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rss, SPRING SUPPLY OF d.
SE BOOTS, SHOES, &c. &c.
EDWARD D. KEELING g. C.

II y w n y D. n u r III q q z o.,
No, ls9 BROAD STREET,
Have just opened portion OF their Spring stock of
GOODS and will be receiving additions by arrivals
from the Northern and Eastern cities. They particu-
arly invite the attention of the ladies to their hand
some assortment OF ladies' and misses Shoes, Ankle
ties and Caters, embracing as it does the Jenny Lind"
and "Parodl' styles. They have also fine assort-
ment OF Boots, Shoes, &c. for gentlemen and boys
Bags, Trunks &c.-all of which they are anxious to
dispose of at the lowest rates. for cash. Thankful for
past patronage, they intend merting continuance of
the same. my 5-l2t
CHEESE.-45 boxes n Y Dairy and Imitation
~ English, landing per Hanover, for sale by
my9 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


HOUSE AND LOT In DUVAL,S ADDI-
e. TON, FOR SALE AT AUCT[ON.-Will
be sold on WEDNESDAY AFTERN DON, the 18th
May, 1891 upon the premises, commencing at O'clock
halt acre lot No 49, in Duvas addition situated at the
corner OF St Stephens and Federal Streets on which
there stands large framed dwelling. 1t will be diyd-
ed so as to suit the views of purchasers.
TERMs-One-thrd cash, balance at 4 and 8 months.
Tor negooble notes. interest added secured by trust
deed, or title withheld.
my w. GODDIN. Auct. q.
TENRUST SALE OF A DISTILLERY,-Rv
virtue of deed Of trust, dated 24th day OF March
1851 executed to us by Jno s Langhorne and Jas G
Hunt, we will sell on the 18th day of Nav. 1851 on
the premises known the Lynchburg Distillery tn,
lease the house, and all the fixtures Of large dist
ling establishment capable of doing business of 200
bushels per day.
The distillery erected some two years since in
the most modern and approved STYLE is supplied with
hrst-rae spring for the mas,i-tub firs.rate
steam engine of IL Is horsepower two large boilers
" feet long, 80 inch diameter; together with water
power tor grinding grain and all and every necessary
and convenience Tor immediate operations.
This sale offers opportunity which seldom presents
Itself to any one wishing to engage in very profitable
business.
Terms Of sale liberal, and will be made known on
the day of sale.
fof B. 3 fA N4WLlN' russee..
Sale by MosBY & HoLooMBE, Auconeers
my 5--tds
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zee CREA vi FREEZERS.- Johnson's patent
~ Ice Cream Freezers, another supply just received
tor sale by r. M. ZIMME RMAN
my 10 Isl Eagle SQUARE
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- Monongala, No. 52-to be drawn 10th of Nav
Capitals $50, Is O0O 1907, 1000, 5000, 1000 of
2O0O 10 Of 1900, 10 Of 1000, 500 of $780, &c. ~ nos,
l6 drawn. Tickets SIS.
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AUCTION SALES.
UTURE VS..
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE s. "a

6OAh CASES BOOTS AND SHOES AT
<0VV AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, the 10th
instant, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at
our auction store 200 cases Shoes and Boots now in
store and on the way from the manufacturers suited
to the present and approaching season, and comprising
varied and desirable assortment consisting in part Of
Mems sewed and pegged Brogans
20 do do Brogues
Do do do Boots
Do do Pumps and Slippers
Womens sewed and pegged Shoes Buskns and
Boots
Misses sewed and pegged Shoes, Buskns and
Boots
Boys sewed and pegged Brogues and Brogans
Poys do do Boots
All in great variety as to quality and size
ALSO-175 sides Leather
40 Leather Trunks
so reams Letter Paper
TERMs-Under 800 cash. over 800, months Gre
dit for approved negotiable paper.
~ Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
my y Auctioneers.
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Monongaia. No. 55-to be drawn 18th of May
Capitals: S33000 $685. il 600 5000 1000 Is Of 1000
10 OF 500, ia OF 200, &c. &c nos IL drawn. Tickets
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, Monongalla No. 60-to be drawn the 3lst of NAV
Capitals $4,000, 10000. 10000, 10000, 4OoO 2os9.
40 Of 1000 40 of $780, 200 of 200. 78 nos Is drawn,
Tickets So
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INH ORE NEW MUSiC.-P- IT ia

