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ILLNESS OF Mr.. COUGH. We regret, in
common with the friends of temperance refor-
nation, to learn that Mr., Cough, the eloquent
lecturer, is dangerously i'll, as will be seen by
the following from the Norfolk Herald Of Mon
day
The friends of the great apostle of temper
ance, MIR. Cough, every where, viii be panied
to learn that he is dangerously i'll at the town
Of Liberty, in Bedford county, Va. A letter,
dated at that place on the I'd inst, to William
Reid, Esq, President of the Temperance Socie-
ty in this city, says-"Friend Cough is sick,
and not expected to live. He has homorrhage
and inflammation of the bowels, and is at times
quite delirOus. His physician attends him
hourly. We do hope that he will recover; but
Gods ways are not our ways"
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ADJUSTMENTS. WEIGH, Mann & Delaysn''
great Circus is at Cincinnati, and doing great
business De Meyer is giving concerts at Mon
treal. The Keans are rnsticating at Niagara
Barnes, the pantomimist, is, with the Aero
bats, doing good business at Boston. Sgno
Blitz is also at Boston. The Alleghaniahs arr
giving concerts al Newport
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ScALDED TO DEATH. A son of DR.. Cham
bers, of Philadelphia, aged years, was scalded
to death on Monday, by the upsetting of pot
of boiling water.
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RESCUE FROM DRowNIEG. On Friday, the
Oldest son of the Rev. S. l. Prime, of Newark,
N. j., a lad l2 years of age, fell fiom dock
where he was fishing, into the river, and sunk,
the water being IS or 20 feet deep. His father,
who was little distance off, ran to the place,
and seeing his sons hat upon the surface sup
posed it was the boy, jumped in, ana being un-
able TO swim, went down also. Mr.. John s.
Dawson being in the vicinity and hearing the
alarm, plunged in, caught the child as he rose
to the surface, and swan with him to place
of safety, Mr.. Prime managed to get to the
shore in safety.
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merican Provinces, and exported to foreign
co untries.
An act to amend the act approved second
April, eighteen hundred and forty-lour, entitled
"An act directing the disposition of certain un-
claimed goods, wares, or merchandise seized
for being illegally imported into the United
States.''
An act making appropriations for the sup
port of the army for the year ending on the
thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and forty
seven.
An act making copies Of papers certified by
the secretary of the Senate, or clerk of the
House Of Representatives, legal evidence.
Joint resolution directing the payment OF GER
tain volunteers and militia under the limitations
therein prescribed.
An act for the relief of the owners of the
ship Herald, of Baltimore.
An act to carry into effect the convention be-
tween the United States and the republic of
Peru, concluded at Lima, the seventeenth day
of March l84l.
An act to establish the Smithsonian insti-
tuition" for the increase and diffusion OF know
ledge among men.
An act making appropriations for the civil
and diplomatic expenses Of government, for the
year ending the thirtieth day of June, eighteen
hundred and forty-seVen, and for other purpo-
seS
An act making aPpro priotions for the naval
service, for the year ending on the thirtieth
June, eighteen hundred and ferty-seven.
An act to provide for the payment OF the ev-
licences of public debt in certain cases.
An act making appropriations for the pay
ment Of navy pensions for the year ending
thirtieth June one thousand eight hundred and
forty
MURDERS IN KENTUCKY. We copy the fol-
lowing accounts Of murders in Kentucky, from
the Louisville Ledger:
At Knoxville, Davies county, Monday last,
one of the most respectable and influential citi-
zens of that county, named Mcdonald, was
murdered by man named Freede. Mcdonald
attempted to quiet fight, when Freede took
exceptions, and without further ceremony stab
bed him with dirk-knifo, which caused Nc
Donald's death Immediately.
On Tuesday last, Thos. Elmore, a respecta-
BILE citizen of Cloverport, KY, was murdered
by man named Hiram Harris. The particu-
lars as related to US are as follows: Harris had
been drinking, and the bystanders were induced
to make fun Of him, Elmore joining in the sport.
Whereupon Harris cut him across the lower
part of the abdomen, land he died almost immedi-
ately. Harris was arrested, and is now in the
Hardinsburg Jail
P. S. We learn by friend that the most in
tense excitement exists in Breckenridge CO., in
consequence of the murder of Elmore. The
citizens had determined TO take the murderer
from the Jail and execute him without the ben
eft of trial, but were restrained by the less
excited portion of the community. Gilmore
was kind, lnoAensive, and universally beloved
for the many manly and virtucus qualities
which he possessed.
We learn from letter to gentleman in this
city, from Paris, Ky, that on Monday last, in
that place, man (no name mentioned) was
killed by one of his own slaves. No cause as
signed. The slave was Immediately arrested.
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

