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DEpARTuRE or CALIFORNIA sTEl

NV OptrAns June % The steamshiPs p Do
rsdo ter Xspiawsn, and Daniel Webster, for Ban ~,
az. With fsif compliments OF passengers ssnea
to-day E *@
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REFERFNCES:

NEW YoRK-Messrs. Greenway, Brothers i Co.;
Compton Turner: j Jafray L Sons; Robertson
Hudson; Ward Babcock 4 Co.; Ely Mygatt, jr l.
Co; Levi Cook Co; A. r. Frothing ham ( Co. Hen
rvs, Smith and Townshend Beebe Co
BALTTMoRE-Messrs Baugher, Fisher & Co.. Ball,
Chriss 4 Co.
RIcHMoND-Messrs Wordsworth, Turner Co.;
Parser. Bsyly l. NiDmo; Warren l. Perkins; Kent
Paine Kent; Hubbard. Gardner l. Co; Deane Il
Brown; Thos. l. Chas. Ellis; Geo w. Gretter; w. F.
Butler Co.; John N Gordon 4 Son; Flanagan,
Stokes Il Co, e 2}-Sm
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SNEAD e. COOKE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Charlottesville, Va.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Charlottesville, Va.
THHE undersigned having formed a CO.
L partnership for the practise OF Law in Abe
MARIE will practise regularly IN the County and Cir.
cult Courts Of said County, and also in the District
Court, held in Charlottesville.
All professional bus ness entrusted to the firm will
receive the attention of both parties.
ES' Claims secured and collected, and rsmittances
promptly made.
BURWELL w. SNEAD,
RICHARD IVANHOE COOKE
Address B. w. SNEAD, Charlottesville, or r. /.
COOKE, Palmyra, Fluyanna, Va.
BURWELL w SNEAD will also gularly attend
the County and Circuit Courts of Fluvanna and will
give his prompt attention all professional busne
entrusted to him in that county.
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BUTTER, CHEESE, CIDER AND

~ BEERS tubs superior Goshen Butter. so box
do. do Cheese, 81 bbls. Sweet Newark Cider, 100
bbls. Newburg, Troy, and New York City brands
Stock Ale, of superior quality, landing per steamer
this day, for sale by II. w. TYLER,
lie % No. ], Main 81.
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Die pr
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1a head
|suCts.
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the iol-

NA. -
srfe6. c
J, Rico and
| d bottles
~ brsrs6s,
WHIS-
~ " bite
n GIN
grsdrs.-
-, Rio, and
q french
b. SOAP,
BRAN.
! aud 80.
/ and Pale
SUPERIOR
nc Chew
al ST..
"A DanTt
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BOARDING.
HOOPER, on Church Fill. Grace

MI HOOPER, on Church Fill, Grace
kvl street. 18th street, has two vacant rooms,
which she would be pleased TO have occupied by
genteel boardeys Gentlemen an be accommodated
with board on reasonable terms je A-lm
I AND FOR SALE.-FOr sale, 20S acres
IL of Land, miles from the city Of Richmond, on
the Charles City Road, 80 of which is very highly
improved. Ii has upon it avery comfortable House;
the balance of the Land is in wood 1t sdjoips the
lands of Jno. McKingithe, ESD, Mrs, Bones and
others. EDW'D ID. EACHO,
i ~ General 4 gent and Collector.
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Dy me
HCH
hereafter
y s. cost
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IL EiSVILLE LAND, VAL u A BIZ E
Ia TAVERN STAND. AND OTHER PROPER

