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New Books.


MAH AND WoMAN; OR THE LAW OF IlnSoE ap-
piled to the solution of the problem, why
are so many more women than men Chris
tians? BY Rev. Philip Slaughter, Rector of
Calvary Church, Culpeper county, Virginia.
With an introduction by A. Il. B!edsoe, L.
l.. D., Of the University Of Virginia.
This valuable work, dedicated to the Profess
sors, Alumni and Students Of the University
Of Virginia, has just issued from the press Of
j. B. Lippncott & Co., Philadelphia. High
expectations were formed by Mr.. Slaughter's
friends. They have been fully justified by the
new book. 10 Use the language of DR.. Bled-
soc 81 will not offend the modcsty Of the
author, nor the taste OF the Christian reader,
by writing panegyric on the merits Of the
following volume. 1t can and will speak for
itself All it needs is q fair hearing. But the
interests of truth require me TO say that, while
discussing subject Of the highest Importance
it exhibits one of the best attributes of good
writing, in being at once both Obciaus aid
original So obvious, indeed, are some OF its
trains Of thought that the reader can scarcely
resist the impression that lie must have seen
them before and yet they are so original, that
he may search whole libraries for them in
vain"
We think no man can read the volume with.
out feeling more deeply the dignity anu re-
sponsibity Of his ,nanhood-wc venture to as
cort oc ipfo ,l,;l;.
can lay it down before reading the entire book
from end to end There is 4 charming SIM
plicity, brcvity, comprehensive, philosophical
view and life-like portraiture which must make
the volume universally admired Even the
worldly man must feel pleased at such candid
discrimination as exhibits itself in the follow
ing extract, upon "The Ducl:"
"Some Of them have noble traits, which, il
recognized and encouraged might, by Gods
blessing, enable them to break the bonds which
enSaye them to All erroneous principle. Their
hosoms are often the battle ground Of contend
ing thoughts and emotions, which would make
us weep if we could see them and hear the
sighs which they wiring from them in their mo.
mcntS OF solitude and reflection The follow
ing letter, written by such man on the eve OF
duel, illustrates what mean 4 am now call
ed upon and by the rules of honor forced to fight
with -. God only can know the event. and
into His hands commend my spirit, eonscious
If hariag done my dmty. commit my soul
to God. in hope ofhis pardon for the ireliyions
step take in compliance with the unwarranta.
bic customs Of this wicked world.
To some minds such . letter would seem to
indicate madness in its author lie who would
thus interpret it has moi studied man in all his
| moods and lenses.
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Rreekinridgc In Western Virginia.

y FREUD, writing from the kannwla Valley,
says: IL am satisfied thar The Democracy Of
this section Of the State will he Hait in sup
port Of Breckinridsc and Lane. lre conf
dent that this District will give Breckinridge
and Lane large majority over all Others"
The Jeilersonylle "Advocate" regards the
Breckinridge and Lane ratification meeting at
Tazcwcll G. Fl. on Monday last, as the largest
and most enthusiastic demonstration of the
kind ever gotten up in Tazewcll county.
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Inv professor Appointed.

A, the recent meeting of the Rector and Vi
stors of William and Mary College, Charles
Morris, Esq, of Hanover county, was appoint
ed Professor of Law in that venerable institu-
ton. This is universally acknowledged to be
an admirable selection. In talents, genial quail
ties and lofty integrity, sfr. Morris is said to
beara striking resemblance to his distinguished Z;
father, Richard Morris.
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WAsnlxGroS July 9th II was not ;;"i',
Senor Almonte accredited by the courts 'l
France and England) had extended ms dp:o
matte mission to Spain, that her Ca'noIic Ma
iesty lately sent minister to the go'ernmen.
At the citv of Mexico. This course on the part
of Spain obtains additional significance from
the fact that both France and England nave
it will be recollected, recently dispatcher nc"
ministers to that republic, TLesc governments,
# i reliably ascertained, are now engaged in
renewcl efforts to effect reconciliation of IT,:
contending parties in Mexico Our own gov
srnment. as heretofore, declines to take part in
the arrangement, which promises more success
than when the Juarez government was elated
with the hope, now deferred, of consummating
a treaty with this government
In quarters well informed regarding diplo-
matte affairs, no apprehension is entertained OF
hostile demonstrations by Spain against Mex'.
co-as has been reported-the belief prevail
ing that her conduct will be in accordance
with the conciliatory programme initiated by
France and England concerning the co"'endlns
factions.
1t is further represented that the policy Of
Spain is peace, and that while she avoids zen,
taneling alliances" she is consolidating her
power, in view of the part she may be called
upon to act should Europe, at future day.
be involved in general war.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE
S -~~~-~~~>~-~~~~~~~~~~
tsOCNBsID IDGE" LAND AND

