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TO GARDENERS.

4 oNDoN'S Encyclopedia of Gardening very large and
IL valuable work. ~
The Practical American Gardener exhibiting the time for
every Kind OF work IN the different kinds Of gardens by an
Old Gardener > "
The American Gardener, by Citizen OF Virginia.
But few for sale by JOHN H. NASH.
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ISIIInUn. NJ, y y. i ID |------
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ished IN quarterly numbers; payment in advance for
one volume at q time Complete sets furnished at
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Farther n6ppIics of Books, ASc.

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gEvtIE Northern Traveller, and Northern Tour,
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Fourth edition, revised and extended,
~ Xenophon's Expedition OF Cyrus, with English
notes for the of schools and colleges,
Will, life of the authors by Charles Dexter Cleve-
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Macculiock on remittent and intermittent diseases,
including genericny marsh fever ard neuralgia com
rrisng under the former various anomalies, obscn
rites md consequences; and under new systematic
view ofthe latter, treating OF tic doulonreux sciat
CO head-ache, oph halna toohache. palsy, aud many
othcr modes and consequences of this generic dis
ease ,.
:. Wimer's Episcopal Manuel, beng intended az a
summary explanation ofthe doctrine. discipline and
woEshipofthe Episcopal Church, etc. etc. ctc.----
Third edition. 3 - ,s. .rfs.aa
.Moore's lifa Of Lord Byron.
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John Gait ESQ., ..-.ay ~
Flnras Dicucnary--by lady z,.4
Register of officers and agents, civil tniiitary and
naval, in the service of the United States, 1880
Memoirs of the Rev. Matthew Henry, by ]. D.
Williams. Esq. F. .'
Aids to reflection, by s, II. Coleridge, with pre-
liniinsry essay, notes. and Illustrations, by james
Marsh -, .a.
Fosearini or the par,riciar of Venice, q
Life ofthe Rev Edward Payron, D. d. late Rec
tor of the sccnnd ,churchln Portland
Bickersteth's Christian Hearer, designed 10 show
the Importance OF bearing the word, and to assist
christians in hearing with profit,
Provincial Letters, containing an exposure Of the
reasoning and morals ofthe Jesuits, by Bl0ise as
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late Bull for the revival OF the order in Europe &c
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ihSiNiA;-At court of appeals, held at the capi-
v tol, IN the city of Richmond, on Saturday Peb
ruary 27th, 1880 William Edmonds plaintiff against
me FRANKLIN Bank of Alexandria, defendant the
painful against the same, defendant-Upon writs Of
suPersedeas Judgements of the superior court of law
OF Fairfax county. ~ $500 \
The wits OF scirefacias heretofore awarded to rs.
Nve these suits, in the name Of William He'll as adm;
nstrator de bonis with the will annexed of the
plaintiff, not being returned executed; and il appear.
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth: on ,hs
motion OF the said William Bell by counsel, il Is
ordered that the said defendants do appear here on
the first Monday in-June next, to show cause r anv
they can, why the said suits shall not be- and stand
revived, IN the name of the said William Bell AZ
administrator aforesaid, and proceeded in to final
Judgments and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted n some newspaper published in this city, and
continued Tor two months successively and another
copy thereof posted at the front door ofthe CAPITOL in
the said city. p'S -
20 A copy. Tcstc, ]. ALLEN. &C. AZ
NgOORE'S LIFE OF BYRON.-LeiIeTs and J11r-
Iva nails OF Lord Byron wnotces of his life By Thomas
Moore Just published, for sale by COLLINS g. Co 80
81 'S " w.
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sUGAR. COFFEE. g.
THE BLUE BOOK

A REGISTER of Officers and Agents, Civil Military,
- and Naval in the service ofthe United Gates on
the 3Oth Sept 1929 together with the Names force
and condition of all the ships and vessels belonging TO
the United States, and when and where built. Pre-
pared at the Department Of State by order OF Con-
gress. few copies received by
ap IS CoITJNs r %,
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AT<RORERTs II JENKINS irish Linen ond
"A Fancy Dry Good Store, viii be found al the
lowest market prices an exeneve assortment OF 7-S
q - per yard. Persons can DO furnished with any
Quantity OF Irish hnens, at the above place, by the
piece, BALI piece orsyari. HE goods llsof this
Springs importation. warranted 10 Be made IF pure
linen, sof grass bleach; and free from any inpereo
tion n - -. ma IL 4,
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Rev. Edward Payson's Life

rev. Edward PaysonS Life. ....
lust published memoir Of the Rev. Edward Paysnn D.
- ID, late Pastor Of the Second Church in Portland
Also just received, few copies Canons Government
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States Of
America - or sale, by COLLINS g. 60.
ma IL
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SACRED SONG,-The Home of the Soul. n
- much admired Sicili n Air, arranged for tho pi.
ano-Forte, by NJ. VI, ParDell, Esq Professor of Mu-
SIC OF this city. Words from the Dover Selection of
hymns by a. Broaddus. Just published, and for
sale Dy COLLINS a. co,
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GtOFFEE.-6OO bags Coffee, various
~ qualities, in store, for sale, by .. 40 ...
ma list . ...... OTIS, DUNLOP s. Co. ..
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Letter Paner Chean

