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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
ATROCIOUS NUMBERING learn from the

Nashville Wing that VIM. Coltaft, young gentle
MAJ, residing al franklin, Tennessee, Was Murdered
IN open d1y, on the Shelbyvile and Winchester road,
on the l2l inst, by desperate ny the name OF
buon Payne OF Bedford county. Coltan having
stopped al Shelbyve over night on hls way 10 Win
chester, was joined by Payne Friday morning
with the deliberate purpose OF numbering him for
his money, which purpose lie accomplished by cut
ting Coltalts throat from ear 10 ear on the highway,
ten or t"elve miles beyond Shelbyve. The cry
81 murder being heard by a ne,ghboung farmer
Payne was discovered IN the bloody act and before
securing The whole of hls plundet AID although mn
mrdmtey pursued he made good his escape, and is
now supposed TO qe lurking IN that ue,ghborhood.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

multitude Il being general, understood that Gov
Barbour sonlt address the Club.M an early hour
he spselaus Hall MAS full TO overlpsng. Between
>is hundred and thousand Iersons we're present.
Up u The entrance OF the Cd Gosernor. he was
greeted All, the INST Cordial ~eicame. Beng ~
trpdnred the Club b. the frerid~nt. be address
Ell The meeting i"i more Than i~o hours. aiefnale1
ean,uls,ns his iis,enrts sh laughter. or tons'ns
then pai,io'c detrsfai,on 81 The rorrnp practices 81
the proh'gste u,en nov IN power Nrvcf was thefe
more g,sii6ed aud deiig auditory. Thu iosfs
oi applause Nth elich some bDr-t III = dignan eo-
quebee, or some cutiins ane, doIe appropriately
Ihttadnetd. eere received. esrn In laie hour nj
night. denoed thai the power 81 the Orator and the
inierrsi al The listener Knew no abatement 10 the
last. Oace when the spe-ker minated that he bal
consumed enough of the ~ mug, he was greeted by
oie universal response, 10 on!
Whrn Cav. Barbour concluded Gena Peg am.
being ou,il, called Tor, addressed the Club hall
an hour i1 eloquent strains. TO-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

Conservation 81 he Bishop of South Carolina-On
Sunday last, the Rev. Dr. Gadsden, of Charleston
was .onsccra,ed Bishop of South Carolina.m Bos.
ton, by the Right Rev. Bishop Griswold, OF Mas
saehuseus. the Scliof Bishop of the Epsco al
Church of the United States. assisted by Bishops
Dane. oi n Jersey, aud MeCoskrcy OF Michigan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

TnE STATE OF Tue TRrAsunY.-Mr. Wood u
~, II seen's has reported ~ Congress, that the re-
ceip's into the Treasury from the Customs were
SIR millions from LIST January TO Isl June. For
the whole remainder of the year, they will we
venture to say, lall lar shou OF that sun; Tor the
sill more elsewheie-ls deserted upthins do
ny comparatively. and nothing expected.
Moreover. in the h.si patl oi tie year, the six
mouths D. Dis iar the fall inporlalions ui last year
tell due but for he remainder ol tins year. there Is
no such rrsoutce-tn lew, indeed, aud laI between,
have beru The mpurt1llous.
Tue President Ia his opening message TO Con.
gns> cdneralniaed them upon the Il urtshng state
oil out finances, and although he admitted thai our
revenue would decrease, he saw no difficulties a.
0ont deriving The anouut required, which upon
the n,os economical scale OF expenditure he rs.
''na'ed at trenty one millions for l5iO-from the
"rdnary ,eetIps.
Is we apprebe"d. certain, that in tins expecta-
toni really ent-rtaned--he will be deceived. -
The live last months have pto aced, from all ; ,ur-
ces, lutte oven seren m,tttcns. Where are III,
other fourteen 1" cu'ne tr"m even surprising. Win,
We do n"i believe, ,hal the expenditures eau be KEEP,
down 10 hceniy one uittions
we think II not hszardous to pt edict that Con.
gfes' VIII not break up. without even NJ thus late
day, some applica,Iou ir"m the Treasury ior mo u
none! IN the shape OF Treasury uoies.
" Y. American.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
NORTHEASTERN BOUNDARY

