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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28
DOCTOR VICKER'S
INTERROGATION.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
=. TODD.

IHIS ENBRUCATIUN has Tor 4 long Time.
bias been esteemed us a valuable remedy in a var
r of diseases, and will venture TO say, that II
will want no other recommendation than that fur
nished by the use Of one or two bottles. In
Rheumatism It is attended with the most signal
advantages also valuable in Sprains AImJHess,
Burns, ipd0iat Seedlings, and Is particularly ser
yceable IN LlmJago or pains IN the back, and 10
many instances when taken iu doses Of from TO
lO drops, Ga syrup OF sugar. It gives immediate re-
Iefm ChOiic. Il IS also much famed for It's power
lnl discusive efficacy in the removal ofPou EriL
FiStQia, PHsa, SpraHls, and many other diseases
incident to Horses For more particular des-
cnuti0n ofth Embrocaton, and the method Of
using IT, Irelor you TO The advertisement surround
in- the bottle.
Wheeling, April 22d, ls20-67.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28
g. GONHtRS.V "a 60.
AUCTIoNEERS
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

81 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Pharir RO,o Main Street, Bhecling, ia.
T71AVE recently received on Consignment,
l6 60 Bags Rio and Porto Rico Coffee;
IS 8" Pepper; do. Alspice
2pipes COgniac Brandy
:. Domestic Brandy
9 Bbls do. do.
Rum; 2 do. LIsnoy WINE;
6 Boxes Hats; 10 doz Castor Oil
30 " Muscatel Raisins;
Hhds New Orleans Sugar;
- Bbls Molasses; Is do. Mackcrel;
5 Shad; 5 DO. Herrings,
8 " Sperm OIL
1 Case Bengal Indigo; ! Case Manila do
] Scroon Spanish Flo,e do
2 Kegs do.
1o.ooOlbs. soAL LEATEER:
10 doz Upper Leather
8 doz Calfskins
q Bride Leather
2 Bag Leather;
10 BACKED Deerskins;
2 " BACKED buff do,
10 doz dressed Deer do. 2 doz Hog skins;
. Colt skins; , Dog do.
1000 lbs SHIFTING;
6 TONS assorted NAILS; q tons Logwood
100 Boxes superior Spanish Segars;
30 Kegs M'Leunan a. Co warranted white lead
30 Bbls Flour for Family use;
10 Alum; 10 Bbs EPSON Sails;
3 tons Lead $50 pair STRAP HINGES,
90 CRATES QUEENSWARE;
25U BUS lcliolg CrCct SALT;
p doz Il. Watterson 81 Cos Sleeves
H. J. GoSHoRN g. c.. inform ihgi
Friends that they have on hand, 10 addition TO Do,
above cousiguments, VERY LARGE SIOCh
or DRY GOODS. HARDU4RE, Sc. which
they offer NJ WHOLESA' T 70 he lowest prices
Bantcd Immediately so BBLS FlaEsoed oil
March 81, 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
for Sale .

~ N Friday the 3la dsy of this month, We
" will proceed to sell. aiputic suction. for
cash, befora the Office Of the Marshal ofthe
Ghsneery Court in che ie-a OF Lynchourg.
three Negroes, TO aii--it#adsii. blacksmith
abou, % year. of age, Bob, boy, and Nancy
Watt, girl.
The sale will be made in pursuance OF deed
oftrust, executed 10 the undersigned aud James
Garlsad. (he not sctiag) by Ihoms. VIII
liams on the l4,h day Of April, 1923. which !.
Of record in the Clerks office OF rnnyivan'a
and Campbell ce.n,ies-ss, Hl.o of Boyd vs..
Williams" IN the Superior Coar. Of Chancsry
for the LynchbuIg District.
Acting as trustees we will convey to the pur-
chasers with special warranty ,trsnsietrins such
title only as The deed of trust and agreement
aforesaid vests in us-the title however IL be-
lieved 10 be good.
GEORGE w. TURNER, Trus-
THOMAS A. HOLCoMBE. tees.
Dec. 10 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
Alto S-For the Viryiniaa
To"A PARENT"

