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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-02
John W. White, of Chattanooga,
Not Dead.

in addition to the facts relating to the death
OF JOHN W. WHITE. heretofore published we
tnke the following developments from the
Southern Representative. After stating that
the body of a man. whose clothes bore the
mark of ''John W. White, Chattanooga that
paper continues: --
'This news reaching Chattanooga his friends
started in pOst-haste after his body. and on
reaching Memphis wrote back that from all
the facts that could be CLEANED, that White
was certainly dead, and that they had procur-
ed a metallic case for the transportation. &c,
Of his remains. In a few DAYS after the recep-
ton Of this intelligence letter was received
addressed to two gentlemen of this place pnr-
porting to be from an old acquaintance bv
the name of Gibbs, confirming the rumOr OF
Whites death and giving it as his opinion
that White had been murdered although the
informant said there were no discernible
marks Of violence about the body. The writ
er furthermore stated that ruffian looking
set of men had held an inquest over the body.
a justice of the Peace acting as Coroner, and
that the body was buried in very rough
coffin, in a grave about three fee. deep.
Immediately upon the reception of this let
ter a second one was received, addressed to
Postmaster of this place, purporting to he
letter was confrmatory of the identity and
death of White.
After the lapse of several days the parties
that went after the body of White returned,
and stated that they went to the place de-
signated, disintered body, which was plain
{, their minds was not that of John w. White
although the corpse wore the clothes of the
aforesaid John w. White. One of the parties
that made the examination was an elder
brothe- 1T White, and the other an old friend
and acGu ,intance. They satisfied that
the whole matter was a hoax.
The day after the arrival Of these parties
from Arkansas, third letter was received
3 from that point. addressed TO our Postmaster,
and signed John Russell" ALEC confirmatory
of Whites demise aud identity. This letter
was scrutinized by those well acquainted with
Whites hand writing, and pronounced to be
his.
These facts lead to the conclusion that
White IL not dead but that he is living and
has gotten up this as a trick by which to es-
cape the penalties of forging land warrants,
or rather the testimony on which they were
issued, with which he stood charged, and for
which he was under bond in the sum of s25,-
900 to appear at the Federal Court at Kuox-
vile
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-02

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-It is said by gem
tlemen who are particularly interested, that
while a Recommendation will be made to Con-
grcss for modification Of the tariff, with .
view to an increase of revenue. the means by
which this should be effected will not be- des-
iynated by the Secretary Of the Treasury
Tn. subject is already agitatei in political
circles, as to whether there shall be SPECIFIC.
Instead of an advalorem. duty on iron.
A letter brought by the steamer OIakrr
CITY, says that n number of Nicaraguan adj
Ne iturers have landed about forty miles from
3 "a Juan del Sur. and recent private advices
from the South state that those who were
prevented froni going out in the Alice Painter,
bave made arrangements to go To Nicaragua
by some other conveyance.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-02

Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS -Tbis distin-
guished American statesman reached this city
yesterday by one of the St. Louis and New
Orleans packets. accompanied by his accom-
plished lady. After visiting his plantation in
Mississippi, he will extend his trip to New Or
leans. and contemplates returning to Chicago
previous to his final departure for Washing
ton. He will, therefore, not be in his seat
until the middle of December or. thereafter.
The public viii be gratiiied to learn that the
Judge is in excellent health, and in the pos
session Of his usual flow of spirits.-Nemphi,
AUalanche.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-02
S T O R A G E.
New Fire Preef Wareh euse.

s,HE underslgasa have taken shs large Warehouses
| recsatly srextsd, running through IRON AaFke;
Cole street and are amply pretafsa 70 store ca
ysrabae terms al artcies thai may he oaeree-
ma attsussn af merchants N tae CAY rsfrEstAs
reseA &, Der facilities taxing cafe - easefs Tel
), sack als 4na HSizsses. and ~ tbs frt last "a
RACER against Gre can be shtens1 ga gs<'-s Asetea
IA % On Iaoss fsvofabia terms
Hls xsli also keep q eoastsnt supply a bALAD ia
A CslsS IN ssacks which wli be sold On tnoet rsas
.zhls terms share q paehe fatEons<e - re
saxs1sfx NJ A. PARISH CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-02

ANOTHER RELIGIOUS REVIVAL IN CHArrAN-
ooGA.--Several weeks ago, Revival COM
menced in the Cumberland Presbyterian
church in this city. under Rev. Mr.. TEMPLE
TONS charge and services were continued. in
that and other churches until last Sabbath
night. We learn that between 80 and 40 pro-
fessed religion. Mr.. L. was assisted in his
arduous and responsible duties by Ministers
of other Churches. These united efforts be-
tween Christians of different denominations
in this city. had happy effect in advancing
the cause of God.-Chaf. Gazette.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-02
l1ew advertisements.
The Ghost In the Stereoseope.

