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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

u We gave credit 10 Mr.. Van Buren,. in on
last for disregardlng party considerations IN The p
polniment of Mr. Ledyard as Secretary Of LegatO
at The French Court. We are sorry TO say that v
were In error In supposlng that lie deserved the ere
dIt which we prema'nrely gave him. Mr. O'Sulh
'an' who received tina, appointment coudnonaly
but who declined il. rs soon DIS he ascertaintd ha
Gov Cass onI Minister al Pirs. lrtfeIred anohe
IN letter 10 The n. Y. Evening Posi-. declares Tia
Gov Cass fully satisfied Mr. Van Buren, Of tn
" democr0cy" of Mr.. Lcdyard, the appoin,ee.
therefore hh tlough The profess on of Democray
Is not :" patent OF nobility whicu Is ntldicd
by the constitution. II is qualification wtlOu,
which no seeker Of office reach the FL Dorado Of
his hopes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

a NEW DISCOVERY Some lin. =.
Mr. Bancroft Of Boston, an Elk Unitarian Mini,
We believe, discovered that Democracy and r.
lianiiy are one : and We told by The Tennes..
papers, that, pen'ling the recent CANVASS n tina, ST.
this was the text of many Ministers of the G, .,.,
who preached politics from their pulpiis p,or,,,
declaring that The principles OF Locofoco,sm ~.
the principles Of Christianity and that they r,,e \.
rived from Jesus risl." And now we have h.e.
us the prospectus Of an Adminislrat p,ne, =.
published IN Petersburg. in which it is d, eIa,.a :,
!" Christianity aud Democracy spring from IN. al,
lountan-the same Infinite source OF goodness 7
must ~ hand III hand together III conqueriny ,h
world 10 rIghteor sness"-io illustrate which l,n, .
says, is par, of It's misslonl Thus we go--f,,.-
liberty To lleeHuousness conupdng the np,,.
III religion by mnglng with ii the turbid stream .,
human folly and passion and making Insrlum.n,so
the latter ot oveuhrowing all sourd principles b,L
oi civil and religious freedom. The ulfdels n
France we've preachers of Democracu in lis h,o,d
ers sense-->o are Fanny Wight and Robert DAT.
Owen-Al"s for Christianity, when such Demoe,n,
as these are It's ebampions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09
NEW YoRK, Sept. 3, 3p. NJ

Onr Banks have yentured to discount little mo, =
oay, 'hongh probably moi than then receipts
has been for a week. u" y
small Posi- Notes Of The L. S. Bank sold at IA ne,
mo6in' out no considerable amounts can be d,spose
o.. Stocks are very much as yesterday.
r'"uf sells tslo"ly. and the iece pts are small
~ 'ha' prices are sustained, aud the constant .bi,
mems making from this and other potls eiye cot
dence 10 holders. ~ '0'''
Sonthern wheat sells as 1t comes in NJ 81 371 ne,
busheI; Corn $500 c's. per bushe Of Sc lbs Co,,nn
moves slowly. The sales are foar or hive HUNDRED
bales day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

" The Wing State Convention of Kentucsy
assembled al Harrodsburg. in that State, on the 26t
oil August, aud nominated Robert p. Letcher En-
formerly conspicuous member Of Congress, as iht
Wing candidate for Governor. and Mapus V
Thompson, Esq, The Wing candidate for Lieu
tenlant Governor. There were three other name,
before the Convention candidates tor the Gs
named olfce-Chares Wickhhfe, the present Lieu.
tenant Governar' Chiffon Allan and Judge Robot
Ousiey. The two first were Withdrawn, however and
the contest being narrowed down to Messrs Lecbef
snd Ousey, the former chosen by majority Of
two votes. The Convention then proceeded TO form
an Electoral Ticket, on The pant ofthe Wings The
choice Of President and Vice President of the United
Slaes-composed of the foil wing gentlemen:
Richard A. Buckne,, James r. Motehead, Archibald
Dixon, John T.. Todd. Fountain Y. Fox, James
Harlan, Charles G. Wlntersmilh. Thomas w. r.
ley VIM. II. Field, Daniel Breck, Il. f. Marshal
NJ. L. Marshall, john Chambers and WIN. W
Souihgte.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09
NILES NATIONAL REGISTER,

