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| 4 COMPENDIUM the Entir. Body /,
"A BY Knne-sphabeucaly with reference the
latest nd mos approved authorities.
vols, Law sheep, svo, pp ai7. Retail Price $40 ou,
~ and 81 Ann street, New York
Opinions Of the Profession.
There profession contain such sedy Of
P'0"' p''s CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
concur Mr Nelson in biz opinion of the abovs-men
| toned work. ......-. {. - x........-
The vast acc mutation range
powerful aa1iay ,he student, giving facility
reference win extensively aid the STUDENT The practitioner
ana wv "N' y ROBERT J. WALKER.
| oorossr IL, 1850.
grained with accuracy have been much pleased
the precision and cearae.. win which msanoanoas @
myself that feel anxious that the profession should
lear" Us "s'''' ana '''e JuDGE EpMUNDs.
| Nswyoss CRY, Oct 10, 1850.
It mpars all the advantages and arranged
book while the profession vast deal OF time and
'''o' DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia.
Mr. Kline has collected great diligence accuracy
decided the points presented Y his questions and has
copops
'''''' JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia
Ihayc examined Kipne's Compendium much
ton my would allow satisfied nd
20 sa,e the labor counsel n he eir
for r and From an 81 tn.
I"'e"'' '"'' JUDGE GRIDLEy, Utica, New York
calculated TO be greater help any
book q IL eItap win and s Inwyr'
table as valuable ready reference ,,,ns ,,...,-,
The psn and uty Of these works have received
pnqu.ned .go.,"s q n, %c 'S Of
Vermont orphower Of Jersey Tucker of virginia, onch
q ws.hiaron CITY, weston Of Maine, &c. ious rRow.
NJ, OF - and 81 Ann street.
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nOMES and Ornamental Cottages and L.. II
u GaTdening-a Series of Designs Adapted unIrs
by Raniett. 2 vols. l6i9. @a
Designs Country and Village Residences in the Up.,
BY Ritch with Details, Specifications, Plans and Dln,
Estimates Cost Of Each Design. 2yols., 1850. ~ "
Gothic Architecture Applied to Modern Residences; BY
VOL, 1850.
rwo Hundred Designs for Cottages and Villas by Mes W.
4 Smith. l VOL
Downngs Architecture and Designs for Cottages Fam ~
and Villas. vol 1851.
Doxnngs Landscape Gardenings and Rural Arcllec,us ~
10 North America. vol, 1880
Downing Architecture Designs for Cheap Cottages n.
Houses. vol, 1851.
Together with many other works on the aud II ,.
branches of architecture and building
June fRANcK rAYlu
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FLEMISH HOUSE LINENS.

lust general OF these heavy durable,
and Oh. np goods o. and o dice diaper, and damasks
Also OF o. isd ia, Ia and 10
found the heaviest goods Of the kind ever
Of German pillow and Dol
linens The against all Of
The above articles durability Prcrs low
CLAGErT DODsoN,
all kinds Of carpets maipa oil cloths, mats,
curtain materials goods generally
OF Ninth and Pennsylvania
Lnnf
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SMITH's New Guide tn Travellers Throughout

SMITHS New Guide Travellers thro"Rn'
" United States, 1851 p.sr
Holey's Picturesque Tourist throughout the Nofthh
States and tanada-map and engraving s,..uar
Disturneil's American and EuropeRn Railways aha 80
Guide, with maps Price rs and 80 cents Ns
Apprton,s Railroad and Steamboat Companion hrsusn
England and the Middle ststes--many maps. a,. n,t
Appeton's Southern and Western Travellers ""
maps. 4M . a.. unas
The Hand Book for Travellers through NV
las and large : ,,,p. ,M
Trenton Falls Picturesque and Descriptive by NJ W.
very numerous enarnvina~. -. poot n
The Erie Railroad Descriptive GUIDE s as
lar books. rAvIOE
Aug 81 FRANth ''.-A--
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I KNOX WALKER will practise law In the Supreme
Court Of 5trtes and attend TO the o
claims against government ADDRESS Washington D. G.
