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PUBLIC SALE OF
The Amelia springs. s c.

ny virtue nj a deed Of tris executed by Francis T..
ID Wilson 10 the undersigned aud Giles A. Mi.'e and
John Is. Chain rs st.rr, fOf the benent OF inrEias
&, Wilson, liz iry {. WILSON, ani other bearing dale
The ,,h day of M,rch lsi3 aud admitted 10 record IN
The Clerk oirc az The county nf Amelia on III" same
d. lie undersigned, the acting Tfus'cc, VII. on
Tuesday, iht alst October l-i5, SILL Ia the highest
bidder, ior cash. Il public auction, on lhe PROMISES.
that valuable E>nil .,,nr"i. with h11 acre Of Lind
80 acres of which Is rsi rate bottom lid Gn Flat aud
Little Greeks. Tho Improvements, on III" place are very
large AMI superior and have been built up III the last
irw wears There j. aig Brick Hotel, three stories
high, with spacious bi'! rnuin 50 ee by -; Tie Ia
dies sizing room adj ,hng. and nire lodging
above, aud arge gohilres s,iing inoG' "n .ir base
rnt story On each side uf The ennbsc 10 lht Hotel
there Is brick house. each % feet Ia length and each
containing - rooms. There Il, likewise large framed
building containing 10 rooms, and great aiinbrr q"
other rooms, sufficient iii all 10 enc'tiin some 30 or
GnD persons. There l. ais" superior III; n2 room,
1870 feet long bnlt Gf brick ~bish l. suincirn, pa
cous dine 400 persons: also. ne nj nh cobiio'tae
privaie residence located neal the dining r0uii, and
well situated Tor tr residence Of those experimenting
the dining room. TlrIr also go" tnrrhGisr, III
ch there might be done good business IN the nlrr-
camille line Also, good bath house, with looms ap.
propriate fbr L,hing The stables equal any IN
Vrsnia for convenience Sc th-rr brins one of hrck
suficirn, contain IL least ~ horses; asn framed
s,hhr .utfici.ht cnnlan l6 horses. The yard and
pleasure gounds hi..ng hren l3id out by celebrated
English gardener ana all the borders beautifully deco
rated with >hubhery Of different kinds. makes THIS
mos, braliiiui situation The water II these Springs
have bean anai,zrd by DR.. Bridges, of Philadelphia,
and found 10 nearly EQUAL IN every respect 10 those oil
tina White sulphur Springs
There has alciy nrrn discovered another Spring. the
waters of which eslord very highly by those lao
have used ii NJ: aud they certainly .cry strong.
As Ia the virtues ~ these waters much might be -ad
Hundreds of certificates might be produced, but II Id
deemed altogether unnecessary.
There will aso br sold the same day for the same
purpose all the p-r,h.bie properly Of The said Francis
4 WILSON, all The h0utrhold and KITCHEN Furniture
hsioneng 10 the establishment. ~n. i .-', anfrInr
stock every dr-crpiinL Crcp OF Corn Fodder, Oats
Shucks Straw, &c, a.! the Plantation Utensils, Wa
gems tart-. &c.
Ali line mentioned property viii he sold salts
" The purposes al The said trust. The title Ia The oper
~ b-lievnd he perfectly good but, selin" TTs
tee the Undersigned .s cGnvry only such .tr a II
vested In him IN u. rbAFFlN, Trustee.
r. Sit Is likely that arrangements will he ,..lde e
gave liberal credit On part OF the purchase money.
AnclI. sntncs. Va s. III. ). lS il.-rMlG.
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sandushv where il will connect with Ran koao
now constructing from Sandusky 10 Clncinnds y.
In shorI The New York and Erie Road IS 10 ~
he rink and The only one which can ever "
made. If the direct travel, &C., from 'nis c't
Inc W.sr Wecall i, The New York ana EIl1
Rail Road. but il will soon be Inc -. ! a."
