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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-04
Sl,5l3,523


Orthese, the Trust Company, Com.
Bank of Scioto and Franklin Bank of
Columbus, are Invested Of their charters
after the lst day Of january next.
The aggregate amount o + the capitals
Of the 9 banks whose charters extend
beyond 1874 is So 6O2, 1914. No great
extension Of their circulation, or in
crease of the amount Of the local cur
'ency, is TO be anticipated under the
most favorable circumstances, without
the establishment OF new Banks. We
shall Of course be pretty much depen-
dent upon our n~eighbors for a circulat.
ing medium, who. no doubt. will be glad
10 accommodate US, il The times should
even improve sufficiently to enable them
to do so. Al that the people of Ohio
will gain by destroying instead of regu.
latlng their W institutions, will be a
currency issued by interpretations over
which they have no control whatever.
%. S. Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-04
BANK ABSTRACT.

The Statesman con,ainsth the quarterly
abstract Of the condition of the Banks,
made up 10 Auditor Brough's peculiarly
luminous style. The table contains
statements from 10 Banks in July,2 in
August, and 90 in September. With
these irregularities and discrepancies, it
is impossible 10 make any useIul or re.
liable comparisons. The 90 Banks in
September report S795 622 90 Of spe-
Gle 10 their vaults, which does not vary
materially from the amount they have
had on hand during the summer Their
circulation is $I,774 535 34-an in
crease Of $3.50, TO AIS 900 since last
June. From this apparent circulation
is TO be deducted the amount of notes in
each others possession, viz: 459,56S
dollars, and it leaves about | 300 600
dollars, as the sum Of our own local cur.
rency-or about so cents in paper for
each soul IN the State. So that but for
the foreign circulation, we should have
nearly reached the level OF a specie
standard Need the farmers wonder
that wheat is worth only SO to SO cents,
per busheI, and that pork can scarcely
be given away2
The Banks which furnish the p%rinci.
pal part Of the circulation, are the fol.
lowing:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-04
T. HAMILTON

P. ST. shall be out in the next Hall.
fax steamer, and hope 10 confer with
you on the subject Of this letter on my
arrival in Carolina.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-04

the financial policy Of a particular par,
ty."
How admirably this agrees with Lo.
cofoco speeches and editorials!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
PREMIUM PLoUGHs.

yE have hand the the best assortment OF igrieai
w firaf Implements before offered 10y AMI a
prices, for such Implements To- guarantee sales Our
PoughS are from some OF the most approved acioTies IN
he United States, and have had awarded them more
PREMIUMS
than any other Plough with which are aequainted-
having sold la the last 10 u months about One To-
used hemh we think hazard nothing in endiur
them To the confidence Of cur planters We would here
remark, that our
PATENT PLOUGU
has received D Premiums, AZ late exhibition In Massa
chusots aud that too when the then best Plough was
tried 1--WE refer 10 Pouiy MeaTs Aour late Fair here
II Is uc To the manufacturers L. say that though there
were several exhibited had the ground These
fouehs have never failed TO receive the Premium when
offered
Besides the advantage over Prouiy & Mears' Plough
above enumerated, trH idsf longer and 10 better
vice; OF this fact satisfied having sold the
Plough ourselves The iollown: Is a part Of stock
One horse patent premium Plough. 90
Two do 40 do varying from g To 10 90
Three and four do do 10 III 10 IL w
One horse, side hill DO do......-...........6 %
Two do 40 do........,........,,l0 %
Three 10 do do...................II %
One horse, cUmmon Plough, from. - 10 90
Two 40 do..-.........-......i ~ To "
water Furrow Pioughs.. . 90 10 20
- ~ 10
- ~
Torn shelters, great variety 10 Is ~
Nheai ans ~ NJ
10 "
Ingeihcrwfh Il good assortment OF Garden Tools &c
Machine.
CAN aud examine stock.
CRETTER PEAKE,
ma ~ 5dDors below the Dell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
vAIuAeIE AND RARE ROCKS