{ TUSr received a largo collection Of Stereoscopic
d views on Glass and Paper.
PLAIN and eoored at all prices, from IS cents each,
and upwards.
We have great variety OF views in France Eng
land Switzerland, Spain Holland Germany and Aus
Also, Of the principal buildings In Paris,
Madrid London. &c.
Scenes from the WaveFiy Novels, Ellioti's Groups,
Historical sketches, illustrations OF Natural Hsto
~, &C. &c 4
Copies from hne Statues, Raphael's Cartoons, &c.
Various groups with Ghosts, &e.
Comprising altogether the best collection OF these
beautiful pictures offered IN the city.
few Stareoscopes OF hae quality, nj very low
prices
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-02
.OLLEGE STREET PROPERTY
At Public Sale.
n Saturday, 4th of December, 1855,

1 4 the Court House gate, will sell 20 the -.
L highest bidder. thai valuable property t4...
uatet NsTfh Csiie1e sfre>s few doors be ~
s. the ccrner OF the square snf opposite the beau
a residences lately erected by Mr. French
4 Mn{urns, aud atioins the fne residence of Mr..
G B&ch ana others. This property frvsnts 90 feet
College street. running halr way back u Market,
a IS feet alley. Upon the ground Is three frame
.ildngs ased as staFe-rotsns.
This propert, Is located In one OF The most thriving
a desirable portions % the ~ity, and take al to-
ter Is the desirable vet oaered 20 The psbIic
advantages xi at once b. seen by all, as p5ssses
rare induce asents tise business CAPITALIST
would ask al examination before the day q sals,,
we have positive Instructions 20 scil. I wiil dl-
lie she property % SAT- purchasers
fxRus % sAIk One. third cash, the balance IN 1,
md years, with interest from date, and lien re-
ned. = X Ol@ASCoShf
noya4-,d Agent
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SuERIFE,S SALE.

DY virtue of veDditi0n exponas 10 me direct.
ID ed and delivered from the Honorable Great
Co6rs OF Davidson CO.. Tenn, at it, September Term
1855 Will expose to public sale 10 the highest H.
der for cash, the Court house yard gate The Cir
OF Nashville on SATURDAY, TdE sTH DAY pF JAN
UARY. 1859, all the right title, claim, interest and
tate which Z. u. Payne then had, or may have since
acquired In and 10 the following described lats ~
Ground, In EWing's addition 70 the city of Nashville,
Davidson county, state OF Tennessee being Iats No.
IL - and 70 a. Allison street, and ala AIS and 4I5,
GU Bishop street. making all aS3 feet beng levied
on as the property % E. D. Payne, "a sat- fv jndg
against r. y. Payne.
JAS NJ HINTON, sheriff of Davidson co.
nov30-td BY X BRANCH Deputy sheriff.
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House Furnishing Goods.

We are daily receiving articles from New York
andnow have GA hand very nae assortment Of
Fire iroas and Standards.
Coal Seutties, Shnvels.
Old Iominioa Coffee and Tea Pots.
Coffee UrEs, Gregaes, Tea and Cofiee Pots-aii pat
terms
Oyster Plates and Dishes
Covered Dishes Il every sire.
Dish CoyeFs, &c, &e-
Our assortment % enc Cutlery y colnpietr
dec2-u HAIk4<Ltk & AI>CIilN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-02
Aefdity OF the stomach and IndIges-
ton.