~, Just received among others, the following beau
= The Barney Polka Wild Briar yalse de Salon, bv
W. Wallace; Paluxent Waltz, by Engebrecht; Al
exander Polka New Years Schottish, BY D. Albert:
J. lhe MUSES. Polka; I'm Premier Amour, Redowa; Elk
Hill Waltz; Dover do; Blhewood do; BelieyilIe do:
Jack Dan Polka; Polish Waltz, for guitar
PIANO FORTE 81 MTJSJC STOPE
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II ARGE STOCK SALE OF CLOTHS.
~ CASSlM ERES, VESTINGS, FANCY
GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, &C. AT
AUCTION.-By virtue of a trust deed executed to
me as trustee Tor the benefit of creditors and by
guest of Ellis McElroy, the grantor in the said deed,
shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder on
MONDAY next, the 18th day of May, 1851, COM
mencg at " o'clock all the Goods, Fixtures, &c. in
Hotel recently occupied by the said McEroy.
The stock consists part of the very best Of Cloths
Casslmeres, Vestings, Ready made Clothing for men
and boys, OF superior quality Also fine assortment
of Hdkts Scals Gloves, in fact every kind of article
usually found in gentemans furnishing establishment
All OF the goods fresh, having been but recently
purchased from the best sources at the North
Terms OF SALE-All sums under 500, cash. 800
and over, credit of sixty days will be given for ap
proved negotiable paper.
E. NANCE, Trustee.
PULLIAM & SHADE Aucts NV I'D
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EIDDER'S INDELIBLE IN K.-A fresh
HA supply of this superior article for marking purpo
SEES, with preparations; also, Mrs Madisons and
riety of other kinds without the preparations received
and for sale by ADIE 81 GRAY,
my Successors to A. Duval, l47 Main ST.
NOTICE.-We invite the attention of professors
II Of music, amateurs and the public particularly the
lovers of really superior instruments to two OF those
wonderful pieces of mechanism, known as Worces-
ters Pianos, which have just received by schooner
Richmond. After large excess of orders, are
receiving supplies OF the various Styles and those of our
friends who have been waiting for particular patterns
can now be supplied. MORRIS & BRO,
nv 3 Booksellers and Dealers in Pianos
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REGULAR SALE DAYS

by ALEXANDER MOTT.
NOEL Main street, opposite the city Hotel.
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TELEGRAPHED
ADJOURNMENT OF THE CONVENTION.
(HARTFsToN Nav O ISk1

---.t-. SHAhLESIoN, MAY ., lo0l
The Convention of the Southern Rights Asso-
citation adjourned sine die yesterday, after adopting
the Address and Resolutions reported by Col
Gregg, from the committee Of 81, which favour
secession on the part of South Carolina, without
reference to the cooperation of the other Southern
States, and look to State Convention for the en-
bodiment, and to the State Legislature for the
speedy exercise, of the sovereign power, towards
that end. The Convention likewise appointed
State Central Committee, in furtherance of the OBJ
jects had in view by the Southern Rights Asso-
ciaton
Great excitement prevails in this city.
DEATH OF JUDGE BRICE.
BALTIMORE, May g. P. M.
Judge Brice, an aged and revered citizen, died
last night, at his residence in this city. He had
attained his soth year, and descends to the tomb
"full of years and full of honors"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
BY RICHARD CAUTHoRN.

