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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06

TIE .Mysterious .Music.-One Of the
wonders OF the southwest is the mysteri-
aus music at West Pascasoula. A cor
respondent of the Baltimore Republican,,
who examined it attentively, thus takes
the mautle Of romance from it.
Daring several of my voyages on the
SpAn.sh intin. IN the neighb0raood of
i,ara2us,' aud San Juan lie Nichera.
g1a.' from the nature of the coast We
were compelled 10 anchur at "A consider
able distance from the sh0 e; and every
evening. from dusk too late at night. ur
ears were delighted with AZ DIan music
that coaiI be heard beneath the counter
If our schooner At first, I thought it
was the sea breeze sweeping through the
>'rln.s # INV violin (the bridge ii which
mad Inadvertently left standing. J but,
alter rximlnatIuil, found it wa, not So
| then placed NV ear on the rail Of the
vessel. when | was continuity charmed
with The :hUst heavenly strains that ever
ieil upon NV ear. They did not sound
as close to us. but were sweet aud mel
low and a i,l like the soft breathings
OF thou.and iutes. touched by the so!t
insrts of the deep sea nymphs. at an
iInense distance. To the lone mariner.
lar iron home and kindred. at 4he still
hour of twilight, The notes were soothing,
but melancholy.
Although:i lave consul cradle music
in nv soul.' "ne night became tired.
and determined to fish. NV luck ia
ha.f an hour was t,stnn,shing-l had half
flied my bucket with the finest white cat
fis h ever saw and ii being late and
the cook asleep, and the maon shining.
filled my bucket with wafer, and took
fish aud all into my cabin for the night.
~ had not fallen asleep. when the
same sweet notes fell upun ny ear; and
getting up what WAS my surprise to find
my~'c,,.h>n' di,cour>ns sweet s,anls to
the SIDE Of NY bucket.
IL examined them cl o>r'v, end dis
csvered there WAS attathe II each ioWer
lip an excre,eence. divided Nv soft wirg
ti5res, and by the pressure 3f tae upper
lip thereon. and by the ex',iI,tion AMI
discharge If breath. IA vibration was
created similar to that prpiu ed by the
breath on the tongue Of The jawsharp."
1t seems to have been at letsth ascrr-
tanned shat the Ihiev music at Pascagoala
is il fish story If 50. it is capital one.
has had hanger run. AMI required more
wit to lind ii oit Than even the great
moon hoax. Svmns, the novelist, wrote
Il ppem of five hunlreh liHes about it.
The sonnti j, exceedingly singular aud
pleasing. at any rate. aud 1t is a pity To
tear away the pretty romance attached to
IL Of old.-N. . .Plczyuse.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06
A TOUCHING STORY.
We fad the following narrative relat-

We fad the following narrative reIat-
ed in the Philadelphia Led ser Of Friday !:
1t was but yesterday that we were
made aeqaaiu,ed with the history OF .
firmly oil temales--An aged mother aud
three aushters-w before the future
of the United States Banks, were warthy
thirty thousand dollars. The whole Of
this >n.n Was invested in the institution
NAMED. and from the whole OF which
they could not prob ib'v realize over one
hnnlrrd or two hundred dollar, They
dressed aud lived during their prosperI-
ty as their amount of property seemed to
justify, and without preparing themselves
in any particular vocation with which to
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06
TayHE CONSTITUTION WHAT j.
( AriiAT WE CALL THE CCNSIIIU.

olLN!
The Constitution Of Man may be said TO {
that which constitutes his Frame as Tx toie:
muscles. cart'lages, nerves. &c. The bleed
is. Therefore. the constitution. because II con
stitut-s nr mikes every part Of tie body.
TIE lIEA is first formed. which mus
Gle. ~ tn power it receives from ~ ) PA
RENT THE BLOOD, builds up ,ie whole
ID, w. w. mist then confess that according
as tn hlool is pure or impure. SO must tie
sal Il IF the body ne healthy or rrle:ltl!.
purge OUT Ttif. Of.DIfEAyEN. THAT:
w NAY BECOME A NEW lump"
T. tn In riag- Of Holy Writ. figure april
eel ", ritlailv It is trl. but bow could II tav'
any ps,cttion unless confirmed BY prsct ca
exn .rienc- in the body Of matter Tie four
l4tioi uoan which this figure Of scr5rtpie
rests. is a. i'm movable as the laws which gov
,-re ti I'll = t,.-tll4t occas or the thu ders
III .avrp.
"rHT CONDITION THE coudtior
AZ, ~ v'lch Col has 9; wen health to them II al
Is c. ,st ant care to keen his ston ach -,
bov,.l. FREE fro N all morbid or unheal,h, &c
ctI HIT )ls. The meaus tn effect tbs ms
D. thns. re ne lies which cleanse the bow ell
AL plr ~ the blood.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06
on soc.
Office oftas W. 8 p. RhL'oad Company ,
Manchester, March 5)..l842

