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nsaket al Which predictions have been mos, senaly
asihcd, and all candid must admit at thcrc falls,
predictions and gross Misrepresentation, influenced and
islcd thousands Of honest The last Spring clec-
ton; and yet with these facts staring them in the face
some gentlemen VIII hold the honest and too ccnlidng
yeoinanry t. the opinion they then expressed; other
words require them still believe that the State Banks
have been broken the merchants manufacturers and far
ers reduced ancs ~ beggary and the country ruined
by the measures Of General Jackson when they know
that our State Banks all solvent and good the ncr.
chintI manufacturers and Irers in unexaspld pros
persty, aud our happy country in the most lourslne
condition BESIDES this Mr. f.cimhs To restore
the Depositcs to The Bank of The u s after that haugh-
~ institution had insorntly closed its books Gin direct
violation OF It's charcr) against the representatives, of
INC nati"n and his determination still 10 for the
restoration Of The Deposies notwithstanding it has
gantiy and lraudulcntly withheld from the Goycrnmen,
It's dividends ON It's stock in the $ Bank satisfy an
unjust claim against the Government are of themselves
sufficient, and doubtless has changed the opinion of
thousands of voters in relation 10 him. For these rea
sjns Mr. a. said that he should vote for laying the
resolution OF The House of Delegates the tablc-and
should hereafter be in favor OF the Of
Senator to the close of the session. In doing this
he would consult the dearest rights of the people the
best interests of the Commonwealth and do injustice TO
one.
MIR. A. concluded with saying, that when the party
excitement OF the day should subsidc--when rca son
should resume her natural asccndsncy the passions
ana gentlemen from their retirement should calmly and
phosophicaly review the of this day. they would
no doubt be struck with ainazecn at the anti-rcpub
can doctrines which advocated by many.
may, Mr. Speaker have said this cccasion than
was absolutely necessary If have, sir il was an ho-
nest error could not acquit my conscience and
say less could not remain passive spectator the
tremendous and systematic effort which IS now making
IN tins city TO bring the Instructions of the People into
rdiculc and contempt and thereby suppress their will
10 be silent now sir, would be trcaccry my consu
cns and my country. l wish to see strand will use
all honorable means 10 procure itnot only majority of
the Legislature but majority of the People represented
IN the election of Senator.
Finally the Election of Senator was fixed by The two
Houses, for the 9th January.
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By tic GocorHOr If The Commonwealth If Yirginia
a PROCIAMATION.

IMPORTATION having been given TO me, by one Of
the Justices the Peace for the county Of Jefferson
that OF the night ofthc 9th Instant murder COM
mitted in that county, by certain JOIfs RILEY Of The
said county upon John Wren ofthc county Of Frederick
and hai the said John Riley haiti fed from justice and
IS now going at large
Now, therefore, l. BiHoton Waller Tazowel Governor
Of the said Commonwealth, have thought 1T TO offer re-
ward Of Two Hundred Dollars 70 any person or pcreona
who viii apprehend the said John Iey and convey him
to the jail Of Jefferson county. And do moreover re-
quirc ali oicers civil and military, and exhort The good
people OF tha Commonwealth 70 their best exartions
with according to law.
90 Given under my hand, Governor, and under the
loEALl lesser seal OF the Commonwealth at Richmond
tins nineteenth day Of November, 1884.
LIFT w. TAZEWELI
November o. Ss-,vfO
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n CHANCERY-yiRcIsA. the County Court
IL of Prince Edward:
Philip Wopdson, Plaintiff

n CHANCERY-- the County Court
III of Prince Edward
Philip Woodson, Plaintiff
against
Sally Watson, widow of Augustus Watson. (now dead )
Edward bedford, administrator of Augustus Watson
Joseph Price and Sarah Il. his WIFE Elizabeth Watson
Mary Ann Watson, Samuel Johns and Frances his wi e,
Joseph Watson and Dorothea his wife Thomas T. Wat.
son hODcl Strange and Elizabeth his wife, and Sarah
T.. B Watson, Defendants.