Su--In The conclusion OF our second number
we promised the public that we would far
tier discuss the subject of schools except in self
defence. Notwiths andipg your mighty efforts.
we think our promise still bieding, aud will at
this time offer n few observaiio ns to your At
tention, and solely for your own use. The first
batch OF structures with which you were plea
sed 10 honor us, WAS so bitter, so illiberal and
so dull that we could mol notice il. Please To
read it over again when YOU are cool, aud tell
us whether we were right or wrong. Noae but
knight of the BIRCH TO whose guilty conscience
we (however Internationally held up the mir.
ror, could have written II. In your second es-
soy you treat us and our arguments with a
scorn aud contempt we do not deserve. and in
dictate pretty plainly that y0g are the man, aus
uisdon ieiH die teth you We differ with you
in opinion, and wa think your second less n
Inus,ng than the first. IL exhibits the same
menta imbscility, with less ridiculous pung-n-
cy. Now We did not IN our essays ever ailude
TO YOU, and VIZ sincerely assure you, that
should you think proper to rave aud founder on
through sea OF nonsense, we will paw you
no farther attention. You are one OF those
with whom we wish not TO agree, and TO whom
we blush 10 sian opposed. We ardeniy wish
and hope this will be intetiis IDLE to YOU
that you may. according 20 your own elegan,
continue 10 ~ Il " a jack of all
iradesn aud lay up literally against irst weath-
er. SOME PARENTS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
ITEMS.

Tho Commercial Treaty concluded with tho Turkish
sosernnant during the last summer, ani inc Treaty
lately male with the Caoctaw tribe of indians have been
submitted to the Senate by the President
United States Bank Stool! fell S. per share tho re-
eepton of the Presidents Message at Philadelphia.
letter from Columbia, 5. c. dated 29th ult states
that In fight growing out of political dispute, man
named McCuy the evening before stabbed several
times by another, named Weir. The wounds were sup
posed to be mortal.
DR.. IIamm, Charge d. Afaires of the IT, States to Chilli
sailed FROM New York for Valparaiso on the 9th inst
II is but few DAYS since the death of tho Postmaster
OF Norfolk and the Marine Hospital Surgeon near the
same place recorded. We have now TO add To the
lat the PANE of Copeland Parker esq Surveyor Of the
Customs for that port.
DIR. Robert B. Stark has been appointed Surgeon of
the U. s. Marine Hospital, Norfolk vacated by the
death oil DR.. p Barraui.
H. s. Legare has been elected Attorney General of s..
Carona having obtained the requisite number of votes
tco out Oh i5I at the third ballot
The mechanics and working mon of Boston have EN-
ployed Mr.. Harding (tdo best portrait painter in the
cointr9to full Ieagth portrait OF DANIEL Web
stor
The " Y. journal of Commerce says, " the arrange
ment between government aud that of England
peeting tho West India trade is already producing
movements in market. One house executed orders
last week to the OF 1900 bbs of -FOUR for imme-
date shipment"
The population of the Stite Of Rhole Isl and. by the
"o" Sehsus'ts 81 2!6-in 1879, it was a3059.
c Inc grand capital pizc of $4,000 in the last Union
C h,'uery' was sold ut Whyte's Office to Joseph
"copper" eslof Petersburg
.ohh SMITH I has been tried at ST. Geneyieee (Mis
SUI Tue mlrle Of Samuel ). Bail, and nc il.ted
Da.Na SNOW Storm near Albany the 26lh alt. was o
0eedentei severity 80 early ia the In Bcru
NJ, isn 10 the depth Of two aud half feet. Id
uo'o' Oonh' twas IL to IL inches deep.
"a A drove Of no Turkies passed through ,tubenvle
city. O NO. wy "
On opening Cabbage a few DAYS ago Says the New
s h Spec'aior) for tho purpose of cooking, youn
.t .ae was fodnd cooled up in the head of 1t. Cook
are 10 TIE habit oil boiling this vegetable withou
cutting II are advised TO forsakc his method for safe
one " $3.50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
NIarshal's Sale of land.

nUR5UANT to y decree OF the 5uperio
Court Of Cnaaeery for the Ly nch,arg Dis
,ficl, pronounced on the I'D day OF Nav, 1880,
in The cause of Lloyd against Crews, tns under
Gig .ed Marshal Of tho SAID court, will spIl, by
-sv of public auction, ON Tuesday the 2lst
day Of December, 1880, II fsir, " not. tn. oeIt
fair - thereafter. for cash, or the r,e'aises,
a certain ,rsc, of land. lying and being 10 the
county of Amherst. where the said Crews late
ly lived, on the man road leading from Lynch
burg tn Amherst Courthouse, aud ADJOINING
tho lands OF Benz. Brown, John Mcdaniel
Lindsey Mcdaniel, James Pendietoo and -
theirs, supposed to eontain e'sh, hundred acres,
be the same more or less
THo5. A. HOLCOMBE, Mar.
Nov % iIds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
MARRIAGE as.