Cincinnati Rail Road. The commercial .npu
rinm of the East will then be Only l"fg ets"'
,.isoact from the commercial emporium - '''S
West"
The great object in view is to MAINTAIN
,be nre.eminence Of New York city against INC
successful enurs Of Boston 10 draw to her ooso'"
The trade Of The West BY the great railroad fu"-
ming through Western New York. The freezing
If The Hudson river for SO many months, IS On
immense drawback upon The business OF New
York, which will be removed by The complexion %
this noble work
In comparison with this giant railway lhe
deliberate movement of our Soulh-~es'elh
oinia friends for McAdamized Turnpike seems
rather lame and apalhelic. But we must no'c
slowlv-we mus, crawl before we can vain
and in The present state OF Virginia policy, even
fine Turnpike though the Southwest "o"'u
be great triumph; and, upon The whoe' We
are inclined 10 believe that system oil .hctiua-
mized Turppikes, covering the Slate as we''
wou,d be preferable 10 railroads cutting II ID every
direction. But we have no time to discuss 'he
social and polilico-economicai merits OF NC
o,es,;on-nor is il necessary, as it is not YET
practical question.
There is subject which now e1oites general
in,cres, viz: The relative advantages OF Railroads
and Canals Wi;hou, expressing an COMMON
,houob we are inclined to give decided prefer
encr Ia The former, both for travel ana trace VIZ
ex,ract from The Pennsylvania the following Gu
rims and striking article. We shall, however
,.rrs,, an amusing error as 10 she railroad De-
tween Lynchburg and Covinsion, Va" we are
sorry 10 saw that there is no such road YET IN eH-
;s,ence The extra repairs on this road may
,hcrcforc he well said u be "es;imaied"-ior u
viii reonire strong Imagination 10 locate ROAD
,bars No, only The "repairs," but the read ltseii,
,y;,l have 10 be "eslimaled." The article, how
ever is fully worthy OF consideration
CANALS AND RAILROADS
The f,Ilo ING statistics, showing The relative
cos, ner mile Of some OF The principal Canals
ana Railroads in the United States, are taken
from the Railroad Journal. In these days oil ca
nal and railway nleiprise they Will possess huch
interest. Whatever may he the great public al
van,aoe, Of rail;cads over canals, and they are
;ndisnu,ably many and important, vet il will be
seen ina, not ony in the original cost, but also IN
III. matter Of expenditures Tor repairs, !hey are
LARGELY in iayo. of tie latter. We give The tables
as we find them, without comment:
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China Hall.
!. SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AND

FALL SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AND
EARTIIENWARE
n the ships Mon,ezuma and Adirondack, via New
ID York, aud the Virginia, at City Point. from Liver
poo tile subscriber has received the larger portion of his
fall supplies and by the ship lrkaway, from Liverpool
daily expected City Point, he will receive the remain
III his stock Of China and farthenware direct from
the manu- consisting of new shapes and patterns
rs the regular packets from Boston he In receipt OF
his supplies Glass from the manufactures. and is pre-.
pared offer very large and desirable assortment OF
superior Goods In his line.
Country Merchants aud all others particularly in
vtrd examine his goods; and prices strong induce
ments, will be offered Ia those who buy for Cash and to
punctIal customers.
very large assortment Of Lamps Lookin. Glasses,
Stone Ware, &c, &c, on md.
HUGH A. WATT,
Ana Of No - West Main street.
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TO Inc Farmers

OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA.
%IyE offer services our Customers for the sale OF
w Wheat Flour, Corn, Oats, Tobacco &C., Tree "f
any commission, except when required 10 guarantee
sa,e= The senior partner, who has had sixteen years
experience in business, gives his prr-on'i attention 10
this department, and Halter ourselves that we can
obta the best market prices.
We keep constantly on nand large aud we'll selected
stock of Family Groceries, 10 which we invite the AT
of the Planters do not intend 10 be un-
dcrsold by any house in the city.
We s'ill continue TO furnish Virginia made AXES nj
81 each-whlch we warrant equal To any made ~ this
or any other country. We have substituted another
mahufactoy in the place Of the tor which We for
merry acted rs agents hich We our frients l.
far superior. We have sold IL or Is dozen, and
have had to redeem but
RROGEES IN tde Ia our order, cheaper than they can
be had in The city. Tan for bargains.
