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MORE INDIAN TROUBLES.
War at HOme--Fhe Creeks and CherOkees
An Open Hostility against Each other.
From the Fort Smith Times July Of

IRON the EOt Smith Times, July IL
friend, writing from Niece, informs us that
great excitement prevails at this time in the Creek
nation. IN consequence Of some threats being made
by the CherOkees to have revenge of the Creeks for
some one or two # their 1.-THE CAerokees) people
having been mur iCred lately by of the Creeks,
and no satisfaction having been offered ia the way
Of bringing the offending parties TO justice and in
conseqnsn nee as the Cherokegs say, of effort bsv
ing been male TO arrest ana bring tIi i the par
ties supposed to bs guilty. At tie time of writing
our infOTman say4 that same four hundred Of the
Creeks are armed, equipped and painted rsa y fer
battle, near the house of 0pO hitOholo, nesr Deep
Fork, ia their cWn territory, Awaiting the move
mSnis of the CheTok, e..
We trust that ere this notice will have appeared
in print this difficulty viii be fully settled. and the
good feeling heretofore existing between TIE Creeks
and CheTOkees again restored. It would be mat
ter of no small Importance were these two nations
to get their herns locked at this Tine for each
tsins vast number of sighting men, and the great
est evil would result to themselves We hope that
in our next We will be able to announce to the
world thst peace again rejgns triump plant over the
land of our red brethren west Of Us, and We do
think that they would every one, hope with Us, fol
If we guess right, they, or most of them have al
ready felt the dreful consequences of war and fight
ing.
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DxiIp aniou 4 3mernan
A Man Lost-A Company Stationed On tn
ROad-FOrt Kearney 10 be Removed.


ROad-Fort Kearney 70 be Removed.
Fron the st. Joseph journal, July Is.
Our special Nebraska correspondent, Mr. J. G.
kobodoux, Jr, who has been spending the spring
and summer cut on the plains, and whom the read
ers Of the Journal vii recollect as missouri" re-
turnsd home with the last Salt Lake mail, having
left Platte Crossing the 18th instant. and came
through in four days aud a half.
Mr. RobodOux states that few nights before he
left, while Salt Lake train from Isayenworth was
enesuped at Ash Hollow, one Of the propriet9rs, a
jew, went out to see about the stock aud the night
being very dark, he wandered of and did not re-
turn. His comrades stepped the train and made
search, when the third day the body Of the uu-
fortunate man was found al Pole Greek, about
tbirty-fv miles off from where the train was en-
camped. he doubtless died Of hunger, thirst and
fatigue.
company of soldiers are stationed on the road
between Forts Keareey and Laramie, who travel
constantly up sHd dowa the highway, for the pur-
pose Of guarding emigrants and others from hostile
Indians and banls Of lawlesI white men,
Mr. r. learns from source entitled TO credit that
arrangements have already beeu made bw the prop
er government authorities for the REMOVAL Of Fort
Kearney during the summer aud autumn from its
present site tC Cottonwood Springs, eighty five miles
farther West.
The country and scenes Ground Cottonwood Spring
are said TO De the most beautiful and lovely in all
the West. commanding view can be had Of tht
surrounding country, while nvuiets OF ripping
cOOlspring water, and Abundance of grass snG
timber meet ths eye in every dir ction, though
nature intended it for the site of commanding
fortress.
Large herds Of buffalo were passed, lazily grazinl
on the prairies near KearDey. The hunting ans
killing Of them afforded rare sport for the troOps
stationed at the outpost.
A band Of one hundred and fifty KiOwa INDIAN
were encamped at Russelis Rancho, on the Litu'
Blue. The Indians pretended TO be On q war trail
bat it was generally supposed they were there fo
the purpose Of annoying the whites.
A Salt Lake train Of thirty wagons, belong
ing to Roley White, was laid up at Palmetto; tn
Transfers having struck for higher wages, the pro
prietors were unable to proceed farther
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

FENEAVELLERs for the North from the South
Statas Tickets from Charleston, Savannah
chattanooga, Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington Knoxville
Lynch6urg Washington Atlanta, and Augusta, Louis
Louisville, Cairo Hickman Columbus, Evansville Cincinnati,
New oresns, Vcsurg Paducah smhland and Memphis via
Nashville, Tennessee.