That the estate of the late Ilczekiah Niles may be
speedily settled, II has been deemed advisable by
those who have the manage cut thereof that he en-.
tire establishment. SO well known Throughout tbr
country as " Mus REGISTER" should be sold .
II IS therefore offered for sale. with the subsctinri an
list, printing materials aud every thing which proper
~ belonesto the publication J" The snbsrrjp.
hon tst has not for many years been iarger than m
present, and the subscribers among the best and
most runclual in the country; and he Office con
'ains all necessary type and presses, tone pouer
press made by Adams,) otthe most improved Kind.
IN the best condition.
Presumiug that those DESTROYS Of putehasnc will
cake enquiries in person by etcf it is moi deemed
necessary 10 extend this notice further than 10 ex
press the conviction that the establishment is ons NJ
NE most rqlaabie IN tie country, as can be suns
iaetony proven by an exhtilon of The receipts and
expenditures, and that IN the hands OF person with
small capital and qualified to conduct IT, the Igiee
demanded can be realized IN clear profits in less Than
thee years.
The whole establishment can be had ON ,easr,,
Ole terms, and on extended credit so as IN 1n,h
me purchaser 10 prosecute the business Ia nd,,n
tage. '
Address the present editor,
WM. OGDEN NILES, or
PHILIP REIGART.
-9eent % me administrator Of II. Nies, deceased.
u Ednofs llmoug hout the United STATES are 70.
speenn'y teqoesIedl 10 inseli The above, and inyIle
pubic attention TO il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09
MEXICAN MODE OF WARFARE AGAINST
LIE CAMANCHE AND APACHE IN

We lind 10 late file of Mexican paper, nouc. or
r eJs"'o' or society formed in the Department OF
:nuAhua on the nver del Norie. for repelIing the
so's'ons OF The Apache aud other Indians I, ON the
-s ~ exas. Ibis junto Is an association Of prl.
'''' "os'auais' who have subscribed certain sum-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

u The last Kentucky papers announce the
death Of james CLARKE, Esq Governor ofihat Sale,H
the 56'hyear Of his age. He expired ON the morn
ing OF the 21'h August, after painful and lingenn.
disease The Kentucky papers euloszs Gov. c. ID
'he "afmesl Ianguage-"In Congress, in The Senat
oil the STATE, on The Bench and in the Gubernatof1
thi'r' h Wa jodeS'b'y honest, anI discharged hn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09
sa5.G7s p

Two hundred thousand IN the forty years pfcccd-
ing Gen. Jaekson's entrance into office, aud eight
huodfed thousand sinte, exclusive ol Swnrlwout aud
Prices million aud half
Ilnl II there were ruth IN the excasc, the excuse
itseltwould be an aggfavation iatherthan gatiou
Of he offence. Olhel Office holders have stolen the
public money before now--iherelore Mr.. Van Blu
rcns have nghl 10 steal rs much rs they want -
What conclusion What mptals
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

The picc Presidency. Tennessee paper, in
sIst upon it that James X. Polk must be The candl
d'e OF the Democratic party for the Vice Pren
dency. Col johnson won't permit II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

