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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-28
DAILY VIRGINlAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TE7N ..

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heen inserted for so cents per square.
INNER nsertion and 81 cts for every uter
ls M ~ 3umber of insertions is not marked the MS
one ,shed till ordered out and charged accordingly
viii Do YEARLY RATES areFor the privilege Of two squares
Ihe mi weekly S40 for square, daily $780, semi weekly
iy s oer form daily $40, semiweekly S35 Every yearly
erer will required to eonfne his advertising 70 his par
teuImt uni he charged ratably for The excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-28

OOROxes Nails, just to hsnd and for sale, Also
e SAUNDERS d. IRBY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-28

NJ OTlCE.-My stock tools and hands for Gas FIT
~ ting have all arrived in Lynchburg, and am now
fully prepared execute all orders entrusted 10 mo
with faithf"ness and dispatch.
would be- thankful my friends to hand In their or
ders at once to hurry about the time the gas IL
to be put
uary next under any circumstances. D..
ie 22.dts LlEa n. ". DhoSEH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-28
I OOKING GLASS AND PICTURE

I OOkING GLASS AND PICTURE
IL FRAME MANUFACTORY.-The undersigned
and offer for sale the following articles
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames Of gilt and fancy wood and gull:
Dagueneotype Frames, argebcautiful assortmee'
new goods
Looking Glass Plates, of all sizes and fitted in
Picture Gass French, first quality. from 50x36 inch
down
Plate Gnss for stores and dwellings furnished order
position Rosettes of all sizes for Builders interior
work
ALso-Od Work re-gt and jobbing in all the above
branches
Picture Glass cut to any pattern--and large sxo
French Mirrors furnished to order
v"Counry orders by mail willreceiye prompt atten-
lion. FRANCK q GLOVER,
1893 Main street, between 9th and 10th St Richmond
Va. June 9-ts
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DR.. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
iraduate from one ofthe most eminent Colleges of the
United States and the greater part of whose life has
been spent nthe Hospitals of London Paris, Phade-
pbia and elsewhere has effected of the most as
onishing cures that were known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep great
nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
oashfulness with frequent blnshiDg, attended some.
times, with arrangement of mind were cured immedi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-28

FHEA.-2500 Packages Green e. Black Tea from
l. fair to the finest imported, landing from
Ship Hurricane, w. b Palmer, and other vessels, in
store in Richmond, and New York, for sale low il
be had in the country Dealers are invited to
anime stoek. fI te
EDMUND, DAVENPORT & co.
June l6-ts
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Az VIRGINIA LINE OF Rich,no ono

.ksazE AND NEW YORK PACKETB.-Tbis Mem HON.
Line is mposed of the following Vessels all owned !.
The city of Richmond, and sails from New York eDers
four days viz;
Q1Luu..a. No GLuxloa Nal.an
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-28

DOY'S SUMMER HATS IA small sup
u DIV OF Boys Summer Hats, received yesterday
10 Oats SHAhohSc'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-28

