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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-14

RHONSIEUR TONSON.-This distinguished aud
I'VE beautiful Race Horse will again stand at nv stable
the present season, twelve miles from Belfied fifteen
from Jackson, fifteen from Halifax, thirty from War
renton, ~ c. and fiyseven South of Petersburg, Va
His season has commenced, and will terminate the first of
july and is now ready at his stand fifty
dollars the but may be discharged by the
OF forty dollars within the season; be insured
at seventy five dollars the insurance money will be ex.
pected the is discovered be in toal
the property changedone dollar the groom i'm eyerv
instance Mares that failed to Monsieur onson las, wear
by the season, will be insured this, the season price
Large and extensive Pasturage in small grain ex.
presy for mares left with the horse, and separate for
and colts, and board Of servants gratis Those
sending from distance, if convenient will please send
servants with their mares, that they may be attended
TO- agreeable TO instruconmares will be fed with grain
at 20 cents dayno responsibility for accidents that
may happen, out every precaion will be taken 10 prevent
them
Description Of Monsieur T0nson-He is a beautiful
blood bay, with black legs, and tall five feet
inches high, and have hesitation saying that he is
OF the most active and handsome horses exhibit
ed in this any other counry aud he is the horse when
on the Turf that beat all the Archie horses that
in contact with him. the Timoleons the Eclipses the Wiz.
gnians, the Sir HAS, the Directors and every other fine
horses colts in this section of the country that came or
the Turf against him, which all his friends that ever saw
him run will admit; and persuaded that every gen
tIenan that sees his performance is friend 10 such
periOr Race Horse. His colts of great promise
agreeaby TO the number that has been trained there ha
been great many winners; his produce the stallion
stake last spring at Tree Hill, Norfolk and Jeters las
fall his produce the stallion stake Broad Rock Fair
field, Liberty and at Wythe Court House.
| Pedigree.-Monsieur Tonson was got by Pacolet h,
the imported Citizen he by Pacole of England he b,
Blank and Blank by !be Godophin Arabian, his dam Ma
don Tonson by Top Gallant. he by Gaa,n and Gsatir
by imported Bedford, SC. his grandam by Gray Medley
imported Oscar imported Fearnought; Monsieur Tonsor
is iu brother TO Sir Richard and Champion Sir RicharC
and Champion have been beaten.
Monsieur Tonson has made himself so well known b,
his unrvaed achievements the Turf as 10 render al
further notice unnecessary. Those that desire TO see
more detailed account of his pedigree and performances
referred TO the American Farmer vol g. page 800
and also the Turf Register and Sporting Magazine
WIN. MOODY,
Mount Forest, Northampton County, N. G..
| May 10. I7-2m
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NE" SPRING GOODS.-We are now receiving INV
the brig Havre, direct from liverpool, large and
general assortment Of BRITISH DRY GOODS we'll
adapted 10 the season. and the and
most desirable styles and patterns We shall probably have
all these goods opened and ready for sale in the course of
lew days, when more particular will an
pear city and country merchants, and merchant tai
tors, who wish purchase by the piece or package
are assured that ne oiH gladly take PhiIadeiphia or
NeD York prices, or eUen less for the tchoe Of then,
and this zoe toiH do, notwithstanding The great cif,
IF neD and handsome goods, erisfing here.
F. s. J. S. JAMES s. CO., Market Square
April 26. HID
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YNN0 the Stockholders in The Upper appomattor Com
IL pany-You will be pleased to take notice, that an
election OF Trustees for the said Company, will be held
Thursday the 10th of June 1885, the tavern nov in
the occupation of W. NJ Lewis, in the town of Farmvile
The Stockholders earnestly solicited attend not only
for the purpose OF elecng Trustees, but also for the pur
pose of consulting together various subjects in which
their interest and that of the community may involved
BY order OF the Trustees, s. ID. MORTON,
Clerk OF the Upper Appomaox Company.
May 81. 7--wt20bJ'e
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by RITCMIE 4 COOK.

90 Tho ENoUIRER is published week. generally, and
during the Of tho Legislature
Price, the Five Dollars payable in ad
Notes of shattered banks (ony) will be
ccved payment The Editors win safety
MALL the all letters being paid by the writer's
p will DO discontinued, d OF
Editors, until all arearagcs have been paid up.
W Whoever will the payment Of nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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90 No advertisement inserted until paid
Or assum by some i'm his ity its enyirons
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RXCA.NOJsD VIRGINIA. FRIDAY, JU.VE IA, 1898.
Tavern Furniture and Negroes at AUCTION.

