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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21

Senator Benton, in letter TO the Editor of
the Western Monitor, says that his wife has
had eight children in FIVE years; and declares
his determination to retire from pubic lie, as
soon as no shah have effected the passage OF
his favoritc bill, for graduating the price ofthe
public Lands--two very important matters to
be made the subject OF a special communica-
ton to the public We hope be viii explain
that unfortunate East Room letter before he
"falk back to the walks Of private iile.n The
remembrance oft will be rather an Indifferent
legacy to leave his children
Lsmchburg Virguai@''
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening last. by the Rev. Mr.
Monroe. JOHN L. EVANS, ESQ. of Ken
lucky. TO the amiablc Miss SUSAN, daugh.
ter of Capt James Maxwell, Of this place.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21
NORFOLK, Jan. II

Since the arrival of the L. S ship of the
line, DELAWARE, in Hampton Roads, from
TIE Mediterranean station, she has been Vi
ksited by many of our citizens, all Of whom
'nave expressed in unmeasured terms their ad :
miration of the superior elegance of her e
quipment and the general Ueatness. order, and
Regularity, observable in every part Of his
vast floating castle, surprising all they had
ever before seen on board any man Of war.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21

WiSH to employ a YOUNG MAN az
w respectable connection who is a GOOD
salesman, and capable eftakingcharge Of set
OF Books, to sach one liberal salary and cons
slant employment will be given.
Marinsbarg, November 26, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21
Messrs. MsCord & Sinner.

Gen alexander Smyth-The report of the
select committee, requires that the Governor
of Virginia shall be a nstivc-born citizen of
the United States. No sooner does this clause
meet the eye ofALExANDER SarTs, of Apoc-
aiypse memory, c.thc civil military and the
military civil many than he addresses let
ter to the President of the Convention, peint
ing oat the impropriety of sach restriction;
and whilst protesting that he dsses not aspire
to the Gubernatorih chair of Virginia, cites
himself as an instance OF the cruel policy OF
the rule. We learn from the General with
equal sarprize and pleasure, that he was no,
bora in this country, but son a small island
| in Europe, called on Maps, Rathlin, BY soma
writers Ratherin, and celebrated as the assy
hum OF Robert Bruce" What pity it il
that General Smyth can never be Presideis
| Of the United States. His memorial was lai.
upon the table.-Frcdericksbmg .frenG-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21
A copy ---Teste.
JOHN SfRoTHER. c. d. C.
anuary "a. iS30.---9nn.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Glass No. 2, ron 1880
TO be drawn in the city of Washington.
oNTUESD.aT, 7'a1 al rEBRY, 1880.
60 NUMBER LorrEay--9 n.,,yr a.Yro~.s
SPLENDID PRIZES.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21
POCKET BOOK FOUND

POCKET BOOK FOU ~
ESOUND on the road leading from Min
IL Greek to fuckers Sulphur Spring, on
the 18th inst Caf skin Pocket Book, con
tanning letters, subscription papers, SC. The
name OF ERASTUS EDGERTOS is written
in the Book The owner can have the same
by paying for this advertisement
D0HN V. EVANS.
January 81, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21
EeaanuaNlc Ganua,
NauO fcr SALE.

FEyHE subscriber wishes to sell his FARM
I'll on Tuscarora, one from MaItnsourg.-
This farm contains l65 acres oil fret rate
limestone land; about 100 acres cleared, and
the balance well clothed with timber, and
first rate meadow which produces from IS 10
80 tons of hay annually; with never filling
spring near the house. and the creek pa.,ing
iuua through the yard The improve.
ETss ments are good STONE Dwell
Esss LING HOUSE, Kitchen. Barn.
Stables. Smoke-house, Cow house,
Stone Smith Shop, and all other necessary
out-housss, in short, this farm is not inferior to
anyin the county. The purchaser win get a
bargain in this property--Terms made known
by the subscriber, living on the farm.
CHRISTIAN SILBER.
january 81, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21
.PAY ToUR DEBTS.

s.E .PAY YOUR DEBTS.
fHVlE subscribers beg leave to inform
those indebted 10 ton, for Carrl;nar
Pulling, Dying, or Merchandise, that thew
are pressed for money, aud must have n
Wood, Corn, Soap, Sc viii also be taken n
payment Of debts due them, II delivered i'm
mcdiately. They arc 10 want OF large GUAM
ti'y Of Hard Soap. for which fair price win
be given.
GIBBS s oRRICK.
Martinsburg, Jan. Ait.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21
DIED

On Monday nightlast, Mrs. CATHARINE
HOkE, rciict Of the late Andrew Hoke, Of
this county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21

e1-At cur last adsices from Baltimore.
Flour was selling at 81 % cents per barrel
In Alexandria, ats4 ia
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21
The Diplomatic Administration.

