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Att0rnfns.

M R. ADAlR,
w ATTORNEY AT LAW,
mNlu OFFICE OVER THE CHESAPEAKE BANK.
pICHARD HENRY SPENCER.
AZ o ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offices. f.. corner Olive and Third streets,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
CLAIMS 49, Wv ~
References-Messrs John Sullivan 4 Sons Whsdhee Il
pcklnSon, sam Harris Sons Clarke Pcgram Baltimore
fees 3m* 7
EfIiARLES +. PHELPS,
~ ATTORNEY AT i W
No . LAW BUILDINGS,
Cont nleS 10 practice the Courts OF BALTIMORE CITY
and llOWARD COUNTY T.So,,
T'HOMAS WRELAN, JR.,
u ,,, -. ATTORNEY AT Law,
AND COMMISSION Err OF DEEDS FOR CAIJFpRNIA
IL ST. PAUL STREET,
81 door south OF Fayettc street,
VIII give prompt attention The Collection of Claims
and all professional business confded to him dl6 WIN.
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u., TIE STEAMER PLANTER
NV " leave Baltimore for the PatXent river every TUES
morning az b clock, far up Hills Landing
Ne f VIII leave HIPS Landing every Thursday
ing io peneuc VIII leave Benedict every Friday
# az CLOCK Tor Baltimore calling Plum Point Fand
ar haven going and returning
freight received on Saturdays and MONDAYS
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ALEXANDRIA, May 26.-Crd schr Hamilton New
Sz'ork; Heroine, Norwich.
= ,&HT0LK, May 25-Arr schrs W b Darling. Provi
Once; II Johnson New York; A Barrel, ALBANY; f
Wilmer Port DepOsite.
RICHMOND, May 26.-Arr schr R II King Philade
phia.--Crd schrs Myers, Boston; Mary Langdon New
York.
NEW ORLEANS, May 22.-Arr ship John Hancock
and Danube Havre; Constitution, Liverpool: Cambria
Havre; Joseph Fish, Philadelphia; brig John Hathaway
Cardenas. chr Brilliant, Ssal; Mnnehaha Matanzas
Ellen, Pensacola; Eagle do; l. / Davis Mobile -Crd
steamship Habana Havana; ship Maverick Liyerpool;
brig barcelona
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NOIlCE.
FOR TIE PATUXENT RIVER
lght received on Tuesdays and Fridays
NJ. l.. WEEMS. Master
THE STEAMER GEORGE WEEMs

VIII leave Baltimore for the PauNcn river every FRIDA
morning at clock, as far Hills Landing Return
ing VIII leave Ilills Landing every Monday for
BtnGdCt viii leave Benedict every Tuesday morning AZ
o'clock for Baltimore, calling at Plum Point ard Fair
Haven going and returning.
Freight received on Wednesdays and Thursdays
TUEO MEEMS. Mariar
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9almts, Oils, @Iass, 4vt Statfs,&t.

9alnts, Oils, @Iass, ayt Studs,&t. |
WIN H Hi, BOLTON ]. ,,,,,
PAINTS, ETC,
a w han1 ne ps of P
lows:
Snow white Zine Putty-kegs and bbls;
Chrome c Yellow. i inseed oil OIL i Baiissd
6hi%s1S and American Yer f Sstsnt OH Oil:
Prussiaa Blue; ca nGqhls6s and Ethereal OIL
Raw Burnt TIMBER Paint and Tarnisf Brusnes
Patn SeinnaSb every description;
and every other article appertnng to my business All OF
Ial8-a No. 81 Pratt street
HUGH BOLTON eco,
IL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
=, GLASS, OILS PAINTS, &c,
Keeps constantly hand general assortment of Paint
Lewis, Pure White Lead: window Class ass as 'oio"S
Lewis Lewis Snow Snow White Zine; Putty-kegs and bbls
Chrome Yellow; Boiled Iinseed Oil
Chinese and American Ver-Patent Oil;
million Machinery Oil:
russian das Blue; Camphene and Ethereal Oil;
Common Lamp Hack anamd Ta aa BnshSs
B Hesde TarnisiF Ncatsioot Oil.
And every other article appeainng to our business all
asl,tf No. 81 McFLDERRr's WHARF.
baltimore CHEMICAL PAINT AND
BY VARNlSH WORKS.
N. D VISION co,
MANUFACTURERS,
No. lOi LOMBARD ST.,
Beg leave call the attention the their
brands Of WHITE LEAD. Their BALTIMORE PREMIUM
LEAD they warrant equal to the country, and their
French and American ZINCS they guarantee 10 I've
passed in quality.
They also continue the manufacture Of their well
| VARNISHES, OF every description.
Reid Saltretre all grades Putty, in badders and bulk
Alum, Whiting and Chalk,
Copperas, Glue,
| lampback, Sandpaper,
| NeatSfsot Oil, Spanish Brown,
| Nenitlan Ret, Yellow Ochre,
which together with their usual assortment Paints they
| offer to the trade at the lowest market prices. mott
DYE WOODS, DYE ,SSITUFFs, DRY-sALTF-
| 5000 bbls. Clipped and ground DYE WOODS
20 casks Madder, free from sand;
! ITO " Bleaching Powders high test
200 casks and nblS. GLUE, Irish and American
Acids, all Kinds, HOnd- COchneal,
| Alum, lump and ground. Lac Dye,
| Bark, Pot and Pearl Ashes
81 Crom rot ! Prnss Pot Ash,
| Blue VitrO Pumice Stone
| BoraX, Paris White,
| China Clay, Roll Brimst6ae
| Gopperas, Red Tartar,
Cream Tartar. Red Lead,
Cudhear Sugar of Lead
Clutch, Sicily Sumac,
Emery, sal Soda,
Extract LogWCOi Sand Crucibles,
Gum Sheac, Terra Japonica
Indigo Caracas, Xerdigrs,
Bengal Whiting, &c, &c
For sale by K. J. BAKER
strpeS
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BALTIMORE AND SUsoTFHAX

