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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
Peoples line Of Stages for Augusta

A-cOItt itiie OF Stages fOr Augusta
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING Norm
" This splendid line Of four horse post coach
es 10 IN successful operation, and runs daily between
Montgomery, Alabama and Augusta, Georgia Pas
seagers can be assured Of more comfort and cxpe-
ailon BY this line than any other now running to
Augusta. The company have spared neither pains
nor expense 10 procure the best Troy built coaches,
excellent and well trained horses, experienced, sober
and careful drivers.
10 avoid mpositions repeatedly practiscd on the
travelling community by contractors at all times cra
wing monopoly, passengers will be careful going
North not 70 take their passage farther than Mont
gomery, on any other intersecting line, where they
will at all times have preference on the Peoples
line for Augusta.
Tbs line runs As miles on tho Augusta ana Atb-
ems ran road, which will land passengers in Augusta
ahea Of the mail Line several hours.
GEO. w. DENT.
Agent Tor The company.
Q ee Montgomery, Ala. mar 81, 1898, Ssyl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
George Lyons, Cabinet Maker.

Aiain Street fec doors East The Columbus Hotel
HI AS on hand, general assortment Of So
NJ FAS, BEDSTEADS, DRESSING Ia
BLES, TABLES, WORK STANDS, COTS,
Sc. &c which he offers tor sale low for cash or
approved credit He il also prepared to perform
any work in his line which may he required, on
short notice He sohcits the patronage OF the citi
zens Of Columbus and vicinity aud pledges himself
to give satisfaction 70 all hs customers,
Or Undertaking will BE- attended &c at all times,
and Hearses Collins, Sc, provided.
Aunlst A. lSSS--A-tl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
Taken UD.

TWO stray Horses, by Squire Clam
FFA on the 9TH Of July 1888, in Oktbba'
VI sSA--TN la county, Miss described as follows
F4A ssSNa Bay Mare, supposed to be @S
g ~ w years old, Ia IL hands high, with
star in her forward hind feet WIlle
to the pasture JOINTS, crest fallen, branded on ihe
right bullock L P-appraised to fly dollars
also, a Bay FLY, supposed to be Two Year.
old, lett bind foot white, about IA hands NV,
with a small blaze in the face, few white ha!Is
about the root of her tail, Appraised at wv
T. OAKLEY, Ranger
Oktbbeeha county.
Oct. eth, 1888. 1G-4w (pr. lec s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
MobIIe Aavertisements.

TEVHE undersigned having received the ageu-
h cy Tor lhC State Bank % Alabama a New
Otsans and having also entered mio Coqafincr-
shio under the firm name of Mari, Brown s. Co.
tor tie purpose Of iran.actng general FACTOR
AGE an1 COMMISSION BU SiNESS IN tie city
al New Orleans vnu.d respectfully oiirr their SER
vices 10 their trends and l.e public ngcncrai. They
will be in New Orleans eafly 90 October next, and
by prompt attention 20 al business entrusted 70 them
10 their hnc, and by Heir Undivided attention to
please aud accommodate, they confidently hope a
share Of public patronage
ID. r. MARI,
4. p. BROWN
J. J. WEBSTER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
. O.Ncni 4 II. Armstrong.
Law Notice.

BAEUBEN DAVIS. STEPHEN COOKE
"a and JOHN GOODWIN, have associated
tbemse.e. IN the practice Of Law. One or more OF
the finn v.I attend 70 business conHdgd 70 Item n
die Circuit Court, bowDdes. Monroe, Cmchasaw,
porio,oc. Tippah. Trhemngo, ltavamha and
okibbeeba; the Federal and Chauccry Courts,
and lhs Hob Court OF Errors and Appeals at Jack
SON.
Il. DAVIS, Office IN Athens, Monroe County, Nj.
j. CooDwS's, in Aberdeen, Monroe
:. CotKEs M Columbus, LuWnIes "
march = t-3s-3id
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
PAY I'M. Paw up!