fM1O PREVENT all apprehension, no.
n TIC. i, hereby gwen, that all freight coll
iectei at the Depots OF the Company, whether
ia. to th Company. or any o,her for which
It acts. will be received in rgina Paper,
current at Winchester. It is also made known
that all goods AMI mercha ldize, or o,her
fire glts, Shipped from Philadelphia or New
York. sent to the care of the Baltimore and
ono Il ,frotl Conoany, will bv an arrange
m INT between that Go nptnv an the Wnches.
ter mnl Potomac kalroad Company, be for.
varied direct to Winchester, without any
con nssions for receiving and forwarding
charged at Baltimore. and the whole freight
ti,ro ig', from either Of those places, or any
other point north OF Baltimore. will be collec>
ted at Winchester. BY Order,
J. GEO. HEST,
April 2, lSa2-tf .aseat
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06
T A | Nj O nth
g . tt It g q = It.

YH7 IL subscriber has lately had cons'gr
Il m.nts Of 1000 HIS. OF superior CottoI
Yum. N bales of 900 lbs each. and ysriousl,
iss,r'ed from No. 10 ID
Rv virtue Of an agency and arrangement
IN sde with the propretors of this Factory.
can deliver warn into the ware houses of mel
chants Of Pare. Shenandoah and Zoe bingham
at precisely the prices charged at the Factor,
in Falmouth or Richmond, free ofcarrage. fo'
six months credit, or FIVE per cent. dscouni
for cash.
GABRIEL JORDAN.
Luray. October IA. lo4I.-y
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06
LIFE AND HEALTH. TO THE ronY.

OBSERVE that each Agent II S an Eng,aveti
Certificate of Agency, containing arepIe SEN
taticn Of DR.. Brandreth's Mandatory at Sne
Sing, and upon which viii also he seen exact
copies of the NEW LABELS NOW USED
UPON THE BRANDRE1H PILL BOXES.
and wllichit is believed Will nroxe tie
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06

u5The Druggists! The Druggistsn The
Drlgrists!!!- II have in my possession 'Coun-
terfeit Brandreth Pills, purchased of the fol-
Nrr rictS liz.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06
OFFICE OF THE LEEsBURG
" Genius of Libertyn
FOR SALE.

EN FISHING to engage in other business
w we offer this establ shment for sale
The loca' on Is = remarkably healthy neighbor.
ood. and the Office in Il ffour;shng condition
Tor country paper. To practical Printer
With moderate SEED family the situation
would prove advantageous. IL the purchase
money be Wen secured, the terms viii be made
,ccommodat ng. Every necessary information.
will he given on application to the Editor
AMI it BY mail, to be post paid. TJuly so.
DEEDS OF B.fRG.ALN e. c.9yF
and NJ 0 DEEDS OF TRUST W.9P.
R.aN'1S. Exc CUTTONS, NOTES
SC. for sale at tAis office.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06

ten TO cure All Diseases because thtN ;lt II ,
natur. Il medicine Of man. and. tltlttctt. q IL
remove the corrupt or vItiat,d lurtl>. H.
use of ,in AMI ckness, leaving tie geo
humors to e i've.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
MORE NEW DOOKs
Received at the Book Store Of
SMITH, DRlNKER & MORRIS.