distinguished graduate from one of the first Co
leges the United States which may be seen by his
Diploma; also, member of the Royal College ci
surgeons and Licentate of the ApOthCcary's Hall
London; and the greater part of whose life has been
spent in the first hospitals Of Europe and America
VIZ: those of London, Paris and Philadelphia, ma
be consulted on all diseases, but more particularly
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PRICE ONE CENA'
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

EWTHERE may be obtained the most spene,
w remedy for GOnonhg, elects, Structures, Sc
minal Weakness, pain in the Loins affections of ths
Kidneys; also those peculiar affections which ayiss
from certain practice Of youth, and which, if nOl
cured renders marriage impossible, and in the eDB
destroys both mind and body This, iemedy will aisg
cure ImpOtency, and every symptom of
SECRET DISEASE
A CURE WARRANTED, OR no CHARGE MADR
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Office No l NORTH FREDERICK STREET,
on the right hand side going from Baltmoe-st., End
door from the coner-right opposite the P0ce Office
Be particular in observing the name ont he deD
and window, or you will mistake the place,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04

m intelligent correspondent If the n York Com
"e'cai Advertiser, writing from Petersburg the 6h
'eas his impressions OF VIVA, he saw. and especially
81 me condition Of The slave population Il more respe,
ao'e nnlherh gentlemen wOnld visit The south and pain
ieae'e information on the important subject Of slavery
WING" Is NJ much talked Ut ~ ihe north and So lutle
understood hey would perform an essential service 10
oo'h 'he white and The black race. We quote some ex
tracts iT"m !he letter in The Commercial Advertiser.
an Told that at least three fihs II the population
are colred Of course chiefly slaves This is p,rhans
'af3e proportion OF blacks 10 whites as Is 10 be
found IN any Southern city. il not the largest
neto moi ieli You that ] anu opposed 10 slavery in
any 'rm but II is benfe me and around in every shane
and shall speak for it as II meets INV view. hays
beeh q" Plantations in the tobacco lac ofiss In The va.
ou ""'hs's u mechanics, IN rfiya,e houses aud in
"oes ana So Tar as appearances 90. have not seen
one o''oed persons :" ho did not appear happy
oh 'he Pianiatuns. II they are not tasked thev ,ta
overwofked, and If tssked, The uyerwotL is r., yL,
own benefit In the tobacco factories lar,e npn.ta,
81 men. women and children are EMPLOYED IA manu- ~
fufiag thai article Ia one mon more than hundred
WIRE al WORK, al, or most OF them. singing hymns in
ia''s' and Keeping excellent lime I heir voices an.
generally good and they acquire great Taste for deyo
'.nai singing was informed that they generally sing
@ae 81 work and form part of The choir IN the severn
caofsd Congregations. Large numbers arc members oil
'hf Baptist or Methodist Church They earn from
"y 10 '"ry cents per day. which is paid to the own
f's" Tue slaves. Many of them have .over vurk ),
whereby some earn for their use from twelve and
nan I" twenty five CENTS per day. In the work shops NJ
iorrnanics the slaves generally are better pad-,h,i
'' e owner gets inore aud the slave hy extra work e
"fiVfs mule La private families they ire generally
'eh and e'olhed. and many Of them are peis.
gentleman told me that of his servants had
Deen IN MS family lily years. and had brought W al
ms chidfen. She wss made free many years ago hui
VII n"i GO from hin. Like some old people she gels
Vi tempered sonemes, when she declares she viii o.
s"a GET anoiAes place. 'Nsll Dolly " he fenes ..vo
co.,', on' she has never done 81. The besi Of
ui usaa IT.
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Ro,n1ncr's Method Of Making
Manure.
To fhP EncpysPrs.

