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a CRATES, comprising a complete as
~ sortment of Ey4RTHEyY, GL.4SS, and
CHINA WARES, new and elegant patterns.
now opening and for sale, by
BENZ. BUTMAN & co.
Worcester, April 90. Sw
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The Austrian troops passed the Pc on the
9TH March, and after battle of nine ho' s"o
with the Italian patriots, defeated them and
entered Forrara and Capri, the patriots ware
again beaten at Nori which was taken bv tho
Austriahs. Tho latter were to have snys raJ
Modena on the 9th. The same troons ,ool-
Parmea on the 18th, and the Provisional rnmN
eminent of the Patriots was obliged to rs';ro
to Ancona. The National Guards exb;hi,aS
great ardor, but the population generally seem.
ed discouraged. ''''"'
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CoNNEcTIcUT ELECTION. John S. Peters il
chosen Governor, Thomas Day Secretary
Isaac Spencer Treasurer. There is no choic,
of Lieut.. Governor. The National Republi
can Ticket for members Of Congress is chosen
by majority of about 5000 votes, having re
ceived over 10000 votes, and the jackson tick
ct about 5000.
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AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION. A re.
solve has passed both branches of the Legsla-
ture, and been approved by the Governor, for
submitting to the people the question of amend.
ing the Constitution, so as to have but one ses.
sion Of the Legislature in each year, commenc.
ing on the first Wednesday in Jan. Wednes.
day, the 18th day of May next, is appointed for
the people to decide by ballot for or against the
amendment. Should it be approved by ma
jorlty, another election of State officers will be
had in November next; and those chosen at
the election in April, will hold their respective
offices only to the day preceding the first
Wednesday in January, 1889.
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IR SIA A1.E.

Npl virtue OF n certain deed 81 tru o. made and
y executed by George Boyd 10 The nn'lersiRn.
I'd, u. TRUSTEES, hearing tate the 81 day of Aptd.
1924. and 81 fecsid IN the IIn.tings Cont Clerk
dice for the town oi LYoohiurg, TOO c"ttain Pnr-
pnsrs IN the SAID deed esprcss~d wall be sold, up
on the premises. tor casa. IT pahiir arction, o
Ihe 20 day OF January nes' Il TAR, 'fno'. she nesi
lnit day thereafter. n certain To- OF pRud 81
ground situate on 3 sirret IN l. nehbpfR beg in.
mug at the cnfnrr ii lih Alley, and containing
tinriy six aud hnf feet On sai.i s'rrt, sad rnn-
oiug back lBa fett, or much 'hrrrol's shall be
sufirirn ~ pay md sati.fy the purposes OF sa'i
deed. ! he undersigned, ncting ~ trustee, WI
convey such ttle as Is ,e.trd IA them under til
said deed, aud nhnn 9TH
ALIEN pArrEsON, (r,..,...
A, r. NORTH,
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yxcuBURG, DEC. i2, Is3i.
=. 80 pprsIDrNr'S AtEssAGF

ar PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
a. 49,. reluctantly compelled, from press Of
after which viii not a INT O p9sPoae-
-, =, defer. until or next. the lev Structures
=. - -, d .iga making upon tbs Doeanent-
~, remark here however, that it Is as dull
.'.ls,in,srcs.oe a Stat Pap az ever emana'ed
H., white House; and that it Is much more
..l.,l.i. c,r its oaissioas than for is coatcats
.,..,.lio,.y and contrary to all expectation, ali
e..n. III, sli sht.st a.uslon to the dissolution
-. lf,,., t,s causes of which the people had
.i.osn5 .r,.d ut lengtb-lt contains no
...., .a.o.r late Minister L. Russia and no e
....,.,, o., the benefits conferred lay that Illus
=. p.oeiootanliory on his country, by the ezer-
o.. ho,;,,l diplomatic abiilty.-Tbe nota-
#......,.. Heretofore enforced IN Cen. Jacksons
.as v..h .,r .at ,arncsacsf, of distribution
-. surplus revenue among the several States,
III, Of ,hcir federal plumbers, IA not even
l....,a,. ,:aoaA il would seem that as we ap-
.,,.tal p,,,r.r 10 the period when that papi'X-
.......isg r.lst be settled tlla appropriateness OF
55,.,..-,. n in this Message was more apparent,
mi Ire necessity more pressing tIan 1t was one
.., ESQ years aro These omissions, however,
IA. stror.,., and arc easily accounted fer. Tbo
alton Of tha Cabinet and the appointment Of
4. Randolph oy.itel universal flel.ng ol'd.sga>t,
a-.a can only bcrestrainel by permitting the
- 10 ~ or,"Hen--anj the proposed mode OF
L.. o.
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COMMUNICATION.