Tavern Furniture and Negroes at Auction.
TuNHE subscriber, having rented out the Columbian Ho.
Il tel, will sell Wednesday, the Goth instant com
mencing at o'clock a. NJ all the beds, bedding and
other furniture, belonging to the northumberland
9Th the day following the hour and place. 10
liable negroes, consisting Of dining servants, cooks
and oslers also, or mich cows raised in town. Sale
by j. s s. Cosby s. Co., Auct
June 7. [9-tdl s. d. CRENSHAW
III All persons having claims against him will present
them before the first OF Juy. g d. C.
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Lancaster. Dcnby 81 Co..

aUCTIoNEERS 4 Go MMISsION MERCMaN1'S,
HFFER for sale, now landing from brig Ajax and shiT
" Majestic from New Orleans
l20 hhds sugar-part prime
00 do. prime western bacon
IND tciH receive per ship Richmond, from Liverpool
daily expected
o0 herces porer-quarts and pnts
90 coz old port wine, from under custom key
IND per Schooners Reuenue, Mary, fremont and
Friendship
100 hhds ST. Croix and Porto Rico sugars part strictly
prime
100 boxes and bbls. steam refined do.
20 sacks old Mocha coffee
SO coils Manila cordage
so bbls. tanners oil
30 do. fall lamp do
STORE,
500 bags and bis Rio and Lagu coffee
200 packages Gunpowdcr and Imperial teas
lou hhds molasses. part very superior
300 sides sole leather
800 boxes soap and candles
100 bags pepper
oO do. pimento
70 do race ginger
1000 do shot, assorted
ceroons indigo
10 puncheons w. 1. rum
75 half pipes Cognac brandy
20 or. casks do do.
2oo hampers champagne, part most approved brands
Madeira in pipes, or. and half Or. casks
Old Hook, French Madeira, Clare Port and Malaga
wines
North Carolina shad and herrngs
Hacks segars; axes OF approved patterns
May %. 6-St
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HHANovER LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue of a
~ n Deed OF Trust executed by Felix Winston TO the
Subscriber and admitted TO record in the Clerks office of
Hanover County-w be Sold TO the highest bidder, for
cash, at James F. Hufman's Tavern, on Thursday the
ZHh day oJune next or the next fair day thereafter (Sun
day exeeped0 two hundred Of Land called "Rough
week adjoining the Lands OF Nathaniel c. Lpsconb,
Roscow Lpscomb, the said Jas f. Huffman and others
The large quantity OF good heart Pine and White Oak on
this Land, and its contiguty to the Richmond market
renueIsH very valuable Those who may be disposed to
purchase are requested 10 view the same which will be
shewn by Mr.. Rsscow Lipscomb, Mr. James r. Huffman
Mr.. William L. Clark, each Of whom reside adjoining
the premises Such title only Is vested by said Trust
Deed will be made TO the purchaser though that beliey
cd to be Unquesonsbe.
CHARLES THOMPSON, IT,, Trustee
May 7. 117-wM
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Ehn SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT.-We have
u 0OV received by the brig Havre direct from
Liverpool, 1900 sacks Of Salt Of the best quality filled OF
the works, ten 10 The ton.
We offer the above for sale in lots TO suit purchasers
deliverable al the wharf as up from the vessel
Y. g. J. s. JAMES & CO, NarLet Square.
April 26 Jj4--u
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SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.-In pursuance
- OF Deed of Trust, dated the 18th day OF Sepem.
Der, 1877 recorded in Henrico County Court Office
cuted to us by William Crawford, secure the payment
of debt to John Parkhl, shall Monday the LIST
day oil july before the door OF the Eagle Tavern in the
city OF Richmond, make sale OF track of land lying in
said county, about or miles below Richmond the
main road leading from the Seven Pines Richmond;
tanning, according to the said deed, 226 IL acres the
boundaries whereof therein forth. We know of
objection to the title; but acting Trustees, will convey
only such title as is vested in
JOHN ENDERS, } r,
NATH. DUNLOP, 5 A'"''eeS'
May %. 6-tds
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KAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-SOO acres OF
% land in the county OF Albemare, about miles by
water above the fourishing little village OF Sco,tsve.-
About 200 Of the land river low grounds OF very
fine quality. The highland is also of excellent quality
There is on this land large dwelling house, nearly built
but unfinished. VIM Scott living the land, will shew
il to any person disposed TO purchase c. A. SCOTT.
Buckingham, lIh JannarY 1892. 76-2awu
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a GENTLEMEN who are interested in the past serv
VI ces Of SIR CHARLES, are informed that he died
