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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17
JAMES d. TEMPLIN.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY
and Notary Public, Iowa City, Iowa. Will attend to
a business entrusted to his in the United States
District Court and the Supreme and District Courts Of
the State OF Iowa. He viii also give Strict attention rs
Land Agent to the purchase and sale Of real estate the
the sale and location of land warren the collection OF
debts, &c. &c.
He has prepared himself with . full and completc
double Index accompanied with pats of ali the
United States, State and county records Of johnson
county, Iowa, carefully compared and corrected, by
which ne IL able to give at glance the title each
town lot and piece Of land in johnson county, without
the tedious and uncertain process Of "fmbling musty
records "for days, and at last buying pig In pOke
There are less than 500 imperfect titles now in this
county Owners Of real estate should look ws their
titles Persons employing him to do their conveyancing
VIII be charged nothing for the examin alton Of ule
Omce, on corner Of Washington and Clinton streets
- REFER TO-Hon g. Folsom, Hon. J. p Carleton, Hon
Thomas H. Benton, jr. Hon. John Clark Iowa City.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17

A SENATE. Mpy 2.
Mr.. DODGE. Of Iowa. presented petition
o citizens Of Iowa. praying the establishment
of post road from Dubuque, VIA New Wine,
thence on the new State road, VIA Strawberry
Point, Robertson's Ford. anI West Union, to
Decorah which was referred 70 the commit
I. Also, petition of citizens of Fayette coun-
ty, Iowa. demonstrating against the passage OF
the bill for organizing the Territories Of Ne
braska and Kansas; which was ordered to lie
on the table.
SENATE, May 8.
Mr.. JONES. of Iowa. presented mcmoria!
Of the Governor and Secretary of the State of
Iowa. and the Mayor and Aldermen Of Du.
buque, praying for a grant of land to aid in
tll1,
to the northern boundary Of said State ~ hch
was referred to the Committee on Public
Lands.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17
w. PENN. CLARK

ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN CHAN-
cery, Iowa City, Iowa. will attend to all business en-
trusted to his in the U. s. District Court and the
supreme and District courts Of the State Iowa. and also
act as Land Agent Onice over the Store occupied by
George Andrews.
May, 1851. sgs9& f54
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17
At the sign Of Covers New Store
AND
ANNN. NNlZNA.
+. III. COVER & CO.

"A RE now opening splendid stock of goods every way
IA suited to the trade to which they most respectfully
invite the attention Of purchasers
The extensive and favorable acquaintance Of Mr.. Fl.
Cover IN this community supercees the necessity Of any
extraordinary display in Advertisement We there
fore merely say that intend to do right NICE pretty
busness-provided always that get the custom
ers.
very competent accommodating and agreeable
and We will ourse try hard TO give entire satisfaction
all who favor with their business and patronage.
In exchange for goods will receive all kinds Of
Produce, Beef Hides Furs and Poltres, Beeswax Casa
AND APPROVED SHORT CREDIT.
October 10, 1863
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17
THE REPORTER.

!. CLARK Z 4. n. SYLVESTER, EDITORS
WEDNESDAY,, MAY II, 1854.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17

MILLER & WOODIfN,D' !, : "'''''

ATTORNIES AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, IOWA.
City lows. win practice In the several courts Of the
State All business entrusted their care viii be prompt
y attended to Once In the second story Of Berryhiis
aew building, Clinton street. -.
November 3Oth 1859.
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DISSOLUTION.

rE'l concern OF sun y Frnnklin is this day dis.
u solved by Limitation. All persons having claims
against the Con crn will present them Joseph II VII.
CON for pnA men those indebted To the concern vi /
make payment 10 Joseph II wilson he having rnr
chased james fmnkin's interest IN the { ,nc,rn.
JOS II VII SON
JAMES FRANkLIN.
,%rptcmhcr LAT 1881
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N M GUaGENHEIMER

fbAkE PLEA IKE IN INFORMING THE PEO
pie al L,lratnHs uhd sliroundinR country tlut
tlnyar"n"N f"crlfJrz onl orrring tho lnree.l md
nns rnr fully e,p.d torI ol Fult aud inter Srnplc
aud ten's Il0 GOODS BOOTS. SHOES, HATS,
CARS. g.. 'yrrcN. ihtoi. [. !. runrknt
Cmus u'arcl au.- "Jll do wei IN call on Va before
gning mrfh, E,ai. Nrnrr lpcl nrrd sell at RIcn
n'"ni l"1e'- 'he"to'ro,nnd respectfully n-k mi
lrm the Iahle, promising to sell great bnrpain- 10,
tt-h- .en = -
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RICHMOND.
RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF EARTENwARE AND CHINA


Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy articles.
lNlE -ubso rbcr oilers 10 lhr ade latec aHd varied
stock Of EuthenWare, China and til IS, the pat
terms OF which wrfc selected by ht1 Sc IN person,
Having ~ cNprrc tre OF many ycar> in hi particular
business he feels great confidence in stating tint ia point
Of prire aud quality. it will eomParc hvmahy wh any
other house IN the tmdc.
White Granite Dnnel Ware,
Do 10 basins and Ewers, jugs, Ten Ware, etc.
Blue Pint Flowing and Fancy do
fiuo Decorated China Dinner AID Dessert Sets
Dh do do Tea mud Toilet 'nts
Do do do Pitchers nnd \ ases
Gold Band do Of above variety
Nhtr China do OF atov. variety
Common Ware Of every description, suitable tar
wlVlc-ainr, which he offers upon sucu toms tus cdS4
cannot tail Ia please.
Fine Mantcl Pier and Toilet Glasses
FIN Ivory Table Cutlery Walters M lartuniaWe
Safety. and other Fluid and Solar Lump.
Glass Ware in every variety.
All he nsl~ Is call and he feels assured his Priee.
will give satisfaction.
His Packeri4 one of The best III the ttado
Stone Ware Mt Factory prices
sep l2-ts JAS ID. b. EVANS,
No | II Ainin street Richmond, Va.
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NTOTiGs3.--l'r. INN ID Hatcher Logwocd
Y & Co llexpirs by Inn rrou, on ir"trst day
o Iam.aly 1855. In order II close hr bn-ine-- by
that date, ii tom mis- day -rI our On ire 81 X ,rpn
si,tne OF general Of Ready Mlie C hing,
Cloths. Cashmere and V..iinss. At EOSTfor C4Nf
As We IRE earnest in intent tncl oft his de-
rabls stock on the nbnye fivorab' terms. fhe public
will find their interest a. call bei'e buy
ing elsewhere.
Tha<c indaa'el t, the conrrra hrer ane. ct tarome
forward aud .aule enahI" lnr.'sa the h4 res
hy the abovt ancnoned dntc
d.. HArIHE.a. EOGWOOR & 60
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GAS. GAS.. CASH.

DERSpNS wishing thrir house, fitted for burning
u Gas will find -nme strong Inducements offered. by
applying tn the ubscriher. have good workmen and
superior stock of materials. A. G. DABNEY.
n. Il orders tor fitting up Tobaoco Factories
received within -ix, days, payment will not be required
bcfor tho Ist OF June, 1888
7-.lia
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Smiths InyieOrating Cordial

