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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

O. The ship New Jersey, Capt. Bars'o"' ar
rived at Boston, brings Liverpool dates to the io'"
of January, one day later than before reoeNeo'
No political news Of intcres'.-The demand 'o'
Cotton continued to be good, at moderate ao-
vance, say / to ~. per lb.-The sales OF l 'p"'-
co, for the week ending the 9th OF January ""O
hc,n 400 bhds. ofwhth 20 were Virginia stemm'
ed for ireland the remainder Virginia ana Men,
lucky stemned, 70, the home trade. at '"ll rates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
To the Editors # the lrginion.

FANCY Hill, Feb. 10, ls3t.
GentcmGn-I have taken the liberty OF COM
nunicating to YOU some facts relative 10 the
Lynchburg and Blue Ridge Turnpike Road,
which may be Of some service 10 the Company aud
to tic people of Lynolhurg gencrally.-Somc
two on three wears since, charter was granted
for road from the head Of the Canal, to ntersec,
with tie Lexington and Coyngton Turnpike, at or
rear john McColhlc'>, about two miles west Of
Lexington. \ survey OF the route has been made,
and !, Is found to be about fourteen miles and
some hundred and fifty poles, making the distance
from l. nclburC to the White Sulph'r Springs, ty
this route "a miles, passing very near the Natural
bridge, and from Lcwisbura it is the nearest
route 10 LNnchburg by some 10 or II miles. 1T
ington, and traverscs a most fertile and wealthy
county, passing by several very fine mills. II
could give !; road to large section OF the country
(at least one-fourth of this oounty,) which would
trade To Lynchburg, and which Is now unable to
get to that market.
/" lhink ihe Lynchburg and Blue Ridge Com
pany ought 10 take some OF the stock. 1t would
make Lyncliburg the nearest route from Richmond
to the Natural Bridge, by or miles, and would
| DC direct route TO the watering places in the
mountains The road from Lexington to Coving-
Ton is one Of the best Turnpikes in the State. !
think $4,000 would make the road, and build
, bridge across the North Fork Of James River.
believe it would b. the great thorough fare from
t1cWest TO the East. These fourteen miles, when
made, will make the line complete from Lynch
trrq to kanawha, leaving Lexington about eight
miles % Tho rish:'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

o.. The Arkansas Convention has adjourned,
having formed a STATE Constitution, whichwill, We
presume, be presented 10 the present Congress,
and receive the action Of that body Simultaneous
with the application Of Michigan for admission
Into the Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
DIGGES' OFFICE,

DTGGES' OFFTCE,
LrAcnDuKC, Feb. 20, 1886.
Drawing OF the Va. Monongalia Lottery, Class,
Ne. 4. for 1886.
90. p. SO. 81. 81. 81. 20. II. 81. l.
Call quickly for for chances in the MAMMOTH
Va. Petersburg Lottery, No. 5-containing capi-
l. ot,Ss0, O0O--l00 of 81 900, &C. &c.-Tick-
cts and Shares for sale at
DIGGEo' OFFICE
Feb 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

o. Wm. Smith, Esq. late stage contractor,
&c. has been nominated, by Van Buren, Con
vcnion, to oppose Daniel +. Slaughter, Esq. the
present State Senator from the Culpeper District
1t is said that Col Linn Banks was Mr.. Smiths
competitor before tie Convention, and that he was
distanocd. The Culpeper DiSlric, las been one
Of the most decided Jackson sections of tie
State; but We doubt whether i, is equally unani-
nous for the Hartford Convention canlidaic-as
Mr.. Van Buren, cmphatcally is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

o. lie Funeral Sermon Of the late Mrs.
H'ohd, H. 7oicr will he preached, by the Rev.
II. &. Cowles. on Friday nen, tho 18th Of March,
mt the residence Of her father, (May. Wn,. Da,aD
in Buckingham.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
CDTTUA Y.