First class Railroads and Steamboats, close connections
all points Passengers arriving Nashville Nashville
chattanooga Railroad, directly to boat without detention
Ths the quickest and cheapest for those
West.
Regular Cairo, memPh his and st. Louis Line
Tee Vine steamboats, B. NJ. kunyaE Mnnetonka Sails West
Cuba and J. @. Cline.
One Of these Boats will leave every 10
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad
Nashville to st. Louis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance Dunlieth Ella John Gaut Tempest leave NASH
Vile every Thursday and Tuesday, J2 o'clock NJ
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours Cincinnati
kkeS Hlar Mem pills. New Orleans and VickS-
burg Line 0s Boats.
james Johnson Nashville E. Howard Red Rover and Joseph
inc Savage One of these 2oss will Nashville every
day. ct noon: tine On Nashville Memphis hours
bnrg Eve days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For accommodation upon the Boats Tickets
Schedule of Rates:
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snyder q FPiz zelI,
4 RE iust in receps Of new and elegant Geods
"a in their line, consisting Of
Ladiea fine Brown Lasting Congress Heel Gaiersi
do do Black do do DO
do do French < ID Slippers
do do White Satin and Kid Caters;
do do do do do Slippers.
ALSO:
Misses Congress and Lace Heel CATERS
do do do Xii Lace Heel Caters and Roots;
do do do slippers;
Chdren's Kid Heel Slippers:
do do do Boots
Also:
Cents fine Calf Pump Sole Boots;
do do do do do Caters;
do do Patent Leather assorted Caters;
do do do do Low Quarter Shoes;
do do Calf do ~ do
do do Lasting Oxford Ties.
do do do Congress Caters;
The above all made order and are OF the very best
III PCaiI az No: 2 Public square.
juDeS3 SNYDER RRIzzRLL.
TRUNKS! TRUNKSg
n AIDES Large French Dress Trunksi
do do No. Sole Leather Trunks;
Cent? do No. do do do
Also large stock Of Vaces Carpet Bags and Sahss, which
we at low prices
june2s-tf SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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HUGH mcCREA II CO.,
Who'll SALE CT O. & Il 8 =,
NOS. I3 AND IS MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE.
Have in Store the foIlOWing:
$50 hhds prime Sugar, $50 Pkgs Teas,
IS bbls powdeed and crushed 500 Shot assorted,
Sugar, 100 boxes TalloW Candles,
50 pkgs Golden Syrup, so bags Pepper,
500 bags Rio Coffee ~ do Allspice,
50 do Laguira Coffee, 50 do Ginger,
20 packets Java do 500 grOce Matches,
$50 boxes Star Candles, 100 doz Buckets,
2U0 do Cincinnati Soap, % do Churns,
go do Tobacco, all brands, Is do Batter Tubs,
$1,000 HAVANA Cigars, all eases Indigo,
brands, 2cssks Nader,
10000 Melee Cigars, 20 bbls Almonds,
so coils Jute Rope, 10 do Brazil Nuts.
IRON NAILS, NND CASTINGS.
100 tons Pttsburg Iron, warranted,
1000 kegs Pittsburg and Wheeling Nails,
% tons assorted Castings,
5OCOpounds Steel.
LIQUORS.
$50 bbls Cincinnati Whisky, 90 bbls American Brandy
100 do Newsom's ODD, do GO do do Gin,
IS do Juin II Smiths do pipe pure Holland do
as do Robertson Co. do casks pure COgnac Brandy
60 do Rye and Monongahela IS bbls N b. Rum,
Whisky, p do Sweet Malaga,
30 bbls Old Bourbon Whisky, 60 \ casks Brandy,
80 do Tennessee White do 20 boxes Ginger brandy,
so boxes Claret, 20 do Raspberry do
so DO Schei1am schnaTps, bls Cherry do
Is do Lemon Cordial, do Girger Brandy,
5 bbls do do 10 do pure Apple Brandy.
