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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20
NEW ROOT AND SHOE STORE

I'D W. HUNTER respectfully Informs his friend. and HE pu
des lie generally that h. ha opened Store street ShocSo
Hin nearly Ira Tchcnors Coach Mandatory where h"
constantly hand good omcn Of every d"-
cription of Ladies'. Genlcmens Misses, Boy and Children
boots and SHOES ~ch he will cell low o cash. 10 paEe
tual cus:omcfs
Sep, 20 39-3t
Y5RS H.rKENZlE'S Seminary for Young Latir-, wifs
" rhe October, the reception OF boarde ID
DIV pup,. I3g-3,.1 Sop, 20
AANGiSG.i',.IHiR GRopZcK DdHeng Nostsr from FHrf
Public -. RchroHd, and its vicinity, that be VIII
Dancing Academy OF October next MI WOO,
.a house, opposite M Ghts Es Man street. where tho
Youu. Ladies' III find
ANY person may patruEzc him, will please call A.
Hse,', opposite The Depot the Post Once
e. G. hopes hy his alrn and phase al the cli
1rns Richmond aud paienrs who viii confidence hIn
Sept - Stu
4 TEACHER WASTED.-The subscriber wi.hc. TO 'r:a-c
~ Of experience, WHO can tf-
nIsh satisfactory 'estmonas OF mofal character ara aos u"
Latin and Greek angussG hahrmaS hnd tie r'Uni
English take charge rt small 'c'H
family. 10 Who furnish The Testimonials S."r!
wages vii! DO given Address the sub'crlhcT hn r
P a. amci. coro,y Va JSO. Z. r0T1 on.
sept 30 ss-"f"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20

DeepsT S:ii--Since article OF last week, We learn
that tie Mid Lothian Company have bored 10 The depih
of "a feet in The coal without any prospect Of reaching
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20

The Lynchburg VirgInan is welcome to pour out lis
ph,al Of pr,uance upon US. We are too much accus
toned 10 sGch sspersons But Of Thing may be
assured II Cannot By such indirect means, lnjure the
ssce nsion or the success of the Phunx II rise
The Virgin lie contrary notwithstanding! What
say ye Republicans The ayes carry by reclamation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20

The President is expected in New York TO day, as ap-
pears by article IN The Philadelphia SPIRIT OF The
Times
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20

.Hore ch,ap Bacon, Sugar and .kotassss.
EyTE wish the Enquirer know hat always
" keen stock Of BAcoS, and that they can al all us
b,v Of u. on A. good other IN The ciiy s
sGnimes To- Isltc We have jus received aud arc no"
dftring ,.. .,.,
20 Gao lbs CT cheap Mddirg dry ard perfectly sound
s Uua Tbs Western Shoulders and Hams
Is nGa beautiful small :ize Sm'hted tmhy Eceon
20 hhds cheap Sugars
= : do superior St CroK
% DO New Orleans and West India aoIas..I
AID 10 every thing IN tie Grocery lnr at ihs low - ''
s., so faa-stl WYATT 4 WHITE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20
sp,. 9-2l in,ermeuts from yellow fever

Tie CGrtGjn dropysi! Tic tonr tc,miad',a
The Kanawha Gazette says MIR Clay passed through
Charleston on The 9Th inst his return from the East
10 his home in Kentucky He arrived here in The Stage
late Friday evening was visited al The kanawha
House by many Of his friends and departed for Guynn
dnp early on the following morning. The Maysvi.!e
Eagle states. hat he arrived there on Sunday the Sh,
and departed Monday morning, for his residence at
Ashland lie was in fine health and spirits. though ap
pareniIy hat the loser in fish bg the fatigues
OF his Northern journey The Pilgrim Orator may
now 90 on s.mendnp his fences"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20
Greai Democratic Mating in Goarhi1nd