Died, on SUNDAY, the 2lSt instant, of influenza,
Josrrn llrNry, an infant child, acrdb months and
20 days, son OF William and Elizabeth thurman,
of this place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
CERTIFICATE.


Franklin County. 10 nit:
We, the undersigned being called on by Mr.. Jas.
Wright to examine Nrd view the colts OF hts horse
Iaultless Shakespeare a, booths stor-. on the INST
saturday in August, lS]5, do say that they are tho
best parcel oi colts We have ever taking then,
together Given under our hards
SAMUEL HALE,
THOMAS DUDLEY,
JNO. ID. TAYLOR.
Feb 90 wit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
hsey-. lUC7IO.N .NO7ICE.

leH-T Il u IIC.N " ~ LH II.
The subscriber informs his customers
and the public generally that lie has yet on hand a
consider able stock OF
Dry Goods. Hardware, Shoes, Hats, Fan
cy Bonncts, &c. DO.
all of which will be sold very low nn man, instan.
rcs under cost until SATURDAY the Both Apr ne IT.
when the balance at the Goods then hand will be
offered At AUCTION, on the most liberal terms.
which VIII be made know the ,lay of sale
The present stock which embraces Nnsl,ns
Ginghdms, Caiieots, silks, Ribbons, Sc, Is hceom.
my more desirable as the Sp,ine approaches.
JNO. }. rUKNlS.
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MANNI s,

Married ON Wednesday. tie l7,h in>tant, b,
the Rev. John Wa>hburn, Mr.. EnwAnp TArrm
to Miss Rum 5. daughter Of Capt Charles Foster
all OF Patrick.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
NEGROES FOR SALE.

M ILL BE SOLD, at public auction, on the
w lst day of pril next. al the late residence
Of of Roger Williams, dec d in the county Of Bed
or! 10 or Il Negroes, on twelve months credit,
the purchasers giving bond and security.
Also, tlm Land upon winch tho SAID Williams
resided, will BIZ sold on the same crdlt.
SANL. WILLIAMS,
GEORGE WILLIAMS, ! HAo''
Feb. % v.,vs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

~ We fear that the failure of the Enquirer to
notice the Plot Discovered" Of friend llancs OF
the Petersburg Constellation, will throw that excl
table po,,as,cr into COMMISSIONS 1t doubtless STU
priscs him that an article, which was evidently
born in a spasm, should have excited so htilc notice
in intelligent political circles. Friend llaines is
too ambitious cntncly. He Las not quite discrc-
ton enough get for a leader.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

FAULTLESS SHAKESPEARE

w I'll stand this season, at my stable In Bedford
tonnty, two and an half miles Of Pea
""n ~ rates settlement ~ miles west Of Liberty,
~ mules north Of Mr.. John Booths Store.
ms beautiful and splendid horse, will be Lot to
mare al the reduced prce Of &c the leap. with the
p.nnege OF 'he season $40. TO be paid by the lst
o. Mafrh, or $40 be paid by the IL, day Of August
70 insure mare in foal. TO be paid soon ~ the
mare IN known be 10 loaI or in any cav eb,ne,A
,"y gentleman putting FIVE mare~, sili ouiy b
eo',s'u S'o pr mare, nothing to the groom, only
al ,ne discretion OF those whs put mares
ne season will commence the 18th Of March, ard
end inc 10th Ut July All possible will be tax
9" Nv me- but vii, not be responsible for accidents
ofc'capes. There will be charge for pasturaec,
nor Tor any person sent with mares. Mares can be
led with grain at 20 cents per day, If required.
JAMES WRIGHT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
WANTED.

