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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10

gress and the country Why there end 10 all dis.
pue between the Globe and ourselves. We have iIom
the day Of the Extra Message, been for separation $50
FAR-We are for using the State Banks, but as Special
Dposit0rieS In other words this is the Special Drpo.
site System, TO which have stuck The great safe
ty valve and 10 which we mean 10 adhere.
What course The Secretary Of the Treasury Will pur-
sue in the anomalous condition IN which Congress has
left The Public Treasury unable to divine. Thy
have repealed so much OF the act Of 80, az ioods The
notes of such hanks have isSud paid ont bills less
than So to be received payment of the public dues
bat they hive not repealed much appIes 10 those
Stale banks The repositories OF The public funds Thus
they have produced extraordinary distinction between
the few banks which have not issued small notes, and
the many which have. The former may act as depnsi
tories under the conditions of The uc Of G-the other
cannot, under that acl-howeYer they may be employed
under other conditions if the Secretary could direct the
deposies to re made in Them under the act Of 80 This
question, however demands serious investigation
than we are abIe 10 give 10 it, But what is worse even
than this distinction among The Banks, is that, Con
grrss by not modifying The Act Of SIS entirely. with
regard to The issue OF small notes; By not subject
ing the State Banks as Depusi,o!les OF the public
funds TO adequate resiricOns-or, IN other words,
by not settling regular system Of special Depnses in
tie Slate Banks has left discretion in the hands OF the
Executive; which ongh TO tie permitted, and which
we have denounced in the emphatic terms for five
wears past. The Session must requisite 1t anew
BY general aw-Bat in the meantime what will the
Secretary do: II he has the authority hope lie will
carry out in the liberal terms calculated 10 ease
off and strengthen the Banks in the resumption OF spe.
Gle paynrnls( the system of Special DePoslles-keep.
ing the funds in selected Banks. but not to De used tor
banking busness-'capilal 'loans, "traihc &c, &c.
II the Secretary carries the wishes Of the Represen
tayes of the People as interpreted by the Globe oi
their late proceedings, should look to some such RI
RESULT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10
The DgDosife .?ct of sc.

The las, MadisaDian says that he Conservatives re
mice that the depose act of 1886 still remains the law
of the land and that the Secretary of the Treasury in
the performance Of his duty must select as soon as they
shall have resumed specie payments, such banks have
not issued paid out any noe or hill since July, ic'o
of denomination less than five DOLLARS that ore ud
cent or convenient 10 The points places at which The
revenues may be collected or discussed
"Of this class understand is the Bank ut Arkan.
sas State Bank of Illinois, State Bank OF Missouri,
State Bank of Indiana, some banks in Georgia and
South Carolina, and some others We believe thu banks
in this District and Pennsylvania, will also be included;
none of which have issued any notes lees than five Dol.
lars and such they have paid OUT have been the notes
of Corporations and not Of banks comprehended IN this
act"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10
July 10
III 4 ~ REWARD.-S,rayed, or was stolen, from
IL aAH The s,nhle. Of the james River and kanaw.

~ IN REWARD -Strayed, or was stolen, from
~ ~ the stables Of the james River and kana~.
ha Company, on the canal: miles from The city o,
Richmond. on Sunday, the ls inst, two dark chestnut
snrre HORSES one believed 10 be hTe and the o'her
~ rsors old last Spring They are horses Of toerabe
szs in COED working order and may be considered hkey
They were shod all around, and perhaps may have The
mail Of the gear on their shoulders and hips Their
gas are n3 known, but it is believed That neither Of
,bor ncc,s Il is no, recoec,ed that they have any
white chou, ther if they have, may be about their
feiIocks or perhaps small star their ioeheads ono
Of them is slightly hpped.-l will give the above re-
ward for the delivery, above of the Two; or hVe oo
,,s for either and all reasonable expenses incurred IN
bringing them: kiCHAhp fhine, .iSsM
-, ~ lS-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10

q ABORERS WANTED-The James River and
e Kanswha Company in immediate want OF Sc,
y-ra hundred good aboTers TO Work on inc ria cas'
within h.ee miles Of the city Of Rlchmond-for Sucn,
one dollar per day will be paid, they finding ther own
board Gentlemen wishing TO send negroes rom tne
country are assured that the very best care sho &c
e The hoard of the negroes shall only cost one DOL
lar DOR week and their wages paid on the la'h Mays
''h '"'e' if'' '1'' RICHARD RElNS,
n. of liz Inucs Rirer {. kananhG Co.
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PETERSBURG, July ., 1S3'