All OF the above articles viii Be sold very low fs cash
febll HBAi MCREA & CO.
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Wheat! Wheat!

WAHTE ID N VI IL d AT ELY,
100000 SsFs . Of g59 % y Psa % SsS.
those hatean will bring er Wheat in early as possible
While the river pay rem IS to 20 busheI
than TO ship BY Railroad and the ORDERS will
Withdrawn when shipments cannot be made Those want
ing hold their Wheat, will stos months free Of
and rscspt for sane to farners Sacks hand
tain same II. 3. FRENCH 4 SON.
uneiS
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kirkpatrick, NeVins & Co.,
REUEIVING. FORWARDING AND Wholesale
GROCERY ME8CEEANES,
MARKET TREEf, SASZ"ILLE TENNESSEE,
TTAVE now in store large and complete assortment
A Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars. ali grades;
Molasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and CONF lste stock
Rans, full stock with Teas, Candles Sariines, Mach
ere Glassware assoy Pecans together with all kinds Gro
sies usually kept in TIE Grocery line. Our stock Of
RRANDIESs WINES WHISKY, &C..
We think cannot be surpassed in this any other paret
heavy stock Of goods in store invite the attention
the trade.
rnar2s-f KIRKPATRICK. NEVINs 4 CO.
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FLOWS! PLOU'SII PLOwS!II
ME- viii Keep constantly hand full Of pl0ws
w Manufactured at the Tennessee PiOyr Facto.s
~. Farmers would do well % give call before purehns
As we can sell them good steel poE has os
Tor sale IN this efy az from twenty per cent less han pos
have been PAY insf the quality Of plOEs.
P. & c. ANDERSON,
fshs-a % and IS corner Broad and College stresis
Nd
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1859.
A. C. & "A. Il. B e e c H,
,57 COLLEGE STREET,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
SILK ROBES, BERAGE ROBES,
ORGANDEE ROBES, LACE SETS,
EMBROIDERY GOODS
ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS.
THREE PLY CARPETS,
TWO PLY CARPETS,
Ingram & all kinds cheap Carpets,
"A VELVET CARPETS,
A. BRUSSELS CARPETS,
RUGS, MATS, DRUGGETTS, ETC.
ALL WIDTHS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Canton MattingS,
satin DamaSk,
Wool DamaSk
Cotton Damask,
1874 Wagon Shooting,
NJ Call at No College Street, If want good Goods
at fair prices. A Z. q A b. bEbCA.
rnlg3
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A. RTvA& co,

A. RIVA q CO.,
MARKET STREET, DOOR WATSON HOUSE.
Direct Importers from
FRAN CEs SPAIN, TALLY, 6e.
XTTE have constantly on hand large stock Of
Wv Brandesofsevera brands and OF dideren prices:
Wines, rec and white Of every grade;
ChsmpaiEnes Of different marks;
Domestic and Havana Cigars;
Yermcelli Of NaPOi, (Italy)
Olive Oil, from Nice, (Italy,)
A. RTVA & CO.,
Ian9 No. 30 Market street, opposite Union
FINE assortment Of the best brands just received
N seat aug-S A. RIVA & Cos
MESSRS. A. RIVA a Co.,,
HAVE ON BOND very hne article Of French Bran
dy at moderate rice. Itcan delivered nd de-
sIredby purchasers f5II.
CHAMPAGNE.
D. CASES Ciquot Champagne. Also a like quantity Of
Sd Cabinet Heidseek and Hersezay. All Of which
rant genuhe and will sell at reasonable prices We have Yar
Gus other brands at froa SO to si5 per basket
may3l VESSEL q THOMPSON.
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n cHElTrIaA. 4. CHATHAM.
N. & e. F. CETEATHAm,
WHOLESALE GROCEERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAIzs,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER OF COLLEGE and OHJIeCH SHEETS
Nashville. Tennessee.
XET T. in receipt Of large and well selected stock Of
Groceries, liquors etc., consisting in part as follows
$50 hhds sugar. all grades 100000 genuine Havana Cigars;
900 bbls choice Molasses; 9D0 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 80 nests Tubs;
100 bbls Powdered CRUSHED and 10 bbls English Walnus
Loaf Sugar; 10 hbls Peczns;
Ise boxes Star Candles; 10 bills Fiberts.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE ESIsANDIES, WINES, &C.
