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House of Delegates.

Bills were reported from the several standing
committees, amongst them the following:
A bill providing for the discharge of the Ex-
ecutive functions in certain contingencies. Ii
provides that if the offices of Governor and
Lieutenant Governor become vacant, the At
torney General shall act as Governor; If there
be no Attorney General, then the President
pro tenn. of the Senate or Speaker of the House
shall act.
A bill concerning the election of officers by
joint vote Of the two Houses. 1t provides for
their biennial election, and prescribes their du-
ties, &c.
Authorislng the construction of q State road
from Franklin, in Pendleton, to Monterey, in
Highland county.
Aulhorlslng an increase Of the capital stock
of the Rappahannock Company, sc.
BILLS PASSED.
Extending the charter of the Fire Insurance
Company of Richmond 20 years.
Incorporating the South Quay Bridge Com.
pany, over Back-Water river, in Norfolk couu.
ty.
Authorising the people of Portsmouth to
elect Mayor and Common Council, &c.
Resolutions offered, adopted, and Referred.
By Mr.. Speed-Into the expedieney of Civ
ing to the plaintiff and defendant in actions at
law, the right of examining the opposite party
in person, on oath, before the court or Jury.
BY MIR. Stevens-For amending the law
concerning trespassers.
BY MIR. Boltoln-For allowing compensation
to commissioners who may be appointed to dis
trict the counties.
A large number of bills were read the first
and second times.
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IrOLUME 5 LAW RRPORTs.-Febraary |

VOLUME 5 LAW February
' No, Harper, &c. for sale by ]. w. RAN.
DOLrH. February 4th.
Lectures on the History of France, by the Right
Hon. Sir James stephen. K C B, LII D-Si 7s
Putnams Semi Monthly Library for Travellers
and the Fireside, No :; Whimsicaliiies, by Thomas
Hood, with wood cuts-25 cents.
Nos Is and Ia London Labor and London Poor
IL cents.
Wesley aud Aethodism, by Isaac Taylor-75c
Tallis's Illustrated Atlas and Modern History of
the World; Geographical. Political, Commercial
and Statistical, by r M Martini London Edition,
with fine colored maps; folio mus, git--l0 cents.
Vol English Law and Equity Reports.
Homeopathy An Examination OF its Doctrines
and Evidences, by w Hooker NJ D-62 cents.
Examples of Life and Death, by Mrs l. II Sgour.
ney.
Women of Christianity, exemplary for acts of
piety and Charity by Julia kavanagh, authoress of
Nathaiie-75 cents.
Templetons Engineer, Millwright and Mechan.
les Pocket Companion, revised by w Adams.
Engiueer-Sl.
voltaire's Charles 10Th, edited by surenne-
so cents.
February No. Appleton's Mechanics Magazine
and Engineers Journal-25.
February No American Whig Review-per year
as.
403 Littell's Living Age-l2 cents.
February No. Harper's new Monthly Magazine
-25 cents.
February No International-a5 cents, te5
rfNHE LADY kILLER-A neat little vol
l. ume, by Rebecca Hicks-25 cents
Florence Sackvile, or self Dependence an Au-
photography, by Mrs. Burbury-25 cents.
Wild Western Scenes, or Adventures in the
West, with Humorous Designs-.cloth, rs cents,
paper, so cents. -
Abbess of the Convent of st. aerine, a Ro.
mance-75 cents /"
The Bandits Bride, or the Maid of Saxony Ro-
nance, by Louisa Sidney Stanhope--75 cents.
Song Books, Irish, American, Forget Me Not
kossuth, Punch's Comic, and great many other
Song Books, for sale by
fe4 WEST & BROTHER
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A Greenfield paper states thar the rock that
mas been blasted for the tunnel at the Hoosio
Mountain, is so soft that it can easily be cut
with knife. 1t is very mica slate A machine
that can work ten feet day in granite, can
easily cut double or more in this stone. There
are now thirty men at work preparing the an.
proach to the tunnel, and it is expected that he
machine will be ready for operation in a few
weeks. s. He q T-1rsS
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DAKtSAlNS ~ tNo -
ID scrbers being desirous TO reduce their stock
ss much as possible btfore purchasing for the
snring trade, are offering their fall and winter
goods at unusually lop prices, for cash, Among
fheir assortment NAV be found Over Coats OF va
Tioas STYLES and qualities Frock and Dress Goats,
Business Goats, plain and fancy Shirts, Under
Shirts Drawers and almost every other article OF
gentenens apparel Persons wishing to pur-
Chase are requested to call at No 81 Main street.
Ia rs J. E HENDERSON & co.
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OF GARDEN SEEDS,