HISTORY of Europe. faom the French Revolution IN
n 7s9 the Restoration OF the Bouroons n lslo-By
Archibald Alison, fRsE
selections ffotn the Edlnhurg Review, CONFUSING tho
best articles In that Jon nal nom to the
present time with preliminary dissertation anil expana.
tory notes Elited by Maurice Cross
Islam Constitutional History of Enslsud
fcroupine's Works, containing Various Writings and Sc
ieetons exhibiting faithful picture OF the United etates
OF Amerlea-By William Cobbeu
sterne's Sentimental Journey Gin rreneh)-beao,lally
Tho Works Of Ben johnson, with Memoir OF his Life
and Writinss-By Barry Cornwall
Arisiophanes Comoedia, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Bekko'
rus--in vols
raionis opeIa-ll vo,s-illustravi, linn Decker
Observation-Disclosures a varioom edit
CORNELL Taeiti-4 Nols-ex Reconsideration August
EIncsfi
q ilorsiii FlseeI Opera, observStonibus- Baxicri
Gesucri Zcunii
Nons phanies IIisiorr cInca esedit L MndorGi
Eurriies neTaelidc Ct Medca ReccnsOine- Pctr
Elmsey
Eschyl TIsseca qrSe SUI eTsuui desscrdiarun Fabu.
arum frasmenia ct Schoia Graeea ethuouc -Thomr
0ubus suas paksim intertcxuiL
sanrcl Butler A. NJ.
pemosthouis ct lEschlnls Opera varus seciionbos
edsneta Observation-Disclosures per liierony VOL
fun
PubHi rercntii Afri comGLc Phedn Fabulc lEsopi<
ct cum Notcs-Riehard Rentleii. For sale.
la - SMITH, DRlNkgR a MORRIS.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Received at tho Bookstore Of
SMITH. DRINK KH A. mnnura


TUE Life Of wilbur Fisk, u D. first Presidenf Of the
u Wesleyan Unvorsity, hy Joseph fIa,fck
sermons and Sketches Of sermons, by the Rev John
snmmefheld w. late preacher In conne1ion with tie
aeih91si Eg,copil Church, with nii odueOh ~ the
Wna s 70 be Done o. the VIII snd the Way BY The au-
Means AM Enls Self TfauinE by the author of n N.
wood Hope, LosHr, Home, Poor Rel Man cfe
Hfory n The Expedition under TIE command of rs,.
fans Lewis aud Clarke, ~ the Sources Of fe Ni-a,ut
thence acrOsahc Rocky Mountains aud down Ilo fi,ar
colunbia 10 he Pacific Ocean Performed during he
yeurs 1919, li and 1916 by order Of the Governnenf 4
The Uned -tNos, prepared for the press y Paul Allen
Esq. Revised and abridged by Archibald NcVekar ''
The Fame and Glory Of England vindic atod being an
anawert 10 the Glory aud shame of Tngiagd v i.,,-
vol
Tho Lncali, account Of the Gypses u spain with
Original collection Of their Songs and Poetry ~ george
Borrow
Tho Kingdom Of Christ, dcineaed in two Esaaysonou
ord'H Of HE pcrsnn, aud the value Of bis
ingd1m and the constitution, powers Ministry n
christian Church, appended ny hitnsolf by Richard
Whaiby ID ID, Archbishop Of Dublin
Atanaron second edition. with notes and Corrections
also, Milcehaneous Poems by the author Of Chrsar
Ballads, &C
Bbles Rescsfchosin Palestine Mount sina and Arab
Pctre-a Journal Of Travels 10 TIE year 1893, by Y Ro
tnsou ard smith, undertaken in reference 10 Bblic'
0eozrphy drswn Up from the original Diaries, will ~
tofirsl iHul fations by Edwafd Robinson, ID 10, with
Mos and Plans. mast
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
~ Office first corner below the Depol.
LOGAN WALLER,
They most respectfully offer tn. following