Some of the defendants are non-rcsdcnts of this
State, and the residence of others is known they
are scattered in different counties. The plaintiff hereby
notifies them all that he WILL person. or by attorney
apply to the Honorable William Leigh Judge of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry for the
county OF Prince Edward, for writ of ccrtorari to re-
move the above named cause from the County Court of
fince Edward to the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for said county. The application to he made
at the residence of Judge William Leigh in the county
Vi laiaN on the tweny-tth day of February next to
wit; lS3o' PHILIP WOODSON
Nm Y-VRoIsIA-At rules holden in the
u clerk Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county of enrico the third day
Of November 1884
Robert Page, admir- dc Jonis non with the will annex
cd OF John Page the elder, deceased, and other
:, against t,, Plaintiffs,
- Marshall, and Ann, his wife, J. Smith Lee -
Chids and Mildred, his wife, formerly Mildred Lee
Thomas Taylor Bird, Lucy Byrd Francis Votes, Powell
T. Byrd, Patrick Henry Randolph, and Mary his wife,
Evelyn Byrd, Jane Byrd, Samuel Byrd - Pickens
and Mary W., his wife, and other Defendants
The defendants above named, except Bcnajah Thomas
not having entered their appearance and given secrrf
according to the act of assembly and the rules of Ibis
court; and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants Of this commonwealth is oreyeJ
mat the said defendants do appear here the first day
OF the next May tern and the bill Of the plain
tis; and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
LOT Two months excessively and posted a. the front door
Copy. Teste, J. ROBINSON, c. c.
Dec. II. Gi-vsy
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FeeHyg'ss u

TO MY WIFE,
More than tcesiy ajlrr ia riayr.
I loved thee dearly in thy glow ot youth,
When h,aith and hop, aud smiles thy brow;
Lowell thee dearly then, but better now;
For that di,ns thine haiti, shown thy truth,
Moro cxcollently fair. Di illh tile,
Caro- wTiag soul, weakness my France
Ia every change found thee still the sasc,
a sont.e friend aai comforter and guide.
AID nov uoin hoae AMI thee lar apart,
With not oVucc TO soohe;--a SnilS to cheer,
feel thy worth ia absence douby dear,
And ptcss thiac image clnscr u m heart;
Asking Of Heaven how I shall mako amends
For faith, for lore like thine, thou and friends
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I'm cHANcERY -Vmenua-Ata Circuit s,,,e,ic,
n Court Of Law and Cliancery held for Goochland
1884: ~ ~ ''
james B. Ferguson, Plaintiff
against
Jacob b. Fowler, John Bryce, Edward Calill, WIN.
Miller jr Robert Minis and Josiah Leoke, Dcns
Ihis cause Is dismissed BY the plaintiff az to all the
defendants, except Jacob Is Fowler and Josiah Ieake
and appearing 70 the Court that the defendant Jacob
y Fowler is dead the heirs Of the said Jacob b. Fowler
deceased, arc made parties defendants 10 this suit and
appearing TO the Court that they not inhabitants OF
tins Commonwealth on the motion Of the plaintiff bv
counscl - odeScd, that the aforesaid heirs of the said
Jacob H. Fowler decd do appear here ut or before April
term next and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that CO.
py Of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
printed in the City Of Richmond for two months ncccs
s'yely AMI also posted at The front door Of the Court
house OF this county. A Copy. Teste
December I3. lO5-w3wl w. MILLER, G. c.
~ D. CHEWING, ScReros Dyvrfsr annette
"a corner just above the Banks Main Street Ricb
mond, where he be found ali hours ready 10 at
tend TO his professional dutes
Refcroncc-Doctors Watson, Briggs. Nelson. Clark.
Bsale, and sncad, Richmond ~ Charecs satisfactory
Dec. a. 0l-wGw+
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NN CHANCERY-yI noIylA.-In Nottoway County
n Court, 4th December, 1924:
decd, Robert ). FHppin and Nancy his wife, Greed L.
Harper and John l.. Harper, Plaintiffs
Newton NJ Harper, in his own right. and as admins
traitor of Edward Harper deed, and James r. Joel c.
Jesse b. and Mary A. Harper, infants by tho said New
M. Harper their guardian ad Item, and John Avery
and Elizabeth his wife formerly Harper, Dcfls
This day the plaintiffs by their counsel and filed
their b-and the defendants John Avery and Elizabeth
his wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the Act of Assembly and the rules
OF this Cortland it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they not inhabitants of this counryH is order
cd mat the said defendants do appear here the first
day of the next March term and the bill of the
plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond or town of PETERSBURG for two months vcoeesive
ly and posted the front door of the Courthouse of this
county 40 Copy, Tcstc;,
IN RY-VIRGISIA.-At Rules holden i'm the
"A Clerk Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanccry for the county of Buckingham on Mon
day, the sixth day Of October, 1894:
George Ann Nicholas Walter l.. Fontaine and Mar
garrett his wife formerly Margaret Nicholas John s. Nj
cholns Wilson Henry Nicholas, and Lorenzo Nicholas,
Plaintiffs.
