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BAPTIST BOOK DEPOsITORY.-1

BAPTIST BOON DEPOS1TORf TO
ID SUPERINTEND ENTS OF SUNDAY
SCHOOLS The subscriber would now inform
you that he has hand a large stock of Books OF
the American Sunday School Union Publications
for Sunday Schools. viz Libraries No. l, 2 and
of 100 vols a:h, $40; Juvenile Library IS vols S.
Village Library, Nos l and 2, "a vols. So; Chld's
Cabinet Library, 20 vols, 50 So Sunday School
Hymn Books, cents; Penny Hymns, l cent /;
Union Spellers Ct cents; Union Primmers 2 cents ;
Union Questions, No. to l2, st cents; Union Con
secutve Questions, viz Mathew, Mark, Luke and
John each ct cents Child's Scripture Questions,
10 cents; Class Books, cents and cents Minute
Book, 25 cents; Record Book, 25 cents, &c.
Also, large stock of American Tract Society's
Publications, and of Religious Works-a full sup.
ply of all Denominatonal ano Standard Evangeli.
cal Works. CHARLES WORKMAN,
my27 Depository
T IPPINCOTT,s CABINET HIsTO-
Ia RIES OF THE UNITED STATES, written by
T S Arthur and VIM E Carpenter. Histories of
Virginia, Kentucky and Georgia now reRdy-esch
62K cents.
In this series of histories the author, while pre-
senting concise but accurate narrative of the do
mestic policy of each State, will give greater pro-
minence to the personal history of the people. The
dangers which continually lowered around the
early coonists; the stirring romance of life passed
fearlessy amid peril the incidents OF border war
fare; the adventures OF hardy pioneers; the keen
watchfulness the subtle SURPRISE the ruthless at.
tack, and prompt taliation-all these having had
an important Influence upon the formation of the
American character, to be faithfully recorded,
while the progressive developments uf the citizens
of each individual State from the rough forest life
of the earlier day to the polished condition of the
present, will exhibit picture OF national expansion
as instructing as il is interesting. Books sent by
mail when desired.
my 20 HAROLD g. MURRAY.
A STONIsA1NtS mEDiCINE FOX TIL Z
II NEkVES!-The Thousands who have used DR.
RISES NERVOUS CORDIAL, for Heart Dis
esses, Nervous Tremor of the Muscles Paipitation
Heart Burn, Tic Dooreux Pain the Face, Neu
ralgia, Wakefulness or Resrlessness, ind instant
relief. few doses cures the most violent Nervous
Headache. 1t allays the most violent nervous al.
fectons, and ersdicates them from the SYSTEM and
is grand restorer to a weak constitution The va.
rious diseases Of the nervous system have long
batiied the skill OF our most eminent physicians
but all in vain, until this Nervous Cordial was dis.
covered and prepared by DR. J s Rose. Price so cts
per bottle. For sale by r DUvAL,
my25 Under American Hotel.
%f00 REWARD.-One Hundred Dollars
" lUU Reward will be paid to any person who
will give such evidence as win lead to the con.
viction of the person or persons, who fired the
House belonging 10 the Richmond and Dan VILE
Railroad, at Browns summit. on Friday the 2lst
May, between the hours of and p II.
JNO n. OSBORNE,
my26 sup't transportation.
I INIk.--eoo casls fresh Thomastou Lime, just
myM -. EDWIN woRTHAM 4 co.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDJN,

BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
NTONE QUARRY AT AUCTION.-WilI
~ be sold On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the
18th June, 1852, upon the premises, commencing at
. o'clock. Stone Quarry, containing eight acres,
ing Exals Quarry. Terms cash
jes w. GoDDIN, Auctioneer.
SMALL FARM NEAR FAIRFIELD
- FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold on
Wednesday Afternoon, the 10th day of June,
1852, upon the premises, commencing at 5 o'clock
the small FARM near Fairfield, at present occupied
by Mr.. Anthony Traobert, containing u acres two
which are well set in grape vines. 1t also has
an orchard of choice fruit trees of various kinds
and is well apted for market garden. Ii will be
sold subject to trust deed in favor of Valentine
Hecker, executor of Christian Degenhardt for
$780, payable eight years from the 29th July, 1851,
with interest thereon till paid.
Terms cash. as to residue.
jes w. GODDIN, Auc.
MOST VALUABLE BUILDING l. OF
Itl ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE, BE.
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Wi be sold on Friday
next, the 1lth day of June, 1882 upon the preIns-
es, commencing at 5 o'clock P NJ, that valuable
Building Lot on the South side Of Grace, between
9Th and 9Th Streets fronting 80 feet, running back
163 feet, with the privilege OF an alley extending
out to 9th sire ct. The lot will be sold subject to
the right of the Bevidere Manufacturing Company
to convey the water from the spring upon said lot
through the same to 9Th street, and thence to the
said Manufacturing Companys paper mill
TERMs.-Onefourth cash; balance, at A. 8, and
IL months, for negotiable paper interest added, and
title retained till the last note shall be paid.
jee w. GODDIN, Auct.
CALE OF VALUABLE LAND, BEING
y PART OF THE WILTON ESTATE, JUST
BELOW RICHMOND, UNDER DECREE IN
CHANCERY-Under the directions OF decree
of the Circuit Court of Chancery, for the County
of Henrico, pronounced on the 23d day of April,
1882 i'll the suit of Cunningham against Randolph
and others, the undersigned, Deputy Sheriff Tor
Isaac A. din, Sheriff of Henrico county, will,
on the Nineteenth day Of June next, proceed sell
at public au ction, on the premises, to the highest
bidder, for Cash, at IL o'clock A. NJ, so much of
the Welton estate was at a sale heretofore made
OF part OF said estate purchased by John e. Pleas
ants, being the two lots numbered and on the
plat OF survey flied in the papers of said suit, con-
tanning fifty six and one fourth acres each.
THOS. w. boswell, d. s.,
my 29-20t for |. A. GODDIN, 5. HI. c..
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~ NGTICE.-MUKE NEW A.
Uni BOOTS AND SHOES JUST RE

- street, Richmond, Va-The subscriber
would most respectfully call the attention OF his
friends, customers and the public generally to his
assortment of Boots, Shoes, Trunks Carpet Bags,
Valises, &C. not celebrated only for beauty of fit
style, &c, but celebrated for another and very im
poItant object that is the durability and satsiac
ton they give the wearer, to wnich the subscriber
would most respectfully call the attention of ladies
and gentlemen IN want of Boots and Shoes of good
quality, as they will always tird the best of goods
delphia made, ana at the lowest prices.
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes,
lie Trunks. Carpet Bays Valises. &c
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NOTICE.-As | expect to be absent from the
" city in short time, and probably remain for
three or four months, respectfully request all per-
sons indebted me to come forward and settle VITA
either myself or E. Dews and all persons having
claims against me will please present them for set
Element as speedily possible.
lie 7-2w* BERNARD O'NFILL
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WASHINGTON MUNICIPAL ELEcrIor.-On
Monday, Mr.. John w. Maury was elected
Mayor Of Washington city, by majority Of
S9S. over Mr. Lenox, the present incumbent
The contest was an exciting one.
There was considerable disorder in some OF
the Wards, with tremendous enthusiasm. and
the successful party illuminated the whole
city with bonfres. &c.
TERRIBLE DEATH.-Last Thursday evening
a terrible accident occurred at the WOODEN fac.
tory IN Staunton. While an employee, Mr..
Humphrey, was engaged ia some business
pertaining TO the machinery, he was precip-
.itated head foremost into vat of hot water. and
so scaded as TO cause his death in a fow hours.
He leaves family, who reside in Baltimore.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
-Ir7IIRTHER BY THE HERMANN.