WANTED,
Ply the subscriber, four BOYS from II 10 l6 wears
- DID, as Apprentices TO the Coach Making Bu-
shess. None but those OF good moral habits, viii
be taken. Country Boys are preferred.
SAMUEL AYRES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
BACON,

/ HAVE alarec lot Of MACON. Of my own cur
my, which will be told at the market pricr
JAO. } PVKNIS.
Feb % vS,d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

o. Thomas Randall ha. been appointed. b,
the Presiden, and Senate, Judge Of the L. S.
Court for Middle Florida. and William II. Stiles,
L. :. Attorney Tor the district of Georgia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

mr.. J. Walker, the new Senator from Mis-
sissippi, took his sea, in the Senate on tue -u
inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

LIBEL ous TIoNs.-Rescutons and a
bill we've brought forward in the Legislature OF
Rhode Island few days since, declaring all lib e!,
ous publications having manifest tendency and
design To disturb the peace OF any of the States,
by exciting the slaves to Instruction, public
wrong aud criminal offences, and su'Jco'lng per-
sons " ho may be found guilty of such acts to tine
and Imprisonment. After some discussion, the
whole subject postponed Ill the next session
Not. int.
c. The adoption OF such a law, b, the L's's-
laures Of all the Notwithstanding States, would
satisfy the South, and is think, the duty OF the
North. We canno, sec why the Abo'l'onlsts should
my, be nut on level with other slandcrcrs and IL
beller,-or in what manner the inclusion OF them
in the general law Of libel would be an infringe
mcnt on the liberty of the press.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
.szD.ua.v.SNTX.gT0R'N A.fLr

Table & Tea spoons, Desert Spoons, Ladies', Cas-
tors, Dish Stands, one large I'm, Gold and Sll-
v'r Waloh,s, Jr~clry, Surveyor. Instruments,
S'lrcr-Sm,i,'s Tools, Carpen,r''s do and alaree
variety Of Other articles too TEDIOUS to cnume,nic.
Also, the Household and Kitchen furniture hc-
longing 10 sad csatr.-The public are partle,lIn-
" invited 10 the above sale, many OF the article,
enumerated, N, equal, If not superior TO any in
market al the present day.
Trrs-.Nl sums over twenty dollars, twelve
months credit; twenty dollars and under that
amount, cash will be required.
The above sale will be conducted by aud At
Charles Phe ps's Auction Room.
BENJAMIN. WILLIS,
administrator Of James Uuftt, dec.
Feb. 90 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

& - The reader is referred to the fourth par,
for several graphic Congressional sketches.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

:, ""s'"g Capital-The subject Of increasing
Inc Banking Capital of this State has no, ye, been
'e"o upon by our Legislature. The Select Com
"''ee' We understand. have agreed upon Re-
f'''' recommending the establishment Of four new
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
REV IL, N.
REVIEW
OF THE LINCUBiRG MARhETS,
Corrected bv Richard Tvrcc

There have been PIP hhds To1acoo inspected
the past week, most OF II inferior. The article of
Tobacco is selling yer, high, particularly l.oes aud
Common descriptions, suited fol Manufacturing
purposes. would advise the Planter TO send hi,
common Tohaccoto market soon as possible.
Extreme piicos Of passed Tobacco s. IS to II oo
Common Tobacco, GO TO 30
q onh 10 Emc. do . 10 TO II 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
NOTICE.

RERSoNS having business with the subscriber,
Will, tduring ms abscnc,,) be pleased to call on
Mr. ions X. McD.NlEL. who is fully authorised To
transact the same. JAS. BOAI..
EFeb.29 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

o. The subject Of the following letter il of
great importance 10 the interests Of our town, and
should attract more attention than it has heretofore
nj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

" lRGlNlA, 10 nit:--At Circuit Superior
Cour, OF La" and Chaneery, continued and
held for the town of Lynclbnrp, al the court.
hons" m the >aid town, On Friday. the 9Th day
Of February, 1882, sitting a> a Court Of Chance
+, -
Alexander Price, and Ursula y. his wife. Da-
MD Stree, Polly hi. wife, Pete, Street nd Susan
his WIFE Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