I'm TuG VIRGINIA.
A. meeting nfs po,tioo OF The t,aens OF Nrl
son COUNTY, ~ the Couiftause, On the 1t OF DE.
c.mher, 1881 Tor the purpose 81 l.kinp inln con
,idstaion the suhjrti al the ma Presidential eleo
INN.
On motion Or John L. cahla vas called 10
the fhnn anu Robeu {. Caller appointed secre.
AIRY
ca motion. made ana seconded. tie chairnan
was auth )tised 10 appoint \ Committee al thtst
persons TO drai, suitable Preamble aod Rrsolu-
linus, expressive nl the ohjrcL nf the mrein,-
wberrnpon Sp0tswood tiarand, Charles perroS
aud Arthur Hopkins WIRE appofulnh said comulu
Tee Nhn after tIring, Istntue1 RnI reported the
following Preamble aud Resolutions nhtch were
UNANIMOUSLY Hdoped
III, mecrioe believing President Andrew Jack.
son totally unfit lor the ,mpo,tan' oiee which be-
holds. manifested h, the various acts Of his sdmin
l,ttnIioii ~ hICh have already bern promulgated
aud charged agnins, him ~ the public prinIs 81
the day. aud i,,enIy known 10 the people, rem
Il ring II unuec, ssary here IL sfpeHt thcm and
having avowrj u determination In be n candid' IT,
for re.elec couiIaf, 10 the pledges winch he
eave tn ouVh be. lt,ends IL the public aud be.
inving hat the honor aud interest ol the Union
could be better secured by the appointment OF an.
pthci--
Therefore Rcsoirsd. Is. fhm Ne approve the
Object of the AuIrIack.on COVE n .lon Ia be held
IN bsIumorr OF tho cond Monday IN Iuts month
-. hsWirtd. lhat W approve of ihr Appain'.
ment oi Chapman Johnson and Robert sbnard as
Delegates TO SAID Conycnli On the pat OF the
ontr
Sd. Resofrtd. That lhomns S MeCkland, IA
mel llggiubotham. Chare, psIIos and Mayo Ca.
bell be, and they ate hereby appointed Delegates
On the part OF this mr"tng, Il attend at Cha,ntes-
vile on the first Monday ~ the present month, 10
consult aud advise with Delegates from oiher
counties OF tins Congressional Dsuitt, 10 appoin,
n memhrC To SAID Convent OIL 10 represent said
Congressional DlsrIol;--and thal ifnp M ling br
had at Charlottesville 10, that purposc, hat TIL
sad Thomas S. McCle.anl, Daniel llteg,nbothnn,
Charles rrIow ard Mayo Chhtn. o. c,thc, ni
rhrm, attend said Convention Mt Bal imote on the
rHrt OF tins meeting.
4lb. Eesoired, hat NC have great confidence
IN the pnir,u,Ism nni ia,enls OF iirnty Clay, OF
Rrniu.l, aud b1eyc he wouli I'll the office al
Prr,ldcnl wnh etcaplta Awsei aud advantage to
the couulry.
9th. EG0irrd, That these proceedings lie Igoed
by The hartman aud secretary, and II cofS thcf"'
Of be Iot"s rdcd 10 the Edl'ors Of the tnnsntni'on
d" Wing -"d l., ncbburg Yuelnmn, for publication
N then respective pages.
JOIN T.. COBBS, Chairman.
r. {. GuTI.Iu. SFC'U
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NOTICE.

~ OMMITIED To the Jai OF Amherst county,
~ as "A Runway. NEGRO MAN. Who calls
himself Ned, aud snid he belonged TO the hers OF
Mary StIh, OF Prince William but now says he
is the property of Mr.. Lewis, Of GuilIord coun-
~ North Carolina. The said fellow arp"ars o
he between ID and 30 years Of age, about Gvr f'et
10 o. | inches nigh, yellow complexion, with
very bi,k head OF hair, somewhat grey, and II
small scar pcross bis nose had Oh ~hsn commit
Ted. oId plaid Clonk, blce mixed Pantaloons
aud Vest, aud an old pair OF black Cloth pan'a-
lonns and vest with him. NJ owner OF sand tcilo~
Will come forward and prove his properly and
take him away, Or he will be dealt with as Tie IA"
directs. EOBERT l. COLEAAN, Jailnr
tOr MisoH Deesqp, A:rV.
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Dc -
LOTTERY INFORMATION
SNiNESrER'S OFFICE,
1870, Broodpoy, NEW iORh, and No
80. MARKET 81 BALTIMORE.