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MORE NEW BOOKS
Received at the Book Store OF
SMITH, DRlNKER & MORRIS.
MONRIs' ThANELS.-Ncicsof Tour through
~ Iurkoy Greece, Esypi, Arabia Petr to the Holy
ianu, nciuing visit % Athcns Sparta, Grand Cano,
oonsnniinoplc, Thehes the Red sea- Mount sinai PetI
with numerous plates. '
We recommend II 20 tho pulI!Ic as a stctln, work nj
uaycL-U. y. GassHe.
The author has eoniTivcd give 10 hts eserpiona Of
pness sceLcty aud events spirit OF
schnanec, that cannot be too much amircl-Spirit OF
the Tunes. ' -
THEODORE HOOKS LAST
HOOK, amhor OF sayings aud Doiogs, Gilbert Quincy,
&c, In " l2ino -
"oi Fsthers and Sons we only say that liz revision
and that possesses all those ures OF Keen nerccntn
aud humorous delneaon OF character which have rem.
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"A INC stiu'erestEg and clever novel; Herald
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zone of the best novels uf the ay."-- VI sseHFer.
most amusing novel; fnllof spirit and vivacly san.
"Mr Theodore Hooks works are the most lively and Al
Tie same Time the trucst pictures VI life met with
among lste wrileTs."-iiins
Apopular treatise Agricu Chemistry, for the
use III tho practical Farmer: by Charles Squarey Chemist
popular treatise Vegetable Physiology, published
under the auspices of the Society, the promotion of
popular instruction, with numerous
jel SMITH, DRlNKER MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
Richmond, May 9th, 1872.
GENERAL AGENCY
A " ID
COMMISSION HOUS

THE m ferbeTs have associated themselves together
Il under The frm 81 Waller Thomson, ior the plr.
poe 81 n.scting General C1ihmisaiOn Busnefg.
Having been long engaged 10 Merfhanise and under
fiandin- The general routine of bufinCs7 WE'LL they with
confidence Offer er aeryccEtOtcir friends ami tie pub
c ~ large. They bestow ,her personal and
divided attention o. tie sale of every article rsisd
their care, aud most respectfully sOeta share Of public
patronage especially u e sale n corn wheat and fobac.
co.. assuring their friends that nothing will be let und0ne,
which human energy, xiii and integrity accompis,
obtaining The highest prices r their produce aud max
~ punctual returns for the same.
~ once first corner below the DEPOT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
NOTICE.

fiUE subscriber having been engaged In the Drug and
< hpohceGry business in New York and Philadelphia,
for the past eleven years, has associated with himself Mr.
Thomas Harrison, Of this City, and commences bust.
this day, under the firm OF Bolton a Harrison.
EDWARD BOLTON.
Richmond, May 9th, 1912. ma 6 or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
REDUCED FARE.
A % A COMPANY.

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAiL-ROAD COMPANY.
A q meeting Of the President ant Directors OF the
n Richmond, rretcrieksbutg and Potomac Rail Road
Conrany, Bth May, lSt2
With the view OF favorns, far "a possible the loesl
travel both the Louisa anu Fredericksburg Rail Roads:
Resorsd, That the pree OF the Return Ticket between
Richmond other points the Richmond, tre'crieks
burg and Potomac Road and points the Louisa RAD
Road short of Gorionsvic, be placed on and ancr the
10Th June, at lard only the price Of the tul ticket
instead OF one hall.
That the price ofthe return ticket between Richmond
and points tho Richmond and Fredericksburg Road,
short of Frederic kburg, between intermediate points
the road be placed aud after the bovc date at
one fourth only the price Of the full ticket instead OF one
half
That the price OF the ticket aud return ticket betweea
Richmond and Gorions,illc, from and ancr the above
named date be reduce d 20 dollars aud hy cents and
between Richmond and Fredericksburg, 70 seven dollars
led 4 w MACMuRDo, Troas'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
NOTICE.

THE subscribers having opened their Ssro al the
Il above the Banks Main street. respectfully soil
ct a share Of The public patronage All medicines and
presc pfiOns will be compounded with great care no
inferior Article sold IN any Articles may be obtained
any hour IN the night
BOLTON & HARRIHON,
Druggists aud Apothecaries,
Corner above Tic BANKS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
'ttid IL y huNIr NtllN -
NLty nISHnUEDV