The Washington Correspondent ofihe New ork
Jaurnal of Commerce writes under date oil June gid
as follows -
1.-The British Government hos accepted The last pro-
position ofour relation to The adj 'sment
Of tie boundary question. with somc slight aud nn-
obec ,ionable med f,tious. This intelligence vii be
truly grald,ine 10 The whule American people
whose policy ~ peace where II can be t'a'nla med
consistently snh the national honor and interesls.
II | understand The arrangement. there is 10 be
. Convention Tor an exploration and survey OF the
boundary, according TO the Treaty of17s3. with an
Umpire TO decide Oh all the questions TO which the
Con- nissionen disagree.
!" Congress. therefore, will not be detained an
hour this srblec' anil action in regard 10 it will
be required from them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

The decision OF the Naval Count Martial in Com
nodore Eon's case has not yet iranspred. but it
is inferred, from The circumstance that on Monday
last his sword directed TO be returned to HIN by
Commodore Jones, that it is not unlayorabe TO the
accused.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

u. S. BAsK.-The recenichanees in the salaries
of The officers oiihs Bank. will save 10 the insliiu
ton 400 annually. throughout all the brandh-
es aud departments, Alexander LatdD"r, Esq. has
been elected Cashierof The Unned States Bank,
wee Mr.. Cowper hwaie resigned. The selection
is said 10 be an excellent onr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

The Harrison Cheese.-ln 1900, anticipating the
election "i Mr. iftson, the republicans Of Chesh-
re, Mass. made a mammoth cheese whit h was pre-
scented to the President on the tolowIns AN of
March simai demonstration await General
liaruson.r Mr.. William Parker. a republican Of
Beavefdam, Pa. has made from the milk OF 80
cows Two days, IA cheese weighing 1871 pounds,
which ~ intends to present TO President Harrlson
on the Alb Of March next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

o. The Secretary Of the Navy has made a'o''
Report on The subject ofhe negro testimony as''''
Lieut.. Hooe. We have II. but we u"''
stand it is, not what called for by the reso'"''
the House, copy Of the record exclusively '''
a defeuce Of the President likewise. This only III N''
the matter worse. To sanction the principe ''''
negro testimony against white man IS ad"''S'''s'
was bad enough: deliberately to defend it, only 'u''
insult to injury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

DR.. DUNCAN, he bell-urlher Of his flock, last
week, went 10 Blsdensuurg TO make SPEECH.
Some way circulated copy oi hts famous Aboh.
hon etiel 1t entirely spolll tie effect OF he speech
The Mary andefs say thar Aboi,honisis mus, keep
oul oi their STATE. ditran Gas,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
VIEW D.Y.v.ETS.

Nv T. havelust received a very handsome assort-
w ment ut PLAN straw and florence braid Bon
nets; also one case OF Hoods OF Nuns Bonnets Of
the ia'es French pattern and superior quality; TO-
eether with a handsome assso,tnent OF Artificial
Flowers aud Sprisgs, all OF which will be sold very
low BURTON AZ ROBES.
June % taft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

The door closed 10 enqairy.-Some days ago. MI
CHM of LoulaIana, in the House OF Representa-
ives asked permssi on to oi1er the following resou-
tom
"ResolUed, That the Postmaster General tommp-
nicate 10 this House. without de lay, tie time al
which the Postmaster at Ba'on Rouge became
delautef; the time number and amounts oil Inc va
rious drafts winch have been drawn on him. ana
winch he has refused or neglected to pay, ana par
ticularly the amount now due by said Post master 10
the Government; also. all the communIcah y
winch have been written and received in relation
said dctacation, together with all other correson'
dence which has occurred touching the removal
from Office OF said Postmaster, aud OF the appoint
ment OF a successor to said Office.
Ii mig ht very naturally be supposed thlt the en-
quiry asked for at once granted-as, if the Aj-
miustralion were guiless of corrupt collision with
the deaulteri it would have been,-but no /: ii was
denied. That denial however, itself as conclu-
sise confess ion ofgmlt if the proofs had been
adduced. Looking over the yeas and nays, we II u
that Of the Virginia delegation, Messrs. Gatl'n''
Goggin, McCsty aud TaIiaerro voted for the en-
qury, and that Messrs. Banks, Coles, Craig, Dfom-
goole, Holleman, Hopkins Lucas and SIcenrou
voted against it. Why they afraid Of the 'Sn''
Why, but thai their deeds are evil
q The Richmond enquirer brags high as us'
al. Does ii forget its own commentary en- 'i''
And shall surely come 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

A NEW SUPPLY OF BLANK BOOKS
a Just rcceweJby
PAYNE j. GREGORY.
tuue % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02
.NEWs GOODS.

