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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

NJ GOOD HOUSEWIFE should never be wi,hent |.
UNIVERSAL PILLS They have been proved by thousands
the assistant OF raiure Uncovered
may taken oil times, nader circumstances by
paying strict attention the directions which accompany
To had genuine o all the agents advertised by
Dr. Brandreth and likewise at bis own once al broadway
81 Beware OF eouuterfeis An agests who sell the ges
nine medicine have certificate sealed ard signed D Bran
dreth D. Purchaser ash 10 see before you pcnd yeur
mosey. mSl-u
n NOTICR-The wholesale business ef Or. Brssdreths
principal oc~ now his and spscious essb
liza uent No. 24I Broadway, where his ebrand "vk0k
TABLE UNIV ERsAL PILLS" may a Az times b. obtained
In large or where all are desired 70
direct their communications. Rsmember-- -
The PRINCIPAL BRANDhETnIAn oFriSEh
al Broadway, opposite The PARK
The Minor OfRces arc
sprsse street, next TO San st6ee and
NIB For authorised ~, Dr. Brsndreths advertise
newt ssd observe that eli who cell the genuine medicine have
. eer6ss,e on agency sealed and signed 80
msi-n .. bhhNSSsI ~. -. -.
r opAuAN RENHERs fermeriy of Newbern, n. @.
Arrcarsv courssLLeR At Law -,
u.,....c.. Ue, william CASTOR, Nevbern, @.
Hon wiMsw n. Haywood, Raj ~ G..
Mon 4. D. Henry, Fayetvine, ~ g.
Mr. r. n. Taylor, Mobile, A.
rs Blosp,. ESQ, Mobile, Al.
Mr.. Johs n. Strong Linden, Al
Mr.. william Locsc. Linden Al
ltSVss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

THE STUDY OF HOUSEKEEPING " Co
BoosKeeIng the disposition Of busias,s
books that there eec,ua Of teaching beck
Ss; s @ se
and besensg familiar with the account books irem
merchandise are all the transactions that place susne
ssy s . sT
ceps renews sna performs many Transactions most o. which
Daring Of instruction rs student hs. brsushtbe
snch q which subject ofremark conversation and study
The pupil Tor sImost sny emergency years mus,
mercantile house before the which
introduced 70 the pupil ia few weeks could eone under
The course also includes various calculations Mercantile
eSuns snd interest," .eSa Insurance. .scssnse
give. .,sr due snsson Rooms .psn day and Evening
ia the New YORK. psse schools IN pr.erenss 70 any book.
on the subject the OF this institution well known
ss"es 81 Sosse Eay
2'e page, octave ], afsh sai,los price s2s
pages cciavo yrice rs cests
* Lecture o. s.esLsspng viii the Balance Sheets.
:, commended to read this lecture. nays imesd-
CUTLERY, CuTLEHY..Tbe subscriber. have
of Cu,eryyory balance handle tssi. sns
kniyes with without forks In complete Of ~ pieces
and . . ms as table cutlery and
s.e' .ss ~s :: s,S
butter ash knives ladies' &c al well worth
~ attention sf persons commencing housekeeping
PocrET curLEsy-Rodger's and Cookies celebrates
and pocket knives In great variety also sponsnen snd Ces
gress Knives, mounted In gold snd silver.
RAxoss-Ths celebrated mathematical rssors, Rodgers
Elliott Smith Rssors warranted good OF Me-
shs sgic strep patent portable travelling and shaving
cases -. -
scIsessrain and fancy ladies' eutusssu' and lace s's
Psrors-of Dwelling, belt, and pocket pssoh 'pssdid
-, :. -,
Nh Re,ssers ss.orsv. supplied Is usu.. small
advance. GHANhLSr wnshss
s5o ims Aaor uopse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08
IL. q. Brinkley,
ATT X NEy AT l. W,

Jackson, TENN,
III VIII strictly attend the collection and adJustmebo
claims In any part Of the Western District.
Foster K Fagg, Nashville, Moore Jackson, New York,
James Elrod, Jackson, Robt Jeareyst Co, DO.
Armour, Lake l. Co, do. Gill, Cam pbell& Co, Phiad.
Richard McRee, da Lake 4 Co Baltimore,
whiting q Stark, New Orleans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