FURNITURE WAGON AT AUCTION
r. THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, in rear of Mr.
George Summers. will sell at auction, an excel
lent covered Jersey Wagon, with harness nearly new.
HORSES-Also, several saddle and harness HORSES
my 10 r. CAUTHORN Auct
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STRATTON'S OFFICE, No. 5. South 18th
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATToN's the man,
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a. FOR RENT.-The very desirable house on
EI Frankn near Goth street, at present occupied by
Mr. w. H. Davis, in good order, with comfortable
N.Y. ]. M. TAYLOR
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;,h Mner ss S ,b OF v
which they applicable, and in which they are con-
ira indicated, accompanied by map OF routes and dis
tances "a work, ewritten by VIM Barke, M. d. a,
just published and for sale by
my8 MORRIS & BRO.
M NERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA., a
lvA new work by VIM. Burk e, Just published by
MORRIS g. BRO,
my6 81 Main st.
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SATURDAY-Sussex extra, No. 56-Capita "a :
500 IS numbers, IL drawn. Tickets 81, halves SOC.
quarters Csc.
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FRIDAY-Sussex, No. 37-Capital: $4,000. X
nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81.
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a. FOR RENT.-A comfortable house on Mar
EsA shall near I'd street, suitable for small family
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$4,000 SOLD!
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, No. 3O-April 18th:
As 60 70 So SO so II 80 80 46 IS "a IL.
Ticket Nos 50 3d. the second capital of $40, 900;
whole nos. II, prize of 800, sold and paid by
~ STRATTON
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, extra, No. 5O-Aprl 26th:
IA Is al 30 l9 AZ 46 % SO 68 Is 66.
Whole Nos. IA % 68; ticket Nos. IS Al 46-two
sold and paid by S'TRATTON
Drawn numbers Of Sussex, extra, No 51-April 29th
81 10 81 81 80 II 81 a 25 60 % Is.
q j. j. : : s., Three sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia, No. 49-May 8:
2 IS 10 l3 IS II 80 IL Al 81 81 73.
Whole Nos. II 10 So, prize of $1,000, L.,
Ticket 10 80 Al, do do do $500, by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, No. 36-May 5th:
IS "A Is l Is Ga &C IS 81 II 26.
Ticket Nos. As IS, a prize of $500, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
- rs 40 81 2 % 50 SO Is II 10 Is.
Half Nos. Q 81, Two more sold and paid by
Ticket" Is IL 49,S STRATTON.
Drawn Numbers of Monongao, No 5l-May. 9Th /:
81 l9 10 46 Is &c 8 so IS 8 Is 10 50 /.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER UNION.
New YORK, May sth-10, P. NJ.
The steamer Union arrived to-day, in six days and
ten hours from New Orleans.
General Scott Adutant Jones and the celebrat ted
Ravel family are among the passengers.
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IA HOUSE ON CLAY STREET FOR
Esa RENT.-The large and desirable house on Clay
street, opposite the residence of Mr.. A. Dill at present
occupied by w. P. w. Taylor, with ample accommo-
datons for gentee family, in perfect ORDER with all
necessary outhouses. Apply to
apes j. M. TAYLOR
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epsp6A BAGS RIO Il LAGUYRA COZ
sDeDV FEE, in store, for sale.
INV 10 WINcTOM
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The President of the United States, having ac-
cepted Gas we have heretofore stately the invita-
ton of the Directors of the New York and Erie
Railroad Company to attend the celebration of the
completion of their great enterprise on the l4th
instant, will leave Washington on Monday morn
ing, and will be attended by the Secretary of State
the Secretary ofthe Navy, the Postmaster General
and the Attorney General, unless some unexpec,
ted event should cause change in the present
arrangements. Int. of gssterdau.
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RUMORED ARREST OF GONZALES.
BALTIMORE, May g.
Dispatches have been received here announcing the
arrest OF Gonzales at Savannah who is charged with
planning an expedition against Cuba
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TEl No. IO1 MAIN STREET, W.
viii open her SPRING g. SUMMER MILNE
RY on TUESDAY, the 9th OF May, consisting of
Dress Caps, &C.. which will be added beautiful as
sortment of silk and lace Vsetes French worked Che
msetts, Collars, Underseeves and Cuffs, which she
has just received on consignment from a French i'm
porting house, and which will be offered at New York
prices, for cash. my 5-6t
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FURTHER DECLINE IN COTTON.