Job Pri",ias doue at this Once.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

O. The Richnoni enquirer brags high as Us"
al. Does it forget its own commentary On 'i'-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

"And il shall surely come TO pass
"That every braggart is an ass
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

Mcssts. Thomas S, Ghoson, Jno. +. Shell Il. b.
Wilkes, K. X. Meade, +. r. Chambers. aud Chs.
Smith.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18
From The Boston Atlas.
THE LOCO FOCO ALPHABET.

Prepared for the old Fcderaliss who have Just beer
admitted into the Democratic Infant schools, unde
the charge OF Professor Brownson, Robt. Dale Owen
and Fanny Wright To be imprinted Spitsl
field chid's handkerchief, by the English Radicals
for the of the foreigners at Tommany Hall, who
are DESTROYS of learning the art of reading
A was a Amos, a blind party hack.
B was Benton, a humbug and qnack.
G. was Calhoun dark Catalina,
ID Doctor Duncan whole hog with swine.
+ was an Ether, class mate of Amos,
F was a FORSYTH for protocols famous
G was Grundy, an obstinate mule,
II was HH a Sub-treasury tool.
was an IngersoH nailed in a trcc
J was Jobuson not wanted for /" Pies."
X was Kendall quite good at !" charge"
I. was Leeis cad Dixon the large.
NJ was a Martin, in Uncle Sans box.
n was Mites, the most stupid of blocks.
Owas an Orestee a very deep thinker.
p was Pauiding cobler and tinker"
q was a Queue, which old Petrikin wore.
X was Richie, atwaddler and bore.
S was .Sicdrtirout, who clcan'd out the closets
T was T'aney, who moved the Deposits.
u was Unit in days Of Old Hickory
V was a Fdnburcn, unequallcd in trickery.
w was a Hickhfc, nicknamed Greasy Bob,
X was Mira Globe filled by the Job
Y was Young, who went with the mob
u ssa-Zounds let us rout the whole crew,
& put in the Hero or TIprEcAsoE!
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18


THIS establishment, 40 miles from Alexandra, u.
c., and 80 from fredericksburg, is again open for
the reception of company and will he conducted with
mote energy than ever Every thing within reach
will be done to make the guests comfortable than
heretofore at the bar well in the dining and bed
rooms, The Bathing Establishment will be complete
suIplying the bathers with hot and cold free stone
AID sulphur water at pleasure. The lovers of music
will find the band unsurpassed
Ii may be due to the Public as well as ourselves to
say, the virtues of the waters have been srkngy
empi6ed in several other of dropsy this Spring
much to have confirmed in the minds ofmany,
the opinion that almost intallbc remedy for that
affecting. disease is here afforded.
The better to accommodate the Public, arrange
ments have been made for keeping the establishment
open the rhote gear The charge for board from the
18th of October to let June, will be barely sufficient
to cover the additional expense 3 per week AMI du
ring the month of June and from 10th September q 0
per week $35 per month; IS for two months; and
for ne season, commencing 18th June and ending LIST
October $50 being less than IS cents per day to those
who stay the whole season, Board per day ~ Meals
and lodging 50 cents Children under twelve years
of age and colorcd servants half price white servants
three tourhs price. Horses 80 cents per day
Fri-weckly stages will run from Alexandria and
Fredericksburg after LIST July they will run daily.
The subscriber, superintendent with the approval
of the President of the company Mr. Jones Green }
has engaged the services of such assistants as ene
him to hope that general satisfaction will be given.
| y 7-2aw6w DANIEL WARD.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18
WELCOME TO BUNKER HILL.

lie are welcome-ye are welcome
We give our hearts and hands
lie are welcome--ye are welcome
fe true and patriot bands!
Ne have poured from out the CITY,
From the hill and mountain side
From the green and quiet village
Rave come our country pride
fe are welcome--ye are welcome
y" breathe this hallowed air.
Come from your homes" so beautiful
Your stately halls so fair
Come as our fathers came of yore,
fress on with strength and nerve
Come from the field, the mart, the sea
From duty fear TO swerve
fe have come forth to give us strength
To marshal by our side,
And Massachusetts reckons this
With her golden days Of pride
ne are welcome, ye are welcome
Lot not our spirits rest
I'LL there sweeps call through all the land,
For the HERO OF THE WEST
fe are welcome, ye are welcome!
Ye thousands bold and brave,
Ye have heard the call for freedom
And your country ye would save.
fe have gathered round the hallowed spot
Where flowed our fathers blood,
And their graves are green beneath US,
Where in battle firm they stood
fe are welcome to the battle ground
Not TO the battles din
No trumpet blast of war goes forth,
Yet we shall victory win.
The victory of true manly hearts
The victory Of the free
Throughout the land goes forth the cry
For glorious liberty.
Old Massachusetts," welcomes ye
To this her sacred shrine,
Where she lights her own true patriot fires,
And offers it foI thine.
fe are welcome, ye are welcome
Ye thousands bold and brave,
fe have heard the call for freedom,
And your country We shall save.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18