ftAN bo lad at the lIANHLN f1OA HOESE
u BAR, daiy. from O'Clock, \. NJ, I'll Il o'c'or
+. VI It, astonishing power in Restoring Ia VIZ rou,
aclianthe various organs of thc humu4 -vstcm whri
hay been Frustrated by OVER WORK. 'r lbo effects of
the Climate can bc nttested by hundred. VINO daily
using H. Supply nexhaustibe; and h,ue genuine but
thnt prepnrrd by SMITH or his nimubic ns,i,iaul,
MORGAN
Nora Bfsf Just received TEN CAsss af TAYLeRs
CELEBRATED BRANDY imported by W II Taylor
Esq Nortuik. Va.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND;
Oh HllDS y @ T. Il Supar.
~ 10 BIZ cofseoeH Clalfel Sugar.
80 hoxe- aed hbls Loaf Crushed, and rul
verfod Sur,t,
100 hngs Rio aud l.aguin Coffee.
20 h0gs SUI rliof Od Jiyu Coffee
- hhd-. Culn mn T. Il Molasses,
20 hhl- n g. Molh,ses,
20 tna= Bur IRON as.ored,
do Hoop ind Band do,
do. Bstcrd St. 81,
do. Cast and Shear do
900 his BOrnn,
200 Snles SOL l.enthei,
do. Black uprcrdo,
40 Hot. Calf Skins.
20 " Pink Li,ing do,
10 Sheer Skins,
900 l;ocf Cotton Narn,
10 BALE o4nnhutrs.
80 Boxes Sperm aud Adamantne Candies
90 do. linllA Sons Patent do,
Is do Soap,
10 io Starch.
900 kcr. Nails TOGO ay,
10 Wr.i Nns,
Is hbs T .nuers' Oil,
40 nns Peruvian Guano
300 snc14 Sult.
--AISO-
Plaid, Blecrhcd and Brown Domr.tic. Calico, Linen
pnl Bod Cords aud Plough Lines wi law Glass M
Putty Corpcras, Alu = Madder and Indigo, Pep cr
Gi par aud Spice. Spades. Shovel. Traco and Halle
CLAIMS Manure aud ilay Folks Boola Shoes and Hats
fer sNle, exchange lnr country Produce un accomo
datff terms tar 2lIO JOHN HOLLINS.
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JAMES FRANK IN.
EDWARD FRANkLlN.,lu
JOIN A. FRANKLIN.

YUNO THE PURLfC.-'rue subscriber take.
i this method Of informing his friends and The pub
lie IN gonera that he has made arrangements to con.
duct his Baking buSne under the management uf Nj.
JAMES SIMPSON long known As Of tie best bu-
hc- in Virginia and that he would be pleased furnish
his old fiends with m thing they may in his line
Families in of Bread, Cakes, Cinchers, &c. will
nc furnished ut the shortest notice.
nov 4-t- JNO. y. SHANER
Rot
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FIFTH EDITION NOW READY.
Sixth and Seventh Editions at Press.

NJ OW READY-'rhr Gith Edition of ALONE by
~ Marion lnriand, in handsome l2 mo. vol;
price 25. A. NORRIS. Richmond Publisher
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY.
Hear whut Trunk Leslie says of it in his Ladies' Ga
7'ifr; 81
Wrhnve read This exceedingly elegant contribution
Ia ON light literature with absorbing interest Alone
Is heart Offering ur the alnr OF home and social af
cconS, simple talc ot rcnl life dedicated my broth
er mud sistc We welcome such tributes this most
heartily. Nothing in its way strikes our memory as
being It's equal md give place fitting notice In
artistic Gnzeuo wound u gem of rurest ray,
and commend Alone To every refined mind"
Atone stnuds far above the light literature of the day
In lis style and general detail Frederoks sburg II srnd.
Natural nnd slike In its conceptions, and tecmine
with inerrst; while vein OF rich and cheerful humoc
and nn ovoliowirg sympathy, rcrvnde the entire work
aud spnfklc upon every page We have read ovel
winch we can m heartily commend To tho public
"Alonc '-LeNngron Gnzetr.
Clam, trrizcd by lorcc clearness and Original ty.--
Godey's Lady's rouk
II stnnds "nouc' being n tun extent ginhl.
II Is rennrkat le and curious of work
ly novel II Is skillfny planned and deeply nic,
eating story, 'ut something than n story and !.
designed 10 be "Tomethitg better than inter, sting
We think she hns accomplished tlnn she intended
Southern LiI'iary Messenger.
one Of the best works Of fiction have ever read
Nnrion llorlald" mny lie justly placed in the very
front rnnl Of Am,rican female wrtels-BeI ford Sent.
mel
II h,nrs the unmistnkr lie il. pr of highly gifted
mind Dn vile Register
Every psge is incien the language Ia chnste and
"lre nj the whole ale fascinating that it holds the
r'nl lrrs mind in firm grasp MIL it is fni-hed.--
emmy f"si. oct2sts
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ss.crS Change of Schedule. sIEsH
Spring and summer Arrangements,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk

JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
~ 1900 IONS Barfhen, Commanded by Captains
~ G,Y"u1ynad SIX liner
lhr jamestown viii leave Rchnon every luesday nf
tctnnnn M O'clock Aud the Roaloke every saturday
t.ofn.ug NJ ,'elock. for New lofk via Norfolk
Returning. they vii leave New .t> for Richmond,
cNrlN Sa' urdn, ,unr4dav nietupon 4 o clnrk.
stopping / ~ hours each way Norfolk.
Ia.snce To New YORK including mcnls and state
loorn nceommeIaion,oaly. ..........-........ si0
SeerHge lnssugc only ...-.-..-- .z.. ..-. 8
Cburgc to Norfolk, the same us ly River Bonls.
Merchants aud Traveller. will had this of the n.ost
speedy and comfortable routes betwrcn New York nod
Richmond. Fa.sueen and fare only go, Steeragc a4.
sage only 4
LrDLAM X WATSON.
anl3 R;cbt.nd Vn
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QUITE a MIsrAKE.-rhe rep5r

QUITE 4 MlSFAkE.-fhe report tha
" the Lynchburg Bazaar had declared war against
the Turks turns tn he hoax.
tn" dispatch should have road the "C=ar o al Me
R@sr,aS and rot the Ba.Ztor of all he Firgo,ons "
The latter a leaco with all The world AID Ia, 1t
Turkey, and while III dt'0crol 'grow!s 3lea trnr
with head ut ms tough customers IN the Crimra
the Bd=nar through It's attaches, simply disene
frabIe fashionable, cheap and good CLOTHING, to
numerous patrons the wel-known HendQ Quarter
CORNER OF MAIN and MARKET St.
nov sts
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=. VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

LII FOX SALE w
Finding il will require time pay my debts
tmu my creditors conveniently allow, unless sell
u pnrtion of my property. have determined offer the
folnwIng property FOR SALE:
My REsIDENcE in the neighborhood Of Judge Dan.
iel's. This is desirable place. The House
II rooms all well and Of them elegantly fin.
ishcd with brick kitchen and all other necessary out
houses and "A well of excellent water the pr einises.
The llousE Lor at present occupied by Mr. J. T.
Barns This ia and pleasant place. suited for
small family. The House has five rooms. with good
Kitchen smoke house, and well Of first rate water in
the yard.
Also, my FOUNDRY. In offering my foundry for
sale, cons'er am Offering the valuable properly
offered in this place. II is too well known in this
vicinity need particular description; but will .tnte
there i better ARRANGED establishment In the
Snte lis furnished with comp lee sett of tools, the
latest improvements and lar.e stock of patterns, in
good condition and extensively used l would refer
selling half the interest in the Foundry property should
an, desire purchasing such an interest.
Any person wishing To purchase any Of the above
named property will apply the subscriber the
Phnnx Foundry. A. G. DABNEY.
nv l-dis
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Bacon Hams.
W. !!

NIE hve or b"l - II ( very superior FAMILY
w BACONIfAdN. Iho-r II want will 10 vel
- rnllnoon. LEE d JOHNSON
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n sCHALEs's Plan

"A ILIELN n SCNALElk'S PIANOo.
w All lovers ot Good Pianos sre respectfully in
vled q call Mt r. a, " Villains and examine Wilhelm
y Srhuers Pianos. These instruments built in the
mo, substantial mnuncr with all the modern improve
npats aud containing ali the qualities of desirable fine
uued excellent and durable Pianos, standing wcH in
all climates, and regions.
The beauty of finish the sweetness clearness, strength
and vol # ,and the keeping ell in of these
Instruments togetl rr with the very moderate prices
have pready secured the manufacturers extended
custom.
Persons wishing purchase Pianos opebt, by all
means II tall at Il. A WILLIAMS inree and hand
son.r bookstore onpo,ite the Nar'oicb House, and
doors aaovcl The Noyell Housc, and examine (before
buNing) uese grand action Iianos.
lN-fs
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Franklin, BrOti,erN Co,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
4 Nd COMMISSION MERGHAAIS. next door
"A 20 Liberty NWehouse MAIN street, Lynchbarg,
Va hive Just received nnd ofer Tor sae large and
general stock Of Groceries, consisting ri every article
that line; a,o general stock of Liquors Hardware,
Staple Dry Goods, &c. &c. They most respectfully
solicit call from ther friends public generally.
Their stock of good entirely ard fresh and will
be offered to the trade at the lowest prcc or cash
In ex chnngc for cnuntry prndnre.
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R.OCkEE. s.pCKEEs;
And all kinds OfDaguerreOtype JeWelry