IS u i & i choice French Brsndes;
20 4 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Winesl
$50 baskets best brands Champagne
so boxes SeOvill Claret,
100 bbls sne Robertson County BhskyI
% bbls pure old Rye do
5 do DO dc Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky American Brandy,
Gin, &C.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and sycsorc Powder The
dergrd Icing the only Agents in Nashville Of the Manufacturers
would Of the Merchants and Traders,O their
large stock Powder hand, N Magazine for sale.
800 kegs Dupont Rife Powder; 2oO kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
500 dc dc DO do 5000 KEY kass Sycamore Blasting
eOOO kegs Hazard do do Powder;
800 4 do do do $50 crses Of Powder, assorted
800 Z do do brands;
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow SO bb Toy, Bedford Co.
der. safety fuse.
janl1 M &. K. 2. CHEATHAE, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Dupont's Powder Joy, BickfOrd Co.'S Safety
A4I4u 40 EuSe'
Sycamore do
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a FIne county Residence for Sale.

Fine Country Residence for sale"
TTAVING determined carry my Negroes the South, ~
1 will sell about Three or Four Hum g
bred Acres of Lands being part Of the tract
which reside, situated good Turnpike Road, - -
about thirteen miles from Nashville in Of the best
Williamson county solequAl to In the State Eor
particulars Sp 10 the prsSes, or to A " g. Lndssy
in Nashville g.
se29-d1 2. A.HkHh1ASs :
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ne,' and known have hsdsn opportunity Observe Il
rrsoolse, ihst hi principle Is Illustrated in The books, by
salp3sag hsi an inly,ia ha eel 90 dgpgse ian o.
TSg, Or di'a3nss,n9 @9,s1 & h,f % lag 40 aii he fy %
oB9 ~ .se A. oiberi AK q whom h. a beari no rus,r
h9qs, 9na 9 be loses ne d3atfl Pr ,at,; ;, ,,.,
ela ela 9.n o2aSy afa,ng g Che "a esof ..sa, si,ps,on
sensitive nature though considered above suspicion BY all good
may be ,id down principle q good government that
Nhen We m1y by private sion idl protect ihe nFns %
ssp.cay,f society ielf Liable more ies' 40 ot'd
That e I.meg BY prvat action t. aior any adequate
tr,,t'o, " 9" @ Ut & m @ ne Ply IN R y, p. p ~ w %
mo.l gusnt rhers Do iian5a, wrong dosr e dtiti. %
Npl,nte suit f.r sanierous words hs, nos very generally
h ehsrscte reover ,nent Of af dol a-,shi costs rs
children TINT h. rene amounts 70 nothing think WILDE
Ana e ,her nit h sam reason f9t public remedy 10 the
ueiavof tfs state an = ~ ohe STATE th,sf vrt,or
hs fI vi a1g b, car fai To- nase no marx giy ssai.r
eare' $50 Fr down vhy,p-eiio my character h chang
Sow wa ~ t1s sfe'i. q ii, dlrreae., b.tr-ca written
thai wrUns iieu t1s 'lsnier implies more shephoq anl
10 dr aaay an be 70 -soea rhat written .laisr lmr.
gr.at,r malice e SOME r-el sloud aima bas u is ge
Il. 70 aqlir, NJ Piesdsn, e there 3 aa ~ 'shibon o.
p.rin novel ani seicd BY he ia.,sauoa y ,se D-,
stIf . % ilh eW i. ,I Do ne.'{ tNe n pa D. MApl ui
iieious " ebarg y b, ,,h th IN of .,. a sistleg
horrible eHnel
AZ to ts pgrmaneney of written SANDER there may have
IN IN t.m WnSn u va nno5 ~ !, ,ltn M ~ ~ M p y, t,
inis ~ '' WV
wout ask what more eposory cond De- de-
sred than te menly Of some miserable leyler VINO Eni
w. ~ l. 2 lsi & W. @ 70 h'a @ ~ ,s,,1 ,t ,o.,.i
of Ne ev.i ieeis II oihers ini o. eyl charg :.