80, market NJ. Ban IHOhf,
/nUE following list Of Lotler,cs ~ be 'lfa"n
= shortly. Is resper July presented to th" con-
aidci alton ofthase who occasionally adventure IN
Lotteries. The .plend,d MAMMOTH lOrIE
RY. 10 he drawn IN New York GA the lS'h iGsl.
/, deserving al particular nplicr.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, cinss M. q, In
draw u oil Deormbrr. tn Nn. Lottery, . drawn
hallnis-- Capital ppzrs, Sl2,ooo % 900 &C. &C.
lrkr's 81 Share IN proportion.
NEW YoRk LOTTERY. Class No. IL, Ia be
drawn lsth Dec tit No. Lottery, 10 drawn bal
loi.-ritkts Slo-lialses So-Qrs, 81 30.-Cou.
aiming the Toll wing splendid Capitals
p,izr 81 $50 oo0-l of $40 00o-'i OF Slo6o0-
| Of SO nO1--e 81 81 oo0-2 OF 5000 - ot =
OoO--oO OF s5oo--66 of Slo0, &c &c,
~ Packages NJ Tickets contenog NIL the nun.
hers. can he had Tor S22O--watranted 10 drav,
SlOO---dscoont OH. nen $50 Packages at halves
quarters aud eighths IN like proportion, Ihnse who
prefer il can have certificate al tho numbers,
aud urrd ouy remit The difference between the
cost and sum warranted 10 he drawn.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, to he drawn nj
Whcchng on tho 18Th Of Dec.-SlO,OOO, . 300.
. 600. &c. &c. 1ichen 81
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, No. q, to be
drawn NJ No,iolk on he 10Th inS,--2O prz"s oil
N lOOO--oo 81 ssbOn-2O ol 900 and Tickets SO.
NEW YORK LOTTERY, oln's 81. to bc drawn
II hJrny--Only 1000 lickcs--iS No. bot, ~
drawn bnlluls--=Gapnais $40 UU0- 1000 --6Ooe
. OF 81 ,o0o--1 of5o0, ~ &c.
Ticket. Slo-rllnis,s S5-Qrs. 50--Eighth,
| 95--lhs Is likewise way favorable Scheme
Tor psrhpgrs,
n The New Yo,h Lolctics are drawn ever,
Wednesday --Ihe union Caaal Louerira II
Ph,ladcpha on Saurdnys--'he latter Is dfnwt
once u lortnig hit he price ot iicketo in both o
which way icom : In 10 dollars
ORDERS by null meet tho most prompt aud
punctuai attention.
- Please ADDRESS
GAlN krS,llHHIl G, 90
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Dec l2

NOTICE. viii sell. 10 the hlghf't h'''
" Dr. for ca,h, on Mon'n, the 26th int. Nh"'
bprg Ne.on Co"rt dn,,) in front "f the Court
house door, 8 or 10 likely young Negfoes, be
longing 10 the estate Of Dauiel Nof'i', dec All
per.ons having claims aeains, SAID 'sia'e are re-
lnpstrd to pr".,nt them mr. duly authenIicat ed
tar pavmpnt--aud those indebted 10 SAID estate,
arc requested 10 make immediate payment, as no
iudu lgeuce eau he gwen .....,.,,,.
CHRISTOPHER T. ESTES,
E4'1r Of Daniel Nprr's, dec.
Lev ngs'or, D K. 1881. tbs
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DlGGES OFFICE,
Lynefburg, Dec. H. 1881
Drawing Of the Virginia Wheeling LotUry extra
class No l. for 1891.
% Il 10 50 ; 81 30 81 II.
All persons in favor of trareiltng tell FIRE. are IN
formed that tomorrow the Virginia Free Road Lot
terry class No 7, draws IN stanton, Va Capital
prizes - 600, &c &c. Tickets gong at the low
price OF - Shares IN proportion. For sale N a
great variety offancy numbers. al
DIGGES' OFFICE
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OEsL'IgJ AIRY