DUBLlC LANDS.-Gencral public acts of Con
gress respecting the sale and disposition of the
public lands with the instructions issued from tune Ia
time by the Secretaries of the Treasury and the Com
missoners Of the General Land Office and the Off
cial opinions Of the Attornics General, questions
arising under the Land Laws running from l716 t.
tlic present time , vols, octave with many maps
pats engravinrs Of surveys Of Indian lands
ions, &c, SC. A few copies only for sale by
July IL. +. TAYLOR.
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DOrCHETTE'S BRITISH COMMONS
- IN NORTH AMERICA, in vols. quarto,
'eaG complete typographical and statistical dcscriP-
lo4 Of Lower and Upper Canada, New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia; Newfoundland, Prince Edward
and Cape Breton islands, &c, with engraved plans
o,towns plans Of the Harbours with the Soundings,
Typographical Maps, Statistical Tables Tables of
Distances, &c, by Lieut.. Col. Bouchettc Surveyor
General sc. single copy this day received and
ior sale by +. TAYLOR.
may I'D
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DOTTA'S HISTORY OF THE ANIERICA IAN
ID REVOLUTION, CIIEAP.-ln two octave
volumes, handsomely printed and well bound 9Th and
last edition. containing nine hundred pages with
engravngs Price for the set ~ 49, Just received and
for sale by F. TAYLOR.
June II
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18

TICKS COMPLETE WORKS. CHEAP
~ Comprised in volumes, of about 400 pages
each well printed, and neatly bound in cloth, and
containing his Christian Philosopher, Philosophy OF
Religion, Philosophy of Future State, Celestial See
merry of the Heavens, the Improvement of Society,
his Essay Coyetousness, and his Essay on the
Mental Illumination and Moral Improvement Of Man
l. .,1
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POLITICAL ELOQUENCE AND POLITI
i CAL EcONoMY.--Spee of the Righ
Hon. George Canning in | octave volume of $50
pages containing also his life and copous extracts
from his writings; price ~.
Speeches Of the Right Hon William Huskisson,
and the Right Hon Mr. Wyndham, with the life OF
each The two contained in ] volume octave GIG
pages; price 81 so, published at $3.50
Speeches Of Philips, Curran, Grattan and Emmett,
in volume octave; price %.
American Oratoro, or Selections from the Speeches
of distinguished Americans; volume of 53i octave
pages, handsomely bound; price 81 ,25, published
at g., So
The most Celebrated Speeches Of Chatham, Burke,
and Erskine; octave volume Of $40 pages hand
somely bound for 81 ,25, published at 49,
And many others of the same class for sale al the
same low range of prices, by +. TAYLOR
June l3
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Agg, value, s4os, 40, 900 Agg value, 1865 o239s

Annual nv. Of 7sI CPS ls5 Annual av Of 80 004 796
Increase in years 800, Increase IN years 70
GlS, sos, more than 6 l-2 1851, more than 80
per cent per cent.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18

~ EORGIA SCENES, Characters and Incidents
in the first half century of the Republic, by
tive Georgian Second edition with original ustra-
tons, vol this day received, for sale by F. TAY-
LOR.
Also, the hundredth volume of Harpcrs Family
Library, containing Professor Upham's Outlines of
| Imperfect and Disordered Mental action may 81
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18
CHARLES ELLWOOD,

A Tale, by A Brownson Editor of the Boston
IA Quarterly, in volume just published, is this
day received for sale by +. TAYLOR.
From The authors preface" With these remarks
dismiss this little book to its fate. | have taken
much pleasure in its composition; have embodied in
it the result of years of inquiry and reflection; and
have thought il lladapted to the present state of
the public mind in this community 1t deals with the
weghtost problems Of philosophy and theology, and
perhaps minds may find it not altogether worth
less . may %
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SCHOOL PREMIUM BOOKS, in great variety
~ for sale very low by T, TAYLOR,
Immediately cast of Gadsby's.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18