" CONSTANTLY on hand at the msnsfaeturer's ware
hause 1g Beekmnn street. large stock Of all his known
PENS, warranted q best quality.
These Pens manufactured under the
tendence Of Mr.. Gllot The public may therefore cont
IDENTIFY depend the maintenance Of those qualities which
have obtained for them great reputation
B. Beware of Commercials which easily
by their unfnhed appearance, and the inferior
which they put up. m3Qlm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

LOVES
sIisss,v :.I..I 4 ii.l,; MnEnT
~ Lad. and sISssS sG,' visiting Card. ana CARDS
Home engraved in be most tasty and style and
T. has Just received iron Paris be, uful and tas
y ENVELOPE ,s enclose Cards At HON. &C great say.
can possibly be Invented, s2iIms
HOLIDAY PHEsESTs.
AT l72BRoADwAy.
CARDS I'd Ps' Erss ss Italian ,1d sosy
be the sf Maiden Lase asd Broadway q
sTOUTs Engraving Establishment where specimen books
Also SILVER plated Door Number plates The plating q
Merchants, Commission Cards executed with ssd
Letter Stamps Consular and Ne,orsI Seals engraved 70
Brass Door Plates. KnoeL.r.Le
First Premium and Tuscan straw Hat
No. rs, BrosassyI away i and % Divi.Io. street,
T"s s 'ar.s 2, 6 s,.s,,.''''
crscur covsr, Tuesday. 10Th October, 1857
esOsss Tgcxrs, }.,.,,,
tn. ssy came y. paa By his attorney ssd appear
sg 70 te 81 he Cour thai The defendant, NON.
or 81 yseel. a be New ios Herald g.pr gsss.
ey @ suit unless they appear sere The hs day
Of the term OF this Court give speesl ball and plead udg
satisfy plaintiffs demands, sod this cause
contsued until next term oi This court MA So.
L,ON sALE-The Wind Min on ls,s 81 the Sd
nue.. Alse dwelling bouss and stable attached W Ne
same Apply At 10 Maiden Lane BIN.
NJ Is N,s, vOUTHSs AND CHILOR n MN
Nl CLOTHINC.-GEO. A. HOvTk CO, No n Bowery,
extensive assortment of ready made clohise
or sash. eiber !; wholesale Or ressii massn.
Or DOLLARS KEWARD.-Loet this day, some
LD where between Wall and the foot Of Beskman
Leather Pocket Book Of yellow color containing
feses Of bank nsersnce and rsa road stocks notes o.
hand, he various memsrsndurs and receipts, all OF when
az but the whoever found said pocks
book ani will with its contents No - Ferry ~
slail receive the above reward. -.
New xoeky 4, 1899 mo-n-
GOOD CHA person DESTROYS 9, ~ se ~
N Jog Tave boarding House IN the lower pst ~ ~
cy-the Purrmre stock &C of house doing Rcod busl
ness for sale For particulars apply al Washington seeI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08
0NnIs ,XO,h PAsTE-An ''es'" ~" ''s'''

"a Mnas sOOrn PAsTk-An des"' ' 49,
" approved Demri6ce.-
70 give pear y wilderness 70 the teeth, ,,
II snhance the charms ssd beauty ~ tne a"S'"'
And add fragrant sweetsess 10 ths 49,
II n attainment Gag devepty wrnssus,a
Though re'er ii how enesiv ssa''
TIVE drrs Tooth Paste happily ,nsufs
This mueb desired result, as VII " 49,,
w,,h rrcn pess ssd high satisfacuen' P'vrs. -
TN oppIs TOorH PASTE, whhe oesnune. M
tssth removing and preyentiog saI, pSn.ns.s nm.
,.r,., "a giyi.c clear sne pes5
M. solor Of the lips ssa guns sHo Eve snonss
Provss W. -. 1.Sk Of the mouth-by ~ dstntccusg
ossy,,.. n sresy tends to pressrye tse .sa LOW
that peculiar and hsgrnnt So eetsess 70 INC
,. ~, wkIsh The Root - Justly and excessively
oIs, n, ~ ror sale " NJ cssle and retail by -
cekprseu' H. c. HART No. It's Broadway,
a9Ly ------- so'n., '. y. w. -. -.
.,..1 DYTNG 4 HE MAIN, from Grey or Ksd 70
n pp.sn,ifuI Black rBrown-MAHOmMEpsI FURNISH
nv Is universally submitted 10 be the best article eVsr 80
s.ere he public. IL IL daily supersedisg every on
,op Tor he psrpo.e which v mostly composed 81 -
n.s .,ssrisls evtnusy give way snufey w
Turkh Dye It's operation y almost msses Dsns Wa.
=, the niakt b-iore going to bedon sss
ming the Transformation is ccnpets TIE an rengh..ss
fers charge either from dscolOrment y, 1i
or cher cause hs ne be attended with 80 nt - " "
Consequences "n@e''" al g. HART IT'S Broadway,
a., corner Of Couruan,tst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08
COLORED PAPERs