These vessels all Of the first cass built In the city
of Baltimore, expressly for this trade, and have super
accommodations for passengers. They are COM
manded by experienced Captains and qualified for the
trade,and who will spare exerton to accommodate.
They will be towed up and down the river by steam,
and may be relied on TO saii promptly as advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York. will find IL TO their interest ship by this line
is the only regular line, and freight will awaysb
taken the lowest rates, and evory effort will be mad
by the agents in Richmond andNew York, TO give satis
i,cton. Werespeetfuly nsk andhope TO succ In OBJ.
thinning full share Of patronage. Goods shipped by
this line New York, will be forwarded free Of COM
mission to New Orleans. Mobile Savnnh, Charleston,
or any other port. The vessels will be In Richmond
Rockets; in New York berth No /, Coffee House
slip foot Of Wall Street,
DAVID CURRiER, Richmond,
CLAS. H. PIERSON, N. York, 'e' '''
Rifhmond, Aug l8-dts No 81, South street.
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INDIAN MUEnER IS TENAs.-We learn by letter from
Fort Bclkusp says late Texas paper that wagon with
ve animals accompanied by Mexican Team.ter Mrs
Wilson from Eastern Texas and two boys whilst on Il q
Ad from FL Plso Eastern Texas, and when the
Ad waters Of the Colorado river and eighty miles on
re west Of Phantom Ill., attacked about the eth
September by party OFF four Indians, and Mrs Wilson
All the two BOYS taken prisoners and carried or the Mex
i.an shot, anced scpei and lett for desd the amin
stolen AMI the wagon piunderci. Thata German who
vas some behind up sitter the deed
found tie Mexican badly wounded aud tried bring him
along, but could not, as his horse tired out.
lie then left him by the road side die and hirrs,
y,ude 81 for several days, living mosquito beans, I'll
finally found hid away ia hole about fifty miles
Font B,knap hy party Outrageous seek him
by Major M,Crin That the Mexican, being still able To
tk uaudcre for several DAYS without any fool la the
direction Of Phantom l till finally coming friend
ly Camauche camp, sent by them to Major
Ill " al Phantom Hill where he brought in and j. do
iug well lie saved his lie hy egning death after being
shot The tribe who committed this act known
" the Mexican Three who accompanied this wag-
o. 81 r dly before il attacked. had left il aud gone
on t. Phantom Hill. \ command OF Dragons had gone
out 10 search for the prisoners and obtain information
lie
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speedy and mod by rais ~; and
this equally Of great portion of the trade that
will be brought 10 Lyneh6nig destined Tor tue more dis
markets.
but il i urged by the friends Of transportation,
thst heavy and freight will naturally seek water
the cheapest and most convenient hut
Is this easily male than sustained by
Argument expetienceg And although this argument
has urged With considerable force and effect agsin-,
railroads. in respect transporting heavy produce and IN
favor Of transportation In former days, IL Is no lon
ger awaiting since the recent Improvement n constructing
railways with the heavy bar aud the stronger and more
substantial ground work thus obvianc snd preventing,
H. great measure the aud tear ct tho r"1dS una
vcaby incurred in the transportation OF coarse and hea'
w freight
The James River Improvement, under Influences
the most propitious. and under circumstances the
most encouraging, being the recipient OF frequent
donations, in the OF annual appropriations,
from the Legislature, brought in competition with
no other Improvement of a similar character but ioS-
tered aud protected nv the wealth OF tho State and aided
by the influence Of distinguished Individuals. has psiny
and papsby eviuced its utter inability to render Rich
mond place OF greater commerce. TO accomplish which
should bc the fostering and uurcming UNcrtons Of
cygy vitizcn within its cotpoatiou.
The obvious and o'y Wis, plan Zee Richmond to adopts
assist and the Advocates O extension OF the
Lynchhurc aud Tennessee Railroad in direct casteily
course from Lynchbure Hohmond, and thence To e.
thaui, wisdom and poprciy should 30 suggest and the
increased commctcc at Richmond should justify It.
The portion the through which this road is pro
posed be conducted, peculiarly adapted to its
strucon, and offers every iTncemen in the Of uGu
raj advantages and morrove', this part of the State,
though the least paving, las never been the iavo
rite object upon which the Legislature have bestowed
the liberal sppior made hy therefore, ss>iS
from this quarter can, with propeiy, he sought
The benefits resulting the Lyuchtuig and Tennessee
Railroad from the proposed extension obvious in
hems Ives and needless to be enumerated IL enough
observe that il the extension be completed il will
der this road the important in the State forming,
will unbruhen chaiu Of railway irop the scaboard to
the Tennessee border, aud will pour into Richmond
which will amply reward her for her wisely APP
propratcd capital and her well directed energies.
POWHATAN.
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coNWUSICATFDl
The Extension OF The Lyuthburg and Tennessee Rail
Road.