DATA ALUCl OE SANUEN SEEDS,
Y warranted fresh and genuine, obtained from
the celebrated Scotsman, r. Sinclair, Jr Il Co, ,
Baltimore, sold by ROBERT r. DUVAL, leo Nam
street. under the American Hotel, Richmond, Va
These seeds are Of the finest quality, and such
as will recommend themselves. They are from
one of the best seedsmen in this country.
Artichoke Green Globe; Asparagus, Giant;
Beans Red Marrow, Six Weeks, White Kidney
Large Lima &C. Beets, Long Blood, Early Turnp,
White Sugar, Mangel Wurtzel; Broccoli, Early
Purple Large Purple Cape Cauidower Early and
Late Cabbage, Early York, Early Battersea, Large
Flat Dutch. (extra,) Drumhead, Purple, Green
Cured Savoy, Drumhesd Savoy, Early Sugar
Loaf &c, &c; Carrot, Long Orange Large White
Cattle: Celery. White Solid, Red Solid; Cress
Broad Leaf Garden; Cucumber, Early Frame,
Long Green, Gherkins &c; Corn Early Tuscaro-
ra. Early Sugar. Six Weeks; Egg Plant, Purple;
Euiive, Green Curled; Lettuce Early Silesia, Ice,
Brown Dutch, &c, &c &c; Melon, Citron, Nutmeg
Watermelon, &c Nastu rtium; Orka; Onion White
and Red; Parsley, Curled; Parsnip. Cup, Large
Dutch; Pumpkin; Peas, Sinclair's Extra Early.
Bishops Early Dwarf, Dwarf Blue Prussian,
Dwarf. Green imperial, Dwarf Marrowfst Pepper
Bull Nose, Cayenne. &c; Raddish, Long Scarlet
Salmon, Red and White Tu-nip Rhubarb, for
Tarts Satisfy, or Oyster Plant; Spinach Round
Savoy; Squash, Early Bush, sc; Tomato, Large
Red (extra) Turnip, Red Top, White Flat, Dale's
Hybrid Large Norfolk, Ruta Baga, &c.
ALSO-Sweet and Pot Herb Seeds, Flower
Seeds, a fine assortment; Bird Seed Lucerne
Grass Seed. &c, &c. fe 4
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NAYLOR'>s MNIBUs sEs will carry
" you from almost any part Of the city in which
you may reside to the Daguerrean Gallery OF
MlNNiS & WATSON, for 64 cents and Minnis
& Wataon viii take your Daguerreotype in the
sum Of 81 50, and from m u that IT. up PIC TO SIS according
to size Of picture and style of case Frame locket
&e., IA which you may have it placed. They are
sure TO render you satisfaction, as the allow
you to take a likeness from their Gallery unless
you areperfectly pleased with the same. An equi
ysieGt for the amount received is their motto Re
member, their Galleries may be found at 354 Main
burg Va Ia oI
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NEW BOOk S-Received by NASH &

