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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
Roanoke Land for Sale.

NXL be sold public auction, w,hou, reserve on the
w LIST day of April next. the of Col John G.
Baptist, at Mecklenburg Courthouse the on
which the subscriber resides, Roanoke river i'll
county OF eokenburgf miles south the Court
house. containing by actual survey, 1854 of which
2lo are fertile river boon ami abouI so low gound
upon small streams passing through the of the high
lan mere are 5o Improved tobacco lots; between
csht and nine hundred Of the high land
clear all OF which will produce tobacco thirds of which
is superior tobacco land. The situation is healthy aud in
good neighhorhood;,hc improvements in good repair
aud amply suc'ent for the comfortable accommodation Of
large and eenteel family, and the securing large crop
oil every description with wheat machine III good repair
large gaden and extensive oIcha ri containing great
variety OF rut trees The whole of tie bottom land upon
this estate IS reclaimed and is highly improved. Twenty
hands can be employed upon this Of land advan
tagc II is considered one of valuable tobacco
plantations upon the river. From il the Roanoke navga
ton is Completed Purchasers invited this
Possession viii be given the c5th day of December
with the right TO seed wheat the approaching
clear TITLE will be made immediately the sale is effected.
TERhs-One- third the purchase money to be pa id the
10Th day OF December next, third tho 25th day of De-
cemoer 1872 aud tina remaining third the S5ih day o! u,
cember 1850. Ample security for the payments will be
required Should the purchaser wish tn anticipate his
payments reasonable discount viii be allowed for promp;
payments. q. GREEN.
Feb 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
Fresh Garden Seeds.

Ohm II. BLAMIRE, directly opposite the Eagle Door,
~ sign of the Mortar, has received his supply Of
Packet, Capt. Crab,ree, from LivcrpooI comprising
general assor,meat-amnre them are, viz:
Early turnip roo.cd red bee;
Do York cabbsge, njse
Do IIarves, YORK do. large species of Fairly York
Do Ba,tersra
Do caulhowsr, extra fine and very genuine
Do fraim cucumber
DO golden Siaux Germ, ripens i'll 81 days
Do Charlton and Washington peas
Green curcd Savoys
White solid CELERY
Do Broccoli
Broad Dutch and Imrcris lettuce
Orange carrot
Large Dutch parship
Scarlet short top and salmon raiSh
Also supply of herds grass seed.
n. q. general catalogue be seen, by t,,sc wish
ing to purchase.
Feb is r,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
LAW SCHOOL.

'aNiE next session OF The Lac School at NseIhanu.
n III the county of Cuaberlaud, near FaJ,n,jlIe IN
the county of Prince Edcard on the Stage road load
ing from The city of TdSingion to the south and with
IN three and half miles OF the stage road from Rjcb
moad to EynctbWrg, at Mr. ECster's tavern ill com
ncnce on the first Monday in .4yriE next, aud end
on the ttat day of November following To the Tn,c
ocp'"I Is attached a mO0t.cOurt, WHICH, In the due
course OF practice, represents all the judicial courts Of
lhe Coinnonw eath; and in which suits are brought
AND defended, as if they really suits in the actual
courts OF me country, except to paro testimony:
All Inc Pleading5 are in writing, and REGULAR record
Kept OF them; and when the suits are at an end e al
tcrney or counsel for the plaintiff makes I'D comnJota
record theTeof. The 1qo0LConrt is attended hy ro
proper officers of the law, elected quarterly he he
Lao SctooL from their own body. "''
The terms Of the LntO Sehool
len gentlemen live with me- Ms members of mn,
fam'y, Except as TO their wasing) for $500 pa id in
advance by each, all things bellies, being found ex-
cePt paper At present four members are engaged:
so that have room on1y for six more; ret board can
be had very conveniently in the Deigfborlood for
others. Books furnished to those oniy who live ~ i'm
me; bnt 10 lend books when convenient is never Dc.
MED. cannot take gentleman for less time than
lie whole session, If he lives with ! shall be bore
perhaps, until the 10th March, and By the 18th of ina,
month, shall be at ,Ntedt1m. Mean time letters
viii be kindly received and attended TO by
CREED TAYLOR
t"chhono, Feo. I3;h, 1925. wit
Uj The Editors of the Tyucbburg Yirrinian. Fred
rcksbufg Herald and Petersburg IntcIjgencer are
requested to insert the above once week for three
wees, aud forward their accounts 10 me for payment
CREED TAYLOR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
Land .4gencyjor the WIedern pmt IF Iyiyyiniu