Gy- Refer to the Editors of this paper.
GRETTER & GRETTER,
Ann d,ors below the BIZ n Tavern.
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qs6eNmtoerD lErq tttrer%

consequence Of the overpowerng testimonials he
exhibited, OF his profound classical learning anu
extensive literary requirements. or these, now,
ever, he has already given strong evidence, mol
only in his career professor thus far as near,
but in Two or more articles published some tine
past in The Messenger, which exhibited, 10 re-
inarkable degree, his profound acquaintance win
ancient literature. He is young, and | under
stand, Of aborious, persevering habits which OF,
Ter an earnest to The public, OF the distinguished
fame and future increased influence and useful
ness to which his ambition seems at present d.
rec,ed. / have now gone through with some
what deta lied description OF the Faculty OF Will
liam and Mary College, each member of which
we have lonnd to be an author and genius OF no
common order hope, however, that The more
interested portion of the community, parents VINO
have sons 10 send 10 college, will examine 10,
themselves, | care not how rigtdty, SATISFIED as
am that old William and Mary can bear the test
and successful comparison, loo, with any other
college of this country, whilst none could De more
admirably adapted, in every respect, Tor me sup
norl and continuance of orr peculiar Southern
institutions. "A STUDENT OF 10000.
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NOTICE FOR 4 MEETING ~ PowHATAH.

hrThO ,.o,.. ~ p,whotan rousty, wii.,onl di>inc-
lion Of p, ~. requested IL NJ the Cor ho'i-r,
thri, Oc,nhr Court next 10 take into consideration
The subject Of me proposed ral Of stalt Conven."'
II j. most earnestly desired that those :" no are iof nc
tior on line 49,, rareT day will ~. 'fess ", as
it pretty genera " understood at our as' Court Una.
such meeting would not he held SOON, than lie ,''e
specified above owing to The necessary a.-enrf 'o
county of Cd, Honks who j. anxious Ia tax part ~
The meeting hu, viii no, return in time 10 be y septeni-
rr Court.
This notice is written in conss ienre 81 .ha. one
IN The Erqricr of the 18th instant Tor n'''s '' 'n'
~ - - vorEs OF Po~H1rsN.
ly The Whio ia yeoue,ted 10 copy.
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IN HiNCERY-vEci>I, At n scpefim a.
l Chauc-ry fn the R'oin'Ef circuit ~ 10 . irar
pitn'. in the city 4 R.enmond, on IN" -'th dSl e.
1915 - A, u S.
Jean Ferguson. .,idow II Jan-. Ttrcd-"s ..sr.
and u,tr . .lI7nt,E- FerLIson anC James tr,s..y
rh,iiren Of The aid d-e-ased under the afe -
nm, years. who sue by the said Jean Ferguson, y, r.
,her and next friend,
YIN u. SIarrrlcnd administrator o Jane, J :
son AHA Geo. F. Hamilton. decd. ,,i'si,,,.l
~ vh:th the defendant flied his answer ; "nt'
ire cause tame by eonssnt 10 he hea1o ~ r,s.
Iii and answ 7, and was artued hy C"'ins., 49,,
.ieer,t.on whereof the Court doth o;hr' ''I. IN
sons who may have Claims against 'a,r. J., t,rt
Inr,miss o.rr Poitisrx fr settlement. "hhtn ,t
months from this GATE and MI the yy "'ara md a kea
for eight weeks in The Richmond WIDE On" - Cry
Eron,., iwo nj The newspapers published IN thr 49,
OF Riehm nd and posted al lie font door o. NE n III
House Of the ,ad city, aud also oil tue eoun'! % "
CO On two several Court days. rr,,y.pD cen
Copy-Teste - Tn
Aug. e-ewew
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George VIM. Dabney, Esq, was on Monday
last elected clerk Of Campbell county court
There were several balloiingS, the last OF which
resulted in his election, by a majority Of one vote
over " N. IL. Clement, Esq, The former clerk
Until he last halor, The contest was between
JOHN D. Alexander Esq, and Mr.. Clement; be-
tween whom lie vote was nearly equally d'si-
dcd, and an election being prevented bv two or
.hrec scatsrinsvo Finally Mr.. a. Withdrew
and Mr.. Dabney was elec'ed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

VERY INTERESTING FROM MEhlCO.