DIED. 10 this place. on Thursday evening the
slh nst. MIR. JOIN SCilOOlfiELD. IN thu Goth
war Of his HEC.--MT. ). was n n9tse OF Mary had
whence he "mlEfnted To tins town nearly u Yeas
ago, aud az the tine OF his death had been here
longri than any other person known IN the place.
HIS pntrntS were Qnahers, IA the doctrines OF
which excellent Society Nh 5 VAS educated. But
about tweuty-'cVeO yeats ago, be embInCed Rrll-
gian-inmediattly after which hn attached him
,cIi 10 the Methodist Episcopal ChnfGh Of which
h, la. ever since been worthy membrr.-AlI
Sobomhcld possessed remarkably strong inlrE
Iecl aud was nequ'nly selected by ms f,ow-
cttlzcns 10 represent thrm IL thrlr municipal OIL
ces. HIS honesty OF purpose was catfi ned mio his
public Ile, as it directed INN in III, I,e,sonnl and
,TVHic intercourse, and lew mcu hhve lived moe
.mcrrrly respected and nganst whom the v ice ul
"a umuy aud rertonch WAS more seldom raj ed.
IL bis family. he VISA model ii sinplciiy--srs'
tanning all The various relations oi husband, mlhrT
sud master With exemplary affection, But h" has
gnue 10 lbs last account Ihe hand Of death hhs
beCn laid upon hlm--and IL the emphatic query Of
llte man OF ", " Uhtre ~ h - Who that saw
i.in DE aud ue,Tl hnn speak, in ihe most cOm-
posed manner, Il his last end, and witnessed the
~ LAT, rapture Win Which he hateh the approach
II tn messenger srut "a take him IN the " bosom
# his Faih'r aud b,s tod Who, thai saw tbi.,
can doubt that he IS now among lhat blessed mum
- who have Died ~ the Lord mud Who,e woiks
hosr followed them Il Is not without Jason,
ionntcd IN Iho deepest aud pute,t phil sophy, tha'
II Is askrd why should We ,nonfn departed
luenda, who thus expire III the inA essurnncr Of
ioiib, aud ~ the uuCluudld certainty OF u bussldl
IN mortality.
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MODE or DRAWING.

q 900 tickets
MODE or DRAWING
To be drawn on the A, y, G, plan The 1000
prizes Of !. l. 10 be awarded to the first second or
third division, 10 be determined by that which may
draw the capital prize of IS 900, that the holder
oflhrce tickets one in each division, is certain TO
draw one prizc, and may draw four. All the prizes
above the denomination of$i in one wheel and all
the numbers III another ut once the whole TO be
drawn III iisw hours. Prizes payable in eash, for.
~ days after the drawing and subject to the usual
deduction Of fifteen percent
Tickets 49, Halves ~ so, Qrs. rs,
for sale at WARDS OFFICE
Dec. 3
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TwFNrY.sEcOND CONGRESS-.

The first session OF the aal Congress convened
,t ,ynsh,,-,,,, -, H., 5a,1,., u.h,,. r...;,.a1
INST
'h'y inc ms aa1 proceedings h time ior is'l''oh
IA tins mnnlng,s paper and we are compelled 10
abridse them, emitting, however. nothing of mite
rest
n tn SENATE NJ Smith &c Ma Position,
nro tenn IN tbc absence Of ,h, vi.o p,..iq.a, tool
Tho .b,,, and IN -, ,.,n h.;.,. III, .a..-.,,
,.,. ,;,n,l - h. ,,..., A,,,. H., -.
the n.,s,e Of uenr, cI,,
Several ,e,y ,,s,,,r. ,r,,r,,,a ,.,r r..l..,..I.
and ,,sro s,.,r,, ,,,,., ,,.b;, 49,.
werc nt,reb,n .ed be,s.c.r 1.o ,po Houses m.
.'o"n''os ule'r o,s'''|''''" respectively, anu
Ii'sSrs' hi'S anu r''' were appointed committee
On INT 'n' 81 ''e ','"''' 10 wait on the F'9s9'o'
anu ail'f'1' nm o Tie '''' tie senate ien at
lo''rn'a.
called to order by the Cl,rh and POP representatives.
answered 10 their names among whom were the
follow ng from Virginia: Mcssls. Alexander Al
len Archer, Armstrong Barbour BooIdsn, Cla.
borne Craig, CHM, Davenport, Doddridgs. Cor.
49,. .,e.
~. "a -. -. -.,.......e.
e...,.r., ,..,....s,....=.
= y. ,........l os ,a,,,.. r.I y la,l..,.,.5 =,
p, =. ,,,.,.,,.., u,;,,,.o. r n. -.
w. Taylor 81 y \ 10; Lewis Condtet OF \ IL
Scattering t-I 1t number OF votes hems 1875, Mr.
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IN adhesion OF tie Secretary Of Var. Hoi
good and pleasant thoe it as To see brethren d.
Ing Together IN uatlty.'
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MARI lfs.II.