THE subscribers have for sale three kinds Of Magnetic
Il EthcT-No. ! for consumption which cNccis AL aud
every kind OF consunpiive medicine that been
discovered Try Il, and you will End no humbug II Is
cure in the three FIRST stages
Magnetic Ether No for Nervous diseases, which the
patients Will find 10 help themin % hours aud
In short time. II has failed In the dangerous
cases.
Magnetic Ether No for Liver and scrofous diseases
book treaties Of various diseases accompany eaeh
package pcrusa will satisfy any purchaser Tat they
prophecies ndcp and superior other
COMPOUND Thy them We arc not afraid 10 have Them
tested by the best physicians Of the day. No qpacke
about the Magnetic Remedies.
Medical Societies are invited TO test aud condemn them
publicly II they not what they are recommended Il
be. III EUSTACE l. SON
~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
BONNETs, ARTIFICIAL. FIowgno |,

g0NNETs, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
NUNS Bonncia m1sGd -
~ nlsses straw, Lcghorn and Zinhyrinc nonnofs
an, 'Elos hmaEone Hraw, Florence braid, Zlphyfino
Artificial Flowcra
above Goods arc III Of the newest and most FASH
ohabic styles, and will to ftld low '''' '''''
ALSO,
horn U,, ana boys straw, Palm, Manila and Leg.
III ~ u"si NJ u CUNNINGIIAuiF
~ "a New and Cheap Cash Dry Goods store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
EXCHANGE CLOTHING SToRF,

- Depot OF fAncy Dress Articles &C.
THE undersigned have opened the Store on l;th stree,
l. opposite the Exchange Hotel with the view OF fTus
ing the citizens az Richmond and vicinity with frs 10
articles IN the way Of Ready Made Garments such A.
have not heretofore been offered In this market From
the advantages possessed in with one Of the
FIRST concernsin New York, they have hopes OF ecng
share OF paironagc, which the style and quality Of the
goods cannot fail TO command.
Reference could be furnished the many citizens who
have favored the Establishment, 20 Broadway, Anercl m
ifoel New York, with ther orders, who will ia fnuIe
leave their measures with us, which will be- forwarded
with despatch, and IL Insured Sampcs Of the mate.
rails most in vogue the Morrill, will bc kept on hand
Iom which selections be made by all who would prc-
fer garments made 10 order.
An extensive assortment OF Garments, for Spring and
Summer wear are offered for inspection. including Pan.
taloons-from French anI English Elastic CissimeTes
Gambroons. Drilings Mcrnocs, Bomhazncs. &C. in va
Iious new styles Particular attention has been directed
10 this department with the object Of Offering an assort
moni 81 Pans which from their superior style Of aud
nish, must meet the vcws of those requiring well 1T.
ting altleo The same may be appedto our Vests which
haze given 80 much 71tafacii0u. Tho usual assortment
VIII be kept NJ, lnclud eChaey, Marselcs, siks etc.
ctc Dress and Froek oats, from French aud English
Linens, etc.
with superior assortment Of Fancy Dress Articles
Including tie acsrtylc o six, Satin aud Mohair Seaffs
and CTatais Cravai Siners Stocks, suspcnders Silk and
Linen ilandkcrcicfg. Shirts Collars Gloves Undcrvcs
aud Drawers, Hosiery Umbrellas Canes etc. Also, a
great variety Of Oriental Robes, Dressing Gowns.
JcB STARR a. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05

NyTouLD call tho attention OF country city mcr.
w chants TO his extensive assortment Of Printed aud
Common EarthenwaIc, just received the nanufAe
tories and will be offered low pticcs for cash.
punciua customers am now ofcning the following styles
OF Dining Ware;
Blue ami brown vase Dining scus
Whitc Cfaniie dO
CoIinhian do
Bourbon sprig
Blue Neptune 10
White Porcelain China d.
TEA WARE.
Bourbon sprig China Tea Sets
Hue Rased figure 40, y, Is aud e pieces
Plain Gold and White do, - ana 10 pieces
Broad Gold Band do, %, &c and N mecca
Landscape Pattern do, pieces. a new article
Rich Dove color aud silt do, So, 6i and II pieces the
most beautiful article ever offered in this city.
Ia addition 10 the above, keep constantly hand
beautiful asSCrtmentof
Rich Cut aud PLATA Astral Lamps
DO do Mautcl Lamps
Candclahras, l. ? and ligl,ts, with rich drops
Entry and Hall Lamps Of every style
Looking Glasses, comprising Pier. Manel aud Toilette
Looking Glasses. Also, large small Glasses,
Cups and sauecIS Bowls Plates, &c. which will bc offer
cd unusually low prices.
Those wishing make purchases. invited call ani
examine my stock. CHARLES SrEBBINS,
ars Opposite Swan Tavern, shockoe uin
T AIDES FRENCH MOROCCO AND KID
- SLIPPERS and PARIS TIES, a 81 25-3nl pair OF the
per schr John stull from Philadelphia, which will
tail at the above very low price ef Ell . per pair
BURLINGTON 4 co.
NH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
ins w9w wM o WINSTON. pcuc
r. o Il, ANcEtf-In neaHcO County CoaTi, Ja7

