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ERUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES.-On the third

EDUBLlC SALE OF NEGROES.-On the third
a day OF next month (NIarch) will be sold at public
auction, at Noioway courthouse, being Court day,
tween 40 and 50 negroes belonging 10 the estate OF
Edmd lrby, deceased consisting of men, women bows
and girls, among them excellent blacksmith carpen-
ter and first rate man cook The OF sale, will
be six months credit, with approved security, or cash
with the interest deducted Creditors that purchase
will be allowed credit for the duo them by the
estate. LEW. JONES,
w. r. JOHNSON,
-9dD''rs. Of Ed. Hby decd.
On the same day, and at The same place, will be
sold al public auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash
10 or IL likely negroes belonging TO OF Richard
E. Hardawsy, decd. WM. OLD, Exor of Rieh'd
Feb. 8. S6-tds e. Hdrda,cny deceased
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DIAMOND GROVE FOR SALE


toat may wish TO purchase privately. IL con-
tains about 1900 acres, 400 OF which is
10 De River and Creek low grounds 1t will be sold O,
credit oil three annual payments; but by paying the
interest the principal will not not be demanded or wan
ohg Ia seven years or upwards And, also, thou
and dollars loaned the purchaser at interest Diamond
urove has many advantages, which not overlooked
ny ihs subscriber, such fertility of SOIL hcalttnps
sood water, and hrst rate sand for a Tavern and
S'ore-ai OF which can be by any gentleman thai
may want TO purchase. This estate is not Welding as
much profit 10 my children il should do by want of
my attention, which has been mostly directed TO The
Iurf Nothing would induce TO part with H. bat
oy doing so, IL will yield more interest and leave nv
exerhons to be rendered and dire cted one object
S,and, Negroes, Horses Cattle Hogs aud Sheep &.
&C. can be had without single cent being
Aoy enerpriziug genl man pay for The place by
the use OF the money. The progress of the iarm will
go on until possession is given, which will be d,ne at
any time after the sae is made Nothing is lost by the
advanced period OF the year. every preparation Tor
crop has been made, that the incemency OF the wea-
Their would admit, / would undertake 10 de c,ibe hi,
place, but view OF Diamond Grove would recom.r d
II much higher than any thing l could saw admit
was gifted in euogyas beautifully as Burgess in abuse
OF our Minister oRus.ia. Particulars will be more uy
made known on application, when the many advanta-
ges may be seen in this place.
Any gen,leman that wishes to purchase had better
examine il imme diately.
JAS. J. HARRISON.
February IT. 9I-a,
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HNNGINEER.-Thi, very foe Stallion vii be In
~ Richmond. IN the course Of next week, Tor ssls
He formerly belonged 10 +. Bfodoax, Esq, dec
Tie is by the imported Eagle out Of Sir A cbe's hail.
ss,er his dam, Arch Duke, out OF Archie dam.--He
IS large sod finely proportoned. and good foagetter
and will be IL years old next Spring Any gentleman
J J. HARRISON
Diamond Grove, Va, Fse ~. 81
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EnERSONS having claims against the En.,s Of
r., E'Wn LutnPSlo, uscssseo' a,e OF the county Of
and such indebted 10 said Estate are desired o
make immediate payment
JAS. GOVAN, Jr, Ex'cr Of
EdJolrd Lumpkin, dee.
Feb. ~ 0l-wAw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