Mar for
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THE Law and Practice OF venders and Purchasers Of
Real Ests'e Dart Of tncon's Inn t~rer with copi
and English decsons
Of the existing law Of property in England and the United
States, by j. w, counsellor volume, 1s5
Aug IL FRANCk TAYLOR.
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IL-CLOTAS-Just received ut the waTerooms CT ,O-
poDsON extensive and superb stock Of floor oil ~
prospective landscape, tapestry panel and Mosaic pave
well seasoned and colored In the highest style OF the
Also 10 sheets low price all or any Of which We -,
iii any room, hall, passugc according to diagram
Also a rich of oil cloths for covering furniture n -
from feet inches and oil cloths expressly for stem
Aug l6--d2w CLAGETT DOtyu
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On y street, bctween rata and l3th streets.
this established institution will be resumed
Monday 18th September and is desirable that the
Parents guardians who
respectfully invited
opening For references &c. circulars be obtained
at the Seminary. Aug 29-3taw6t
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SCHOOL BOOkS-All kinds in use in The civ q, p.I1,
hoode best and latest editions in every eYlems y
prices ell
Sept FRANCK TAYLnl
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Central Academy, second story OF Old Medical Col
Iege, Of Il and Tenth Streets.
TNHE duties will be resumed Monday Sep
We have large and weventated for the
school, Gao 80 es furnished with Boston desks, &C. and
otIer apartments desire improve
pits aud eming attention to their studies and morals
Christian educated. Circulars
Office Of Republic the bookstores of
Farnham; ourselves at the old
College .. .,x,,vuu,,
JOS. HARVEY NOURSE.
Aug 27--d2w
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OERvICE Anoat and Ashore during We yih ~
y War; by Lieut. Raphael semmes, U. g. ~ Vo'o"'
cravings and map. AfM h"
Course Of Creation by John Anderson, d. u
North American Review for July. ubc Hon
Stuart OF Dunessh-A story OF the Fre'en, TayLoa
Caroline Norton. fhhNoN =. +. =
July " laE =
DUFF Fcnw~pop~s nj One Dollar Th""s~""
ID supply Just received. r.v,op 4 MAupy
July ~ boo"s"''
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NOTICE L. hereby given that all accounts
unsettled upon of the late firm oil H. HUoE CO.,
together present will ba
either The
change in business which took effect upon Of February
last all accounts should be
closed nj e expiration of the present half year
June ot-owif HOoE, BROTHER, h co.
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once oil Conn,issary General Of subsistence,
rsff wAsnlsoros, August ], 1851.
h aas q oetos SSP Sss ds posoa.
the Of h q ne United States upon inspection Us o
"a Ns~ Orleans Baraeks, Louisiana
s s ssa'si: q . Ef s'hn .sps.aas seu,
g bushels Of new white field beans
$40 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
20 s ssess q Il good sss elder s.is1 ya s %R'
IA Baton Rouge Barrask', Lo"'ea"a'
; s.: 81" ,sSs.q s:.s ps sss..
SO 70 S SSsas's Of r s Sss h M@as soap
iG Bs ssSa 81 81 good good s esSn 'sf y
Key We't, Florida
Is BARRELS .a;,. ss,s aS ss,.,
$40 p pounds Of Of GOOD good h @alS sssn candles
70 s s1iss' e s GOOD es sa" s my a'' '
pa'As La"d"s sir as,, Go f0 Tucson" mouth q he
SSs; !, s.s ss,,. s:s sss,.
pound: = good good sas sssS
a s sanass e 5000 Ssss sss sn s ,y sas salt
&C. ss as Tssua %sa s A 1885,
al Fort Smith, arsansas
IS ss1,ss @ g & ss.l -ups.ans aqur
SO S pasa q s ss% s %n. sd as'' beans
~ ss%ss Of good ais sss s Ss's a
The whole 70 be delveiedn al May, lisa
al Gibson, arkansas.
barrels OF resi- supeThnc flour
blshea of new held beans
pounds o good hard
pound d good hard candles
Of clean salt
gallons good cider vinegar
whole 10 be delivered in all May, lso2
#s 4 at Flt Saeiiing, ST. Peta'S.
