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EoREIGN COMMERCE OF THE SOUTH.

FOREIGN COMMERCE OF THE SOUTH.
The indispensablsnsss OF a foreign commerce from
the slaveholdiDg States, far more extensive than
that which now exists, is sefcvident to every man
who has considered, for moment, the interests and
resources Of the South and cannot be too often or
too strenuously urged upon the Southern people,
artizsns, professional men, merchants. farmers and
indeed all who have any nteres: in this section so
blessed by natural advantages of every description
wheher they pertain to climate, surface SOIL agrcul-
ture, commerce, or manufactures. The North ia
proportion of the freight aud travel being supplied by
the South whereas the people of the Southern
States, instead Of advancing their own interests by
direct trade with Europe thus contributing to the
treasury of the enemy. 1t is true we have sailing
ships traversng almost every sea- but there is no es
tabshed line Of steamers to any of the
most important ports Of The wo.l!. And as
long as this is 80, it is impossible that the
resources of the South can be fully develop
ed or appreciated. Our products embrace vast va.
riety of Injuries we'll as necessares we have
tsrs unsurpassed, if not unrivaied Our manufactu.
ring facilities are truly great. And it is actually AN
anomaly in the laws OF commerce, that we have not
an extensive foreign commerce. The people are
aware that this is needed; and they should,
we believe they will, encourage the enterprisng
spirit which is actively at work for the establish
mont of one or more lines of the largest steamers be-
tween this country and Europe The action of the Con
venon at Bristol gives evidence Of determination
on the part Of the practical, intelligent and patriotic
gentlemen who we're engaged in its deliberations,
to push forward as fast as possible, the scheme for
direct trade. Portland appears 10 be the only compe
tor of Norfolk for the terminus Of the route on which
the Great Eastern is soen to appear. And every
effort consistent with fairness WILL of course, be made
by the people Of that section to induce those interest
cd In the success Of this mammoth steamer, to give
precedence to that port. II will be an important
trsde and the South should look to it with anxiety
Wherever the "Great Eastern" goes, there will the
attention of the projectors Of other European lires of
steamers be attracted Norfolk holds out Inducements
to direct trade not presented by any other city in
the Union. With a harbor capacious safe from
storms deep, and within very short distance of the
sea- it s une1ceptioDable in point of local adaptation
to the purposes Of etrspot for Southern commerce
And occupying position which is designated by ma
ture as the point of convergenos for the raa of au
immense empire, extending through thousands OF
miles of the richest country, there is nothing needed
but the flushing touch to the leading lines of internal
Improvement 10 Virginia to prepare Norfolk for
successful competition With any city ip the usop for
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ny THE (;OYERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
- AMATInN

4
rx.urREAS a yacsrcy has been created in the Eighth
w Judicial Circuit. by the death OF Eustace Conway
m ind 70 OF thst Circuit therefore, IN conformity 70 law
,tp Sheriff Of each OF the counties OF Lancaster Norn
1s1er,snd Ricnrnond. WestInoreland. King George,
S,e,,ylvara Caroline, Hanover, King William, King
I,,n and Essex composing said Circuit, is hereby re-
ope TO cause election for Judge ct said Circuit 10
!. h,ld OF Thursday, the twcntythrd day OF July nex
Al he places prescribed BY law.
Given under nay hand Governor and under the sea-
. - OF the Commonwealth at Richmond. this l2th day
u - OF June 1857. HENRY A WISE.
gy the Governor: GEORGE W. MuNFoRD Secretary Of
80 asIommnnwes,h June l3-ctde
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foreign trade. II is to be hoped Mr. Preston 8 mis
sion will be as successful as his own ability and the
merits OF his cause would encourage US 60 expect.
Letthe owners of the "Great Eastern and all o,bsro
interested in her voyages, be convinced of the tre
mendous trade in hs South only awaiting an eutlet
and We cannot think they will prefer Portland to
Norfolk,
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T,IpoRTANT no DRUCCIsTs