DIGEST of the Decisions of the Courts of Com
~ mon Law and Admiralty in the United States,
b Theron Metcalf and Jonathan c. Perkins, to be
completed in three Volumes octave embracing the
Decisions Of all the Courts of the different States and
u the United States, excepting Courts of Equity
classified and arranged alphabetically as to subjects
e first volume just published and this day received
III SHE bv F.. TAYLOR.
PILL INGITR ANltE elitnn
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An av. of 1852 1856 COZ Annual av. of SOL ,009 6l7
Increase in 5 years 49,
22i OBS, less than 3
per cent.
The first FIVE years of this series show an ag
gregate importation of 1868, 900, and an
annual average of So, 7s5,o00 The next FIVE
years exhibit an aggregate of 1905, 900, and
an annual average Of SCI 100000. The in
in the last five years appears to have been
Ss,22i000, or less than three per cent
The following table will show the amount Of
imports consumed within the United States
from 1929 to 1899 inclusive.
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HUMPHREYS CLOCK, Nos and 6 The
i i August No. of Ladys Book. The Fatast, or
the Fortunes of Godophin. 3 vols
A system of Practical Medicine; Dissertations on
Feyers, and Diseases of the skin Edited by Alexan-
der Twccdie, vol, just received by
r TAYLOR
Immediately east of Gadsby's Hotel
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PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
| being History Of the People as well asa His,
tory of the Kingdom, illustrated with many hundred
superior engrayings delineatlng their monumental re-
cords COINS civil and military costume, domestic
buildings furniture ornaments cathcdras ana other
great works Of architecture sports and other ustra-
lions OF manners and customs mechanical inven-
tons very numerous portraits remarkable historical
scenes Sc &c. A valuable and beautiful book, at
an exceedingly low price London, 1889 For sale by
iuly - F. TAYLOR.
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NEW NOVEL," The Quiet Husband, by Miss
y Pickering, author of Merchants Daughter"
The Fright" &c, is just published and this day re-
ceyed, for sale by
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HHANCELLOR KENT'S COURSE OF
~ READING drawn up at the request of the
Mercantile Library Association Of New York Price
81 cents. just published and this day received for
sale by f. TAYLOR
june 30.
~ uIZOTS EDITION OF SPARKS WASH
VI INGTON CORRESPONDENCE in 4 yo
lumes, Paris 1910; with an Introduction and Essay
by M Guizot, the Influence and Character Of
Washington. just imported and for sale by
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CHRISTIANS DEFENSIVE DICTIONA-
~ RY, being a refutation Of the arguments and OBJ
Jvc,ions that have been urged against the Bible ar
ranged and classified in alphabetical order, complete
IN one volume of BAT pages price CD cents in neat
cloth binding. For sale by f. TAYLOR.
may 81
NEW WORK, BY THE AUTHOR OF M
IN CHOLAS NICKLEB Y - Number one o.
" Master Humphreys Clock by Boz will be re-
ceiyed for sale, by +. Taylor on Wednesday morn
ing. This number VIII contain portrait of the au
thor, engraved steel with numerous illustrations.
May IL.
TOHNSON'S SCRAPS, new number. Mum
y Der s just published, is this day received by F.
TAYLOR, filled with engravings.
may2l
DURNAP'S LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN
LION the cultivation of the Mind formation of cha
ractcr and the conduct of life ! volume,
DR.. F. Halls I" Letters from the East and from the
West" | vol
Lecture on the relation between the Holy Scrip
lures and some parts OF Geological Science by John
Pye Smith, ID. d.. p. G.. S.
Just received by F. TAYLOR, Immediately East
of Gadsby's Hotel may 10
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NEW NOVEL by Hoffman, author Of " A Win
IN ter in the West. -GREYSLAER,a Romance
of the Mohawk, volums, this day received for sale
by F. Taylor. Also volumes l04 and l05 of Harper's
Family Library, containing " Life and Travels OF
Mungo Park and the Natural History Of Animals.
IuIv
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THE BRITISH DRAMA, in two large octave
1 volumes of eight hundred pages each well print
4 and handsomely bound, with engrayings, contain
ts onc hundred of the best plays in the language,
Nr,ulinI Shakespeares) price for the set four dol
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Also complete in 2 VS.. Precedents in Pleading, by
Gmty u with copious notes on Practice, Pleading
and Evidence; and many other new law works for
n every ease NAV l2-d