At arge and resps clabe meeting ct The Trends Of
the present Administration in The county OF Go"chand,
held their Court house, the 10Th Of September tha,
being the Cur, Day to The purpose Of taking into con.
saei alton the propriev irsIrGcrng Senator in
the Legislature of Virginia Col Peter Gu"rrar; vas
called the Chair, and jain NJ Ford vas sf2"ntsc
Secretary aherenpon, tie following Presn5!e md
Resolutions were offered by II. Mon'eIro. as EXPIRES
sise Of the views of The meeting, which were nnan-
niousiy adopted:
Whereas We, The Republican Party Of the County Of
Geuchiani, have. IN commnn With Our Democratic
brethren in this Senatorial District, behei wish feel
ings Of s,rcog dsapprobaton, The course pursued sy
Senator Eontslne durirg the last session o s General
Assembly: That elected as he was 10 the yea. 1884.
and again ,e-r!ec,ed in 1898, exclusively by The votes
and sfor,s the friends Of The Administration. and un
der circumstances of peculiar excitement but tho well
calculated 10 draw line of dsmafcation between The
two cnnrendiny political parties, il has been with equal
pain and surprise that have witnessed his recent hos
.,le couduc, towards that Administration Neither has
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20

DEATH of .M7TTHEF GREY IF Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia papers announce the death of This
worthy. phant hropic, and useful citizen tho brea'hed
his last Tuesday morning. in The sh year of his age
-ie had recently been much injured By being thrown
from carriage; and his decay ing constitution was not
strong uph stand the shock MIR Carey has filled
large space in the eyes of the country and his friends
have been invited to prepare ample biography OF hrs
life and services The Literature of America owes much
10 Matthew Ear1Y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20

FRoa TEXAS The Alexandra arrived from Calves.
Tan =, New Ori-ans the l0h Instant reports Texan
schooners st war in 6 Bay Co! Williams has been
e,ec,ed In Congress BY 81 votes over Colonel Evans-A
new channel has been discovered int" the harbor al
Galveston which admits vessels drawing twelve feet
water at all times and thirteen during high water =
Great difference Of opinion IS said to prevail IN Texas
on The proposition Of alliance by four Of the Northern
Ptuyinces of Me xcn which bad II Enlled
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20
Senators,
Representatives,

rhs Says the Tuscaloosa RAG WIN mas VIC
The las, session. The Democratic candidate '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20

We ANNOUNCE with much regret the death of Mrs
JarL POLLARD the wife Of Robert Pollard, Esq OF tbs
CITY, who hrea,hcd her last on Tuesday morning.
A NJ in the slst gear Of her aye. She was unver-
sally beloved and resPectedhavng filled all the rea
tons Of lie n 80 exemplary manner The loss to her
tpraaved cunsor, adequately poufray FER.
Iaps no example can be found in Virginia Of Pair
early married and so long connec,ed-Mr T. beag only
l. wears old at the time Of his marriage and his wife
only Is This amabIr and affeciionaie couple lived
together So years-bsssed with several children, grand
1re,t rrand children
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20

V5RS N.rKENZlES Seminary for Youn: aiir. wrIife open
rh Octobot the reception OF riders nd
dayp 'i'iis l39-3t' sept ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20

p s. As mark Of Mr.. Fontanes respect for the
opinions Of hs constituents forgot 10 mrn"n thai
soon as he had finished his kdrangae, he leii n" Court
house refusing listen sns"rr TO the charges and
afsums mis- contained in the Preamble and Resolutions
I,,,le else vas seen Of hlm during The day and it s
feared liza, snne Of Capt Wakinss shot have taken
such effrc That rOrthy misrepresentation mag not
be abi. to reach Tie county ri HaR0rU.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