a LII PERSONS knowing themselves indebted
IA TO the subscriber, are earnestly requested to
pay up, otherwise he shall De under the disagcea-
bic necessity Of enforcing payment.
Feb 3, 1853. soft z. SMITH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
Bricks, Bricks. Bricks.

bitSh9s DEECAss DIICEAS"
ENIATERMAN s. LEARNED'S nemly IN
w rented BlieE Machine Having pur-
chased the right for the State Of Mississippi; now
offer to dispose ofrghs by counties or single rights
TO suit purchasers Those interested in the manu-
iacture OF bricks are Iquested to call and see the OPP
Grafton and Judge for themselves. The Machine
may be seen IN successful operation il this place,
at Mr.. Walacc's brlekyard.
The principal advantages this machine has over
al, others now IN use, consists in the simplicity and
strength Of iis structure, and the rapidity it TEN.
perS the clay aud noalds the brick, making from SO
to 50 per minute with the aid Of two horses OF
mules. four men and sufficient number Of boys
to bear oil The bricks.
THO. b. RANDLE.
Columbus, Aug II, ls5s-5-tl.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24

formerly OF South Carolina, and says he ~as ss M
the care Of William Brittn, near Madsohs";s Alma
He is about 20years old, and about Zee. nses
high, Of bright copper color, Lad on cg ,rS drae.
and a round Jacket of negro cloth, ll i nrgys
OF said negro Is requested 10 come forWa'''f
property, pay charges and take him away
Columbus, Miss. Oct. %, 1858. ,.av.
left H. 4. GARi IN 'a"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24

NNIILL give Lessons IN music on The Piano
w Forte at her residence in Columbus
Young Ladies will not be charged extra for the use
Of the Plano Price S2j per session of five months.
The most satisfactory references will be given.
April tt, 1888 l0tl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24

EEAS opened an Office at the store of $. S.
q FRANKLIN, where he tenders his pro-
fesssional services, to the citizens OF Columbus
and IA vicinity. February rs .lS37--t.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
Notice to Brick manufacturers.
Waterman q Lcarneds nelrly nreated Brick
Machine.

FEVIlE subscribers now offer to dispose of Ma
ID chimes and rights for any portion of the
United States, (Nlississppi and Alabama excepted
TO suit purchasers. The Machine has been put in
successful operation in this place by MIR. Thos. b..
Randlc, the purchaser OF the right for the State of
Mississippi, and may be seen in operation at all
times BY those wishing to witness its performance.
lis principle advantages over all other machines now
IN use, consists IN the simplicity and strength of its
structure aud the rapidly it tempers the clay and
mouIds the brick, raouldng from 60 to so per min
ute, with tie aid OF two horses, four men, and suf-
tcent number Of boys to bare off the brick-For
| further information apply to Stephen Waterman,
Charleston South CaroIHa, or to the subscriber who
| will remain for tw days in this place.
CHARLES LEARNED.
Columbus. Aug. Is, lslS-6-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
Robinson & Dejarncttc,
NOtice.

FHVIlE subscribers particularly request all per
n sons having unsettled accounts with them to
call at their Former Counting room, and close them
by note or otherwise.
We have also or 5000 dollars worth Of goods,
which we wish TO sell al wholesale.
BURGESS & THOMPSON.
Columbus, March !ILh, IS39.-31-M
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
PRoFEssIoNAL.


n,fs OF ft4xEIIS, rEsSE.sEE3
WILL practice Law 90 Lo"nes ard inr
~ adjoining counties. o.aee' opposite he
Post OHce
Columbu, Miss Oct C,a, ISIS. li-u
MORRISON v. DABNEi, ATTORNEY
n ANy CouxsEsLoR 81 Law. Once 81 Ma
con, Misspp July % ''''
az DICKINSON 4 4 BOihlN Ar
H. roRSE1s ASD CoUSsELLEs At la"
Columbus. Mississippi. Dee. 20 lo3o-2ou
r. A.O'Ncai Il Il. Armstrong,
A TTORNIES At LAW, Columbus M'ssis-
N sippi, win practice in the Circuit Courts Of
Lowndes. Monroe Ohibheha, Winston and NoNu-
bee counties. Their Office is on Man street. one
door east ofMeCuer x Humplues C.o'hhgSi"Tc-
Nov %. lsj7-20-t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
Card.