MARRIED. on "Wednesday the LIST Decem-
ber, by the Rev. Jno Washburn, NJ GEORGE
c. DODSON, TO Miss LUCINDA p. FOSTER
all of Patrick.
-, on Wednesda the S'h December by
the Rev. John c. Traylor, NJ. JOHN WOOrON
to Mss LUCINDA Redo, all OF Henry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

NAN AWAY from the subscriber. residing
Hk, IN the county of Amherst, ness Lyneh'
burg. on the nigh, Of Thursday. sth December.
1870. n bright mulntto naa named iohaM
fss.t, or inches high, aoisisbiy well and stout
made. busby head OF hair, about oo yea,s o'
.se. No marks ara recollectsd, by which he
can readily be distinguished. For enc OF ms
class. he !, very temperate ia drinking, scare. y
ever touching a drop Of spir'tuo"s "aool' ""u
when he !, charged with having done any
thing wrong, II guilty, he Is very "P' 10 os'lny
/, BY a csH down appearance. Instead Of put,
ting bold face upon II. tie took WIN "'",
white wool hat, also a half worn fdr hni, ana
blus striped plaid cloak. Other elo'h'ng "o'
known Il I. believed he has by some means
procured free papers and request any Penso ~
who may take him up 10 be particular, ne
has such papers, in securing 'hain'--i ""' sNo
a reward Of thirty dollars Tor his apprehension
and safe delivery TO me. OF II he be secured I"
.ny i.,l. so tina, ee, him again. IL he Is taken
within this State; OF fifty dollars. The "a taken
beyond the limits Of this STATE.
JACOB HAAS.
n. Ia W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

D1spepsia.-Mr. Halstead the discaserer Of
the new aud mach talked "i mode oil curing
Dyspepsia, has a, length revealed the secret Of
bis method Of treatment, ia n work, cnii ID "A
full and accurate account Of the new mode Of
curing Dyspepsia The work rs highly spo-
ken Of The y. Y. Post says, thai knedding,
in which the process has breo supposed TO con-
.ist, does not by any means describe H.. AIR.
Hastead does not claim for ms method Of cure,
the merit OF a panacca. OF universal cure, or
attribute 10 it, singalary effective us II is the
power Of working miracles The relief OBJ
tained may be lost by excess or imprudence.
The work is strongly recommen led 10 the pao-
lie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
Ambs,n Comfy November Court. 1880

amherst Comfy November Court, 1880
y,,l,m Chr stiau. plaintiff sgainst Charles l., Chris
,,an au5 Potter h. Christian, snts.In Chaheery.
Tbc defendant Chss. l.. Chrtsiian not having entered
ais nppearnnce aud given security according To the ACT
C Assembly and the rules of this court, and appearing
y satisfactory evidence that he inhabltant OF
,bs eath II is ordered tha the sad defen-
Ham, do appear the first day vi February court
next aud answer tho plaintiffs bill, and that copy
f this ORDER be forthwith inserted IN the LynchbsE
Viyo,nia Tor months successivsly, aud posted -
the r ont door of the courthouse u the county.
A eopy-Tssto, ARTHUR d. DAVIES. &C
Dscsllbsr 40. wy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
Anlhera County November Court. 1880.