NEW BOOK S-Received by NASH g.
~ WOODHOUSE.
Lectures on the History of France by the Right
Hon Sir James Stephen, LII. D., &c l vol, Svo
81 IS.
Wesley and Methodism, by Isaac Taylor, with
portrait of Mr.. Wesley-75 cents.
Vol 3, Memoirs of the Life and Writings of DIR.
Chalmers-S1.
Nineveh and its Remains with an account of a
visit to the Chaldean Christians of kGrdistan, and
the Yezidis or Devil-W orshippers, and an inquiry
into the manners and arts of the Ancient Assy-
rians, by Austin H. Layard Esq. New edition
only 81.
Numerous Series-Whimsicaliti by Thomas
Hood, with wood cuts. Price 25 cents.
Farming, No. 2. Putnam's Semi-Monthly Libra.
ry for Travellers and the Fireside.
Parts l6 and II of Mayhew's London Labor and
London Poor-l2 cents each.
No. 10 Lossng's Pictorial Field Book of the Re-
volution.
Blackwood's Magazine for January.
Harpers Magazine for February.
Women OF Christianity, exemplary for acts of
pety and charity. By Julia kavanaugh, authoress
of woman in France Nathalie" &c.
Templetons Engineer, Milwright and Mechan-
les Companion, containing decimal arithmetic
steamengines, water wheels, measuration, strength
of materials, &c; also, a series of Mathematical
Tables, &c.
Man and his Migrations, by R. G. Latham, NJ. D.,
K. s &c. Farming, No. l. Norton's Railroad
Library-50 cents.
Nortons Literary Almanac for 1852, containing
important literary inform alton, accounts of Ameri-
can libraries, literary nurology for the past year.
with sundry other items valuable to the booksel-
Ter, the librarian, and the reading man. Price II
cents.
Together with further supplies of Lectures on
the EvldeEces OF Christianity, delivered at the
University of Virginia
Faggots of French Sticks, or France in 1851, by
Sir Francis Head fe4
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BAPTIST BOOK DEPOSITION "
- NEW PUBLICATIONS JUST RECEIVED.
The Method of Divine Government, physical and
moral, by Rev James McCosh
Christian Duty pastoral addresses chiefly on the
subject of Christian Duty, by John Angel James
The Excellent Woman, as described in the Book
OF Proverbs with an introduction, by w B Sprague,
d. D..
The Wreath Around the Cross, or Scripture
Truths, illustrated, by Rev A. Morton Brown
Blossoms of Childhood by the author of the
Broken Bud
Also, supply of the Works of Grace Aguia and
Charlotte Elizabeth.
Parley's Cabinet Library: a neat set in 90 vols,
further supply of School Books, Stationery,
&c. &c. .4 c4st
ia 10 CHAS. WoRTHAM, Depositary.
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NOW Is THE TIME to secure bargains in
Dry Goods. The subscriber is determined to
sell on his stock of Winter goods; he will offer
great inducements to those in want of goods in his
line Now on hand Merino al 25 cents, Alpa"as at
lea cents, Mouselans at l23 cents, Fine Cashmeres
at 20 cents, large lot of dark Calico at st and
cents, the cheapest goods offered Shirting at
cents Sheetng Al inches wide at Cd; also, for
sale very cheap, Embroideries Ribbons, Hosiery,
&c. ABRAHAM LEVY Ir
1e 4 POI Broad street
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Virginia Legislature,
SATURDAY, February 7.

SenNte.
A communication from the House of Dele
gates was read announcing the agreement of
that body to the resolution for dividing the
counties Of the Commonwealth into districts.
with amendments. The Senate concurred in
the amendments.
The President uieut. Gov. LEAKE) pre-.
sented a communication from the Governor of
the Commonwealth, enclosing the supplement
tary report of the Board of Visiters of the Vir
ginia Military Institute, which was laid Oh the
table and ordered TO be printed. The Governor
speaks in warm terms of commentator of the
Institute. The Senate adjourned after very
brief session.
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ARPER'S AND THE INTERNA-
IL TlONAL MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY
Also, the latest numbers of the N. Y. Herald Split
of the Times, Flag of our Union, Star Spangled
Banner, London Punch, Boston Museum, Gleason's
Pictorial Saturday Evening Post, American Cou.
rler, Waverly Mag gazine National Police Gazette.
Arthurs Home Gazette, Sartain's Magazine Lady's
BOOK, &c. Received by R. D. SANXAY
Ie 4 Rooksa1lor
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PRICE ONE CENT.