Fancy Paper BOIes.
DLANC - BODEN nfacure and keep constantly
- hand asrge assortment OF orsd papers sosh as PLAN
coored MARBLE embossed, spotted and notified
papers Merchants and viii 6nd their ad
vantage call Msens Blanc Boaens factory No 50 Gold
street. before purchasing elsewhere.
Fancy paper order In shape ssd trimmed
tastefuly.
b. have had several premiums AMI diplomas awarded
them for their specimens OF coered papers, wei as Tor
Nsnufsciory, No. 81 Gold, corner OF Fulton street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

NJ NOTICE-An persons having claim. against yonn
Adams formerly OF her HAIL. 10 Park New ets'
by book otherwise requested 10 meet se ss
cord ward Hotel Wednesday, the 9th instant at oeoeS
PM mysa
T COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO D. LIZ.
CAS- given Smiths late Hudsons City Hotel, Brsek
Iyr o- Thursday evening, May feth.
iI,sry Garden mysss
Ur UEACON COUNsE-THIs DAY, May the sth
e. he la provcment OF Rosd HorsesThe trostng com
.sress this day The shove course, ecerk Purse
s,so Two mile heats, In hsrsess
Wv
= A Irpdsrhill br NJ Beusy Tayler.
= n ~ arott h n Mai
!, ysnJerwsier b. n. Kitty Glover.
a WIN smith gr h. Ben Frsnkiin
,roeocs Purse sSeo. Two mile beats under ,hs saddle.
KNTRfKs
N ysnderwster b h. Rather.
!, N Jenes h. yem Oeshs
n r. Csrmsn ar Modesty -,
nes.rs SHE ting giving privilege Of enclosed space
- .srs.s IA ali parts Of the course.
IS e.~il,oa All gallery 80 cts; ccsmon stand % cts
hass nuressna tickets for any Of The stands VIII show
a. - Z, ~. xne and PASS free. AbSxk L. hOIIs
Races on Tuesday nest. isth Of WAY mysM
~ Mas BIRD Miswife and tems hyscias hs. re-
,o az Rawery door above Bieecher street
sa l.. with bssd pleasant turrshed
.oams ard The hest of attendance during Their
Ma Frd continues be consisted en- Al diseases
10 females Advice graus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08
DIAPHANOUS WINDOW SHADES,
WARRANTED

WARRANTED
TO WASH WITH SPONGE AND WATER
AND TO STAND ALL CLIMATES.
these elegant and graceful creations Of fancyso much
onIed by the shonabes of Paris and bsseen
UNITE IN TPR; FASHION WITH TASTE AND ECONOMY,
equally suited the drawing room, parlor boudor
bedrso and universally admsed for their aoveiy
t spsn svipes these skadss clean and ~ original
freshness beauty With ordinary Ay uu lost for years.
and at their present low prices they are
NOT ONLY THE MOST ORNAMENTAL
BUT THE CHEAPEST AND
THE MOST ECONOMICAL
WINDOW SHADES
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
Sold wholesale and retail. by e. DOYLE,
Beekman street, Clinton Hail
And by A. LENT, SIT Broadway.
myS-lm Opposite Nibs,s Gardens.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