OSEPH F. CALDWELL of Lewisburg, Grrcnlrier
~ county, Va. Joseph Bigelow Richmond civ
"a respectfully Inform the public that they have ssoc-
ten themselves for the purpose of raisacng general
Land agency. j. F. Caldwell will attend TO ina, mart Of
the business in any of counties west of the Acrav
to- "It:-io establish old surveys, resufyey when neces-
sary' to rent to lease or SELL examine any
o. those counties To describe rcuary quality and
al tat appertaius 20 such property tina l md
interesting 70 the owner. J. Bigelow Richmond will
receive communications from any vino NAV feel dispo-
sed 10 patroDe the concern, will al all times give such
information as may be sought for, and had (at tie dsren,
public ohces in relation t" surveys grants, deeds
veyaucCs, &c &c.
y f. Caldwell and Joseph Bisclow deem not amiss 10
STATE as IN many instances heretofore, Land Spectators
have acted in the capacity OF Land Agrus) that they will
not be concerned either directly indirectly in any Land
Speculation whatever. Charges Tor attending to any of
the above specified concerns will Ire made moderate All
communications addressed either party mus, be POS,
paid.
J. T. CALDWELL.
Respectfully refers
Hon. Samuel L. Southard-Wasf ,Ington Civ
Hon. Lewis NaxwelI-Lewis County, Va.
Col. James Mclaughlin, Member f.the Board on : =
Public Works, Z -
Pcre B. Wchercd Esq. Member of the scta,e p :
Samuel McCluUg Esq. Member Of the House of 2
Delegates,
James Mcfarland, Eaq. Member Of the House Of rsi
gatcs-Kenawha County, Va.
John D. Harrow, sq-Fredericksturg, Va.
Daniel Boardmau, Esq.-New XOIk
J. B1GEIow
Respectfully refers
Hon. William II Cabeil,
Council, City, Va.
Col James McLaugblir Nemrr Of the Board of Public
Works-Grcenbriet County, Va,
Jan. r., 1928. w6m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

NJ OTlCE-JeNersun L. Trice having by bis deed
IN of ths 2tst day OF January, 1928, enlarged By
has subsequent deed on the 3st dry of same mou,i,
both admitted TO record in IIenrico county court
cieIks elce, Conveyed 10 the subscribers in trust for
purposes in the said deeds Toned all the uncoec
ted debts owing and effects belonging the late con-
cern of Leale & Trice, and To which the said Trice
acquired the entire right by transfer from Samuel
Leake. his late partner, OF all Ills interest in the said
late concern-al persons indebted 20 the SAID fate
concern, or Jefferson T. Trce in consequence of the
transfer aforesaid are requ ted make payment TO
the subscribers alone, without delay.
JOHN GARTH,
JOSIAH LEAKE, Jr. trustees
Feb 9-W3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
Land for Sale.

'SNHE subscriber having concluded from this
section Of country, if lac can dispose of his lands, OF
scts tile following tracts for sale, 10 wit:
One cact of 800 acres, whereon lie lives, lying
otter River i'll Bedford county, in view of part Of the
pike road Is miles from Lynclburg aud miles from Lib
crty-mearly half wood land the greater part yet
clear; is excellent tobacco land, aud the plau,a,
pcc,abic repair, lies wcll well and popuious
ucghborhood.
Another of 100 ares lying in the junction
two Oersthc most part of this is cleared, though
It is productive farm with improves suitable for
family.
Also. another tract of 600 acres, lying Creek,
within mile of its junction with Saunon River; abou. two
hundred cleared so of which bottom land and
half Of that quantity excellent tobacco land the
wood land there is not less than hundred acres first
rate tobacco land--thc last named tract, consider
the best tobacco plantations III Bedford, and could made
cXcesnt stock aTni being better pied grass than
any plantation i'll that section Of country this side
ic mountains with extensive nu;eSThis tract will be
sewn by AIR. CrsH Loving who lives yrcmses, and
the two first tracts by the subscriber. The will
made very accommodating SO suit most purchases.
JESSE LEFTWfCH.
T.ynrhburg Feb. Il laf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
Eotheringay for Sale.


