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The Remedy.

II y
The editor of the Louisville Journal SAYS
that whether the Wilmot Proviso be applied BY
Congress to all the acquired territory, or slave
ry be extended over all of it, he is still for the
Union.
We would like to know whether this govern.
ment could do anything which in the opinion OF
the Journal would justify Dissolution, or wheth-
or he is the advocate of unconditional submis-
sion to the will of a majority. He will tell us
perhaps, that in cases Of alleged unconstitution-
al legislation an appeal to the Supreme Court
is the remedy. Let us examine whether that is
an adequate remedy--or whether, in many cases,
it affords any remedy at all
Suppose the Wilmot Proviso had been applied
by Congress to the Territory of California
two years ago. The South determines to try
the constitutionality of the act before the Su-
preme Court. A Southerner goes to California
with his slaves. They are taken out of his
hands by a habeas corpus which is sustained by
territorial Judge. The Southerner appeals
He has travelled over land at immense expense,
besides the loss of six months time. He is now
to travel back at a similar expense of money and
time, and that, too, after being dispossessed of
his property. Before his case can be docketed
in the Supreme Court, at least one year will
have elapsed, and before it can be tried at least
another year. He might gain his case but
whilst he is litigating, Northerners are coloniz-
ing for they have nothing at risk in the suit ];
but other Southerners are waiting, not being
willing to migrate at the hazard of losing their
property by the decision. Before the Court
can decide, California is colonized from the
North, a constitution is formed, slavery is pro-
hibited, and the slaves which had been regained
by the suit are re-lost by the new constitution.
And the South is perpetually excluded
But let us see what a majority can do, for
which there is not the pretcnce or the shadow of
remedy in the Supreme Court
Shareholders are to be excluded from coloni-
zing new territory--a right enjoyed by all other
citizens, This is said TO be because their pur-
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Tuesday, July %, 1850.

Mr.. FEATHERSTON introduced bill to regu-
late the payment of interest by the United States,
and the adjudication Of claims against the same by
the Heads of Departments, and for other pur-
poses; read twice, and referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary,
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Ftsn Confectionery, Boa Bows, Fsney Box., Co"'s'biss
&c.
GAUTIER respectfully the public
BALLS, PARTIES, DINNERS, AND PRIVATE ENTERTAIN
MENTs, 1If 30 Ttf
with every description Of FRENCH CONFECTIONERY PRE-
SERVES CoMEsrIBLEs, kc SC, In The best manner and a
lie would state thai he has given attention. during
summer, manufacture OF every description OF
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, BoN-BoNs, SO,
especial attention. he thinks he has arrived
perfection which equaed by
other America proved by the large orders he 10 con
tnualy receiving from the North for these articles
FANCY BOXES, &C,
goods has arrived aud win be ar
ranged public Saturday. the ga Instant 70 wheh ht
particularly Of those desiring holiday presents
which, OF sye win vie with any ever I'm
this country and will be- sold ON tue most reasonable
terms.
The following and constantly for sales
800 boxes Petit Pos
500 do Mushroom
100 do Trunnes 0 .
5000 preserves assorted the pound In the bottle
Large assortment Of sauces, spanish olives
800 bottles currant jelly, assorted 81 res
5000 lbs. chocolate, OF different kinds
400 quart bottles o freshto
900 bottles sauces, al IS cents per bottle
FOR HIRE.