Anlhera County November Court. 1880.
Jacob Philips, plaintiff, against Arson Tinsley, and
w Ilsm Nc Daniel aud John Talbot. curstors Of jorn
Uan,,rd decd. defsad ants.--In Chsncery.
Tho defendant Arson Tiusey not having entered his
and given security according the OF As
seblv and tho ruios Of this court, and II
satisfactory evidence that he Is not ,nhabtsnt OF this
country 10 ordered that the sand defendant do appear
ncsc first day Of February and answer
tho bill III the plaintiff and that copy of this order be-
forth nscrtsdn newspaper printed IN the tow
Of Lvnchburg for month"; successfully and posted ss
the font door OF the courthouse in this county.
A Copy-Tes,o, ARTHUR b. DAVIES. G,
p.c.o,t'.r i6 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
DRY GOODS
AT cos

a 8 the subscriber intends to relinquisb the
~ DRY GOODS business, be will sell his
stock Of fresh aud lately selected Dry Goods at
cos, They were purchased before the late
advance aad will aow be sol lowsf than they
can bo purchased in New Yo's. lis stock
consists oil India Silks aud >Tapss. plain and
ohanxrabo Gros de ,Irs, Merino, Cash
mere, Silk and Gsuzs Hdk IL. coloied SHitins,
most kinds Of wso,len goods. with almost every
article in the Dry Goods business suitable 10
the pre.enI season.
A stock completely unbrokcn aud so desira-
be hns perhaps never been eHsred n, this place
before. Purchasers are requested 10 call.
NM- HAMILTON.
utsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
Hes, Winter i.anlp OH.

/nHE subscriber has this day received an
additional supply Of b-U W,o,sr Temp
OH WHICH IL for sale ut the lowest market pri-
ces. Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
WINE VINE.

THNHE subscriber hBs just rreciVsd To- Of
choice L. =. Madeira Wine. which he
feels no hesitation in recommending rs briua
superior 10 any ho has ever had, aud at much
le,s p,icc.--He respectfully invites his friend,
and customers 10 call and "t,s,e aud ny DO
fore they buy
ALSO Nv STORE,
Sicily MADEIRA. French Madeira, TensriAes
Old Port, (pari in boities,) SWEEP aud by Ma
laga Wines, Wine and Cider Vinegar, 5nprri,r
Imperial and Gunpowder Teas, family Loaf 81.
gar, superior Cheese, Cuba Honey, In boui,.
Bunch Raisins. Almonds, &c. &c together with
n cholce selection OF Old Jamaica and Antigua
Rum, Holland GIN. French brandy, &c. aud
in lac, almost every other article ia his linz.
Novl9 SAML. AKRE,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
NEGROES for Sale.

I'm n.r,u.oc. ola decree Of the cepniy court
Of Amherst, entere up n, the last term !"
the case Of franklin ef. al. vs. Gs,h,,s a. a. me
undersigned Commissioners appe",eo W ''''
conr, !. IN nroee.d 10 sell, on Saturday the LIST
dav Of Jaounry, 1881. at public eos''oo, upon
a or.di, Of ,wslvs months. taking bonds wan
good psr.onai security. at the dwelling hou'.'
OF CampbsIi Frsnkl,n.i Ia the county OF AmnsI"
about seven mies from Lynchbnrg. the follow
ing ,lave,, belonging TO the estate oil ni'ia"
Guthrie, deed To vii: Isaac, Arehsy, 1inney'
Frank, Abran. Lewis, M,lly Joe. d Lvw" the
son Of Mhy.
These slaves are all tr"'y vnlnso'e anu wen
d...,v,,, the attention of those wishing 10 pur-
chase.
JOSEPH PETrYJOHN, ! Comm''-
JOHN WARWICK, s'eners'
Dec. is nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
Dec 10

~ Office. All persons having claims a
V gainsi The subscriber. will present them
for payment IN his absence they may be han
died. To Chiswell Dabney. Esq.
DAVID RoSSER.
Dec. 10 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
VIEW aRRIV.ILS

~ Almonds, Raisns. Nine. Frenc, Bran.
DIV, Genuine Brown Stout, Cheese, fancy
Soaps. Perlimery, &c. Ac. All OF which are
offered Tor sale ut the lowest prices.
Howell DAVIES. d,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
Nov %