The appropriation bill reported on Tues
day, {Jan. l2,l provides for
Salaries for five Ministers, $4,000
Salaries for nine Charge d'Afaircs, 4o,5O0
Outfits for four Ministers, sc 900
Outfits for three Charge d'Atf1ires, 1880
Salaries for fiveSecretaries obligation, 10000
Contingent expen:ofallMissions abroads5 900
Contingent expen: of f gn Intercourse, 10000
Intercourse with Barbary Powers, $4,000
Making an amount of 100000
To this add for outfit of Minister
to the Netherlands, provided for
last year, 5000
S249 900
The whole amount appropriated last year
for the same service, including the salary and
outfit of a Minister to the Netherlands, a
mounted to STAT 5000
Deduct the difference between the
outfit and salary ola Minister, aud
the salary OF Charge d'Affaires, 1850
Leaving S134,000
for the entire expense OF our intercourse with
foreign nations, on the Sd of March last.
From this it will be seen that the amount
called for the first year of the present Ad-
ministration ercceds that appropriated in tie
last year of the last Administration, for the
expenses of one branch ofthe public service,
the sum of nae haoad,ed and fifteen thousand
dolLarsi--Nat jour.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21
From the Political Arens.l

Mr.. Fan B,acn.--NVe have never seen
more striking instance of that tact and iustif-
able horror of premature conmittal," for
which the Hon. Secretary has credit, than is
found in the annexed letter to firm in Phiia-
delphia. Messrs. McCord s. Sinner on the
18th Nov. 1929, forwarded to Mr. Van Buren,
set Of elegant cut glass Decanters of Amer
lean Manufacture, unsurpassed, it is said by
any, whether OF domestic or foreign workman
ship. These gentlemen avail themselves of
the opportunity, to express their belief that
his (Nr. v B.s) interference to protect Am
erican enterprise and ingenuity, has not failed
to produce portion of the object of its wish
es;' and to hope that his 'slabors in the great
cause of domestic improvements may be en-
tirely successful" Now here was an oppor-
tunity, which Mr.. Clay, at any time, and Mr.
Calhoun, some ten years since, would gladly
have embraced to reiterate professions of de-
votions TO the ''cause ofinprovcnents." MIR.
Van Buren,, however, having an eye upon
Virginia, is particularly anxious to clear his
skirts of the Tariff, he, therefore, after as
much deliberation as his colleague, MIR
Branch, would have bestowed upon the sub
ject, on the 3ist December, nearly months
after the receipt of the letter, indites the fol-
lowing answer:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21
WAsHrSeroS, Dec. 81, 1929.

G lemen--l hope you vii excuse my re.
missne S. in not having sso,er acknowledged
the receipt Of the deesn,ess which you had the
goodness to present 70 me. They came safe,
and correspond fully with the expectation I
had entertained of their elegance. 1t hiss given
me sincere pleasure 10 show them 10 my irit ads,
who have universally concurrcd in admring the
skill displayed by yeu 10 cutting them.
Accept my renewed thasks fer ysur krd-
ness and believe me to be, with respect and
esteem, your obodiens servant.
VAN RE1EN
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21
LAUCK s srEPHEN

Baltimore. J-auary IA, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21

Martinsburg, Jan 2i--4t.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-04
LAFAYETTE.