- - 'sr1TTa77sFaar IA STEAM COMPANY
pe ~ 4 DAIY LINE Except Sunday for POItT pi
fT ~ ia RE De GRACE, and TIDE WATER CANAL
1.-The The steamer ne P0RTSMoTH' Cart Philips leaves
i i9GSn END OF " EST IA LIS AVENUF EVERY
MCNDA4, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY EVENING at
re 2 GS kstTrning leaves PORT DEPOST EvERY
hoiE9SDA1 TIL RSDAY and SATURDAY, al o'riocL
+ NJ, and HAERE DE CRATE at , O'clock, r ~ ~''''
ssaa ihe Pate Ef4sTFRS GaYt TSPlnaot
SS1IT EVENING at o'clock Returning iesVr
Eth Eth R y, EE cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ana
at O'Clock, p. NJ ~ IN NE bh uhACE
PasSage, berths included, 80 cents
Freight received daily until 4 o'clock corr;, . ,
rates and carefully attended TO- ' 'i'''" al To-"
NJ ~ DuPncaie receipts for freight will be required
me agent at Havre de Grace will attend to II
meTcnandise consigned to him for any point on ha
yaniaCanals,cr will reship eiGht5 in;ended fo
Philadelphia elsewhere. - " 1900 W. D''''''1"'r
be chartered at any time N ''s"i' 81"
JOS JAS TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
.,,.c KALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, Hayre de- Grace
-aPl4 u J. TOME Agent, Port Deposit
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N TssE.=ss+s.isssstl FOR THE
- SesR@s o K = II
WEST AND NORTH Nv f \ T.
3DlT2EPN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SUMNER ARRANGE SEH7


CHANGE OF HOURS
On and after MAY eth 1850, trains will leave Calvert
Station as follows:
The Mail Train daily texceut Sundays, at SD A. # .
for Emira, Buffalo Niagara Falls and all parts of Western
New York and Canada Also, for ttsburg Chicago Cleve
iand Cincinnati St Louis and all parts Of the West and
and Pottsyille, Pa Owin s. Mills Reserstown and
Manchester, Md, and for Chambersburg ana CagI. "a
and Hagerstown, Md. - ? -
THE EXPRESS TRAIN,
daily at 90 NJ, for Buffalo and the North and Canada
and fqr fttshurg aud all part of the West and North
Travellers by either these trains 10 Detroit and
Chicago, via Niagara Falls, at the cost as by any
o:her route. - f''
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily (excep Sun
day. at 0OP N; for the West and Northwest
The CooseIsville Accommodation Train at 30 A. NJ from
Bolton and SEQ " from Calvert Station Returning ar
riyes at $40 A NJ and p J. NJ "
Travellers from Washington and the South by the o 20 l.
ana 32o P NJ, make connections with the trains owe
For TICKETS and information apply at the Ticket Office.
Calvert Station, n Of Calvert and Franklin streets
Baltimore
,or,,,,, url,,,-, JAS. c. CLARKE Superintendent
J. H. WARNER, Ticket Agent uvs6tf
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T,roor . 60 WIN. GEO. KREBS.
myl4-law4w ALIEN ANDER " nj III! ~

