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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20

,tRGINiA-At rule, held the Clerks Office q! the On
emit Superior Of Law and Chsncery, Tor the coun
I, of Nelson, in the month of November, 1871;
Floyd l.. Whitehead, surviving administrator OF iiezekah
Hargrove decd, fiamuh,
Ralph w. Lof,us Nathan t4,lus in his~own RICH, and
Nath, Ioatus and James Goodwin, late merchants and
partners trading under the firm and style OF James d. Good
Co, Nathan oftns OF the surviving partners Of
the late OF John j. llargroye Co, said Nathan
ohos, ont Of the striving partners Of Lous, largrovs
Co. said Nathan Ious surviving partner Of the late
Of Loatus Hargroye, and surviving partner
Of the late of IIargove Lotus and James Gar
land and Beverly iargrove, Executions Of John Harove
dc;d, James Pampiin, W illiam Fitzpatrick Edmund w
securities Of said John James Iarbve, decd and Floyd L.
Whitehead surviving administrator of iezekiah largrove
decd and Hezekiah Iargrose, Polly Hargrove, Sophia
Harspg and Nelson iargroye, and William H. Hargroye
andd4arct +. $ Hargroye Ann b. Hargrovc Charles Har
grove ard Edward argoye, children OF Thomas Hargroye
deed and John b. Fortune and Selma his wife, formerly
Selma argovc, and Ann f. Hagrove, widow Of said John
iIargrovc, decd, Pamela Iargrove. Emily Iargrove
Mary Iargroye, Susan Hargove, Isabella Hargrove Ann
Maria Hargrove Thomas lIargroye and Alexander iar
grove children Of John lIargose decd and Catlet Wills
administrator OF John Hrgroye decd, and Beverly liar
grove and William 7 iIagroye, Robert X Iargrove, Mar
garet IIargrove, Susan iIargrove, Leween Cash and
Arabea his wife, formerly Arabea Hargrove, Edmund w
HILL and Betsy Ann his wife, formerly Betsy Ann Iargrovc
children Of William Hargroye decd, and Rufus ggngbo
ham and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth argrove
Iezekah r. liargrove, James b. agrove, and Joseph M
ilargrove, children Of Joseph llargroye, decd,
In CHAseERy
The defendants Hezelsiah Hargroye Polly Hargrove, So
pia Iargrovc Nelson Hargrovc, William H. iargro,e
Harriet s. Hagrove, Ann B Hargrove, Charles argroye
Edward HaIgrovc, John Il. Fortune and Selma his wife,
Pamelia Iagruve, Emily IIagrove, Mary Hargrove,
iargrove Isabella iargrove Ann Maria argoye, and
Thomas Iagrove not having entered their and
given security according to the act Of Assembly and the rules
Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth On motion
of the plaintiff by COUNSEL is ordered that the said deien
dan do appear here rules to be held in the said Clerks
Office the first Monday in February next and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff, and that copy of this order be ortwi it'll
inserted in the lynchburg Nrgnian, newspaper published
in the town Of Lnchburg for two months successfully, and
another copy posted at the front door of the Courthouse
this county Court day
Copy,-Tcse,
RO &. CUTLER, c. c.
Nov s WIN
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Stocks, Collars, bosom
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gTHESE PILLS no longer among those of doubtful
utility They have passed away from the hundreds
daily launched upon the tide of experiment.
stand before the public high in reputaton and
svey in all parts of the United States, the Cana
das Texas Mexico and the West Indies any medicine
They have been introduced wherever it found possible
them, and there but few towns that do
remarkable evidences of their good effects. The
certificates that have been presented to the proprietor
% G0 upw ards of five hundred of which from regular
practising physicians, who the competent Judges
their merit.
have the performed by this medicine been the
subject of editorial comment, various newspapers
journals and with truth be asserted, that msdi-
of the kind has received testimonials of greater
lue than attached TO this.
They in general family medicine, and there
thousands OF families who declare they salts
fled unless they have supply always on hand
They have rival in curing and preventing bilious Fc
ver Fever and Ague Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, Sick
Headache, Jaundce. Asthma Dropsy rheumatism, Enlarge
of the Spleen Piles Choic Female distractions, Heart
Burn Furrcd Tongue, Nausea, Disten,on of the Stomach
and Bowels, cipent Darrhna, Fatuence, Habitual Cos
tyeness Loss of Appetite Botched Sallow Complexion
alerient is needed They exceedingly mild in
their opeaton producing neither nausea gripping deb
ty. w
The efficiency Of these Pills is well KNOWN and their
general that further comment is considered unneccs
Liberty street, New York. Each box contains 40 Pills.
Price 50
& - BE careful and enquire for Peters Vegetable Pills
They for sale in lynchburg at the Drug Stores Of
ID. r. LYMAN,
II. S'rABLER, and
Howell DAVIES,
Agents.
yl1
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Nov. s
a REMEDY FOR THRUSII-CANKER AND
NIKslNl: sOKE MOGTM.