VIE subscriber again offers this valuable estate for
u sale, situated the main Eastern Western Val
icy road IN the county Of Montgomery Ii miles west of
Salem, on the Roanoke rvcr This is one of the most
ertle and valuable above the Blue RiJye i, con-
aihs bewec" 500 aud 1000 acres of land the half of
whch IS hrst rate bottoms. The improvements consist
"i handsome two story dwcn; house Of brick all the
necessary OUT houses, cc-houso, carriage house. &c a
me nrh ana stable, with taken i'm ppes To each
mill and one of the best ds,erles i'm the country
WIN about 2Oo acres Of wood land enclosed for hos
pasture The ovcrscers house and negro quarters ~
ouii III most substantial manner The fences are ucue-
rally made with locust posts about 100 acres of first
rate meadows, and fne young orchard of a,,e trees
On the farm is building as Yaccrr tne Of the
Oest stands III the country, where there Post Office
al winch the mail running aud west daily arrives
lie also wishes 20 sell his Turnpike over the Al!eehanv
having 'he prcviegc of gate his farn-the s-
tHois"g winch YES perpetual estate subscriber
and requires that the net profits arising from the tolls
should Annually yield interest less thar or
more than 10 per $4,000, the original cost; it
has for many years varied from 10 III per cent lie
wishes also 10 sell several small tracts land said Turn
pike road.
The Subscriber is induced believe that the vo,re ot
inns property has heretofore prevented ayng Sold the
impression being that large sum would be asked o,
lie however Is determined 10 sell greet bQrraiu nd
earnestly invites offers for it, terms of pavTept will
be rerg accommodating, To make it an oiec, to the
industrious to purchase, pi,asis 10 vest funds in i,
even as Speculate The title will be made To rurciia
sers 'ndipn"bic. The land is situated that il wouid
make two desirable farms. Address
GEO. HANCOCK,
IN ~ Fotheringsy, Va.
u In payment FOR This ?rorciy, the subscriber would
t'Nc In pat IL "r ID Negroes, cash pa yment.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
Feb. 12-Gt

ri oilCE.-Ali persons having open accounts with (Ie-
estate Of Robert Bell, deed, late saddler of the cit
OF Richmond. requested call on the subscriber frr
settlement AS 1t is expected that n reference to the boob,
Will often he required, have had them postcd and m
now ready TO make settlements. Although it is desirable.
that speedy close of the administrator should be made
ye Sai give reasonable time 10 those who may cali.
indebted 10 the estate their giving for the nav
mrnt thereof All those Indebted by bonds and notes are
informed that the claims against the estate are vetv
se"y pressed, and that Therefore, shall be compelled to
require them To make Immediate payment Ali persons
iang To call in reasonable lime, may expect legal seps
will DC taken FOR the collection teeof All persons
claims against the estate, requested to present them
properly legally authenticated, thai NAV be apprsed
OF the amount due enable make fo
their liquidation My office is in the City Hail. where
the books end papers Will be kept, and where shall gene
rally attend from 10 TO O'Clock.
vs.. d. WREN, Serg't C. r. g.
Dee S--ts -Adul'cr of huber. Bell der,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
Lancaster, County Court, NoosmLe,. %, 1927.