Fanaiicism Lloyd Garrison and his dis
cples ave lately put forth lheiI creed, in the form
If resolutions the character OF which may be inferred
trom The following, Of which the remainder are Il
legitimate results;
Resoired, That man never made To govern
man. but 10 be governed by his God; that tbs no
position is eleaf, established by the Christian
Scriptures, by the nature OF man, aud BY the ex.
perente OF all hu1an COVER inents, and 1nasiuueh
as all tfrous OF men to govern men have ended, aud
must oil necessity end in anarchy and blood"
We fnd too, in the papers, letter from Edmund
Quincy, SAID to be slineuished member of the
legal profession in Boston, 10 Coy. Everett Of Mas
sachusetls, fesignng his commission as a Justice ol
tie peace, foi the reason thai lie cannot con-
scentousy discharge the duties imposed BY he Of
flee ola conselvhor oft public Peace, which ne
ccssanly involve die assumption Of the right on the
par, of The community. of taking human life which
assumption, the says,) whether made by individuals
or nations believe TO be SIN against God :" and
likewise because lie wishes by this act to absove
himself 4" from tie guilt incurred by taking the
oatls Of allegiance 10 the Ami Christian consttu
tlons ofihe State (Massachusets) and the U1ion, at
The lin e ! accepted the Office" He adds: Though
hold an oath Of ALLEGIANCE 10 amy government,
founded upon the hight Of taking life at its dscre
lion TO be absolutely void, alb niiio being CONTRARY
TO the allegiance due, aud due only. TO tie Mosl
High sill cannot feel myself disclar ed from the
sin 4 rebellion against the government OF God, with
out public aljutation Of all legjance under which
may have laid yself IN any existing human gov
eminent. | do, therefore, in the prescuce Of AL
Mighty God and before you, Chief Magistrate OF
f'n, Ii L.. - =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

,,.,,, Huitfeauiis.-1 Providence (R. | } Jour.
;ao,,n,s MS Of sale. in "a, city, OF $500 tees for
$1,000. sky days credit, undonb'ed paper.-1he
Philadelphia Herald oflhe 22d inst. says, What of
On oob trees advertised be sold there the day be-
fare only 10 900 were sold, at - cents for small
ees and ia Tor four 10 five ieetue the sale Of
the remainder being stepped.' The National Intel
hgcncer says-''tle uets or plants IN 'he North
of this years growth, from buds, average not
more than 3 feet ia height, so mat tie ritee
gwen ior The above mentioned ''tes was only equal
10 S. apiece for the best trees in ih's Fart OF the
county," Why do not the buyers Of the Multicauis
come to The South In the vicinity OF Lynclburg
there are a considerable number Of trees. Of most
lnxurant growth winch can be purchased certainly
as low, per tree, and therefore at half the actual
cos ofihe Northern shrubs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

me Ne'' ! rh Mrror.-The last No. OF this
"eII-snsIaIned periodical is embelils!ed with mos,
magnificent engraving of "the landing at James
Town lis pages are enriched also by articles. in
prose and poetry, Of Tie highest order of excellence
An extract hom Fay's new novel. 1.-The Coun-
'ess Ida "a Wal-slreet skcich in the happiest vein
OF an accomplished writer-an Interesting Tale of
Nap'es'' by James Aldrich-a finished poem bv
"eo'P' Mors-a letter from lis elegant London cor
10 'noent, VIM Cox--"The Dead Guest.,a story
IN Tue herman, with which these WHO like to .sun
'"hoffofS Will be delgGled-an admirably written
"ouce oil Goelhe's Fauslus, &c. &C. The Miro,
''se'es and we are glad 10 hear is receiving libe
wv e'u increasing patronage. We learn that new
''0Scf'oerS may be furnished from the commence.
, n Vi 'he PRESENT volume, by application TO the
0S'nas'er' who is the agent for Lynchburo and ms
vicinity. "''' "s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

"a swell ion tic saLe of The Company, as for
..,.,ose of affordng to our landholders practi-
-, illustration of the benefits which they will de-
rive, in The augmented price 81 their products from
,be system of internal improvements The high
10. ffteieblfor u months past, consequent upon
's low state of the water, rendering navigation Diff
.,e, with boats half or two-thlfds loaded, has
.,,sed heavy reduction npon every bnshel ofwheat
.o5 every barrel of flour and every hogshcad of to-
= senito Richmond. This reduction has gene
III. ,ome out of the pockets ollie producer Let
ho Canal be once fairly under way aud the prices Of
n.l will not only be lower, but they viii be stable
.,a uniform, which cannot fail to ut into the
.a,,e,. Of he aercullur polli OF the comnu-
nifty trading to this place large annual advance "po"
preseut prices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
Portrait Painting.