TfTEKsECEG, July z, IcJS.
Genemcn-l sincerely regret that IL is not in my
power To accept your invitation with which am honorcd,
to dinner on the 4th inst at" Bacons Spring" beg
leave present TO your company the following toas,:
The Volunteers Of Richmnnt-Alke distinguished
for their discipline and hospaIrry-,hey know how to
preserve and improve the by free interchange Of
the other with their brother soldiers Of other
Most respectfully gentlemen,
Your obtdient servant,
J. W. PEGRAM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10
u-AIrARLE RIVER LANp For sALE-AgceenbIy 10 ,he

VALUABLE RIVER LAND FOR sALE.-Asreoably TO The
will Uad Of Henry L. COlrmsn, decd, we she'll
sell premises the highest bidder, at public auction on
Tusa the Both day Of August next credit OF t"o ana
three wears the purchaser giving bonds with approved security hnd
deed property the purchase that
valuable called the Fork Plunetion
Iva. OF aaX Immediately in the fork OF Dan and
This land has always beoa es;sene and IN u'h i'
nncn. the fines, Gnd valuable estates in the upper county
necessary Tie accommodation OF an over!
eighty ninety together with stables cfcnar!
and tobacco houses 1t IN fine condition and rapid state Of I'M
clover We shall cell thi: estate an two separate tracts
(.uvcy of which will be tho suc nt called the FORK ~
cooan hundred nearly three hundred OF
hptom yns both rivers; the other, called
esr immediately ABOVE, STANTON ~" contain nearly 1--we
hundred hundred and three Of which are river
bottoms, lard ony miles from the Buffalo Springs, ten
n Of Clafksrie and within Two miles OF TWO
large manufacturing mills which at the purchaser
home Tor whatever he ina proper TO raise
wishing ;hese lands, will please apply IN M
samuel the sniuon either Of the subcri6e
will take pleasure going With or giving them any IN
wanted. J'JhN COLEMAN
THOMAS G. COLEMAN;
Executors If Henry L. Coleman, deed.
.l. lS=MSt
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Correspondent informs US, tina, The Wings are food
In, The Stale with Bonds Speech. lie inor ~ that
hc is making notes upon tive beg him to and TO
corrcc, its errors We have already published sketch
Of Mr.. Bynums SPEECH in I'ply-out az soon as we
we'll rs mastery re;utaon of Mr. Bs misrepresen.
,aIinns which received in the Albany Argus BIZ yes
trr6ay's mail.
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DEATHS.

lie morning the h the residence
her inaw in this city, sir WA McCcry, Mrs. SrsASsAn
She lived Paul exhortrd, "Do just
w. huby, and the Lord" She departed in and
in full hone Of etcTunliiG..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10
From the National Iat.jiigeneer J

Messrs Gales d Observation-Disclosures The editor of
the Boston Atlas has put forth less than three false
hoods concerning me- his editorial Of the Goth ultimo;
and amongst them the assertion that am, ''doubtlpss,
the author of the letter written by the correspondent of
the Charleston Mercury, in,imating that MIR Calhoun
letter was written by Mr.. Z. Kingman, the regular
correspondent of the Mercury, who is, also Under.
stand the correspondent Of the Journal Of Commerce
Of New York and writer for the Madisonian. II was
written, am sure, without knowing consulting eli.
Their the opinions or wishes of any Of The friends Of
MIR. Calhoun. | notice the statement only because
another is concerned.
Your obcdient servant,
R. BARNwELL RHETT.
1.-THE Madisonan corrects Mr.. Rhetts Card il states,
that the assertion in the plainly meant is jus
titled by the least particle Of truth Mr.. Kngman has
necrr ren for The Hadisonan, except 10 repor,
the detailed proceedings of Congrsssor which purpose
he is regularly employed by u.s..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10
MILITARY CELEBRATION.

Celebration OF the III he"I
;nond, by the Artillery Rife and Dungeons OF Rich.
mond and the Chesterfield Dragons, with their
guests, tie Petersburg Cavalry, and RIh'men the
Portsmouth Artillery, and number OF other gentle
REGULAR ToasTs.
l. The Day-That shed all the world The light OF
the great truth that Government when ds!oyal 10 the
People, has claim on their allegiance
. The Immortal Declara.ion-W hich founded on that
truth as on rock proclaimed The Colonies Free, So.
yrreisn and Independent States.
8 The High SouIed Sgners-Hho. in support Of
that Declaration pledged to each other their lives, their
fortunes and their sacred honor-and who nobIy re.
deemed the pledge.
A. The Men Of the Revoluon-Who aTouch:d the
devoted their time aIrnls and treasure
To make it good-or sealed II IN Inc battlefield With
their blood
5 Washington-His was the unapproached glory in
peace tie most To contribute 10 establish what IN war
he most contributed TO achicre-lhe Freedom OF his
Country
G. Jelferson-The Author Of the Declaration of indie
pendence OF The Act of Religious Freedom, and Found
er of the University of Virginia.
T. aladisnn-The Statesman, Scholar, Sage-above
ALL spotlsss Politician.
& La Fayelte-Who sought and desired among titled
nobility higher honor Than 10 be styled an American
Citizen.
g. Henry-He gave The first impulse, and the true d..
reclion TO the ball Of The Revolution.
TO- The Union of the States and their Sovereignty
The fnmer will ever preserve if we can; the latter
We will never surrender. -,
H. YuriuiaThe blessed Mother OF MS all; tor mus.
,rous dead and municrnt deeds-!'r brave men ana
pure women, she acknowledges no superior
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10