375 Of fresh superfne flour
OF field
good
1854 of good hard taliow candles
AZ bushels o good clean dry fine salt
600 gallons OF good cider vinegar
The whole delivered from the 18th May 1867 TO The loti
June, 1852.
Ripley Of CroW wins RUe 100 miles ADORE Fort
" Smelling. H
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Cheap Novels.
TNHE Alexandra Dumas Price 50
The Adventures Of Christopher Tadpoe; by Albert Smith,
Price 50
The International Magazine July Price 25 cents.
Crime The Bottle; illustrated Price p
The TO The Pledge. Price 25 cents.
Daughter OF Night, by g. W. Fullum. Price % cents
Rena or, Snow Bird, by Caroline Lee Henz Price so
Mary Lawson by Eugene Sue. Price SO cents. - - -
FRANCk TAYLOR
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ttDOLD Pens, by w. Ftfe.--These pens, for su. sr
VI smoohness, and delicscy Of point spproach more ~
the quill pen and the hast in tbs Exhibition n-RT"
Judges of the Franklin Tnsifsfs Exhibition Of 1850 Ina
Fes ohique gold pen differs from all Others in curvns m
ing TO 20 degrees 10 the right tbe point where comes M
with the paper, and will be preferred by wnen
other The cole for the pstenfee for Washington 9"
undersigned, whose bookstore they may be yra
Aur9b FRANCk lh'pN
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DRIVATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who ha
received good and resided years IN Paris,
position
sol n private family OF respectabiiiy-
family connexions
parties highest responsibility either in this country
In England,
Mar
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THE History of Ranking. with n Comprehensive
Account Origin Rise aud Progress Of the Banks
land Ireland, Scotland by William j. Lawson Lon
don 1850. FRANCK TAYLOR.
nneQ
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IRON LONDONTbe Search for Sir John Franklin by c. r..
II Weld vol. and map, 1851.
sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regions; by r. L. simmons
volume and map, ls5
Lopdon Vicinity in ISL volume with map
cravings.
Hsndbo Guide London, with engravngs-1 vol, 1850
The Palace Of Industry origin and with
inKs--ls5i-puce "a cents 81. I'LL ts.#t
Logic for the Million the Art OF Reasonng-1 vol, 1851
The Culture and Commerce Of Cotton India elsewhere
J. Forbes Royie-t vol 1851. .tsa
England as spobea social and indus'rial by VIM. John
stop--o vols 1851. e
MscVeeors Commercial Nston.-5th
Dog Breaking by Lieut. Col Hutchinson edition. 1850
Aug FRANCK TAYLOR
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7 EwIs ARUNDEL. Railroad IT Lsfs, by the
Ia author Of Frank Farlegh. .l5 + u
The International Magazine for September.
bifs Of Mary Miss author Of Life Of
Anne Boleyp. .l
stusrs Dictionary Of Architecsurchsorcsl Descriptive opo
graphical decorative, heoecs mschsntcaio vols, Illustrated
by referred 70 in the work
Katharine Rebel of Dorchester; by W. Gilmore
Simma. s tNsM e}#ar
The Confcssor. historical novel.
just published This day received for sale by
TAYLOR n MAURY,
Ans 90 Booksellers 9TH
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THE eublic school Book, and all lhose useAhA
private academies and institutions in the District Cdua
and adja mt county. Far sale at New York prices by
TAYLOR 4 MAUI
Augi9 Bookseller. nsxSa
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STOyESi just received a very
large the latest
and kinds Among them will be found
the celebrated Ena cooking for which sole
this market None huted in the bottom
Etnan
plate portable furnaces for heating dwelling
houses put up the shortest notice.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and ith streets.
ept Stiff
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NATIONAL EATING HOUsE.-hrivai extraordinary, d.