THOUSANDS both young and old but especially mothers
ami Infants every year gned to the tomb by
the above stubborn diseases The misunderstanding and
norance Of most practising physicians in regard to this dis
and the consequent uncertainty of from their
srripOns is subject Of remark among all those
who have suffered from the disease, who have witnessed
the suilerings of others
IT, therefore, gives much pleasure to be able to offer to
this class OF sufferers remedy; which has NEVER
FAILED in single instance, the most aggravated
this disease where the mother and child have been
covered externally with cankc the whole body
well internally.
Many the have witnessed performed by these
medicines, in the stages of mRUsIi-CANKER
MOUTH where the patient had been given
yer by number of the most talented physicians.
We present this compound thus confidently, because
know it is only To be tested to be appreciated.
For sale by DINKIE s. RUMBOUGH
Oct. 20 WITS
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April 26

7 A Circuit Superior Court Law and Chancery
"A tnued by adjournment and held for the county OF Am
Courthouse, Friday the 9th day of August
1871:
Boyd Miller, surviving partner of Archibald Robertson,
Samuel Read and Boyd Miller late merchants and partners
trading the of Archibald Robertson and Co, Sam
Garland, Jonis OF Archibald Robert
decd, Boyd Miller, Benjamin Ogden and Agnes hi.
wife, Plaintiffs,
against
Rebecca Rucker widow and relict of Anthony Rucker
decd g. Mckinney administrator with the " i'll
nexe of Abncr Rucker Armsead Rucker, Absaom Fucker
Martin London and Ann r. his wife, Anthony Rueker, Jr,
illiam Eads and in her right purchaser Of the said
Anthony and wife, Narland Rcheson, William A. Richeson,
John Jesse Rchcson infants under the of II years. by
commissioner enarh their guardians ecially assigned to de
frnd them IN this suit VIM H. jones' Mary r. his wife
William A. Rceon administrator OF Thomas Tucker decd,
John A. Slnnervic and Narila his wife, Lindsey Coghi
and Ann his wife, Rice F. Graves and Amelia his wife, jos
Rcheson administrator de bonus with the will
ed OF Anthony cker decd, Ambrose Rucker and Nelson
c. Dawson executors of the said Anthony Rucker decd
Benjamin Nove executor of Spencer Norvell decd, Bcna
ralaferro sheriff of Amherst county and such ad
mlnistrator of Elias Wills decd, Richard H. Burks, John
Bullock and James Bullock, surviving partners of Calf Bull
lock s Co.. Chiswell Dabney, Samuel Garland, George
Turner Richard Bks, William Shelton and Arthur D. Da-
yies, defendants
In CHANCERY.
motion Of James c. Mckinney, admir- Of Abner ucker
decd, appearing that than two years have expired
since the estate Anthony Rucker decd
the Defendant Nelson C. Dawson the present
doth order that all persons no have claims
gast the of Anthony Rucker decd be required
hb the this Court for settlement before the
and unless legal claims debts shall appear agaA
the said the Court will decree distribution OF saidd
tate among the legaees without requiring remding bonds
and that this order be published for eight weeks
the Iynchburg Nrgnan public published IN
the of ynchhurg and posted at the door OF the Court
house of this county on two several court days.
RoBERT TINsLEy, C.
Nov. % wSw
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Two Houses and Lots.