He has for hire reasonable the following arti
Giles;
Two pair Of very rich candeebras
Silver spoons, large, dessert and tea
Forks, large and dessert
Glass Of every description
Large assortment Of plates, fruit stands, &c. y, nn,
Dec l3-3aw2w corner Of lth street, and Pa avenue
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IMPORTED from Paris, by Franck Taylcr...This day
and French and French and
EnaIs In two quao Volumes Paris complied from the
dictionaries Jonon Todd, Ash Webster Crabb
Chambeud the Dictionary OF the Academy and
m Complement the Grammatical Dicto.s Lsvsaar The Unit
Lexicon the standard archaeological works In
words In well ~ the obsolete
literature technical terms In the arts,
trade, and
naval and military languages geoapy and mythology with ad
literal pronunciation OF French
for the Edsrh accurate and discriminating definitions
Illustrations and quotations. fixing
Displaying the isndcaon, import rank and character q each indi
viduai peculiar modes Of speech doms
ngs proverbs, Eymolo, exhibiting words In their origin and
afhnties; Grammar; synonyms, 10. hsW scis JanN
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United states Patent Once,

IN the petition Of Jeremiah Myers Of MeredI,h VILLAGE New
Hampshire, praying for the paten granted
Myers for Improvement IN urnabout raIroads
day OF May, 1851 - @- P' y. - -
ordered that The said petition AZ the Patent once ON
the third Monday In April ncr at ~ O'clock ali
notified 2 sppes, and show causes they have why pe,
Ordered, aIso that mis- notice be published in e Inselecnccr
Republic and Union washington North American Gazcttc
Philadelphia Tribune, New York Journal provdencc Rhode
Island; Daily Atlas Cincinnati Journal Posmouh New Ia-
Monday In April next.
DE WITT g. LAWRENCE,
80 Acting Commissioner OF Patents
sEdtos Of The above papers please copy and send their
bills 70 me Patent Once, with paper containing
Jan 3l--iaw3w ftt - 3 - II fs4t
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Bureau Of Provision. and csss January

Navy DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, January 7, is50
PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed Proposals freight 20 Pen
sacoa will he received NJ this Bureau O'Clock,
Friday the LIST day Of February, 1850, transportation
Of 1850 barrels more Iess OF the
yard stBrookyn, New York. the Florida
The offers must state the price asked barrel without distinc
between and dry and barrels)
beef pork -FOUR rice, vinegar pickles, whskey dried appes
win be considered barrel all other packages estimated
the Of 5k cubic feet barrel
and In The measurement Of AL casks other hh win
be deducted Ten aweaier working laydays
the OF Brooklyn for taking cargo, fecn
No prmage 10 be allowed.
Payment 20 be made by be
selected by the bidder and named In the
days aer producing satisfactory evidence delivery Of the
cargo The vessel must pass the Brook
February 1850 ready 10
her and for examination within three
after being notified Of her acceptance the consider itself
liberty 70 offer the freight TO the such
arrangements best subservs the public interest
Jan e-Iawfw l''-'-'' PEI Ha
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nS.9 g noadsy ths VAN October merit ana srvins
- ~ ~ Day Of March, 1850 pupiIs viii X dyiex inso
eee Tbs szt hook used in me anor course viii b sss
esnS I!scksscne m vol srhs Evidences Stephen on PLEAD
In. Ia Of 0reeniesfs Evidence. sniox - s
sss Tueksss Ccmenases oseenlesf and ssssk,s y. W
v3 0h! - rssess ossones's Ini.cdssson Equsy 7.s
1 y naD poD&s, ss1 XSsaisrsn,.
wn - nsfs with Phasdephis puhaI.fer Il NJ,
sbeva wneka be and yosne gentlemen rwc
possg attend he .ubscrbefs sca.s s. ssqusd bin
unpps1 WIN ~ paru6n WORKS. sresEh me
suh4a hsy ~in = fksnShs1 10 mem
Without additional chang The honrs os me daily lectures
t1b1q1 VII - asnaesd ~ sebscrhsr = y enshe IN
neue lfner attend the 81 te Prsses
ef0B Csess shosSd hey 10 expsdisnt . % 90
0EtWEn1 E1crcs ofihe fsdemf cours. 5tss, vs.
5Eitns yA'srn ~ - :" 's' ''.''''"'