GARD BDYADLxoWMEHT.
Waiting Caxaeb CayGs - HeAe. store Cards,
Ao. sc.
VAL Mt MES
sNeRAvfso, PRINrINo, AND FASHIONABLE VISITING
AND STORE CARD EsTABLIsHnEHT,
so JOHN IT,, serasr Of Hal'am =.
NEW YORK.
~ Visiting Cards Cards At Nome for Wedding PARTIES
Mercantile Cards, engraved IN superior style and
printed with the utmost In The latest ana no appo
we'd fashion
Just received lot Of Porcelain Cards which for wheness
brancy of polish cannot be exceled Persons furnish
ing their Card Plates have printed at one hours
notice.
Mercantile and Store Cards; either copper plate letter
press, and on favorable terms
All orders personally and promptly attended to-
Silver Plated and and Namber Plates OF most
approved Patterns with bronze edges silver plated
bell Pulls engraved order, In superior Style Letter
Stamps, Seals, Gc. &c. nyzIm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

There has bees fair business dome seasy - ss~~''
notice particular change In the laFhen ...s hut no
CoFPEE-fraHsac ions rs before ho"ss~ go 4
material change la prices. :. .....susncs Of the
Rics-nas Improved Ia me ssare, ~ 8.
scarcity The sales at cash, below gwen ~;v.u Aelow
SUGARs-Phe prices remain nrm. cse" 49,
show tbs prices fairly msintnsso.
ar TRANSACTIONS This Day
Codee-750 bgs Brazil 9tas sugar "a brls Brazil ST
100 " Lagura stsSs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

CARD-IMPORTANT To THE BEAU MONDE.
N -rhe Vanilla Compound Persian Soap, continues to
enjoy It's high reputation the only cosmetic that will
eruptors othe lace and ecke II gives great relief TO the
face and hands where the skin liable chap from exposure
derstnm The smooth transparent appearance gives 70 The
ladies' for shaving cannot be producing
In few seconds fine rich atber The patronage re-
ceives the nobility Of France land
has made IL extensively in Europe.
be had Of II. c. Hart OF Broad way and Court
landt 81; j. H. HWss corner OF Chamber and Broadway
VIM. B. Hofsan, 6-% Broadway and T. ~ Guop, III Bow
corner Grand a. Of Henry and Pike sts and ~
Grand
Price 50 ceseL a63m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

MANS PILLs-A sure and speedy cure Ter certain de.
cate Diseases when together the Detergent nul
der the Pills strengthened 81 the disrs.eS wgsns-
These articles universally used thae any thing
which In short advertisement would not add To
their great reputation Their popularity may he udgsd o.
the that bottles and boxes have ocen
New York, Philadelphia Bssion ssd wsshnssos DR.
lag the Those that desire may by n
these medicines be entirely cured without the fesr %
exposure. -.
Grant, Of Henry and Pike, and ~ crsno ~
Harris Of Broadway sns Chamber 81 ans az
Hudson and Nor,h Moore sts; and VIM ~ HonSsn.
nr,sdwsy Al 50 cents per boue asd boz with u dec'seos
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

A GOOD CHAtCEro person desrous 9, ~ ~.
n log Tave boarding House IN the lover PAT. a. w
cy-the Furpiture, stock &C OF house DOUG
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

DOOms WANTED:-ose or two roons Sad home
III are wasted by young Gentleman, whose reistive resd
In Kentucky, and whose occupation exclusively hvrsr
one lie m fur II accessory, IN hsndsos
rsnssr He would prefer v In d.mestic circle, wher
be could ENJOY the sd.antages Of female society bresk
would required morning AID tea tn
r. niy whom he resides would have tbs privilege Of
good hrary and all the newspapers of the couury Addre
U.,s.~ !, the ofhes III this psper. m19u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

T OOK AT THIS.-wALKER the late partner OF
IL RICHARDS, has epsp.d large splendid and ashonabc
BOOT AND SHOE Store, with ell resh stock 81 the
fashion 90 Cana the second shoe ssre west ot
Hudson w1re all low priced Bost, and different
Kinds Of 20 sbnf % Boots initiate the highest
priced boots In the city and the best OF stick and workman.
ship Also Ladies' Misses and Csdrens Ties and slippers
great abundance Please call and judge for yourself and
mistake the and No OF J. WALkLRs, no or
he old and) Canal street. where he ninbls .IPence
n.sse, tor tbe slov shilling sefns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23
Tri-Wcckiy Line ofPOst Coaces
EKD.N H. H.S'CEEEsESsG
VIA NATURAL. BRIDGE ANDIExsNaTONI
TO EEyyHSEsUsss, Va.