Extraordinary Discover y.-The Chfouque de
Pans relates the following extraordinary scene as
having taken place at The Court OF Asstzps A
Youth about 10 WAS bron ht to trla for having bro
ken the window Of bakers shop and stolen a two
mound loaf.
The President Why did you steal he Loaf"
Prisoner" VAS driven by hunger"
why did YOU not buy il -
Because had no MONEY!"
Butyon have gold ring on your finger why
did YOU not sell it -
am u founding When was taken from the
bank OF ditch, tins ring suspended from nv
neck by a sllken cord; AID keep in the hope of
thereby discovering al least who ere my parents :
| cannot dispose of it,"
The Procurenr de Roi made y violent speech a.
galnst the prisoner, who was found gully aud
tenc TO imprisonment for FIVE years. Immediately
upon tins ! woman, more worn dawn by Poverty
Than aye, came forward aud made the following de-
clarhIon.
&c nemen of the Jury. % wears ago. 4 Young
woman was Stdnced by young man OF the same
town, who alter decclylng abandoned her. Poor and
distressed, Size WIS obliged 10 ave her child 10 the
care OF Providence. The child has since grown NJ,
aed the woman and the scduccr have gown older,
The clnld IN poverty, The woman in misr,y, and
hef sedueer IN prosperity. They ali three
N court. The child Is the unfortunate prisoner
whom you have just pronounced gully, The mother
myself md there sits the father :" pointing TO the
Prucureui de Ri.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

TIE DEFALGATlONS.--A correspondent
writes, thai tie Van Buren dcmaeognrs labor
ing 10 excuse the delaca,,ons OF Mr.. Van Bufen's
hifeling." on the Qt0und that there have been de-
lalealions under rveiy administration to great an
amount under the present aud he asks to pub
Hsb MI " oodbnfy' statement on the subject.
BY reference II document No. H. dated tie
ljill January, 1898, We find the amount Of dcalea-
lions fcronedb by lie Secretary to be Sl,073,s37 II
OF which theie occurred
piior to March, 2s2D, llH.159 10
Smee thai tlmr--l
since Gen. jackson
oalne into office, npto
January ls3s, s2JG7s -
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% The Administration Journals make them
selves quite merry overtbe dlssensons OF the Win,
We do not wonder at their JOY, since it Is only IN
these dssenslons that they have any reasonable hors
Of success.-Bui. TO use the ofl-fepeated qnoa,ioo
of time -honored contemporary let them not IA,
the haterlng unction To their souls, that these c
erences OF opinion are irreconcileabe. The Wbig,
II is true, are not " collar party" to obey the
crack Of the masters whip, like docIIe horse
They mil differ in opinion sometimes, having M
Yankee patent machine for manufacturing Aouob
and, hclug i'll opinion, they will make thai differ.
ence known. But we hope the, are men Of sen,.
likewise, and that they will see the necessity o
= union, for the sake Of til" Union and that when
the time for action arrives therefore, they will
be prepared TO upite, and 10 act coidia, with
lhoir friends, with whom they differ only upon rr
vial points, rather than with their enemies, Nlb
whom they differ allogeihet-nay more. that they
will not even be passive spectators of contest In
which the defeat of their party will be the downfall
Of Iheir country We readily cuncede thar, If thai,
party should ayow doctrines adopt a system Of
policy which their Judgments are de ructve Of the
interests or hazadaus to the Liberties of the c un.
~ liltN snOulu iedNe us dUD9etHeT; but this
the ground Of difference among the Hhigs Il Is
simply Wheeler HARRISON OF Clay be the best man
TO put in The lont of the LATHE. For one, we are
willing 10 leave II TO the Harrisburg Convention to
say, and To abide by the Judgment it may cxstess (,
and we do not doubt that this is the univ rsal WI,
sentiment Lei not our opponents, then. b. de.
cetved, hy seeming divisions. which the voice ofrhu
body will assuredly heal
RHODE lSLAND.-The re ult Of the election
IN Rhode Island was not quite correctly stated
our ldsl paper The official returns show The foo.
Ing result:
Wigs. Loco Eocos
Tinsh ST, 1910 Dor (lbohfionisty 1865
Cnns;on, 1880 Thursun, 357l
o. Thomas II. Benton has been invited 10 par
take OF Puzzle Dinner by the Luco Fncos If Rock
bridge county, token Of their respect for his pub.
lie services and bis private yrlues"!! The cor
respondence is very salty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

o. Thomas II. Benton has been invited 10 par
take of Public Dinner by the Luco Fucos # Rock
bridge county as token Of their respect for his pub
lie services and bis private yirues"!! The COZ
respondence is very salty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