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
1CITH, 18th May, lsG0-NoAH WALKER rs Holm
I;ONG-Ordered that the sale made and reported by Geo
X Clnnamobd Trustee, for the sale of the property men
toned IN the pr c'edings be ratified and confirmed unless
cause to the contrary he shown before the an dav
June neXt-PrGcded, copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Baltimore once in each OF three
suggestive weeks before the said 9TH day of June next
The report states the amount of sales to be $3.50
GEO W. SHERWOOD Clerk
True Copy, TeSt-GE0 ". SHERWOOD,
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~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUM ENTS
and
GLOBES.
- NJ TIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER.
. Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR f. l. G. w
1III ~ wow nrh fe22u
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! UMBER, SHINGLES
- .,, HEHL0CK RAnS, ETC
Just landed and for sale at our wharf
l5OthD No. HEART SHINGLES
lsh1O Heart and Sap
$4,000 feet 4.i and 81 Hemlock FENCING
large lot OF OAK and Ash Timber for Whsewr ghts and
others Ais every variety Of Building Matera ali OF which
We oher at lowest market rates.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN L 60,
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Steamboats,,

- FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
TTFEH WI VII Joint VA)-The steamer "BELVI.
IA " ETEp e5ye Light street wharf on THIS TUES
For freigbf NOON, May 29th at O'CLOCK
datlons, apply to "'i"s hhe olale Room act"iI"ia
my292t J. BRANDT, Jr., Agent
Light street wharf.
- NJ, FOR RICHMOND, VA.
fi@Tf $50. me steamer "BELVJDERE; will Ie,v,
Mayl29th, at O'clock ~ ioEnDAG AFTERNOON,
daoI app passage having fine State Room accomm
my29 2t a. DINA ~, Jr, Agent,
Light street wharf
EHslL-A EOTICE.
s@n~naaH1aaruaS FOR THE PATUNENT RIVER
49,, via
C1,N,cD an n FAIR HAVEN AM PLUM POINT
oo Gh "a. " ia ON and after WEDNESDAY No.
Zid, 1860, the Steamer MARY WASHINGToZ y4ii May
Baltimore for the PauXent river every WEDNFSb ealf
SATUR! AH MORNINGS at clock, proceedn,, az anu
as lyons creek on Wednesdays Returning viii ieaye up
on creek on Thursday morning at o'clock for Rait;r
Will leave Baltimore Saturday morning at & oclocI
iillS Landing. Returning, VIII leave Hirs Landinr ~,
Monday morning at O'Clock for Baltimore CaIlnr ~ ~,
usual landings on the river, also at Plum Point and Fs
Haven going and returning. "
Fright received on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Commission 4tltrfbants.

IOHN F. LAWSON Il CO.,
LUMBER, STAVE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHA VTS
NO ia SOUTH EUTAW STREET,
j25-tf ~ - -''-N DelP9t ~ -,,,on, Nh
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lall-u lob Franklin street
rOLL cotton AGENCY.-
~ J. D. PRATT AGO.,
Are receive and transmit CLAIMS FOR COL
LECTION any city county in the United States or Brit
sh Provinces Being in direct and frequent
or eecting speedy and prompt such AZ
oFFiCE OF THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, corner of Bal
and (,harleH atYeeta nnr6-t
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RROSS & KREBS,
- PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVERs
COLOR PRINTERS,
NO. l0l WEST LOMBARD STREET.
Riu Hal, -, BALTIMORE.
Bills of Lading
Cards,
Circulars,
Maps,
Plans
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| A. q. DE GARMENDIA
| ~. "hNEKAli COMMISSION MERCHANT,
| eO,r Is COaMERCE STREET,
| co-u Baltimore.
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We
ap7U adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
!0n N0D FEET WALNUT LUMBER
4 OOsOOOA choice lot of 81 and inch Boards
Also Flank from 10 inches inches, witt all kinds Of
faru Wood Lumber. JOS. THOMAS X son,
lt2S-u Park and CLAW streets
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A LMONDS.-1OO bales Princess and Bordeaux
N for sale by VIM g. PRICE CO, lOI and 1903 Lombard
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ID MALCOM Il co,
IL GRAIN AND flour MERCHANTS
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN GUANO.
~ WooD STREET, BowLY's WHARF,
na1f tp,npn
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IMtbaaaist.