VUANTED-By . physician of Eve years expert.
w ence In extensive practice situation As clerk
In Drug Storo His reason for desiring situation OF
this kind that he designs making permanent business
He hatters himself from his extensive acquaintance with
Druggists and Fhyscans OF the South that he carry
large amount of trade to any hcuse. The best iest
Addrsss MEDICUS,
Fsb l7-swt 1sldsa, NsrA csrolins.
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80 M :, M, 771 ,1F LAND FOR SALE

a VALUABLE VRACV Or A.oAS = :,
i. INV purpose to reside in another part OF this
"A State hereby advertise my Eass q iaaS iSr S Of
Juiy next on .6e premises es on the waters OF Cuo
Creek miles from Charlotte Court Hou.e, where there
depot connected by plank road With the pan'e rAi
road. =. ao.,u, -.. 80 Lon,
land aud The most OF which is exceedingly fertile; say
OF wood land the greater part OF which rich and
heavily tabered, principally With whlto oak, black oak'
hic cory and poplar growth
There IL on the tract unusual quantity oil hne plant
lad and the is considered one OF the best in the
state for the growth of tobacco Is well waered nav
ing 10 good springs scattered Il convenient inerSs"
hrough the land
There is good garden and orchard on the place.
The dwelling house is new, commodous and nandsome
having ten and large passages
with all the ROOMS dressing room tour large
and two large store.rooms There s carriage house. Ice
house. overseers house. tobacco barns negro quarters
and o,her necessary houses on the place.
The climate 10 very healthy and the society very good
There ia an excellent classical school in the neighor
hood and also several churches from two TO seven miles
distant.
Auy one who desires delightful country residence
could not do better than buy this which now oer lot
'Ae LUG W. ''' ANDREW HART.
Charlotte County, Nay Id, ls57-cwt3dJuly
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STOP THE RUNAWAY

NJ MAJ RANDALL LETT mytplantstion the ath day OF
VI June without or proy0cation and is now 60
Gs .s.:e; will pay liberal reward to any person
80 * alrss him and secure him In jail or deliver hiu
. ne ssie!T n Hanover county He is. say, i've feet
.sa ilcae. Lsi, straight built ginseHcs color,
aoa' lace Nth ayh cheek bones, very pleasnE eoun'
rs Tery short stt his toe. very tnuch ou. rnd walks
Principally hi. hees He Was clothed in d-ab fulled
S!ola Il H. GOODMAN.
!os o1;cs Johnson. Springs. Goochlsnd county, Va,
l.ge D--cyi.y
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XIRGINIA.-a, Rulcs heli in ,le clerks Office of


v the County Court OF James City County, from the
first the third day Of June nclusive) in the year one
thousand eight hundred and ifty.seven:
Elizabeth 7. Brooks Pltf
aga.E::
Anthony Goodwin, Dett
In action the Case OF iefeudantthe
Of sixty dollars for the board Of the said defendant
with legal interest thereon until paid
Th" attachment against the defendants estate suod out
in thi. action being returned executed June the first
1887 by gsrnisheeng William L. Spencer Commissioner,
&C. In the suit Of Brooks against Brooks in the Circuit
Court Tor the CITY of Williamsburg and county Of James
City, and the defendant having been served either win
the summons instuting this action, with the attach
ment and not having entered hs appearance aud it Ap
pearng by the affidavit, Of the plaintiff that the defendant
is not nhabitant of this Commonwealth the motion
Of the plaintiff by her COUNSEL 1t ordered that the defen
ant do appear here within month utter due pubea.
ton of this order and do what necessary to protect hs
interest. and that copy Of this order be published once
week for four successive weeks in the williamsburg
zette newspaper published In the city of Williamsburg
and posted at the front door Of the Court House of the
month that being the first day of the next Court for the
said county OF James City.
Copy-Teste,
Junc l2-cw4w TIL. o. COGRILL c.
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MINNESOTA CoNsrIrurIoNALCo CoNvEN.