MORRIS TIGAVELs.-Notcso OF a Tour through
vi Turkey, Greece EgyP, Arabia Petra 10 the Holy
Land including visit 10 Athens, Sparta, Grand Cairo,
Consianinoule, Thehcs, tho Red sea Mount sinai, Peu n
the Edom Of scripture, etc by Norris, in yols 2no,
with numerous pliics.
travcl-U - GGzeffs.
The author has oonlrycd to give his descriptions Of
pdces sccLeTy aud event. spirit OF freshness and vTaI
semhlance that cannot be too much admired spirit
the Times.
THEODORE HOOKS LAST.
FATHERS and Sune, a Novel by tho late Theodore
Hook, author Of sayings and DOngs, Gilbert Quincy,
NC, in " l2mo
"Of Fathers ana sons only say that rs revision
about The last literary work 81 It's aincnicd auhor
audtha possesses all those features Of keen perception
and humorous dencaiiOn % character which have rem
dcfct liz productions such favoT.es will the public
London Literary GaxsHe.
"a m 81 undressing and clever novel - Herald
AN admirable uovcl.-Cafs DOMAIN Hfrcu y
zone n the bcFi novels Of the ay."- NssssngsT.
"a most amusing novel; nil Of spirit aud vIvacy SUN.
"Mf Theodore HOOKS works Inc most lively and ai
the time the trucs pictures Of life with
among lsto writer's "-dnds.
popular treatise Agricultural Chemi-fry, for the
use II the practical Farmer: By Charles Sguarey Chemist
A popular treatise Vegetable Physiology, published
under the auspices of the Socey Tor the promotion Of
popular instruction, viii numerous cuts
jel SMITH, DHlNKER & MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
u,- rEysn Asp Aeus.Row AsD,s

IarRovED TONIC MIXTURE .Ro~asa.
LSae s.ars Q. vs.s,s e rsS5sss ,pssne aad lss,'
ganc Eshausiions. With their kndred complaints
uesd states aud elsewhere has been essen,isy
Improved BY the Original Inventor (ant now sole, enie
.s,sr 81 =, n.,s,ss ~ f~o x.s,. ,,i is,s
and 40 the banks the Mississippi whero he enjoy.
sperIees iaoweise Of the peculiar features which Sis
ease ~ esenis 10 the Great Western Valley, and for apply
ing testing and still further perieeins, his uar method
Of treating that particular elias Of complaints, to which
sise attention Hence the imcroyed Tonic Mixture is
equally well adapted to Northern, Southern, Eastern,
Nov thai the manufacture OF this famous and
vay sancored remedy Is again In the hands OF tie orgi
ITS full strength gcnuinencss and puIy. Much has
nrre during tho recent absence OF the authorize lessen
once enjoyed and TO permit the country TO be overrnn
heraied new ar,iclcs But the True Ariies under
present raas Of Rowands Improved Tonic Mx lnonc
other will receive the OF the sutho) shall be I'M
edatey rcsuppied TO every ague section Of the
try, and assume the high enincnce ami universal use
once commanded without a rival The Tonic mixture
rests its claims public confidence trial, and
in contlas, with every other mode OF treating Fever -d
ensins continuance OF competition and snaranleslns
substantial benefit than be derived from
all other sources together. The common Iemedes es.
leave tie vreiehed invalid with pale SAILOR
and .aeai,d a .nJ
diag system called b. the weared and hopeless su>
fercr "nwar fever" These distressing symptoms con-
tnue for months, and sometimes years, Terminating at
length In ineurable Dropsv, Consumption CONFESSIONS
other fatal disorders. Recovery under the Of the
Improved Tonic MIXTURE. however. is perfect com
pletc: the 6eiHgs booming at once as eheerfh and
tsApiesoBIe in healf redpses hkeiy
than attack Of the disease an rh1 hGs
Hsrsr had the Asue before. To distinguish Rowsnds I'm
proved Tonic Mixture from all others and nom counter.
fe limitations and substitutes. each bottle, in addition TO
being wrapped the envelope and ezra covering
isnow furnished with a label on which Is my own written
signature which passes the mouth, and must be
destroy ed In drawing the cork.
Orders should be transmitted dre ctly the only manu-.
fcturcr and proprietor DIR John Rowand Graduate Of
University OF Pa. Once and Laboratory, . North second
street. Philadelphia.
N n. The utmost rigor Of the law will be summarily
enforc against attempt at ntsion or mposure
supply received by JOHN GASNo2. one door above
the Bell Tavern, Sole Agent for Richmond. Ie Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
PREMIUM PLoUGMs.