A : CHEAP AS THE CIEAPE> AND A. GOOD
"A AS THE BEST The sub criber would call die at.
tention OF the publ to the nct nm he has at all tin
as.orth eut of the hoNe articles, and with the Hddi
tions he receives every erks, direct the
utHctury dnI impariel-; enuilc~ lam, with small
stock, (fram 900 roS 5nn wouh) constantly humid
Ia furnish e,h GOO ta,honable substantial aud
braut tul-5i IA loss res any retail establishment
tns side of New lnh; with pictures equal to any in
this county, md warranted to please both regurds
ie~eiry AID Pictures. Lynrhburg Gallery, Nir.
L T. GIBBS, PrpprietoI.
16.,lSr
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TER

N. fIRdINIAN published lay at 60 aud semiweeky at
slper advance Va fnpct will be discontinued.
ca5t 1t lpon The Propreors until all arrearHge ,hal
have Iaii
ADVERTISEMENTS u4nrrcl for "a cents per square Of
II lines or the insertion, and b zach
tin anr unless ordered inner rm weey aud then 80 cts
ser square le charged Insertion number =
Is marked S.it VII be published TIL
terp.i out and chsr sr1 accordingly.
THE YEARLY RATES ARE.
For one square, daily So
Fir two l. #p :5f
F,r IN, square ~rln-we.k,
For do .o SO
advertisements tended fr both yallt subject to special
ontract.
~ nnal advertisers will he limit 10 thr immediate bu
sneee or charged at transient rates
Hs- All advertise appear the dali, and semi
weekly paper,.
ratcahly tor the eNcess.
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\ NOT Err NEW NOTE u p ON
WORCESTER'S PIANOS.

fNNlE New York Cummerclal Advertiser ol The 2ith
i NJ ucn. 1891 IN an article referring to tn the su.
perory OF Anercah over impo tod or Foreign lnsfru-
mrnts, lay> ti toowin2 deserved and Just tribute 40
Mr ll,rcc,ter'S PIANOS:
''We invc seen pianos ivom England, France md
G"urany, made by the most celebrate manulaefuiert
IA ttoc countries, and heard thcir tones elected
by the ton OF -ki performers but must say that
have seen iew pianos comparable wIfh tlose manutac-
mrcd by H. Worcester In elegance OF form aud hnsu,
richness fonc durability Of tune and all other qualities
tlat render musical Instruments valuable Mr. Worees-
ters pianos unsurpassed. 1t highly creditable
our auo manufacturers that even Europeans ure
sraned 10 lekn MIeIgn their snpetiorty."
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Y AND SEW-YORk PACKETS This new sAssk
tor,c line Is composed OF tho following vcssc-. mad
..ils from Nr&YNk every three days. An owned in
,,o city of Richmond, viz:
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RICHMOND
RAWLINGS n MILLER,
GrOcerS and Commission Merchants,