in said decree mentioned public auction. to tho high
est bidder, upon credit }, ( six, twelve and eighteen
months, the purchaser no bond with good security
and the title retained further security till the pur
chase money is pal These Tenements are on Fourth
street. one ofthem In the occupancy oiDr James Saun
dcrs, and the other in the occupancy of Frederick II
Murrcll The sale will be conducted by Charles Phelps
WIN. DANIEL, Jr., Com'r.
Nov % wiw
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New YORK, Dec. @.

NEW York. Dec. g.
MoRE FoRGER,rs--Forged notes, to the amount in
an about s56,000 have been passed upon the National
Bank the Butchers ard Duver's Bank, the Bank OF
merica. Bank Of the State of Now York, and Bank of
New York. The discovery made ON "Wednesday
at the National Bank which had discounted three OF the
notes. for 5000 another In 5000 and the third for
5000 The notes drawn by the frta Of Kirk <
Johnston, commission merchants doing business at 81
Front street. and the 5rgry HE Endorsement Of Nh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20
Nov. %

I rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Bedford County, inc "
day of November 1871
Adam Elliott, Plainun
against ,,
Rebccca Gallery widow Of Charles Gallery dec d., y 1
Early and Charlotte his wife, late Charlotte Cacry Na
tine H. Leitwch, Robert Elliott, Willis Jones and Is'
Hants, Defendants
In CHANCERy
The defendants Rebecca Gallery. Tubal Early ard hal
loe his wife, Willis Jones, Robert Elliott and Peter an
not having entered their appearance and given security
cording to the act of Assembly and the rules OF tins
and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
inhabitants of this eah it is ordered that he ~
defendants do appear here at rules to be held in the
Office of said Court the first Monday in February ne
and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy OF %
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper pupiisheu
the town Of ynchburg, for months succcssivey, @
posted at the front door of the Courthouse Of this county "
some Court day, CoPy,-Tcste, r.,
Nov Is w2m
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TIT. | University.

The following report from the committee on the Uni
ycrs'y presented Though It's Chairman, Mr. Thomas J.
Randolph, unanimously adopted:
The Committee 10 whom referred the subjects
appcainng 10 the University OF the State, respectfully
submit the following report
Your committee taking into consideration the present
embarrassed state oi finances OF the Commonwealth, the
mpcrious aud pressing demands Of the Primary Schools,
Academies and Colleges for large and efficient and from
the public 10 enable them Ia meet the demands upon
them in then respective spheres Of instruction. and the
more adequate rus sion tdr the nj, crsiy, Of opn
ion that nothine should he desired for that
ton, than that which instituted by existing laws I'M
I'll ample and abundant provision has been made and
more perfect systems organized III the inferior grades OF
general system ui education.
In justice la the niycrsy and the important int
rests involved In It's success. committee cannot dis
miss the subject them referred without expressing the
high satisfaction nj It's continued and increasing prosper
y. The most important results have already howeo
from It's establishment only in the thorough cduca
ton Of large number Of the youth OF this and neighbor
my States. but ason the elevation of the standard
scholarship in kindred institutions and the genera
diffusion OF a taste for literature and science.
Its present organization believed he such give
the most ample assurance OF Its continuance 10 fulfil tn,
most sanauIne anticipatons of founders and earl,
friends. The number OF Proicssoshps. the eminent
bity. zeal and fidelity of the Professors. and the thorough
system OF instruction pursued afford unriyalod adyan
tagos for the acquisition of and profound learn
ing; whilst the steady enforcement OF salutary dscip
lnr has contributed to render these advantages. in
high degree profitable To the large of students.
The occasion which has brought us together height
ems the satisfaction OF your committee in being able Il
speak thus Eavorahly Of the University. noble monu
rnent OF legislative munhcence, ITS calculate,
10 aliod no Encouragement 10 that legislative aid in thu
organization Of system OF schools for primary instruction
and the endowment OF ns utlons of intermediate grade
which has been 50 benccially extended for similar pur
poses in other States.
Among the resolutions adopted by the Education Con
yention the following:
! Resoired That this Convention heartily recommend
10 the teachers IN the District Schools the Bib,
in their schools but 10 force upon child whose par
may he consceniiousy opposed TO its general
the schools.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20
House and Lot.