1t Us moi generally known, VIC presume, that Sir
Wm, Draper. so celebrated in Jnnlus' Letters, was
III Wilmington, n. c. where he sfaid some DAVIS a.
bout the year 1870. Shortly after his controversy
with Junius, lie made the tom of North Amercg.
81 William was gaanl soldier. In the year175O
he defended Madras, in the East Indies with uncom-
mon skill and bravery, against a numerous French
amy under The command of Gen. Lally In 1862
lie Was AT the head OF an expedition that against
the Spanish Philippine Island aud with the small
force OF Que regiment and few sepoys and marines
he laid serge 10 the capital. Manila. and in a short
time TOOK II by storm, The Spaniards ransomed the
place for million sterling II he ~ som was how
ever, never paid, and the supposed acqnicscence Of
Draper IN th's'nJHsee to The v'ctors rather the
charge agaIpst han OF beng prevailed upon by The
English Ministry, or poIlfea reasons, to foreeo the
CLAIMS Of bis troops. furnished topic for some Of the
sharpcst raillngs OF Junus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

DESCENDANT OF WILLIAM WAL
LAT E.-At Baltimore met and cunyelsed with an
elderly gentleman of The name of Wallace IL early
NE ne had attended the classes at Edinburgh, and
studied under DR.. Black and others. He boasts Of
being the only remaining lneal descendant, If
llilan Wallace, and still uses the arms and motto
oil that hero. He mentioned me that he Was
once in an engrasers shop in Edinburgh giving the
requisite instructions for cutting his seal when the
hail OF Bnchan, who was accd ntay present, exam.
med the arms aud motto. and said Sir there is only
ohe family remaining enticd these and tina, fam
ily is IN Virginia" This confirmation of hls inno-
cent and pra',ewofhy claims from the lips Of slan-
ger, must have gwen him great satisfaction. lie
IS very cheerful, communicative old gentleman. and
was really pIeascdsto Interch ange friendly grasp
with hand, the veins ofwhlch might he enriched
even with JIup OF the Wallace blood English
Irarcier
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-03

MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
vuNfIE prize otiresh flour to-day is 50 50 per barrel
Il according TO the tariff; the bakers shall give ,u-
ling the ensuing week (nm Monday ;ls i,s,) "a Gun,
OF bread for he. Bread Of the second quality il
requiredto weigh % per cent. more. viz: IN ouces
dcraS Z. GENOiS, Mayor.
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NARU. ~
~ VIE Fles rL1 Of the English, French and $ snsI
AcHdemy, No. H.. 81. Charles strec: ann lpcet
rolls fnends aud Ike Ssblie wirh eassae,ion, Il hi
nstilltnr 10 ia successn operation, thal ha pc,
ssoon have his compliment OF pupils, which " be
Limited So ff,y-
lie takes this opportunity Of assuring paasen' .ha
rothiRg skall he wanting, which may con,ribuu The
comfort spd improvement OF their sons
DE-. lY12
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FAIL 4 WINTER CLOTHING.

TtN'E u w IN FIN CID fINVI.
+. FREEMAN L. Co, f'n 3, Magazine street,
are receiving their supplies Of Fall and Winter
Clothing, and will continue to receive shipments regu.
larry throughout the season. Their assortment being
large will enahls them TO supply merchants frsm
he country at the shortest notice. for sale Wholesale
retail, on accommodating terms.
ep29
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COMPANY.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS. q.