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"a BLANCHARD PhlIadsphla, hAvs jus issued
Ia War bstween The United
America and Great Britain declared ~ aci o. Congress the lst
1874 concluded BY the 18th OF February 1878
Charles ngerson, embracing the events Of 1874 In well
printed eso volume Of Sis pages, double columns
price dollar
Mr. Ingesos position, Inenbe Congress- during the wal
OF 1914 afforded opporl
mites isr The collection q Information from all sources foreign
himself and the result Is curious and in
tefesting matter which the
dates many hitherto doubtful points respecting the and
mat Inc volume = no. eoahned o hs details
action, political s
struggle together with keehes Of Anon,
oef matters VIII be found chapter the Rank OF United
states. from is charter 70 is winding up, with plan Of banI
Persons residing In the country obtain through
post ONCE BY remittance Of one dollar 70 the publishers
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NEW MUsICJust received the old established Music
IN Stationery Soe 18th Pennsylvania
following Music from the publishers, VIII
liam Hall Son, New York, which will sell reduced
price, four cents page WIN. FISCHER.
The Lonely Rose sung Jenny Lind composed by
Gentle Voices, by Charles Clover N7tt s7s tE 8tEa
Why do Weep for Thee admired ballad written by Wallace.
When pcnsive feelings wake the written by Austin Phillips
We're but his wife, by Maeder.
The Mosquito Polka, by J. Sloman
Dgen Hose Companys Quick Step, performed by Dodwoh
Band. .##
Two Merry Gipsies, duet, by McFanen
Voice from the Waves Duet composed by Stephen Glover
The Preside Song by W. v. Wallace
The Female slaves Lament sung by Dumboltons Seenaders
The Moonlight Of the Heart by strakosh.
Susan Bayne, sung by Christy's Minstrels.
Deva Vale, Scottish ballad by the of the "o Kirk
yard.n
The Pensive Thought Adieu composed by Gongonge
Filtration Polka by M. Suakosh. +
Robert lie Diable, arranged by +. Beyek
Uncle Ned, with variations, by James g. Maeder.
The Syren Polka, by M Strakosh.
La Sylphide, Fantasia Romanique M. Suakosl.
The Ethiopian Medley, overture, arranged by g. Enrich.
Guitar pieces.
Widow Machree
oh, watch you well by daylight.
The Rose OF Tralee
The Bowid Soger Boy
Jeannet and Jeannot
Emma Snow.
Dinah Crow.
The Low Backd Car
oh, would were girl again.
What enchantment-
The Sisters Call, by L. Trip.
Child Regiment, sung by Jenny Lind.
Rataplan, sung by Jenny Lind
Mazurka, by Batemnn.
NV boat and buee horn, by Watson.
The Chamois, sung by the Rainier family.
Italy, Duet.
Beethoven's Dream Dec4
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General Agency &C washington, D. Q.
RY A. M FARoUHAR, fos.eny a Harrisburg Pennsyivan,
for claims government services the Me
the revolutionary the with Great Britain and o.
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Bouny andw attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
Patent Oce.The applications for patents procuring models
drawings, &C., win be attended In all their
0fccA claims against the department win te
prosecuted settlement Of conacors' quarterly account; pay
ditto facilitated, &c
Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
vile Democrats st. Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette
the Of S5, and send their bills TO this oce accompanied
with q paper. June 2in
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SPLENDID Carpeting, Curtain Goods, &c.-The subscr
u would respectfully
keepers generally thor stock OF house furnishing goods which
they feel confident cannot be surpassed, equaled BY other
house In the district They name
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer, English BRUSSELS
Imperial three ply, double super ingram
superhne ingram, fine, and fine do
Low priced all wool ingram, royal wiiled venctians
Heavy sheet ociot or every wdth which any
hall.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich sain de iaines rich figured de LANES
Rich heh-coored damasks, rich union damasks
TwiIed and plain cashmeres
Bun damask
Worsted damasks all colo
Embroidered laced curtains embroidered muslin do
Embroidered muslins, by yard
TasselIoops, gimps, borderings, bindings
blind linens, all widths
Tassels, cords, and fixtures of every kind &C.
Together Of table and piano
abeclo and table damask linen sheengs damak napkin. and
towels, Scotch and Russia diapers Maecs quilts bed banket
&c. all Of which just received perfectly eb and viii be Of
Tered upon usual accommodating AL Respectfully In
vited 10 for themselves.