CHIc,oo, June Il -TIe latest Minnesota dates
represent the election u maj 'rity Of Democratic
delegates to the constitutional convention as far as
heard from.
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a SITUATION As TEACHER WANTED.

n n unmarried gentleman, Virgipian and cduc.tci
n Mt the University Of Virginaa, who has been TOR
some years successfully conducting large male school
wishes TO obtain a situation eacher He IL prepared -
teach all the branches usually taught In male schools
Satisfactory testimonials 10 his possession aud viii be
furnished if required He would prefer situation wee
permanent school of high order has already been 7
may be established.
All communications addressed to N. p. r, Campbell
c. H Va will receive prompt attention.
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VALUABLE MILL IL MILES BELOW RICH,
MOND NEAR WORK RIVER RAILROAD, FUN

ThNHE subscribers offer for sale their mill and about
acres of land attached about - miles below Hicn.
nond near the Williamsburg stage Road and the io,k
River Railroad (about three fourths OF mile rom
templated depoS The supply of water 10 never tahns
There are two pair stones kept running-9ne M
and the other for wheat portion of the mill IS enre sh
new. aud the balance In good order Inc eu''o W ''
mill 10 very good
-' PHILIP WATKINS 4 SON, on the premises
Or 10 GoppIs s. APfERsos, fichsnoIa'
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The History OF FRANCE, FROM THE EARLIEST
PERIOD ro TIE PRESENT TIME. BY THOMAS
WRIGHT, ESQ, NJ. A., F. S A. &C., &c.
The fourth and fifth numbers OF this highly inter.
esting and valuabls work, published by the London
printing and publishing company, have been placed
on our table by the energetic agent, j. Perry, Esq.,
whose Office is on Wall street, in this city.
These numbers are, like their predecessors, illus
trated by beautiful engravings in the ft! nun
Der being striking and attractive representation OF
Louis XVI. threatened by the mob their visit to
the Tui!leries, June Goth, 1892.
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MOB Law AT FLORENCE, N. T.

The Davenport Gazetts is indebted to friend for
the following extract from letter, dated Florence,
Nebraska, May %:
ave have had very exciting time here to day
Some six seven msri we're arrested for claim.
jumping. One o'clock this evening was the time ap
pointed for trial, and the whole town WAS present.
The prisoners brought up tied together, tried by
the Club Association, aud condemned. Death was
the penalty. Ropes were Procured and thought
for sometime they were sure to be hung according to
s.ntence and | now think that had it not been for
old grey headed father pleading for his son and
sons law and the Of their wives and sisters
they would have been hnug. 4 number Of speeches
were made in favor of their death, but the final
suit WIS., three were set fres on condition that they
would do right and be honest in future confessipg
their fuut aud releasing their right to the claim
The other tour were sent across the river, accompa
MED by l5D men, with resolution that if they ever
set foot again on Nebraska soil they would be- hung
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WHAT UNCLE SAM HAS DONE.-Ths folio

WHAT UNCLE SAM HAS DONE.-The follow.
ing contrast is elicousy noted by the Brooklyn Ea
gls
Uncle Sam, after carrying on business for the past
eighty years. having three wars, buying territory
from France and Mexico, building railroads, specua
ting in bank aud trading with all creation, comes
out with snug little balance on hand of twenty-five
millions, enough to set up several miouaires, and
which makes Sam millionaire among nations
Since our revolution England has quadrupled her ma
tonul debt and other nations of Europe have run up
score nearly in proportion, while Sam has paid ob
his debts bought real estate, and has money laid by
for rainy day.
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0IF uCYORFD D07-IARS REWARD