n We have room to-day 10 notice some OF The
hits of our Wbig contemporaries-tie Lynchbutg tIr
gilman. Baltimore Patriot, Alexandra 0Hzr,f' f"fS
S,,r Sc-One general Issue, however, beg leave Ia
hold out to them all-No Whiggsry-no National Back
no Snl.Trsasury Bl!-(howevsr Mr. Calhoun boilFd
in the issue which he las lately attempted 10 make 10 the
people may still press ilinr agitation IS has et'"t"-
Sill Conservatism. against the SnhTrpusury-bul to
that extent y-BuI The Special Depoile SYSTEM now
and hereafter
The New York Times has corrected its error IN as'[I
bciirg paragraph US, which il extracted from the H.
Whig we thupk the Times for the very kind az" cnnf'
lcous Terms which it employs towards us-hut We Ike
Tho spirit of lis article than i!s sentiments. We
dsclaim OF once The opposition standard II dspuys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10

Railroad il Order Of the Day in Louisa We have
% hand be sides the which ia in
nn, IN L,y figure TOO, the Touss Of the
ve shnI attempt lay them ali before tie pub
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10

Frtx GRUMPY Esq (ste Senator from Tennessee
bns been appointed by and with The advice and consent
Of The Senate .7uorney GtHsrnlfs L. in the place
of q F. Butler, ESQ, resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10

ELK Hill. ZUn June, iS';S
Conference.-The in rila,ion you had the kindness to
ndGre,s me- b. present celebration Of the appoc
ing anniversary Of our cuunrys Independence, by your
several companies is received and Is with much rrlnc-
tunce that nm constrained TO decline its acceptance
bu, circumstances place that qualification beyond my
reach.
Be pleased gentlemen 10 accPp, assurances Of esteem
for yourselves individually, we'll respect for the
corps in which you have command, from your most
obrdent. K. HARRISON
Vrsinias Vuluncers-Tlcr fororn hope Of State de.
fence. Her Legislature says No more Of that HAL
an you love me-
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IYAsHISGroy CITY, July Let, 1885

The 4th Of July. 7G-The spirit with which its on.
nua return is hailed by The American people is true
measure Of The nali" gratitude TO that band OF dsin
,cre.ed patriots who assrrled the cabinet and con
QUE red battle the great principles, that day fret pro.
Inul lated 10 be nighied world.
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ssicianlossd, Va, Tuesday, July 10
RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PIGMENTS.

The following interesting article appeursin The Phila
delphs Inquirer Of Saturday:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10

"hr. Bddic left acih oniya COrporais Guard
'The officers Of the different Banks Of Philadelphia
met Thursday evening, when resolved, that it
be recommended to The different banks in the city and
county Of Philadelphia, TO resume specie payments
the first day Of August next, with without the
ration Of The banks four only voting in the negative
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21
Interesting to Teachers.

NOTICE is hereby given that thu Academy
IL at Bennettsvil!c, Marlboro. So. Ca. will
be vacant at the close Of the present session.
This institution consists Of a Male and Female
department, which the Trustees are desirols OF
filing with appropriate and we'll qualified
Teachers. The teacher in the male department
must be competent to leach the various branch.
es usually taught in the best Academ es 1; and
the Teacher ofthe female department, the branch
es of an accomplished female education. ,Ap-
plicants are requested to present their apPllca-
tons with as little delay as practicable. They
will be received until the 10Th December next
,vheu ,hs election will be made. All co,nmuni.
cations on tie subject. to be addressed to Rev.
Campbell Stubbs, President Of the Board Of Trus-
tees.
JAMES THOMAS.
Secretary.
Oct "a, 1889.
80 #
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