Monday nights Union gives The following in
tellisence, which but still more confirms the
impression that Mexico, writing under dissen-
sions al home, is powerless as regards The United
States The whole matter wiltnrn out be farce.
Ifthere be tragedy il will be enacted by the un-
ruIy spirits and reckless agita'ors in The bosom o;
Mexico itself
"Jus. As We were going 10 press, We learn that
the government has received some Interesting
information from the capital Of Mexico TO the
23d August, and from Vera Cruz 10 The 30h in
elusive II il said, from the capital that the new
cabinet is considered as opposed 10 The war; and,
even il il were otherwise disposed, it has not The
means 10 carry on war; that il is with The great
est difficulty il can raise The means 10 deiray lis
necessary daily expenses; and that the war ex-
element Is going down daily among all parties.
"The accounts from Vera Cruz OF the 29;h
state that there has been retrograde movement
in regard 10 The invasion Of TeYaS-C neral
Parades absolutely refusing to march with b )
forces (seven thousand troops) towards Texas;
that he has himself repaired 10 Mexico. and
others have followed his example. The opinion
was pretty well established a. Vera Cruz, that
the Mexicans will never attempt 10 cross the Rio
Brave, they have made all the busler they can;
that they are without money, without credit and
consequently powerless; and that ,hev are more
over, on the eve OF revolution, which will over
turn the present government.
"Acconnts on he following day Che Goth Au
gust from Vera Cruz represent that there can be
no doubt Of a plan being nearly ripe 10 overurn
the present government; and that Gen. Paroles,
with Tornel and Valenci, propose forming tri-
umvira;e. |, is said that Gen. Paroles cares 70
thing about federalism, bu, intended 10 make
himself dictator.
"The French Minister has actually asked his
rasspor,-,he government having refused 10
gran, him The satisfaction he denisn ded. News
OF the anticipated revolution was expected every
mail at Vera Cruz.
"Thus pass of the gasconades and busters OF
Mexico In what an elevated position does our
country stand, in comparison with her; and Cur
bold and prompt administration. with is wise pre-.
cau,ionary measures, compared with the besilal-
ine, discouraged, dispiried, disorsanized, ard re-
evolutionary army and officers OF Mexico!
These incidents in our foreign relations are
destined 10 have an important and excellent phu.
ence upon our domestic policy
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Aspen kEiiLaor Sale.

THIS Esalr is situated in the county 81 Caroline.
the Ma,aponi River, within three miles OF Lowing
Greene it contains between thirteen and fourteen hun
bred acres less than $40 Of low grounds, moi
of which subject Ia he Owe twn by the highest
ireshei an in-ShaustIbc supply Of Mari prirrtly nc
cessblr, and convenient 10 the three shifts: three Of
four hundred OF inc yhauslble pond land all al
which H. perfectly drancd abnnt four hundred acres IN
Ina;dcr wood the growth white oak red, poplar, ilck
nry.c shift eau, Thin three years, be made ave
rage fifteen hundred barrels Of corn-"heii, oat. &c,
st.. n pruporlon There gradual descent Io!, thr
high aud To tie river. There is Gp0n the Farm five
hundred acres OF tobacco land, 10 be surpassed Tor
Tho culture Of that crop in Virginia. ! invite close
eIaniina ION Of The land, shall, the ID Monday
in September, that being Caroline Court day, cifer the
sumo for sale
The dwelling is ABOUT 200 yards rom III, Ilrcau, aud
the barn il inmed ateiy upon the railroad, al IN the
centre of the plantation.
A credit Of ten years be had three forhs
of the purcha,a money y. +. SUTTON.
T. ST. would exchange with any gentleman near
Richmond for 4 small farm, upon fair terms.
Aug. l5-clds
DISAPPOINTMENT
The sale of Asu-n Ill., advertised Tor september
Court Is in consequence Of letters received from son
tt,nen now absent, postponed until October Conrt
sept 5-ctG. y +. SUTTON.