Letter Paper Cheap.
TIME subscriber has received an assortment of
4 very good letter paper, which he will sell at
veFy small advance. r. ID. SAN&AY.
IL
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StILLlMANS JOURNAL.--Thc AmeTIcan Jour.
- nal of Science and Arts, conducted by Benjamin
Silliman. NJ. y l.. l. ID .... -.' .'.'..
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NNtRSlNlA;--At rules, holden in the clerks office
OF the superiorecourt Of Chancery for the Rich.
mond district the 9TH day Of January, 1885, Thomas
- howard and Richard Whitfield, ex'ors Of Willis
CowEng, deceased, pitts against Elizabeth Jeiffies,
WIN. ID: Wren, admir- Of Robert Bell, Decd Robert
W. Shelton, decd, and other dts.
The defendant Robert w. Shelton, not having en-.
tered his Appearance and given security ACCORDING.
TO The act Of assembly and the rules Of this court
and It appearing, by satisfactory evidence that ne is
not on nhabant OF this country; II is ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here on the first av az
the next June term, and answer the bill of the piai,
thsj and tbata copy Of this order be forthwith in.
serted ~ some newspaper published in the city of
Richmond, for two months suceessiyely, and posted
at the front door Of the capitol in the said city,
copy Teste, .
IRo wy. q. Psxprrror, "A
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Family Roe Henings
t1(A Bile. Of Roe Herrings 30 bbls. Of net do.
- iorssaie. ms, WINSTON.
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Prime Sugars, &c.
D0 Tlhds prime S.. Croix sugars
~ 10 bales cotton ynrn, assorted TO 10
Landing, for sale by
ma l3-3t OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
Black Bobbinet Lace Wells. ..
(1nn Black Bobbinet Lace Wells. from 81 %
\lVO S25. Some Of them chenellc worked
Tiv6 blonde pattesns, just opened at
r. II JENKINS
Irish Linen and fancy Dry Good Store
( na lO Main Street
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TSl,RuG ay0A iey the cure Of Scroiaa. IN al i,sl
u vafious forms, Schrrus, Tumours in their ncipi-
ent stages, cutaneous dseases liver complaints dys-
pepsia. govt, rhenmatisn, white swellings, asthma,
debility, and all disorders Arising from the dcrange-
ment of the digestive organs. upon the ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-12
Extract of a letter 10 The Editor. dated

" WAsH1NGToN % h Fsb. 1880.
Mr Woodbury., yesterday, concluded his spec cb
in The senate, the resolution Of Mr. Foot in relation
to The Pnhlic Lands. He followed to day. on the
same su'jsct, by Mr.. Smith Of South Carolina, in
speech rep'ete with sound sense-Mr. Smith viii con-
clude Tomorrow He had to-day the attention OF a crowd
ed audience, most Of whom united In the orincn hat
I've bad acquitted himself in mastery manner III.
confined himself very much TO The subject in hand: and
furnished some new views and new facts In illus
ation OF the policy and obligations Of Tie United States
IN relation 10 the public domain. On The subject of
Southern Sl'very, lie wa' happy and eloquent-H.
speech will no doubt he published, and will speak Tor
h'eli more fully His apology for slave. holders and
hrs enlogy uron Southern morals will both be cordial.
W wed and applauds by HE constituents. Born
aud educated in the South. accord TO him my most
grateful Acknowledgements Cor his defence Of relatives
and forDer iellnw-citzcns No speech delivered In
the course Of This debate, il likely 10 be attended BY
more good results. The speeches Of Mr.. Hayns and
MI. webster chai acieriz'd. perhaps, by multiplied
ton ~ topics, and ieeuOg sci " words that burn ran.
not ia TO command The admiration Of all readers IS he
the less pretending effort of Mr. Smith will universal
y be regarded for its interesting detal and excellent
sense.
~ General Court Martiais now Sc ting IT the Man.
sion Hotel in this city, for The ia Of AJjutant Gene.
Jones, on cerges preferred against hin by III cam
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00If0B8SS
IN SENATE.