ynURSUANT tos decree Of the Superior
Court Of Chauce'y, for the Lynehborg
District. pronounced nj the Oct. term. 1880,
in The cause Of Cogeeshsl against i.aslry. tho
undersigned Marshal OF the said conii u III sell,
10 the hi hest bidder, on "Wednesday the 2pfh
of December, 1880. on the premises, iathe
town of Lynehhurg, LOT. part Of No. 40, CON
Thinning 30 feet front, with n brick building on
Ord street. near the Washington iasrrn, and on
Thursday the 30th December. 1889. OF tho
premises, 2 tracts OF land, adjoining zach other
one of 100 acres. on Burtos aud Dreaming
Creek the other tract oil 100 scr .. tue nj ract
subject TO the dover of Mrs. Terrell. The above
property will be sold upon II moalhs credit.
I. A. uoLCOMBE, Marshsl
Nov. rs idsif
1nlUh5UANI to DEGREES oI t"s Superior
x Court OF Chancery, for the LyncbboTg
District, rendered NJ tho October term. 1880,
in the cause OF Hunt agains, Boyd tho under-
signed Marshal of tho said court will sell. Tor
cash, before h,s office door, ~ the tow VI
Lynohburg, on Friday the 3la Dece
1880, ELEVEN NEGROES. or rs many ."
will my the amount oi said decree and costs
OF sale. They ARE very valuable slaves, aud
nmongs, them two blacks,nitDs
IA. HOLCO i BE, Marsifni.
NV %, tdSif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
ALSO Nv STORE.

Tea, Candies, Almonds, Rais,ns, DC.
1--WE suisse 'hrr has foI saea good and fresh
i supply OF Tea, Candies. Almonds, Kaisna
&C. howell DAVIES
Nav
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

u The Presidents Message was received in
Baltimore IN two hours and eight minutes, from
TINS is not equal. however To fourteen miles
al hour, between Washington and Lynchburg,
considering the difference in distance ana in
the stale vi the roads.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

lnlalible Vegetable Tooth A che-drope.
NH or SHEA few dozen /. Whites Ipfallblr
Vegetable Tooth ache Drops OF dcseryedly
high standing. Howell DAVIES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

:, c.o 10 refer thai portion Of 'hs Pfes'ae''
M...,. relating TO the United States Bank 20
: St., co#uit,ee, instead OF giving !"
80, destination. The ground OF this m'"0"
', aha, tn. Committee OF Ways and Means
:. ,,h;ch the susjec, had been referred al 'n'
La, sss.ion OF Congress, and to which u ~o'''
...;o be. unless his motion prevailed "a'
,s.a, introduced a report decidedly ADVERSE "
,hs views of the President; and Is a sun"
course nigh, be again expected fro" ' 'na. ,h.
mi,te.. courtesy seemed to require '"s. ., a,
subject should be transferred to other na',''
The mo,ion WINS however nesati'ed' oy '"'
.;,ed vote Of los to 81. five ca" MAKE rom ''
n o.r next. we shall publish the DEBATE WIN"
~. ~ . ,.c;.;oo that we co"sider important
=, indicating III. sentiment Of the present Coo
a.... :. to the propriety Of re-chartsf"s Tue
s.,t when that question shall come up '0r DE-
cision.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

..mars. on the Presidents Message, we spea
IN o'' ,ho,sb hs wrote it, merely for convenience
',sa ofcourse, no believes he did any thug moro
,.,y,rds il than to sign bis nsmo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

4 new paper has been started at Washing
Ton. IL 10 called the :" Globe, aud l' edited ny
Francis P. Blair. late of Kentucky-the sue
cesser Of Amo, Kendall, in the editorship oi
fhe Frankfort Argus-and the man whom Mr..
Henry Banks, "of Virginia, authorised to tell
Amos that he was "a SEQ indrel.' Duff has
got into such bad odour with his own party,
that the administration has found it ne cessary
10 establish another organ Of communication
with the public.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

A Virginia country paper, speaking OIL mo
Presidents Message says, We regret our IN
sbility 10 publish the whole Of tits length
would exclude every hing else from our columns
fo, several toeeks." Mr. AIams's Messages,
Though much shorter than Gen Jack''ns we're
a perfect eye,sore to the Richmond Enquirer,
md were always ridiculed by that print. Now.
IL that document should reach from the Capitol
IN The Palace, the "perite sans peM' priat
would utter nothing like a complaint. Ester-
naIy and internally, it is doubtless, in Mr..
Richie, estimation, aperfect piece OF compo-
shiop.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

IT The National lneiligencer states, that
Chisf Justice Marshall, aud DR.. John Broken.
borough. president of the Virginia Bank) OF
Rchmond, and Joseph c. CabeIl, ESQ OF Mel
son county, Va. have been elected Members Of
the Society OF Universal Statistics, of Paris.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

The Leg stature Of North Carolina succeeded on the
7h ballot in electing L. $. senator, by the following
vote-Judgo Willie T.. Maugun lJ3, Gov. John Owen
81, scattering g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13
lust PuaIl.hed. QaarlerIy Reylew, 81. a5.