IL EiSVILLE LAND, VAL u A B L E
IA TAVERN STAND, AND OTHER PHOPER-
TY, FOR sALE-The subscriber having determined
public auction, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of July
next, his entire tract of LAND containing SIS acres
and lying in the county of Charlotte. immediately
around keysyille depot, and at the junction of the
Richmond and Danvitle Railroad and the Keysviiie
snd Christansyills Plank road IS miles from Rich
mond, SO miles from Danyille, and q miles from
ChristianEville
The land is very desirable, account of its great
convenience to market, and is highly susceptible of
improvement and capable of producing the finest
wheat and other by the of guano and other
fertilizers
lie will also sell his long and well known TAV-
ERN STAND, which is a large, roomy and commodi
Gus bu ding; part of it newly erected with all ne
cessary out-buiidiDgs, in good repair.
Also, three good STORE-HOUSES, a BLACK
SMITHS SHOP, WHEELRIGHTS SHOP. and 2
PRIVATE DWELLINGS, all occupied by good ten
ants.
There is excellent well of purs freestope water
in histavern yard.
Possession will be given on the first day of Novem-
Der next
TERMs-One-thirdp payable in cash on the first dsy
ofNovember next; the residue IN equal in staIments
in and two years thereafter. The title will be
retained deed of trust given to secure the de-
ferfed payments: also, bonds with approved security
For farther information apply to Mr. Isaac r. Wat
kins Richmond, Va; or to the subscriber, at Keys
vile, which is his pest Office.
je s-dtd JOHN D. PRIDDY.
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BY TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
A VERY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING

A VERY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
IALOT ON CLAY, NEAR ADAMS STREET AT
AUCTIOE.-On ,.ONDAY next, Sd July at 81 o..
clock, P, N. upon the premises. win be sold vacant
Lot on the South side of Clay street, adjoining the
residence of g. A. w. Taylor fronting so feet and
running back $50 feet to alley, and is justly regard
ed as one OF the most beautiful building lotsn this
whole neighborhood now in the market.
TERMs-One-thrd cash, balance at 4, and IL mos.
with interest, and title retained
je29 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Ancte
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
Il HOUSE AND LOT ON 2isT STREET.-Sy
virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber dated 18th
May, 1853, and duly recorded in the Richmond Hus-
tings Court will be sold Monday, 10th July ats
O'Clock, 7. M, upon the premises, that BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT on the west side of 2ist street,
between Main and franklin streets fronting 48 and
running back 60 feet bounded the North side by
an alley of is feet, the South by alley of feet,
a9d being the same property now in the occupancy
of Mr.. James Riley.
TERMS OF sALE-S75o cash; 81 900 payable LIST
August next; and the remainder at six months from
the day of sale credit payments bear interest and
be secured by trust deed.
JAMES Nj. TAYLOR, Trustee.
lie "a TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aurts
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UNDERTAKING. subscriber is
~ now prepared 70 furnish sry'nns 10 az me 2.
An assortment Of COFFINS kept constantly on
hand. aa-.na
gentle horses can be had.
The attention OF Hctekeepcrs and ram.Sss TO
ousss a 10 his large assortment ofMATThEssEs
Repairing SOFAS, CHAIRS, Spring MATTRESS
sl0' 80 FRANCIS LAuRE.
4. a-sms Broad a.. hetw. "a and sd as.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY J. r. d. PAYNE, Salesman.
NEW AND HANDSOME F

VIEW AND HANDSOME FURNI-
~ TURE AT AUCTION.-I will sell on THURS
DAY, the 9th July, at the residence of the French
Consul, on 9Th street. between Broad and Marshall
su, next door to st. James, Church, at 10 o'clock,
his houssho and kitchen Furniture consisting OF
the usual variety, oil new and in good order
Terms at sale.
je27 CAIrTUORN
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r. CAUTHORN.
4 Id LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN and

- - CniLD FOR SALE UNDER A DECREE OF
rue CoukT.-ln execution of decree of the Cir
GUT court for the county of Henrico, shall, as
Soinmissoner sell At public auction to the highest
bidder, ior cash: at Henrico Court House on the Sd
cay Of Juiy, 1851 at IL o'clock THAT being Court
sell, to the lowest bidder at the same time and place
enc old Negro Woman
je 26-7t CHARLES RICHARDSON Com,r
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WILBOR's COMPOUND OF PURE