Aher 10 Stlect Car can be obtained by paying 10 do
lsrs foe che TMp. -
the JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREET CARS
Leave Caaa erect Ut e;ecek. A. Nj and run ho"'y' 4
of nnrt5 oecloek this will running every hs
ksur .ssauus tkaugbou; de day until oclo I p
from the hcaS ofjacksos street.
P4rssus ssae by the Locemav. provide thsr seIr
with Tickei money will he taken by abe condu o,a
Office NcH Oleaps arg Carrolon Rad Road Coz PAM
rSydras wrost- JOHN EAMpst Y =
uov2e Chief Eng. N. q 81 Il.
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!, A NNUALs FOR 1889. The Rock Of ROYALTY. 12
"A pla,es richly colored superb morocco binding.
Fnden's Tabeasx Of the affections, u plates, mo-
rocco
Buds and Blossoms, 10 plates rich wate,ed silk
B.auty's Costume, by Heath, II plates silk
plates
The Oriental Annual, 10 plples morocco
Friendshipy Offering and Winters " reu>A, 10 plates
morocco
The Forget me Not, by sboberl, u plates, morocco
Fhs Waverly Keepsake, Scott and Scotland, il.
Illustrated with sixty plates, to Afabe Que
Italy, France and Switzerland, d plates, by Front
| and Harding Arabesquc.
Fishers Juvenile Scrap Book, ,6 pates
Byrons Gallery, 3s plates, morocco
The Keepsake, large va, crimson silk
Jennings Landscape Annual
Cnrricature Annual; Tho Vioet
The Gift; in various bindings
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir
The Juvenile Forget me Not
For sale ut 40 Camp street by ..
d1s ALEX TOW
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nljU N1nOOW ana EiCiuFc OIRSe, NC NC
r. ". COLLINS
ATTORNEY Il COUIvSkLLOR 1T Law.
Nov practisin. in the State and City Courts. eli.
~ enls will find him the Clerks Office, 5 Crcui,
Court, in the Custom House building. je8
VEKIsTMAS and New Years Presents, Tor 1889.
~ Finhens 'iabIcaux Of the Affections, u plates,
do DANES Of B yrun, morocco extra,
do Illustrations Of Byron, : vols 8vo,
do Gallery of the Graces,
do illustrations Of Byron, 100 plates, vol,
do do the Bible, vols.
Oriental Annuaks.
1leath's Reauty's Costumes,
do Shakspeares Gallery,
do Keepsake,
Iustra ions ofScotland and the Waverly Novels,
Buds and Elossoms,
I've Ages of Female Beauty,
The hook of Royalty, II plates. richly colorcd
Spanish and Moorish scenery, 4 vols,
Fishers Juvenile scrap book,
The Imperial,
Stanfeld Coast Scenery,
Jenning' Landscape Annual,
Counter and Daniels Oriental Annual.
Acker.nan's Forget Me Not,
The Friendship Offering,
The Christian Keepsake,
Tho Gilt, The ToHen, The Violet,
The Portrait Caller! Of Scotland,
The Romance OF Nature,
The Moral ofFlnwers
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T ONION PICKLES, SAUCES, &c. just received
IL by the subscribers
l2 boxes English Pickles, assorted,
- - Sauces, do
10 Extra quality London Mustard,
10 Anchovms in glass jars,
10 " Anchsvy PASTE,
bills. Backing, buy l. Martin,
boxes super. Olives in gasa jara,
Salad Oil,
pG,i,.u.nn 81 10 'rAGERT j..
noy24 cor Poydras l. Magazine st
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JEW Law 30 IkS-Jusl received per ship t.nI
pirc, from Philadelphia, at the Nr'c Bookstors
Camp street, Leigh's Nisi Prus, in : large octave
ues, with notes and references to the latest Amer.
an cases, by George Sherwood. -.
Archbold's Pructice, edition, in volumes, for
lie by ALEX. TOWAk.
dS
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JEFFERSON ACADEMY.