I'VE have ON hand the the best OF grcul.
~ fnrdt implements before offered 10y
Dtccs, for such Implements to qua aniee sales Our
fonrhs arc from some OF the approved factories
he United states, aud have had awarded them more
PREMIUMS
than any other Plough with which we are acunainc,:
having sold In the last 10 or II months One Tho
used henh we think hazard nothing IN reconme ndnr
them TO the confidence of planters We would here
remark, that our
PATENT PLOUGH
has received p Premiums, late exhibition in Nassa
chusetis and that too when the Men best Plough was
tired I've refer TO Prouy Mcars At late Far here
- due 10 the manufacturers To saw that though there
were several exhibited we had none the ground These
Pouehs have never failed TO receive the Premium when
offered
Besides the advantage over Prouiy 4 Mcars' Plough
above enumerated IL HiH last longer and DO better ser.
wee; Of this fact satisfied having sold the same
Plough ourselves The following part OF our stock:
One horse patent premium Plough .............si 50
Two do do DO varying from To IN 90
Three and four DO do 10 IL TO 10 ~
One horse, side hill DO do..................G 90
70 ~ "
Three do do do................u 10
One horse, common Plough, from.........2 80 TO 90
Two DC do..-..--............4 Oh TO ~
water furrow Ploughs. ......-.........5 10 70 90
1uiNaioIs 81 - 10 on
q lpa-to tinush.- Il 80
SneleEs great variety. In Us NJ
..-fto 81 ~
10 81 "
logeiherwth good assortment OF Garden Tools &c
Machine
Call aud examine stock.
GRETTER & PEAKE,
ma ~ doors below the iiell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
NNHIrE rIIIPmIiHM ATER

TIVE viuucs Of Tho WAFER IRON The v lite Sulphur
rprugs In GrcenbueT County, In this rtate, are so
generally known aud appreciated haf It's deemed unne.
cessary 10 enter Into detail ~ ~ peculiar properties and
applicability TO paTtic ular Diseases
has been satisfactorily asccrsncd that the "Mefical
prnpciitfs OF the Water resie mainly rotfD Con.
TENTS ard asst rd contents ere mo- dsunstfsd ar
nhefrse 1851 by cNpoIaJn the nanrporicd Waior must
the fountain. ''
40, p' gdeiots with view Of placing IL NJ once in tho
reach NJ all those who msy be disposed rmseyos
Of use. have csatai ei agencies In a. the pioeip,I
ces and towns ~ the Union and Transport the Msef in
uaroa and hall barrels which hav, under gone care al
l through prcpariii n, aud enabled nc rn fLs
wafer 10 consumers n perfect satc Of pfeservafon
WITHOUT the loss OF ~ g peculiar medical rprttica
mpnefous comparative Trials made with the Transported
Waie ana The Naier fresh AZ the Spring. by Intelligent
AMI ohscrvanf pcreone, with view 10 ASCERTAIN ia
|Tengh,n ccr case have, abundinty proved the "a uth
Of tbs position.
Pamphlets containing On analysis Of Tho water and e
rect ons fors use. arc furnished gals y ali te sgouts
For sale IN bhia half bills and boiilrs
n " ALEXiR DUvAI A. ca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS
Received Of the Bookstore Of
SMITH, DRINK SER e. MORHl

SMITH, DRINKER e. MORRIS.
rTHE Life of Wlpur Fisk, d u, hru President ~ tho
4 Wesleyan UniVcrsiy, by Joseph IIaldick
Sermons and Sketches Of Sermons, by the Rev. John
Snmmefhcld NJ late preacher In connection with the
Mehgid W OPAL Jnureh with an introduction by the
Rev. Thos & Bond, VI ~
What's be Done or the VIII aud the way, by the au-
thor Of Wealth and Worth, &c.
Means and Bnda, " Sof framing by me auihor Of ed.
wood Hope, Lcsgc, Home, Poor Rich Man. etc
HsiOry Of the Expedition under tho command Of Csp
tains Lewis aud Clarke, IN tho sources The Missouri
thence acrossthe Rocky Mountains and down he River
Columbia 10 The Pacific Ocean Performed during tho
yoars 1871 $50 AMI 1906 by order Of the Government of
the Unued -acs prepared for the press by Paul Allen
Eeq. Revised and abridged BY Archibald McNckar
Toe Fame and Glory ~ England vndcafod, being an
answer 10 the Glory and shame Of England, by Lbenas
I col
Tnc Lncai or an account " The Gypsics u apain ,s
original collection Of their soma aud Poetry By Geprge
Borrow
Tho Kingdom Of Christ, dcHncaed In two Esssya on our
ors account Of his person. snd of the value of bs
nEiln and the constitution. powers All Ministry Of a
Chrrian Church, appended by himself, by Richard
WhfbT ID ID, Archbishop % Dublin
Afhantson second ettOn, with notes and coIrectona
also, Miscellaneous PoeIas by the author Of Christian
nfada, SC
biblical Roscarc hesln Palestine, Mount SHAT and Arab
Pcre-a Journal u Travels 10 TIC year 1885, by RO
bnson aud smith, undertaken IN reverence 20 Diblcl
Geography, drawn up from The original Daues, with IIii
torct lusraions' by Edward Robinson y, with ne'
M1ps aud Plans. ma 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
nc Uer0f.
LOGAN WALLER,
NM e. THOMSON
hey most respectfully offer the following