VER. Il MRS. NICHOLSON having taken the
I'VE house formerly occupied by Mr.. Bailey, al
Amherst Court House, ave Pre-, AIRED 10 Paint
Miniatures and Portraits, for any honiay
desire II. Our ieru.s moderate. and We invite the
public generally, and III particular those who are dis
posed to encourage u.s. call and examine the quail
ny of our Paintings. rom the satisfaction hereto
fore given. We hope TO meet With liberal encourage
ment.
Oct. % w5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
Drawings Received.

The following numbers we've drawn for the
PETERSBURG LOTTERY,
Glass, No. G. for 1899.
At Alexandra on Saturday, October OH viz:
9 as 20 % 81 so q % 40 28.
And the following were the drawn numbers for the
Wheeling WHEELING,
Extra Class, n o. g. for 1889.
At Richmond on r E.SDAY the 22d inst. VIZ
37444 "a 8 G5 10 &C 81 % Al b.
Good Prizes sold at BOOkER'S OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

lie poelica contribution Of " Sylyanus,
'oo detective for publication. The idea is
'' over too widea surface, and there are several
bv an inaccuracies which only be correc ed
oro,, 'modeling ofihe stanzas in which they
.". il our correspondent, some Of whose ina.
sly Poetical, would condenSe his Thoughts
ten-lo "'' not reaterae the same idea too of
We ,a.;. lo''u not fail to attain high reputation
rr,,,d "'n TO follow the IIoralian naxn and 10
ues r''Sh IMAM the number oil hIs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
NEW FALL d WINTER scoops.

AN receiving an excellent assortment ofseason.
u able Staple and Fancy Goods, which, FOR variety
and extent is unsurpassed by any IN upper Erg ina.
Goods are low, and can be bough very cheap by
calling on the subscriber.
\ comparison Of prices has becn made by nler-
chants returning, who bought in Richnohd &c. and
decided IN favor Of mine Therefore, those wishing
10 purchase by the piece, need look no further. |
ieeI confident Of satis! ng all who will examise my
stock. JOHN u. NEEM
Oct. I lu #
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$50 REV Essb.
Oct e

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber. on Sunday
Il a night the 2Olh inst negro man, SFEPHEN,
81 Yeas old and Nancy his wife, % years old. Sic
phcn dark colour, full large eyes, fine counle-
nance AMI coarse voice. his clothing Is not known,
as he carried off several suits He has suit of
blue broad cloth, or 3 pair OF rantaloons, home
made Jeans, and big cost Of camblet. Nancy Is "A
bright mualto, with It full head OF hair right arm
stuff III the elbow. She has sevefaldresses OF striped
Lnsey aud others of Mefno. Calico &c. cloak Of
Circassian and a Nuns bonnet, striped. Stephen
raised in Botetonrt county IN the family OF the
Beae's and had lived there aud in Pocahoulas coun-
" until bought him. which has been but little
more than two months. Hcwa owned in Pocahon-
tas, his last place OF residence, by a Mr.. Morphat,
who was also the owner OF his wife, Nancy. Her
father and mother now owned bJ Martin DIilcy,
in or near nuntersville, Pocahontas county, where
think his probable they viii make theIr way, as
they to have extensive acquaintance 10 that aud
Botetoutl counties will give the above reward II
delivered me in Bynchburg, and pay all necessary
expenses incurredof II they be confined IN jail so that
| get them again, IHOS Low f..
~ The Buchanan Journal and Le"isburg En-
quner will please insert the above twice and forward
their accounts to this Office FOR pay ment.
Oct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
General Agency and commission
Business.
Fs'HE subscriber sGels his services TO The public
4 as GcMcr:.l A. GOVT ard CoLnlMissioLs