Translation of Letter from General IAFn-
E1TE to General BERNARD. of this CITY, Ia.
PARIS. 9Th Sept. 1850
Mn Dear Observation-Disclosures of news nus!
have reached you through the periodical papers
Nevertheless, l think it will be pleasing to- you
to receive some written details. You will have
received some publication relating to our memo,
rable week. You will also have read an account
of the Review by the King, in the Champ de
Mars, for the distribution of our tri-coorcd Has
to the National Guard. The ceremony was d
splendid as that of the Federation of 49,
We had five hundred thousand spectators: and
every Que was struck with tie CELEBRITY WIZ
which in less than three weeks we have organ,
lied nearly fifty thousand men Of Maizena,
Guards-armed, equipped. and filing OH lIn
veteran troops. The King handed sacce',I'eE
to the General Commander-in- Chief the ioI!.
eight tri-eolored flags. each surmounted WIN :!
cock in lieu of the old imperial eagle. and WIZ
this motto: IS Liberty-Public Order-Day' o.
q tn, 28th, 29th July. 1890" The COmHa",
dern- Chief took himself the new OATH and u, ""
1t administered to the National Guard ~,
Colors were inrus,cd to flag bearers, selet'I
from among the mechanics who had distinguish. VIZ.
themselves in fighting in the barbados; lnS
National guards are organizing throug boH'ffa
We have already fourteen THOUSAND men of '"i
two ACCOMPLISHMENTS only Of st Denis a''
Sccaux.
send to yopthe order of the day which AZ
dressed to the National Guards of the Kingdom
Next week, a law will be proposed for the i'i4
of the French National Guaru
All the citizens will compose the statons.Ii
Guard; the young men the movable Na 9l""s
Guard. From seven to eight hundred 'nv1,
sand fighting men will thus form good e0fp'"
reserve.
You know that some disturbances have 'aa .sa
place in Belgium: they will end. | Think oy as
separation Of that country from Holland en.J
the same sovereign. We have not interle &C.,
except to signify that we shall not suffer tia
any foreign army should exercise any rlsht o. ,hs
reference, leaving the nations to manage W" u;
own affairs according to their will. but nov VI"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-04
INSTRUMENTATION
MASSACRE.


The Instruction in Albania is far from being
queled. And deed of treachery and blood
has been created, equalling in atrocity, and very
much resembling. the massacre Of the Beys at
Cairo, many years since, by Ali Pacha of Egypt.
1t seems that the vzier at his head quarters. and
his son in the Castle of Yanna. had BY strata
gem got the Bsscia of the Albanians and his son
inio their possession, They were made to be-
leve that money had been received from the
Porte to settle all arrears of pay, and after the
most flattering promises the Bascia. with some
officers. were deluded into the headquarters of
the ViZier, and at the same time the son, with
some chiefs aud five hundred men. was deceived
into the Castle Of Yanina. The Abanians have
vowed to revenge the treacherous murder of their
chiefs and comrades All that now remains of
Yanina is the castle; $4,000 Albanians sacked &
reduced the city to ashes. Among the chief who
fell victims to their imprudence, Scbabansesa,
Astandi,.anc Reliko Jace, as the most distin-
suished.
RESURRECTION IN THE NETHERLANDS.
(Fron' the Journal DIES Pays Bas of ,unday.
On the morning of the ed. Prince Frederick
left Anvers with his corps d'armee. OH his route
to BRUSSELS Volunteers set out by the gates of
Schaerbeek and Louvain, to attack the troops
which occupied the positions of Ever and Die
gem some others took the road If Client. to en-
counter the Hus>ars ahich were stationed on the
height OF Zellick. Affairs Of advanced posts con-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26

NWiRGlNA:-At rules, holden in the clerks of1ice
~ OF the superior court of Chancery for the Rich.
mond district, the 18th day Of January, 1880: Thomas
y. reward and Richard Whitfield. ex'ors of Willis
CowIing, deceased, pitts. against Elizabeth Je fires
VIM. ID. Wren, admir- of Robert Bell, deed, Roberi
w. Shelton, decd, and other dts
The defendant Robert w. Shelton, not having en-.
tered his appearance and given security according
TO the act OF assembly and the rules of this court
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
NOT an inhaonant OF this counry II is ordered that
tne SAID defendant do appear here the first dav of
tne next June term, and the bill of the Main
uhsi and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the civ ~
richmond, Tor two months successvely and pos,ed
at the front door Of the capitol in the said city
800 W. r pr,-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26
NEW AND sEAsoNABLE GOODS.
III NELSON has inst recoiuaa nd ofla.. Co. aaie

NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.
~ NELSON has just received and offers for sale,
s;s az snssuSly low prices an extensive stock of
Embracing large and general variety, suited to tho
present and approaching season, and consisting in
part of
o oSs S aSs and fancy e00rcd cloths
DO do sattinetts
Blue and brown do
Valencia and swunsdown ycstpp
Roso, dufiie and point blankets
Grccn booking and floor cloth baizcs
Fine and supeffne white flannes
Red, green, yellow and black do
Black and blue black Italian lustrino
lnda satin and satin levantine
Black and blue-black Gro dc Nap
r pn oOio Sd Ga l.. do assorted
Black scnchcws and sarsnetts
Merino and Cashmere long shawls
Do do handkerchiefs
Thibct, Prussan and cashmere square do
Ihibet and worsted barege hdkfs
Barcge, gauzc and Gro dc Nap do
Merino cloths and crcassians, all colours
7-8 and A Irish linens
5, d and 3D. do shectinrs
Long lawns and linen caInbrics
Linen cambria hdkls
8-4 and 1914 damask
Russia, birds-eye and Cd diupcrs
Black Nankn ond Canton grapes
Plaid Norwich do
Black and white Italian grapes
Black and coloured palmyrenes
Plain black and coloured bombazc,ts
Figured do do and rot,nefts
Black English bombazincs
Tartan and Circassan plaids and camblets
Black, olive and drab bang-up cords
Plain book null and Swiss muslns
Figured do 10 do
"A and ca cotton cambrics
Plain and checked jaconcts
Plaid and fancy London prints
Cotton, worsted and silk hosiery
Silk and wors,ed braids assorted
Gloves or every variety
Spitalfield and bandanna hdkE;
Imitation bandanna and Madras !,
Figured, satin and Gro dc Nap bonnet ribbons
Gauze, CAP, do do
Common, line and supcrfino belt do
Black and colourcd guard Jo
large supply of brown, blcachcd and plaid do
nestlcs, apron and furniture checks, bed tickngs,
britlsh oznaburSs, and coarse woollens for negro
clothing. And constantly on hand
Cotton oznaburgs from the Richmond Factory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26
FOR ME TOILET

M ILK OF ROSES-A pleasant and caicacious
L'h cosmetic for refreshing and softcninp the skin
removing plmPes frcckcs, chops, tan, sun. burn.
ana most other cu;aneou5 affections pleasant an
piicalion to remove slDariing after the opcrnlion of
shaving. f''0 "
Cologne WGter-This is n perfume Of Liul,er rem
uta'nh ana IN more general than any other: It's
peculiar properties are SO well known that further
notlce OF 1t is deemed unnecessary.
Laoender ITdfer--is u per fumc in general use and
is sa'd 10 be the most innocent and wholesome
Of perfumes.
pnfg" Rovge-Ths is the most beautiful Of
cosmetic Preparatlonsit is free from any noxious in
grcdlen's, and entirely Innocent in every rcspoct
calculated TO create new beauties, where beauties
were betorc--io add freshness to the check which
care or illness may have rendered laDrIid md in
place Of the lily to plant the rose.
"aaea'sar OIL, Pure antique OH-Bo,h restora-
tiVes to the hair.
Pomaium-A new article, b7inr very s,iDerior IN
any thing OF the kindever offered to the public before
.AI7'old Paste-A beautiful cosmetic
Extract IF Burgamof.
LcUigated Charcoal Dent,ffce "A roost of,icocio,s
ana agreeable antiseptIc, for cleaning whitening,
ana preserving the teeth and gums.
Persian otto Of Rose SoGp-This beautiful article
Is offered to the public with great confidence as IN
eqnalled for soilness, purity and fragrance A great
variety OF fancy soaps which for richness ofperume
am Their emolllcnt qualities exceled bv none
great variety OF elegant perfume walls
Expected, supply Of Florida Water and Esprit
dc Rose For sale at the book and stationery store
mar It's r ID. SANXAV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26
II Newspaper for the Ladies.

Proposals for publishing IN the City Of Washington,
awEEKtY NEWSPAPER, in neat 9uaro form,
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis
semina,ion of intelligence useful and interesting to
the Ladies, to be emitted =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26
The Romance Of History.
SPAIN. By Don T De Trueba.
~ ''Iruth is strange,
cJrnu.ror Ibo,, E.g...-

~ ''Truh is strange,
Stranger than fiction"
LORD BYRoy.
"Our limits will not permit any thing like ANALYSIS
OF the vast stores of romantic deed and wild adven
ture contained in the work."-Lu. GaSeHe
',An excellent medium for conveying stronp and
vivid pictures of the past. Monthly Repieto.
''Thcy are of the most intense and vivid interest -
Literary .uagnei.
Just publisbcd, for sale by
feb 10 COLLINS 6, CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26

turf who has been breeding from him the last tvo
years lie says his colts of equal superior size
to his colts from the by any other horse,
that he has two year old FLY, fifteen hands hgh aud
his yearlng colts. equally promising and that he does
not believe that any horse could have gotten good
racers out OF the have also, many other
testimonials 20 the same effects and from Dr. lie wis
MARSHALL mention him because presume he is
known to many gentlemen in virginia.) he speaks of
the stock IN the highest terms, particularly of their
superior size and line form And, all the gentlemen
with whom 1 have correspondent concur in the fact
that he has been let to booded Mares until the last
two years; so that his colts by them have yet come
ON the turf The distinguished he has pro.
duced, Kassna suppo. ed by many the very hes,
horse ever raised IN Kentucky and others have been
from common mares. By reference to the American
iuri Register, vol L. Psge III, he is spoken of as
producing striking and very superior race of horses
in Kentucky. JOHN TUCKER
feb l5-laftlstMs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26
FOR SALE