,n.nv. with a capital of two millions
hnndred thousand pounds, has been start
nudon, TO establish Il line OF steamers
60 e a. The Thames and New York, touching
al Cork for passengers .o.o noo ,
nsr cent. interest, had been reissued IN Lon
Jon bv the Rothschilds.
The principal feature OF the political newsis
.La address OF Lord John Russell to the electors
~ the city of London. He announces himself
candidate tor the city at the approaching
election, which relates his rumored appoint
MON, 10 the peerage. His address reviews the
n,n, The late ministry, and bids high for
nonuarity and office.
The new Csyst Palace project excites
o,ns, interest, aud double the number OF
Shares required have been applied for.
FRANCE.
The mission of Al. de Heckerrn TO the En-
,erors Of Austria and Russia has proved CON-
prIefe failure-5oih of them having refused him
Accounts freln Paris chiefly relate TO the
sneculatious concerning q coalition formed
sFsinst Napoleon by the northern powers du.
ring the recent visit OF the Gar.
The sale of Marshal Soulfs pictures has
cen concluded. The total proceeds OF the sale
amounted TO one million four hundred anc
seventy seven thousand seven hundred and
thirty francs.
SARDINIA.
The Ministerial crisis in Sardinia was likely
10 conclude by the appointment of the Marqui:
de Azeigis as President of the Council.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 25th.-The Cotton marke
is tending upwards, with an increased de
mand.
Observation-Disclosures circular of Tues
dav saws there was fair attendance at to-day
market. and Wheal and Flour met with
good consumptive demand at Sd advance il
-four and Id i'll wheat. Corn was very scarce
and parcels on the spot brought Is to lSd il
advance. There were no cargoes off III
coast.
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NEW BOOkS.-T. H. GRESHAM. 1894 BROAD
lN street, has just received
Pequinils tale by G James, suthor of
Story Withou- Name, 6c-price &c
Sartain' Magazine for July, containing the Pic.
torial Life of General Andrew Jackson-price CSC
The Corsican Brothers Dumas great Dramatic
Roms nce-price 25c
. Viola or Adventures ia the far Southwest, bv
Emerson Bennett, author of Prairie Flower-price
3Sc
Wiburn, or the Heir of the Manor: Romance
of Virginias early days, by Walter Whitmore, Esq,
price 25e
Kate Penrose, or Life and its Lessons, by Mrs
Hubback, author of the Wife's Sister third sup
gly-price CSC
The Swamp steed, or the Days of Marion and
his Merry Men: a splendid Revolutionary Ro-
mance-price soc
The EarI's Ward-prce Csc
The Apocryphal Testament, very queer book
price soc
Gideroy, the Freebooter-price 25c
Littell's Living Age, No 42i-price 25c
Besides, great variety OF new and standard pub
lc7tions, Magazines and Periodicals, constantly on
hand. jeS
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GTORAGE.-I am prepared 20 receive any
y quantity Of Herrings on Storage, at Lumber
House, on the Dock.
les John w WRIGHT
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.Ooal SEATS FOX sUMMER.-The sub
scriber is in receipt of beautiful assortment
Oh Zane Chairs, which are SO desirable for sum-
lneI. Deing hgnt' snowy, cool and durable, are es.
peciaiy recommended for country residences cot.
tages; In fact, they are suitab for any place or
person, The assortment consists of
Han, dining, Office and piazza Chairs
Ladies Sewing, with or without rockers.
Childrens Table, also smaller sizes
s. las suitable for piazzas or halls
The above can be made to order of anv des,un
the purchaser might desire Fur sale at the House
Furnishing Store OF
jes L. GINTER. l37 Main stree,
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Culver SPOONS, &C.-We have just re.
y ceived an additional supply of Silver Table,
Dessert, and Tea Spoons Pickle Knives ami
Forks, Butter Knives; also, Plated Spoons and
Forks GENNET T. JAMES,
leg Eagle Square.
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'lNO CONTRACTORS IN CARPE n.
ceived by the subscriber until the 25.h of this
month"; for certain work by CarpC nters, Bricklay-
ers Plaserers, Painters &C. required in the exten-
sion OF certain building about four miles from
cations ia the office of the subscriber, which may
be seen at any time between the hours of and Ii
A. M. 1t is desired that the offer for the work
should embrace every description OF work to be
done
lie 7-6t* JOHN STEWART
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AAY.-207 bales superior Northern hay. land
IL ing per schr p Brown also, daily expected
per schr Emma Russey, 200bales, for sale, to ar
rive, by JOHN w. WRIGHT
lie 3
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GOLD COLORED OILS AND COLOR
y ED SILK MANTILLAS-just received, green
lavender white and coored Silks for Mantibas; ALSO
lot of colored Silk MantiIlss, which we win sell
very low.
IL HART IL MOSES.
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- Edges; also, wide white, black and green Silk
Fringes tor Mantillas, just opened by
je4 HART e. MOSES
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLEK-Jneo OF the
best vermifLges in use. 1t IL mild and pleasant
to the taste, and is readily taken by children For
sale by 4. ]. PIGOT,
JED Corner opposite the Old Market.
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II FOX WASHINGTON AND Al.
$3.50 EXANDRIA.- The good schr Mary WI.
lis, " ilson MASTER having the greater portion of
of her cargo engaged and going on board, win
have immediate despatch. For remainder of car.
go, apply to the Captain on board, at Ludlam's
wharf, or to
te elw W. D. COLQIJITT
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iOUKNEYMkN WANTED.-We want i'm
D mediately, 8 or 10 good workmen, on Ladies'
and Gents Shoes, Caters, &c, TO whom good wa
ges and steady employment viii be given
nv % WHITE & PAGE.
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NOR SALE THIS DAY. Peach, Itnu
l. barb, Gooseberry and Green Apple Pies. Send
in your orders early if you want Something very
fine For sale at WIN. FALCOEERfS
my % Bakery. No III Main 81
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NHITE AND COLORED DOTTED
w SWISS MUSLINS.-We have in store large
lot of white and colored dotted Swiss Muslin at a
very low price. Call soon and get bargains at
lie 4 HART a. MOSES
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I INIk.-oo0 caaks fresh Thomastou Lime, jasi
nyM =. EDWIN woRTHAM Z co.
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w. D. CoLQUlTT.