West nde Annapolis BALTIMORE and other
crabs
superior 10 narket) woodcock, &c.
We solicit call, and pledge ourselves
please fastidious.
ly-Soup ready IL O'Clock. Families served as usual
June WALkER q sHADD.
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A BERNETHY's FAMILY PHYSICIAN. price ~ IT,
u ready sudden accident
Guide Health what TO eat drink, and avoid BY d. GU"
wel-pnce Is cents.
How be Happy admonory essay regimen eHvdssq
and mental govenment-price Is cents
Hydropbobiaitso origin, cure, and psvenon-wih mp6nh
.tructons keeping dog by VIM Osborne '"
price rs cents.
Coughs Colds, Asthma and other diseases OF the ches-sn
remedss-price Is cents.
For sale at TAYLOR MAURfs
Aug BOOKSTORE Pa avenue, 9Th suee
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INTERESTING TO THE PUBIJC.-The subscriber, hav-
established stand OF Andrew Coyle
opened and entirely Of boots and
description. hand all
articles usually the and rstcsss establishments and
public co~fdeny articles mod
prices. My stock comprises
Ladies' black CATERS, figured tipped, and planvey
beautiful
Ladies' black and bonzed tipped morocco and kid boots and
buskins
Ladies' black and bronzed Jenny Lind slippers and walking
shoes
Misses light, black boots, CATERS and slippers
Misses baok buskns and Jenny Linds
Chidren black, bonzed blue and light boots and
CATERS, all sorts
Containers CATERS various styles-very beautiful
DO lasting booecs, for comfort
DO calf boots and booees, of all styles and prices
Boys, youths, and children's goods Of NIL kinds
All which offered market prices and conf
IDENTITY best which be procured
July io--.odiw THos A. SCOTT.
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+ IFE and Correspondence of Lord sidmouth by
Ia the Hon Geo Peiew, ID. d. vols, syo. London.
Dictionary of PoeucAl and Miscellaneous
Jpo Il. Watson md II. II. Weld, ID. d.
Quotations selected and arranged by Rev.
III. Hastings Weld, ID. ID. | vol.
General History the sabbataian Churches by Mrs Tamar
Davi I ~
sebmitx,s History OF Greece l vol.
The Philosophy Mathematics translated from the French by
w. NJ. Gillespie
London Labor and the Poor, Not by Mayhem.
Binckwoods Magazine for May.
Just received aud for sale by TAYLOR MAURf,
WIS booksellers, near 8th street
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UULWER'S "Not SO Bad Scem"-a comedy.
- The Daughter of Night-a story by d. W. Fulum.
Eastbury-a tale by Anne IL. Drury. For sale by
TAYLOR b MAURy,
June 10 Books~Ilers, nsar Oh On
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u,RAvELs United States. &c.. during 1919 md
j 1850 by Lady Enmeiine stuart Wonley.
Godfrey The Life OF Author by Thomas Miller,
with twenty -four illustrations by 7" rbiz.n
London .sbor and the London Poor, part :,
July 20 fHANtk TAYLOR
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NJ LEW and complete edition OF Words worths Psers
~ vo-contapinr "1he Prelude" and all poems W W
de oh edited by Henry Reed.
For sale by .r,y
Aug ID Bookseiers. neat w "'N
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HEAVY ArtilIery-SicEe, Garrison, Scacoast, n
Ill Mountain Prepared by board Of officers for army
United States The instructions illustrated by many plates
Copies for sale in Washington city by
TAYLOR MAuRY,
Septic Booksellers near BIB sus
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-03-12
VOLUME XVII.
uur NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
pr,1,sHxp WEEKLY AND SEMI-WKKKL1, Br
WILLIAM W. HOLD EN-,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

Tx.xs OF THE WEEKLY. Two dollars per annum,
sdvance within the first month Two dollars and
6y cents; a pay%dn yd within six months from the time Of
subscribing.