- SATURDAY, March
The following resolution was offered nv Mr. K,ns
hSOired' That the Committee on the Post Office and
Post Roads BE- Instructed to inquire into tie eXpediency
OF eNabhhing post route from Tive TO Office
IN lLd"na 10 Chicago, thence 10 Fort WHINE bseo,
thence to Green Bay; also from Fort Winnebago 10
DodgeviIle and Prairie do Chen
Mr.. Benton gave noiee that he would on Monday
next, ak leave to introduce the following bills viz
]. Bill IN fxesip' alum salt from the PAYMENT nj
d'ty, and 10 abolish tic fishing bounties End sowan.
CESS
Bill 10 regulate the futurs importation Of raw
hide' aud fIfs
Bill 10 provide for the abolition Of nnnccesss.
ry duties, TO relieve the People fom sixfeen millions
oil taXo', and 10 Improve the condition Of the sgfcul
Site.
Mr. Jropp, from me Committee nm Jilitsry AG,ira
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DOYIM SpI9,
hrtroet IF letter tram a respectable Gentleman al
Wnshingfeu CifU

~ "s7ITTSTcW CIV.
20 uot think the friends of tree trade in Con-
gre", generally Calculate upon modification OF
the Tariff, this session. Absugb non. nj ,,sm
despair Of success prior 10 the II Of March, 1871
Much, however, will depend upon the co operation
winch the south may receive from the NORTH. The
merchants Of Boston, New Yok ard PhIaJ.Iobi,
have shewn la'ey tIo much apathy aud indiffer.
encr TO this important question, for without some
dehre puot'c movements on the part Of those in the
commercial cities who opposed 10 the System how
can IT be known that the whole North are not i'm favor
OF the Tarf?If the merchants are inclined TO be led
like sheep 10 the slaughter, is their own fault There
spirit in the South which, if properly supported by
the Commercial and Navigating interests of the NORTH
would break down this deusion but if not supported
II can accomplish nothing by fair means We, there.
lore hope that some express of public opinion NAV
be gotup, and that speedily too she the South thai
they are not entirely alone in this great question.
La
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-12
FROM ST THOMAS.


BALT1moRE, March IO.-The schooner I,apwinx,
Soopet arrived al this port last evening, in i3 days
rom ~. Thomas We learn by her that busnr,s wss
very dn and markets very bad for provisions Flour
$5to5-i 2.
The 81. Thoma' Chimes" Of The 2otb Feb. received
at'he Exchange Reading Room per the Lapwing ron.
'ans later advices from Colombia than received in this
country direct. From them gather the following
intelligence.
Nothing had been known at Caracas up 10 the 9Th Feb.
Of The Intentions OF Bolivar. II was supposed that no
must either resign n earnest or commence a very ub-
popular civil war u was reported that he had invited
Cen Pacz to conference with him at Cncuta, but IL
SUCH wasihe case It would not be compiled with, they
were sending reinfotcemeptt ofiroops 10 Maracsiho
Previous 10 the departure Of the THINNER from La Guy.
"a (Which brought the above ntellig nee 10 ST. Thona
several vessels had sailed having altogether 1000
ON board Tor That plac; Gen PAez had ssued HE r,t
proclamation on The 20 b Jan. IL the Venezuelisns,
which they bad been ssXionsly looking Tor. Of which
he following IL a Translation.
Pcncsu.iidns!- Having radc known In November
your determination OF serafaDg yourselves from the.
9her part OF 's territory forming the republic OF Coz
iomba, and your desires having been complied with,
me icuT dfpsrtn tn;s Which divided sneien, vene.
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I0RMIRM.
FROM BUENoS AYREs.