where Mr. Henry Hall resides situated on Federal Hill
and adjoining the Lot OF Isaac Adams The House is
conveniently arranged and sufficiently large for family
OF ordinary size, and has attached to it all necessary
buildings. sstuation is decidedly in the desirable
neighborhood in town. THOMAS L. BOULDIN,
Trustee Of ii. Hall
Dec. 6 wt23D
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Nov. %

L Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
IA tinued by adjournment and held for the county Of Am
her the Court house, Thursday the End day Of Sep
TENDER, 1911
Frederick Murrc and Elizabeth NJ, his wife, late Elie
abeth Nj. Nenabe, Plaintiffs
against
Benjamin Taiafcrro and William Shelton his securies
Jane c. Yenabe widow, Nelson Crawford, sheriff Of Am
hers county and such administrator of Joseph Venab
decd, Henry Dunngton, sergeant Of the Corporation OF
Iynchburg and such administrator of Richard Nenablo
decd, Samuel Taylor and Mary his wife, and Thomas n ku
bank sheriff of Amherst and such administrator Of Abam
Nenable decd. Defendants
In CHANCERY.
On motion of Henry Dmningon sergeant of the corpora
ton of I,nchburg and such Administrator Of Richard
Nenablc decd Thomas n. Eubanl sheriff of Amherst. and
such administrator of Abram Nenabe decd, and Nelson
Crawford, sheriff of Amherst, and such administrators
Joseph Venab!c decd who, being only administrators o.
said decedcns not be willing refundng bosd
and than two having expired from the qualihcat
of the defendant Peter p Thornton as administrator OF
Josiah Venabe decd the Court doth order that all persons
who have claims against the estate of the SAID JOSIAH
Nenable decd be required to exhibit the to this coui
for settlement at before the next term and unless es
claims or debts shall appear against the said estate the
will decree distribution thereof among the distributes wiz"
out requiring rending bonds and that this order be pun
lished for eight weeks successfully in the Lynchburg
gilman, public newspaper published in the town OF Ly
bury and posted at the door of the Courthouse OF TINS coa'
on two several Court days Copy-Teste, =
ROBERT TINSLEl, u
Nov % wsw
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John J'e'a,ton of the firm Of Boorman aud Johnston
Al John Johnston had been the habit u enjoIslng
casonally ior X. & j. Mr. George Georpa Johnston Of
the aii.r firm arrested "Wednesday night. and com
mittei i1f examination. Ills partner, Mr. Kirk, could
mol ta fund.
The amount Of forged paper in the Butchers and bro
VEN Bank sad b. be 1900. That IN the Bank Of
America We have not heard
The discovery said by morning paper to have been
fn1de in consequence Of note with funyed endorsement
lr 5000, having been offered fur sale broker in
Vail street. who took the precaution ot sending Mr.
Johnston (ol Boomap, Johnston s. Coz before he pur
chased.
The forgeries sad to have been going nr two
three scaIsthc forged notes that maturity be
ing taken up with the proceeds ofnew And we
Informed that the system commenced at New
Orleans where Kirk Johnston became embarrassed III
business y. T. Com .7dr.
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ShaWis. BnanGlIlcrChiclS 4 ScHrfs.
O. EMBROIDERED Merno Shawls, mode
o. colors, picadid
llrochr Shawls
81 Chcnc silk do
, heavy plaid do
4 black Mcrno do
Chcnc and other fancy Handkerchief
Super black silk Scars. largo size
do thenc silk do very rich and large
Small fancy Scaris rich patterns
These are splendid Goods, and will bo sold fair pri
cts. by HUNT & WARD.
Nov. "a
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INV oRt.Dec. 10.