Sep li--3nw4wf r. n. HooE co.
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AsONABLE FURNITURE

IIlEsH SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE FURNITURE
DRY GOODs.--CLAGETT DoDsoN, corner Of Pennsy
and 9th would respectfully inform the citizens
Washington, Georgetown Alexandria, their neghborhood
that they just received the following addition their already
well assorted stock OF goods in the above line
10 imperial ireepy carpeting all In pattern and
co0 and Of great neness and thickness OF body cheap
10 pieces *. superior ingram do t
These goods bought at auction greatly reduced prices
will be sold accordingly, 4 sft
Spanish angs colors excellent and
article for Churches lodges hotels and other public
buildings II Is pretty, durablc and cheap
bales Spanish door mats, match the above.
sheets best quality and floor oclo, entirely
patterns of them extremely rich and beaufu for
halls intended to be covered with IT, cut out 10 IL
order In piece. 81.
70 pieces 0 4 LEIPZIG table oicIot extremely
beautiful ssNt te 49, .sE| $500. s5fF 1850
superb Edinburgh blankets
These goods cannot,
think, be equalled in any other house here.
4 1914 beautiful Alendale
do la, do 104 and "a, very low prices.
Also, beautifully into figures
rich Dresden quilts, In oriental figures, coors pink blue,
and white, all sizes.
pieces extremely laine
damask aine for window with the dapey,
hanging assel gps, conces and muslin embroidered
ans, all corresponding, and will be furnished and
low any other house in the country.
We opportunity OF informing that
this started with the determination and
sell goods that will advantageous and
fact facilities obtaining goods right
thing impossible We respectfully inform the public
will always find Of
all kinds Of furniture dr. goods which viii with pleasure exhibit
all who call and think not hard Of il do SELL
Dec I-MTh3w $500 @ h CLAGETT x DODSoN.
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Az s1 S:;:'i ssss e y: ~
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X ssSsa; sssa.s
20 v a. ,oss.hps . wiz '4''
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T:-s s sSs. sss and Of rang.
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sadsr..snionsd iownshps, WIS
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Tssn.ipa n.assyour niaey-ays, nlas-s1, nnssyssvsn
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Ts~ssi, ssssy.ss ,sasAp ninety 1 ls1csp, sessAws
aS .ssas oS S
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-. a.a..y.wo and ala.yss. q r.nss,sa
Townships nnstyOne and ns.y.o, Of range fourteen:
situated ~iisia he % Wit p''''
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Swhaps sixty seven, dxtysglt and sxynne, range
~asaps arvvsa si1vsshs 1,ynine Of range seven
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&C.,: :ls! s:ss ssS .iss. Isass ;ssaSs~o.
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wsS &. ass & ~ H. q the public lands
NsrA @ ~ tass line and wsa u NE nm principal meridian.
seventy seven, seventy eight ofranss
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goods-he undersigned attention d s ladies
2 the iAs sadpnA saRpy u sey Goods
day. Among them they would mem -
10 pieccs rich de chenes
80 do small figured changeable slks
10 do plain changeabie giace do
do pink and white do
do plain white satin
49, do eoiored bonnet safins and corded silks
20 do horenees, all shades
8 do and - nch black yise silk
do "A black Turk
all therefore, invited cali or them
MERINos, just opened pieces, among them can
blue light green maroon
garnet scarlet and pink These goods very
and win be sold much under the usual prices.
Single and double width cashmees IN desirable and fashion
able shade.
Also, some handsome embroidered do
Embroidered hannols, for dresses
SO pieces plain changeable stripe alpacas
100 do style fancy prints
Also, SO pieces small plaid Bingham.
| ever had, Of plain fancy coored yeyets, black do
Velvet Ibands trimmings OF the newest style
Silk and nband neck ties belts
Hoseres OF all and description
Ladies' vests, Of both long and short sleeves
Gloves OF mostly every number and kind
Lnencambrc handkecc from The finest TO the most common
kind. t3A ffa 5t
IN MOURNING GOODS, have complete assortment
| embracing mostly any article that may be called for
And Of SHAWS, this will beat anything
n OF elegance Of style and capnes have ever before
4 offered ~ sn4tlst #kJ4f
fore buying as great bargains may be expected. ....
