad I,lr rnar
lfaDnderpp - aer tie blue
gu bonnteous GhHmpiain sas e.ity.
III cosqner,oe Oak af Macdouaneh
True laukee blue, for Aa.uls tue.
Or Garth WIDE hounds DER sea and lake.
Through helris 81 Oak, brave tnrs n,vako
The deep tuifd snuHds tllut bursting sliaha
The throne. uf mpnal,hs Tyrauts uunn.
Nb,le learls otpat are IN the g.de
Ilark Hank The gallant seaman. huI
Ger the bloc deep, hark hari. lhr hha
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A. S1FVFNSoN

pUnIfC VI %

Pun fC--No %
AN ACT making supplementary appropriation for The
military service of the year one thousand eig hundred
aud twsnty-cieht.
BE ena'ted bV he Sepoie onR House Of
Representatives. oftbe ruiied S'0ies Of 4nryri.
ro IN COpgrsy .1'eembiea, That there is hove.
nv appropriated, to ho paid out Of any money in
IN Treasury not othor"iso appropriated. thr
sum Of one hundred thousand dollars, for the ar
mament of Qualifications
Sec Q. ind be Il luHicr enGcicd That the
Quarterma. ter General be, and he IS hereby, an
thoriznd II apply the sum Of eighteen hundred
dollars Of the money heretofore appropriated for
the Quartermaster's Department to the confr-
nation aud completion ofthe purchase of thir.
~ acres Of land. near the city Of Savannah in
Georgia which purchase was condHonalv
made by Lieutenant G. \. White, for the pur
pose ofcrecing barrarks for the United States.
ArrHoyFp ID Nav, ls2s
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| b

FORM ofa declaration 10 be- made bp he nan.
commissioned Officers. Musicians. a. prirsies
For tho purpose OF obtaining the benefit of
=" An act for the relief of certain surviving Of
icers aud soldiers OF the Army of the Krvo.
lntiop." aprroved ON the l5th of MAY. 1898.
of in the county nf -
in the State of -, do hereby declare thar
enlisted in the Continental Line of the Army
of the Revolution, for aud during the war,
ami continued !, its servics unt,l ~ trr,nirs.
ZION -, which neriod / Xasa r1.ron,ni ca.
noraI Musician ar priyair Ne tho rase ma,
bo I in cantain ---'s Comnapv. in The
> - -
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TIE FON AND ANT

.,..a..,,,.., hg JON" u C....E, E.q
by oAi the asaatf nj the lawn.
Whose matchlsss sb.trro,, bold and f4re.
dre all a. htt az tiny caa stare
Tins ttiR tut M Rcfnuld. hole
Sud, Tho Admired by every .nnl.
Still am neck rossci lami,
Aud would IH painted as nm p,
food, sud tlie fuN, that IN, allar.
Pray Ma an br sratrd in the chan
She s'iusts. Goncen brsaH tp ffe.
Gihc Ant WINS a complete eoau.ihs4
And roill her eyes and tassfd her ho4d.
And hlt her hps To make en- rod
Forced many tan l5un Love H. s,rtr
Killing h ioni. with al H. 4irhf.
IoN, with the pallet IN ms paw
Took snall aud then began 10 daftv
1lanc o'rr her iuee +; found hub. iu IT,
Aud did her likeness IN minute.
Aud roe aud ooh't-' w pn,yersu say, he
Il i thus poor littlo image mo
NJ not bigger than Your thumb
The danb IS uot like no a rrnmb.
No, by the powers that rule Tho ball
J. sal lelst Two thirds ionsm II
Fox, who deserted hcr sbpul, nnl shclyes
herhad Ms Ant. IL, know taenscl,s>
A"oH foM, m crsat ,oHreH gqFad ,at
=if' not ""c gran mert .sreat ,or ttaf !"
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TREAsupI DGAARTNFsT,
MAY %, 1923