INV Yons. Dee TO-
RiIru TnomrsoN ArRrsrrpI N NEW YoRr-One
af the firm Of George 4. Cook 4 Co. lately implicated in
The frauds upon the Eagle Bank OF Boston, was arrested
IN is city yesterday morning, at tho upper Police office,
III most singular ltapp.arsihai about II O'Clock
IN the morning Mr. Joseph = Morris of 3G5 Fourth street
while passpgby the PIPER Police office observed in
the street who appeared la be either state Of gross
n'oscaton or laprDg under other peculiar excite
mcnt. lie stepped into the Police Office and informed
Justice Taylor, who upon looking theman and per
ceisng that he was moi proper state pass through
the Streets requested Mr. Charles Bird keeper Of the
afee 10 step out and bring him IN. With the oido Mr.
Morris. he was brought In, when IT found that he
had bruised his face scyere, by fall and received other
slight injuries lie appeared 50 grossly intoxicated that
the Justice conceived 1t his duty 10 keep him until he
became sober. His appearance, however led Justice
loF 10 .nspcct something wrong, and he therefore
auessed Mr. Bird, oesainne his pockets previous lock
ing HIM up. The first thing taken from them appeared
To be- roll OF bank notes loose his pocket which, up
on examination, amounted to tli 900 and ON searching
further, SlOo WAS found separate Parcel and two
checks on the Eagle Bank for 10000 The bank notes
Were mostly Of the issue of the Earle Bank When
questioned, lac gave his as Ralph Ihotnpson--but
was drunk that Justice Taylor concluded to postpone
his examination until to day. The amount ofmoncy dis
covered, led the Justice 10 suspect something wronr and
he immediately sent officer T. NJ Iompkns into Wall
street 10 make inquiry with Mr. Bird relative 10 the ia
gle Bank. when they Immediately rained the whole
particulars as previously published by u.s.
We understand that drafts in the possession Of two
or three brokers Of this city. drawn by Thompson in In
yor Of George f. Cook & CO. of 81 Wall streets for
boni So"oo ond Is supposed that Thompson arrived
here yesterday from Boston, with the money 10 meet the
drafts, aud Incoming intoxicated from some cause he was
thus led nstray. The money and checks taken from him
are safe in the hands Of Justice TAYLOR IUeraId
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20

pursuance of decree pronounced by the Hastings
Court for the Corporation of Lynchburg at the last
term, III the OF Baldwin Davidson and others the
undersigned, the commissioner appointed for the purpose,
will on Thursday the 23d Of December next proceed up
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20
BOOK BINIDRY.

VIE subscriber having obtained first rate BIND
Eh from the North. would inform his friends and
the public that he is now prepared to execute III heno
IN his line with neatness and despatch and particularly
invites Bank Officers, Clerks of Courts Merchants and
all Others in want of Blank Books to give him ,c,II
as ne rs determined to give satisfaction to all who NAV E,
'of nun with Their patronage. Old Books rebound at
short notice. WM T,I n0T, "
Nov. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20
CLASSICAL SCHOOL
IN I.XNCIsBURG.