The Faithful Rcro,dcd.-Thc printing ofth-
United States laws, "hy authority" Las been
transferred frcn, tie Nashville Rrpullcan TO the
Nashville | mon, paper recently established d,
asserted by Judge White in his speech in the Sc
nate, b, funds sent on from " aslinrron Cause
the rcin,al Of the Republican, (Which, as many
Of our readers will rceollect, formerly Gen.
Jackson's Nashville orean) to be transferred, like
a collar'd" deg, TO tic Van Burcn interest. II
is thus that Gen. JachsonfulGls his pledge, vounta-
ry made in his Inaugural Address, TO preserve the
" freedom of rlcctions," uniniucnccd l.v frde-
raj patronagc'' 1t is thus that lie corrupts Tie
press by making it tie interest of ,cnal scribblers
TO defend error ard disseminate ialschood, How
long will the people be blind to the evils thai sur
round them
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4 Copy-Tcste
ROBES, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lmch6arg, FEB. 10, 1896. J

ONMMfSSTONFKS
Lynch6arg, FEB. 10, 1896
The parties in this cause. will take motto" that
have appointed FRIDAY, the Sih dav Of April next.
to commence the accounts directed by the fore
going order Of court, on which dav. al the hnnr of9
o'clock in the morning. they are requested 'o"''rnd
at nv Office, IN ih, town, with their accounts.
vouchers and copies of court papers, prepare .r
exa.nina ion aud settlement.
LANES BESAGH, c.
Feb - VIZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

ol f'biuAIN, lSo', sitting hS Il Court OF Chance
~ -
Alexander Price and Ursula y. lis wife Da-
ND Stree, y Polly III. wife, Pete, Strectand Susan
hi, wife. phintifIs
James Oey, sheriff of tho county OF Bedford,
and admini,,ror Of John Haynes, dec, who was
administrator Dc bonis non Of " m. Scott dec, Elz-
abch i!avnc., Linncu, Scott, anil William n
Shrarman aud Jsnr, EIlbro, executors of Henry
d. Shrarnan, dec'd. William Haynes, T,ehman
A. Cobbs. and William Campbell, Rober, Camp
bell md Marquis y. Gray, administrators OF
Tho mas Campbell, decd, Barnaba. A. Edison
and Charles {. Patterson, executors Of Bovcc Ed
son, decd, Milacr Haynes and The said Thigh
man \. Cohbs, administrator of Elizabeth A. Scott,
deed. Defendants.
Tie defendant " liam n. Sherman, having
departed this hte. BY consrn, of the parties, by
their counsel, tins suit is to lie proceeded in against
Baldd Mcdaniel, IN. administrator !; wLcrrupon,
hi, CAUSE came on tbi, dag to be heard, BY con-
,cn OF the parties. by their counsel, on the papers
formerly read tic report Of commissioner Bcnaph,
made in pursuance Of the order OF the 9Th of DC.
,obrr, 1920, with exceptions, ihelcunto, the amen
died hIll since filed, the answer Of tho defendant,
TIlghmau a. Cobbs thereto, the suhppnas award.
al therein on the 9th of june, and 5ii Of Decem.
brr, IN tho year 1881, and the I'd Of July, and 5h
oil November, in tho year 1882, which appear to
have been duly served ,lhe order OF the 2l of Sep.
1883, winch appears to have been duly pub
lshcd, and was argued by counsel. On conside-
ration Whereof the court doth take the bill of tue
! plaintiff, for confessed, 10 the defendants, on
whom the process has been served as aforesaid &
against whom the order aforesaid WAS made, and
by consent Of tho other partics by their counsel,
doth rrcomnit the report aforesaid with the excep-
tons thcrcunto, to the Commissioner who made
II, who is directed 10 examine the same, and make
such alterations therein additions thereto, or dc.
ducuons 'lercrom, as may, in his Judgment, be
rendered necessary or proper, by the present state
of tie p'cadines and evidence in the cause. And
the court 10th further order, that the same Com
missioner do take an account Of the administration
of the estate of Elizabeth A. Scott decd, also, an
account of the administration of the estate Of
Thomas Campbell, deed, also, an account of tho
nini>,ralon of the estate of Bovce Edison,
de-, u. also. an account Of the administration of
the estate Of Henry ID. Shearman decd, unless tho
defendant the representatives of those estates re-
spcUivcly shall init, before the said Commissions
or, that they have in their hands suficient assets
Of their tcstaior ntcSates, TO meet any recove-
~ agai II them in this cause. And the aid
Commissioners is directed 10 report the same to ths
| court, with any matters specially stated thought
pertinent BY himself. required by the par,ie. TO
be stated
Cory-T,s,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

