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NEW BOOKS.

S~hkNlONS preached in iu,Ha. by Bishop Hetcr.
- SERMONS do. TN England, by 10 do.
Nenums ct SHF'ou Bolivar, tTcsidtnt LibeIator ofthc BspuD-
NC or lumna, aud ct ms principal Generals Secret HItoly
~ TIE hevolutou, and te events which preceded ~, fguin 1907
to the present tune. With an introduction, containing az
account OF the Statistics, and the present situation Of said Re
public, Education, Character, Manners and Customs OF ths
inhabitants By Gen. ~ T. v Ducondray Holscm, EHchief
~ the Staf of tue President LibcfatUr, and HOW a citizen 81 tie
imted States, pmcSur of Modern Languages az tho Coilrge N
Geneva, NoV Yolk, &c just published, aud wcriyed AZ
aug p J. n. NASH,S.
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Landing Ind Tor Sdte by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN IL Co,

Landing and for Sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN IL Co,
- Hbds N. England rum
-" 10 bbls gin
so boxes cheese
90 bbls Dunlop's beer
100 casks nails, assorted sizes
2 casks Sicily Madeira vino
20 bbls prime pork
10 do mess do
AND IN STORE,
- lThds molasscs
10 do ST. Croix surnrs
o do N. Orleans do
- pipes Cognac brandy
10 do Hollands gin
10 hhds N. Orleans rnm
10 do Antigua do
30 bags coffee
200 reCms wrapping paper
1000 do writing do
10 casks w. $. lamp oil
COO boxes brown soap
goo bbls. No. 3, maCkcrcl
90 boxes spernecet; candles
80 do tallow do
30 bales cotton yarns
Shot, teas, Crohorc's playing catdS,
Nails, white lead, &c. &c.
tug l1-iOt
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or al.numbcrs from B 10 10,

aug i8-w5tc wORTHAM 81 McGRUDER.
DONNET BOARDS.-Just received a few groCc Of
ID tive voD bcul Bonnet Boards, on reasonable terms.
sept 2 ! ~ NASH
n POCKET K~NIVES.-Just renewed by
~ o ". NASH, a further supply i &c very best Desk
81 Pocket Knives, q different kird3 scnss
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ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE.

TNNHE Library of Entertaining knowledge, vol lst, part IT,,
n published under the supernondence nf the society iOT tine
diffusion of Uspul knowledge, ". BrouGham, Esq + II. :,
VI. T. Chairman, Lord John Russell, NJ. T.. Vice Chairman, &C.
ALSO,
NJ. ~, Library OF Useful knowledge, received at NASH'S,
where subscriptions are taken To both Tire above invaluable aud
cheap publications. aug "
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.
EN;EMiNG d EDWIN JAMES q co. MAR
Il ket SquareJ have just received
hetI1een a and 800 pGchages of
FRESH DRY GOODS

CONFUSING one OF The IUrgest, most gencral and To-
sirahic stocks of Spring Goods they have ever OFF,.
Ell M safe. a more particular advertisement win
~FF-"' -" J" u1!S' april p
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TERMS. -SuHanifFib~ 10 the Daily Rruuo<n w. 80
a year, AMI io' a shorter psriod, at the rate oil SO a year, INV.
abe ia advance. ''F"'
ADsLAsisls. For ono sInarc Of 10 lines d, l.s a., -.
every succeeding insertion 50, cents WV
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Twice q week, first insertion Is cents; every succeeding H..
serion 80 ceuts. = S :"
oace a week. drst insertion - cents; every suecee,li,r IN.
serion so cents. "'s IL
Nlui.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
tne humber of insertions must he nutei ou the bis, or they
VIII he inserted uutl oulercd To be stopped, aud charged &C.
coriingly.
ANNUAL Advertisers are charged 80 doll us for two squares.
aai in that proportion for advertisements Of greater Length:
Except Auctioneers aud Lottery dealers, who are charged SIOo.
No The C0NSTIrtTIONAL n is published twice
a week, Cruesiays and tridays) at i've dollars per annu.,
payable M advance.
FOR idrsrhSing-75 cents 4 square, or less, for the first m-
t'ruon. aud 80 cents for each continuance.
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COTTON OZNlBURGS IND YiR.NS.