FOR CONsUMPTfeN COUGHs, COLDS. AsTH-
MA, BRONCHITIS, GENERAL DEBILITY, AND
ALL SCROFULOUS sHUMORS.-The proprietor
has succeeded from directions of Professor Stonel
in combining the Oil and Lime perfectly, that the
taste of the Oil. which is Dauseous persons ee
morally, is entirely overcome, and it be taken by
the most delicate females with pleasure. And as re-
CARDS the benefit of this article the clear OIL the
following case, by Prof. Stone, is sufficient to cob
vince the most skeptcal The young lady u
years of age; IT,
Her disease was of unmixed phthisis, which
had been expected to terminate in the course of
few months fatally. The upper part of both her
lungs filed with tubercies and in some place.
were beginning to soften The evidently a
bad one. The treatment of Cod Liver Oil waA first
used, but without marked Improvement The phcs-
phate of lime was then administered with the oil,
and the result, as in the of many Others, was
soon apparent. The patient rapidly getting
WELL"
long array of certificates might be given here to
prove the eficacous character of this medicine but
it is not deemed necessary The fact that from the
very first introduction of the Cod Liver Oil and Lime
before the public, it has been gradually adopted by
the medical faculty, is sufficient proof OF its unquss
toned excellence.
For SALE wholesale and retail by.
ALEX'R B. WILBOR,
Chemist. 156 Court st., Boston.
For sale in Richmond by BENNETT BEERS,
Druggists, l25 Main ST. je 10-d1mif com
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nRAWING TO A CLUSE.-Ibe time
II being near at hand when the subscribers are
compelled to close business for the season, to rett
their store in the modern styles and thsir stock Of
goods being still much larger than is desr able, will
offer fer the next few weeks still better bargains
than heretofore The assortment in goods suit
ed for this is No. l. and cannot be rpassed
in the city namely. in Irish Lirens Pillow Linens.
Diapers Striped, Checked and Plaid Musiina, Cam
brics and Jaconets, Dotted Swiss rich embroidered
Muslns for dresses and for curtains Long and Short
Lace Mitts, Bobbin EdgDgs, Linen Hdkfs, Graas
Linen and Embroidered Hdkfs Col'aIs Chems.ettes
end Sleeves, with full stock of Dotnesties. Please
give us an early call, and get your supply.
J. MILLHISER j. BRO,
ie 26 1888 Broad street.
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IANE LOST--On Saturday morning
~ last, somewhere in the city, lost a silver
mounted HICKORY CANE, with NY name upon
the head ANY person returning the same to this Of
fce will be literally rewarded:
lie T-Stt JAMES McDOHALD.
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Having sold to DR.. OWEN B. HILL
my stock Of DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C., confident
y recommend him to my friends and patrons and the
public generally. JAS. d. THOMAS.
Richmond, June 26t 1854. je I-3m
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A PLEASANT RESIDENCE ON

a FLEASANI Il z 81 d E n Z T. ON
"A ADAMS; NEAR CLAY STREET, AT AUG.
TION-On MONDAY, the Sd of July,I at 5 o'clock
P. M upon the premises will be sold that very neat
and pleasant Brick Residence the east eide of
Adams, between Clay and Leigh streets, now IN the
occupancy of Mr.. R. 81. Crump, containing about
good rooms, and being in perfect order, having re-
Gently been thoroughly repaired.
Tue property Is well worth the attention of those
wishing to buy.
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at 4, 8 and II mos,
with interest, satisfactorily secured.
lie 20 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aurts
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1'HE subscriber having retired from the
JAMES D. THOMAS his entire stock of DRUGS,
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, &C. &c will devote his time and energies
to the Drns Business.
Having lived in Drug store in this city for several
years, ard afterwards graduated at the Richmond
Medical College, and practicsd medicine for more
than two years, be feels fully competent to com
pound medicine with accuracy aud dispatch. He will
also be aided by competent assistants
Physicians prescriptions put up accurately and
neatly, at all times, both day ard night
OWEN b. HILL,
Druggist ard Chemist,
Market Place, Franklin street.
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w ANTED .-25,OOO Railroad Stills.

WAN1ED-A PARTNER, with a cant
w tai of $500 or $1,000 to engage in the rnercsn.
tile business in a small village in Virginia where
there can be 600 worth of goods cold annualy at
. fair -oht. Any person wishing to engage in the
above, viii address "P. M at Gotham, Aibemarle
county, Va. ie S1mx
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GUNNER DRESS GOODS AT COST.
~ Our stock of Summer Dress Goods being very
large will, in order TO reduce them before the
season is over, offer them at cost.
All in want Of the above goods would do well to
examine stock before purchasing. Most Of our
Dress Goods purchased late in the in the
Northern markets. at prices much lower than they
could have been purchased earlier in the season.
lie 22-tsif HART l. MOSES.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON c.