Charles a. Scott, Executor of Elizabeth Nicholas de-
ceased Samuel Jones, John Nicholas Joshua Nicholas
Robert Nicholas, john S. Nicholas. George Nicholas
which three last named of Robert Nicholas de-
ceascd-William a. Scott and Frances his wife who
before her ntermarragc. Frances Nicholas daugh.
VIC u, SoHl ~ iNOSc, Nldrtna
Lewis, Ann T. Payne, Mary Carter Wilson Price. son
OF Elizabeth Price, formerly Elizabeth Rose Alargare,
Hose, Thomas Fittman and Susanna, his WIFE, Charles
ialiaierro and Louisa his wife, James Tainferro, and
Jane, his wife. James Rose, Arthur Rose and George
Rose, which said John n Rose, Martha T. Lewis Eliza
beth Price, Ann T. Payne, Mary Carter MARGARET Rose
Susanna Pittnan, Louisa Taiaferro Jane Taliaferro
James Rose Arthur Rose and George Rose are the chill
drcn OF Molly Rose, deceased, Defendants
The defendants, Charles Taliafcrro, and Louisa his
wife, james Rose, Arthur Rose, and Martha T. Lewis
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this
they are not inhabitants of this countryh is ordered
mat the SAID absent defendants do appear here ON the
hrs day OF April tcrm next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that copy of this be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond Tor two months excessively, and posted ut the
front door of the courthouse of this county
Copy Ieste, r. ELDRIDGE, c. C. s. Z.
Dec.1' 6l-wSw
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vi oIlCE.-An persons having claims against the
forward, properly authenticated, for settlement
JOSEPH TALLEY, adot'r of
Dec. ~. lOo-w4wl Nm TaRey dced
EHR, LEONARD BOSHER--Sin: Take notice that
1--WE shall on Tuesday the 18th day Of February next
between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and
O'Clock N the afternoon Of the day. in the Clerks
Ohce oil the County Of Cumberland proceed 70 take tho
deposition Of Win S. Goulding and others 10 he rc,d
os evidence IN suit now depending i'm the Circuit Su-
Peror Court Of Law and ChanceTy for the county Of
Ouhpefland, wherein am plaintiff and You defend
ant and if oil the dispositions are not taken ON The dav
above mentioned, shall continue from day 10 day until
ell the depositi0ns taken, when and where You may
attend, II you see cause. MILLER WOODSON
Dec H. Cj-w1w#
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EEERE Is CHANCE-For all you that have
Il fine colt; dropped last Spring, by Icdgcord Fyld
Lance, Silverhcels, Star Tom Brown. A Sweep.
stake, mile heats, open till the LIST of june next 5000
entrance; so forfeit TO be the Pney Grove
Course, Charlotte county, Va, i'll the Fall after they arr,
years old. Confined TO the get of the above named
horses oniy-now eight subscribers-and expect 20
or 80 more. This Stake is worth the attention of any
gentleman that has colt only for the benefit of tia.
purse but the reputation Of his colt Any gentleman
Gun make his entry by addressing line to
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q NfrY LOAN OF SD, O00.--In pursuance of an Or
" dnance passed by the Common Council of the City
OF Richmond, Nov 18th, ls34proposals will be rccev-
cd ut the Chamberlains Office, until the ed Dec next
for loan of 25 O00 bearing interest of per per
annum payable quarterly, and rcdccmable the lat
january, lci7 No proposal will be received for less
than $500, nor for a fractional part of 500
WM. Z. SHEPPARD, Chamberlain.
NOV rs. 56-tS2D
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h N CiiANCERY AT Court of Quarterly Sessions
~ continued and held for Louisa county the Court
house. on Wednesday, November the I2th 1884
Nancy Cross the wife of Oliver Cross by Robert
Croes, her next friend and Mary Downing, Pitts
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Il N CHANCERY--VIReIEIA- Hanover COUNTY
II Court October y, 1884:
Rowland w Tcrrill, John b. Francis and Jane nj
his wife late Jane M Terrell and John Hendrick md
Mary G. his wife, late Mary G.. Terrell, Pl,Gs.
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TN CHANCERY-VnGISIA. Hanover County
Il Court, October 29th, 1884:
Reuben Nuckols, Plaintiff
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5UII IldkV Ms entity Dy undressing \ INC 10
HEZEKlAH McCARGO, Proprietor.
Wylliesburg, Charlotte Co., Va, Dec Is. GIFT
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Yirginpia 6.egislafnl.c.