n NLhkh.S IHKESHlNG MACH INE.-We have
" seen Doctor CIark's Wheat and O,t Threshing
Machine, which has been in operation at Mr. L,v's
ware House IN this City, during III. last three weeks
ana have no hesitation in saying it far sGrpases any
idea we had previously entertaned of il.
The construction is very simple, being entirely Of
Wood and Wfough, Iron, which be easily
Q necessary) by ordinary Anics il reauirs less
power, and threshes clean any other uachine
have seen in use.
AS regards the quantity it is evident that II fed as
last az the machine will dispose Of it, one person NAV
get out as much day his hands take care Of
Many OF US have engaged machines from MIR Law,
(the Agent0 and we recommend them 10 our country
friends, as cheap, econoSicai, and useful improve
ment.
Richmond. February 2, 1881.
JOHN G. J0YNES, JOHN b. CLOPToN,
LAW I. DADE, RICE w WOOD
NATL ALEXANDER. CHARLES MARX,
JNo CAMM POLLARD, }. II BERNARD,
ROBERT WHITE. WILLIAM FINNEY,
EDM'D. CHRISTIAN, GEO BOOKER,
A. CLAIBORNE, l. c. MAYO
SAM'L p. PARSONS.
The ptces oil the Machine are, for one horse power
$50, sos, and $50 and for two horses from 900 10
S75, accoi ding to the size preferred At a moder a,s
esimae Ill is bell. we'd that the former will tbre,b $50
TO ESQ, and the latter 300 400 bu-hes per day il pro-
pefly attended. HAM Machines eau be furnished for
$40 to $40
The Subscriber, as General Agent, will N The P,
ten, gh' Tor making. vending, aud using. in The diff
ereDt counties in this State, North an South Carolina
md Georgia aud will lufnh Machines, with or with
such cther places az may be designated
February 10, 1881 sS-2'w2n JOHN o. LAY
.Ta1RUST sale by virtue Of a deed Of irUs,
n fem john S. Taylor, bearing date he 2SI Of De-
cember, 1898, Of record in the County Court OF LII
Denbutg Tor the purposes therein mentioned, will be
offered Tor salc, public aUcon the highest bidder
at Luoenburg Court House, oo Monday. The IL day
OF March next, being court day, Tract Of Land con.
tanning SiS Ia acre, more than one.Iourlh OF which
IL wooded, lying both sides Of Big Nouoway River
part in the county OF Lunenburg, and part in the
county Of Nouowsy, sdj)niDg the we'll known Fails
yhIs, on the said river This Tract Of Lird NAV be
very advanageously divided toto several tracts and
will be divided, II found necessary suit purchs-
sers, the Trustee being authorized TO do II use.
less TO say any thing about the laDd, those wishing
10 purchase will, OF course, view the PREMISES The
land will be ,hswn by BsriAmi w. Fitzgerald, ESQ,
who esides adjoining IT,
The sale will be on credit Of IL month"; Bend and
ecu'ity, TO be approved by me- will be required for the
purchase uonsy, slso lien the LAND itself Pos
sss'iou will be given the brat day OF January neg
with lhe privilege Of seeding Crop Of sm.ll grain
next fall. LEW JONES Trustee
FEB 10 es--zswids
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ENOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-I
a am authorized 10 offer reward OF $500 each, for
the apprehension and delivery to me, my deputy
WIN Carter, in Richmond city, of Leroy Jordan and
Charles Whteiy, who were out upon bail, and have
broke their recogn zinces by failure to appear at the
Circuit Cour, oil the United States at Richmond upon
charge oil forging the declarations aud other docu-
menis for obtaining the pay OF certain soldiers OF the
Revolution; aad agAinst whom true bills were found
by the Grand Jury, at the last term OF the sad court
am Informed that the aforementioned Leroy Jor-
dan was resident from his birth, of Bsdlord county,
Is from 10 10 90 years of age, and about feet or
inches in height, stout heavy built full face short ck
large round head, black hair, aud heavy black beard
am also informed that Charles Whitley was Tor the
he last 20 or 20 years OF said county OF Bed.
,Gr Is from 40 TO 40 years OF age, nearly six feet n
height, slender aad straight built thin visage, Liz hi
compe xlon, geDtee in hi- appearance and of
ing nanners JOHN PEGRAM, Marshal
Of the u. S. Tor the l. Dsiric Of Va.
Jan 6, 1881. 73-2n
The editors Of the r. edmond Wing and Lynchburg
Virginian viii please insert the foregoing for two
months, (unless sooner countermandcd) and forward
their accouois to me for payment. j. p, NJ. E. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