~ \ writer III The Enqnircr,--wto, by certain
in'allible signs we assert to b. no other than " r.
r. in disguise takes the Signature g Nc Hum-
Lugeoy No EuJdi,s i" We wish he and his
party would stick TO that text. Their whole game
is &c Of umluSycry and fraud, and las been for
years. 1f,hey would dare TO slow an honest
front for once, and contest Tie next election free
from " false issues" and ilrelavcnt topics, as Ne
All says Of Van Buren,, tic, would no, be able to
stand up long enough 10 be knocked down.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
Banks, one a, Richmond, one Al, Lynehburr. onc
at Petersburg, aud one a, Norfolk, and an increas,
OF the capital of the two now in Riehuo,a--,.
mounting, IN all to sever. millions of dollars.

iht l. !. FLAG.-lt will lie perceived. bv
'ic letter Of Richmond correspondent. Tia, .o,s,f
'''o'e excitement lad been created in that CITY, in
consequence Of some difficulty rcsr,c,ns tie rails.
my oi The l. ). Flag, on the Capitol, ON the 22d
"''n' some Years ago, soncw Lat similar
ana" occurred III that city, We decided, condemn
ca the course pursued b, Tic then Governor
" 'oyd)-and we shall pursue the same course with
regard 10 the present Governor. il ,hon,J ~,
P'"i' "i''r investigation, that he is equally CUBA
o'e' But there IS tins vide distinction betu,,n I'm,
TWO cases IN the outset: II was ALLEGED ,Lat Co,
rioNd forbade .Ec hosting Of the L. \. FLAG. and
Lao prepared STATE nag TO supcrScde il no such
'hlng is alleged of Gov. Tazcwcll His offence
1' 'e utmost consists IN not ordering the flag 10 be
displayed-n which omission. If il ;s his },,t,, n
S''f s"eh or0cr, he was certainly culpablc But
We do not know that This is his du,,-and We sup
pose 1t IS no-n which case, il NAV have been.
under The circumstances, an act of indscrciion but
nothing more. The House of Delegates, in adopt.
ing the resolution, requesting the flag TO be hoist
ed, transcribed its duty, and displayed mere off,
ciousness than wisdom. 1t is highly probable.
that, had hat body remained silent, as lis prede-
cessors have always done on thc subject, the
flag would have been raised. as it always has
been ON that day, by those who have hereto
fore attended to it, without the advice or orders Of
that sarent body.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-21

JOHN ADAMS Tho following letter was
written by the illusrous John Adams. on
the day succeeding that on which the de-
claralion of independence was passed.
PHILApELPHIA, July 5, 1776.
"Sir-Yesterday the greatest question
was decided which ever was decided
among men! A resolution was passed
unanimously, d" That these united colonies
are. and Of right ought 10 be, free and in
dependent states"
1.-The day is passed The 9TH of July
l776, will be memorable epoch IN the
history of America. AIN apt 10 believe
il will be celebrated by succeeding gene
rations as the GREAT ANNIVERSARY
FESTIVAL! IL ought to be commemo
rated as the day OF delivermce, by solemn
acts Of devotion TO the Almighty GOD
II ought to be solemnized with pomp,
shows, games, sports, guns, bells, bonfires
and Examinations, from one end Of tie con
tinent 10 the other, from this Time. JoreUer
You will think me transported with en-
thusiasm, but am not. am we'll aware
of the toll, and blood, and treasure il viii
cost 10 maintain this declaration, and sup
port and defend these States yet through
all the gloom, can see a ray Of light and
glory. | can see that the end is worth
more than all the means, and that posteri-
ty will triumph, although you and may
rue, which hope we shall not;
"Yours. &c. JOHN ADAMS"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-21