Tr.us or THE SEx1-WEEKLY. Four dollars per
,,nnm in advance, within the first month; Four
dollars and fifty cents payment be delayed six months
.ime of subscribing
u The above rules will be inAe1ibly adhered to.
ApvERr1sExExTs not exceeding fourteen lines will
he inserted time for dollar, and twenty-five
cents for each subsequent insertions those of greater
length in proportion Court orders and Judicial Ad-
verisemens will be charged IS per cent higher than the
above rates. reasonable reduction will be made to
those who advertise by the year. Advertisements inser-
ted in the Semi Weekly Standard will also appear in
the Weekly Paper, free of charge.
Subscribers, and others, who may wish to send money
to the Editor do at all times, by Mail and at his
risk. Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-03-12

Do THE PEOPLE WANT CONVENTION! The Peo-
pie of the State want no Convention. The former
Convention very wisely provided way by which
prudent and udicious changes could be effected with
out the usual resort to Convention. There was
nothing that Convention did, which exhibited more
sagacty and foresight than that very provision which
and appeal to the ballot-box determine whether
change could be desired or not by the people. The
next campaign will be conducted upon the issue now
before them in regard to the change in voting for Sem
ators, and after that the people will again have it in
their power to say at the polls whether they like the
change enough to ratify it.
AS wise this provision is, as we'll guarded as it
has been in its various phases to prevent hasty or
nconsideate legislation, it is abused by the wings,
and the authors Of stgmazed by them as lit tie bet
ter than simpetons and fools. The people, however,
will know whom to mark as fools.
Charlotte Hornets Nest
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-03-12

ANOTHER SIGN. The Senate has passed a bill ap-
propriang millions of acres of the public lands.
equal TO twelve and half millions of dollars for the
purpose of endowing insane asylums in the several
States. This is one of the thousand indications,
daily transpring, of the tendency to consolidation n
our government Congress has no more right to ap-
make similar disposition of the public funds; thew
are alike the property of the government, subject
alike, to the restriction Of the Constitution. And
what. we ask, in the name of common sense has the
government at Washington to do with the insane
population of the different States! What clause in
the Constitution either by strict the most latitn-
spect? We fast losing sight Of the original de-
sign Of the confederacy. and if we keep on in the
same pace of progress the day is not distant when
the sovereign discretion of Congress will entirely
supersede the necessity for written Constitution.
Southern Sentinel
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SUPREME COURT.

This Tribunal adjourned on Wednesday, after an
exceedingly arduous session of nearly ten weeks. An
unusually large number of have been adjudica-
ted. The following are the closing decisions:
By RuFFlN, c. J. In Mclean McKethan, in
equity. from Cumberland, directing an enquiry. Al
so, in Hathcock Pennington, from Stany, affirming
the judgment. Also, in Headen Headen, in equity,
from Chatham. Also, in Williams Bryan, from
Bladen. directing venirc de nouo. Also, in Hamp-
ton Cooper, from Sorry, affirming the judgment.
Also, in Moye Albritton, in equity, from Pitt de-
claring there is in the order appealed from.
Also, in Donnell Mather, in equity, from Rocking
ham, declaring the plaintiffs entitled to partition and
directing reference. Also, in Doe er dem, Will
Jams Harrington, from Moore, affirming the judg-
ment. Also, in Threadglv " hite, from Anson, af-
frming the judgment. Also, in Bynum Bynum.
from Randolph Judgment reversed and venire de mono.
Also in Harris Harris, in equity, from Rutherford,
dsmissing the bill with costs. Also, in State v
Arnold, from Columbus; argument required.
By NASH, J. In Smith ' Cameron, from Bladen,
affirming the judgment. Also, in Doe er dem, Moore
Eason, from Pitt; judgment reversed and renire de
noro. Also, in McNair Mckay, from Bladen, af:
irming the judgment. Also, in State Small, from
Pasquotank, declaring that there is error. Also,
in Glover v Re1dick, from Perquimans judgment
reversed and uenire de 1000. Also, in Tarkenton v
Latham, from Washington, affirming the judgment.