DIG IRON.-l00 tons of Baltimore Forge Iron.
lc0 do No Wheel Iron; 100 do. Scotch Pig Iron for
sale by STEPHEN s. LEE, so South Cav 81 hid 80
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Srs John r Thompson, Culinary, New York, John
shriver-Ilenry i Cav, Her Philadelphia, do.
Bark General Green, Atwe Charleston, C Pendergast
Brig Lillian, Bailey, Bath, Kelsey Gray.
Sahrs Springbok, King Portland, T Matthews & Son
Time L3rl Sims, Nassau, N ?, + T Montell-Mst
DissOway, New York, Georges Greek Coal and Iron Co.
Sloop Minerva, Stetman, Philadelphia, Dobbin & Co
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m IN rornlut;on hoc.rse tyranny and opprcs

led 10 revolution, because tyranny and oPpres'
sion could no longer be borne, and they only
can object to this result, who will maintain
that the revolution was wrong, and that iAtnc-
RIGA should have crnuclled beneath the paw Oh
the British lion. So also now, il just anu !hou,
crate %counsels shall prevail over fanaticism ana
!.tyranny-if the North shall follow the Wise
and s%agicious advice Of Pitt and Camden. men
the same results will follow as in LOO. bui
if they move forward TO their unholY purPo0-
scs with the ranco.uus blindness OF Lord Norll
! and his associates, then the precedent OF 40
is the fitting example for the South; ana the
same catastrophe will be the fitting emu o.
! the drama. If such n result were right then.
it would be right now; and if it be certain
that the North will Insist upon ruling us is
! subjects, when they have cXtinguIsnca onT
! constitutional guarantees, and refused OH equa'
! RIGHTS then il is true we should at once seek
orr Washington to cuidc us through the ne"
conflict that awaits MS,
Cnoucstionubly there is risk; but tlat FISH
, n from the perseverance Of our enemies III
wronr If they will do right, all will be well.
! Must NE then accent the alternative OF linco'l'
ditional submission, because there is risk OF re
volutiony Was there ever a prize TO he attain
! ri without risk? It is the law Of God, that
everything valuable must be attained by effort:
sin the sweat of thy face shalt tl,oa eat bread;
and this sentence is inwrought in all human
possessions. Free Institutions arc among inc
most valuable Of these, and they can only be
! maintained by constant and untirinS effort.
"nb freedom! thou art not, as poets dream.
4 fair young girl, with light and delicate lilnh''
And wavy tressss, gushing from her cap.
4 bearded Inan
AIMED 10 the teeth art thou; one mailed hand
Grasps the broad shield; and ono the sword;
Thy brow,
Glorious In beauty though i, be, Is scared
With tokens Of old wars"
Mr.. Speaker and Gentlemen: have done.
! | have executed my commission. | have dis
charged, rs faithfully as / can, the high trust
; contdcd to me- by South Carolina. | have de-
livrrcd into the keeping OF Virginia the cause
Of the South. You who occupy the seats ol
Washington and Of Henry cannot decide this as
an ordinary question Of legislative duty. In
! your keeping is the glory Of those noble spirits
who have consecrated the soil upon which vi
stand. You cannot, you will not dim the lus'
ire which surrounds this capitol, hyextingulsh-
ing any of the lights which they have klndlcd;
and may that God whose blessing we :nv"ke''
at the beginning, on this deliberation, now at
tend you to the end, and guide you to such 4
conclusion rs will secure the welfare and hap
! pincsS of our Southern country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-03
From Washington CITY.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Capt. Gardener OF The Infantry
Lirutenants Moore Of the Dragons. Anderson Of artillery
Taylor Of Cavalry, and Alexander Of the Engineer Corps
have been appointed q Board to assemble at the Washing
ton Arsenal, on Monday next, for the triul Of all small aru'
made or purchased for the service, aud to report in full ID
the War Department.
The War Department has no authority 10 accep, the ser
Vices OF volunteers for the Texas Regiment. The matter
will be referred 10 Congress.
Tile Republicans, In conference to-day, recommended tia
hr. Porney be voted for az Clerk, and Hoffman, Of Mary
land, (AInerican) for Sergeantat.Arms Of The House. ~
action was taken on the other olices.
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AUCTION SALES.
EXTRAORDINARY AUCTION SALE OF
CANAL AND WATER W AT TIE TOWN OF
WELDON. NORTH CAROLINA.