ss- "Tcan eat anything after taking your Holland
Biaers," is a remark frequently made to
To persons troubled with acidity Of the Stomach,
Indigestion or any disorder Of the Stomach, would
only say, Try IL Its worldwide reputation has been
established alone by the many wonderful has
effected When tried for Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaint, weakness OF any kind, Costiveness and
Piles, it should BE- taken in small doses-say half
teaspoonfdl, regularly three times day, before
meals
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-02
SHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtBe OF a venditiOai exponas 20 me directed
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson Team. AT its september Term, 1855
will expose 90 public sale, 20 the highest bidder. for
cash the Court house yard gate IN the CITY 81 Nash
vile, SATURDAY, THE STH DAY or JANUA.
RY 1859 ali the right, title, claim, interest and
tate which Thomas r. NcEWin, Admir-, then had, or
may have since acquired I'm and 90 the following de
scrbed property to-wit: One Brick House and Lot OF
GrOGnd on Vine street, N the city OF Nashville, Ia
vison county Stale OF Tennessee fronting about %
Is feet said Vine street, an1 running back $50
feet alley. Said House and iot is on the south
side Of Church street, being levied the proper
rty Of Thos. II. McEwen, decd, 30 satisfy Judg-
ment rendered In favor Of Briggs Morton.
JAS. NJ HINTON, sheriff Of Davidson CO.
nov30-td BY X. BsAScH, Deputy sheriff
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-02
A Handsome City Residence,
No. n Cedar Street,
EQv Sale privately

H An offering fni sale, privaiely that hcau- -
Il tiful and commodious fIrnlv rcsidrurc. hk:i;I
No - Cedar 81, on Capitol Hin, a few 4fl.'
doors below Vine street. ut present owned and
occupied nv " o. Harms. The improvements con-
sist % tWo story brick containing rooms Ia tho
main building. with ndditonal over the
passage In second story mukirg altogether ROOMS
There Is also good two story brick kitchen. con
tanning two servants runms. Smoke House. Pantry
with other necessary out h'uses including stable
&c. The lot Is so feet front Cedar street, rmnir
back $50 feet 20 an alley
THIS property presents many advantages 90 the
business man, in point ~ location any yet Offered
being hut Few minutes walk from anv NORTON II
the business martS II the CITY Tho price fixed upon
IL should be niucemeut 60 the CAPITALIST or 70
those wishing 90 rrocure homes in n location every
desirable. We VIII take pleasure In showing
the Dropertv NJ any time % crSops wishing ~
purchase. Il needs only examination o. commend
itself For terms, 6c, Apply 90
nov1a-tr r. R. GI.ASCOCK, Agent
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For the Patriot.
BUDS OF FRIENDSHIP.
INSCRIBED TO MISS FLORENCE C'."',


By RANDALL
When sorrow casts around my heart;
Her veil OF dark despair ~
When hopes have fed and pass'd away;
And VANISHED into alrs-l5A -
When all the pleasures o. :his world
Have left me, one by one; - ~
Speak thou to me, as of thou hast,
In friendships kindest tone. hl1tL uk !.
When travelling DER LIES rugged path,
pilgrim wandering here
! Amid the many mingled scenes fra
2 - OF hope, of joy, and fear - -
While bending TO each changing wind
That lives but for a while
Give thou to me, as Oft thou hast,
One gentle look and smile. s&1
When hearts that loved me in my youth
Have ceased TO beatfor me try
Z = When forms that stsew'd across my path
Her gems OF .purity-ssab
r When life is drawing to a close,
And nature claims her fee
The living buds or friendship pluck
To bind in wreaths for me.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 2eth 1855 Ek4
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CHArrayooGA TO

w Amongst the items Of news by the
Europa. at Halifax, on the goth uis., we no
,ice the death Of Hon. RoBr. DALE owEs, late
resident Minister at Naples.
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ON Friday, loth Of December, 1855