The interest manf sted in this scheme has not been OF
that enthusiastic which would cvince once, with
reflection, the importance of lie character The
demonstrations the part Of the citizens OF this por
ton of the State in relation c extension Of the Lynch
burg and Little Tennessee Railroad :" make Elham,
York river it, eastern terminus cannot fail to strike at
the rejecting portion Of the community that they
fully appreciate be advantages to be derived from such
continuation aud Of their readiness to cooperate with the
friends Of this scheme IT, successful completion
The object OF this communication "a, first notice ihe
benefits conferred Richmond, and portion Of the
State through which must pass and secondly, tue al
vantages resulting to the Railroid generally.
IL must be obvious every ore whose attention has
been any ways directed the of the yuchbug
and Tennessee road hstt viii eventually be extended ic
far greater distance Yves, Than supposed fret,
was hoped for by the most singnne patrons. Pen
eratng az IL does rich and fertile part Of Virginia
and protrulng itself into the ueghDorng State Of Tonnes
see this road Of necessity he the great horoughfr
from the East the West and form that connecting link
seduIousy snd per-evengly sought after hythe friends
Internal improvement ia days gone by OF this the patron
oftbc different schemes u Internal Improvement in ihi
State conscious.
Tho friends Of the Orange and Alexandra roid arc ia
dusrously conducting their hvorite chenc over dicu
ties embarrassing aud almost imprscdcabe locate tbc
Western terminus in Lvnchturp thus inviting the rad
travel 20 take n northern direction and leave Il c
raopd 20 regret her inactivity, and rcprc th
sight Of the prosperity Of AlcIadis u her decline
The advocates Of the South Side road keeuly aliv
90 the importance ot speedy and succcs-fu complrtu
Of their road TO Lynohbug sud uufentt ely engage
fn promoting ~ advancement, under circumstances by
means hattcfing prOptOus but stimulated 10 such
tvity and cNcfons 10y the hope ~ being ablc 20 parc
pate 10 the great benefits and advantages be derive
FROM the connection with the Lyuchburg and Teunessc
Rslfoad The trade and travel upon the South Side
must Of course 20 % Pe'erbutg and sii IN incrcasn
her wealth sud importance and Richmond will here per
rival w her midst only infer or n point Of situation
for manufacturing purposes
The position uf Richmond IN reference n extensio
Of the Lynchburg Tennessee road such render
Of peculiar interest Richmond that there should DO th
sxtension.
IL y needless sui uuarsilrg ~ Richmond 10 depcn
upon thc Jan River and Ktnbvh, Csna 10 rival the
other Improvements slrcsjy dug for The trad
aud Wavel upon the yuchburg sud Tcnnosco road. ES
perience that iull!be guide 81 humsn opinions has ~
Feadg sho~n that travel si ofmy aban Ion CON
nnnicason " avail itse Of the advantages Of the NOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-18

Williams ~ho was one Of the party. and saying you d,
son OF ab-h take thu. struck him With his rs, In
face. The Watch Immediately in,erfered, and by 4
time Duke and Michard, the prisoners got into con,
rer.y and subsequently, row.
There several other witnesses examined.
amount Of whose testimonies arc fully embraced In
foregoing statement
Mr.. August having made application in behalf of Dull
Tor posiponemen: Of his until Mr.. Manu. Purse
mate on board the Jamestown, should como forward.
was witness In the case and. the accused represent.
avery Important one Tor his case
ihe other eases ,hcss Il hehard and Easily, were c.
tnued gill Saturday.
IHtsrAss.-Le-is Weaver, hack driver, was sen, on
inc Court OF hustng' for running his hack ag,ius, one
WI. mos. fo"elis horses. on Main street. between II
iS'h streets. on Wednesday last, and knocking h
down. From the evidence of Mr. Poweirs brother I, i,
pears tho horse Is much injured. Mr.. Pow.Ir. war
s'd Two horses were standing the sido of the sir,
o.cked towards the side walk when Lewis pss., nv y
nshaek' Both horses Ii appears, Toll from tho fare.
.ne eo'''s'on wesvers character was very .vo,.,Jv
uhed to by two respectable persons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-18

FArAL AcctbFu.-A man named John Paxton, living
IN tho vicinity ~ Col WIN. 4. Belle some five miles
from Stanton lost his lie Saturday night last while
ont hunting coors lie cuta tree down and boy, Who
accompanied him. and the dug rushed % TIC coon.
The hoy presently called Paxton fDr assistance and
he did not come the spot where he had left him,
ani found him Wing the ground dead. The tree had
sprung backward aud struck him 10 the EARTH killing him
instantly. Col. BELL and other neighbOr- aroused,
add ccnveyed the corps home. H. wa unmIued aud
lived With two maiden sisers-Sf0HHioH Spectator Nov
lG.
Two WIS ErLED--We learn that on Monday morning
last, the wornen engage IN te m,in Tunnel Al
Ro6kGh Gap large Of rock overhead ie crushing
~ them in H. isll two Instantly killed, the
other Eve taken very DANCE ously injured We
have not heard the Of any Of the sufferers they
were all Irsbmsu. III.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-18

A RELLiGERASr SEAL-we learn from the Portland
Argus that seal padded ashore Cape Elizabeth few
days since" where two lrshmen were AZ work, and
being brgcrautly disposed and very vaorous whal be
gan hostile demons ,ratiuns by biting tLer horse. Being
received with sturdy kick from his adversary he
lacked the The men, who had been first coisid.
erblv alarmed, finally attacked him with pckaNcs, and
his s,a~hip succumbcd to III. proves of their
The animal weighed 2Uu pounds.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-18

LOOK To YOUR Hlrs-The Medical and surgical Journal
has pleasant article hats which, from their being still
and hard thought be unfIvourable noble cre.
oral development interfering with that degree Of lateral
expansion necessary in the of nature. Cover
% the head should be soft and pliabe like those
by the Germans whose heads large, with
ding powers turbiu il superior every other device
sheather in health ur in sickness
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PyrUyOyD UiPEETS Novyyprp