TVNHE subscribcgs. as Agents for tho Petersburg
= manufacturing Company, have IN store a supply
Of heavy Cotton Oznaburgs, intended particularly Tor
negro shirtings; and Cotton Yarns OF all numbers
from 5 to 90, which they offer by wholesale at the
Factory prices, VIZ:
For all numbers from 3 60 10,
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STIRGlNIA:-At a superior court of ciancery. holden Al,
' the capitol ~ the city OF Richmond. on Wednesday, July
let, 1899: John ~ Argyle, William Arsvle, Freue.Ck Argyle.
y. ~. Argyle, John NJ. lravi!iam and Mary AC lis wir, who
was Mary \ &. Argyle, aud Thomas T. Argyle, au infant, by
frederick Argyle, his next friend, pits. against Isaac Curd,
1hon Curd, exor and devsec of John Curd, deed; Benjamin
Anderson and Rcbecca his wife, Samuel Hart and Anne ms
wife, aud SAMUEL Dyer, j. dts.
This cause came on this day to bc heard on the bill, taken for
confessed as to Ill the defendants except Thomas Culd, the
answer of that defendant, with the replication thereto, and was
argued by counsel: on consideration whereof, the court doth
order, that the defendant Isaac Curd, render an accoun, Of his
transactions as guardian Of the plaintiffs, (cXccpt John NJ Ira
vliian0 before a commissioner OF tine court; and thJt the deleu-
dau, Thomas Curl, render Az account OF his administration Of
the estate ot his tcsIator, before the same commissioner. who is
Erected to examine, state and settle tic SAID accounts, Gud
report the same to the court, with any matters specially stated
deemed petuLCnt by hinsu!f or which may be required 10y the
parties to be 80 stated.
Acopy. Tasto, WM. G. PENDLEroN, CT.
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-NOTICE.

NTONIOE8
A LII persons having claims against the estate Of
- Marcellus Smith deceased, either as mariner of
the late firm ofPleasants g. Smith. or Individuality,
are requested 10 maze them known TO Mr.. Abbott,
at thc Wing Office.
JAMES PEASANTS. Ndm'rs %
tnarFt JNO. WORKS ~. y. dec.
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ilERklNGS, SALT, &c.
RALSTON 4 PLEASANTS

lure Just rece'se8, Wd ofSr for sale nj their .Sror,
corner Of ID ard l5h streets.
Bags fine green Laguira coffee
100 do mountain ri. DOMINGO d,
% DO Rio r.,
10 hhds prime green Cuba l..
- bags old Java q,
80 hhds best dry New Orleans sucar
20 do cnmInon
= 90 dry Eorto Rlco do
e. DO very superior st. Croix do
g bids Trinidad and n. Orleans .no!asses
i pipes Holland GIN
81 barrels old rye whiskcy
20 bbis and hhds common do
- chests g'npowder and imperial tea
30 s'ics oqk and hemlock tanned soal leather
300 sacks Liverpool filed salt
90 boxes 3NiO window glass
" do I-Ntt do July 90
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PTCRLYMG.

II LtleOfNTFN NNd eVtclu0l 0TlIclc.
3 UST received by J. ii. NASH, a few
~ bottles ofthe celebrated and c%iIcctual PRESTON
SALTS for the headache. II Is saidby some OF the
greatest Physicians in the country 20 be the best ar
uclc of the kind that has ever been introduced Ia this
market. Sept l..
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EOFFEE.--5o Bags Rio Coffee, for sale
- low to close Il consignment. Apply to
sent PAT OTIS. DUNLOP a. Co.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
FRESH GOODS.

FRESH GOODS.
? ECEiNED by the Exit. from New York, very
superior black Mandarin and French grapes;
black and culourcdOiiaiian nets; Italian latestrnrs
and eros dc Naples; u superior assortment Of sing-
hams and calicocs- plan and worked Swiss muslin.
laccs and ~edgiugs, lace capes and wells; gloves; rib
hons. and 4 variety oi other goods, for sale at redu-
ccd prices Tor cash. by HALL. NELSON.
.rr 10
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Ldd'cs' Lasting Slippers, square toes 80 49,
ONE case oftle above orticle. is irsi rcce,,os -.
GRANNiSS. SON a. BROTHERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28
WARNER HALL FOR SALE.