RAWLINGS n MILLER,
Gr0cers and Commission Merchants,
Corner Pearl and Cary streets
Richmond, vn.,
hfFER fnr sae. II tfa io, IA tail md desirable
~ stock Of Groccrie., rc,-. Wnrs aai Liquors.
tho usual terus to tna,iml 'ealci#:
2aO hhd. Fort, iGtu uni NV Orleans Sugar
200 hhls New o.. aa- ted Sugar llnn.c Moa-sc.
500 bag Ri. atanularnn foftp kU" Coil
500 package, Lp,1 Cru he'd Powdered ant Coiiro
Sego4-
100 pte,ago, o.rcen md BACK Tens, rnrt exuo fine
qmhty
200 boxes Noap. assorted quaI'tics, including hnc
f,pc, Suaps
300 h5xos Adsmnntine Gundlra
Madnn, sherry Port Malaga aud Lisbon Wines
iuil assortment
Rnudes of all qualities part finest imported
Holland Gin; Januicn Rum; Schicdam Sohnsrps
Old Rye Nh,stcy ot Robeftson's celebrated brand
Recliied Whskcy of our brand, superior quait,
GhumnaCne Wines. .vArou- brands includiuE Own
importation
Noils. Cumberland. Bniee,on. mud Old pomir ION
brands
solo Leather, Middle, Ligh and llcnyy and Good
Damaged
Bacon. lnrl; Ghocar; hrc
Ouve Oh; Pepper sacc. = ., Starch; Window
Gla-s
GI"er
lad,..; Mustard; N,cc; \ .tncs., Pirkt"
Eutier N7ncsF te..#i ,ps.ug Pbrr; Candle
Nl,k
In ufrt 1aclet-; Tut "rao,r. Plauehlo".
Bed Cord, N.c,rr.H hcrrinr,
Sperm, Sosi. rnnne.. and Machine Oil.
Salt; Nnegof Uioycrreed
Havana Cignea. Il chuieo assortment Of b At brnuds.
Draer' yisltii city viii find their interest t,
eNnmine our stock OF goods before purchasing.
aue u DIM
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These ves-.s oi tn hsr chs' bulls rSpr"ssy iaI
Is t1te and hnve superior recommendations for pas.-
singers.
They commanded ny experienced Captains. well
raa6rd tor the trade and who will spafe no exeftion
Ia oacrgpmodute.
They viii be towed and down the river by st5am,
and may he relied on sAil promptly ndyettsed.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos.
ton, will find il to their ntcre4t TO ship by this line
it is the only regular line aud freight will always be
,akcn low by oth.f vessels aud every effort
~ill be nude by the agents in Richmond and Boston
siyrsat- action.
We respectfully nsk and hope To sg"ceed in oh
iaininga full share of patronage
The yesseis will lie in RshrnD J Rockets "
Boston at Rowe Wharf.
DAVID CuRRIE Richmond, },.,.
ALLEN Il WELTCH, Boston. Ah"
oup ID M l33 S,.ta
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ROBINsON's PRACTuCE-vOL.
IND u III BE NPEEDH Y PURL TSHED.
"The Practice In Courts Of Justice II
England and the u. States.'
by CONWAY ROBINSON. ESQ.

Aoi |. a. - the plnrc nni time Of transaction
n9ocred'r &, treating hiefy of the conflict Of Laws
ana the Statute ut Limitations.
ALSO. IN PRESS,
SECO VI EDITION or LOMAX'S DIGEST
Dge.t of the Luws of Real Property, generally adop-
ted ana 10 s"e in .he United States by John Taylor
L1nnx l. l.. D., of the Judges of the General
Court o Virginia aud formerly Professor of Law In tho
Uur,rrrly ~ Virginia.
S'c"oi Edition. in vols, royal syo., greatly enlsr
rrd a. i improved
The new Oole of Vireinn has been embodied In thi.
rit1'u and rcle made To all the rcpOrted
deced in III" S0premc Court 1898 the 9th ND
lus V".nme of Gtauan's Reports inclusive, we'll
additional matter taken from English and Amer.
ican nuthufr., leade ing tins edition of the most,
II not tie must valuable compendiIn of purely Ameri.
Gun Inv, upon the subject of Real Property"
issued in hs county. So far regards Virginia. thi.
cdtiun will he found d, re-eut her tire system of
Red ropery Law. al of II which is usually brought
consideration OF the Student and OF the bar and
Of the bench.
A. MORRIS, Law Bookseller,
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Thursday, December I, 1884.

NJ We had an alarm Of fire the other
evening. The fire was soon extinguished
however, with little damage. We refer TO
the matter merely to caution every body to
be careful. Too much caution cannot be OBJ
served at any time, and in any place. and
more especially in this city. We are sorry
to say that there is but one FIRE engine in
the city--that there are few or no public or
private cisterns at all adequate in case OF an
extensive confagration. All this should ad-
monish us one and all, to an increased vigi-
lance in guarding against fire. And sc
trust that another year will not be permitted
70 roll around with out finding US provided
with well organized and efficient fire de-
partment, and abundance of water in every
par. Of the city.