rElHE subscriber having been appointed agent to. ;:
4 individual. jn stuck and county rights Tor maxim !
Manure (on the system Of B1mner in the counties oil
Appomatlos. Rockingham. Cumberland, Prince Ed
ward Charlotte, Halifax Pntsylvania, Bedford, Am
hers and Campbell is nav ready aad fully authorized
10 sell the rights TO all far ners, Who may wish 10 con-
vert their straw, stalks. weeds &c. INTO The best
Manure in few days. aud with but small cast aad iaoo'
aud The Manure. after Fermentation, superior To the
best horse manure.
lie has now on hand large supply of the Methods
fr making the above Manure containing all the dlrec'
lions necessary for full understanding Of making II
which any farmer procure by paying or sending IL
him s. by mail, which will be the price OF an indiydua
right. which he will send by mail.
His addfess-Spout Spring, Appomattox county
All letters must be post paid
BRYAN AKERS.
May IA wSw
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I'VE SUBSCRIBER. having taken the house OPP
L pdslle Messrs. Hancock 4 Hunts Tu3aeca Fse.o-
~. aud next d"0r above Mr.. Dugnld's Foundry,
IN the square below the franklin naiel for the pnr
pose oi manufacturing FLATIENING MILLS, tI Tire
Manuactnfff' oi Tobacco, IN the Town Of Iynchburg
aud lis vicinity. bees leave 10 inform them tat he IS
prepared with the best materials thai the Richmond
market can Afford for making the above articles and ahy
other work thai offer ior manufacturing purposes;
lie sollesa share Of patronage, feeling confident from
me experience he has had IN The CITY OF Richmond,
thai he can give general satisfaction.
Please call aud leave your orders. and they shall be
hiled very promptly, by CARY 4. TUCKER
Maya lm
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To .te,sr. John u seof and i4eob Kefr.. txsr'. #
Gfofgs Rern, dec'd:
A nonNresidenis of Virgins, hereby notify vow.
through the public runt, that shall. the Z2d
day oi June. 1910. IN the court house Liberty, Bed
9fa county, aa take the depsliiuns Of james Jopng
and "ihers, 10 be rad evidence The Trial OF WIN.
H'noi . nJoneIi"n In chsncery depending and undeer.
mined IN The circuit superior Of law aud chancefy,
oil Bedford county, Nrginia-and MT finished on that
day. VIII at same place continue on taking the
day Nours Be-
WA SHREWSBURY.
late Sheriff of Bedford and as such
administrator de bonis non Of Wm. Mn,r. deed
May u wlm
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-oN THE TERMINATION OF SEEDS