1@'s'tUStt7 CUUHNy JOHFt, JHUUtaNbe1 Y, 1877.
IN the motion Of Ralph Edrnonds, admor of Charles
" Taylor, decd, it is ordered, William aiilhonrn
and Sarah L. his wife, William Il. jenkins, Charles T.
Jenkins Edward y. Jenkins James n Jenkirs Ceorre
T. jenkins, Sarah L. j. jenkins and Robert p Jenkins
in right of their mother E. j. Jenkins Robert TAYLOR r
aud Mary e. his wife, who Mary &. TAYLOR Mar
tina T. Talnr, CatIe,t Conway and Iarriott 4 his WIFE,
who was t!drroit T. Taylor, George +. Tayor, William
t. Moore in light of his wife, Matilda r. who was Mat
da X Taylor, George w. Morton and Cvelima NJ his wife
who was Evelina Taylor, be Summoned to appear here
on the 81 Monday in Feb next, s'ew cause If y tho
can, why the lands and negroes of which Charles ia vlo
died possessed should he sold the proceeds divided
among those legally entitled there,oand appearing to
The satisfaction Of the court, that William Alborn anti
Sarah T. his wife not residents of this commonwealth
IT is therefore ordered that copy Of this be forthwith
inserted in the Constitutional Wing two months success
sivey and posted the door Of the cou. horse Of
this county. a Copy. Attest
100 RUB'T T. DUNAWAY, D. C..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
FOR RENT.

FhSilE Manufacturing Mill, commonly known as the
x Amherst or Calls MIL in the county of Amhers,
on James River and l,saut from Iynohburg 10 miles
II was thoroughly repaired last GUNNER. and runs 5
par OF Burr aud pair al Eusopus Mill STOKES AT.
tached TO tue Mill is excellent dwelling. house III,
me necessary houses for the accommodation of fami-
iy and also with ri Acres OF Land There is likewise
Saw'"fh'0n the premises Few country mills possess
the advantages that found artbis Boats NAV load
or unload at the milk at oil seasons For terms amply
TO John NJ Warwick, Lynchbarg, or 10
c. & n. WARWICK.
81 wI,F
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

STRATED from the subscriber, a fine cream
~ coored MARE, about G hands high, with full
black tail and name She left the stable on the even
ing Of the 9th, and has not since been heard Of A
liberal reward d expenses paid IF delivered in Rich.
mond to IT, Harrison, or at Dover, Goocband to a.
NJ. Harrison She probably went up the Goocl.iand
road. RANDOLPH HARRISON,
Feb 13
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
SS0gGrep>
From the Boston Statesman. I
THE SpIr,r cp ,r,It- WIN,

THE SriEir OF THE WIND.
IhoU ACTOR perfect IN al, trcsic SQUAD.
Tao" n''Shiy poet cen 10 phrengy jcid!
Oh view less spirit, we'll mays, thou
iny harp nI power sweep lightly now,
since not cloud OF brea IN has dr.ycu
= Along Me talm and starry hcavcm;-
Mud quiet mOoushiue pale and chill
Is Siumbcring now on heath and bill.
" Wild spirit Of the chaincss breeze,
ny course is on the trlcklcss seas;
Thou StaItcSt from their tIrachcrouS s,ccD
The Surgcs OF the mighty deep;
And brndCst from thy clouded throne
10 SUiiIc on ruiz, all thy own.
IN peace nr wrath thou vistrSt
The deserts dark aud sterile BREAST
The mountain eagles cold abode.
Where mortal foot hath never trod;
And cen the forest owns thy SWAY,
Whose OAKS with age alone decay
Jurivali'd minstrel soft and low
On natures harp thou breathus, nov;
l"iut steals thy music on the ear,
sound that love itself nigh, hear
melody, IN mercy given,
:" iiit the lowly thought to Heaven.
love Thy music harper wild!
80 iov'd 1t from very child,
whether as BOW, its cadence stole
','%c angel whispcrinss on my soul;
pf reused TO murmurs wild and strong,
nc tempest bore It's tones along.
1hourt mighty but what nigh, was len.
Which wakes to sound thy elements;
The overriding power that rides
J ne strong wing'd hurricane, and guides
The tcmprsts on the chainlcss sea:
LH0i po,cCr, alone, commissioner thee
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ED. CHRIS TAN, C. C
COMMISSIONER AyDERsox.s orr,rr