nR BOILING las removed his office to ID
~ auction store Of Akin s. Gibbs, Cup stairs
at the corner of Main and Market streets, where
is residence lG-3W
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
Law Notice

HAANL, JONES, having resumed the pIac-
4 y tee Of law, TiIl attend tho Circuit Court Of
Yazoo, and the adjacent counties; the Chancery
Supreme and Federal Courts at Jackson. Office at
his residence Ya2oo county, ten miles South Of Ben
ton, on the Clinton road. Address Benton lazoo
CITY, Miss,
May both, lS35,-iG-M
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justices Blanks

& kF all kinds, neatly printed on fine raper, fol
- sale at tins office. July 2s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
Grnnd LodEe Lottery.

TAu.horzed ~ an Act Of the Ler'sa,l-s.l
CLASS NOIs, FOR Isss.
To be- drawn Of Nltchez, Nsssp OBJ
on. November IL. 1888, II 6 O'Clock r. NJ
IS .Numbsrs--l2 Dfarl Ballots.
JPN sDDELL Manager.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
Was Committed

" W. N~VEHAAH" ~ n
TO the Jail Of Lowndts Coi'.s '
the Esd day of October 9y P. .vy
Brown, an acting Justice o. lo az. l csi,.
for said county, a negro man II. /. l..
himself Cambridge, and saSs VIM.
longs to the estate of DR., JOIN " III,
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ID. 2. MARI,
4. p. BROWN,
j. J. WEBSTER.
O,NclIl. NIicnnux g Thonn..

FAcroRs s GEvERAL CoNMIssIoS MERCHANT.
MoBiLE, Ala.
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Ngontngue's Balm.

Columbus, march ., 1888
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Oct 10th, 1885.
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Coc'srell's Horse Boartiing House

Feh lO, lsss-sl-lr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-16
Rheumatic Li17imlent!

will afford immediate reliefIo the patient ard
has sometimes been attended with such extra
ordinary success as TO cure the most distress
sing Rheumatism in imeaiyJour hours, even
" hen Of years standing.
This highly valuable Linimenl is recom-
mcndcd with confidence founded on the cx-
pcrcnce ofmany years. not only as cure for
that cXcruciallng disease, but as an excellent
application for STIFFNESS OF THE JOINS, NUMB.
NESS, STRAINS. CuLBLAlNs, &c.
Among a mass oitcSlmony in favour Of tho
success oflhc LjnuHeat, as a thorough reme-
DIV for IluEuMATIsM, the proprietor selects the
following as presenting genuine instances of
It's efficacy
.New and surprising cases.
u \ gentleman, Mr.. r. Of Charlestownv
Twho can be referred ,o1 had been confined 10
his bed most Of the time for n week. suffering
most cxcruciaing pain from Rheumatism; af.
ter having had recourse to the round of anti
dotes usually resortcd to in this complaint but
without benefit; and while in this state Of
suffering, and no prospect ofreIief, Mr.. Caleb
SymmcS, who was his neighbour. and who.
owing to the extraordinary benefit he had
himself experienced from its use. recommend
ed the article with such confidence as induced
Mr.. r. to make use oft. which he did, with
the usual success attending It's administrator.
viz: immaculate mitigation Of pain relief and
cure,
L. Mr. T of this city, was attacked with a
very violent Rheumatism in his back, which
an application of this Liniment Oh going 10
bed instantly relieved, and cured by morning
observes he nerer used anything which gave
him so much and so great relief.
l5'An old Revolutionary Officer near Bos-
ton, was sorely afflicted for years with rheu-
matte complaints, especially in his joints and
limbs. which were frequently much swo'en.--
could obtain only temporary relief from med
ica advice. or the use Of various remedies, and
had disparcd OF help; when a friend who had
witnessed the wonderful effects Of this Linz
mcnt. advised him to make use oft, which hc
did. wIlh the most happy effect; IL reduced the
s,ccNtng in 0ne aIgM.
7HiS article is considered so superior 10 erery
Miag Else, md 10 possess SHci uncommon rirtue',
that il is ordered FROM distant pats Of the coun-
try.
l-37An agent recently writes :: please send
me further supply Of Jcbb's Liniment the first
| opporlunily-I shall probably sell consider
| able quantity. aS it IS recommended by some q
our phgsicioas cery Mghy.
l51AnOlhcr agent writes ~ wish you 10
forward me some more Of ]ebbs Eminent,
whice has recommended itself very hIghIy.'
Price 80 cents bottle.
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E.ll.TN,f A. II SE1IPa
T. *. yTyIgITCCMB