Seeds often fail grow; and the scotsman is as often
blamed for vending bad seeds. when they are fra lily
good and when The Of their germna Ing is ow
Ing 10 the gardener nr planter. To induce gernlna non
moisture atmospheric and certain temperature are
indispensable and 1t is also requisite thai H. ht be ex
rlnded until the nutnneut HE seed is exhausted NJ
until the root can draw nnurlshmeni rom The sui. The
hrst ELECT OF The air. heat aud moisture upon he seed
10 change It's prnperesIo convert lis starch into sIaar
"A SORT 81 milky pulp The pfnpet toud # The emhtyo
plant II al this stage the seed becomes dry lis vitality
IL believed to be Destroyed brit II these agents are per-
United 10 exert ibelr in1uence the contents lf The seed
swell by degrees, and the FIRST pnn, of the future rDut
having formed. breaks through the she'll in , downward
dTccun and at about the time the point TT the
future stem comes forth 10 an upwati direction The
presence oil air, heat. and moisture. is mdspenss lie
the germnauon nj the seed
Row oiten happens. when seeds nre planted in fresh
siffd ground. ~ where the soil is moist they undergo
the inclpen process ui rmeUsion and the earth moi
beng pressed upon them aud dry weather ensuing the
moisture IS distracted and the seeds perish To much
moisture sHl>o often destructive TO the vial principle Il
SEEDS, aud Others again hard oa een la be- Wv fled
by soar and spherc influence The first nfrcl in
planning. therefore. should be- place the seed Just
far under the surface. 10 with earth "a stall
barely secure To constant supply Of moisurc There
are naty seeds Of the carrot pafsnp orchard prass
&c. which, If moi previously stepped, OF the soil we'll
puserzed aud pressed upon them fail 10 grow fp want
I" moisture. Hence. In sowing orchard grass found
prudent TO spread the seed upon ut and sprinkle II
w." n1 ."n. so"' ana 10 pass roller over
Tue ground aVe' II sso"n. And hence IN hgh garden
,, " u. ~ ,sh,' " w. WV" Tue zoe OF SPADE me
Bn, We would draw the attention of the rtncr rs
-, '1 IT, ka,u'', " ai"'"e '"Ge on pfeN' my
I h o''''"' u, '"e grown al ee5'ain DIS
r. " T''u"R mem 't,o'e .o'y are 'antfd'
i"is oPelhh'h may De CONVENIENTLY dune with lndan
corn. pumpkins, mhu2t wnfize bees. &c. on the farm
% ~ -, '"s' "s's' '"ea"o'ia' pepper and Gtea.
- Wv, s''"s "'lsa are ASSIGNED ' The garden
nv 80 " %.uR WIN 'he IL ld-srfds we have IA
'oe". 'S oietp Tie seeds Twelve OF twenty hours
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virginia.
May I

Virginia
A / rules held III the ee:k's Office of the c;r,u;,
court otlaw and chanc.ry, for the county n, Pe''of
the 9th day OF April, 1916: VI Nesoh, N
Adam Shaltz and Thomas McCorkle pI,i,,r
against
wv" . :, C. Defendant
The defendant. John d. Lunsiord, no, L,v..
tered his appearance and given security eng en-
the Act oil Assembly and the rules of this .s 70
It appearing by satisfactory evidence thai and
PENDANT is not inhabant of this common.iI said dc
motion OF the plaintiffs, by their counsel l, II - on th
ns sad DO appear here at 'ules lie held INA.
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill zone ,by IN Jul
TO restrain the defendant from selling oroisposny
OF land 10 The bill mentioned until the further order
cree OF TINS court, concerning the same and t u de.
ms ORDER DC iorhw, inserted in the lynclbure Wy Of
IAN, newspaper published in the town OF ,nein
Two months successfully, and another copv o'
the front door OF the courthouse this count, on at
day. ' vi some cour.
Copy-Teste,
April Wi LEX ok.
WIN
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DHSS DEEYED.V.

M r@ncern I" BERGER CLEMENT, late
merchants Al Riceville, Plltsylvania conn,y Y.
was dlss lived IN the lst OF March last by mutual cam
sent. All persons indebted to them will nle,se con-
forward aud settle their accounts with L. w C1.r.,,
who is the only man who has The right 10 receive n
'e name ol me concern IN any way and he only in set.
ling up the business of the concern rbnsa ~.
claims against the concern will please present ar for.
ward them 10 the same within 80 DAYS from his ,oe
DAVID BERGER, Jr.,
May % 49,,
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f0und domestic exetr, the clerk IN the bar T.
"on receive, rather tie mser S35 PET yenr, from
the keeper of the hole, and the mon $50. The owner
pays the doctors bill when they sick but the hotel
keeper provides them clothing aud pays the state aud
corporation tax shlch is abuui IS per hesd These
slaves thus employed receive tom boafders and ,fays
eers Rraiulics winch oicn enable them to purchase
their freedom,
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EEaeENsX FOUNDRY,
D. " "a e il d sfrp Es5rr, m