INEw 0kh' FIdy % +. WI.
Private letters from Liverpool of the 26h state that
Cotton had declined eighth, making the total de-
cline Id. On that day the sales were 5000 bales
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ELECTION OF GOVERNOR.
HARTFORD, Conn, May 8.
Thomas II. Seymour, Dem, was Today elected Co
vernon of Connecticut by the Legislature He was cho-
sen BY three majority.
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FHNEA. is packages extra fine Gunpowder: 10
Ill half chest Pouchong, for sale by
my7 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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E6A KITS NO 1. MACK EKEL, Boston in.
eIe1 specton, for sa lie by E. H. SKINKER.
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NTAYLOR'S CAST AND SH EAR STEEL.
a full assortment, from to 2 inches square, for
sale al very low rates by E. H. SKINKER.
NV
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A. FOR RENT.-One of those new and desira
Eu bic Tenenlens on 7th street, between Grace ant
Franklin Streets with every convenience for family
residence, is now completed and for rent Apply t.
ap IA K. WHITFIELD e. SON
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a. FOR RENT, on French Garden Hill, plen-
EM SAINT and desirable framed building suitable for
genteel family. Rent 1925 per annum. Apply to
| TOLER & COOK, Agens
| mh7 Lisles Row
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AL the eGoEts n fhsm . new, eahlnsG hAre ALL
ed. The negotiations with ~. RaSvot we're broken
of last Monday. Il i not known who il aow
charged with this diflanph adair. Nokhia& lasts
so long in France a. the temporary, and there is
now fair prospect ofcontinuing in intsvregnum
until next month. This cannosbe complained Of.
for the present transition ministry, though de-
6cient in oratorcai talent, 10 less overbearing and
more modest than it's predecessor. Besides It has
the virtue Of attending much more promptly to
the business of the different departments Of gov
eminent.
The duke of Bordeaux has written letter to
forbid the fusion Of tho Legitmsts aud Bona
partists.
No advance seems to have been made to the
President by the Orleanists. They seem to be
vsxsd at the ambiguity Of Minister Vaisse' : Ian
guage. in his answer to the Interpolation on the
law regulating The presidential elections, He was
asked, Does the government intend To apply the
law of May 3lst' His answer was in substance
that the government was clearly of opinion that
the election of the assembly members and Of the
President should be under the same law. A res
olution Of confidence in the ministry ads pied.
The position fpsrties in the national assembly
is stated by La Paire follows; the mountain is
composed Of about go votes, and the extreme
right Of nearly 80 votes, who always ready TO
unite for the purpose Of embarrassing the govern
ment. There are 100 votes of the moderate right
conducted by NJ M. Berger, de Saint-Priest and
de Vntmeuil; 30 votes Of the furiouists, recently
formed by M. Mole, and represented outside the
assembly by M M. Guizot, Duchatel and Dumon;
80 votes Of the regency party, directed by M.
Theirs: 80 votes Of the third party, who obey the
suggestions Of M. Dufaure; and go votes who
have energeticalIy sustained the government dur
ing the late crises. With such mixture of par
ties as this, we may well conceive the difficulties
which M. Barrot or any other statesman has TO
encounter in the attempt to form satisfactory
ministry.
Considerable excitement has been created in po-
litica circles by the publication of letter said to
have been written by the late Marshal Bugeaud,
which makes some disagreeable revelations in re-
lation to the events of February, l848. Its au-
thenticty is doubted by some.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
: Il Il II III q s e q II f.,
VIRGINIA MEDICAL GAZETTE.