A TPRlVATE SALb.-Just received a large
"A and splendid collection of Candeaoras, Ethe-
real Lamps, Boquet Holders, Brass Spittoons, &c.
which will be exhibited at private sale for a few
days and will be sold wholesale or retail Mer.
chants respectful ly invited to call and examine
the stock, which will be sold privately upon ac-
commodating terms.
les ALEX MOTT T. co
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,NPTS. TUkPENTINE.-lO bbis spts. Tur
- pentine, on hand and for sale by
ie7 O. A. STRECKER
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DIO AND LAGUYRA COFFEE.-l0
III bags prime, landing to day, for sale by
ie8 FRY q McCANDLISH.
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a KABIAN LiNIMENT.-2 gross Farrell 8
lie z o. A. STRECKER.
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H. FOR KENT, Tor the balance OF the year.
El the dwelling over the store of William S.
1naw, on Broad street, containing five good rooms,
with ali necessary out houses. Possession given
Immediately. Rent Sl75 per annum. Apply to
William Gouldin. N B. Binford, or William s.
Thaw on the premises. lie 7-3t
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D OCk ROE.-8 half barrels, in good order
IL for sale by
je8 r. M. BURTON.
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EOGNAC b ANDY, Castilion Il Coz
~ brand Jsckson's Candles, rifle Powder, Safety
Fuse, Cotton Yarns; for sale by
je5 DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co
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I ONDON PORTER, puverised white Sugar,
- Brazil Sugar, Port Wine, reciided and old
Whiskey; for sale by
les DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co.
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nj +. RUM, Lard, Coffee, Sugar, SAT-, Starch
Ns Tanners Oil, tor sale by
lei DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 co.
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OIL, OIL, OIL.-Tne best Machinery OIL in
" barrels, warranted, at go to 80 cents per gal
Ion FRY & MCANDLISH
lie 2
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ftREAT SPECULATION In LUIS
" NOW Is TdE TIME TO SECURE A
HOME For sale, twel re LOTS, beautifully located
the Temperance Hall, on Church Hill, at So 80
per front foot, 100 feet The neighborhood is ra.
pidly improving. Make early application to
Je 4-Iw* DAVID BAKER
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nkANGES, LEMONS AND FIGS,-oO
~ boxes Oranges; IS boxes Lemons 100 drums
Pigs, receiving tor sale by
my 10 WIN. TAYLOR
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hNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BAGS
" Laguira and Jamaica Coffee, just received per
steamer and for sale by
je5 WILLIAMS g. BROTHER.
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NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA.


Class No. l.--JVhite Oak Knees-( Pc, Inch. }
-Four l0.nch root knees from 500 to $50 81 40 inches
-Four do do do do do - 81 do
u do
White OAK for Rudor Stoek,-Pc Cubic Foot
Two ruddcr stocks for figetes, say $50 cubic feet
Two do do soops, say 1856 do
Glass No. 2.-White .3sh Plank and Boards.
10000 feet, board measure, inch thick, Ii to l6
feet long
5000 feet, board measure inches thick, Ia to l6
feet long
900 feet, board measure, . inches thick. ID to Is
-- feet long
23,OOO feet, per NJ feet
To bo free from knots, shakes, splis, sop,
and all other defects, 30 be ~ TO Is inches wide,
and sawed to an even thickness, and square edges
Glass No. 3.-Yeilou Pine Boards aud Plank.
10000 feet, board measure, / inch thick, 30 TO IS
feet long, 10 to Ia inchcs wide
5000 feet, board measure, inches thick, 25 TO
- 30 feet long IL to l6 inches wide
1900 feet per VI feet
TO be free from sap, knots, shakes, and all
other defects. and sawed TO square edRcs, and an
even thickness.
May III lawdw
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WAsHIsoTos, SUPREME CoURT Room,
February IL, 1852.