Rfchmond,-Mcs-rs kcni Kendall & Atylicr, and Cart
NcuJ. Sheppard CkdsioNesUiHe, Allan McCrudcr
Bal SeeftsvWe,-Messrs SisiAoy Tyler q 20. Louiso,
--Messrs q iaTcG Kent AMI J. VI Btgt y, Er. dUashn
-Mcssrs J 4 letter q 20 FYifun1Hd- -ucssrs shep.
herds 20. LyHchbtrg.--lnhn 81. speed ami William
~ Sutton, Esqs Fpede~ieksbnrg Johnson aud
Alexander Walker, Eeqs. Or0Hge.- Mcsrrs Fnerd 4
Thomson. dHherst-Wn " Waller. Esq CaroHae.-
Iapt Rebate. Sntton, Daniel Dearne,t and William W.
Tenant. bslf. King william ten Pulp Ayleu and
Capt Charles ". Bfa5ion nHiamslurg,-Dr. Robert
?. Waller, and Messrs ". W. Vest & Go.
fnff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
wM q SANDS, C c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
Pfehuond MAJ OG,k 1910
tsisnel.I

The parties interested and this are
3y n"thed That have appointed Monday the lh day OF
July next (Se) To commence la ills Office, atthe hour
OF lOA ~ the duties enjnined in the foregoing
order at which time ami place they requested TO at.
tend with all necessary documents, youch
ers, Ia enable me TO perform the said duties.
res M6W % pOIIIALN. Cnmmas inncr-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
, - ALExR DuvAL & CO.
EXCHANGE CLOTHING -TOHE.
Dnnt OF Ennnu H.. 49, Il ~

Dtpul W fhUcy Dfees hTticlcs. &c.
Hb urdcrs ned have opeucd ne Store ON ian e,,ec,
Opposite the Exchange Hotel with Tho view Of Cpfoisb
inf INC czcnf 81 Richmond and vicinity with 6rpt r,to
alUccstn the way II Ready Made Garments &C sueb a.
nave not hercioorc been Offered In this market Ftom
we hdFantaacg Possessed tn connection with ono ~ fhc
hf5l concernsn Now York, they have homes OF cctng
ashrc ~ patronage, which the style and qualify or tbeir
goods cannot fail "a command ~ " w."
Reference could be furnished n ihc many citizens Wbo
nave favored The Establishment ~ BfoadWny, Ancric n
hutel, New York with ihclf OfderF, who win fnfuto
eaye thcir mcaqufcs with u.s. which viii be forwardod
WIN despatch, and ~ insured samples Of tho maize
rails most IN vogue a. the Norh, will be kept on bsnd
rom Which selections be made BY all who would pre-
fer garmcnia made 10 order.
An extensive assortment n Garments, Tor Spring and
sumner wear, ohcre nr inspection, Including Pan.
hloons-'ron French AMI English Elastic Cassimercs
1amhtoona, Drlingg MetDocs, Bombazincs Sc, IN
iious new tyios Particular attention has been directed
70 ths department. with tho object n Offering aesort.
ent u Pans which from Their superior style Of and
finish, the views of ihoso requiring well IL.
ing ticle. Tho sswc may be appledo our veos, which
have rvcu much Satisfaction, Tho usual assortment
will be kept 30, Including Challey, Marsoiies rka sto
&c. DrorS and Frock Goats from French and EneHah
Cloths, N various colours. Also, Morinos, oinalaus
Tinrps, etc.
WIN superior assortment Of Fancy Dress Articles.
Including mo stesifylc Of SILK Satin and Nohslr scs,f
.nd Cravai Cfavai Sncrs, Socks Rlk md
Linen andkorchieis, SHIRTS, Collars Gloves Undcrvess
and Drawers, Hosiery Umbrellas Canes. efc Aiso =
Eresi variety Of Oriental Robes or Dressing Gowns
lot' STARR a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09