Ed EGS leave to make tender Of his
Ed services to The Ladies and Gentlemen
of Burlington. aS n teacher OF the above
branch, Relying on the sterling merit of
his mode of teaching, he takes the liberty
of directing the attention OF he enlightened
inhabitants orihls Village To his cilicaclou>
and very speedy system of rendering the
most indifferent and iiIoglbIe scrnwls per
'cc,ly PLAIN and beautiful, In twelve Los
sons oI two hours carh-havlng proved
'ha, time sutliccn, to render his pupils per.
lecl. Certificates Of The same from the
most distinguished authors IN Massachu-
,o''s. New Hampshire, New York and
Vernon, mny be seen al Mr., VS. writing
room School will Commence Monday the
5'h OF March, Glasses meet daily from
10 to -, a. NJ. or from Q to A p. NJ
Evening Class from TOO. Terms, for
70 Lessons $500 Wr,ing academy at
the Green Mountain House, kept by II. l.,
GIlman,frs' door at the head of Hall stairs.
Burlington, March |, 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-16
David GOodhue's Estate.

M7E the subscribers having been APPOINT.
w cd by the Hon. the Probate Court
for the dls'tlct of Chliendeu. comuls,lon.
Gr> 10 receive. examine AMI adjust thr
claims and demand % all ppt~ous. against
the estate OF David Goodhuc late ~ Under
hill, in said District, deceased, represented
lnsolvcnt. and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto; aud six months
from the day OF ID" date hereof, beng al
lowed by SAID Cour, Tor tba, purpose. We
do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attcod To The business of our appoints
non', al the dwelling OF The widow Hannah
GOodhuo in Uudothll IN SAID District, on
the 20'h days Of March and July next at
10 O'Clock. A. NJ on each Of sad days
Dated, this l7Dh day Of February a. ID,
1888.
REUBEN MARCY. Commits
THOMAS GOODHUE, sinners.
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The Pa nrul and DeOIlta,ing Complaint Of
'TEI = !92ELI5

receives imu.odat relief, and in numerous IN
stances has been thoroughly curet. by the
administrator of
DuMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE FILES.
FENIllS approved compound also mltlTates
T aud removes the symptoms which ire-
quenrly accompany that dl>o der. and Increase
the danger OF the patient, VIZ. pains IN Ions
OF appc,tc--ind'gestIon
aud olhc, marks debility.
A relieved Patient writes from distance,
alt is hut Justice 10 you to inform yon, that
have used your Dum.ueS remedy for the
Pile, for sometime past, amd have found it EN-.
lncnlly successful
An Officer in the Army Observes
IL have been troubled for years with the
Piles, and have never found any remedy that
would compare with yours. 1t gave me al
mos. immediate relief
A Physician and Druggist writes.
IL have sold all the medicine you sent me,
which is 50 highly recommended ior the Piles.
wish Won To send me one dozen more by The
bearer"
The remedy IS quito innocent, and may be
administered to all ages and both sexes
Plain and ample Directions, with description
of the complaint, accompany each PACKAGE
which consists Of Two dOrcS, one containing an
Ointment, and the other an Eicctnary'
81 for both articles, or 80 cents where bu' ono
is wanted.
Price 81 a bottle or 6 bottles for 50.
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state or TER.VONT,

DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN. SIS. I
4 u Probate Court holden al Burhng-
"a ton, ~ sand d sirIci. Oh the I day of
March A. ID. 1888. 1t Is ordered that an
account BE- TAX Of the d, bis, aud also HE
proceeds Of the nprsonai estate OF SAID de-
ceased aud that lhe heirs and all persons
concerned IN SAID estate be notified TO up
pear before said Court on he third Monday
Of March inst at the Eagle Hall in Willis
ton. aforesaid to give bond for the payment
of debts. AID show cause why hcenSe AS
aforesaid shall not be granted, and that
such notice be given by publishing The
above application two weeks successfully.
as soon "a may be in the Free Press "A
newspaper printed in Burlington, in said
District.
Given under my hand, the day and year
first above written.
VIM. WESTON, Regr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-16

SNlUHS
|. The vital principle is contained in
the blood.
Q. Every thing in the body is derived
from the blood.
3 All diseases arise from the mpurl'y
in The blood.
From the blood all the solids are derived
and nourlshed-al the other fluids are
secrc,ed--nnd all the substances appropri.
a'ed to repair the Injuries done to the
body are supplied The rudmcn, of the
future heart land the circulating system )
it is well known. prcccdcs the formation Of
other parts Of The body and is visible for
some time before any trace Of the brain
can be dslInc uished.
A. the blood Is the builder up of the
body and source of general health so 1t i,
also Of universal disease; that being fluid
white circulating in the body, it is more
uniform IN rs appearance than any OF the
GOLD parts, winch accounts for the difficult.
,v Of detecting any fore IN or morbrtick
matter which may be circulating with it
The miosms 1T fever are harmless TO
everv other part Of The system, and only
become ml.chievont when they reach TIE
blood. 1.-THE blood become once lmptcg-
mated WIN Pecui'ar 'a'h''t u "oo'c' ~ "
remark Inc 'cnacNy win "N'c" IT. 't'''"S
1t, though often IN IA stare OF '"oC'N'S '"'
years, or even gehera''onS. hence al
hereditary diseases, consump'nns, NC.
Every germ and fibre of every other
part. beng formed aud fed from the blood
aud all communication To me so''us oe'"9
cut oil. except ny 'he cfcu'a''o"' WIZ
else can we LOOK TO- as me seat o. suCn
'an's or predlspoSIuooS Tor disease orJof
me cause q d'Stase hScD
4. Pam and disease have the same
origin aud may therefore ne considered
synonymous terms
5, Purga'l ION by vegetables Is the only
ettrc'uaI mode "f purifying The oiooI, ana
Graduating disease
It Is evident thar all those nedic'n''
which require preparation IN The patent
ana give cola II tahrh IN damp or co''
""al her' SUCH as ca omeI &C; DO MOI a.
s'm'atc to the body. ana are therefore
highly injurious to the constitution, ant
impress AND stamp new qualities up"n Il
For the "pegeiaJle Universal .Hedicincs'
It Is unnecessary To propare. Thcy may
b" taken with advantage IN any weather
OF al any time OF The year.
The simple iFeory--smple because
'rue-con'alned in these FIVE propositions
was first promulgated by Mr. .Vorison, IN
Uygejst, in 1885; and his wor'd.renowne,
med cnes were taken with unparalleled
success. Since tins time numerous imita
tors have arisen in America as well As II
Europe, who style Themselves HygelSls
and pretend to treat diseases on HYgeHr
! DriprlDlos and with : Universal NruulaO I,
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DnN IT'S T II z.
!. LEWIS

NN7OULD respectfully inform the pub
w hc iha, he is now r"ndy TO pra'lce
in the above business. From perfect
knowledge and practice OF he business he
feels willing to affirm that it will be done
in the ncatcs manner.
Calls will be strictly attended to at their
respective dwellings,. or at his rooms two
doors north of J. Muchcl's. Church street
Burlington. Feb 9. 1888.
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Hickok's Patent Rotary Oven
COOK ST OWE.