suddenly the 7 instant Those who have mares now
atmy house. requested send for them Immediately
am authorized by the Of Sir Charles give sssu
ance that justice will be done TO every person.
GEO. w. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, June g, 1888 JO-4t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ENOR RENT OR LEASE.-The subscriber has a farm
in Mush Island, which he woad lease for five years.
Il lies Roanoke River, in Halifax county, North Caro-
lima, six miles above the town OF Halifax and just below
the town Of Weldon
Its very great fertility and advantageous locality for
ready transportation Of produce by land Peters
burg Norfolk, render it most desirable property
There is land enough cleared in the Island work
ty hands More Of the first low grounds may be opened
the tenant choose to employ larger force. Letters d
rected to the subscriber in this city will be duly attended
He would also lease 900 OF land, IL miles below
this city, lying equally in Henco and Charles City coun
ties at the junction Of White Oak Swamp with the Chick
ahominy, and six miles from James River This land is
which may be conveyed by James River TO Richmond
The clearing upon ii does not amount to than 100
acres, but may be increased to suit the force employed
farming JOSEPH TRENT.
June IA. ll-4t
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EtHARLES II. & JOHN f. WHITES Upholstery
~ and Cabinet Furniture Ware Rooms, Nos. I07 and
sormen OF Cabinet Furniture and Upholstery, finished in
the best and most elegant manner is kept constantly on
hand st the above Wsre Rooms The Furniture is manu-.
featured by the experienced workmen from choice
tesis, and after the latest and approved designs of
both Europe and America The popetors feel confident
tcles, and the facilities always at their command, that
they can execute orders wh at least equal satisfaction
and with greater speed than any other establishment n the
United Suites.
BY visit TO their Rooms they that such an exhi-
bion be made will afford an ample guarantee Of
this ability.
distance, will be packed with the greatest care so as
TO preclude the possibility of injury occurring by their
transportation to the remoest section Of the country.
May 81. 7Est
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NALLIPOLIS CHILLICOTHE MAIL STAGE
~ The undersigned very respectfully inform the pub
lie, that the mail stage between aipolis and Cbillcobe
Ohio, regularly leaves Galpolis every Monday Wednes
day and Friday mornings arrives Chillicothe same eve
nings leaves Chlicoihe Tuesdays Thursdays and Sa-
urays and arrives at Gallipols evenings distance
OF sixty two miles. AT Chicothe this line meets the
Northern and Western stages, well the regular line
boats the Ohio Canal at Gapols Passengers from the
West have an opportunity OF taking passage steamboat
for kanawha, Va, as well up down the Ohio River
Travellers from Virginia to Ohio will find but little diff
Guilty in getting from Charleston Kanawha county to Gal
ipos--irom there TO Chlicothe they may have very
pleasant trip On this route the stages and horses are Of
the best quality the drivers skul and attentive and
fare through only three dollars On this line stage has
been run for FIVE years, without accident having han.
Peued to the injury OF passenger or his baggage.
GRlFFlS g. HILL, for the Proprietoy
Gallipolis, April, 1888. 5-sts
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ESOR LEASE OR SALE--On Monday, the oath inst
on the premises, the plantation called Fighting Creek
lying near Powhatan Court house, and containing 2I42
acres will be leased for FIVE years, upon the most be
raj terms, or will be sold Gf lease cannot be effected
with the usual privileges To enable the public TO form
something like just estimate OF the value of this farm
(Which has been greatly underraed take leave TO state
that 1900 bushels OF wheat "a hhds OF tobacco and 500
bbls OF corn were made OH the estate in the year 1929
and that l3 hhds of the very inferior crop Of last
have just been sold for 1928 49, There are now seeded
upon the farm Ego bushels of wheat and I45 bushels of
oatslSO acres in corn and 10 acres in tobacco vet
the largest field remains in pasture
NJ the same time and place, from to 400 bis. of corn
and good wheat machine will also be sold.
svish purchase for NV own use 100 slaves 1,
les iu proportion OF whom (say two thrds) must be
efficient hands. GEO TAYIOR
Horn Quarter, near Hanover Court. house
. June T. q a,S
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By the Governor Of the Commonwealth of Virginia
A PROCLAMATION