HAVING engaged with Mr.. WIN. Rudd, for this
u Spring, to ate OIL my Stable, will take in two
three horses, 10 be trained with Sally Hornst the
usual terms. Letters directed to Fayetteville Post.
Office will be duly attended TO-
THOMAS boswell, Hsnovsy.
Feb. "a. e8--g3s
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NIX. VIM. X. JOHNSON'S THOROUGH BRED
RACE HORSE, MEDLEY.

spring, iaii sixteen hands high, Of superior form.
great strength and besuy, hi. general appearance COM
ensuing season, at my stable in the county nj H,x
virginia ten miles North of the Court House. and IL
now al ais stand ready to serve mares a, $40 The sin
que reap. cdsh; and $50 the season, payable the Is
VI July next. whenu will expire; $50 to ensure a
mare' payable as soon as she is known 10 be in ioa
or parted witb 81 to the Groom, Tor each mare Il, he
Pau when she Is put to the horse. Very extensive
pastures g.aus' aud mares fed il required at 25 cens
per day. Every necessary atte ion will he maid ~
prevent accidents or escapes but responsibility for
report having been circulated, that Medley is not
sure 'oal.ge"er' deem proper to pub,b the sub.
J'"eo eeruncates' ROBERT HURT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

NNTASHlNGTON HOTEL RtcHMoNp, VA
w The Subscriber having leased hi. old and well
known Establishment, for term, If years, takes this
opportunity 10 announce TO his friends and the public
generally and particularly the former viters OF the
house, that il will be op~ned for the accommodation Of
company, the first OF October. II is now undergo
ing thorough repair, and will be fitted up in plain
but STYLE with beds bedding, and other
furniture, all new, and Of the best kind. His Servans
attentive and experienced, and hs Bar-keepers DO
lite and accommodating His Bar shall a, all times be
well supplied with the best liquors anl Wines and ms
Table with the most choice deicacies of the season
which the city and country afford aod he hatters
himself that by unremiting attention to his business he
will give entire satisfaction TO all who may favor him
with their company
The WAsHINGroN HOTEL is situated in ihe mos;
pleasant part Of the city, opposite the Capt.
iol, and contiguous TO all the Public Offices and but
short distance from the Theatre, the Banks the Basn
the Warehouses; and the Offices of the principal Millers
Of the city; aud al the time sufficiently las remov
ed to afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
to retire from the hustle aud noie OF the streets Such
the local advantages OF this house, tina, may ven.
ture to affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond, ri.
Their business Tor pleasure, will find it one OF tb
most pl situations in the city IN addition to what
transient custom he may be favored with the subscri.
her will be able 10 accommodate twenty-five or THIRTY
BOHRDERS, by the week. month, or year, on the
most reasonable terms. ROBERT G. MACON,
Sept ~ 3S-t Late Of Goochland Court. use.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

a Ill persons indebted to the Edare OF the late d.
fA- James Henderson of Manchester, are reoueHed
10 make Immediate payment to the subscriber and
Dos' having claims against the call estate will b.
pleased to present them'propsrly authenticated for
"ement: HANCOCK LEE, Fx'or Of
&c ~. W -w4w James HendeTsOu.
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&16bN KEwAKD.-Raoaway from the sui

u mn REWARD. -Ranaway from the -ub
R IL wv scribers, fesiding in The county Of
Buckingham, negro man, Manser, and his wife Ma.
lin An 'nser Is about the ordinary size, between 25
and 80 years Of age, compile xion rather vsIIow h..
has aree scar on his breast, occ,soned from a burn
when small; he is harmless, nofTensive negro Ma
linda about the same age the man. of ordinary size
mas very uncommon bushy head of hair, rather of
Indian complexion, with some dark freckes in her face
she is very intelligent and was principally
raised on Kanawha, the Salt Works; she is we'll
acquainted III the counties of Bedford and Giles; she
was the property Of Joseph Evans, who owned said
woman two years, and lived in the county of Giles:
Evans purchased her OF Brown & Clayter, Lynchburr
We will give reward of $50 EACH If taken out of tbe
ate, so That we get them again, 500 each if taken
IN tie State and secured in jail that we get them
POWHATTAN JONES,
ANDERSON d. ABRAHAMS
buckingham county, Va. Feb. 81. 94-lOt
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February IT. 9I-4L.
MO TARIFF OF PRICES.-FREE TRADE
IN EARTHENwARE, LOOKING GLAssEs& &C.
Thomas j. BarroO g. Co. Importers, SO Water ST.
New YoRR