'bNllE subscriber has just received and
Il offers tor sale, n few stoves, Of which
the above cut Is representation. 10 u
the advantages Oft the improved Rotary top,
is added Rotary Oven on an entirely new
plan, which, from the testimony of those
who have used them, far supercedes any
'hng of the kind, yet offered to the public
Those wishing to purchase cook stoves are
respectfully requested to examine these
before making their selection. as ocular
demonstration Will better convince the
public Of the value of the article than any
description that could be given. Another
recommended, these hard times Is, that
these stoves will be sold as low as The com.
mon RoIarys of the same size.
ROBERT MOODY.
,U1,ch l. 1884, If
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Price so Gents.

ErICe 80 Gents.
A fresh supply just received by
l.athrop g. Polwln, Burlington Beck
wIk &. Dyer, Sclesburv--A, 7. Roscoe
New Havru--M. w. Hrns'ey, Monklon--
NJ. Hon, Hlnesburgh- Fletcher a. Wood
man, Wnlston-- G. B, Martin, Charlotte
f. LYMAN, Ferrlsburgh-L. Blyby, Ner>
Ceuno,-- Fletcher a. Miner, Br'dPorI-'-
Hen Wright, Shorehnm
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NcD Establishment.
CgEA@, "A, STEVENS IN.

IA AVINH laken Inc CobINe' Shop ON
n n the east side of the Court House
Square, formerly occupied BY Abbott q
Wood, where he intends carrying on the
Cabinet making business IN a i rs branches
aud hopes by punc,ualuy and street alien
ton to his business, to merit share Of
public patronage.
n B. All kinds Of fancy work, such AZ
Ladies work Boxes, Portable Desks, Shat
fonicrs, Music Stools, Foot Stools, &c, x C
made and repaired with neatness and OF
short nutlce.
l-FAlmost all kinds of Lumber and pro
visions taken in payment Tor cabinet turn
ture
Burlington, Feb. !. 1888
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BOOKS! BOOKS !

TE7flE following valuable books are for
N sale at he Book Store.
Wauon's lives Of old English Prose
Writers. vols. 70 mo.
llarnah Moore's Works, complete | vol.
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Frankln's Works, vols. 8 vo.
Mor,hal's Washington, 2 vols. 8 70.
British Drama do do
Bhswrl's Johnson do do
Marya,l's Works vol. do
llcmnn's Poems do do
Enrke's Works vols. 70.
Buckland's Geology vols. do
Rogc,'s Physiology do do
Kirby on the history habits and instincts
OF Animals, | vol, 8 vo.
Daua's MDrrralogy, | vol. 3 vo.
Addson's Miscellaneous Works, a vols.
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Wavcrly's Novels, l6 vols. 70 mo. Ara
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Bulwer's do vols. do
Memoirs of Aaron Burr. vols. vo.
Modern Society, by Miss Sinclair.
Sam Slick of Sickvlle.
Yankee Notions
NlCk ~ lne WOODS, ny tDe uutDOT VI
Caavar.
The Troopiod or travelling Gentleman
IN America.
Alla, by James.
Swce'cr on Digestion.
Wavand's Moral Science.
Religious Opinions and Character OF
Washington.
Boomlird's Greek Testament. Am. Ed.
Cruden'S Concordance, vol. A to.
Dwighls Theology. a vols. 3 70. &c. &c.
School and classical Books of every
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