EXTRAORDINARY AUCTION SALE or
CANAL AND WATER POWER AT TIE TOWN or
WELDON, NORTH CAROLINA.
y conformity with permission granted by recen, acts OF
IL the Legislatures Of Virginia and North Carolina, the
Roanoke Navigation Company will, on THE TWELFTH
OF APRIL, IsCu, In the town or Weldon, proceed TO sell by
Auction, their Canal and Water Power, at and bear the said
ioRh OF Weldon, in the state Of North Carolina. The pro-
perry consists OF one Canal about eight miles long, begin.
hns AZ tne heaa Of the Great Falls Of the Roanoke and
Also, sno!her lanai, three miles above the same and one
ipurth or Y nile long, a. which there Is q fall OF eiyht feet.
ahl Ii around Eaton,s Fails.
With these Cspals will be sold all the Lands on the mar.
sin Q ! lne samc, belonging to the Roanoke Company, with
al Its privileges and properties between the towns Of Gas.
ton and Weldon. Including Locks, Aqueduc,s. Sill sites and
every other thing thereto appertaininy. This pron.rty Is
deemed OF rare value, and presents a field of capital and
enterprise without a superior In the Southern COUNTRY
There Is fall OF over eighty fcc!, aud the volume of va,cr
In the river Is abou. the sane rs passes over the Pail, az
James River.
Weldon Is the focus Of four Railroads, connecting 1.
with Richmond, with Norfolk, wish Raleigh, aud with wi.
~nlucton. 1t II the centre Of an exceedingly productive
country. An abundance OF cotton Is grown 10 the neigh.
borhood 20 supply :he demands Of extensive cotton manu-.
factories. The lower Roanoke region Is p~roverbiai for Ia
production Of corn, and the upper for Its wheat, with which
Weldon Is connected by ruilroad and river navigation.
Persons are invited to examine This property, and Mr..
Bass, residing near Weldon, will show II to all who desire
to see Il, and will exhibit a map Of the same.
Terms OF sale will be, onr-ihird cash, one.third In six
mouths, aud onethird In twelve months, with interest on
deferred payments, ash required BY the act Of the Legsla'
tare 81 North Carolina.
TIos. McGElEE. Proxy State North Carolina.
W. II. CLARKE, Proxy State Of Virginia.
Thetale will he CONDUCT d By
WILLIAM pANNILL, Auctioneer.
Petersburg, Virginia.
Who will, 1T any time, furnish all necessary Information
Dec S0-lSct1s
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KiCIIMOND FEHTIIIZEK MANUFAC.
TURING MILLS,

ROCTET1S, RiCUUONU.
BEG leave 10 call the especial attention Of the Farmers
L aud Planters Of Virginia and North Carolina to the Perti.
l!zers We are now manufacturing, consisting OF
PURE FINE GROUND BONE DUST.
Hartmauts AMMONIATED SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE
And Har,man's IMPROVED MANIPULATED GCANO.
Our Anmoniatcd Super.rhosphate Of Lime has been used
most successfully curing tho !ast three years by many OF
the best farmers and planters in Virginia and North Caro-.
Ina, Tor Wheat, Corn, Oats, Tobacco and Cotton, and
has gained a reputation second ts no other ever offered the
public. As q manure for P~lant.be,!s and Tobacco, Il cannot
he excelled, producing not only large and early, but stsong
and healthy plants, and maturing well the Tobacco
During the past dry season It has gained favor wherever
used, causing II to retain throughout the drought a green
and healthy appearance, and making fine, heavy tobacco.
Our Manipulated Guano We claim to be- superior to any
other manufactured. 1t Is composed OF the best Peruvian
AID richest Phosphate Gu.Lus. The latter, which constE.
iutes one half Of its weight, 10 fully decomposrd before
manipulating, .renheria:.: perfectly soluble, and Al once
available and nourlsliuG TO vegetation. In all other mani
length of time before decomposition takes place, and during
that time IL deal capital to The farmer. hence the economy
in the Use OF our Improved Manipulated Guano must be
very plainly seen.
We have fine water power, the most approved machinery
for grinding and manipulating. and arrangements for coz.
slant supplies Of The best materials, and hope by continued
efforts 10 merit and receive n liberal patronage.
Our fertilizers are put up securely In barrels for shipment,
and delivered free OF charge to The depo;s or canal, at the
following prices:
Bone Dust-cStra fine. 90. 3SS.G0
Ifartman's Ammoniatci Suprr.Pho.pbaic OF Lime. 1000
Improved Manipulated uano. ........ 5000
S. HARTMAN, General Agent.
Richmond, Va.
They can also be obtained nf
Messrs. wOMBLE L CLAIBORNE
BLAIR { CEAMBERLAYNE,
Jan Sl-3m ALENR GsRRETT, ESQ.
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IT The above BOOKS are published, and wholly owns'
at the South.
Resolution passed ut the Southern Commercial Convcn
lion, mt Its session in Savannah, Dec 1856.
Resolved, That the encouragement OF the Southern pub
lie Is due, aad should be given 10 those publishers oil schoo
books among US. who have already Issued, or have J
course Of publication, series OF school books, adapted 10 IN
wants OF our youth.
sketshes Of United States History, arranged In form
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