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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

Tnr Texas Navy AND ARuy.-A Wa.bi,g,,n car.
respondent 81 the journal If Commerce learns that the
"iaets of the fexls Navy VIII PROBABLY be taken into
The service ui the v, States Tins. he understands "a
me lnienon OF the President. OF co0rsa the nonllna
lions must be acted on by the Senate Com Moore
WILL II is believed he Illuminated either as Pn., Gan
tam. or Tor heuttnsncy, Which rank he held when he
rrsenrd tn the purpose at enlerltg the Trxsn service
The Texan army has been dlshanded There are M
army officers, therefore, nov IA the Texan service
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30
In CHANCERY.

VIRGINIA At rules taken in the clerk Office of tn.
' circuit superior court oflaw md chanrery, Prince
Edward county the 9Th day OF October, 1915
William Mathews and Nancy Watkins Plaintiff,
against
Philip Watkins in his rlsht and as executor Of Samu
el Watkins, Joel Watkins Henry w. Watkins Edward
"a'N'us aha Ndlhahlei watkins Defendants.
If CHANCERY.
The defendant Henry W. Watkins, having entered his
apheaance aud given security according act OF the
General Assembly and the rules OF this court and appear
ing that he Is not nhRbIant this State ON he mnton
OF the plaintiffs by COUNSEL it il entered rules oresa
and accordingly tendc red that the said defendant Henry "
watkins do appear at rules to be taken the clerk Office
o. SAID court on the first Monday in january mex and an
sWer The plainls bill and that this orde re firth
WI" inserted 10 some one at the pu blcnewspapers printed
III the town oil ynchburg, for two months
posted at the front door of the house this county,
Copy-Tese,
B. j. WORSHAM, Crk
'ct 20 WIN
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Charlotte Co, Va. Get. sub, 1915.

Z 4.
.9 ""'""'~, y s''o 1"P"e
',,'"'" .,'''''"9 ,'ioo'''a y 'eH. J''nes 'Hn'g
'"i "e."'I 'He necfe1 'nisS'' y "e 'aua' II
|asa'ft'' Nc sc
on o'iu'uaf W, hau me pieasnte I'll eonVfslhg '"f
aNhllt win bfn James Abingdon ben1rit, oi Airing
tn HOUSE, Long island "hose arrival IN lhs city. on
hN way In Illinois, al HE request oil Gov Ford We no
a,'d on I ilday last hcn Bennett Is the military head
al Hle m"t'n"h ehufeh aud stands IN very lmporN
iaU' position between Tho people generally and the
SAINTS.
he occasion which brought us in contact with this
distinguishes, geinlemanly aud very popular man-es
ffcs ny N Ne" iWk-"as the receipt o letter by a
distinguished gentleman OF our cly lfHn cousin Of
M ia'e M"m"n Prophet, Joseph snih. detailing some
,l'h'h' s'cI.' ana very interesting intelligence. 1hIs
letter was put Into our hands with PERMISSION use II.
ana oen behnel hearing OF IT, called 10 peruse IT, as Il
AM mat IN hs mission he should be apprIsed OF
al maj hasg'ng on, There hel9s sumo counter currents
Even "hh he circuit OF The especial children Of Gd.
me ee oeng before US, alter detailing the aois ii the
pe"ple UP 10 oct. ., states:
hh' Tie MoImons are To be paid Tor the property
o'e"N'o, ana ,h} are To leave The State III the Spring
ana 10 90 !" 'a'lhHna, bu' Tins Is not publicly told.
ihfs nave had lhiee emss1es "ut plunng the
NY ana lhey nave returned The sites io their future
cues are located and hey are Delighted with he idea
o"'','"R '''' YIN 'a'ihna) aud cslablishln. an EN-
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al. ujss. .FyanssPgd;

"a and having no known agent attorney here to
whom could give notice, take this method Of inform,
ing You that will the LIST day Of December next at
Soans Hotel IN the town of Lexington, Virginia. be
tween the hours OF 10 O'clock in the mornn, aud in
the evening, proceed to take the dispositions OF Hugh Bar
clay and others To be read evidence IN the circuit SUI
peror court OF law and chancery or Amherst couay in
winch you and Mary j. WauIh are plaintiffs and my
SET ana oihes are defendants Should the depusiuns a.
o'esdii not he completed that day, they will conrinue
'on day to day until completed. WM. EDISON.
o'h~o w4s
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Cash for Wheat.