Our papers, by the Maria Louisa are 10 the 81 J,n
na,y'-extracts from which will be found below. A
euer 10 mo edoTs dated the 9Th January from gen
,i"man Of this city, says NV prospect, of nil
'"h' voyage, have met with damper the market he
ing oVeis'ocked with articles of export from IN.
u .,' States. However. s hope Of coming of
WIN hv'hg PROFIT The continual changes in the ad.
mnistra'ion Of the Government here render .x.rv
ming connected with it precarous, aud the upper pro-
Vihces siii continue in very unsettled stateso uch
%, as 10 preclude any intercourse with them i'm rom.
merciAl transac,ions,-tbe consequence of which il
seriously isit by person. travelling here"
Every hing appeared tranquil in the civ. The IN.
hera honors 70 Dorrego, were ceicbr aed with nurh
pomp the OH December, atts nded by the u;ii,,rv
and civil functonaries OF Buenos Ayres and thai mart
OF The army stationed in town, all the n,b.rs of the
Diplomatic Corps. and the naval officers beIonsiur To
the trcign ships in port We observe that G. w SI,.
cum, Esq, U. Consul, wa. amongst the dipiomn
l''. and regret to find that Mr.. Forbes our Charge
Aares wac prevented by indsposition from also he.
ing present The editor Of the Packet in cio,jnx nj.
account OF the procession, &c. says:
we have never witne'sed any thing eau,l 10 IL in
Bueuos Ayres, end pray Heavr il may never be our
lot 10 attend another upon an occs,ion similar IN.
procession was not only Respectable in pont Of num-
oers hu IN the general arrange mens; and all who at
tended it, were clad in deep mournipg-m,nv lii
scaris and Grape upon the arm"
The accounts from Mon,evideo .tate, that the mill.
ary disturbance, which took place there on the nir
OF the 18th had politics motive and t, n o. =. H..
irenzied net Of drunken soldiers composed of Mii,n
e'e Indians The mu;ircers have been pursued in Tn,
country and several killed. and prisoner, had bern
made Montevdeo had remained tranquil.
The news OF The destruction OF the Spanish fore. In
mexico' had reached Bnenos Ayres--it wa. announc-
60 AZ 'he Theatre from The stage and created great en-
mu'i'sm-ihe national air was sung, &c.
An lumiDaton firing of guns, ringing of bells, Il r
took place on The 3st December, in Of the
Official account Of the peace between Colombia and Pc
ri having been rec eli, ell.
The Packet of the 81 contains IN. Ioo,vio~ no,;..
relative to the corvette, mentioned in our last advices
as having put into Monievdo
+" We have received various commu mic atoms fr ON
Al tn
ca Captain Brown, which has arrived at that port in
eaky state IL appears that the Captain and 6rst Lieu
tenant have beer placed in confnemt Mt on board by
The rest OF the officers. The Government of Monte
video had intetfereGa Court Of Inquiry was 10 be
held on Thursday last, and Friday, printed expo.
sion from The officer, who ordered the arrest was 10
os Puohshed we presume that strong motives exis-
ed Tor measure, which, amongst n,tons will n,
viewed IN very serious Iightn fRnH Grnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-12

handing General Macomb. IT,. 80. =.
having issued the Army Register ".mee con' IN.
secretary oil War; instead Of by orasr o. ~,;"r
General Commanding" an "'sf Of 4" the MAJOR
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IN SENATE.

MONDAY, March
The Vice President communicated a letter from The
Secretary Of War in obedience to a resolution, shey
ing the present cnpdiOn and value Of the Military Bar.
fsck', SC. near Green Bush, IN the State Of York
The amount lie same has cost the Government &c and
chewing that the position il not longer required for mil
iarv puiposs
Tie present. value NJ the above property il estimated
ny The Qanetmaster General $4,000 and the cost Of
y 10 The U. States is stated Ivy the 3D. Auditor 10 be
SlOl ,45s, inclusive Of repairs
he Vice President communicated The following let
ter from the Secretary Of State:
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Woshiugfon Sh March, 1880
To The Hon. G.. CALHouN,
President nj the Senate.
SIR: In compliance with tie rcsolu ion 81 l,e g D.
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Ladies' Summer Wear

FashlonaJIe and Chap Dry GoodS-removed
10 Market Bridge.
ID OBERT III. JENKINS has received bv tho last
arrivals, the following rich and new Goods:
oriental bottices, Of new and rich patterns
DO 'Cortine, Of do do do
Pian black and cooured pamarnes, batticos and
striped gauze
Elegant coloured and figured mandarines
Corded striped batice, very cheao article
Foulard figured Persian Qauzo
hlch lace capes, collars forelas and pclcrines, Of
the most fashionable shapes
With many new and rich Goods.
jy 20
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SARATOGA AND SODA WATERS.
At BLAynLRE'S .Apothecary Store, oppost