EUSr Published, Quarterly Review, No 50.
O CONTENTS.
Ar. Polynoslan Researches, dursg Residence
OF ncarly Six Years, IN the South Sea islands, IA
GLIDING Descriptions Of tho Natural History aud
Scenery OF tho Islands, with Reinar ks on the His
tory Mythology. Traditions, Government, Arts,
Manners and Customs Of the Inhabitants. BY Wi
liam Ellis Missionary 10 the Socle aud Sandwich
Islands, and Author Of the -Four o Hawaii
III. Il Chronicle of the Conquest of Granada from
tn MSS OF Fray Antoine Asap.da. BY Wash
ingi on Irving.
IIE--1he Life ofMaior- General Sir Phornas Munro.
Bort. X &. L, late Governor Of Madras; with Tx
trocs from hs Cores poudc;ce and Private Pa
Pcrs. BY the Rev. G. j GieIg, NJ. a.
W. Lettres III. ie Duo tie Biacas Aulps, re-
latves an Musce Royal Fgypii,u de Tufin Pr
NJ. CAampolllOn L. Jeunc.
2. Lectures the Elements OF IIieroeyph,cs and
Egyptian Antiquities. BY the MARQUIS Spincto
9. Irttrio NJ. Charles Clguerc! sur lc Systcme
llcrog'yphque dc NJ Cnamppl.on Par a. l. c..
COqucrel.
j. Essalsur lc sys'eme i'eroslyph,quc de NJ Cham
poliion e Jcuno, ct les Avantsge- qnii olTfc L
Ia Cutqse SacFee. Par J. q. II GrepPo.
}. b s Uynasties Egypticnnes. Par n. dc Bovet,
Ancien Archeyeque de Toulouse.
g. L-ttre Mons Champolliln L. leure sur I'm
gertrude dos Monumens hgypuens. Par d. NJ.
Il. llcnGy.
:. Iieen i5er die Pol,ik, den yeri.cAr und den
uandel vorneAm>tcn Eolker der allen Wet. Won
a. II. l.. Ileerun
9. Br ct Remarks On the Cbro,-logy Of the Egyp-
Iian DYnastos. BY Wls. Mure, Esq.
N.-ItaVeis IN VARIOUS parls OF Peru including i
Years Residence in Potos. By Edmond Temple
Knight Of the Royal and Distinguished Order ol
Charles Ill
VII The Works Of Bishop Butler.
?. The Analogy of Religion, Natural and Reveal
ed, To til. Constitution and Course OF Naturc.--
b Joseph Butler, late Lord Bishop Of Durham.
WIN an introductory Essay, by the Rev. Daniel
Wilson, Vicar of Ellington
3. An Essay on Tho Philosophical Evidence Of Chris
iianl'y OF tic Credibty obtained to a Scrptural
Revelation from Its coincidence with the Facts OF
Nature BY the Rev Rcnn Ilmpdcu, Il. !. late
Fellow Of Oue College.
HiL-De Ia Nece5site dune Dictate. Par II. Cot
~, Conscilior a n Cour Ruyale De Paris
Will. Report from the Select COMMITTEE Of the
House of Commons, on that part Of the Poor Laws
relating to the employment or relief OF ablc-boLicd
persons. from the Poor-Ra,c.
=. Letter to the Agricuturisls of England, on the
Necessity Of extending the Poor Law to Ireland.
. An enquiry into the Causes and Remedies Of Pau
PeTism. BY the Right Homo. aole iYn.ot Hor-
ton, II. z.
!. Statement OF the Objects Of Society for effect
ing Systematic Colonization
IA.-l. Thoughts on the Presen Distress.
,. An Inquiry into The Nature, Extent, and Causez
of The Distress since 1895.
s. On the Distressed State Of the Country BY I
Merchant
oct II p D. sANNAY.