The Act for the relief of certain survi-
Wing Officers and Snljers OF the Kevolu-
lion approved on the 10th dav OF May, 1923,
lof which the foregoing is copy,) will be
carried into effect under the following regu-
iaions
Each Officer claiming under the act, will
transmit TO the Secretary OF the Treasury a
declaration, according 10 the form hereunto
annexed, marked A. aud each non commission.
tf QNcer, Musician and Pirate, according to
the torn marked b, accompanied bv the oath
OF two respectable witnesses, as 10 his ldrul-
~, which oath i 10 be taken before Justice
Of the Peace, or other magistrate, duly en-
p0weredto administer oaths in the STATE or
Territory in which he resides, and anthenti-
Gated nnderthe seal OF the Court OF the Coun-
~ in which the oath yeas administered, as
shown in the said forms.
Each Officer will also tran,mit his commits
SION, il inesis'eHCe and afiaihahIr and each
non-cnmnissioued Officer. Musician and
Private, his discharge /; which document
alter being registered, will be returned. If
the commission or discharge has been lost or
destroyed, he will transmit such other evil
heoce as he may possess or can obtain, cor
fnh0lalve OF the statements set forth in his
deeardtion.
u the evidence fransmnled, taken IN con
heHon with that afforded bv the pnblic re.
cord at Washington, bp found satisfactory.
We amount Of two years lnIl pay, al the rate
% which The officer or soldier was entitled,
according 10 his rank in the line, NJ the close
VI the war, or al the time of his reduction, Gas
~" case may be- ont in no instance exceed.
ing the hll-pay of Captain of the Continent
al Line, will be transmitted 10 him, III the
pace OF his residence, after drdurting there
""ni the amount 1t any pension which he
my have received from the United states
snee tie 81 day of March, 1926 lie may,
however, authorize any other person 10 re-
t'lVeu tar him in which case, he will exc
WE power OF attorney, according 10 the
annexed torn, marked G, which must he ac-
Rno"ledged before a Justice of the Peace,
Or other Magistrate, and authenticated under
NE seal OF he Court Of the County, in the
zane manner n. is already prescribed in re-
sdru 10 declarations. But no payment will
w made 10 any such attorney, until tie has
,naue oath. according 20 the annexed form
lima The pay which bei, authorized 10 re-
'e'Ve Is intended to epure wholly te the per-
sonal benefit Of the Officer or Soldier whose
attorney he is
IL Is requested thai all letters 10 the Secre
AIRY OF The Treasury, on the subjects, may be
'huorSed on the cover. " Revolutionary
t'aims. RICHARD RUSH.
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lSigned ]
Form ofa Po1oer Of .A1iornsy.


Form ofa Po1Oer Of IHornsy.
Know all men by these presents, that !, -,
of -, in the county of - in the State of
-, do hereby constitute and appoint -,
my true aud lawful attorney. with "A power OF
substitution, for me, and in my name, to receive
hom the United States the amount OF pay now
due TO me, under the act for the reliefof certain
surviving officers and soldiers OF the Revolution,
approved l5h May, 1926, as a - in the -
regiment of the - line of the army OF tine Re.
volulion.
Witness my hand aud seal this - day of
-. in the wear
Sealed md deiirered in the
presence Of -,
ISIgned L. $.
Before me, IA Justice of the Peace in the
county of -, in the State Of, personally
appeared this day, -, whose name, is sub
scrihed TO the foregoing power OF attorney, and
acknowledged the same o be his act and died
Witness my hand, this - day Of, N
the year -
-, Clerk Of the Court Of the County of
-. in the State of do hereby certify,
thai -, before whom the foregoing power of
attorney acknowledged, is a Justice Of the
Peace.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto SGT
my hand, and affixed the seal of the
L.. s. said court, this - day of -, in the
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I'm q Declaration 10 be mode bgHe QGeers.
- for Tue purpose of obtaining the benefits
~ w ac'' entitled +" "A act for the rellet Of
,''"ih surviving officers and soldiers OF the
FAN In 81 the Revolution" app owed on the
1'o ~ Way, 1928, |. -, Of -, in the
Io'n'y 81 -, 10 The Sta'e Of -, DO here
y nfs'Are that was an officer in the Cunti-
.n'el LINE of the Army of the Revolution,
u,'V served as sncn, here insert TO he end OF
.s NaF' or tas The case may be- TO 'te time
b., ., me arrangement of the army provided
IS o eae resolves Of Congress of The Sd and 2lsi
oe'ober, 1880, was carried into etfrcl.
=, "u was reduced under that arrangement
"niet' period was --.-- in the - regis
''ehe oil tia ----- line.
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LAWS or pHGUSiTHO ~ l4Ns.
BN Al rHuRIrYs
PuBttc-No -