I'llE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
= inform the public, that they have just put on a
line OF Post Coaches, from Lynchburg by the Natu
raj Bridge, to Lexington, Va. connecting there with
the Mallhno OF Belden Walker & Co. which runs
hom that place, through the ncighborhood of the
Daeger's Sulphur Springs, by the White Sulphur
Springs to Lewsburg, Va.
This (besldrs being over the best road) is decided
" the nearcst cheapest, aud unquesonaby the most
pleasant route, altogether between Lynchburg and
Lewisburg, from which Daily Mail Line runs reg
ulariy on, by the Blue Sulphur Springs through
Charcsown, &c. to Guyandotte.
This line leaves Lynchburg on Mondays, Welnes-
days and Fridays, and returns to it on TUESDAYS,
Thursdays aud Saturdays, when il connects with the
DAILY Mail Line to Richmond, Va
o. Travellers fum Lynchburg. GOING TO apv
place beyond Lewsburg, TO the Wcst. will, by ia
king the Line through Lexington, arrive at then
destination about twenty four hours sooner than
they could by taking any other Line.
BOYD ~ EDMOND.
Aug. 16. CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23

DEATH by Lightning. following account ola
sudden and fearful death was communicated to tho
Boston Daily Advertiser by Dr. John b. Brown the
physician who examined the body of the sufferer:
On Monday afternoon, the OH inst. one ut the
boys belonging 10 the Farm Sceool, named BENJAMIN
Franklin Mead, was instantly Killed bv lightning on
Ihompson's Island. He went out with one of his
companions, named Davenport, to drive home the
cows, before The SioWer. lie was found dead w.
ing in he pasture the east side of The Island a.
bout quarter of a mile from the Farm School
House. There is not a tree shrub on that part
otthe Island. lie was IN the open pasture, with
nothing, not atence near TO attract the lightning
II seems from the appearance of his clothes, and the
examination of his body, that the shaft struck him
on the top OF hs head passed down the left side of
II, making iurrow and scorching the hair TO the
skin--it then ~ ssed down the neck, shoulders and
trunk, making eschsr all the way, until il came
TO hs legs, when it divided. and passed down his
legs until it came TO his feet il then burst out from
each OF his shoes the inside, aud penetrated the
ground, at a point equi-distant from each leg. The
hole where it perforated the ground was about two
inches in diameter. Mead had on one of those
thick firm straw hats, such The bows at the Farm
School usually wear. His pan,aloons, which were
ne,c and made OF the thckest kind of cotton cloth
looked as though large charge of buck shot had
passed through them both before and behind. The
seam on the outside Of the left leg, entirely mp
ped apart, as high the knee.
Fost mortem eXamination--A considerable guam
Wy y, o'oou mas heen discharged from the ears and
hosfhs' About three ounces of blood was found on
the outside OF the Uranium. between that and the
scalp; ana on tho inside Of the Uranium. 5etween
,nat ana tne oura-mater, eight ounces of black
blood we've found cxtrayasated-black as ink The
BRAIN was apparently uninureJ, There was no wa
ter, or blood, in the vcntricles There w,s no an.
parent arrangement in the lhoracc, or abdominal
ca"'s' except lather an unusual quantity of
water on the latter.
am told that Mead was bright SCHOLAR and had
conducted himself during his residence at the farm
school. IN such a manner to meet the spproba.
ton OF the managers and superintendent of thai in
stitu,ion.
Davenport who was with Mead. although no.
dce HIN last was discovered first. He was seen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23
500 REWARD.

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
j u on the 22nd Of November, 1887 residing in
Bedford county, near New London. hls negro man
CuILEES, tACHILLES.j He is supposed TO be
between 80 aud 35 years OF age, very black supposed
to be feet or inches high, very stout made. and
uucommony large across the breast, avery good dit
cher and oster has his breast and over one
Of his eyes, also mole his neck about the SIZE of
buck shot. which alone ought to detect him.
expect hc has obtained free papers, has been
iied off by some rascal, and is endeayoring get
free State. will give 500 reward FOR his appre
heasion if taken of the State. or $50 if taken in
the S,a,e and delivered .e, or secured in any Jail
SO that get h IN again. L. PETERS.
O. The Richmond Enquirer will insert the fore
going advertisement once week for SIX weeks, and
forward It's account to this Offices Tor payment.
June % wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23