On Friday. 10th of December, Is5S
ON the premises viii sell the highest bidder that
" valuable tract II Land Of the late CHkEtts fArr,
sr., and owned ana occupied by JAWS v. fATr,
containing about 90 Acres, inriud tx the splendid
Manst0n. about so cleared and 20 ACRES spsn-
did nber, with several failing snrinEs ~ fFe~
sne water The Timber has been carefully prfcs I'd.
add stands thiek and heavy the ground The Man
sion Hoase h a most superb brick building, essntaH
ING Eight Good Rooms daaele Isofeb. enclosed With
latfboe work. and airy walk, about 20 feed ~lae
and SO feet long extend NJ fro the main building 20
the -roofn neatly covered and enclosed viii
latfce-woFk. servants resins ssooke house and sd
die hsase AL e hriek The yard embraces an area
OF abaut acres al snstssed with superb efirk
+ nee toppsa 90 wish ornamental bznizieE rr seed
frarnexaFk, neatly palaiea hfstrzis Ftsas Spring
house. ennd STABLES harris. Iisk lnd stored Nish b.
aud exnali~Ht zee hease good Iesch aud Epfie a.
ehzrfs- Fences mestiy cedar plank and pest % %
OAR rails.
Afssr the above sale viii sell abort 93 Acres,
mere or less, q the sause track new o~ped by M
ReCNprHKE. which has been sehiirided INTO tracts
contain as from II o Is each The<e ancs are
oE the neesl qualify and susceptible u The hshess
state a. eaftfrafion, benk vel wssrFsd b. The "a
ters q NH oeek PlAss q lhs Iand ali be exhest-
ed en- day - sale
TEzzs - sark-Upen the Land . credit q zoe. tSo
and three ears. n0irs well sadoTsed be1Fug Inter
frora cate aad liea Fetasard. Ins eteck ke-.
vii be SID apoa eEeasief uanths, notes vel ea-
aaEssd-
Arrangements have heen made vita the \. G.
Railroad ser sFalR "a isxe ~ e'eeek On TIE SARA
lng ~ The sale. free q eA>rge. goinx aad cEiHe
a good collation. al b PREPARED % shs sFounc
ney2e ID y &. GLAsrulAs AeeAt
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a New arrangement.
HE " sou T H"
F" T Fl E S T A T E s. .
To be Consolidated.

Arrangement has hcen concluded between II.
II A. EYoE e'iItor Of tie Eirhninnd Sntrii aud the
proprietor 81 this paper, 1HF STATGS by which the
soyTH and the SIsrYS are 90 csrtso ated tn enc
Tapor, "a he pnblshrd ia This city cAlaroevf
form, and to be under the editorial control Of Mr.
PRYOR
The rayer rfH Il ne oryeu n no pe1son or eiiq,,.
bat derstrd r. ihe gsns ri Ef3ess ~ ~ psDoel ac
party :" aeoor1anee spith The PriHe ie az Sate-Itshts
Nh. Payer VIII undertake tho ediorisl control or
the rap'r b'tweeB the .ot, II this noEtl and t,e lst
OF nrcrnIher
II viz be coi,h.rea Under the name Of 1.-THE
STAIf>," and Published ont following terms:
DAILY.
rne '"ly 'fr year --.--..'--.-...-.s 20
I've copics Ter feTr ..... $500 10 90
SFMI-wITkIY
One copy per gear............ ...... 90
wEfKIY.
Ono cory per ycar- -.-...-..--.--.-...- 90
i've e'tHes I" si,b- ---------...-.-..----s 90
Ten eoiies tna club. .......--...--.i5 90
Twenty copies srni q, nnc address go. 60 90
sFSSION PArFR
A. tho rroceesnf- Of the ming Congress viii no
az great interest," a. The Whole country. TIN S7kTfs
will Keep readers fHiy afrised rpon al sublcs u
~hsrh may he dlsresssf hy ilut body.
Tie price of suh-crrtan for the sessitn VIII be as
folo~s.
Daiy--Csle cory 90
q Two rnf'.eF. ,.-...-.-.. 90
somi-we,kiy--or~e ei'y. ........... 90
f"ar eofies 10 a Club. 90
"eekly-sne copy 49, ,.----------.-- 20
:. Five copies 10 elub; .......-...- 90
az Postmsstcrs who vii forward a club Of
suhsrrfhrrS 90 Weekly fcr ore wear the club
prices viii be entitled toa copy Of the Weekly States
ss-Aii letters IN relation IN the new arrangement
should be addressed 10
Pryor HISS.
n"vi7 Washington, D. C
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PUBLIC SALE OF
Two Valuable Farms