TogNCCo.-Breaks small, receipts light, sud demand
limited. We quote common Tugs 5, 80 TO al % good
good IN to IL fine manu- 'acturing at IL 10 IL.
WnE,r.-Thr steamers ncws. which reached here to-
lav, ~-"rSd fIrtha- .la~lus OF nse We quote
Red at -, 40 snd White az 81.
HESTER & WHITE. Com. Merchants.
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Tar EARLY NASrFACruREs or BOsroS.-The manufac-
,ure OF glass undertaken by company to whom the
General Court ia 1857 granted exclusive right to manu-
f,cture for fifteen years. The stock be employed
.xemp,cd from taxation COR fvc years and the
Flowed were exempted from military duty. To manuiac-
ure without the Of the company subjected the
offender TO inc Q! i've hundred pounds tor each offence
They erected fue building Essex sreet, here
Einboro street nov is. II wooden building lined
with bck loo feet long and 60 feet wide. The company
me, with many embarrassments aud did commence
untl 1893. Previous to this attempt to mannacturc
gas- there glass bottle manuiactory IN Braintree
filled some years before the Revolution, aud not
uewed
a. l642 aud ia 1916 that ship Of 800 tons aunched
q Boston Ship huling also carried previous 10
the revolution IN tSenfseyen dock yards in the
time In Of c yards, It recorded there were
tweyc ships launched twelve months; aud in the
raj yar- had been ;yves'els the stocks Al
time This business however, fell of very much after
the peace of 1888 when the Brsh Parliament prohibit
ted the carrying the produce Of the British West Indies
in American built vessels aud sixty years since there
were hut four five dock yards in Boston which were
occupied.
In connection With the manufacture. of Boston may be
mentioned The Mandatory House, which was shand
large brick building erected in lIj4 on Long Acre
now fremont street where Hunilton Place il. An
act Of the General Court laying excise carriages aud
other articles Of uNGry appropriated 70 the erection
OF this building designed originally for the manufacture Of
Iincn but ba with spr; eSerted violently
to continue long. Great parade wa made on the Com
mon at its commencement. Sp inning wheels then
the hobby horses o. the public, aud the females OF the
town appeared on the Common with their wheels and
Wed With each other in the deStey Of using them.
larger Of people perhaps drawn together
than before AZ each anniversary OF the institution
which continued three four years. the officers attended
public worship AMI appropriate the occasion
va, delivered and contribution solicited. Ga the Wes,
end Of the building lrg Acre street figure OF
. .fsN lie ffflu
Tnis building afterEird used for other mechan lea
PURPOSES and also by the Massachusetts, Bank, after
which it up aud let for Selngs.-Bo'toH Trans
/ criH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-18

E1cuEuESr ocCAsioNEn ~ BEizft ny LrEUr. NAURY :
LErrER. on rmE ANAzlS-A letter from Rio de Janerio
dated Sept2, pubsbedin the ~ Y journal Of Commerce
snyts
Lieut. M1uTy. letters about the 'ch valley Of the Ami
zou and great Atlantic slopes, creating quite
sensation here. Al tie Brahiihns. from the Emperor
dpwu stirred UP about IT, Some Of them even let fall
the word pirates" They write about Il in their
ucwzplpcrs, and talk about IL in their national
"ssaJica Leyslqya " aud afsw verify believe that the
yankees will stop with the sthuus Of ,en but will
annex the whole OF South America such j. the excite
ment stoned by these publications Of Lieut. Maury,
directing the attention aud enerpHye of our citizens to
wards the Amoz,n and such IL the ouy Of this govern.
mont aud people that the very worthy Lieutenant has
gone r hinder and defeat the object nc had view.
The prospect ~ getting that great gcr open ~ foreign
commerce dim enougi before now IN this state Of
feeling here, IL would be utterly impossible.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-18

VIRGINIA COUNTRY RoN.-io tons virgiuis County
OILS T. II. sKrSKER, Cary street.
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WASHINGTON NEws.-The Star of Tuesday evening
has he follow