his medicine is great and wish him well
| we are friends"
/ In this wise has this subject been dis
cussed by these superstiiious people durin;
4 my absence, and such were the reason
I given by my friend Mr.. Lsidlow. for hi
/ friendly advice, whsrein he cautioned IN,
Z against exposing my life in their hands
advising me 10 take some other route thar
/ that was pursuing down The river, where
| should find encamped at the mouth Of the
| Cabri river, so miles below, several hun.
drcd Indians belonging TO the Little Bears
band and might possibly fall victim to
| their unsalisiied revenge. | resumed my
downward voyage in few days however
with my little skltf which " Baptiste and
| Bogard rowed and ] steercd," and passed
The encampment in peace, taking the OPP
| posite shore. The usual friendly invita-
| ton honor was given. (Which is customary
on that river) by skipping several rifle bul
lets across the river, rod or two ahead Of
us. To these vistations we paid 40 at.
tention, and (not suspecting who we were)
they allowed Us 10 pursue our course in
peace and security Thus rested tho af.
fair of the Dog and lis consequences, un.
W. tOuNciscu Ni'h hdJuT DedD, mo "A
gent for these people, who arrived in 81.
Louis, some weeks after | did, bringing
later intelligence from them, assuring me
that the Dog had at length been operiaken
aud killed, and that the affair might now
be considered as forever settled.
Thus happened, and thus terminated.
the affair of the dog, wherein have fallen
three distinguished warriors and where
in might have fallen Que great Medicine
man., and all in consequence of the ope.
rations of my brush. 'fbe portraits of the
three first named will long hang in my
gallery for the world to gaze upon, aud
the head Of the latter (whose hair yet re
mains on iO may probably be seen (for a
while yeti occasionally stalking about in
the midst Of this collection Of Natures
Dig0itaries.
The circumstances above detailed are
as correctly given as could furnish them
and they have doubtless given birth TO one
Of the most wonderful traditions which
will be told and sung among tho Sioux
from age TO age, furnishing one OF the ra
rest instances, perhaps, on record, Of the
extent TO which these people have been
carried by tho force of their superstit,ons.
Adieu, GEORGE CATLlN.
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CAREY,sLIBRARY OF

CHOICE hGs
Has now completed its first Six Months OF
publication, and the Publishers offer the fol
Owing works in testimony of the tulhlment ol
The promises made TO the public in the original
Prospectus
LIFE OF SIR JAMES MAcKINTosH, by his SON.
kEcAID's RIFLE BRIGADE.
CHARACTERIsTIcs OF HINDosTAN, by MISS
Roberts.
ONE IN A THOUSAND, by G. p. r. James,
RIENzI, by E. l.. Bulwer.
RANDOM RECoLLECTIoNs OF THE House OF
Commons.
The Second Volume has commenced with Sc
Iectons from The Dramas Of Joanna Bdil5e,
aad Confessions and Grimes, or PoSthum0us
records Of a Cler gtpnan--a work resembling IN
lyle, and supposed TO be by the same author, as
The celebrated Tales from the Diary of Physi-
clan
The First Volume can be had separate, with
%' s1bscribing to the work, upon the remittance
81 50 to the publishers.
~ The Library is published weekly, containing
twenty imperial octave pages, and the Literary
Advertiser, which accompanies it, four pages
ana Is bound up at the end of every volume. -
rhee per annum, in advance, So.
Address, +. l.. CAREY & A. HART.
Or, LOUIS A. Cooley,
PHILADELPHIA
W CLCBBING.-A Remittance OF Five
DOLLARS will command the first volume OF the LII
Orary and the Marryatt Novels, complete IN
aeGm6eIs, containing Peter SImple-Jacob aIth
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newton Foster Pacha of Many Iales-anC
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" Library and Lady's Book.
May II, 1896.