A VACANCY having occurred in the Senatorial Dis.
IN tric composed Of the counties OF Randolph Jackson
Mason, Csbe Logan, Fsyeite and Nicholas by the re
signaion Of William McComas, ESQ., late the
tive thereof have therefore thought proper in pursuance
Of the law, TO direct the Shes Of the several counties
composing this District, to election be held in
their respective countless the Court days thereof in the
month oil August next for suitable person 10 supply the
said vacancy.
Given under nay hand Governor and under
lSealJ the lesser seal of the Commonwealth at Rich.
fnond, this 10Th day OF May 1888.
May 81. f5-w4w1 JOHN FLOYD
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~ ALI IN STORE-One thousand sacks, first quality,
- Liverpool filled, which will be sold acconmoda-
ting terms, by JAMES FISHER.
June IL. I0-1t
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Eastern District of Virginid, TO tcit:
Z it remembered that the sixth day of June, ammo
4D Domini one thousand eight hundred and thirty
three, BENJAMIN WATKINS LEIGH, of the said Dis
rct for and behalf of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
hath deposited in this Office the title Of Book (or the
benefit Of the said eah the title of which is
In the words following, to wit:
Reports of Cases argued and determined in the Court
of Appeals, and in the General Court of Virginia BY
Benjamin Watkins Leigh. Volume Ill"
The right whereof, he claims author, in conformity
with an act Of Congress. entitled can amend the
several acts respecting copyrights" r. JEFFRIEs,
June H. lll-w4w] Clerk Of the District.
$500 sh june 1888 WAX '% asea ye ar:
dark compile xon, inclined to be -shoudered when
spoken to has down cast of the eyes, Of height
and size. He has always lived in Richmond, and was
sold to me few weeks ago. by Mr.. David Barclay Of
Richmond, who has owned him for several years. His
father is named Solomon, who belongs to Mr. William
Rowett of Richmond, and there no doubt but Solomon
has been the cause of his eOpement and Mr. r. has
employed ms father as drayman in Richmond for
years. he has acquired considerable acquaintance with
the crews Of vessels sailing to this port, and from that
quaintance have no doubt he will endeavor get him
OF to the North vessel. 1t is thought that he
may have got away Of the following schooners
sailed on that day from Richmond the Effort George
Wheaton for New York; and, in that he should get
away vessel and not be returned by the
MASTER who agent for the vessel
will pay the above reward, $500, any person whose
evidence may be the means OF obtaining verdict
for damages against the of the vessel
may be found guilty; but he should get of without the
knowledge of the master of the vessel them for his
10 me- by him, person acting under his instruction.
the law as to plead for damages will be relinqushed by
me- For the apprehension OF Edward within the limits
oil this State, and his delivery to me, Richmond
cured in some JAIL that get him: will pay $50 re-
ward If he should get out of the limits Of this State
will pay 5000 reward, to any person who will inform
where he Isl provided get him, determined be at
any trouble expence that may be necessary in obtain
Ing him, provided he should be taken of the limits OF
this State: therefore any person knowing where he is will
please forward me the information by mall TO Richmond
Gentlemen living in the Northern States who willing
to support the rights of the Constitution of the slave hold
ing States are respectfully requested to notice this adver
tisemen6 LEWIS A. COLLIER
June H. II-wtf
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N Is. Whenever person means to vote Executor
Administrator, Guardian, Trustee, Sc. he will expires
il in the Power. T5-tdm1
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WOOL CARDING, AND
CLOTH DEsESSHN G..