"tSc>aL SFNlNuS eUK SALE.
| OFFER FOR SALE Three Tracts Of Land. ~ follows:
One Tract @" 520 Acres lying the Big Calf Pasture
RIVER two miles from Goshen Depot In the county Of Rock
bridge OF This tract 200 Acres are cleared aud in
good state OF cultivation and about lS Acres in Fine
River bottom, Well adapted 10 the growth of Grass With
E'iie expense 10 or 81 Acres Of meadow might c we'll
watercd The improvements consist Of Dwelling aud out
houses e"ol Limestone Spring gushcs forth near the
house. Freestonc water Is also by.
One Tract Of 2l3 Acres lying within ~ miles Of Goshen
Depot, anu half mile OF the above farm the waters 4
Gays Run OF this tract about 50 Acres cleared the
balance is in excellent Oak timber With Pine. The
soil OF good quality, smooth and gently nduatns, ad
uniting of easy cultivation. There j. this Tract
Alum Bank and several CEay bcatc Springs near the Alum
OH the banks OF Gays Run. Springs De easily dug In
the Alum Bank, which Is Of the Kind the famous
kockbridgs Anm and only needs TO be in the hands of
capitalist TO make II famous. good Turnpike leads
from both Of these Goshen and 10 the Hockbrdge
Alum eight miles, and to Lexington, Is miles
Aud tract Of BOD lying right on the Central
ailrond in sight OF Goshen Depot and Joining the Cold Sui
!lur Springs tract. This tract is all in timber.
For further details inquire Of j. e. DAVIS, Lexington,
address NE Rockbrdc- Baths, RncEbridge county,
Va.
.1unp -
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Cnfounded 7sunlors.

Among the many unfoundcd rumors that
now float through the press, is one to the effect
that Ex-President John Tyler, has written L
letter declaring for Brcckinridgc and LANE
While Mr., Tyler is thoroughly conservative in
all his views, yet he has not and docs not pro-
pose to take any public part in the canvass He
has written no such letter, and the mistake has
been made by confounding John Tyler, .Ir,
with his father, the Ex-Presidcnt, both very
able and yet very different men,
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LOysSA LAND FOls SALE.

SETISHtNG 10 dispose Of my real estate, IN order 10 d
w vide the proceeds among cldren etler Tor safe
privately my FARM, Stunning l!ilL"
This iuos tract of land lies In the heart OF the
valuable tobacco lands of uusa, both sides Of HE
south branch OF the North Anna river aud adjoining the
sns Of H. p PuineArr, Gabriel Jones, Joseph a Baker
and others eight nlr1 from Louisa Court House ana To-
IersyU, on the ginI Central Eailroad and equally con-
yenirnt 10 both. ~
rhis farm contains niO acres Of which 2Uu are Wood
InuJ more than ourihs Of which heavily tmlcr'
ed with oak pine and hickory OF original growth The ara
be land IL fertile and IN high state Of provenent-wel
adapted to the growth Of wheat, corn ana tobncco
There Is comfortable dwelling with eight roous good
harm to,acco houses aud all necessary outbuilng Tile
or.lity IA healthy aud the neghborLood pleasant. Pre-.
sunin that any wishing TO purchase will visit the arm
and sa for themselves deem il unnecessary 10 speak FAR
th.r hc farm capable Of being divided into three tracts
I desired Being very desirous Of selling The terms VIII be
mad. 10 accommodate PURCHASERS.
NV manager Mr.. Groom will ase pleasure IN showing
The prerns. - TO any one who wishes to purchase
''' ~ P'"I JULIA 4. lI0LLADAY.
For further In .matIou apply I, Dr. '" ~ Randolph,
Va u. T. "liiiny, Rapid Ann STA,
tnn Orange and A!rsac Railroad who authorized
tDRr
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FgEp. W. LINCOLN, Jr., and others.
From the Richmond Exaln.Gcr.