MARRIED. on "wednesday list 7lh iast by iht
Erv Edward Cannon. Nh. JOHN BRADLEY to
Mis- ELIZABETH ACHES, all of this placr
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SYLVESTER * co.
IIMORE.
CI4aSTCAI EDUCATION.

III y ISIshs1 n - fahFaJ ~ hN'4Ns
WkIiit Suhscrb,r grateful Tor the patronage
which has been 70 hhcrnlly extended 10 hin,
iniOi ms the public that the nrAi SESSION OF It's
ScCool will commence l., January, Is32-tn con
linue uni 1t June. completing the first session o.
D mouths. There will then be an examination o.
hi uupils, and without iniermsSon the ScLool
ii! continue unnl the stct August. vacation
Of one month will then be given hud the exercises
OF the School b. resumed the lsi Sept Tho seGon !
sc sslon TO terminate lsi December
10 rn,s School will be fought tho Latin, Greek
aud English languages. grammntlcnlly Ee"gfh'
ph,, Ancient mud Modern with ihe use Of the
Maps aud Globes History, Ancient aud Modern :
the elpmeni. Of Euchd place nui sphericali ltign.
u0mriry aud Algebtn, together Win the Theory
aud PINE ice OF Surveying Map, aud Globes ATE
provided ipr the usn oil the School !" directing
the classical Suurs al his School, IL vii he an III
jecl oispcclal care anl attention. that the student
render ht.ps.f perfectly fnnllnt wth the Antique
ties OF Greece aud Rome and acquire ~ historical
auI Pcogra piical kno" irdge, odsp"nsably neee,-
,ar, "a the ,tud, ol X mn aud Greek Literature.
literal Translation lnlp English from SOme srlrci
nnthoi. viii DO required weekly Of 'vrIy cla'slcal
student, IN which the difference IN the dnms Of
The Two languages. md every peculiarly, viii be
particularly noneed AID explained
Terms Instruction III The Latin aud Gfctk
languages, pr sess0n Of 3 month $lo
English nnd Mathematical. " 90
JOS. +. GODFREY.
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Gi.i CTS. REV ARD.
SpN UN AWAY tom N. @ubsCTlbrT o. the 2hth
IkI, OF Nov. WM. >. ALLEN. an indenled ap-
pr-ntice to the TatIorng business. Tie had on u
new Blue Broad Goth Coat. grey Ca>m"i Panth-
looms and FUR Hat. for"arn any person from
employing or harboring said apprentice, under thu
penaIty Of the law JAS. LIVINGSTON.
lee u
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More Ttoa5la ia tic = : ram I'VE infer, from
paragraph IN the Alexandria Gazette, that there
are a-ain serious dissenoas in the Cabinet o" the
r~c.Y md -. aai LAT fears are cp4cr;4incd Of
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AuotGs5 DsSerter Tho Volunteering (Ky)
Herald says, that Mr. Henry Daniel, the member
Of Congress from that District, who was elected as
a Jackson man, las abjurod his allegiance to the
Hero, and publicly proclaims that he willsupport
ann man for the next Presidency ofthe u States in
preference to Cen Jackson. is he one of the dis
appointed
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PRoposALa