NO TARIFF OF PRICES.-FREE TRADE
IN EARTHENwARE, LOOKING GLASSES, sc.
1no"'ds J. baToD, q Go. Importers, SO Water st.
New York.
Offer for sale, the largest and most complete assort
ment of Edrthenwdre, Glass, China Plain and Gilt,
Looking Glasses, SC. which the New York market
viii afford, comprising every style and variety of the
newest patterns. They return their most cordial
thanks TO their friends in the Southern States for their
support III the persecution CARRYING on against
them, for their refusal to join combination in fixing
one tariff of prices for Crockery throu the trade
Ii is mainly attributable to the influence OF our South
ern friends that have been enabled TO survive thus
lar IN this most trying situaon exposed to the conbin-
ed influence and capital of the whole trade, endeavor-
ing 10 elect our ruin and expulsion from business
we pledge ourselves TO our friends TO give them every
Satisfaction In our power as regards the quality of
goods, the excellence OF packers, and the low
OF our prices for Cash City Acceptances; and in re-
turn solicit from them continuance OF their patronage
and particularly request those who have influence with
her friends TO exert il in our behalf trust the
cause is they all interested in and much bene
mt viii accrue TO us from their friendly in this way
III mas been SAID, the Combination was broken up As
regards prices, this is true, and ALL think friends
or foes, will allow that have effected this change
but we do assure friends, that period since we
commenced our system OF unshackled prices were we
in greater want OF assistance than the present mo-
ment This combination OF men r leaving no means
untried Tor eecng our run that they may revive the
old SYSTEM our credit and character assaed in eve
ry shape our imporiaons wayiad and stopped every
instance where threats sufficient inmidate the
manufacturers from supplying Us:-i fine, vexaion
or trouble which tile malice OF men could devise, has
been neglected in this struggle subdue US We once
more call upon every friend of free trade TO come p
to our support, and pledge ourselves give them no
cause to repent OF their liberaIily.
TT. BARROW, s. Co.
50 Vdfer- Street, above old Slip
Feb. IL. 9l-5t
The Editors of the Intelligencer Petersburg; the
Beacon, at Norfolk; the Statesman at Danville: the
Herald at fredericksburg; the Virgnian Lynchbure:
the Advocate, at Charlottesville; the Republican, at
Winchester the Spectator at Staunon Free Press at
Harpers Ferry, will publish the above the amount
oil So, and send their accounts 10 the advertisers New
W.
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aBICHMOND COrfON FACIORY.-The sur.
y scribefs onr for sae their Office near Shockoc
Warehouse the following goods made at their Factory:
"A Cotton Sheefings
81 do Shirfings
Stout CgHon OzndbtTgs 20 inches totde
yAnd a general assortment nj Cotton Yarns
These goods are believed to he equal in quality to
any made IN the United ates, and will be sod az low
goods Of similar quality be purchased in the Nor
thefn Markets.
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM K ANDERSON.
Sept "a. 4O--u
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VIE suDscriDers having associasd Themselves In
"a geiher under the firm Of Cochran. Barnes &
patterson, will be ready in few weeks to offer to
their rieLds aud the public, an extensive assortment
Of s'acl' and fancy DRY GOODS at the old stand If
Kyle x Cochran. MARCUS COCHRAN,
NEWMAN w. BARNES
DAVID N. PATrESON.
req ~. 9i-w4w
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TENHE Subscribers having taken leases on some We
H. ry promising gold lands, wish to employ person
well skilled in mining They would prefer that such
person should become interested in the business by
satisfactory evidence of good character Ii is necessa
ry that application be made by the middle of April
JAMES II. ANDERSON,
ABRAM COOK,
WIN. b. COOK,
JOHN ISBELL
Feb. "a. 9i-3t VIM. w. MEREDITH
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BALDWIN. IVES q. Co.