:, uooD t1IT.--In the adss,irsbI4 -
Tvsefno. = Everett before tbeB Boston Ms.s.ns.s. u
Library Association, ou Wedneadav ssn..l'e,a
ne related the following incident. which ea'ngss
rea caa MaGrng nls residencei in London a. Amsr;.
He received official notice from, IL
lies ofone of the inland count;e. aS ES. EEs.noIi.
that an American was confirsed in nns ~ .s.n.l
public institutions. He was rerresen,s., - !.
saiior, null pauper and half rogue, who would
De released from cohnement upon cona;,;orf
mat ne would be taken in charge. and nrov; ;ds1
tor by MIR. Everett. A reply was sent =, ~.
local authorities to send along the dest;,ut.
american, though he would be of little use Is
ellher OF his capacities Of pauper or rogue: stii7
ns ~ soulu M pe aided and sent home by the Amefi.
can Consul as distressed seaman. -
was proud" said Mr.. Eyereti. afo he ,hs
hIt aeu,um o. reviewing the British Empire Of the
suIuen o. supporting one Of my countrymen.
ana could butadd in nv letter-;n ans:,.r :,
their local aulhoiities--,baf. were shs e.,
lisn Minister. resident at Washineton n ssfe
eharge o. all the British subjects Who were n
the pubic institutions in The United S,atesi =
aoguss and paupers, he would have quite an its
BOARDING HOUSE SoAp.-And f;rsf of III
soaptsays The mohth) softhat little nconven;s,,,
iatheriess cube ofindurafed composition wh;rh
Is part and parcel of the boarding system.
What isit? Where is it bought How is Il
made! What is supposed to be its use? Isitt
really soap, or cheese, or wax, or chalk or gutfa
pefcha, or cement or all these combined? If
you try to wash with it in cold water, you might
as well use square ofivory.f you put in
warm afer time film collects about H. as we
have seen about dead perch in the well Of a
punt but you will get no lather. And if. in
your desperation, you try to rub it hard on your
coarse single towel, its nipped- up cornefIess
form offers no hold; and slippery, without be-
ing saponaceous, at last it darts out of your
hands, Ikea bullet, into a corner of the room.
where you had better let it le.and purchase
some brown Windsor or your own accoun.
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go ,n3 uREyEK-s PEK X 1 % X

READY-MADE CLOThlNG-StOre en-
i,rgeJ. stock Increased, styles improved
and prices reduccd.-rhe stock OF ready made
Tintbiuc now on hand at No. 1902 is much too large
for this season Of the year, and the subscribers are
~ ~ 10 reduce it before the first OF Febru-
srv. in consequence of having very heavy pay.
msp,ss to make about that time The cash must
he rsised ami the Goods "skall' be sold, ii those
1rbo are in want will only give us call. Over
stpIes winter Frocks; fine and medium Dress
Suits. Pants Vests Shirts, &C.
do % KEEN, CHiLES & BALDWIN.
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A DyERTIsING THAT WILL PAY