9th, 1872: ' ' ''''
Susanna DAVIS, pi,,,t,-
Against "
WIN White and Elizabeth his wife, WIN II o CANINE
AMI nancy he wife John Hector Davis and Wm Ioscn
oros sawn oliver Cross sarah Harris Cross John Fp
CI9ss, hlzabeih Befk Cross Henry Shelton Cross AMI
widow OF Finch Cross anil children OF M
Finch Cross, n.fa, 80, s'i
Ihis day came plaintiff and fled her bill and upon ne
mouoh, ioin Eleti IL appointed guardian al item al
nctend the tnisnt defendants this cause and IL
ing 70 me satisfaction Of the Court by the affidavit Of ii
Hector Davis, Edwin Oliver cross susan IisrTis Cyos
mo tineh Cross Elizabeth Berk Cross Henry shcio
cross anu WIN Joseph Cross are not inhabiianis on M
Commonwealth, and they not having entered fhc, sp1
neaTanee and gven security according TO the Act OF Al
senby and tlc Rules OF this Conrf: II Ia ordered lin
me said defendants do appear here at tho neIt oeo
Term OF this Court and the bill OF The panin
and that copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted 4,
some newspaper Published in the City OF Richmond 70,
Two months suce esiycy, aud posted at the front door OF
the Courthouse OF this county. $3.50 "
IN - Waw IDFrIN ~ Pttrrr ~ n ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
NJ u S | C.

ID II. TAYLOR has iusticceiycd the following Son
Il arranged for the Guitar.
NV Boyhoods Rome
life on the Ocean Wave
Come play INC that simple air again
Last ScIcnadc
Lords OF creation men we call
sullso Gently
Angels Whisper
%, Whistle and IN come In YOU my hl
Morning its sweets Is n.nsing
- my lOyeis like the Red Rose
On yonder rock reclining
My Sister Dear.
aug NJ. ~. n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
SECOND SUPPLY OF SPRING Day
GOODS


WE have received 10y the packet Nassau from New
w York, the following seasonabe aud desirable Goods
the latest impouaons and offer them very re4Sona-
hle prices:
Rich painted and satin striped Balzorine
Do de Lame and ChAlys
Plain blk and blue black Mouslin aud Challys
super blk and blue black, plain and Cad silks
? 4 and fine FOulard End Pikn silsa
French Muslns aud Lawns and printed Iaeonets
super black and white and assorted cold Glnglians
large and medium size Shawls and ScaIfs
Organize Muslin and French Cambria Prints
English and American Prints, all qualities
Extra size black Grape Wells az hAce hdkis
I.ana, ~, r. siiu Neck Ribband
oi " -Hoofnbazne Stocks and Scarfs
s9, Bobine;, Thread, Cambria and Muslin EIsing and
InscTtinss
French worked and mourning Collars. very cheap
Kid, Silk, Neu and I.fle Thread Gloves and Mus
Umbrellas, Parascls, Shades and Fans
Satin, Valentia, Marseilles and other Vestings
Alppacca Lustres Grape Listing and CashmcTeu
White aud Cold Linen Drilling, all prices
With a complete assortment Of Domestic Drngs,
plaid and striped Also, Brown and Bleached S ceilings,
shirtings, OznabuTgs, &c. cheap for cash.
VALENTINE BREEDEN co.
Apl3 White Buildings, shockoe Hill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05