THlIIE HIGHEST CASH PRICE will be given for
i Wheat at The Lynchburg Mills; or one barrel of
Superne Flour for five bushels Of Wheat, or. barrel
Fine ot four and half, Richmond inspection.
will as1 grind crops Tor the tenth toll, the farmer
furnishing his barrel.
CORN eau be ground at the shortest notice
IL. AIICHAM.
Sept. % WITS
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7UI71 'NI''
ROBERT TINsLEY, C.

COMMISSIONERS OfflcE,(
Amherst {. IL. September sth, lo43.
Tn. parrc. interested III The foregoing order VIII take
nnilce that have appointed The ldh day oil November
next 10 commence The therein mentioned, on
which day. al 0o'clnck IN The morning, they are re.
aaesied 10 attend 1t INV Office with their accounts,
vouchers and copies OF court papers prepared fH ex-
animation and settlement.
RO. NJ BROWN, Con'r.
Oct 10 W4~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

T e,reui. superior court oisw and ehaneefy COW,
Y uou,d by al o0rauenl and held iof The e'he' ~
Amherst a, ih- courthouse, On ednssdss' inc '''
i,y,a, V,nsble executor of Roben Venable. dec
James e'" psi NTH
against
VILLA. NJ Reynod, in hi. right and So adnlnis'ra
lof Of Ludr-ll l.. Dawson, dec lssac IL h'sho'u'
aud Arml.ead Long. Deie"ua"'''
Is CHlNcEeY.
The c,nrt doth order thai lhe defend AMI VI Ills NJ
Rq,esd. administrator Of Ludwell l.. Dawson. osc.
ia, render before on- Of he commissioners ii HIS c"nf
an Account OF hs adm nlsl,ton 0 The stale "i MS III
sisle which account tie sand commissioner Is directed
,,Namne state and seltle, aud make Iepri thereof Ia
The court together with account oi The hire ol tte
Save simon IN the till mrntoied, and an account o'
he monies debts and effect. vi The defendant " Ills NJ
REYNOLDS IN the hands OF HE other defendants, WIN any
a ter. specially stated, deemed pertinent 0y himself Of
req Iied by the parties IL be ~ stated
A Copy-Irste,
=
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

FOR RENT,
m iif, comfortable BRICK TENEMENT ON
s.'AI- 'nr hIl, at present occupied by Mr.. Thomas
-Nasn' ne House Is large and commodous-the Gar
"' o'a'S ABOUT one acre of iand-a well of good was
er IN the yard AMI The necessary ont house, This nra
r'y Is situated IN fine neghborhood. with command
fIe"' ana combines The advantages both of town and
ouhfy. fosSesS1n given Isl November
FOR terms. apply To
Sept. II '' ~
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" RGINIA At ules held in the clerks office If the ;
cut superior court ofaw and chancery for The coutv
Of tmhrrst IN Monday the 9Th day OF oclober 1876
Daniel Scot, Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

James \. Daye. Howell l.. Brown rs executor of Sal.
ly Crews. dec as execulorot Nancy Franklin dec,
Tah w. Davies eXecutrlX OF Nancy Franklin dec :;
Samuel Scott and Anne T.. his wife, john +. Davies
Henry l.. Davies Jt Catherine Nj. Davies Sally b.
DIVES, Charles Z. Dawes, John II. Davies, sally
Il. Dawes, W amer l.. Brown. John Brown james
Brown and Henry Brown, the last eleven of whom
are Infants under the age OF twenty-one years,
Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