In Equity.
Cheraw District, So. Ca.
William Teel and Isabella Teel,
John G. McLendon Patsey McRae
Farquhar McRae aud Polly his wife Partition
Allen T'col and Margaret his wife OF
Elizabeth McRae. Gilbert McRae, Real
boyd and Catharine his wife Estate.
-Capcl and Polly his wife.
1t appearing that Patsey McRae, Farquhcr
McRae and Polly his wife, Allen Teel and Mar
garet his wife, Elizabeth McRae Gilbert McRae
Boyd and Catharine his wife and -Capel
and Polly his wife defendants IN this bill arc ab-
sent from and reside without the limits of the state
ofSouth Carolina. Il is ordered that the said
absent defendants, on O. before the first day OF
January next, do appear and plead answer or
demur to the bill Of the compainants, and IN de.
fault thereof, the said bill as to the said absen
defendants will be taken FRO contcsso.
II is also ordered that this notice Of this order
be published in the Cheraw Gazette twice a
month for the space Of three months.
GEO. w. DARGAN.
Com. in Equity for Chcraw District
August ID, 1898. 4l-6t.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21
Il Card.

DR. Roberts Dentist, will return 10 Chcraw
IL about the lst of December to attend to the
practice of his profession.
November 7th, 1893.
81 st
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M. MacLean, Editor and Proprietor.
cG = . s.

Ifpaid within three months, ooo'
Ifpaid within three months after the close
of the year, ,. oo
IF paid within twelve months after the
close ofthe year, w
Ifcot paid within that time, Oo
Accompany often persons taking the paper a,
tho same Post Office, shall be entitled to 1t at 25
provided the names be forwarded together, and
accompanied by the money.
No paper to be discontinued but at he option
of the Editor till arrcarages are paid.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines,
inser ed for one dollar the first time, and thirty
seven and hal:cents, each subsequent insertion
Persons sending in advertisements are request.
e.. 20 specify the number Of times they are to be
i,:se-ted; otherwise they will be continued till
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
pThe Postage must be paid on III commu'
njcations,
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AGRICULTURAL.
From the Elizabeth City, fTenn.) RepabIicas.
SAXON sHEEr. ~


This breed IS about to be introduced in.s
East Tennessee.-A Gcntlemnn from ;hs,
North, having some knowledge of the noun.
taius so common to our section, had come.
to the resolution TO bring, nnl is I,von
his way with 300 Saxon Sheep, selected
for the purity Of tlr If blood.
Sheep in our mountain ran.cs cansor
but succeed. TA the North tho winters
continue so long that grass is waning, y hen
il would be most scryiceable to lives and
ambs, and for tie want Of nourishpeft
suited to the sucking season, together will,
the cold Of northern climate, many of
the young are lost. This would TO be the
case IN our latitude. Herr we can select
almost any degree oftempsra,ure wantcd;'
ou. valleys and sheltered situations for
winter, and the mountains fcrsunlmer. each
in turn con be used Us OCCASION my re:
quire; and change Of situation is best suit.
I'd for focks as experience provee. WEk
such advantages. wool growing -annot be-
otherwise ihan profitable business in East
Tennessee.
Bttihere must be decided advan ages in
improving the breed; the demand for fine
wool, lis value being double that Of the com.
mon, and the Saxon producing as much III
v. light in proportion to the size Of the ami
.nal, as any other, ape decided arguments
in favor or The breed r,oiucing shc adss7Si
J fleece,
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21
Four Devon Bulls for sale.

Four Devon Bulls for sale.
"HE subscriber has for sale North Devon
Il Bulls, of the purest blood in this country
or Europe, having proceeded from the stock ol
the Earl of Leicester, gentleman better and
more adyantageouIy known as Mr.. Coke Of
Helkam, who before endowed with title by the
present Queen of England, was by universal &C.
clamation des gnated as the Great Commoner Of
England-and it has been universally conceded
that one 80 illustrious by his acts could not be
eunobled by the addition of a title.
The subscriber, without indulging in exaggera.
ted praise, can conscientiously say, that he new
er beheld four more beautiful animals, and he,
therefore, takes peculiar pleasure in recommen.
ding them to such gentlemen as may wish to I'm.
prove their stock by cross with this time hon.
ored race of British Cattle.
The North Devons are no less remarkable for
their docility of disposition, than they are for
their propcnsityto take on fat, and The richness
of their milk. The Devon or, as all know, are
distinguished for the rapidity and elasticity other
step, as we'll as for their capacityto endure ia
tigue. AS ozen. therefore, there is no other raco
thrt can compare with them.
The above bulls will be sold for 30 aud 500
each-they are 3 and years old. Terms cash
on delivery in Baltimore.
Applications by letter to be post paid.
EDWARD P. ROBERTS.
Editor Farmer and Gardner,
Baltimore, Md.
Get. 50, 81 If
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21
Genuine Barnitz Pigs.