NN WEDNESDAY, tho sth OF December -
~ ncNt. tho Undersigned viii sell the 80.
highest iiAcr, that valuable Farm IN William 2stSzfA
son rouutv. known 'hc sswikin's Whitfield" l.
Farm conf1iptrg about sos urrcs lying on the waters
Of Trace Greek. which enters Big Haructh IN Ito
vicinity of the village 81 Tank Davidson county,
ti'c Rhland and Centreviile Turnpike absnG -
miles Croln Nashville
Persons wish"g 10 purch- So invited 90 examine
the lands and Premises. and they Nil end ftrHr q
exceeding fertility 81 soil wei suited for stock raising
by it, superior aia fation 20 the growth of biae grass
and W. hestiiif'tl supply ~ pnrc stock -wnier-
The Undersigned will Hl-e sell the highest Bidder
nj the time and placc, that beautiful Farm be
lnarirr Ia Mrs invcnia Craghs,ad. containing abUut
foq .afiri'irr The above laud. Both e
these rr'~ rfitrd viii make of tie hest
Fsrrns g. IT, sizo In Mtdle Tennessee.
The unt"-signrd has also about 81 Hcrcs If nuely
Timhrred w'-oi -land within - miles Of the farm,
wltrh VIII he srlh with the first meutiored f1ru.
r. unon consultation with those who wish "a pur-
chase the tay 81 safe Il be found proper nv farm
can b. divided into two three tracts There wjtlbe
Afforded ch.nce for buying three beautiful farms
with comfortable dwellings an each.
These Hnds viii be FOR sale privately until the LIST Of
ncccrnhor For all Information call on the subscriber
living ~ Nashville,
TERMS OF SAIE.--onethifd Of the purchase money
will Ice required IN cash. mates which he lis
counted in hnuk ~ 90 days the balance IN one two,
three and fsur years II rcsrod with interest aGdcd
and a lien nn the land retained Until all IL rnfd.
JOHN I. HILL. Agent
The above sale viii be conducted by Nanre
Woodward -
r. Il. GI-scccK. Aucirnneer. uov5cod&wtd
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IN THURSDAY, THE aSp or DEcEMBER NEXT,
" propose bring 81 great saie % Lets la this
Aaasloa near the failroa1 depot I wti on that &C
eAsisa o,r thirty or fsFty Lots. of them
"a IN fapror Ell and win aa tisl resieh
aEscn them
FeF further particulars see hand bills Re.
TeAxs. -one, Two and three years credil for notes
aeie ID Rank, satisfactorily secured bearing IA
teresl, and = han retaiaea-
A. v. s. IISfSIEY
Z. r. GLASGOW, Anctinneer.
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amusemients.
Thursday Evening, Dee. End, 1855
n e W RIO q IA =


A<OnsieAaoS NC"
The Courtship of Miles Standish, and other Poems.
By Henry Wordsworth Longfellow.
The Song of Hiawatha. BY Longfellow.
Portraits Of my Married Friends; or, peep into
Hymen's Kingdom.
Judge HilIiburton's two last works
The Savings and Doings of Samuel Slick, Esq, to-
gether with his opinion Matrimony.
Pney Woods Tavern; or, Sam Slick in Texas
Every Woman her Lawyer. A private guide
in all matters Of law of essential interest woman
and by the aid of which every female may, in what
ever sit uation, understand her legal and re-
dress, and be her own legal adviser.
Books on Chess. By Hoyle and Agnel.
For sale by +. HAGAN.
nov12-tf
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Committed TO Jail

or Davidson county. on the ath aay Of Norenl hcr,
" lsAs. nrcrn.n an. who sals Ms name Is Jack
ard helorgs AleSandcr Jones' nf Fayrtfe CO. Ala
Said l.oy ahauf 50 years Werhs about 10 pounds
Eve feet two inches hic DIRK compeN Mon The owner
b reqncste b. forward prove rrorerty and pay
charges as the DIRECTS, the Nov. :oth. 1888.
TliOS. HOfSON,
nor22- tw Janr OF Davidson county.
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a (.OON Inycstmcnt.

UAyEfor sale an interest IN a PRINTING OFFICE.
Doing a PROSPEROUS business IN = thriving io~n-
rsnss wishing u embark In this kind o. busiaess
a !. va Err 6IAsoocK.
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HARR He'd.