VIRGINIA MEDICAL GAZETTE.
THIS Journal will be issued on the first of each
! month, each number containing 60 large oc-
tavo pages, making 800 pages Of reading mat
ter annually. Ii will be devoted to Medical
Science generally, Original Articles and Conribu-
tons from the profession through out the country
reviews Of the important publications in this
country and abroad, and full record of what is
transporting in the Medical world.
Expensive arrangements have been made TO
give digest and important extracts from the Eu-
ropean Journals, soon as they arrive in this
country Interesting operations, cliniques and
cases occurring in the lnfrmary Of the Richmond
Medical College and other public institutions in
Virginia, as well as in private practice, will be
regularly reported. Also, the transactions Of III
"Medical Society of Virginia." and such others
as will furnish their proceedings.
TERMs,-Three Dollars per annum, in ndrance,
or -Four Dollars per annum, if paid after the mid
die Of the year.
I$eA liberal discount will be given to agents
and canvassers.
All communications to be addressed to the Ed-
tor and Proprietor, posi- paid, or they will not be
taken from the Office.
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Gen. Foote Is now on tue stump in Missis-
sippi On the 81 last he delivered speech at
Jackson, which wac replied TO by G. i. Hooker,
The Mississippian says that Foote got the worst
of the debate--a fact we can very readily be-
lieve, for few Of the anti-Southern rights men
have yet had the termeriiy TO debate before the
people the compromise measures of the last
Congress.
Gen. Foote was very fierce against the "South-
ern traitors'---a curious appollation for one TO
use who, with Toombs, Clemens and others, was
so closely identified with those " traitors" just
before the" omnibus" was constructed
But the queerest part OF his speech is thus
noted by the Mississirpian:
Gen. Footo, with great solcmnity declared
that California will be slave State in a short
time. And in this the spbmissionists have
changed their opinion. Six months ago, TO in
duce the people to acqaiesce in the compromise
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The Democratic Republicans have returned
their candidates in several Of The commgnes ia
the Youth OF France.
ITALY.
An The ,,e,,hars of H., n,uucin,l co,,cc;l q,
Milan have r.s;rra5 in o,der r. avo;d ,he -.
s;tv Of ,.y;,,,. hon,,. n, r. r,,,,.,ro. ~ -,
tr;. ann, IL .nnrns.hino y;s;, ,a IN. ~,
p1N"A"A AND me poo"its'
Austria having succeeded, under the pretence
OF being the ally Of Denmark, IN lnundatng the
Duchles with her troops, IS now assduously en-
gagged In endeavorng to pick a quarrel with
Denmark, In order to have an excuse for keeping
those troops there at the expense OF her ally
General SIgnounl, the Austrian commissions.
acting, no doubt, under the Instructions OF hle
government has behaved IN soins1ldng a na'i-
ner to tbs Danish commssary that challenge h1s
been the consequence. The fact j. the Anstra
has an enormous army which she eannot fag or
subsist, and therefore she endeavors 70 Qgsrtar
them on her neighbors: her policy Is in llct, an
an organized system of plumber. II Is really
time, says the London Sun, that the solvent and
civilized governments of Europe should comblHe
together to put stop to the swindngs and rob
borIes OF this bankrupt and brigand power.
EARTHQUAKE AT MAkRI AND RHODES.
Te,~;b. D,s,r,.,;on NJ re, o,y p,o,s.,,
'V"' ''''' ''''''"' 80 " ''e'
y, ,o'''oe "".' ""'e pso, ~. ~
~ y. -, 800 "a "a ~ ;,a !
""u :, '''o .', 81. Wy NV ','a"r "
A. ~ ~ 1,','. Nv! 80 ~ ''o,'
!. A.. 80 ~ ,..:.''s NJ -. - = = -.
~ '"e ''u'o '".,'uue 40 se" io'n' "'u J, us''
az nan ~ tn Eo;ah '. opa'asr,i !,
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swadla, they told tllc,n that California was not
adapted y slavery. and That TIE application Of
III Ki'mol Prollso "a anctler forW," would
lave ~ praSsicaieil c;. Gen. Foote spoke with
diree reference 10 The views OF the California
Legislature now IN session. We place his de
earalion on record that the accuracy OF il may
be tested by Che action OF that body Bat one
.faci is implied in the declaration Of Gen Foote
California being adap ed 70 slavery, it would
have been an Institution of the country but for
" ne application ~ tae Wlnsot Pfopiso "a another
form We cal upon the people to bear this in
mind, while they are brooding over the deep
wrongs and TIC burning insults which have been
Inflicted upon them BY the free-soil majority
and their eon.esei9lcs from the South WAC yio-
lated tie Expressed viii &c their constituents"
= wrii3r ron Califoraia, IN the Hartford
4lnc4 sf 81 believe there are more poor
people ID California, Ia proportion 10 the mum
ber the inha5ants, than in the rest of the
United States
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iicles at the lowest price, quality considered, shaI
receive contract for the same, on executing a
bond, with two or more sureues, satisfactory 10
the clerk, for the performance OF the same, under
a forfeiture Of twice the contract price IN of
failure which bond must be filed in the Office Of
said clerk within ten days after the proposals have
been opened and the result declared.
The right is reserved, IN case it should be ne
cessary, to order further supply of all any Of
the articles contained in the above list
The clerk also reserves the right to judge and
determine whether the articles offered conform 10
the samples furnished or not, and may, in his dis
erection, refuse to receive them, If in his opinion
they do not answer the purpose for which they
are intended.
II. Nj. YOUNG,
Clerk House of Representatives U. s.
April i5-IawtJulyI
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TO ADVERTISERS.

This publication offers great facilities for adver-
Using, circulating it does very extensively in
Virginia, North and South Carolina and Mary
land, and throughout the South generally A few
Advertisements OF Medical Schools, Books, In
struments, &c, and Medicines, will be inserted on
the following terms:
For one page, per nnnum, S50--or one psetiou,
$40; for half page, per nnnum. S30-or one inser-
ton, So; for quarter page, S20--or one insertion,
81.
Special arrangements for CARDS, &c, Of line
or two will be made
Advertisements to be paid for in odrance. No
qudck medicine advertisements will be taken.
I;TOFee on Bank Street, near 9th, Richmond
Va. March ~