WSHE subscriber has for sale the follow
ing pigs, which are warranted genuine:
2 pair months old. and
pair 10 weeks old.
The Barnitz hogs are distinguished for their
carly maturity and size, attaining upon clover
pasture from $50 10 300 lbs. when II and Is
months old. The price Of the largest size
is SIS a pair; that Of the smallest $40
pair.
Applict;ons by letter to be post paid.
EDWARD !? ROBERTS.
Baltimore Md.
October 30.b, 1888
81 It
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ENTER TALVlNENT.

YSIHE Subscriber, having been satisfactorily
engaged for more than three years in at.
tending to
BOARDING HOUSE,
Feels encouraged to say to the public, that her
HOUSE and STABLES are we'll furnished for
the reception and accommodation Of those who
may be pleased to call. Il: SMITH.
Mrs. Smith is prepared to entertain Stage Pas
seugers, shouli any think proper to call. Their
Baggage shall be removed to and fro II the Stage
Ol:ce free Of charge:
II Nv Residence is on tho corner of Giles
. pie street, the lot formerly occupied by Mrs
Barge convenient to the Market and near the
State Bank.
Fayetteville, Sept. l, 1888.
44-lmf3m
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In Equity.

In Equity.
South Carolina Cherdw District.
Wiley Kelly and VIM. Kelly hih
Admr's Of David Kelly, tor
/ vs.. 7 account
Eizabcath Kelly ot al. ana
Heirs OF David Kelly Partition.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Sonn
Wingatc. defendants in this case are absent
from the limits of this state. tits, OH motion OF
Sims Sol. for complainants, ordered that the
said absent defendants do appear, and plead an.
swcr or demur to the bill Of complainants on or
before the first day Of January next or the said
bill will be taken pro eunfesso as to them.
II is also ordered that notice Of this order be
nublished IN the Chcraw Gazette twice month
for the spaceiof three months: ~
GEO. w. DARGAN,
Comm'r in Equity for Chcraw District.
Sept. l2, 1888. Go,
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American Farmer.
-TOMPLETE sets of this excellent periodical
" consisting of Is volumes each.
Also, ROBERTS SILK MANUAL a
work of general utility, comprising all the IN
formation necessary to be known IN the cui'
ture of the Mulberry and growth of Silk.
The above works are offered for sale, at the
Office of the FARMER and GARDNER,
Northeast corner of Baltimore and Charles
ton-streets, Baltimore, Md.
April 18th, 1887.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21
Stoves, St0ves, STOVES.

THVHE Subscriber will receive in few days q
IL good assortment ofBOX, SIX PLATE, and
FRANKLIN STOVES, suitable for churches,
Factories. School Houses, Work Shops and
other buildings where uniform heat is wanted
at small expense; which will be sold at small
advance on cost, for cash. He Will also receive
specimen of cooking Stoves for which he will
execute orders. The public arc requested to call
and examine it.
Having made arrangements with extensive
Stove Dealers in N. Y. stoves Of any size or
pattern, not on hand, can be furnished at the
shortest notice.
Russian and English iron Stove Pipes Of suit
able sizes always on hand.
J. HERVEY.
Nov. IL, 1888.
So bp2t
The Salisbury Watchman and Charlotte jour.
aal are requested to give tho above two inser.
lions and send their Bills 10 }. II.
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Received by the late arrivals at the Book
Store number of New Religious Works,
which with those on hand before, make
an assortment. Among them are the
following: ,
DOSTON'S FourfoIi State, SCOTS and
ID Clark's Commentaries, Crudeus Concord
ancc, Miners Chucrh History, CudwoF'h's In
tellectual System, vol. lst, Campbolls -Four Cos
pcls, App!cton's Works, Missionary EntsrpIizes'
Watsons Dictionary. Dwights heoIOgy'
Horne's Introduction, Gaston's Co!!ect!ons, tyn'
dale's New Testament, Comprehensive Bible,
Family Bibles. Hodge on the Romans, Lime
street Lectures Spruce Street Lectures, Marrow
Of Divinity, Cole on Gods Sovereignty, SYNOD o.
bort, Marks Mcdulla, Harvey Oh Moral Agency
Memoir of Dr.. Porter, Memoir Of Dr.. Neyln' Me-
wins Practical Thoughts, Nevin on foPery
Luther on Galat:ons, Life Of Calvin, Calvin on
Romans, Buffers Analogy, Chalmers "c:ks
; Dicks Works.