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IN HANrERY.-v,sorNiA.-l Richmond Haf'nG'
L Court, July "a. le45:
William W. Dickinson, Falnt'H

William W. dickinson, Pan""
against . ,.
n. b. Dickinson. Administrator II A'wel e.
man, deceased, James Lyons. the Prrsd'ni, p.s
aud Company OF the Richmond Frrcenesr""I AZ
Potomac Rail Road Company, and James
,.an, - -. r 81.
Tie painiin this day med nj. bill ana wv :" ,r.
ants, H. H. Dickinson, admnis:mtcr 81 ai"''r ,.s,.
man, decra--d, and James Lyons, hrd t-f
Ia which thu plant Il replied generally ana .s,.,nt.
ing the satisfaction u the Cont, thai 'nr oo,.
lanes Coleman. IS not resident "i tb'' -. ~
wealth II il ordr-ed. that the said defendant ,
Coleman, do appear here on the ir.t day O ~" "a
nj IT. term 10 he held in the month Of oelc1 i,
nnswr. the bill OF the plainlitfnnd, mnes' ~ a IA
So the said bIll az 10 thu said Iainrs ID f"irlnaa
be taken f"r confessed, and The m tter ihr'o mis-
accordingly, copy OF ms order havin. be'n | -,
inserted, for period rot less than rIgh' W. ..
newspaper published in the my 81 hlclhl"h", :" !. N,
ed up for the like perind al the front co'f :" ~
house OF this city. Coly-Te.tr -.
| Aug. s-tw2m IhS ~" on
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Ths republication. also Of the reports made to tho
legislature by the at Education Convention, paftcu-
,y the reports P,inar, Schools and the
II tic State Arnory int" Military School would be Of
servlce."-t Petersburg hfc''.ereer
Al The suggestion Of valued friend We have
for some time intended 10 rcpuhlish these valua-
bic reports, and may YET be able 10 prepare the
way, ty dwelling the mighty pie Of communica-
tons and advertisements, which weigh us down,
ike The 'Od man Of he mountain
On the suhjcc, Of The Armory School, the fol-
lowing from the Philadelphia U. S. Gazette ex-
presses, in lis peculiarly happy manner, some
ycry sound sentiments;
Il, is proposed to hold an Education Convcn.
ton in Virginia, anu one OF the subjects 10 be
discussed, is that Of a supply Of Teachers. The
wan; Of them, properly qualified, has been gris-
vously ie, and the remedy, il is said, can be We
~ easily had. There IS in Virginia a relic Of
| old times in the form ct small standing army,
| deuominalsd The State Guard. Il musiers
eich,v strong and buildings for The acconiapda-
ton Of the men have been constructed The
princ,r1i ll,y VIE believe, obtained from them
| al considerable Outlay, IS parade as escort 10 q
newly chosen Governor IN the occasion OF lis
| Inauguration, and, oi course, il forms Il pretty
att,.IjI5n % IN" ,faoeiNf ne expense however,
| may have made >undry Careful people enquire as
! 10 The why and wherefore OF their maintenance,
ami TO grumble seriously al The IDEA OF Stale APP
preparations 10 support soldiers, when volunteers
are so plenty. Some OF these persons who like
good Teachers for schools, better than soldiers
and military displays, have suggested that the
Guard should be oused from lis comfortable
quarters; that the buildings may be fitted Tor the
reception o. Cadets, to be taught on the plan Of
the school at Lexington, who should be educated
| al the expense Of the State, and be required, as
some Compensation 10 devote two years 10 teach
! ing in the primary schools of The State. Ii is
very probable that the teachers will conquer The
Standing army
The Gazette makes a very amusing mistake,
I in dilating upon The pageant Of inausuratilg a
! Virginia Governor. That is a very simple al
fair and is attended by no civil or military
'pcmp and pride end circumstance This fine
BODY of wei-discipiined men is usefully employ
ed in guarding the public buildings, &c.-bu, We
are satisfied that this service could be as well
rendered BY The Cade;s O: The proposed school, OF
/ by considerably reduced number OF pen, en-
I ployed al a much less expense Al all events
! the experiment is fully worth trial. and meets
The arden, wishes Of many Of our hes, and wiscs
citizens We hope that the prediction Of The Ga
zette will be verihcd-lhat "4Tnsa eelent tos6"-
or, rather that arms and moral civil weapon,
will be iniertwihed in beautiful and s3id har
/ mony
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Trust Sale

OF TW ENTf-FiNE LIKELY NEGROES.