ANlNG completed my Water Power and other
N Improvements. AT my old stand. near the pump
House OF The lynclburg Mater Works, | am now pre-
pared to execute all ordes IN my line of business VIZ
asst ueerIng ior Mills AMI other Machinery with eve
~ description OF castings of
sheN siNSsS. AND STEAM ENGINES TO
b"oeo Presses, Eiutner-, Bands, .c,cr. &c &c
From an experience of nearly 20 years in one Of the
hes conducted establishments IN The State feel conf
ufhi OF beng able To give satisfaction those avorng
ne with thelr patronage.
would particularly call the attention Of rahacconiss
TO my IS adjustment Having been The first that lnrIn
ceh ne nuactute u uoacco Screws Presses and Pa
tent Bands, &c. in Lynchburr can with confidence
dr'er those nnacqunned with my work. 10 the prncp,l
i"osrcons's OF tins place. having pat up between IS
and oo presses, within the sho time vi NV residence
here. -
With a view Of securing fair share of patron,oe |
shall continue To add such lahnr saving machinery ms
VIII enable me 10 execute work with accuracy and do
spach. ani will warrant all work done at my establish
nen' to be equal 10 any done in this place or
No A. e. DABNEY.
wv - l2m
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rlIF ToNNIEY ESTATE.

The New Yatk Herald says thai the immense estate
of Lord Towuey. which had been in Chsncery fJr una.
ny years has lalely bern decided anu The amount
yer 400h00ud Hers ATE wanting or three quarters
Of Tho quarter Of the amount having de
cided To belong aide of The Duke II Wellington.
The other heirs in the Uniied States. ior whom Mr.
Cf1u.hie. al New York. Is concerned, about put
forth a claim. having the relationship 10 HE deceas.
90 lie - lelnnn WIN has perlecIed his claIm.
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Nard,rcIe and CrotLsru.

I'llE Subscribers respectfully invite the attention Of
= honte keepers. and the public genefslly, 10 their
extensive assortment Consisting 81 almost every article
ttelf line. They have also added 10 then stuck pood
assortment o Cookery China and & Ass Nafe &c.. all
Of which will be sold A. the lowest prices
H. B. 4 w. A. RICHARDS.
3V ieet oil best Hose tar bydant aud pipe for sale
cheap. H. b. & " AR
May7 I'm
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Benz w. Walker, ESQ:

'HAkE NOTICE. that I shall on N,,d,r h. 90,
DAY oil June at the ofli e of Joseph A. Feryuson.
u Inc 'ow' OF i'lndon. State of Mississippi take the
,s''"ns OF Dr. Sam NJ. Pickett and others. to he
Ieaa as evidence in suit now depending in the Cir.
Sa, superior Cont Of Law and Chancery for Camp
oe' county. State of Virginia. in which am plain,f
ana you defendant. IT, from any cause the said demo
S','o' should not be completed on lha, day, ley will
We continued irota day day. (Sundays excepred) IN
VI 'ey are completed, at which time and place Won may
Msy2l W .,1,n
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lost.

a re" days ago. near Brorkneal in this conntv i,
=, A., SILVER WATCH, .
ut Vs'ue about $50. Plan works-marked ~ o,doo,,
ns,oe, ma'noer and makers name not recoeced the
rgb,s "r ."n m1"afed about the figure nine Up
E"' VI Supporters 10 The inside ton niece so,,o,o j.;
sF"" VI round Having. when Lust, NO crystal ano
wa, sou running order, will most probably find s
wa, 10 some Matchmaker for repair who are des,,ed ~,
"N o0 "r and deiaiu it, A suitable reward.
at his One us Yalne Will he paid by its delivery
Ter. Brookneal. 0'''ee VI WIN. "A. MIN
May %
WOW
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~
4'A Lynchbnrs' o" the ls of September next,
"A SEMINARY,
for the education Of yonny ladies'
The ordinary school course Will r4.,t,;s, al -,
branches taught IN good female scr,l. ,.,,bor ,'t
Rhetoric aud Mental and Moral Science far ihnss IN
cenly advanced to enter upon such studies
should snihcient encouragement be oiyen III. No.,
teachers VIII be employed in the different de,,,,,
and every t't made 10 establish an ns,uuti,n c.,,,I
OF lmParlhg horoush ednratinn Ih. ,nns ,r-a,',,
'hg attention will paid tc the intellectual and r',.l
culture, and to The manners and department of Tho na
ladies' and srlrl and wachful guarliaoshi, -,
over them al all times p "e'''sea
Inc scholastic year will consist Of tyo sossi. r.
I'VE mchlhs each The remaining two months . n hs -
! alton. '" N oe Va
e " s.
boarding lights and fuel. SIC per month. far Tho so.
Sion Of five months ' wi '"e sfs,
'''..' ''f IKE period for pnpiIsover years, 20
FRENCH per session. ~
Music, with use of Piano, rer session. 90 az
r'c" onafnef VIII be required 10 furnish be, o,.n
towels. Wasting. an extra cbar,e ''' "'' wv"
Doard and In'iI"n payable in advance
fuPlS can enter al any time dunn, III. s: ,
a''e entering, M deduction VIII be made f., "u'
except III case oi sickness ~ "o'e"ce'
April so
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Comm listeners !&nfe Of ,sf0rcs.