1--WE subscriber eieIs his services to the public
rs General Agent and Commission
\ erCfiaitt, 10 vii: 10 Is absh Revolutionary
L.tud, Bouu'y and Pension Claims for widows, WHO
were narrled pfor to January, l794-lor the bny
ing aud selling al every species OF Property, wheth-
er Real OF Personal. all kinds OF County Produce,
MuIIcaus rIets and slips all kinds OF Stocks, &c.
&c. Also, RECEIVING aud iorn ardng Goods and Pro
duce, renting Of Real Estate, hnng oil \ groes
drafting of Instruments OF Whiting, negotiating Of
Contracts, and sale OF Paper on Brokerage, &c. &c,
all of which, aud IN fine, every other Kind q busi-
uess, that nay come within Tie pusew oil an daeHt.
will be transacted the most reasonable terms, and
with the utmost despatch.
Believing that the present and increasing popnla-
ton # the town of LyuchbuIg and the conse-
quett Stale # commercial lmI Ouauce II must arrive
al Il ON its commanding location, It's extensive back
country for support, the very heavy crop OF produce
that is grown the present yer, and the general sp
ri OF agricultural improvement that Is abroad IN the
surrounding country, together with the anticipated
and speedy tonpeton OF the James River and IA
nawha Canal 10 This place, renders an establishment
of this Mud, conducted on moderate commissions,
desirable in tins place at the present me. The sub
scribers Once will be kept TWO doors ifom kyle's
corner, leading 10 the Washington Hotel.
ROBERT II. GRAY.
ocl % DIV
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ErIaS Jones,

and attempted TO pass free man. but since says
he belongs to MIS-. Elizabeth Mcneil, Polly and
George Griffith, who resided when lie lett ~ Cum
be land county, North Catolina.-Urias is five feet
five and one quarter inches high, about lwenly-slx or
seven wears OF age. has on the right check, on
the left side of his forehead, near the han and be-
tween the eyes-hc has. also, several scans on The
breast and left leg--is Of dark coaplexion-sreaks
quick aud couvtrses wel--he can read prln, and
saws he Is a rough carpenter. When taken, be had
in his possession silver watch, some Je"eIy ana
$40 in cash, a blue cloth ffock coat. with velvet
collar checked velvet vest, orercoat, with some
other articles Of clothing AID an ivory beaded sword
cane.
No,o his is 10 gire notice, That unless the sard
Negro is reclaimed. and all chafges pad, by The 18th
Of November 1882 he will he sold according ~ law,
for Jail fees, &c. &c II. NON LIN. Ja'of
Of Franklin County, Virginia.
Franklin Co., Oct. % WON
~ The "Danville Reponer'' will please copy
unfIi The day of sale aud forward its account 10 me
for collection. II. nv" LIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

05T~ The Circuit Count Of OHIO has recently in.
feted fine OF $500 upon the Rev.. T.. M,han' and
imprisoned him for 80 days upon an indic,men, fo,
'"e 'o'e'oe rescue 81 negro WHO had been taken
up as " runaway IN that State. Decisions like this
WIN "'noch 10 rerpenate the harmony between the
nee ana the slaseholding States. The Rev. Abo.
hion'st was defended among others. by the late Van
Bnreh Senator III Congress, Thomas Morris
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
Public sale OF Land and Ne
grOes.

by VIRTUE Of deed of trust, executed by
- William Walton. to the subscriber, On the 22l
nay of December, $50. and OF teenfd m the Clerks
Office pi the comfy ri }uekDg ham-will be sold TO
the highest bidder, lot rash. on thursday. tho 2St
das OF November, at Meadow Lam. ON Bent Creek.
in buckingham rounfs. and near 10 the residence oi
SAID W alton, the several following named
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

have beoa - houston popcls to the 81 inst.
mar had J.. e'eo at New Orleans. President La
gaph yeno., IT. o"l was recovering. The Tee
no epid.,.'' 'a''fabIy Of the health of Houston
monh 'e'n'c had prevailed, and during the n,evions
the placo = u'"''s occurred. The population OF
the emio,a,' very much reduced, in consequence of
u The Republic. A"''''' the nfv e'r'al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