II LOT safe at their Store, the Mansion
- House, n complete assortment of Fresh Fail
Goods (receiyed by the latest Importaions) consist
ing in part Of
Black, blue, olive and brown broadclotls
Drab, steel, black and caret MKT do.
Black, blue, dab, fawn and mkt cassimeres
Plain, black and assorted colored bombaze,ts
Figured 90 do do do.
Black French and heavy Merino bombazncs
Tartan plaids and camble,s and goat hair camble,s
beautiful assortment of Circassinns comprising in
n color, drabs of every shade royal blue
colored Merino cloths
Black and blue black Italian lustring, senshaws
Pongces sup black Mandarin sa,ins
Black and colored Gro de- Naples
Changeable and figured do colored Florcnces
canton, Mandarin and Nankin grapes
BLACK and colored French and Italian do
Ilat grapes, worsted braids, every variety of color
Black, white and colored silk braids
Gro de Nap bonnet and belt ribbons
Iro de Nap lustring and tati1ta do
Back Italian ius'ring cravats, 30 to 40 inches
DO Imitation do.
Do Canton hdkfs, Sisersov hdkfs
Worsted barrage, embroidered Grape Gro de Nan &
Thibet wool hdkfs
Ihbet and Merino square shawls
Printed Cashmere do
Black and white silk hosiery
Black and slate worsted do
horse skin gloves and mi,ts beaver tnnd buckskin
gloves
Swansdown, Valencia and ioilnet vcstinrs
Pongee, flag and bandanna silk hdkfs
Irish linens and linen cambrics lawns
Linen and cotton tapes, and superfinc bobbns
Jaconet, null and cambria muslins
Plain and figured Swiss and book do
Thread and gimp aces, bobbnct aces, edginp and
footing ~
w hite and black lace wells, capes and pelleriscs
Black Genoa and colored tabby velve,s
CarpetIngs. floor cloth and baiZes
White, green, red and yellow fannels
Rose to 70 by IA blankets, very suporior
Duffl and point blankets
Blue plains, nseys and heavy MKT kerseys for negro
clothing
Olive and drab bang-up cords and fustians
German and British osnaburgs, topsail duck
Irish and German sheetings, table diapers anl .-a
table cluths Nankins, and Russia pers
Mkt and pack pins, gilt coat and vest buttons
Suspender and coat mouds, cotton & silk suspendcrs
Cotton balls, spool thread and floss. linen floss
Black and brown Hollands, and Scsia
Glazed cotton for sleeve Innings
Black and colored cambrcs
Embossed do.
Prints "A large Observation-Disclosures d. Foun-
daton muslin, millinet, bonnet wire, wire ribbon g.
piping cords
Domestic -i2 cases-cay MKT, steel mkt, black G.
blue mkt, and Indigo blue, common to superfne
sattinets
Stout cotton oznaburgs, for negro shirts
Brown and bleachd shirtings and sheetinIs
Indigo plaid and stripes, apron checks, 81 furniture
checks
Bed tickings, Hamilton drilngs
Black and white wadding, furniture fringcs
Cotton and cable cords, bandboXes
Tooth, hair and cloth brushes, fancy soap
Cologne water, looking glasses
Ladies' and mems coaks, large assortment
DunstGbie bonncts, and misses chain straw poke do
Leghorn flats, straw bands, silk g. cotton umbrellas
Paddngs, cotton and linen buckrams, &c
Together with every other article usually kept hy
wholesale and retail dealers IN Dry Goods
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EDUCATIOM.