ENllE subscriber who has boon engaged for the last
Il five years IN teaching School. will open School in
the town OF ynchburg, for the instruction of males ex-
clusyely commencing on Monday the 18th of January
next. and temlnangon the 18th ofDecember following,
with months vacation, from the 9th of June the 9Th
of July.
In this School will be taught the attn Greek and Eng
lsh languages and the first branches of Mathematics
The course OF instruction Will he such To prepare the
pupils for College or for the ordinary transactions of life
Every attention will be paid to the morals of the pupils
as well as pcrseverng effort to promote their advance
ment in their studies.
scholars will only be charged from the time of entrance
and no deduction will he made afterwards for absence ex
cept in cases of protraced sickness.
Terms session of months, payable at the end of
the session.
For Classical scholars. Sl5 90
For English scholars over II II 80
for English Scholars under II 10 90
WILLIAM b. FEATHFRSTON
REFERENCES.
VIM. II Harrison, ESD Principal Amelia Academy.
Doctor Thomas Meaux
Major John IL. Stcger, .4,aelia,
Captain II. Meade,
Col. Samuel ID. Burke, }
Doctor James Agnew, Prince Ed,rard
Giles A. Miller, Esq,
Nov. 8 WITS
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pWtieal
.sGO WRkRE TssG WATER eluD.Tu
Rvk0.s


m Nf,s MARI SPENCER
c. where the water glideth ever,
Beneath the shade Of the DARK pine tree.
The ,o;ce Of our beloved river
Shall whisper dearest tales 81 me.
CO, where Ire lo~ sch hrrers awskesh
The rsusic 81 our .he,tsfirg tree,
Eash b-,sihins leaf, tia, gently spsaleih,
Will ~hsPer underes, Thought, oi me
&c. when the summer monnliehi ssealoih.
With white foe, DER our fraeran, lea,
That ..i,l and silver light resesieth
Our place d trus,--oar f.iry tree.
Twas sher- We s,et-fwss ihere We parted,
Bcneath the shade 81 sncisnt TIRE,
'Tws. ,her~ clssp,d ,h-e, -truest hearted,
And vcw Cd TO Iore-thee-c the,
TuH LEAF.
A leaf VA, hos,ins in the air
MethouEu heard itsst,
'.Child u the dust-Prcrars Prerste-
For ihoaght 80 blooming and 50 far,
Thou too mus, pass ama,.'
Ard tAn. the fading, falling leaf
I-,rrssssd the truth, tina, life i, hfief
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20
Oct. 81
Cloths, Ca>silnerc~ and Vcstinss.

CLOTHS. CH~silNercS and VcslinSS.
RLuE. black and Fancy Cloths, all kinds and quail
- ties
Bne, black and fancy Beaver do all kinds and qualities
Blue black and fancy Cassimeres, all kinds and quail
Velvet Satin Chene silk. Touett and other Vesinos
Making altogether the hest retailing assortment Of gen
temens wear have ever had and the STYLES and pri
ces not TO be surpassed fequallcd in this market We
ask call, to prove our position.
HUNT s WARD.
Nov, :.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

The following is report of the committee on Com
Schools as As amended and finally adopted by the
Copvenfn6.
The COMMITTEE TO whom was referred the slhjsct Of
PRIMARY <dacafion, respectfully ffcsens lie following
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RuE'Tsn,S.

SllOVEL and longs at all prices,
- Brass and common And Irons
Brass and common Tenders
Coal ShuttIcs and Sifters,
SPIT Boxes brass and common
Walters of all sizes and qualities.
tandcsnchs, plated and brass,
Shutters, plated, brass and steel,
Brass and ,)apanned Lamps,
Ladies' Dressing Boxes.
Sugar Boxes aud Tea Calios
For sale very low, by
IT, b. RICHARDS.
Dec u Is
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nUCKINGIItM'S Travels in America. . vols
ID Syo.
Sophens's Travels in Central America vols Svo
Speeches OF Lord Broughan, = vols: Svo.
Ten Thousand-a Year. complete in vol
DE Clifford, or the Constant Man.
The Plckwck papers, edited by Boz.
The Deer Slayer, by Cooper,
Guy Fawkcs. by Ainsworthy.
ANNALS FOR 1912.
The Gift beautifully illustrated,
The Token do do
The Daha do do
The Violet do do
The Poets of America.
just received by PAYNE * GREGORY.
Nov. | II