/ Between 9Th and Duh Streets Pennsyivania avenue.
Dec 5-3taw2wif
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AGmNCY FOR CLAIMS AT WAsHIsGTON, d. @.
ss.Fs OEfARLEs DIE sELDIEG,
Cemmission<r, Notary Pnbiic, and General Agent,
No. n Tssad's Buildlags, Pennsylvania avenue,

Y $3.50 Aa 1850 WA6HfNGION, D. c. af Ell itA kt&t
E0NTINUE8 give his prompt attention
ssiors Conges, any Of the Eexecutve Departments
any board Of commissioners appointed adjust spoiaions
mosn governments; procuring pensions, Revolutionary
bounty iand o. scrip under the law Of February IL
August 10 1873 Of mileage for horses
ehef tosy c destroyed incurred BY
~ buS uesd and received into service Of United
md ssssssnce and transportation furnished for their
VAR with sxico Or Great Bian. He b IN Of all the
t d un1esands FUZZY III the requirement. OF the Pension and
cher pcss He o Amends procuring Of pixcmoncy
Cor csts usde IN me uK and the Of Mexico
Caiifjfrh1, md coast Of Afkfea
He bsen bonored Commissions governors fevery
q1s In he Upion Commissioner Of Deeds probate
Uo depoUus, and Othef wdRg
- ~ Sseo d recorded in the respective States Il
0po WIN b moderate, and regulated
~ ~ sxteR o. services required. II M 49,
(posspaid win receive Immediate
- die honor 70 refer e Navy md other Executive Depart
nsnh Excecncics
as Union, and Senators and Members Of previous and
pnsent Coasress generally. Aug %
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Prepared only By Frederick Broc~ at Drug a1d Chemical
Store Worfheasf Of Ftfh and Chssna SIS, Phia.
THIS preparation OF excellence
properties In all where powerful and safe smuant 10
unnvalcd for efficacy well immediate
traveller the family circle II Invaluable, few
sugar safe and agreeable the
invalid requires immediate relief well convaescing
patient who needs gentle tonic In southern climate where t
generally induces stmuInn
found excellent substitute
ssgs witch debe the stomach and morbid condition
In dypep~a In relaxation Of the bowels In and
scasickness IL active and safe well pleasant and
sbng remedy and prescribed BY the most eminent OF the med
cal mcnlty. #NL fANM
supply the above received and %. sale The Drug Store
Dec ls-lmdkcp
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CARVALHo Artist, Of Baltimore, respectfully informs The
U cizens az Washington and the public general he
rented Che Dagueeope Gallery formerly occupied by Van Loan
Chase the Of A and Pennsylvania avenue
prepared mako pictures which win bear comparison with
daguerfeoypes In The world He has established Baltimore
reputation for making the best pictures In that the public
Al washington have the opportunity OF procuring artistic
picture, such win be worthy place In the cabinet
be taken, with all the classical o
shadow, eIpeson and beautiful tone Of highly
tint engraving.
b. The greatest taken In procuring
chdren and In instance win charge be made without
tue perfectly satisfactory Call and examine specimens Pos
moem promptly attended to- Corner Of ~ street and Penn
syIvunia
Dec. II
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"a GARD,

THE undersigned having opened an Office at the end Of wnd
building, opposite end Of the Navy Department
hts persons who have business transactions
the different departments OF the government in the setlemen,
AGENT
uon Of claims pending before Congress His long connexon viii
the Navy Department In discagng the duties Of imp0ran
ONCE, together acquaintance with
Congress- possibly enable him render important
WIN. II. SCOTT, n
NJ t Late Navy Agent
Republican Argus, Baltimore; Richmond Enquirer, Herald
New York Ohio Statesman, Ohio and Pennsyvanian Phlsde
ph will the amount of two dollars and send bill 70
Sent 29--tf n z
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MIME STORE-I beg invite the attention Of
and citizens generally and choice stock
wines bandes &c old and Of the highest ORDER which
offer TOR moderate prices; E54 (4Ft sst3i
Madeira in bottles and casks Of various grades some old
Sherry, pale and brown, bottled and In wood.