THNiIS valuable Estate, containing 1900 acres of thu
IL best Gloucester low grounds, is offered for sale OF
the most moderate terms In strength of soil, health
and advantages of location, Warner Hall yields TO nc
farm in the lower part of Virginia. The land produc
tive and easily cultivated, is also particularly suscep
bic OF Improvement from lime, and marlc lime can be
obtained at small expense from the shells of the oys
tiers, which abound in the rivers and creeks
in the neghborhood of the property and there are beds
OF marie on every part of the farm The Severn river
running the whole length of the estate affords ready
transportation 10 the Georgetown, Baltimore Philadei-
phia and New York markets. The value of the estate
much enhanced by the large portion $500 acrcs tina,
Is hnely tnbered with gum, pine hickory and oak OF
winch the land can ~ cleared with small of labor
and will give TO cultivation soil of the very best quail
| tiles. 49,
The tract can he divided into two farms On the one
there is large two story brick dwelling house. with
hive commodious floor and attached TO III
offices OF brick. Zone of them used kitchen All
auniry) with every other building convenient for the
use OF the family and iarm.On the other farm there
is framed dwelling with every requisite building
The value of the land, the health always enoyed by
the residents, the abundance of fine fish and oysters
and the circle of delightful and improved society in its
neShborhooi, make Warner Hall a most desirable and
delightful residence.
Gentlemen DESTROYS of purchasing, may obtain any
information as to the property terms OF sale by COM
nunicaton in person by letter, directed to VIM Ro.
bins, Sr. OF Gloucester County, Va.
May 20. 6-wS5s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28
July IL. 10:

AND FOR SALE.---In conformity TO a deed OF
e. trust made TO the ;ubscIibers by Edward Carlton,
Senr on The 10Th day of March 1928, and duly record
cd in the clerks office OF HALIFAX county, we purpose
selling at Halifax court-houc, Saturday the Isl day
OF August next, the tract Of land on which be said
Carlton lately resided containing by computation 32S
acrcs, be the less, and boriuded Ivy the
lands of Mr.. VIM. Fitzgerald, Dr. Davis, G. Tuck and
others, lying the main road about two miles south OF
Halifax COURTHOUSE This tract OF land has il good
dwelling house and convenient, out Impr0v ements; il
well adapted for The production Of tobacco, corn, wheat
Sc &c. and is well situated for a tavern. The sale is
made TO pay the debts in the said deed mentioned. The
said tract OF land is made liable cash SALE
the expression of the said deed but The creditors are
willing 10 receive third in cash. and the balance in
two equal annual nsalmenls. Bonds aud approved sc
curly will I've required, bearing interest from the date
and deed Of rus, to the payments AS trustees
OF convey only such little is vested by the
said deed JAMES ADHESION.
is H. 19--tds ADAM FOOT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28

UDUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT subscribed
H informs his friends and the public generally that in
connection with his mercantile business at Wilmington,
EIuvanna, he has taken that old and we known Public
House, recently kept by Mrs. Wills, grow Mrs. Cole }
and hopes 10 obtain portion of the public patronage.
The House having undergone various necessary re-
pairs in complete order for the reception of Ira
vellers, and Mrs Cole will devote herself exclusive
iy TO the domestic of inc establishment, nothing
be wanting render the stay of the visitors agree
able The Bar will always be furnished with the most
choice liquors. selected by the subscriber in person. and
c1 in Virginia. VIM. j. COLE.
n. B. Visitors will please recoect that my Estab-
lishment is white Frame House on the left hand
side of the main Stage Road leading 70 Charlottesville
Wilmington, June. %. I3-w6w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YgyHE subscriber intending to to Winchester,
n with view of sending his sons to Mr.. Brucc's
highly approved classical and scientific school, would
take into his family boardcrs, from fifteen to twenty
youths who may be scholars to that institution
lie has chosen for his residence high and healthy ST.
tuaon not very distant from the Academy, where those
youths entrusted TO his may enjoy all the advanta-
ges of town life without the necessity Of being much
in the public streets Ills price for board, bedding, fuel
and candles will be $50 for each academic session of be-
tween five and six months, payable at the commence
mcnt of each session. washing and mendng will be an
extra charge. lie will be prepared to receive boardcrs
the rstday Of September, at which time the academic
session will commence. In the mean time letters adj
dressed 10 the subscriber directed to the White Post OF
to Mr.. Bruce, Winchester postage pad,J will be attend
ed to. JNO. w. PAGE.
White Post, July II. 1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28
March 81.

Il >O-PARTNERSHIP.--T subscribers having con
~ nected themselves by partnership in the Grocery
Business design ransacting that business under the
hrm OF SMITH JOHNSON, and respectfully acquaint
country merchants their friends and the public in ge-
neFa that thsS s&y jR6'eht a'iRRGenRar.,
cious TERMS they offer for sale dccordingiy either by
wholesale retail the stand lately occupied by Francis
j. Smith. market bridge, few doors below Messrs.
Collins s. Co. and nearly opposite to Messrs John Van
Lew g. Co. They likewise tender their services for
the transaction of any Commission Business with which
their friends may think proper to entrust them.
FRANCIS J. SMITH,
THOS. TINSLEY JOHNSON.
FRANCIS ]. SMITH, invites his former customers to
continuance of their patronage, assuring them that
they shall be accommodated Oh good terms as hi
thcrto.
June Y. lift
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RICHMOND SEMINARY.