standing 10 the pasture sithoni any haf, 10th arms
extended, twirng himself round, and kicking the
stones. lie was brought INTO the house IN state u
deIirium Search was Immediately made FOR Mead
and his body found in the pasture, above stated
aud Dsyenpou's hat was found very near him. The
presumption therefore. Is thar Mead and Davenport
were together, and that the sh AFT OF lightning
which killed Mead threw Davenport upon his back
and that he lay in a ofnscnsibiy. In this sua
alton during the shower. This Is rendered probable
from the fact thai the clothes on his back dry,
whereas those on the front Of his body DIR ippng
wet.
! have stated above. that Davenport vas brought
into the house In a state OF delfium. lie soon fell
INTO comstose State bordering on apoplexy, land
IN this state, attended with frequent retclnngs, |
found HIM was sent Tor soon The circum-
. were made n iwn TO IN IN inaeers andre ch
ed there with a. much despatch rs circumstances
would permit, probably ia about Do minutes from
the lime ! was called. Immediately bled Ddven-
port, and took rom The arm / Q ounces This gave
partial relief We could rouse him. and he answer
ed one . two questions IN a manner which indicated
dawning intelligence.
Cold water applied very profusely to ms head.
This seemed 10 have very sudden and salutary
effect. lie opened his eyes aud seemed perfectly
conscious OF every thing about him. III knew the
superintendent, who was kindly watching over him
aud the boys IN the room. Ills rccollcciions were
imperfect le,mputed to Mead what he actually did
himself. lie stated that Mead was struck by hight
ming, while kicking the Stones. lie sas himse kick
ing the stones when he was first discovered by the
superintendent. This lucid interval If 1t may so be
called.) continued but short time-He soon re-
lapsed in comatose, apopIecuc stare, from which
II was difficult to arouse him. Caharcs aud EN-
etcs were administered, and he was put into warm
bath, which had very sautsry effect.
From the obvious good effects OF the external appI-
cation Of water IN this case, he only Of the kind
was ever called In) should recommend in all cases
where persons are sruck by lightning and not killed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23
n T. w Il . OK :

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED large as
w sornlent of elegant new publications, in the
various banches of literature, VIZ: Cuvier's Animal
hingdom; LyeFs and Comstock's Geology; De
La beehe's Geological Manual; Manual of Classic
al Literature SsmoDd's Fall of the Roman EN-
pre-; Mediums Rome; Wheaon's International
Law; Hartford Convention; Fisher on the Vine
Mrs Sigouruey's Letters; Methodist Hymns and
Prayer Books. all sizes, and very fine; Wayerly
Novels, p Vols. Davy Dumps; Sketches in
Paris; Egypt, Arabia Perea and the Holy Land /:
Celestial Scenery of the Heavens by Thos. Dick :
Abso,ts Way TO do Good; Young Mans and Young
Lady's Library; Young Wilss Book; Young
Husbands Book; Gen. McCombs Tactics; Mrs
Barbauld's Lessons; Clark's Commentaries on the
New Testament; Bngly's Travels m Europe
oi'nque Med'cale by Andral; Lady Blessing tons
Complete Works Vol, &c. &c. together with
avery extensive assortments Of English. Greek, La.
tin and French School Books and Stationary Of
every description, wholesale retail at low prices
Our stock is now the most complete ever offered
IN this Market and we particularly invite the reading
community to call aud examine tor themselves.
MARTIN d LATHAM
May "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23

J. TRACT OF LAND, about 1000 Acres ~
ug IN the South part Of Bedford county, on the wa.
tefs Of Orix Creek, % miles from L,nchburg and
SIX mules from Leesse, on Staunton River. The
on the Land are a comfortable Dwell
ling House. with other necessary out houses. and
about 80 Acres of cleared Land, IN good condition
for cropping The balance of the Tract is well tim
bored and well waered, aud IS well adapted TO the
culture Of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat and Oats. The
Land viii be divided, If desired, aud sold, will
be rented loi the ensuing year. Apply 10 DIR. T..
Austin. Leesyille, Campbell county.
Augusta WITS