ONE HUNDRED DOILARS REWAKU
WILL be given for the apprehension and delivery OF
w WILLIAM GARRISON. who sbsconded from
?,no.,h Va about The 18th april Last, taking with him
rom eco $500 OF ,ay money, which he obtained BY
Il false key Said Garrison 10 about % yesrs OF
,se ice. inches high, saow complexion nearsighted.
md mile, by trade The above reward aud all rea-
l.be cas,gcs viii be aiven for his delivery In Falmouth,
Va secured that he may be brought back and dealt
ssh according &c law.
June a-clm Falmouth. Va.
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Charlo,,e County, Nay ID, le57-cwt3dJuly
GRIswoLD. II. a: CLAIBORNE

UHAVE removed their office to the Of Main and
lii Governor streets, over E. B. Spences Clothing
Store. 80
They will continue practice in all the Courts OF the
City OF Richmond aud counties of Henrico and Hanover,
and u the Circuit Courts of Essex and King and Queen
conntes May 29-c3mf
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EXECUTION OF WAKD, THE MURDERER
Return j. NJ. Ward, who was convicted Of the
murder of his wife at Sylvana, Ohio, in February
last, was hung in Toledo on the 18th inst. He con-
fassed that he had murdered two nen beside his wife,
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NEW ENGLAND MORALS ABROAD. - lie
No,d ia leading Belgian paper' has an article Oh the
Ka,ocb case in Boston. The verdict is aeverely
osuvssssd, and the conduct Of Mr. KS congregation
in receiving and complimeuting him, is looked upon
"a an evidence Of the inherent corrup;ica and hypoe
rjev o. New England society. The article concludes
amusingly:
"Uov vel, il becomes them after this to stigma
,zs ,be institutions of the South, aud especially wha;
thew term their immoralay' Thus comedy is the re-,
anil Of Engh,h muvners and h@dtts so deeply rooted
in the Northern States. These habits OF thoughts,
"h;eo, bypocicv under the veil Of which they ateTnpt
TO hide oil vice."
The journal Ls Nord lie avowedly hostile to England
and her institutions, and known to be in the interest
of Russia.
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THE GRADUATES OF THE NAVAL AGA
DENY

Subjoned is list of the midshipnen who gradua
ted at the United States Naval Academy at Annapo
liz. Maryland last week, and who have been war
ranted as passed midshipmen in the navy:
F.. B. Blake. ,. j. w. Alexander. g. H.. d.
Todd. L. G. j. Graves. j. NJ Prichett G. Z.
Terry. Z b. Wilson. 8. r. NJ. Mills. Q NJ. BunGe
10 j. w. Kelly. IL. II. Is. Seely. II. +. V. Mc.
Nar. l3, A. K. Yates. ii. Ii. w. Miller. Is. e.
Merchant.
The following passed midshipmen have been de-
tailed for service the United States frgate
Minnesota: +. B. Blake Fl ID Tndd, G.. Y. Graves,
f. Terry, Ii. B Seey, +. V. McNair and II. w. Mil
Ter.
The following passed midshipmen have been or.
dered to Join the United States steamship Mississippi:
j. NJ. Pritchett, r. b Wilson, T. B. Mills and A. r..
Yates.
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CONWAY ROBINSON AND JAMRS ALFRED
JONES,
HAVE united in the practice Of the law at Richmond,
III in the Federal Courts aud Court of Appeals.
Mr. Jones will also practice in the Circuit Courts Of
Richmond City and Henrico.
His Office ia on Main Street, (Norh side) between 9th
and 10th streets April l6-2awtf
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x,1JocH AND BRIGHAM YOUNG,

Rev. NJ. Kalloch preached in Rocklsnd, Me-, on
Sunday last. The crowded condition of the church s
c;tsd a. evidence of the confidence with which the
tI c;tiz ans regard Mr.. HI Exchange.
If Brigham Young had occupied the pulpit in the
place of Mr. KaIloch, the crowd, we suspect, would
have been still larger.-l Union.
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NUTICE.
OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND KA. CO.,

OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND MA. CO,
RICHMOND, June II, 1857
UNOR the purpose of repairing the canal the naviga
ton win be suspended ON the First Level from the
18th to the 27h of July, and Locks 25 and 49, the
Frs, Division from the l2th the 18th Of July 1t Is ex
peced that the navigation the Second Division Will be
resumed about the 25h inst and will not again be inter
rupted. WM. =. MUNFORD,
June l6-2aw4w Secretary
OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG R. R. Co.,
Richmond, Va June l5,h 1857.
VNHE Board of Directors of this Company have declared
IL Dividend of TWO AND HALF DOLLARS per
Share on the stock Of this Company payable on the JUN
day of June 1857 al persons who on that day snail DC
j. B. hACMURDO
rrreI6-etsvd&e Treasurer.
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THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT

THE WASHINGTON NAIlONAL Nun UMEN L.
This Monument. 10 the completion Of which DR..
Brandreth proposes hereafter to devote his $4,000
annual income, appcGrS to have suffered general
dilapids;ioo under the management Of the patriotic
Know Nothing committee, II we may believe Mr.
Alice the late Secretary OF the Monument Associa.
tion. whose published statement contains the follow
ing:
"The fund. were received by no one in particular,
the rule established by the Board was that confribu-
tlous should be sent to ths Trensur-r and that the
Secretary should be informed thereof by another let
ter written to that officer by the contributor; and
This was the only check upon the Treasurers accounts
The correspondence was wrapped up in bundles and
slowed away in pgeon-holes, damp and thick with
dust. The blank books, shut up IN cupboards were
oreen and Shiny with mildew. The Monument was
in similar condtoni the mortar crumbilng from
between the foundation stones and the internal struc
ture of the base exposed to the deeterous intrusion
of wind and rain. The n,ernorlsl blocks we're piled
one nnon the other in two shanles, which afforded no
,-o,er,ion TO the weather. and ladders etc. were ly
inc unsb.ltered on ehe ground. The treasury was
v;nv in collapsed state depending altogether on the
contributions of the visitors at the Patent oihce ana
Monument grounds, and AL occasional Offering from
some eccentric patriot"
There Il. at all events the consolation to be derived
from tbi. report that the Monument has but shared
the fate of the party which undertook its construc
t,n,,
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4 CEKTAIN CUKE FOR DYsrEP>IA

CERTAIN CURE FOX DYSrEPsIh
a ND SUMNER COMPLAINT, highly recommended
n by all physicians, of both the old and new world
Lager Beer up 10 bottles for family
Per dozen pints 81 25 Per dozen quarts e % la
packages of from two elk dozen Put up and cold by
p WlLBACuER, No. 20s, Main street,
Richmond Va.
No extra charge for package or drayase.
q, ,,rorej amount being added good city reference
given
superior Cream Ale in quarter AMI half casks of
,G - liz. ~ y z2-cIt
IIPES-loOW r. ewh .tan Pipes, .st Ieesi.y Ct dtos
i sal, BY DOVE & CO,
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WANTED
UNRoM SEQ to 900 NEGROES, to Work on the Florida
II Railroad, from Fernandina to Cedar Keys-for whom
the highest wages will be paid.
Contractors who furnish from 50 10 c0 negroes can
procure contract at grading getting crossie high
prices, By applying to
Erps.Sn,.I Frn Nav 1857 -June 2-c1N.
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THE CHINCHA ISLANDS.

A statement is circulating in the papers, on the au
thorty of u letter from Lima to q Panama journal,
Of the transfer of the Chncha Islands of Peru to tie
proectorate of England and France. If (says the
National iate!ligencerl sny such protsctorate has
been negotiated by the representatives OF France and
England in Peru, we have reason to believe that it
has been done without any authority from the Go.
vernmeDt of either
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To EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

TIME subscribers beg leave 10 call attention to their
STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS.
BORDERS, PRESSES, &C, &c, large supply Of
~skk ,iey keep constantly on hand at their Type and
Stereotype Foundry, No. 3e, Gold Street, New York.
We have full assortment of all articles required In
CASES CHasEs, GALLEYs, &c,
AZ Of wh;ca equal in every respect to any
M a,u. ,e.n. viz: six months credit for approved ne.
Cu,sbe notice or ten per discount for cash Old
y?. aken in exchange for new at the customary price
q alue per pound, It delivered within oo days from
WM HAGAR, JR, e. co.
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TWENTY DOLLARS INWARD.