~ FOR SALE,
HIM. The House and Lot on Churchill ill
llIlaH formerly the property Of John rarkbt and ro,
a-sa1,n me occupancy Of Mr. Joseph S. James. Tie
o mas Deen siey enclosed and the is now undo
thorough repair There fine Yard and Garden si1s
10 me premises Wen Of good water Coal and SMOKE
no o!ape an carriage house, all of brick The icsent
occupant has lease the premises Tor two years bn bi
w" uot ahect ne sale possession may be had IN t,vee
"oh's nom e inne the repairs making shall bayo tce
completed Application 10 be made to ''' Jaw oee"
jan 10 u = St.NFz,,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26
WARD ELECTION

VHNiiE election of Common Councilmen, in the Sc
veral Wards, Will be held on the Ist Veelneseiav
~ .fpr't merit viz: In Jefferson Ward No l. at the
watch house; IN Madison Ward No. Q, at the Citv
lial and IN Monroe Ward No. g. at the Shockoe Hill
Tavern. Polls will open in each Ward at 10 o o'clock.
"A. M. "The freeholders of lots wi,b,n tho ,iS ;,
whether improved or not, and whether such free
holders reside therein not, and the housekecpers
and inhabitants of the said city, who shall have re-
sided therein at any time for the space OF three months
without the ntermlssion of one 10 months and pos
scss IN their own right within tho same movable and
immovenbIe property to the value of one hundred
pounds" are entitled to vote
mar 3-26U w. d. WREN Snro,, ~ p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
k'llE subscriber has just received in addition TO his
stock of Drugs, Medicines, sc. &c. the follow
ing articles, viz
Chloride of lime. for purifying offensive places and
for bleaching
Black oil varnish, for leather
Superior Spanish fotant indigo
Train oil, linseed oil, Lewiss white lead, gold leaf
Loriliards maccaba snuff, in bottles and loose
Leiper's, Mayland's and Bells Scotch snutFs
Florida water, cologne water, in bottles of pre,t
variety of shapes
Superior French and English soaps, French An
tique oil
Bear oil, oil roses, rouge, Robinsons patent ar
ley, &c.
Patent greats, oatmeal, citric and oxatic acids
black drop
Pearl and pot ash, sculpers, jointed and stiff
Flexible metallc bonges, gum elastic, nipple
Bougies and catheters-For sale by
dec III. e.. McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26

NEW BOOKS, puOiisneu oy american SuHuay
IN School Union, for sale by COLLINS q Go.
Helen and her Cousin
Family Conversations on the Evidences of Rcvcla-
ton
Memoir Of Barbara Ewrs 80
Youthful Memoirs, compiled By the Rev. w. Canes
Wilson
Sketches from the Bible.
Preside Conversations on some Of the principal
Doctrines Of the Bible
History the Sandwich Islands, with an account OF
the American Mission established there
Hymns III Prose, for the use ofchildrcn
Life of Philip Meancihon
History of George Hicks
The Apprentices Dialogues
Memoir of Susan b. Marble
History of Edwin Judd
The Teachers Parting Gift to Sunday School Boy
Scenes in Childhood
Nursery Lessons
Life of Col. James Gardiner
Hints to Mothers and Infant School Teachers
The Fall Of Babylon, the History OF the Empire
OF Assyra
Or;un's iifs of Philip Dodirdgc, d ID.
Gilpns Monument OF Parental Affection
Female Biography, containing Sketches oil twelve
American w omen
Rallies Memoirs of the Kew. Thomas Spencer
Infants progress, by Mrs. Sherwood
Devout Exercises Of the Heart, by Mrs. Rowe
AIleins Alarm, the Unconvcrted
The Young Freelhinkcr Reclaimed, by Rev. e. W.
Baldwin
A Fathers Letters TO his Son
Its