MY school will be continued the ensuing wear.
L'A My CO ursc Of instruction will comprehend the
Greek and Latin Languages, English Grammar.
English Composition, Geography, with the use of
Maps and Globes Mathematics and Arithmetic.
The school will commence Monday, the cath of
January, 1881 and terminate on the 10th day of De
cem6cr following. There viii be a vacation of four
weeks, commencing on the 10th day of June The
charge for board, tuition, washing, lodging and fuel
VIII be ono hundred and ten dollars payable ono half
on the LIST day of June, 1888 ,'und tic other half on
the LIST Of December following.
The discipline Of the school will be parental and
as much care and kindness will be extended to boys
conhded To my instruction. as TO my children.
My residence Is remote from the haunts of vice
and immortality, and remarkably healthy Itis situa
ted IN the county of Louisa, 80 miles from Richmond
and the like distance from Fredericksburg. The
stage from Fredericksburg 10 Cuuorsvillo passes by
my residence and that from Richmond To IIarrisspn
burg within short distance Of Il.
Letters to the should be directed 10 Gariner's =
Roads, Louisa" WN. NELSON Junr
nov o-tanf
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FALL GOODS.
IiAEL NELSON 81 CO.

AVE received and are now opening, n general
II n assortment of Staple Fancy Dry Goods, the
ates Notwithstanding In part, of
black, blue, brown and olive cloths, assorted
Valencia, toI'nrt and swansdown vestlngs
PLAIN and fancy ilurcnunc and marsellles do
Superhne. mlddhug and common satlinCtts
striped plaid and PLAIN llnseys
Single and double mIllcd ketscys
Rose, point and duiilo blankets
Superhne white and assorted fannes
Tartan plads and camblcs
Black and colourcd bombazetts
French and Eng sh meIno cloths
Ncrlno crcassians. assorted colours
English and French jet bombaznes
large assortment Of fancy prints and ginghams
9-8 Sd aud Cd cambrick and jaconot rnuslins
Figured and plain Swiss book and null ditto
Checked, striped and corded juconets
Sd bordcred Swiss and iackonet cravats
Black Italian and fancy silk de-.
English and India Gag and bandanna hdkfs.
Imitation cotton do. assorted
Black white and scarlet merno shawls
Thbet and cashmere do
Worstcd baregc, Thbct and mcrlno hdkfs
Fancy silk barege and GRAPE hdkfs and scurGs.
Rich chnngea5lc gros dc naples silks
Elegant iouard figured do
Blnck and assorted gros dcs indies
Black and changeabIe figured mandarincs
Black Italian lusirlng, su crior quality
Heavy company satin and levantines
Sarsnct scnshew and florence silks assorted
Plain black mandarin grapes
New style belt and bonnet iibbands
Lace capcs, pclerInes g. forelas Of the latest vie
Black aud white lace wells
Iaccs, edglngs and quillings, assorted
"A and white and black bobbinct laccs
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
Black and white worstcd and cotton do
Ladies' and gcntemens gloves, assorted
Umbrellas of superior quality
Fine and superlinc ingram carpetings and rugs
Irish linens, lawns and shectlugs
Table diaper and damask
Brown and boochcd Russia shooting
Scotch oznnburgs and Tickcnburgs
Heavy cotton ozuaburgs
Brown and boachod shirlings and shectngs
Checks, plaids tckings, Jeans, ctc.;--whch. will
Further supplies daily expected, will be sold at tn,
lowest prices. oct o 10
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NOTICE.

II. BLAMIRE takes this method Of informing
- his customers and the public of his daily expec-
,ntion from Philadelphia of supply of Fresh Garden
Seeds embracing every useful article for n Kitchen
Gnrden-aud can, he believes with confidence, re-
commend them genuine.
". b. j. III. IL. feels thankful to his friends and
tho public for their liberal patronage during the past
season. der 4
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Now Books at Nash's.

NOW Books at Nash's
'HNHE Separation, Novel, by the aulhoress of
Filtration III vols; Family Library, No
IL; Narrative of discovery and adventure in the polar
seas aud regions. with illustrations Of their climate
Geology, and account of the whale Fishery
by Professor Leslie. Professor jameson, and Hugh
Murray, Esq, y r. s.; Family Library, No IL
History of the Bible, by G.. II GIeig-Just published
and for sale. by JOHN u. NASH. feb