On the 3oth Nov, by Rev. c. T. Quintard, F. W.
BRIGHAM, Esq, of KY, to Miss AMELIA vASLEER wERH,
daughter Of Col. f. Webb, late Of Louisville, Ky.
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CO Al! e o A L.!
FROM THE
Etna Hines, Racc0On Mountain.

VrHE Eina Company is now in successful operation
Il and ready To supply the Nashville Market TO any
extent il will be found be the best Coal offered IN
this city, producing intense heat than ony oher,
burning much longer and making pery title ashes
II does not light nP so quickly as Cumberland or
River Coil vet il is by bard 10 kinde, and
with little care the morning il will be found 90
burn with great readiness. We guarantee that IL is
FAR micai than any other Coal In this mar
ket The mixed Coal makes the best and most beau
ffnl dre and covered with fine Coal al night and just
lifted with the poker IN she morning, il VIII at once
blaze up and soon make bright fire. u is first rate
for close stoves CRATES machine shops, iron furnaces,
black smiths, sc.
Try il one and all, and come and see il burn at the
Office Of the 4Etna Coal Company.
nov22-l:: s.::J AGNEw, Agent.
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Old Books on Theology


&C., Sc, sc.
/. FUILER's Crhomas) Church History of Britain.
6vols.
Q The Works Of that learned and judicious Divine,
Mr.. Richard Hooker. vols
8. DR.. ISAAC EATTS-his Complete Works. vols,
4to. Fine copy.
4. wARBURToN'S Divine Legation of Moses 7vols
Old calf.
5. LEIIE's theological Works. vols, folio.
6. FABER on tie Prophecies. . vols.
Z. NEWTON on the Prophecies. vols.
s. MOSHEIsIs Ecclesiastical History. vols, calf.
9. LELAND'S Deistical Writer'S Svols., calf
10. CAMPBELL on the Miracles. vols.
IL. GIL.PIN'S Exposition OF the New Testament 2
vols.
IL. HAIpEN's Paraphrase of the Books of Job,
Psalms, Proverbs, &c.
Is. BIAIR'S Sermons. 5 vols, calf.
Il. GERARD'S Biblical Criticisms. vol.
Is. HowEL'S Complete History OF the Holy Bible.
16. srACKHoUSE'S History of the Bible. vols,
H. HoRNEs Introduction the Critical Study OF the
Bible. vols
IS DwIGHPS Theology. lvol, Alto; half calf; fine
copy. .tlk.-.-Ai--.
10. LF1cH's c-Itiea saera. lvol, folio
90 BuRSEr'S Bishop History of the Reformation.
8 vols folio. ~
2l. BURNEr's Bishop History of His Own Time. 1
vol, svO.
%. CI-ARENpEN'S Qord High Cbancellor) History
OF the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England Z
vols, folio; fine copy.
% TILLoTSoN's archbishop works. vols, TO-
lilo.
"a BIBLICA sACRA. . vols, folio.
Is CATHEDRAL. CHURCH OF CANTERBURY-Iis
History and Antiquities, with the Lives OF abe
Archbshops, Priors, Sc Numerous tine Hates
vol, folio.
90. CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF SALISBURY His
torical Account OF. Numerous Plates.
%. THE WORKS Of the learned Isaac BrRRow vols
folio.
2s. WARMERS Illustrations OF the Book Of Common
Prayer and Administration Of the Sacrament, aud
other Rites and Ceremonies OF the Church Of Eng
land. vol. folio.
20. BRYANT'S (Jacob) Observations upon some pas
sages in Scripture, which the Enemies OF Religion
have thought most Obnoxious, and attended with
Difficulties not TO be surmounted. vol, 4to.
80. BRYANT's Ancient Mythology, with nearly Fifty
Fine Engravings, including the Marlboro Gem
| syols 4to calf; fine copy.
| 81. GOADBY'S illustrations OF the Holy Scriptures
3 vols. folio: vellum.
50. FoX'S Book Of Martyrs. 1 vol. folio; many
plates; fine copy.
SO. CLARKE's (Or. samucD Sermons several Sub
jects. 4vols., folio; fine copy.
a. HARGRAvE's History and Description OF the An
cient City OF York. vols, calf.
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