LAWS OF TUE UNITED srATts PASSED At rus
ffEoT SESSION or TN TWENTIETH coKGRLss.
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Id
Form IF AndarH 10 be ink


Form ofAGddrH 10 be taken By attorneys.
Before me. -, n Justice Of the Peace m the
county of -, in the - OF -, personally
appeared this das. -, the attorney named in
the foregoing power of attorney, aud made oath
thai the same was not given to him by reason
Of any transfer, or Of any attachment. levy, or
seizure, by any legal process whatever, OF the
pay therein authorized TO be received. but thai
the said pay is intended 10 enurc wholly to the
personal benefit of the person by whom the sand
power executed.
Witness my hand, this - day of -, in
the year
Before me, -, fherc insert either "A Justice
the Peace or other Magistrate duly cmpow-
cred to administer oaths in the County Of
-, in tine State of ---.-peI sonally appeared
this day, -, and -. of the sad county,
who did. scverally make oath, that - by
whom the foregoing declaration was subscribed !,
is generally repued aud believed to have been
an Officer in the Army OF the revolution, IN
manner as therein stated.
Witness my hand, this - day Of, in
Signod]
Clerk of the Court of the County OF
= in the State of -, do hereby certify,
that =. before whom the foregoing afidavts
were sworn. was. at thP time, here insert either
a Justice of the Peace or other Magistrate, duly
e,nnowcred 10 administer oaths, and dul " en-
powpred 10 administer oaths.
In testimony whereof. / have hcreunto sci
nv hand. and aifixed the seal OF the
r, & said Court. this - day of -, in
the year -
Sicued
To be published once week for two
months. in the papers authorized TO publish the
Laws ofthe United States
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Hail MI bait To the live OAK iree,
That heur Juf thunder q ef the saa,
Inc baiNn,k Of our lberty,
The hdaus olh, tIle Adams tree.
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PuBrtc--No -
iNAff to authorize the cancelllnp ii bond therein
mentioned.
BE enacted bRhe Seaa'e nnd House Of Req.
rcseniaiires ofhe T. Sioies IF 1psrica in Con-
gress assembled Tint rhc Clerh of the sixth
Circuit Court ofthe United -tafes for the DIS.
tict of Georgia be- aud he is her by authorized
aud required 10 cancel n crrtBin hona. given in
pursuance of the decree Of The said Court, Tor
the eHportaion beyond the Limits of the unied
States, OF sundry African nreross, parcel OF tfc
cargo ofthe Spanish vessel called the Antelope.
or Ramirez, which bond was executed by Cursia
Manzanal aud brothers, hy tbei, Attorney, and
Joseph Cummings, and Francis SorreIl, mud az.
koowledged by them on the 9th December, one
thousand ghthundred aud twenty seven, before
the Marshal the Georgia District. in the pen-
atty oftouteen thousand eight hundred dollars.
aud conditioned f"r The expectation al the sluyrs
II.
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To be published once week for two
months. in the papers authorized 10 publish the
Laws ofthe United States
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03
NEW EccXS.

NARRATION of Van Halen's Imprisonment
and escape from the dungeons of the lnquistlon
his journey to Russia, &c.
Lectures on Physiology, Zoology and the Nat
ural History of Man. by w. Lawrence, F. K. 3
Jahn's Biblical Archaeology.
Blue Stocking Hal-novel.
Filtration, do.
Humours Of Eutopia, tale OF Colonial tunes
Voyage to the Moon.
Buccaneers, a romance of our own country II
its ancient day.
Youth and Manhood of Cyril Thornton:
The Midsummer FARES, poem by 1. Hood
The Hunter, a poem, by Flint
The Pelican Island by Montgomery.
Capt, ParY's Voyage to discover North
West passage.
Pastors Sketch Book.
Father Clement
McKenzes's Memoirs Of CALVIN.
Sequel to Popular Lessons.
Private Memoirs of Madame Hausset.
Tales of Grandfather, by Scott.
Mason's Horse Farrier and Appendix.
Elizabeth Palmer.
Philosophy in sport.
Just received and for sale at A. q L PICK
cts Book Store, Main Street, Wheeling, wher'
may be had books in every department OF LI'era
ture.
April 9th 1928, lo-tf