oY virtue cf Deed Of Trust executed To the sub'eri-
ID Der, hy John Harvey and Martha :. his wife, bear
inc date the ih Of February, 1885 and OF record IN the
County Court OF Charlotte, for certain purposes therein
mentioned shall proceed 10 SELL nv way OF public aus
ton, on MONDAY. the 9Th of October neat al Char
l,ttr Cont house, that hing Court day. IS likely Ne
croes consisting of Men. Women Boys and Girls, for
ready money /: and on FRIDAY following. The l0l Of
October on the premises the following Tracts Of l. md
that Is To say The Tavern TIart containing ls2 acres
on which the said Harvey resides The Tavern house
il large and convenient Brick building with every
c.ss.ry thnrse Icr-hcu,c, AMI We'll Of excellent
Water In the Yard, good Garden, Orchard &c, also
Tract cont inning 6ea acres, large potion IN original
growth aud good Tobacco land, and adjoining The Ia
ysrn Tract and may be had together apart, IS may
suit the purchasers as said IIafveyS interest in the
Store Tract, of ~ acres, of which he owns nehrd
with Iarfe and convenient Brick Store house also,
one othiT Tfact in Lawrence county. Arkansas con-
lanpg loo acres and his life e>aic ~ the MIL lT1ct, al
$40 acres with hif az The mil Ia good repair, all his
interest under The viii OF -lnm Harvey deceased, III
Tho death his ohcr; also, hs interest III the estate of
ibner Ford deceased, the death ii the widow Of said
Ford to.e' her with the stock of every description
inrsrS Cattle Hogs, Slrrp. &c Household, Tavern,
and Kitchen Furullu,r ilntiln Tools. &C., one Tar
rage rnd Harness two Wagons Wagon Gear, aud
one set ii Blacksmith's Tools, much thereof
NAV satisfy the pnrpn.ts Of said Deed.
TupNs or .ALE-Thc land will he sold on liberal
and accommodating llrs and tilr balanfr of tEr pro
peIy credit nj ioar months, Inc purchaser irving
satisfactory security. ABHEK t. HAkEEl,
Sent n--tIls Trustee
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LATER FROM TExAs-The brig Maria spears,
Fene master, arrived yesterday from Galveston,
whence she sailed on The Sd instant. We receiv-
ed no papers By her, bnt learn verbally that the
Convention had not adjourned on The Isl inst.
n Dt1nn S.nL q
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NOTICE FOE j MEETING IL NoTroWAY.
0r The people nf Nottow.y county. without dlsilnr.
tim Of party will hold meeting al theif sriIrhpe
statr c.a,in MANY CITIZENS.
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Nor,c, rop . NrrTIIc IL PRINCE EDWARD.

NOTICE FOR A MEETING IN rR'H'E ~" M
J Thu ci,ixsns of Prince Edward, without regard 10
party, are requested to meat on the isrd MONDAY ~
September lring September coiir da,, D. ee 'u" ~
hnse 10 take into consideration the 1nect o. ca' ~"
a Cony-n,;"n - ,I,,r the state Constitution.
~ 49, N,>y CITfxrsS,
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We have received from The Harrisburg ruo-
fishers, through Mr.. d. C. King oil lhis NY
their general agent for The State OF Virginia 'ne
September No OF the new Library OF La" ahu
Equity containing the conclusion oil lie'oe''
Brooms selection of Legal Maxims, and a lrea
tise By Henry Roscoe, Esq, Of The Inner lemPe'
on pleading The general issue under the new ruies
OF The Courts Of Westminster, and lhe e'iuehce
applicable 10 issues obtained by pleading sPeciai-
" under those rules. This TO. makes up Inc Isl
volume Of work, which must be valuable 10
our legal friends