DEBATE IN THE SENATE OF VIRGINIA,
Ga the Recitation for determining day for cg scaatSr of
the q. S;tiss.
9 We anxious obtain the Debate this IL;
temporary adjournment caused the dispersion members
prevented VA from applying speeches speeches Of
M'sA Cooke and Anderson heow AS
they under disadvantage of Lastly notes Sc But
h'y interesting views opposite Sides qurs
ton of
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II CIIANCERY. --YRGiSIA.-At a Quarterly court
u of Hastings, held for the city of Richmond at the
court house. on Thursday, the 9th day of November
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him? 4 debt so Ear as grateful hearts arc
endless panegyric can pay, is fully paid. II he
has the approval of his own conscience. he has
had all the nobiest patriot can desire. But, sly.
it still rings in our ears that we are yet his deb
ors!
"When we complain of his measures, anG
ask to represent our grievances, we are told Of
our obligations to him, and that II is our duty 10
endure yet patiently, and longer, for the sake
of him 10 whom We owe SO much. What else
is il We can owe him. Is il money! Let hir.
name his sum--lct him tell us how much his bar.
les of Eckmuefaw and the Horse Shoe are
worth-at what he estimates his care of the mo
rails ofthe people, and his lessons OF political eco.
nomy: let him tell us what price his Kitchen Ca
binet is worth, and what he'll take to retire T.
the saloons Of the Hermitage let him say wha,
he'll take for Taaey, for Kendall, and for Whit.
neY 1T id omRe genus: so far as this county is
concerned, I'll engage, sir, ii will be cheerullv
voted TO him. He may keep the 500, 600 of sa.
lary received during his military career; he may
keep the 5000 600 he will receive for eight years
of Presidency: he may retire with the $500 00O
received from the Treasury of the L. States ior
his public services, into the bargain. We will
agl ee to state no account with HIM. Wen ask
nothing for the reams of panegyric poured up
on him, nothing for the t1atterng OratiOnS, TIE
clouds of resolutions to his praise, nothing for
the oceans of ink split in his service, the powder
we have wasted and guns we have bursted for
him; nothing for the million of lies we have told
for him. nothing for conscience scared and faith
severed Well charge him nothing for conf
dence destroyed, trade Frustrated, commerce
crippled, factories abandoned, and workmen
unemployed; nothing for broken hearts ant
broken fortunes; nothing for the insul Is 10 the
constituted authorities, his official uSurpation>
and indifference to the public voice and public
suffering; nothing for sapping the moral efiica-
CIV of the Constitution; if he'll only retire from
office, and suffer the country to recover from
the political incubus that is calmly broodins
over lis struggling slumbcrs.'
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change in his mind. I requested leave TO eAa.
mine his teeth. The boy was sent Tor, altnouen
the mother could not see what his teeth haa 70
do with his thievery. examined his phreno,
Genealogical DEVELOPMENT and found the
expected prominent. | lmmedialey aut 18th
his mother to have one of his bicuspldale teem
extracted. The operation was performed, anu
the boy has not been known to steal since; 30 tho
Having proved this point, then we come 10 Tue
secnnd n11apnositon fut mo- ought not to go
any farther with this,-for would not deprive
any one of the pleasures they will derive Of fI the
the perusal of my work, the o Outlines Oh t,e
system of Phrenodontology offered TO
the world and for sale at any OF the bookstores IS
l am naturally inclined to be prolix' l once
made stump speech nine hours long and pro,
baby should not have stopped then had not l
been arrested and sent to Bedlam for AN insane ne.
man. But in my " Outlines, winch Inc reaael
had better buy immediately have l rear
been too concise, the whole work beng compri-
zed in one small printed folio volume an,. OF rsaGer
thousand pages. Only think, gente reaaei )
but seven thousand small printed folio pages,
upon such subject As PHRENoDoNToLoGY.
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Medical .SOciety.--We are informed that a
committee will be appointed by the Medical So
ciety at their meeting on Monday next, to IN.
vestigate the origin. nature, and treatment o..
cholera. as il has appeared in this city. Now
that the disease is about subSding. and as il IS
probable that We shall have occasional vista.
lions of this destructive malady it is highly
proper that the medical profession should have
recourse to every means in their power to al.
rest the ravages ofthis malignant disease sh'at
il appear among lis. Although individual plac
titioners in their own practice, have aylei
themselves Of every opportunity to Investigate
the character Of this disease, it is neverlhrIe"
apparenl that il is only by collecting all the
facts. that we can hope 10 obtain that perfection
in the treatment, which no doubt VIII render
cholera as little alarming as any other vlEuIeL'
disease-N V Star.