NlRGlNIA;-At rules held in the clerks Office o. "
county court OF Bedford Monday the eth DAY oil "
William Kyle, Plaintiff,
against
I'ement ) Early, Daniel Aul-paugh, administraS ,y
joshua Early deceased Pleasant Preston and John '
toe, defendants.
In CHANcERY.
Inc deendant, Clement s. Early. not having enefeI
appearance and given security according to the act %
, ana the rules OF this court and appearing "mor
factory evidence tina he is not a, btan Of thi' CONN
wealh ms ordered that he d. appear here on oe
Ni9day IN December neHt, Il the ball at The IAN
ana hAl copy OF this order b. ,rthv 18th published "
newspaper printed in the town Of i,nchburg, !"
months succrsieely, and posted at the door Of th
house Of thi. county.
CoPy-Testc,
0cta ~Sh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

lowed hy mj enema n,rt Jay has Constituted ihe en-
tire tesiin.n, IN the intermittent ssriety anin"' "
ecsrinsnhs and minute buses Of csiauici. sft hafy
combination. discharge ol blood irum lhe o@es Is
common com plcaon 10 this ieytr ~ all lis Stages
Biisers TO the sbJunen and twenty dlap dses 81 sihf
lafpenue every hour by tie MOUTH has relieved ever,
such case.
Nh.n NY Thiiehi has been fasing with drlifidm,
have be,n qasniv urged by owners IN 10 sn''hng
nure Ian apply e,ele~ Ia the temple blister !"
the bach Il The u.ek, llls ice ~ The moulh, cId 10
The head and have ad much trouble Ia qn,i ihcf an
.asness lest fie tHieu sh.uld die or WAN o p1r2ng
The appeain ui hiisisfs ln almost every cast Is al'
Tended viii immediltr hchtit.ln one raent--apo-
psv If The hsii with paralysis Of SIDE. supefsen-
I'd IN an pdssreed Stage f The disessele cfphac Gun
pr.ilon nilamn aun, iffliahn. ~ whatever you may
please IT, hhken up by blister 10 thu back
nf the hrad and le surface spnnkl.d over with tar
Tar he amendment was obvious III ais hHuf al
tel The tartar vas applied
Bed Sts VIE common In prutfac'ed cases oi the ie
yer These hafsssed and annoyed The patient
The following prescription "f lhs great sonree oi III
naiiun is deserving place IN the diary OF every ply
sican;
RI Parts Peruvian Balsam.
paris Castor Oh.
Tie .ofes 10 be dressed daily with this mixture BY
means II Int sslufsrd With
The ftst cases Of the fever occnu-d during the
winter, and sonfned To single family. NeIlhef
uor hcaihinrts Il location s1.rd any baner TO
u. march | have lost fur five In all. They
ali cpofed ptfsuos except ene, snd wefe much
,bl,d Al the lime o ny visit as 10 defy any treat
ment.
Oue hiie male adult fc a victim To il. This pa
to! hy teiWttn and thfe weeks. without any AID
Nhalssrf. ttlsfe seeking ny advice. liz III mel
snclor lemrefamtnt aud consutphaily diseased
liz et faordinoe ,ptgdtrie pshton, aud died IN This
STATE. sub are the VIEWS upon which have based n
Practice which If CONSIDERED sgnay successful IN the
NIL hdofhaod where reside In pdsssaf, the splnts
nfbiah eqlaly successful IN the Deanlc variety vi
III. fever; Ion # the different grade. aud ui the
lever eotslllu;e difference kind, The kinds uf lever
not mereIy two OF thfee, but aiolIe.
THOMAS J. GARDEN
Charlotte c., Va. Get. Sub, 1915.
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Hlik(.INIA:

VIRGINIA.:
rules held ntis clerks Office IF the county corr on
bediofd' on Mon day, the first day of sepen ber
Daniel Tompkns, Plaintiff
against
Ambrose Gill in hi. own right and John F. Hawke
administrator OF John GILL deceased Defendants
In tHtNCERY.
The defendant Ambrose GIL, not having entered h'a
Peaance and given security according the oil asse"'
ana the rules OF this court, and it appearing by sats'ac
~ eN fence that he Is not ntab,ant OF tins coin
wealth 1t Is ordered thai the said Ambrose Gill do ape
mere ON the fourth Monday in November next and anS
OIL ct the plaintiff and that copy of this order be o
WIN inserted IN some newspaper printed In the to"
lynchhurg for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted aI
front door ot the courthouse of thi. county.
Copy-reste,
JNO. II. sfEFTOE, c. r."
September von
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

sUPEHnOH WINES, dc.
WE OFFER FOR SALE,
w Pure Old Cognac Brandy, warranted
Old jana. Rum, do
Best Holland Gin, do
Very superior old Madeira WIne
Sicily Madeira, do
Port Wine, (pure)
All OF which we warrant 10 be as good be had IN
the State, and as good terms,
LEE & ROBERTS.
Aug % Is
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L.y.S'T, FOR MILL.
Tract Of Land

HAVING frnosed 10 Chss,ef6,ld, will dsrose
L uart. OF The wnuls
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VIRGINIA TO WIT: At rules held in the clerks Office
OF the county court, for the county of Halifax, IN the
month of October, 1913
william NJ Price, Plaintiff,
against
lhomas Cobbs mud Nilliamson c. Price, and John B
Prlee, MARSHALL j. Price, Abno, C. Prize Thomas Price
Sarah NJ Price aud Mary F.. Price under the age
OF tvcnty-one years, by VIM s. Holt their qua rdian ad
"em Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The defendant Williamson c. Price not having entered
ms appearance, and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he not nhabitan OF this cah It is or
deted, that the said defendant Williamson C. Price do n
here the fourth Mopdnv December next and an
s"er the Plaintiff hill and that copy this be forth
WIN nsertedn the l., nehburg Nirgnian for months
successfully and posedal the front door of the court hoc
of this county A Copy-reste
WILLIAM HOLT, Cl'k
Oct % ,,or
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4 "a OBuSIlELs FLAX sEED.-\ve WIS
eOO tupufchase 1000 Buslels Flax Seed,
WHICH we will pay very high price.
LEE s ROBERTS.
Aug IS
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NlRrlNlA AT rules held in the Clerks Office tho
Chcnit Superior CONT of Law and Chancerv ior tH
county OF Franklin, the first day September lsi5
Charles C.Lee, Plaintiff
against
Jameslivingston, Mark Boswell and Creed Boswell,
Defendants
In CHANcERY
me de'ehdant James Livingston, not having entertdh
appearance and given security according to tie ac Of H
seioy and The rnes OF this court aud ring by t
factory evidence, that he inabat of thi common
wealth; On the motion OF the plaintiff, by counsel rs"
Tered that the said defendant appear at rules 10 be holden
III the SAID clerks Office the first Monday in DeU@
ne&', ana and answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy
inns order be forthwith inserted in publ.
In the town OF Lynchbug Tor ,nths sccess,e,i
posted at the front door OF the house oil tins cou
ON some court day A Copv-Teste
M. G. CARPER, elk
September II WIN
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he defendants William s. Crawford and Ann r, D.
"e not having entered their appearance given
" according to the act OF Assembly and the rules Of TN
.ouf' ana IT appearing by satisfactory evidence that ''
are not IN abants OF this commonwealth Ii i. ose1o
.ha the said Defendants do appear here the Mous
III January next, and answ,I the bill Of the plaintiffs, asa
INT copy OF this ordr be forthwith insere in some
paper PuoIshrd IN the town "i hbue for month
sucerssge and posted front door of the courteous
OF this county.
Copy-fese,
ROBERT TlNSLEY, I.
Scpt.25 wins
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rules holden in the clerk. Ollie. OF the county cu,
OF Patrick at the courthouse thereof tic h N.,
de in September, 1915
William T. joyce, adm nislrator Of JACOB Won and ii,
SO nhi, own right, and Jane Joyce hi. vile .inQt,
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Edmund Penn and Jane his wife, William s Crar fofi
and Aun +. ID. his wife, the William s Crauior il
his own tight and administrator with .he ull annexed.
Elizabeth Long, decd, ELIJAH Fetche, Edwin II Joes
ana Jane his wiie and George b. Payne and Caha
wife, n.f.rd,nt,
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SCI tember IL
VIRGINIA:

VTFseIN1N:
I Rules held in the Clerks Office Of tn. Circ.t su,.
"a nor Court oil Law AMI Chancery ior the County
hetst, on Monday the lst day of September, 1915.
Sarah Penn Brown, infant under the e OF I'VE nt..ss
years who sues by Hugh Brownler father and neat .
and th' same Hugh Brown, trustee under ain q,
Of marriage settlement bearing dalc the l7th DAY ofIanu
~ 1919, executed BY Saran Pchn, plaintiffs.
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TYR TO WIT:

Oct l
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Henry Smith, sham Smith, larberd SIM h. B.rthoom,r
smith, John smith, hIunofd smith, Sl.annah Fran
llliam PAR, Nancy Par, smith Parr, slnda NJ p,n
John Edward Pafr Nancy Gillian and Sisasn.h ,ii,.
DE
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THE INAUGURATION BALL,
{ To be held al Carusi's Saloon. }

ITO be held al Cdrusi'S SaIoon.)
"A Browns Hotel, on Wednesday evening las
the following arrangements were directed viz
The tickets of admission will be placed for sale at
Coleman Browns, and Fuller's hotels, and at Els
cheers book store. The tickets for those phO hare al
ready subscribed only be procured al Mr. Fschers
After mature deliberaon IL was determined to adopt
the pursued the Inauguration Ball Of 1887
and limit the number of Tickets of admisssn. The
number to be sold fixed at 600. A different
course lowing TO the size of the ROOM and the num-
Der of ladies invited it deemed, would produce
great confusion and disappointment, and would there
fore be unjust TO the public
Ff No Tickets tcu be sold at the Saloon. .4H per-
sons disposed TO attend the Ball should therefore, procure
TICKETS by early application at one of the places de
signaied The price Of the Tickets oas fired by the
needing at ten dollars.
The carriages, on the night Of the Ball will APP
proach by the East side of lth street, and after dis
charging their passengers) will retire, and form
continuous line on the Vest side of / lth, and the
South side of C streets The first carriage will be
placed with the horses heads on Pennsylvania sv-
enue As the carriages are wanting they will be
called up, one at time, and wilt when leaving the
Ball. go off East By street No depiations in this
rangemsni ,cH be permitted by The police, it is deter
mined necessary prevent collisions and accidents
and 10 ensure the safety Of all attending the Ball. Every
other precauton necessary will be attended to.
The Ball Room will be opened precisely 8
O'Clock and the Managers in attendance at
o'clock
BY direction of the Managers,
feb 81 C. s. FRAlLEY, Secretary.
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MISS HEANEY's ACADEMY OPPOSITE
PRESIDENT SQUARE
S{yssI IusLfUpfou ID q

HsgsE or COZ. BonFoaD, NEAR rnE RESIDENCE W
nas. GEN. mAooaB.
LIVERY arrangement being made for the benoh'
IL Of young ladies boarding OF day scholars IN
zach department OF Miss Hosney's Academy, &C
cording To former notice parents and guardians arc
respectfully informed that the exercises Of students
duly entered will commence on Monday, March 10Th,
or the time ensuing desired, while their kind alton
lions TO promote the early entrance Of pupils, Will
gratefully encourage Miss Heaneys exerons 10 make
a permanent school, for pursuing hor coarse OF IA
struclion with the most moderate charges, by fam
y system and method of the education OF daughters
limited 10 a suitable number for her personal charge,
as Principal lnstruc,Iess, aided by whatever Proes
sors may DC desired
English and French elementary and liberal branch
es-introduetory class, SO Junior, So; Senior, $40
Music, on the Piano Forte and 10 Singing, $40, Sl2
and SIS. Drawing aud Painting as above, according
to The class Dancing, ~. Board, s25 per quarter
payable semquartery 10 advance Latin and Italian
languages no extra charge.
Feb. 26-u
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MIR. OWEN'S LECTURES.