THE subscriber having been engaged in the Drug and
dp0fheeGry business, in New York and Phi epnil
for the past eleven years has associated with himself Mr.
Thomas Harrison, Of this City. commences bust.
this day, under the firm Of Bolton 81 Harrison.
EDWARD G BOLTON.
Richmond, May 9th, 1912. ma c or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
Rlchmnnd. NAV 9Th. 1872.
GEN EKAL AGENCY
a N d
COM HIGSION HOIrg

THE suit scTbcTs have associated themselves together
II under the firm Of Waller & Thomson or the pur.
pose Of tTansacting General COMMISSION Bnsne rs.
Having been long engaged IN Merchandise, and under
standing Tie general routine Of business WE'LL they with
confidence Oet thcr scryceEio their fsndsand the pub
lie ~ large. 1hcy bcgtOw their poisuual aud
divided attention IN the sale Of every article Tused
their anl respectfully solicit share OF public
patrOuago especially In the sale of corn wheat aud foat
CO; assuring tieir friends that nothing will be LEFT undono
which human energy skin aud integrity accomplish
in obtaining The highest pnces .r their produce
Ing punctual rciurns for tho same.
uJr Office fr8t corner below the Derof.
LOGAN WALLER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
PKEsBYTEKIAN PUBLICATIONS,
RECEIVED BIT
SMITH. DRLNKER 4 NORRIS.

SMITH, DRLN6ER 4 NORRIS
a Rove ono hundred different works from the Pres.
byteTan Board of PubicatiOu.-The character the
worsshre so generally known that is considered unnc.
ccssary 10 enumei ate hut few brief
oeIs VIII be received from the BJau OF Publication
they may appear from the press.
The constitutional history OF the PRESBYTERIAN Chure
IN me OF America, 10y Chas IIOsc ID, Professor in
the Theological Seminary AT Princeton. " svo.
The primitive and apostolic order Of The Church o,
Christ vindictted. by Safn'l Miller, ID
friendly visit Ia te House Of Mourning, by Rev Rich
ard Cecil
PresbyeIansm the truly primitive and aposiolca N
stituton OF the Church Of Christ, and infant baptism
serptuTa and reasonable, baptism by sprinkin- or
siiason the most suitable and odying mode by
The constitution OF the Presbyterian Church in the e.
OF America, containing the faith the cafe
Ssns anu the directory for the worship God together
Win Inc plan OF government and discip'nc
DiscouTses upon the eKistcLce ami arikufcs NJ Col
stephen Charnock ID, first American edition. in ~
dihcnlies OF friend under serious Impressions by r
charlton Henry, d. with biographical sketch and poT.
trait Of the author
The fulfilling Of the Scriptures for confirming believers
and convincing unbeevers by the Rev Robert Fleming
abridg Ell from tho thiri e,iiiicn
Ths christian Education the children and youth in
tie Presbyterian Church, by the Rev samuel Miller ID ID
Inc mystery of G0tiness, wherein the Deity OF Christ
Is proved upon other evidence than the word Of God
anu With no other view than for the salvation OF men, 10y
Rev Thomas Bradbury
Lime street Lectures defence some Of the impor-
lah doctrines o Inc Gospel Ia 20 sermons, by several
eminent dvines syo
series Of the doctrines ORDER and poty of
lhe Presbyterian Church IN the United states Of Amcrcl
embracing several on practical subjects 2y
der. ID ID
The Mute Christian under the Smaring Rod, with sove
reign anidotcs Tor every case, by Rev Thn's brooks
self employnentin Secret containing inquiry into
tie state Of tho Soul thoughts upon painful an cons me
MORALS for practice, by Rev John Corbet
Also several hundred Tracts published blythe Board
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
NOTICE.

THE misunderstanding opened their Stsrc at the
Il above the Banks Main street respectfully soil
ct share Of The public patronage. All medicines and
prescriptions will be compounded with care ang
Inferior Article sold in Articles be obtained
atany hour IN the night
BOLTON & HARRISON,
Druggists and ApOthecaTies,
Corner above the Banks.
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