w-iir eas fgmars.i, that "he evil ehc9 mea d. oten
H mattrs iDe sheta U BE- .i which thsy have dose Or
Ntea we .,e een f,s t'fa "a ~ 81 9&9i & .,, n
ned aeig a. hst ia pr sent ons ii II itl. gae pro
Gel aqtle ah tlar such r.u.ly a. proposed by his
h'l come y .an NE plog.r .cop1 u lsgisl,iion
vni AZ M. e,ipef d. r,s s f h., fiat NJ.
iie bldy AMI nbs. W pr psrtg shall b. projected
~ = as muel ho uiy ot grnmgui 3y ~ gn ar-, O.
,sf
tAart -aeR pr SOUS "a nr con.An'a u w. hl. Nhen
rbieh b, .i'.tei agai.r r. b 4 .i8e. RI, in,ro
duaton there has fallen no ny dia bao. ty uh ch lam
hA one q t nst cn htrntd and n' F'rrIed rotrr on
s rs si I ''.' % pi. ~ ts & M h, l , y" eoi, pa.
cayt fa p.rmtHn- ~ f,rondrn g. prove th fruA OF
nn ller ~ ver uu e. he can -hgr .om h'w thit
IN. puple frr4 l1.reel lh 70 aseN..r h tslppo el.
sc M sr,t-1,.', tgi. tftstI We t.g some p.r n -i-
nc = hot D.. fl1ul a coiea other B, he
mon Jaw, and hr ine 1e y some ofte n - en hsl sat-
eet@,st n a3 4, i .l.t.i d. ., ~ t.i Si- tt s
infit 4 crime
The pY.it0n aat such legislation IS within its roops
n.ae 70 appeN ~ n5i iA.t NY rtt 0i pri.Ai
r1pib@b'r ~. a. .ri,e T9.r- r. lotp IN m G9'lr- OF II
ha sanier. lat sk.- it irs suei of o. ha control ln
o.
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Prayer BY the Chlplan. . =.
BIS introduced and rcfo,reS--By Mr Needhsm, pro-
ydiag for the mounting of specimens in the STATE Cao
nett 10 the select committee on 50 mueh o. tne oo'St
Mr. Everts In alteration Of Is chap ll0 and by
Mr. wilkins relating grand list, 70 eqqaze the bur
dsns Of taxAton--both To committee un printing
BIS Dsssed -Honse hill. incorporating the Cabot
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IL
Res0htfion--By Mr. Needhan, requesting the Houset 20
return TO the Senate b providing for the publishing and
distributing of report OF the Geological survey adopted
Reporfs.-By Mr. Needham for general committee
against bill amending chap 10 relating 70 insane per
sons on motion Of Mr. Olin, laid on the table BY Mr.
Needham for committee much Of the Governors
message as relates the Cabinet Of Natural History,
bill which, on motion Of Mr. Wilder, ordered to lie
and tho report be printed By Mr. Chitendeu for the
select COMMITTEES bill laying tax on the county Of Chit
enden with amendments ordered 10 third reading. BY
Mr. Nicholson for general committee, House bill In add
tion 70 and in amendment Of chap 90 relating 10
pounds and II was ordered 20 third reading. BY Mr.
Bartholomew for committee under ath joint rle the
Governors communication relating to the militia, bill
relating % the militia (prosidng FOR disposal OF useless
arms Nc D which referred TO committee on printing
By Mr. Harris, for the committee on manufacture,
House bill Incorporating the Willamslown Mills Co o-
dered To third reading by Mr. Nicholson, for general
committee, bill committing the sentence OF Ariel Martin.
Mr. Evefh called FOR an explanation from committee.