ZI II
RY AND SEVENTH STREETS, AT AUG
TION.-On FRIDAY, S0th june at o'clock p M.
upon the premises will be sold 80 feet of Ground on
the north side of Cary street, running back on the
west line 7th street to an alley.
The Property will be divided into lots of suitable
sizes.
No Property now in the market offers such in
ducements to those who may purchase with view OF
improving, the situation of these Lots ia une-
qualled for small stores &c.
Terms at sale.
iP "a TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Arcts
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relieve
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FRIsts
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WANTED Thirty Laboring HANDS
" on the line of the r. F and p. r. R. about 70
miles FROM Richmond, to ley track. Apply to
w. N. BRAGG Sup't Of Road
Office r. F. ard P. r. R. Co,
Richmond, May u, 1854
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T INSEED OIL, Raw and Boiled, with all
II sorts of Painters Colours Diamonds, Points. &c.
kc For sale by BENNETT a. BEERS,
;a 9Q Drug sists.
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Incidents

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81
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MOTIFS
with md
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Quarrellinp.

One Of the very best short extracts we see
passing around lattcr1y is under this head.
We copy it underneath and commend its
careful perusal to all who are apt to let
"their angry passions RISE"
'lf anything in the world will make n man
feel badly, except pinching his fingers in the
crack Of door, it is unquestionably quar-
rel. No man ever fails to think less Of him
self after, than he di ! before. II degradcs
him in the eyes of others, and what is worse
bIunts his sensibilitics on one hand, and in
crcases their power and passionate irritsbli-
ty on the other. The truth is, the more
peaceably and quietly we get on, the better
tor our neighbors. In nine cases out Of ten
the better course is, if man cheats you,
quit dealing with him; if he is abusive, quit
his company; and if he ISLANDERS you, take
care to live so that nobody will believe him.
No matter who he is, or how he mis-uses
you, the wiscst way is to let him alone for
there is nothing better than this cool, calm,
and quiet way of dealing with the wrongs
We meet with.
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In many instances, though, this false, crrone-

In many Instances, though, this false, crrone-
ous' Injurious opinion Of self is engendered by
the parent. Says the father observing his bow
NJ the age of eight or ten, playing on Jews.
harP or riding corn stalk horse, 81 will make
MN a awyer-it is the road to prefermentn
ana how his mind follows his boy up the ladder
OF iame-irst an eminent lawyer-then Judge
member OF Congress-and, finally, President
Oh the United States. The son soon learns his
fathers notions, and the brilliant career marked
out Tor him by the latter. 'T will be a boy no
longer he says, What is the result? In nine
cases out of ten, these boys become, in the end,
drunksrds and blacklegs. Sometimes, when
these high notions are entertained, the pecuni-
ary means of the parent are inadequate to their
fulhllment. Depression is the result to the boy,
and when his youthful energies are thus cramp-
ed, he becomes OF no use to himself or anybody
else.
Hparents would place their sons as appren
tices to various mechanical trades-eiyc them
a trade, which will enable them in after life to
push along," let times be os they may-we
would have fewer iorgeries committed and other
outrages perpetrated. Now We have, for seve.
raj weeks, been advertising for boy to learn
the Printing business. Wewill give good boy,
who is disposed to learn, his board and clothes
and after few years he will be master of trade
which will enable him TO earn from tell to fifteen
dollars week. 1t is an honorable, respectable,
clean business; one, the nature of which does
not expose one to rain or sunshine; one which
is obliged, from its nature, TO give lad much
general information, and at the same time per-
feet hiW in reading and writing, and yet we
cannot get one. The age is too progressive
There are no boys.
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SYMPTOMS or DISEASE