~ RoBT kEsBI7'T' # JAS z tgaLKER.
Fof publ ling IN the City Of ltichraoadi new Re-
hs.asl Newspaper. to be called the
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T. Judge Baldwin, of the Supreme Court has
ISSUED citation to the state Of Georgia, toonpcar at
the bar Of that Court, TO answer the complaint OF
the imprisoned Missionaries Gov. Lumpkin has
communicated this document to the Legislature Of
that State, and talks quite bombas,icolly on the o..
cason, pretending to hold that tribunal in great
contempt Really, it's time that something should
be done to settle forever these questions Of disputed
jurisdiction for, while they are open, SOM ofthe
states will be always cursed with dcmngosncs for
Governors who viii be eternally eager for quar-
rel with the fad.ral head IN ord. 10 show o'thcir
own consequence, reminding enc Ola fnrio's 'om-cat
with brstles erect casting fierce sIaot., 81 huge
bat magnanunous masta' who looks upon It's an
cry gestures mora IN SORROW tbanll angc@
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Besides g70s, Cos, sos. i)s, 20s, &r. &c.
Tickets $40, Halves - Quarters $33 So Eighths
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= Richard X. Cradle, Esq at present Editor Of
the Jefersoaio1' in this place has issued propo-
sals for the publication Of a new paper IN Richmond
to be called " TIC Virgjnt1 Times' We shall
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New & Valuable Books

l,is.
sco,rs Family Bible, a fresh supply, and offered rs
low ascsn be purchased in Philadelphia, New YORK.
or Boston. ,
Elegant quarto and Svo pocket. Silt & school bibles
Octave. school and pocket ~testaments
PRAYER books, a great variety aud elegant eA't'ois
Horn's Introduction to the study OF Inc molly scr
lures, in 4 vols, a new edition
Summers expository lecture on Matthew and Nark
Rev. John Newton's works, complete IN Z vo'si To
which arc prehycd memoirs OF his ite py the he''
John c. Gil, A NJ new edition
Vo, 81 Of standard works on the Prot :stant Episco
nal Church, containing Jewels Apology and Treatise
on the Scriptures
Lectures on the evidences of Christianity, NY ID.
wilson, A. N.
The Christian Student. by the Rev. Il. Picsersieth
Noyes's Translation of the Psalms
Memoirs of the Rev ]. Townsend, Founder 81 the
ASYLUM, for the Deaf and Dumb
Essay Oh the iiieroglyphic system, ny ): u H.
Greppo, translated from the French by Isaac Stewart
with notes. &c.
Life Of Gerry, in 2 vols Svo
Italians Constitutional History Of England, 5 W. ovo
Elements Of entail Philosophy by Thos. c. UPhaw,
in 3 vols Syo
stuar,'s Philosophy of the active and moral powers
ofman, in 2,os -.
The Diplomacy Of the United States, "a edioon'
! with addi,icus by Theodore iy msn, Jr III Z vols 6Vo
Dearborn's memoir of the Black sea, turkey ana
Egypt, in 3 vols 8vo, with a chart, &c.
Book of Health
These, together with q great variety OF Nisceiianc-
Gus and Schoul Books. will be sold as low As can Dc
had in any other town in the Union.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-10
Makes New Geography
a CpA For CHI nREN. wit

A GEOGRAPHY FOR with
N 8 copper plate maps and so wood cuts. BY
Rev. J. l.. BLAKE, author of several popular
school books.
Although there are already a great number CT &C.
o~graphies for children before the public, yet it is be-
lieved that the author has incorporated into this work
some valuable peculiarities which render 1t worthy the
attention of teachers. II has been his intention to make
the volume attractive and interesting as well rs useful;
and as children are fond of variety in books as well as
amusements. an attempt has been made in this work
to tako an advantage OF this trait in the Juvenile mind
Accordingly, part of the lessons are i'll form of ques.
ton and answers; others have the questions at the ends
and between these, alternately arranged, are lessons
to be answered entirely from the maps. The whole
is illustrated by the introduction Of historical sketches
and anecdotes, which will serve to make the subject
interesting and atone for the absence Of every thing
like baby talk, which is thought to be wholly unneces.
sary.
From the Education Reporter.
"The book before us, with all its Maps and Pic.
lures, representing the different parts of the earth. as
well as the amuscments, dress and customs OF their
iGhabitants, and ome of the remarkable edifices and
physical phenomena for which they are remarkable,
will be n very important help to children in acquiring
what will be very useful to them AS hey grow up-A
KNowLEpGE OF THE WORLD"
From Ike Boston Evening Gazette.
eve have seldom met with a book for little folks
with which We have been so well pleased as this The
reputation of the author, as IS instructor of youth, and
a compiler of popular School Books, is well KNOWN
and the work before VS. IS one of the happiest efforts
of his industry and talents. As the book is well
adapted 10 the purposes OF domestic instruction, as for
children at school, it cannot fail of meeting with a We.
ry Inexpensive and wide spread circulation
Just received by WI. 81 MORRISON.
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