HCC I<uSte lIOLe(.
II BLAMlRE has the pleasure of informing
- his former and present customers, (who have so
literally supported his Fountain,) and the public
generally, that Improvements have lately been made
IN the working of his apparatus which he is author
ized by many years experience in Norfolk and here
IN saying, has given to the water of his Fountain n
Pungency, taste and purity not 10 be surpassed, if
equalled.
" And to accommodate his price to the times and
10 put 1t IN the power Of the poor as well as the rich
to enjoy this delightful and innocent beverage il will
be sold at THREE CENTS glass.
lie also keeps fresh supplies of CONGRESS
WAIEh, from the natural Saratoga Springs, which
can at oil times be had in excellent order from his
ice tub.
~ J. III. b. is particularly grateful for the patron
age OF the LADIES. He will take pleasure in fur
nlshing them when they honor him with a call to
aay their thirst, refresh themselves with GLASS
OF that most pleasant, exhilerating and healthy bev-
erage bis pure, fragrant and fresh Soda cold as ice
can make 1t, and sweetened with syrup ofthe choicest
kinds, when preferred-so admirably calculated MS
an an antldotc against the languid effects of the
summer sun on both the body aud the mind
"lherc IS not in the city place half so sweet
rs my tount where the and the pure waters meet;
Oh, It's sparkling aud oam bright and as free
rs the phosphoric light Of the dark summer sea.
Yet II IS not like wine, hat dark and so rcd
Wreathes IT'S ion fumes around the wild bacchanas head
Who maudn, confesses his beverage unblest,
while u cankers his peace, his affections and rest
Far less ike the poison, al daily poured forth
IS curse 70 on land from the south to the north
On no. not like these, for ether It's pure,
and us fragrance, and freshness and virtue are sure
Swee' soda! al love thee, when the high,
sheds abroad his fierce rays hro the eanh-tro the sky;
when fatigue sinks the body--hcat mosens the br /,
There IS nought so refreshing cooling as thour
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JULY FASHIONS.

FsdOHiOJN4BLE DRY GOODS.
nPENlNG this Tuesday morning. received by
" the last Packet from France, the following rich
goods
Variegated Orienas rich and beautiful article for
Ladies' Dresses.
Kaleidoscope Scarfs, new, fashionable, and cheap
article for the neck.
Froubadour Scsris, material of Gauze, Embroidered
and photographic Colored Borders.
a few more ofth elegant Leopold Decoupe Scarfs.
large and extensive assortment Of Gauze Laisse and
Silk Barrege Fancy Hdkfs., of the newest sum-
fashions
Wide and Narrow Quilting Footing Laces, very
cheap
100 doz. Womens White Cotton Hose from auction
from 20 cts, to fine quality--wth many new and
rich goods-for sale at reduced prices, at r. III.
JENKINS Fancy Dry Good, and Irish Linen
Store
(Removedto Market Square.)
jy 10
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Just Received from France,
ID RGNAULD'S PcctoraI Balsamic Paste Tho
IL beneficial effects of this Paste, known lonr
time before it made public and its subsequent
srccess have procured the favorable reception with
which 1t has been honored since its first appear
ance..
IL is highly beneficial TO persons afflicted with
eatarrhs, colds consumpons, and all diseases of the
lungs.
In asthma, either in old or young patients. thi.
preparation employed in rather large doses esneeia
ly at night, when going to bed, has frequently eff
lected complete cure, and constantly procured
sleep, and rendered expectoration abundant and
easy.
In coughs which accompany and follow measles, in
the whooping cough it is productive Of The most de-
slrdble effect.
1t IS also useful to persons who obliged to sneak
professionally in public
Many Of the public journals, and some Of the most
eminent physicians in Paris, have given Reananld's
Paste most hattering Recommendation. constant
supply will be kept BY the subscriber at his Book and
Stationery Store, warranted genuine.
ma 20 r. D. SANXAY.
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ViRGINIA-At rules holden in the clerks Office of
the superior court of chancery for the Williams.
burg district, the Sd day of May, 1885, Stephen d.
Fuller and Mary his wife, pitts against william NJ.
Taylor, IN bis own light and administrator with the
will annexed of Edmund Taylor, sen'r, John r. Tay-
lor, and others, defts.
The defendant Jno. P. Taylor not having entered
hs appearance and given security according TO the act
of Assembly and the rules of this court and il
ing, by satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhab
ant of this country is ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here the first day of the next term
and answer the bill of the Plantf and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newepaper
published in the city of Richmond for two months
cessvey and posted at the front door of the former
capitol, in the city Of Williamsburg.
% copy. Tesie, Ed CHRISTIAN &C
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lust .RECEIvED-Spanish Grammar. sv A.
e De Letamend, late Consul of Spain for East
Florida Also. by the same author Notas H,storicas
sorre ia RevolQcion de Espana, comprendierro la
epoca de 1914 hasta 1928, for sale ut the Book g.
stationery store of X. D. SANXAY.
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II Newspaper for the Ladies.
Proposals for publishing in the City of Washington
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat quarto form
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis
semnalion of intelligence useful and interesting to
the Ladies' to be entitled % -