Also, in Sloan Stanly, Adm'r. cases,) from Gull
ioius diuiuiiS TIC JuoSthch'' AIS1s III NACDuSdIu
Smith, from Columbus, affirming the judgment. Also,
in Bell Tooley, from Hyde; judgment reversed and
venire de Also, in Reid Pass, from Caswel,
affirming the decree. Also, in Potter v Potter, in
equity, from New Hanover, directing a decree for
plaintiff. Also, in Hammer Winburn. in equity,
from Guilford. Also, in Melvin v. Robinson, in equi
ty, from Sampson, dismissing the bill with costs.
By PEARSON, J. In Easton v Easton, from Pitt,
in equity: Also, in Waldo and Sherrod, from Pitt !;
judgment reversed and uenire de Also, in Tur-
rentine Faucet, from Orange, affirming the judg-
ment. Also, in Willard Blunt, from Beaufort,
affirming the judgment. Also, in Kemp carp, in
equity, from Johnston, declaring that the plaintiff has
a right to redeem and directing reference. Also,
in Whitfield Strust, in equity, from Wayne, dismiss
ing the bill with costs. Also, in Hooks v Lee. in
equity from Wayne, declaring that the demurrer was
properly overruled. Also State Johnson, from
Yancy judgment reversed and judgment for Defend
ant.
0rrAdam's Doctrine of Equity is to be read by
students applying for Superior Court License, instead
of Fonblanque's Equity.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-03-12

The present administration of the general pov,rn.
men estimates the receipts for the present fiscal wear
at $45 900 and the expenses atabout 900 900.
If the government cannot get along in time of pro-
found peace s45, 600 900 year, it is time another
administration was taking the helm of affairs. We
see it stated that the estimate for the army now in
time OF peace is equal to $500 per soldier in service
against less than $4OO during the Mexican war.
How the government manages to spend more than
$45, ,0OO, 900 year now is marvel to US, when no
democratic administration in a time of peace ever
reached $35 000 900 for ordinary expenditures Whg
administrations know how to spend money, at ali
events. .. Norfolk .argus.
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LEATHER. LEATHER.

WE are now receiving Stock of Leather for the
w Spring trade, which, for extent variety and quail
y, has been surpassed in Petersburg. We re-
specully request examination by customers and
all others who may want any articles in our line and We
pledge ourselves not to be undersod by any House in
Virginia. Indeed there many articles of our own
manufacture that sell low they are to be had
in any Northern city, Below we give some OF the Lead
ing articles:
100 sides Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather
$50 do Russell and Waxed Upper Leather.
$50 doz Calf Skins embracing IL different grades
$50 do Lining and Binding Skins.
Skirting, Harness and Bride Leather.
Bag Hides and Hog Skins.
Patent Leather of every kind.
F. A. & r. H. FORD.
No 2l, Old Street.
Opposite B. P. Harrisons Saddlery.
Petersburg, Va.
N. B. Always in store supply Of sewed and p gged
Brogans of our make at the lowest market prices
Petersburg, Va, March 8, 1851. 2c-tf
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KERR & MAR B URY,

Importers and Dealers in
China, Cut, Pressed and Plain Glass.
AND EARTHERN WARE,
Lamaas, Looking Glasses. Rrtttoa''ta and Sfdcer
Plated Ware, Sko,uer Baths, Refrigerator, &c.
Sign Of the Octagon Pitcher,
SYCAMORE STREET.
Petersburg, Va.
Are receiving their Spring supply, embracing large,
new and handsome assortment of all kinds of articles
usually be found in such establishments They
prepared to offer goods at low rates any similar
House North. An examination of their stock respect
fully solicited.
Petersburg. Va, Feb. 26, 1851. 34-st.