Port wine Of very superior quality and genuine. -#
Rhine wines Of great variety them senbeger Cabinet
" Steinwen in B6cksbrue5
Also, sparkling Rhine Mosee from the house Of Henke
Co., in Maycnce, on the Rhine 4fs sHstsr lEs
French winesChampagne, Heidsck, - " Mumm o de
Meet Chandon ;" Chateau Latte," Haul Bron y
" Haut- Talance,n st. Julien, &C. u
Table Claret Saueme, &c.
Brandies in bottles vintage 1915, Old a." London
Dock kc
Also draught, dark and pale Cognac.
jamaica Rum, In bottles, high psoof and finest favor
Holland GIN very fine and pure. afsE t,y
Irish Scotch Whiskey, in bottles and casks.
Ansete de Bordeaux Curacoa," ovid Cherry Brandy and
Stomach Bters, prepared by myselE) Ht%Cf
Scoth Ale and London Brown Stout &c.
Always kept choice article Of Havana cigars
JOHN H. BUTHMANN,
Pa avenue south side, between AZ and streets.
7-2twif2m
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NEW LAW BOOKS, just publishcd by Little and
Brown, Boston, and for sale by them and by the booksellers
Washington:
Amauld on Marine Insurance Average vols. svo.
Bright Husband and Wife, 2 vols. evo.
Cruise Real Property, edited by Professor Greeneaf vol
Curtis on The Law q Patents, svo.
Curtis's Law Of Copyright
Danes Chancey Practice from the I'd London edit with notes
by j. G. Perkins, 3 vols
Jaman Wills, vols ededIby j. c. Perkins, ID edit
arged
Minot and Woodburys Reports, vols and2.
Monthly Law Reporter vol I, new series
Charters several States evo Tin pfess
Practice IN the Circuit Courts, nrst Circuit
smedes and MarshaI's reports, tMssssppi,) u vols
Tfssres on the Contract Of SALE by Po,er
the French, by l.. g. Cushing. 90 f9.fH .tt
United sia,s. Digest . isls, vols. royal svo.
East's Reports edit, i6 vols.
= Bosanquet and Pulcr's Reports, 5 vols, evo.
Burke-s Celebrated Trials, evo. @
Car. M Rsna,,s nv Tbomas ana Frazer Vol. syo
Garde ON Evidence, 12mo.
IIaIe's History OF ae Common Law, svo.
Pleas OF the Crown by Curwood vos last EDISON
Howel's STATE Trials 81 vols. 5vo
Jacobs's Law Grammar.
Lee Abstracts.
Lubos Equity Pleading, evo.
rws n Presumptive Evidence
Mitord' Chancey Pleading sth edition, svo
Montague Set-Of
Parks Law Of Dover, svo.
Peakes Law Of Evidence, evo.
Peere- wiiisms's Reports, vols.
Railway Cases, by Ncho Hare, and Csrron vols
schoass and Lehoy,s Reports, vols. svo.
starkie Pleading, vols. evo.
Stephen Criminal Evidence, svo
wsddove Digest Of Decided Of Arches &C.
wentworth on Executors, evo.
Willis on Trustees, svo. Dec l6-eodn
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EIFrY DOLLARS REWARD.--Ran away from the sub
seber, living Nottingham Prince George county, boys
BEN and PERRY Ben bright muaio; has
len eye caused BY powder wore away long blue coat and Light
He - old
Try cloth old frock years
win give my dollars reward for the boys, wherever taken,
Dec. 1l-dlw John s. SKINNER.