Shonld never be disregarced. They are,
unerring indications that the vital functions
Of nature have been interrupted in their
hcalthful action, and that serious evils must
inevitably follow, unless the system be A.
gain set right by the timely use Of proper
remedies.
Bear in mind, that nature is ever endeav-
oring to expel disease when Il invades the
animal economy. aud only noeds the assis-
tance Of some genial .oratiye---thorough
yet mild in It's actiop-that will give tone 10
the system, act upon the blooa--wkich is
the principal Of life.
GUYsorT's YELLOW DOCK AND pSARsAPARILLA
AS purifier Of the blood, renovator of
the system and supporter and presorver Of
the powers Of life, it has no equal. Take
it, on the first indication tha. disease Is upon
you, and you will avert perhaps weeks and
months Of sickness and suffering.
tB- See advertisement.
SoLp sY
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COMMUNICATIONS.
For THE LEDGER
Amusements Of Kershaw---The Rolling
Target.

November IL, 1854.
DEAR BAILEY Whenever anything nov-
ei or interesting comes in my way, think
OF the Ledger, and strong desire seizes me
to communicate such novelties to your
columns.
Today l was present at match with
doublc-barrellcd guns between Liberty Hill
and Flat Rock. The distance 40 PAGES at
rolling target. buck shot cartridges. In
sporting with the gun claim for myself no
little experience, yet admit the rolling tar
get is step in cunning, that threw my skill
altogether in the shade.
The marksmen select suitable place, an
old field for instance, and plant two stakes
ten feet apart, then at right angle measure
forty PAGES where the parties are stationed,
on either side of the stakes one or two are
placed to roll the targets, which are circu-
lar planks, #. in diameter, with a cross de-
scried upon them, in the centre or on any
other point of the face. Each marksman
has his own plank and also has two shoots,
thus, his target is rolled from the right to
the left, and then rice rerSn, the person who
rolls the target after each shot marks the
nearest to the cross, the nearest being about
one inch from the spot After the shooting
is over, the best shots are measured aud COM
pared, like those at regular matches. Last
Saturday, the same parties, Liberty Hill and
Flat Rock, shot for S75. Flat Rock won.
To-day beef worth $40 was the prize,
Liberty Hill got the two first choices and
Flat Rock the other three, there being only
FIVE as the lead in this case is, as they say, in
The old feld
If, Mr. Editor, you have ever sat watching
for the space of an hour or so, until huge
buck with branching antlcrs come within
range of your double barrelled, you may
conceive partly the excitement that accom-
Panies these matches. There you stand
finger on trigger, eyes right, and full de-
termination to drive the board as it rolls by
with the white spot upon it, but often the
youngster is disappointed, for upon exam-
nation the judges cry out "no board
Where is Cooke? Ihave seen him throw
partridges, pheasants, &C., with No. 8 and
los, but doubt whether he could spattcr
rolling target with Blister Blues like A.
ID. ]. or w. L. J. of Kershaw. There are
several good shots both at Liberty Hill and
Flat Rock. There appears 10 be very little
difference, if one wins to-day, the other is
apt to win next time, by this means they
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BoYs.-We found a little extract, which we
have inserted in this number Of the Ledger, a
bout boys.
Very truthfully, is it asserted, "there are no
boys nowadays. Once upon time, lad of
seventeen or eighteen years of age was consid.
cred a boy-a big boy. He stiil wore q jacket
or roundabout, and no such idea as wearing q
long tail coat entered his head until ho became
twenty-on years Of age. Who, in this present
age, this fast age, ever hears Of boy wearing
a Jacket Why at FIVE or six he must have a
coat--certainly, coat lie win soon learn to
smoke segars and chow tobacco; ina very little
while he viii step up TO liquor bars, and with as
much importance, call for glass Of whiskey
punch or gin sling, as any man in the coun.
try. There are no boys these days. AT seven.
teen, or eighteen, they look about for wives,
and not anfrequently two yocng, inexperienced
persons become united together for ne, and
when the male member attains the age q tNcn,
ty-6ve or thirty he finds he isa bog. Ne is q
boy in knowledge for when. at fourteen or six.
teen, efforts we're made to instruct him, he re,
jected all oycftures, and now ne finds that he
Is child in those tklpgs in which he should s.e
a proficient siie Consequence is he Is annoyed
and troubled tllc balance Of bis iife 70 earn a
lsTeHhopd