" williamsburg, ED Ft6ruary, 1928.
nave appointed tie twenty third day Of April next 10
execute me foregoing order of CourtoH which day by nine
clock, a. NJ. tie parties concerned are rerui,eIo
at my office wy, their books, papers and testimony viii,
copeS OF the court papers; aud with this original order
RC. ANDERSON, Conf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

His rank is immediately after that OF the pr,ncos OF tie
reigning house, the Austrian family at Este and Tos-
kama. His establishment is the same with the
imperial Princes; he has his obersihofmester, his
Lord chamberlain, aids de camp, and corresponding
inferior iouschod. In possession, he is Of large
fortune, his destination will depend his talents and
his nclnatinn.-.4us:ru AS MS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
PXAMO EORTHs.

CSF received from Geib's celebrated mandatory,
y New York, assortment Of very choice PIANO
FOKIES; among which is very splendid rosewood cabi-
net upright Piano Fore-all Of which will be sold At The
lownst New York prices, and warranted by the maker
The public respectfully invited call al Mr. Robsrf
PORES Ware-Tocn, and examine the instruments.
reh
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

10 Cotton SptnneyS and .Ianufrcturers in Virgintr
"a oIiCE-lt having been suggested to me by num-
L Der of my friends and acquaintance. that yirrnla
IS about to become Manufacturing State, and hevilr
always been OF opinion that Virginia ought live more
al nome, ny which means money would be more peu-
tI'ui among u.s. and knowing well that if Virginia does
become Manufacturing State, that she will consequently
be drained ct considerable money first START for ma
cfnery, &c; III order To obvate part of this NJ
say as much of it as lays in my powcr have thought
proper to offer my services to the public, and am nov
ready 70 cohfact with any comp con~ern for dn
quantity OF machinery that may be called G,r either for
Cotton or Wool, both of which will warrant TO make
equal II not superior 10 any in the Unon will also
put te machinery in operation and make operate we'll.
My long experience and abilities in the business cannot
be doubted, of which the public generally are well ac-
quah'eh. JOSEPH HEYWOoD,
Surviving partner OF the late firm of MessrN
Bnsrden, Byfm s. Co. of Petersburg. and
Superintendent of the Cotton Yarn Far
tory Swift Creek, but nov in
Powhatan
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Mississippi Lands for Sale.

a PLANTATIUN situated about fifteen miles A.
bove haton Rouge, the left bank of the Missls.
sippi, consisting of
One Thousand and Eighty .Grpsnfs;
said plantation has front OF hrpcnts on the river
is adjoining the principal landing of the settlement,
fo'n which Cotton IS shipped On this tract there are
one hundred more acres of cleared I,and-one
large Dwelling House, with six rooms Cotton Gin.
MIL Tan Yard, Negro Cabins &c. (easily repaired y
'he titles TO the above lands are indisputable and
warranty deed will be given If required.
ALso-One thousand .A,pcnis;
situated on Thompsons Creek the parish of Tel;ci-
ana and half miles from the river Misssinpi So
ven miles from the iosvn Of ST. Fraucisyie. Part OF
this tract consists ofow bottoms, probably 200 acres.
on said tract there about fifty acres cleared somn
years since but grown up Either the whole or one half
oil tls tact viii be sold the option of the purchaser
For further PARTICULARS apply to this Office or 10
ROBERT ROSS.
New Orleans, Oct O. &c
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Address
JOSEPH Haywood,
Subjects Tavern, Powhatan.
P. s. Should concern sufficiently FARCE en-sre me
to make their machinery, should have objections also
engaging to supefinend said Factory provided that /, IL
suhcient'y large to occupy my whole time and aticn-
ton Should contract of this kind take place. wish
to apprse my friends aud the public generally, that nv
establishment in Powhatau will be carried on as usual,
under the direction and management Of my son.
JOSEPH HAYWOOD.
Powhatan, Jan. &c, 1928. ~
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T{RGLNIl.