FEXllE subscribers have entered into CO. partner
Il ship in business, under the firm OF
GOULD & DURFEE,
And respectfully inform their friends & the public,
that they have rented the Mills in Portsmouth, he
longing to Clarke, where they will hereafter card
INTO rolls sheep wool of all grades-spn yarn
manufacture cloth shares or contract---Also,
color aud dress wooen clolhs, real indigo blue
and all other coors-color and dress garments;-
color yarn for carpets, sc sc, all which shall be
done speedily, in the best manner, and on the
most reasonable terms. THOMAS GOULD,
ISAAC i. DUkFEE.
n. B. Articles intended to he sent TO them may
be left with Sanford Amy ,Lite-ConPton; 6 go
Almy or VIM. Almy, Tivenon;-Wm. Pcarse or
J. Clifford, Bristol Ferry, Geo. Knowles, Job
Sherman, or Benjumm II. Wilbor, broad ST rt.
Newport;-Duriee' Inn, Portsmouth, or at their
Manuiactory.
Portsmouth, march 2sth, 1898.
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REMOVAL OF THE
CLOTHES ESSIMG
ESYAH3HlESEENINNV.
ECoNoMY IS WEALTH!

ECONOMY is W EALTH!
a Dollar sared, Is T,ro Doliars earned.
TEE II, BARNrr'T, grateful for the liberal pat.
I'VE ronage already received fion the nl,abi-
mnts Of Newport and vicinity, respectfully informs
his friends and the public, that he has Removed
TO 9th house gu Newman's wharf, opposite the
market-wherc, by his continued cxe,tions to
please, hopes 10 receive their further liherany.
MIR. BARNirr, would respectfully announce
To the inhabitants of Newport and Vicinity,
that he will dress and neatly repair ladies'. gen
iemen's, and childron's wearing apparel, Of eve
~ description, aud in the best nanner-uIso, pi-
ano and table r".ers, on moderate terms al .!;;c
corner Of Thames and Mil street. opposite Mar
ket square; and 10y unremiltcd attention to bust
ness, hopes for share public patronage; orders
thankfully received, aud punctualIy attended to-
n. B.-l.ades and gentlemen waited on at
their respective dwellings.
IT, Prices for cleaning and dressing only.
vests 81 cents; pantaIoons 5o round jackets do;
tight body coats is; irock do. 81 overcoats with
out capes ~ 30; do with capes -; carpets ~ !
cents per yard; hearth rugs 30 cts; ladies' cloth
coahs * 80; grntemen's do 50.
A boy from IL 10 l5 years old, wanted at the
above establishment.
Oct 10
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N w PU IL l G a + o n S.
~ REAT BRlrAlN, in 1888, by Baron
al D'Hauses, 9 vols. Repealers, IA
novel, by Countess of Blessing
ton, Q vols;
Oran the Outcast, or a Season in \.
York;
Service Afloat, comprising the person
al narrative of British Officer during
the late war, | vol.
The Last Man, by Mary W. Shelly
in Q vols.
The Invisible Gentleman, in vols.
Dramatic Scenes from Real Life, by
Lady Morgan, . vols.
Parsons Daughter, Q vols.
Trans atlantic Sketches, comprising
visits to the most interesting scenes in
North or South America and the W est
Indies, by J. r. Alexander;
Modern Cymon, Q vols.
History Of Charlemagne, by G. p. II.
James, Esq.
Memoranda of a Residence at the
Court Of London, by Richard Rush,
Esq. second edition, revised and enlarg-
ed.-Iteceived for sale and circulation,
by III. BARBER.
ort ~
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NEWPORT
II II e w II IL N

FMyIlE subscriber having taken the A.
Il gency Of the Brewery, formerly
carried on by mr.. Thomas Evans,
will have constantly on hand after the
18th inst,, Brown Ale OF superior quality
in hhds., bbls., half bbls. or kegs, which
W i'll be sold on the most accommodating
terms. AL orders sent to the undersign-
ed, will have immediate attention, and
be promptly executed.
HENRY WOOD.
n. B. Yeast can be had at all times,
and grains, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, in the afternoon, at 8 cents
per bushel. sept II
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MAGAZINES.

YEyHE PENNY MAGAZINE + ofthe
n Society for the Diffusion of L Useiul
knowledge; published in monthly
parts, at 50 90 per year.
The PEOPLES .MAGAZLNE,-
published in Boston every other Satur-
day, at only 81, per year.
PARLEYS .N.4GaZkN'E, for chill
dren and you,h-published in Boston ev-
cry other Saturday, at only 81 per year.
The attention of parents and others, is
particularly called to the above cheap
and popular publications, which can be
seen and examined, at w. G. Ii A
ii A N'S-who IS the authorized Agent
for this town; and will receive subscrip-
tions, and furnish the Works monthly
and quarterly, free Of any extra charge.
aug 10
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co A T..

YETHE subscriber has received and
"a is now offering for sale. two car
goes of the hard and soft LEHIGH
COy3L, Of best kind, broken and screen
ee ready for immediate use, for 81 10
ctats for 224O lbs.
FALSO--a lot of the first quality Of
LaCK.4UlNa for 90.
ina soft Lehigh has been tried in
Philadelphia, an" approved of in the
kitchen and parlor crates, Steam En-
gines, and Cupola Furnaces--it burns
brilliantly, gives more blaze, and with
out the Stag, dross cinder, and the inpu-
rites common TO most other coal.
WI. VARS.
nuu 90
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PERIODICALS.

MMT CALLAHAN will furnish to
wv Q subscribers almost any Of the
Periodicals Of the Day, free
of any expense of carriage.
He is Agent in this town for all the
publications of the Society for the DIFF
fusion of Useful knowledge in London,
Of which MIR Brougham is chairman, and
supplies TO subscribers
The Library Of Useful knowledge,
The Maps published by the Society,
The Library of Entertaining knowledge, and
The Penny Magazine Of the Society.
ALSO-The Peoples Magazine,
Parey's Magazine,
The Museum of Foreign Literature, Science &
Arts, published in Philadelphia;
The Law Library, published in do.
The London Quarterly, Edinburgh, American
Quarterly, and North American Review, sc &c.
Persons wishing to subscribe for any
of the above or other works, are re-
quested to call. Oct 3