Mr. Nicholson said it appeared by the reports and cy
denco that this person IS sick Drained on diouc
turc without moral lie is unconscious Of his
appear, that Ia bis present situation be do harm
Ibc eommier made careful Investigation Of the case,
and thought Il did not demand the extreme penalty Of the
law
Mr. Bartholomew said that from a personal examiha-
ton OF Martin he had become satisfied he did pos
sess degree Of intelligence make him responsible for
his acts.
red IN the opinion that in this the penalty Of the
law ought 10 be Inflicted and the bill was ordered u
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BNs refeuod-in relation TO me weighing ~ hay,
straw So 10 committee on agriculture providing for
he publication OF geological survey Of the state 70 COM
nttee an cdncaun enlarge the jurisdiction OF lna-
COS Of the peace IN certain 70 judiciary eqnnliee
Reports of eo,sminecs-BY MI Bell, for general COM
mtce asking 20 be discharged from further considers
ton Of bill to enlarge the Jurisdiction Of usess 81 The
pssee and the committee was discharged By Mr. He.
bard for Judiciary eommtee bill in relation 70 ioleeos
us of equity Of redemption in lands ordered 70 ihMd
readng BY Mr. Chapman, for select committee against
both House and Senate bills laying tax on Windsor
county third reading Of both refused BY general eon
mittes that II Brown have leave to withdraw petition
Mr. Wm II Harlshorn, fos general eommiitee against en
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HARPER & BROTHERS.

"ARpER a BROIHERS.
have rVSiIsHsD.
THE AMERICAN HOME GARDEN. Being rrne,r'.. ..s
Rales for ths Culture OF sssetSos. FRUITS Soses. .'d
SS S.s~ Of their average rodaet .nd cseno. c,o.tS-
aen.a By ALIN,NpER W,rsoN Win sevsrA hlasfed lDss-
Ia;ions limo. xasin, y 90
ADAM BEDE Move. sy esosss El'Or, .a:AOr Of
Scenes of osriesl Life NJ li'n''' s'iN' sL
ELLiSs MADAGASCAR Three vi.is to hsdAr~c. ssaiee
Che wear, lSSS-Is-S including Journey - ;oe Cses.
ta the Ns;usl hpry Of ne SoeSny sna OF
FrlHs n .ssaar Of Polyas.,n Rssscse.' S.-
ned By Map and wooa-cui' from fs0''ssPas Se ''0'
has1r, 81 30.
THE OLD PLANTATION iso Wa, o.rn,.xD r..n.
land. limo, kuslin, 81
rANKwEIi Or tn. SAY J,cNro IN rHE s..s OF xpIi,
CAN, NO J,F,S. By WILLIAM M,,wnLL woop, n o..
fnt,. saussTos. Ho,sl of s1s:ss. = sss
Anerc., POl,ne'is" &c, &C i2na Mn'liD. 81 "a
THE LAIRD or NoRLAw. A Scotch Story, By,A. Au-
thor Of h.sare; MstAad' "The Dsys OF Ny Le,' ~,
AZ. lsm0., h1sln sl 49,,
PAGES IA PLATA LA PLATA; The A,,,u.n. caafed.-
Of Ss rsu.ne. Of ,bs RIVER La Psia Kd.sai c,an-
q ,Ss Us,soa s;.;e. Go'smn,sa. By fHSS.s ! r.s,;
Us. N. Commander OF tAs ESPedi,,on With Map and
Bumsrou. Epsra,insa svo Miiin, *a
SYLVAN Hollis DAUGHTER Novel BY HoLss
LES, AaAor OF I" K.:he Branse." l2na NJ lshn, 81.
EPISODES OF FRENCH HlsroRY DURING THE con-
sULaTE AND rue F,ksr EMPIRE By Ma Pas.
OoE author Of e9urs .ad Reign q F,ns', c. ,s II
France in Seventeenth Century" nc, S;q Ss 2so
Muslin, 81
WHAT WILL HE DO wIrA IT, By Pr,rsr,.ru. c.x.
| roS, Novel By sir T. sULwss LYrros, sat Author
:on." Pelham" Nsot .9d moniSs% ~ " The Las: Of tho
! BsIOn'" &c. syo., Paper, IS cents Ma.hn o.
THE LAND AND THE BOOK; Or Bptrc.L IlrUsrn-
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| scssEs AND sc,sEsY % rHE Holy L.so. By w "
C. F. NJ In syria al Paesti,e With Two ela,crate Mars
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