AZ rules held in the clerks Office Of iht county cdur, OF
1925: " 'S'
Andrew Hart and James Nmmo, late merchants and1
partners Trading under The firm Of Hart & Nimmo, :
against
Andrew Stanton, Moses sve ny, William Pattcsop,
"'niam cray and Fergus Ferguson, DTS. :
Inc defendants, William Gay and Fergus Ferguson,
according to the Of assembly and the rules Of this
COURT and appearing TO tie satisfaction Of the court
nd ney are not inhabitants Of this State; it is ordered
oa' we sa!1 gray and Ferguson do appear here the
Pain'; and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
s,ea W some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
o"u' 'o' TWO months successfully, and posted the
toht door of the courthouse Of this county.
Copy. Ttste,
: r-Cr II I,fnR1rrr :. 2, 4
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YIRGEHT.l:

T.ynrhburG, Feb. II
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rctFF EfDRIpCE, r. =. 9
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NIiAdletnwn. Dec. 9. 1921

The subscriber having been fc
afflicted with Influenza, accompan
less Of appetite, and symptoms of (
ty nsirrg half battle OF the An
From perfect confidence in this
mend a trial oft 20 all afflicted il
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I0--wf:
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Andrew Stanton, Moses svt ny, William Pattesop,
william Gray and Fergus Ferguson, DTS.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
JOSEPH DRAPER,
Silversmith and JewelIer,

No. II, .IAsKEr SrREgT. WizM1scroN,
F1 EspEC1FuLIY informs his friends and the public,
thai he has constantly hand general assortment
OF DDS, among which the following:
Silver Sec acits; Table, Tea, Desert, Salt and Mustard
Spoons; Butter aud Fruit K ives; Purse Clasts Thin.
bl,s; Gold and Silver Pens; Silver Pencil Cases; Ever
Pointed Pencils Sugar Iopgs, &c &c
Ladies atl Cert mems tihd Watch Chains Seals and
Keys Diamond AID rear Breast Pins and Rings; Pearl
and Garnet do; Ftllg.ee ni English Fine Plse Pins
Common Paste do; Fine Jet fgrec and Paste Ear Rings,
stc
Rriltania and Block Tin Coffee and Tea Pots, Sugar
Bowls. and Cream jugs.
Silver Plated Casters, Of various tuaies Steel Specta-
Giles, CLASPS, Slides, t.uekles &c.
CT The above SO Is vii he sold, wholesale retail,
on the reasonable e,ms for Cash.
unbcas repaired, aid all other jobs in his line neatly
executed
Persons distance ordering spectaces, requested
% send glass piece Of the glass; from the Spectacles
they last the age docs afford rule for udg
ing d the sigl.
Their spectacles always furnished with glasses
tie tes, quality aud care taken in advising to the focus
bes at'afted 70 the sight.
juno IL l3--9t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
FOR SALE AT

Ia & II. Wilson's Bookstore, No. S. W'est High ST.,
The Carpenters New Guide; by Peter Nicholson--
N'nth edition; with eighty.four copperplates. :.
The Virginia Housewife, Methodcal Cook 5y Mrs.
saty Randolph.
Dictionary of select and popular Quotations, which are
p daily taken from the Latin, French, Greek, Span
a aud Italian Languages; together with copous col
rcon Of Law Maxms and Law Terms; Translated INTO
english, with illustrations, historical and domatlc new
and improved edition.
The American Chesterfield, or Way to Wealth. Honor
and Distinctions being selections from the letters OF Lord
chesterfield his son and extracts from other eminent
authors on the subject Of Polteness with alterations and
editions, suited 10 the Youth Of .he United States By
\ member of the Philadelphia Bar.
i'uehan's Domestic Medicine new edition, revised
d amended by John G. Coffin, NJ ID. Fellow Of the Mas.
$@nhusetts Medical Society.
A. II. W. have large collection of MUSIC for the
ano and Harp embracing the newest and most popular
Pieces which they will sell at very reduced prices.
Country merchants. and Teachers. may be supplied as
e, with School Books and Stationery as low as they
hYso,