A DVERTISISG THAT WILL Pay
IN J. w. RANDOLPH is about to publish a book
that will be in daily for 10 years by Overseers
Managers and Farmers in all parts of Virginia and
the neigh boring States This is most valuable
opportunity for Manufacturers and Merchants to
advertise their wares ar merchandise The book
is called Plantation and Farm instruction, Regula-
ton Record, Inventory and Account Book By
Southern Planter. fe3
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sIk FRANCIS HEADS NEW WORK
~ printed from the proof sheets, received in ad.
vance OF publication, direct from Mr. Murray, the
London publisher:
Faggot of French Sticks, or Paris In 1851, by
Sir Francis Head, author of Bubbles from the
Brunnens of Nassau" &c.
agreeable as it is book of travels, it de-
rives peculiar interest from the time and&ircum
stances of its appearance. Il gives terrible but
true picture of society ia Paris.-E1press
Putnam's Semi Monthly Library for Travellers
and the Firesde.
Vol. Home and Social Philosophy, by Dickens,
l2mc, stiff covers-25 cents.
For sale by A. MORRIS,
ago 81 Main street.
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SPILT MiLK.-The horse attached to the
milk cart of Mr.. Dance ran of yesterday morn
ing and brought up near the Exchange Hotel,
upsetting the cart aud spilling the milk.
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NERVANTS FOR HIRE.-l have The fol-
~ lowing servants for hire, viz boys from the
country, about IA years of age suitable for brick
yard or tobacco factory; also two girls about the
same age, accustomed to house woIk also one wo.
man with three chrildren, and one old man suita.
BILE for gardening or light work.
JAMES Il. SUTTON, Jr.,
Corner of Bank and llth streets
N. b. Also, for sale, about $4,000 worth ST Vir-
glnla Central Railroad Bonds paying per cent
interest semiannua|ly; due 1860. ia 10
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VALENTINES! VALENTINEs!!

COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL.
fNHOS. H GRESHAM 5, l09t Broad street is the
l. place to get the handsome Love Billets. Don't
forget to call. fed
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VIRGINIA CONYE\TT0N- 1s,

VIRGINIA CONVENTION, ls29-30; Jlffer-
' sons Life and Correspondence; r Ymarfer
o D Duwioldeb; Lawyers Guide; Matthew's Guide;
fuckers Commentaries; Debates of %; Halls D-
gest; Jefferson's Reports; Tucker. Constihl-
tional Law; Anecdotes of the American Revolution;
Swedenborg's Conjugal Tour Pictures from Italy
oy DICKENS, tor sale by r d SANXAY,
fe Rooksnl or apd Stot.onar
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REEOND THE SHADOW OEA DUUBT
~ All who wish and have TO purchase more win
ter CLOTHING for the present season, are ear
nestly solicited to callIst No l32, Main street The
propretors intend in few days to make change.
Their stock is large and rich COMPRISING every ar.
tcle in the line OF Clothiers, all styles and quail
ties from finest to lowest goods also, a lot of
Trunks and Carpet Bags on hand. We have,
but few days since, received last receipts OF
Over Coats and other heavy garments, for the sea.
son. Beyond n Doubt, all of which must and
shal be sold Call and examine our stock, even
ityou are not in want Our present reduced cash
prices will guarantee sales.
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NEW EDITION OF LAYARD'S NINE
~ VEH.-Lectures the History of France.
By the Right Honorable Sir James Stephen K c.
B., l.. l.. D., Professor of Modern History in the
University OF Cambridge-Sl,75.
Nineveh and its Remains, new Edition. By Aus
ten Henry Layard, Esq, D. C. S.-Sl0O.
Wesley and Methodism. By Isaac Taylor.
Whimsicalites. By Thomas Hood, with wood
cuts-25 cts.
Harper and International for February, 1852 -25
cents For sale by
fed WEST & BROTHER
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I HAVE in store an assortment of Preserves
1 some extra put up Lines Pine Apples, Pears,
Peaches, &C.; also, Brandy Fruits, viz: Cherries,
Pears, Apricots, Apples, &c.--all of which would
recommend to the attention of house.keepers and
others. ANTONIO PIZZINI,
ial5 No. 40. Main street und er Cifz Hotel
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REWARD OF 5000 DOLLARS