pursuance Of decree of lie { rcuit Superior Couu
. oi Law and Chancrry tof the County of Amherst
pronounced on the 3l,i day uf Myrct 1916 IN three
suits therein depending lhe first bel wetn Edmund Win
SUM- late sheriff oi Amherst Couaiy and as such admin,
sator de tonls non with The viii annexed of Henry II
Nnlis, decd, Fianiin, and talbarno Watts and
others defendants, The SECOND +. : llnut Plaintiff aud
eAls +. Staples, and uhcts deirn1auls and The third
between Patflek II. Illekok planun, and Edmund
Nmslanln his own Fla" aud administrator de b1ns
mn WIN the viii annexed OF Henry H. Wat's decd
nnd Edwin II. Waits defendants, vii, on Saturday
Tue On day of1nne, 1916, at the Market House. in the
town OF iynrhhng, sell by way OF public auction for
Chsh three slaves, namely, Siflh Anr, likely and
Saanbie Woman, and her inland child about Twelve
months Old, aud Aneucl, (commooly called Mecca }
lihrIy glfl abonl twelve years old.
In lnrht pursuance Ui The decree, will on the
hrs d1yoi the newt May term of The County Count Of
Amherst. al The Count House of The sad Inny sell by
way u pphIr auction, one slaves, naw held by
The rad tahaflne Waits, as her dover ia The estate
o The sad Henry II. Warls deceased, The terms Of
THIS last mentioned sale viii BE- made knawn al The time
aud Place OF sale. Acting merely as Commissioner
vii only sell and convey such lite 10 the propery
~ as aforesaid advertised be- sold a. Is vested IN me
by decree aforesaid. EDMUND WINSTON,
Commissioner
April so ,6June
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u NilELS IN Mexico, illustrated, by A. NJ Gil
liam
R'mbes by land and walcf by Norman,
Mites tom over the Sra. by Rev J Mitchell.
Library nitho Prose and Poetry II Europe aud Am erica
Mirror Library, edited, 10y Morris s, Willis,
Complete works at n. +. Willis
Modern bnral E->aya's. by Cafl,e.
Ga1aldme and ahcr poems, by NJ. T. Topper,
The Book Of Hearts,
lhe Roman Church, Sc, by c. Ed. Lester,
dter1 Lille, by l'pham,
Chronicles at the Cd, by Ro Southcy,
Holmes lLlo of Mualu,
lnpPngs in Author Land. by Fanny Forces
Literary Miscellany, by Ghan.
Nhewell's Elements Of Morality
The Suffering Of thnst,
The Artist Merchant and Statesman, by c. f. Lester.
Legal Rights of Women.
mon Of the Holy Spn' and the Church. by Jenkyn,
Tie extent Of the Aioncmeni
Afuold's Rugby Srhnn sermons
Tie Jesuiis. By Michelrt 4 Qonet,
Treatise 90 Healthy Skin, by Erasmus Wilson.
sefm1n on 'he Mount. splonddIy Illuminated,
f i1si ot the Azocs, by T.. Malur,n,
Ascani', 10y Alex, Dumas,
The three Guardsmen,
Love ane Mcsmerlsm, by Horace Smith
just received aud for sale by
ID. B. PAYNE.