V,HE above reward Willie u.id for the approximation
II and delivery 70 me, or me jail in the State. 30
Ia, se him again 0. my sla;' LiNSEY. | purchased
L,iey In Richmond lsst winter Of Mr.. Clendenin. He
vas raised AbcmRre and has wife In the county Of
Baekngham He doubtless lurking about Richmond or
Au gone ai5omarle or Buckingham. or may probably
hsuyins TO And his way to efree State.
Lasey Eve inches six feet tall straight
Muscular and we'll formed, and about 4oyea.s OF age
JAMES II cox,
Lnrillg-cy WryrrRpocY p o. Chesterfield Co.
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TIE undersigned. AoEsr IN VrRoIsIA. for the above
well tnown establishment, can supply the trade win
PRiSTING PRESSES, TYPES. CASES, &c,
r,oa the mos, liberal terms Having printed the RICH
xosD EsarIRER for upwards OF ten years with type
,so o,her materials purchased from Messrs. HA6Ah
Co duced to recommend IN serials from their e.
,,ol,hr:en: IN preference 10 ethers.
specimen Books will S. furnished 10 the trade and
sucn :r:es may selected will be forwarded WIFE
desrsIch "M aLtE1n nc
hvriI3 Enquirer" Od,ce, Richmond, Va
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Mh. lNIIe NGl

III n., A. WILLIAMS:-sIE:- Take notice
S On the 22d day of June, A. d 1857 between
"a, " o. A. and P. N at the Office of Messrs
Pei ,o randolph In the city Of Richmond shall pro-
Be, ,, axe the dispositions of Ismes w. Gaines and
htin d, o. r read In evidence for in suit now pend
El, .isui! Court Of the County of Henrco. whore.
U. hnth and you are Defendant; and if from any
s.ps .ns Of such depositions be not commenced,
"a shall not bx completed, on that day,
Be pn,i :. ne same will be adjourned from tins 70
4,7 m ..npisiad. sYyELlA WILLIAMS,
By Jsba Hagen bsg sexs iriead
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ADJOURNMENT OF HOTEL KEEPER AT
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
yuyHE Board of Visitors of the University of Virgins,
Il will. at their annual meeting to be held on the 25th
June next Ell the vacancy In the Hotel lately occupied BY
VIM Mccoy deceased Applicsns will direct their com
ROBERT R. PRENTlS.
Nav 98-ct25Jups -a- Proctor University Of Va
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NOTICE

SssVE the srcest and most complete assortment of
s and Hunting articles of all kinds TO be found In
which will sell st and below cost, in order to
sr .n out ss do not wish TO keep them on hand un
|Ss,..son They are from the manufactures ofthe
Isra rs' and will be warranted in every respect II
Ta good and cheap GUN call a: the sign of the
"" sueet, Petersburg, Va C LEONARD,
yn Asnufacturer and repairer Of fire arms, &c.
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,r., GRATTAN's REPORTS, VOL IS.
S! published, the 18th volume Of Grattans Reports
tas decisions of the Court Of Appeals of Virginia,
M ist ls5, to April l, 1857. For sale by the
Simers Reports
aandoph's do volumes
Lashs do l2 do
Sosasons do do
n's'tan, do 10 do
Sode Of Virginia Of lsI9
Haelins aud Shepherds Statutes at large.
,Ss nss ol Assembly and Journals
:s,s Ky :" me SEcsETARY OF THE CoMMoEwxALTH.