ton Of the current English aud Common Law
Reports, and like very much the design and exc
cution oft.
Neither Judge nor lawyer can very well do
without the contemporary decisions of the Eng
sh Courts have found them always 80 instruc-
tive and useful, that have hitherto read them in
any form in which they have been published.
Hereafter will do 80 in you're.
The Courts in England are daily acting upon
cases presenting important and alec new features.
All Of Va must acknowledge that they adjudi-
Gated with very able and discriminating scuton css,
and with great learning.
Wishing your publication avery success, am,
gentlemen, respectfully, your obcdent servnnt.
JAMES VI. WAYNE.
Mcssrs LITTLE & BRowr, Boston, Massachusetts.
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Estimated at 1850 lineal feet, per hncal foot
The blades TO be full third the length OF the
oars, and from g. to 7 inches wide, by three
fOurhs Of an inch thick at the end; TO be 81 ncbcs
thick at the handle and 2! inches square at the
throat To be tough, straight grained, clear OF
knots spiis, stains, rot and all other defectsj to
be riUen, and clear Of centre pith.
Class No. G.-LigHmritG.
tons Of 2,2IO he. beet quality lignumvitW, in.
diameter, per ton
3 tons Of ,2i0 he best quality lgnumviin, in.
diameter, per ton
tons Of 2,2iO he. best quality lgnumyitn, 7 in.
diameter, per ton
tons Of 2,2l0 lbs. beet quality lignumyiiu, in.
diameter, per ton
tons Of 2,2I0 be bcs; quality ignumyitr, 9 in.
diameter, per ton
ton OF , 2IO lbs. beet quality ignumvitT, u in.
diameter, per ton
ton Of 22lO lbs. bret quality ligAumyitn, IL in
diameter, per ton
The atOvc EEnumvitr 70 be round and free from
all shakes, cracks, and other defects, and in
lengths Of feet ard over
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WASHINGTON, January 90, 1852.

WAsHisGToS, January 20, 1852
Messre. LtrrLE & BsowS: ] think you have laid
the profession under great obligations, IN the re-
publication of the "Engiish Reports in Law and
Equity" in this country.
The low price at which the volumes offered,
will enable the bar generally in this way TO fur
nish their libraries with the current Englisb Re-
ports, of which many Of them have heretofore been
deprived. They will thus have a ready access 10
the decisions Of courts sitting at the fountain
head of the law, whence have been derived for the
most part, the several systems, more or less modi-
fed, daily administered by the courts Of this coun-
try. And, however modified these systems may
be- il is manifest that these decisions must shed
great light upon the investigation Of most Of the
cases arising here.
Your plan, also, will furnish the profession in
this country with the cases IMMEDIATELY AFTER
THE PUBLICATION IN EsoLAND, CONSIDERATIONS
FIRST rMPoRrAscE; for, If the Reports Of
cases decided are of any value, the sooner they
are in the hands OF the profession the better.
sincerely hope your encouragement from the bar
will be commemorate with the merit Of the enter
prise
| am, with great respect, your obcdont servant,
SAMUEL NELSON.
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wAspIseros. January rs. 1852

NNtFINVIUNt
Me.srs. LITTLE & BRowN- Gentlemen. BY your
publication of the English Law and Equity Re-
ports, ] think an important benefit is conferred on
the legal profession in this country. The fidelity
with which these Reports appear TO bavo been thus
far made, their compact and convenient arrange
mcni, their early publication, bringing down the
decisions Of all the important Courts to a period
far within those Of any Court in own coun-
try. together with their cbeapncss, ought 60 bo
sufficient recommendations TO insure their general
usc..
With great respect, am your obedent servant.
B. X. CURTIS.
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Black NpruC

Say 900 inches; to be furnished by the inch.
piece sticks. each G5 feet in length, diameter 4,
from butt, 3 inches.
piece sticks, each 55 feet in length, diameter
from butt, 10 inches.
~ piece sticks, each so fcot in length, diameter
from butt, | inches.
To be furnished by the piece.
400 spruce poles from p to inches in diameter,
and from l6 to 30 feet in length.
Equal proportions of cnch length and size by the
piece.
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so poles, assorted, Of good length and size, per
piece
The above spars to be straight, and with the
bark on. per piece
Hickory Bars.
200 rough bars. IL feet long, to square 81 inches
AT one end, and 3. at the other. per bar
200 rough bars, feet long, to square B. inches
at one end, and p at the other, per bar
The above bars TO be ofsplit hickory straight,
clear Of knots, and all other defects
JVhite dsh Oars-By the Foot IN Length.
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p. V. DANIEL.

GrNTLHMEN: ! am much pleased with your re-
print of the English Reports in Law and Equity.
In you continue TO furnish them at the same price
and az well executed as the present volumes, and
with the same promptness, they will receive tho
general patronage of the Bar.
Yours, &c, n. G. GRIER.
Messrs. LITTLE & BRovN.