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AZ BALLOON AsCENsIoN.--At an adjourned
meeting of the Ward Committees, appointed I'M
der the second resolution adopted at meeting
of the citizens of the District held on FRIDAY
the sth utimo, at the City Hall, for the purpose
of promoting second ascension OF MIR. Ash, u
was determined, with the consent OF MIR. Ash
that his ascension should take place on TUESDAY
the 10Th instant from the ground north OF ne
Presidents house, where an enclosure and sun
able accommodations will be erected Tor view
ing the interesting process OF imitation.
The general desire which has been express
ed. that Mr. Ash should make second asceh
sion, and the unmingled qualification derive.
from his first erial flight, which was MADE y
great pecuniary sacrifice TO himself, induce ~f
Committees to believe that MIR. Ashs promp
compliance with the wishes of the citizens o!uf
District will be rewarded with such suppoI,
from them, as will amply defray any eSPenS
which he may incur in yieldingto their ieq", =.
The price Of tickets has been placcd d. Wv
low sum of5O cents, and it is hoped and oeis,
ed that the citizens Of the District VIII MOI
content with being entertained at the eXPeH'f"
the rronaut, but that every one Will come W.
ward and unite in contribution wnicn !"
Committee trusts will be crediab!eto the pE""
and which is matter of justice to MI ~"
Washington, Sept. 8, 1884.
AZ The citizens Of Alexandria are resp.
fully informed that tickets for admission 81,
sale at Vests Tavern and at the Booh'".
Augustus Jacobs.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber, on Thurs
IL day, the 4th instant. negro man named
BASIL CANT, about feet 10 inches high and
between 35 aud DO years of age, and has an in
dolent, nsolent appearance He had on blue
cloth cotee and linen pantaloons, and black hat
with low crown. Said negro belongs to the es
tate of Rich'd Nj. Scott, and was hired to me for
the present year. l will give the above reward
for his apprehension and delivery to me:
cent SIT EZRA LUNT.
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FRENCH TUITION.


TTENRY GUEGAN respectfully informs his
III friends and pupils that he has resumed, in
the District; his lessons int French Language,
his natire tongue. His terms are Sc per quarter
City Hotel, Alexandria, Sept. SGT
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LOST,
0Nor near King street, on Friday evening, a
" GOLD SEAL and GILT KEY, on Gilt
Ring. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at Mr.. James ID. Kerr's store.
sent SIT
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The FIvE-nNeERED KENDALLs.-peter Farley,
N his Magazine, says, there is scarcely fami,
" in the United States of the name OF Kendall
IN which there are not individuals having five
fingers on one or both hands, besides six toes
on each foot.
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The Eastern papers give the subjoined &C.
count of the fun of an elephant in crossing
Connecticut river few days since:
The elephant was two or three hours in get
ting over the Connecticut, the evening after he
was exhibited here. AS soon as he got into the
middle Of the stream, Every deep and rapid
where he crossed) he began to play about in
the water and gambol in the most antic manner,
and when his keeper undertook to punish him
ne sunk ten or fifteen feet, leaving them to swim
for their lives. A dog who is domesticated with
him was then sent to seize him by the ear and
lead him out; the elephant wound his trunk
round his body, and tossed him twenty feet in
the air. All this was done good humoredly
however. and evidently with no intention of Sc
lions mischief When he was tired with his fro
lie he came out and surrendered himself The
scene was watched from the bank by consid-
erable nnmber of spectators.
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A WAREHOUSE PORTER WANTED.
WYE will pay fair wages to an active, able
w bodied, healthy man, not past the prime
of life, of general good character, who can sign
his own name. None other need apply.
sent 8 SAMUEL B. LARMOUR e. co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-07-17
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOASs
TINE Family at Home, or Familiar Illus
IL tralions Of the various domestic duties,
with an introductory notice. BY g. d. Abbot.
Fireside Piety.Or the duties and enjoyments
Of Family Religion. BY Jacob Abbot.
Christ our Example. By Caroline Fay, au-
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The Works Of Mrs. Sherwood, the only
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Henry Minor.
Familiar Anecdotes Of Sir Walter Scott
BY James Hogg. the Eurick Shepherd.
The Frolics Of Puck. in Q vols.
The Book Of Private Devotion. By Han
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The History Of Joseph, for children and
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Poetry for Children. By Mrs. Sigourney.
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Payson's Select Thoughts.
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