JEFFERSON ACADEMY. 81
PREPARATORY to Jefferson College and to 9TH
L ers conducted by B. Granet, l. l. ID. &
Exchange Alley, between Cont md Bienville TN:
situation was the most eligible that could be 60 I'd
being entirely free from the roise Of the Tie
rafting Of draws and carr lagos.
The Jefferson Academy is divided into tive d ut
u crts. fhc Junior or elementary depart rnnt II the
vurir branches Of common education in Frencl nd
In dish the Senior depart nrnt for iaIiu 6 .k,
;lut., 'ms,cs, &c pupciua,y, order an disc, IN
arc strictly rn,pnra aud observed. @
rcnn' !nnio, Department, per month; $40
Spanish "a
lat. Beoks, slu es, paper, sc! charged separHnl
Ind. A niomtl once begun, to he paid i'll inll; sFa
3rJ. Mo deduction for ab<e.,ce for holidays z
4th. Payments To be made regularly every NJ atii.
School hours IRON . IL t, O'clock, except IT, ra-
days. -- sen.n z
EXCHANGE Rt.A DING kUu,
vVNlIE prupric,or has re-it'ed his Reading Ro'm,in
the st. Charles Exchange, Corner Of Gav,ef
aud St. Charles street, IN the neatest munucr.
Besides all the principal lQpers of the unf"d - htes,
Of every city and the Cana,las rexas and MeH
co and Hayannn, the room is regularly and extensive
" supplied with the etes! European papers, l9yds
all the Literary Per odicals Of the day, and has The
publications of tho London, Edinnrg, Wes,min4Iet
Metropolitan .cyiews and BIackwoods Magazine; The
North American Review; the Southern Liter 1rt kpck-
booker, The A,ncrcan journal Of Science' and Nrs,
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, 'inntIenen's
a gazne, Amer lean monthly, Bcny's Misce'lrn, lis
All these works regularly subscribed for and ece
we'd The room is also supplied with a' &c v'niety
ofmap. and aliases Niles iegisier, Levy's Price Cur
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frat the United States.
Subscriptions are respectfully receise'.
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tNITY OF NEW ORLENNS->econl Municipality,
j Third Ward-Decemter Goth 1888. The own.
r. of property Front evee street, hereby noti-
ed 10 COMPLY with the ordinance Of November last
nder the penalties prescribed in sixty days from this
ate in exccn ing the fli,"ing order, to wit: to hsve
sidewalks fronting their respective properties cob"
ucie ugreeuhy said ordinance, with curb and gut
r stones and a three feet pavrd support and to have
ter $ anne paved with good quality lake hricka:
the SAArL KIBOURG,
DOC Commissary, 3ri Ward
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VALUABLE Architectural R.sks &c.
Received ard Tor sale at the Book Store of Alex.
IUwar, AZ Camp street, VIZ
Sugars Vllags Architecture, celored plates;
lindoa's E1ey lupaadia Of Archilec ture new edi--
ii, Ii,
Thompson's Retreats, designed for villas, Sol
coured pla'es,
Nciolon Dictionary of Architecture. 9 vols;
do PRIV einics of Arc hi,ccture. vols.
Uaskn's Architecture,
Stewards Architectural Dictionary. 3 vols.
Griers Mechanics poke, hi tiUnary,
Pescock's Eini hing tor Rooms,
Ar'uorials Of Oxford, 3 vols,
Pnbl Works of Great Britain, folio size.
Bruce tile Railway practice, 49,
Woo u on Rail Ronds, edition,
Nicholson's five orders in Architecture,
Tre"dgold on Hydraulics,
Sketchers Manual,
Amatetr's Ma.,,1a,
EruG"s Engineering,
The United Antiquities Of Altea foli,.
Shaw $ Architecture,
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LAWYERS Modern Builders Guide,
Irradgoll's Principles of Csrpsn'erings
Glossary of Architecture,
Shaw's MasUnry. -
A variety of Elementary Drawing Books, &C..
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Lead, OF Lewis manufacture receiving per ship Wai-
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V0LaYINE CARDS-Every variety OF man 'ht,nfes
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York micesby REEFS n DL1 e. r ~
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SNEA-An Invoice Of Imperial Tea, Young Tyson,
Orange Pecco mud Souchong, in half chests, and
ty boxes, for sale by SHALL. e. BROWN,
dis 96 Magazine at
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