SEVERAL of my friends having interested them
~ selves in dissuading me from change which | had
contemplated, in the arrangements of my Seminary;
the public respectfully informed that it viii be con-
tnucd, the ensuing year, without any material chSnge
in the order Of studies
In order 20 avoid any further misunderstanding, the
terms which pupils will be received, annexed
The Seminary will open the lat October next, and
close on the last day Of July following.
mo pupil of immoral character who has been
dismissed from any other school can be admitted
No pupil will be resolved for shorter period than
the academic year, anil in Of crp,siOI the parent
or guardian shall forfeit the tuition fee
No pupil will be furnished with certificate of pre-
paraIon for College, unless he shall have attended the
Seminary full term, and shall have passed salts
factory examination, in the higher Greek and Latin
Classcks, and the studies connected with them; also,
in Geography, Astronomy, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geome-
try, Plane and Spherical Trigonometry
The charge will be $60payable half yearly in adj
vance,
An extra charge Of $40 year will be made for
French and Spanish, or either" WM. BURKE.
IT am DESTROYS TO take into my family ten dociie and
gcHtcet little boys companions and class fellows for my
his private studies. These, besides the advantages
Of the Seminary, win receive private instruction; they
Shall be treated with confidence aud Affection and shall
be objects OF naver-ccasing attention.
My price for board and tuition will be $500 per torn
July 7. I7-w6w W. u.
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LAND FOR SALE.

RHY Tract of Land 8 or g miles south of Charlotte
1vH Courthouse, containing 666 acres. Ion
is fiat land on Twittys Creek, and from $50 TO 300
acresin well-timbered woods, all of which will bring
Tobacco. The plantation under good fences, lies well
and is capable of great improvement The soil is par
culary adapted to wheat and clover, well corn
oats aud tobacco. The Houses large and with small
expense might be rendered comfortable and convenient
for entertainment The situation having been long
marked one of the most commanding for public house
in the Country. iwoud sell at reasonable price, and
on accommodating payments, and give possession OF
the ground get off my crop, for seeding wheat
and soon as can gather in my crop for market, give
full possession Should 1 not sell before, shall, on
the 9th day OF October offer it TO the highest bid
der on the premises The terms will then he made
known and will be accommodating. Any person wish
ing to purchase land in Charlotte County, will please
call me, and look al the land In my absence nv
Overseer will show it, JOHN FENNELL.
June 10. I2-wtIstOct
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a TAVERN AND FARM FOR RENT.--Wiil be
IA rented for year the highest bidder, and OH
credit of twelve months, on Friday the IIth Septcn,-
Der next the well known and desirable stand Halifax
Courthouse, Va in the occupancy of the subscriber
The houses large and conmodous, with excellent
stable and other convenicnces The Farm attached ia
the Tavcrn-housc, contains five six hunded acres
Of very productive land, AMI suficency open to work
twelve or fifteen hands The hay crop alone would pay
greater part Of the rent
RICHARD EDMUNDSON.
Exor Of Sam Enundson, Sr. decd
july TO- 1879
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28
July IL.