yyIRoINIA-is CAaaesry-M rules held IA tho
" Clork's once of tho Couais Court Of Rehncnd, on
Monday, the 2nd DAY OF May. lSi2.
WIN Burgess, John N Ncaman and May hs wife,
aud Joseph fones and Elizabeth his wlic, Phis.
WA Nash, Peter Nash, aud bradley aud his wife,
May, Defendants.
The defendants, William Nash, Peter Nash. and nrsd
AMI his ~e Mary, not having entered their
aud sven security according the act OF assembly and
the rules Of this court, and appearing By satisfactory
eNdc &C That they are not Inhabitants of this Common.
wealth. isoricIej that the said defendants do appear
ncic en- tho first Monday IA August next and answer tho
with inserted In newspaper published In the city Of
chmond Tor two months eaasely and pcs,ed the
front door VI the Courthouse Of this county.
ACopy-Tcs,c,
10 10 w9w JNo FErFRiEs. crk.
NlRCINtA-Ia Caanccry.-At rules, held In the
clctEs Office OF the Circuit superior Court Of Law
I .naneciy boz the County of wesuiotcanJ, the
IL, Monday In May, iSie
Samuel { Ispseoti, Elizabeth spenman and al.
-. Plalntins.
Ann l. Papseoti, David rapsco,t and al
The deonans, Eiix sbeih Jsnney aud Robsr, Hall and
iahhah hnn his vile, who Mas Hannah Aun Janncy not
having chtcrcdthcir appearance sud EiVcn security
eoing 10 TIC act OF assembly aud the rules this court,
aud u appcarin. satisfactory evcn nee that thex .rr
not Inhabitants OF this Communicating n hi ordered
That the sail defendants 10 jsc OF The
said court the Courthouse OF said county on the first
day OF the Term aud the bite othc panf.:
sud that copy OF this orier be forthwith Inserted In
some newspaper published In the city of Richmond for
two months sueeesycy. and posted the fonl door OF
the Courthouse OF this county.
AeoPy. Tesic,
lei cWSM. WILLIAM HUT. Clark
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
PREsBYTERIAN PUBLICATIONS,



SMITH. DRINHER 4 NORRIS
Rove one hundred different works from the Pres.
n bycrian Board Of PublcaionThc character Of the
works schcray known that 10 considered unne.
Others will be received from BoanI OF Publication as
they may appear from the press.
The constitutional history Of the Presbyterian Churc
N the : OF America 10y Chas Hosc, D. Professor In
the Theological Seminary al Princeton. 2y Svo.
The primitive and apostolic order Of the Church OF
Christ yindcated, by sam'l Miller, u
friendly visit To the House OF Mourning, 10y Rev Ric-
ard Cecil
PresbyteIianIsm truly primitive and apostolica al con-
scrpural reasonable, and baptism by sprnkiing
snnsion The most suitable aud eding mode by Samuel
The constitution OF the Presbyterian Church In the O.
= OF America containing the confession Ct faith the cate
chsms and the directory for the worship OF God together
win the plan OF government and disc phne
Discusses upon the existeLce and attributes Goi
ey stephen ChaTnoek, ID, hrst American edition, in 2v
Letters an anxious inquirer designed 10 relieve The
dneultes of friend under serious Impressions by
Charlton eniy, d. with biographical ske;ch and poI.
trait Of the author
The fulfilling Of the Scriptures for confirming believers
ana convincing unbocver, by the Rev Robert Fleming
abridged from the third edition
The Christian Education Of the children and youth in
the Presbyterian Church, 10y the Rev samuel Miller ID
The mystery Of Goincss, wherein the Deity OF Christ
i proved upon other evidence than word Of Col
anu Win no other view than for the salvation Of men, 10y
Rev Thomas Bradbury
La'ee "a Lectures. defence Of some Of the iunor
tah doctrines oil the Gospel in 70 sermons, by several
series OF Tracts on the doctrines order and nolv nj
TIE Presbyterian Church in the United States OF America
embracing several on pTactca Al subjects 2y
The Pleasures Of Religion by Rev Henry Foster Bur.
der, ID ID '
The Mute Christian underthe smarting Rod with soye
reign anidotes for every case, by Rev Tho's Brooks
ref cmpioYmcntin Secret, containing an inquiry into
tic STATE Of the soul thoughts upon painful Affections,
MORALS for practice, by Rev John Corbet
Aso, several hundred Tracts published by tho Board.