ID OBERT OWEN will deliver course Of three
IL Lectures in the Concert Hall, near Browns
Hotel, on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, 20 "a
and % explanatory Of the probability Of giving ths
year, in these States new direction public OPT
MON that will speedily induce the capitalists and all
others 10 discover IL to be their interest to aid in
changing the present chaotic system for another
Of human enis'ence-for based on principles
leading to an entire change IN the practice Of society
through every department Of life.
NsTFickets for the course 50 cents single tickets
% cents. Doors open at 7 lectures 10 commences al
half past 7.
The proceeds to be applied in aid Of fund to esta
bllsh In Washington a scientific infant school
Written questions relative To the lecture sent 10
Mr.. Owen, will be replied to for half hour aher
each lecture feb 25-3t
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ST. VINCENT'S MALE AND FEMALE OR
PHAN ASYLUMS

The friends Of these most charitable and beneficial
institutions propose to give TEA PARrr at the OpE-
ON, at the of street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. on this and tomorrow evenings, to aid the be-
nevoIent objects of the Society.
The great amount of good already rendered by
these institutions in the support of orphan children,
who would else have been abandoned to vice and des-
titution is well known to the citizens of this CON-
muny to need any other appeal to their benevolence
than is implied in this snnuncaton, and past exPe-
rence gives ample assurance that such appeal will be
generously responded to.
The room will be open at six O'Clock on each eve
ming. Admittance IS cents.
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PATENT OFFICE, Feb 81, lS45.
ON the petition of James Bcgardus, of New Yotk,
" praying for the extension of patent granted to
said Bogardus for Improvement in the Universal mill
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place the 18th day of January, 1876
1T is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, on the first Monday in May next, at
IL o'clock M and all persons notified to appear
and show cause, if any they have, why said petition
ought not to be granted. ......
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Madisonian printed at Washington the Sun, printed
at Baltimore; the Keystone and Sentinel, printed at
Philadelphia the Journal of Commerce, printed at
New York and the Times, printed at Boston,
week for threeisuccessve weeks previous to the first
Monday in May next.
.. HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p S. Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bihs to the Patent Office, with pa
per containing this notice. feb 22-law3w
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BOOKS FROM LONDON

BOOKS FROM LONDON
IMPORTED by +. Taylor-just arrived at New
York and to be received IN course Of this week IN
Washington:
Douglass Naval Gunney; Nautical Almunacs
Simmons on Courts Martial Simmons ON heavy
ordnance
Glascock's Naval Officers manual
Wllllams's model drawing
FIncham on laying Oh ships; Fnchom on mast
ing
Isedgold on steam and steam engne-new edition,
much enlarged
lsedgold on cas- iron
MarIellis Naval Officers guide
Huton's Mathematics, by Rutherford
Oseener on gunnery
Falconer's Marine Dictionary
Miles Royal Naval service
Williams Practical Geodesy
Military Annual for 1916
Pritchard's British harbors
Dunn's Oregon 1 eritory
DnnkwateIs siege of Gibraltar
Frome's Trgonometical Surveying
Steam engine, part to =, published by the Artisan
Club
SoaDe's life of Wellington
Johnson's Shooters Preceptor
Pamphlet on French Navy by Prince de Join vile
Dlckson's heavy ordnance
Quarter papers on engineering, parts TO >
NIcols' Solar System
Simms' practical tunnelling
Kennedy courts martial
Hares La Places systeme du monde
Ross on steam navigation
James Naval History oiDEngland
Brewsers mag netism
Adye on courts martial
Spearmans British Gunner
Hough courts martial
Macarthur on courts martial
Tyler on military law
James on courts martial
And many Others, of which the list will be con-
tinued
SJBooks, stationary, and periodicals, or anything
cse imported TO order from England France, or from
any part of Europe.
F. TAYLOR, Bookseller, Washington.
Feb. 25-tf