10 wit one Tract OF Land on Bent Gfert. IN said
county OF Buckingham, adjoining Wm. Thurman
aud others, containing I65 mofn or less. Anoth
or tract on sumo cteek IL snne county, containing
3sb acres more OF less, aud adjoining the first
TONED tact, aud athers. Another Tract same
creek aud in sumo county, containing dA6 acres more
oi less, adjoining tho lands oi George Penn aud 9th
efs, beng the same bought by sad Walton OF John
Hams. Another tract SAID cteek, sind county,
containing 900 acres N less adjoining the lands
ol Charles Phelps and others. bought by said Wal
ton ot NaWlet y Walker. Another traot IN SAID
county on said creek, containing $50 acres adjoining
the lands of Sirattou " hoeler bought by sad " al
ton Of Robert Walton. Another tract near Bent
Creek, containing POO OF less, aud hound
ed by the lands of Dahncy Gonch and Others ght
BY said Waltun OF VIM. thck Another tract on
tie waters 81 Broad Greek containing 800 acres mite
OF less. bou ght by SAL Walton of WIN. Chick. aud
bounded by the lands of Reeves y White and 9th.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28
New Grocery i'm Lynchburg.

UlHE subscribers hayiog removed 10 Lynchonfg g.
4 respectfully inform 'helf trends ana 'Ie pup
= ,orar,Ily that they have taken The house lorner-
" occupied by Martin, Wand q Davis two doo's
GaIon charles PheIps's Auction ROOM, aud oppo-
30 Ncss,s. s. & NJ. H. Galapd's Law Oihee,
where hey intend to keep general assortment ' OF
Grocefjeyioy sale at very low rates, Tor easl
Oct oS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-28

by sin " will be seen, has heen scourgcd
the ,oa.' '''"ef destructive fire. The situation of
symn.I. u o'a' CITY calls loudly, not only for the
mpa'ly but the active charity Of their Gow.ci,.
ced the M, I'VE" Orleans has already common
byindiviJ,~, "ofh' 1923 having been subscribed
ferers Of that city and forwarded 20 the suf-
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klSlEs KEN

rENIIE BRICK HOUSE situated At The junction
Il Of I'hitd sricet and 8tN,h allcy-Tlle,e is y
good well of water aud al lllr necessary onl hous-
rs, on the l.oi--l'ossrsion may be had an Isl No
yemhcl next. Foi terms aply u
HENRY l.. DuFfEb.
OcI MlW
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BOOKS, STATIONARY. Ar.

XaTEateuow rcce,y,o, and ope,i,,, on, ran sun.
w ply Of Enok4 Sr,lion.,y Ac With we
invite II ne aIlenI1op ul oir trends and ,, n,Il,, ,c,
orally. Tn, f,llowino are :, few ofon, Rnnls
The lie and VIKINGS Of Wasb,,pInn in - vol.
hy ]. Sharks
life of Washipaton in | vel Lv Sharks
Coopcr's n wal History orf,rljnnrd S,a,cs.
Banc,of,ss II,.tory nj mo l. St,t,s
Neuoi,s of A ,,,, Hnr,
Private Journal of Aaron BUR-,
brougha" Sketches o Statesmen LIST aud ID series,
Btougldofs Opinions on Theology, Law DC,
Webstefs Speeches,
tseretts o"ilons
Bndge"aier lleatI7es, vols,
Lelehons Works.
MoshIeu' : Church History,
Hawks Church History,
Mellyai9es Sermons,
ilale's Sermons,
MelvilIt's Sermons,
Dicks Theology
Mrrs Report Of Presbyterian Church Case,
MoElros's Report Of do do,
Prayer Books, handsome assortment,
Family and Pocket b blcs,