AtO-PARTNERSHIP.-Th subscribers having en-
" tered into copartnership under the firm of Temp
kns 81 Fisher Grocers and Commission Merchants
inform their friends and the public that they have pur.
chased tho principal part of the stock of the late firm
of Lewis Rogers & Co and Uiat they will con-
nue TO keep general assortment of all articles in their
linc at the old stand of Lewis Rogers s. Co. doors
above Messrs. Lewis Webb & Go. the Main street.
They will attend particularly to the sale of grain
flour, &c. which may he sent them consignment and
hope by attention and particularly in their business, to
merit a share of the Public patronage
ED. w TOMPKINS,
July IL. 19-2awIm GEO. ID. FISHER.
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n AND FOR SALE. wish to sell the tract o.
EA land ON which reside lying in Charlotte county,
AT the junction OF Staunton and Little Roanoke Rivers
containing about 1000 acrcs OF which about acres
are bottom land OF superior ferty $40 on Staun-
ton kiver and the residue on Little Roanoke. The
owgrounds on Stanton River have been long cele-
brated, for their fertility and in stale Of high
Improvement. Those on the little Roanoke are a part
IN woods and most OF the remainder recently cleared
considerable portion of the up land is of very good
quality This tract is esteemed one of the best in the
county, and inferior TO the River And i'm addition
10 the extent and fertility of the auvian strongly
recommended by its healthness, and its location on
navgable stream in an improved and agreeable neigh
bourhood. The improvements well-but, two
story dwelling house, with every necessary appurtc-
nan building; also grancry, stables and tobacco hou-
SEES, sufficient for cropping large scale. will
snew the land to any person wishing to it, and am
disposed to sell on accommodating terms.
ROBERT CARRINGTON
March 10. IOI-wtIsA
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ahBEaRLE LIZ ar, GRaM A;,hRa oS G rune
Il next near the University of Virginia, SCHOOL.
in which will be taught the LATIN, GREEK, AND
FRENCH LANGUAGES, AND MATHEMATICS.
They pledge themselves TO spare pains in communi-
eating TO those who may be entrusted to their care
knowledge of what they profess to teach. One the
other of them win be with their pupils the greater part
of the day-When the Student OF French has progress
cd far enough, the whole Of his instruction and
saton will be carried in the French Language, that
he may be enabled TO speak it with facility; an object
rarely attained.
TERMS.
For session OF FIVE months, $40
For those attending French and
Mathematics only, If
The Tuition fee will be expected in advance.
v. ]. FERRON,
S. III. ROYALL.
"a B-Mr. Ferron is making preparation to receive
or boarders in his family.
May %. 4-Iaf3t
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"a ofiCE-Ranaway from the subscriber last De-
cember, Jenny 20 years of age, dark compile xion
common stature. She has acquantances in New Kent:
Charles City, Chesterfield, Henrico, and Prince
George; and IT is more probable that she is in New Kent
CITY, as she has been in the neighbour
hood OF Turner III. Royals of Charles CITY, Who for
merry owned her, and she has also been seen i'm the
Ineighbonrhood OF Robert Bayys of New Kent II is
key she may pass as Free and may have obtained free
papers She, no doubt, will be lurking about the set-
dement's oil free negroes. will pay a reward of thirty
dollars delivered 70 at Richmond, and twenty dol
lars III secured in any Jail, that get her again
LEWIS A. COLLIER.
juno z. PAINTS End of MaYo's Bridge.
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RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTORY.

A NOTION cloths and yarns, Of superior quality
" manufactured this establishment, offered for
sale, wholesale and retail the Propretors' Office ION
the street leading Schocke Warehouse) at moderate
prices.
costo, ~ H. So S.s,, " -" ~, - T. P,'o
TO cotton in the seed which viii be received OF the
Planters on the most liberal terms, for
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
! May 10. at
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CH-4RLES ". AfcGL.V:VESS,

HOUSE, SIGN, CHAIR,
IND Ornamental Painter, Glider, &C.
At his old stand south side of the Capitol Square and
next door 10 the Compiler Office.
Il NRATEFUL TO his friends and the citizens Of vir-
WH gina generally, for the patronage nc has recev-
ed, would inform them, that he still continues carry
ON the above business in all their various branches.
His prices will be suited 10 the times He orbears
say any thing about his qualifications; a residence Of
years III Richmond, will enable the public TO Judge o.
his pretensions TO patronage.
n. B-Workmen can be sent to the country at the
shortest notice.
~ An Apprentice wanted-one from the country
not over 10 years Old would be preferred
July 10. faM-tf
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yNNHE NEW MAPS OF VIRGINIA, Hening's
III Statutes, at large, Gncr's s. Randolph's Reports
of cases argued and determined in the Court of Ap-
peals, Journals of the Senate and House OF Delegates
of Virginia from l776 1890 inclusive and of the Con
ventions ofl7756 and 1878.
The Legislature having directed the sale Of these
books and maps, many of which were purchased by
the State to insure the publication, they offered 10
the public t(cxcept the Journal much less than cost
and as the proceeds TO be applied the
the Library OF the State, il is hoped that every
Virginia purchaser will be disposed to supply him
self from this OF the large Map of Virginia
sojustly admired for its general accuracy beauty OF
execution, but a limited number of copies remain for
SALE The Journals, which have recently been printed
at the public expense, embrace the entire period of the
Revolutionary struggle contain much valuable and in
teresting matterare where else 10 be had and with
the Statutes at large ought to be in the library of
Virgnian. The following the prices:--For the
large map $50; small map 6; Hcnings Statutes at large
per set of Ii vols. IL dollars; Gimers Reports dolls
per VOL; Randolphs, per set 20 dolls proportion for
any vol except the 5th, which be sold for less
than 5dols. for the Journals per set comprising quar-
to, and octave vols 25 dolls being no more than the
expense of printing and binding.
Orders addressed to the subscriber the Capitol in
the City of Richmond, TO ]. g. j. T.. Heron corner
above the Eagle Hotel, will be promptly attended to-
VIM. ii. RICHARDSON
CleTh Of the Council and Librarian
March ID.