WASHINGTON NEWS.-The Star OF Tuesday evening
has the follow ing:
No WAR IN EuRorr.-Conilcntisl advices received
here from Europe. tin the Battles ms) have satisfied all
the statesmen of all nations this city, that all dan
ger of immediate the continent has blown over
CLINICAL CHANGES TREASURY DErARruENr.-ln the
Third Auditors Office. H. Ray Bowie, (Sl2Oo per annum)
resigned and Abal Allen, of New York, promoted the
position resigned by Mr. H. Lakeland. r. Pillow is also
appointed to clekshp $1,000 per annum) in the
office Mcssrs. Raymand Shannon and Peters, recently
Office having bcru reported vOrably, have been du
y assigned 3D. 81 and LIST class cerkships therein,
RrvESUE MARINE SERvICr-2d Lieut. X. J. H. Handy
has resigned. Sd Lieut.. Thomas Moiat promoted be
2d Lieutenant vice Handy resigned. John NJ. Noncs,
dropped the reduction of the service in April least,
tea 81 Lieutenant vice Mofrat, promoted. 2d Lieut..
Thomas Moit detao he'd from the james Z. Dobbn, aud
ordered to the "raney," E,'tport Maine lieut. John
N. NOues ordered to the james c. Dobbin at Whining
ton, y. 4.
AcrING ASSISTANT CoNNissARIEs OF SURsIsTENcE-On
the unedston of the Secretary of War; which has
been concurred in by the 81 Comptroller in
OF the Of the service and the former practice
Acting Assistant Commissaes OF Subsistence in the
N.Y. allow cd the additional pa of $50 per month (but
not the time, the additional rations granted
Cspans and subalterns by the act OF March 9 sa1) while
actually in the performance Of staf duty. The ccsa-
upon this subject is in OF singular confusion
which ought to ie rcmeded by additional stat
ute.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-18

PRiSrivG srHooL YoR GiRLs.-The printing oflc, Of
New York Day Book has been converted into school fpr
teaching gr type. Upwar1s 81 thirty have nl,cady
bee instructed n the ART aud scholars taken
fat situations, obtained Or those tught These
stuntion- the editor SAYS easily obtained the De.
mfud for the girls greater than the supply a. s. 0a.
zeffe
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now witness has appeared in the nevspapets testify
ing ct. which tend to show that Col r. W. johnson
killed Tecun'ch The colonel certainly brave enough
20 meet snd klI do4u ludians, and, u he didn't kill
Tecumseh, he doub, would have done il II he had q
chance. lie himself Fsocl uterrogitci upon the sub.
ject and bis reply upon VI least one p-rion vas c4ps
They az killed him. bow could tel? was IN too
much ola hurry Nhsn be advancing upon me 20 ak
him bis inquire sfter the health Of h family
Hrei quick rcnicot. and he fell n IL hat been
Tecumsen the Prophet IL would have been all the sams
Inn yoBr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-18

HAwoRru & HoRroS's orERa TRourE.-Ths excellent
Troupe still performing at Metropolitan Hall, where
crowds assemble nightly witness their interesting bur
lssques and enjoy the pleasure Of hearing their and
popular songs.
Miss Lcfolc presents in her "Highland Fug."a treat
worthy in itself Of the entire admission charge. She
pears the greatest advantage in Highland" costume.
and less interesting does she in Sailors costume;
white pants loose neck tie, and the ct cete'awhen she
appears in her "Pas d, Nations"
We feel due Miss Lcfoe notice her In this avo-
ablc light aud do go OF any tender influence
which her truly prepossessng appearance would be cscu
lated create but from entire conviction Of her
tnsc superiority in the parts which she takes We don't
take the a,ering JUNCTION ourselves being proof
against the charming influences which such specaoes
calculated to produce.
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N Sssaez.sW
IA. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RICHMOND WIG.


q I - -.-.. . ~ CORRESPONDENTS.
businrss must be Addressed 10 the "hftse~s a
tAs wig" 49,
both sides f the win not b. published
standing ought knosn sll and
obtaary notices exceeding eight
iines AZ charged Tor a. advertisements.
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LITTLE RACK pApIop

TX.
pSc,; Sgsn All: performance to commence At -; ,..
naisSioS-box.s aud Parauet o. nts. s.,,n,
On nro,a street. lormery cent? en'rane
IS cents. S'N-'""'s 'eh's' Soiored Gallery, (west
- ~" = NJ wnen seats may be
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A HIsToRY or RoNAN CLASSICAL LITERATURE, by Z. W.
Browne, NJ. A, Pm D. PrebeadIry Of ST. Paul., and
Professor of Classical Literature ia Kings College, Lon.
don. Philadelphia: Blanchard i Lee, 1853. y. Nor
ris, Richmond
From the hasty glance We have had time give th.
book. look upon il very vllulbe accession 10 elias
steal learning, admirably suited the improvement
Of young gentlemen somewhat advanced.