fkNHE information which we now have from the
IL Portsmouth Office OF the Bank of Virginia,
gives us the whole amount of the money stolen
Sixty-Six thousand Three Hundred and Seven
Dollars and the particularsto be nearly follows:
American Gold Coin S27 782
Notes of other Banks i'll Virginia about. 5000
Notes of North Carolina Banks. .... Ais
Portsmouth Office Notes in 500 notes. 49,. le, 900
Observation-Disclosures so do ..-.. 1900
Do of other denominations, about. 3 500
There being at the time of the robbery only
eleven notes Of the denomination of 800 in circu
laton, the ho'd ders are requested to present them
for redemption.
The Board of Directors at Portsmouth have
adopted resolution that notes of the denomna-
ton OF 500 will hereafter only be redeemed upon
satisfactory evidence that they were not of those
stolen
OF notes of the denomination of $50, there are
only forty six lawfully in circulation, and of those
stolen, shere are one hundred and fifty four
Care on the part of the public in receiving money
ofsusplcious persons, must lead to recovery and
the apprehension of the robbers.
The above reward will be paid for the recovery
OF the loss, or proportionally for what may be re-
covered by the Bank here, or the Branch in Ports
mouth as application may be made under either
advertisement, limiting the reward of course to one
sum.
BY order Of the Board of Directors
ia 24-ts SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
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THOs. III. GREsHAM,s. Broad .,ree,

pHOs. III. GRESHAM,S. Broad street. Ia
= the place to obtain all the weekly Newsnarers
monthiy Magazines, Periodicals, new Novels Song
Books, Stationery, &c. He has lust received The
Flag OF our Union, Weekly Home Gazette Rnston
museum Post, &c, for the present week
Lantern, No 5-price cents
London Lancet for Februarv
WING Review, for February
knickerbocker Magazine. far Fehruarv
florence sackviile or. Self elEDependence--ooc
Yankee Notions, for Februarv-ieie ~'N'
Forrest Divorce Case, Herald editinn tho o,,,r
complete one-25c o oAiJ
Al the Magazines, for February. together with
ways for sale; wholesale and retail at -.A'' a''
&C GRESHAM'S Literary Depot
leo Opposite Broad-st Hotel
MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY AT q AZ
1vI WEST & BROTHERS..
Harper Magazine tor February-25 cts
International for February-25 cts.
Blackwood for January-25 cts
Braithewaites Retrospect, Part XXIV-sI
The Life of John Sterling. BY Thomas Carlyle
ST.
Petrifa .tons and their Teachings; or handbook
to the Gallery of Organic Remains of the B itish
Museum. BY Gideon Algernon Manteil, L. L. D., F.
RS. Sl,5O.
Lucretius; in Prose by Wataon,i in Verse by Goode
-Sl,25.
a history: and description of Modern Wines BY
Cyrus Redding-$l,25.
20 The foregoing are new volumes of Bohn's
Standard Library. For sale by
fee G. M. WEST & BROTHER. .
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DLACK CASHMERE PANTs.--A fine
ID assortment on hand, and for sale very low for
cash BY JE HENDERSON Il co,
fe3 kfssssts No. 90 Main street.
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bacon AND RICE.-5ohhds superior new
II Bacon, sides and shoulders; 6 tierces newisro,
Rice, receiving and for sale by
fe 4 BACON 81 BASKERVILLE
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ftAMPRINE AND FLUID-A fresh sun.
~ ply just received by E. J.. PICOT.
Ie3 Corner opposite the Old Market
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fe2 1872 Main street, opposite Eagle square
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ID 10 COFFEE-lsi bags Rio Coffee, receiv
II ing and for sale by - ~
tel BACON 4 BASkERVILL.
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IN February. Also, the last Nos of Weekly Her
aid, Spirit of the Times. Saturday Evening Post,
Star Spangled Banner, Flag ofthe Union, Gleason,
Sunday Evening Post. Received by
fe7 r. d. SAEXAY, Bookseller.
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VNO GILDERe.-GOLD LEAF-A supply of
Il superior extra Gold Leaf, for Gilders and Sim
Painters to hand, per Express, AMI for sale by
fe 8 BENNETT g. BEERS Druo5ists
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STABLE STALLS FOR Rents good
~ stalls in brick stablay well located, near the
Carlton House For terms, apply to
fe g l.. GINrER, 1877 Main-st