tn .Iohu RUtAeroOra, Esq.,, Chair"'n" De&"
cyutic ELecutire Committee:
Dear Sir-After due dcliberatior. am coli
strained to resign the appointment hold rs
Il member Of the Electoral ticket nominated by
our late State Convention. That Convention
bound its members to support the nominees {"
the National Convention, and appointed clec-
tors to aid in electing those nominees Bat, by
the rupture at Baltimore the National Conrc!!-
ton was disncmbcred, and in its stead two dis
tnct bodies made nominations for tue Frcs'-
dency and Vice Presidency, and each assIme':
the name anu authority OF the party.
In this state Of things could nat per.
form the first duty Of an clector without pre-
suming to decide for the Democracy Of Nir,
einia which of tlIe conflicting Democratic
tickets they ought to adopt-a power which
obviously belongs to the party in Convention
assembled for that purpose.
But while decline the responsibility ot de
Gliding this question for others, ! have no dtii-
Guilty in deciding this question for myself. In
nv view neither OF the Baltimore Democratic
Conventions was the authoritative agent or re
preventative Of the party, in any seEse that
would exclude the claim Of the other; neither
of the two was that National Convention whose
nominees was appointed and pledged 10 sup
port.
therefore resign my commission ana re.
sumo my place in the ranks: :,
| Asa private member OF the party S:ia'i
support the nominees Of the SecedeTS Con'en.
ton. At the proper time ! did what c'nin
to avert the threatened disruption of the party;
but after it had occurred, it was hardly worth
while to enquire who was accountable 1t was
enough for me to know that the party Was dis
organized, and the National Convention d!sInen'-
bcred and that the larger number OF delegates
from thc Democratic States, including ncarIy
all the SOUTH had been forced into - separate
organization, and had presented to the people
ticket which commands universe! confidence
and respect. As a Southern Democrat, could
not hesitate TO take my position among ii" sup
por,crs Of Brecknridge and Lanc.
Very Respectfully.
]. 7. TREDW..i.
puosrrrr, Prince Edward, July %, 1850.
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r,ISE w,YsM FOhs SALE.


EEAvING determined To remove to 'he so' w ,s ~ i
4 Offer for sale privately until the isr DAY of AZ"
GUST and IL not sold by tha t::e s.ai on thhs uy Ss
By public auction TO the highest Builder, upon M .I M
the Farm upon which reside known as Lake fntm
ing county Of Caroline, the Matapnni .ssr,
miles below Fred ricksburg. and 10 miles above %
the Richmond Fredericksburg anu fotohae .','. 49,,
one mile below Guinness Depot ud adjoining inc nus W
john Washington, Esq., and otsers c"mhning o"V hets
50 cleared, and 0u heavily iimbereh IN ofS
nal growth Of oak ard other timber.
The neighborood Is pruvrrDi iur i:s health morahy
and refinement.
Tho Farm i productive any In the county OF It's
size being well adapted TO all tile staple crops of this sec
ton OF Virginia, and not 1r:ig OF waste land On H.
and convenient to good schnns and churches uf different
denominations
The improvements are good. cossi,.in: Of frnmea
dwelling house containing twelve above and four In
basement Kitchen, cabins enough for forty servants, all
With brick cmucys Cnrrage house, Ice house. stable barn.
corn HOUSES framed tobacco houses enough cure O0
pounds Of tobacco and other houses all in good repair
ycug orchard Of apple peach pear and plum trees Of the
hest varieties. just coming into bearing.
1, Is rarely the that firm we'll situated and pos
sesslng 80 many advantages is offered for sale
Persons wishing purchase requested to view the
premises.
For any further information address me nj Guinness De
poS, pJnSs iMcwtds n B. WHITE.
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~ ' - - -

rs5,E subscriber offers for sale privately ES Hsnna @
Tb;s mace situated about 80 miles above hiehmnna
,h car.I ron,aiu. go acres Of and-abou! uou oi
which are in GUILTY ,iOu of the os:t river low % M
The rest Of the laL In cultivation Is gh ahn a 40
generally we'll wooded. The improvements are " n
best kind. n: hhn"tSV'.
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y,ITaELE LAMB AND MILLS TiOis
,hfE IN THE COUNTY OF ALBEMIARLE

I'm OF decree Of the GrGnit conr; Of 4nS
in cause therein pending In the OF Burnleys Execn.
tors vs. urnleys Devsees the undersigned executors OF
n Durnry deed and Commissioners o! the Court under
said decree will sell ri public nucnun 70 The highest bid
der. upon The premises, on TGEsDAi, tih
day otherwise The suitable day thereafter all the real
estate of which the said Nathaniel Burnley ded Seized and
nossessrd consisting of so,ne SIN HUNDRED AND Tilh
Tr ACRES OF LAND, lying In the county "' ai9eaarie,
ai,uut five ml-s North Of Charlotiesville.
There upon the premises large alahuactuInG ',
Girls: and saw MIL we'll known to The community hs
"The Hydraulic Minis" There Is also large and coin.
Portable Brick Dwelling upon the premises, and an "trr
necessary out buildings in good repair large portion o'
the lund Is in good condition. producing fine crops me
mills and land will either he sold al';oeeher OF WI"
yjded into two or tracts tn suit purchasers.
The irrus of sale will be credit OF one, two rce anu
four years. equal nstalmens the purchaser to eassne
honS with good personal security, bearing interest RON
The date of possession said incrcs. 10 lie paid anhua.
nd the title retained unit! the whole purchase NONE!
maid or f the purchaser prefers it, portion "i the rar
chase money can be paid In hand,
pssnns ipsIriur further information Will address
JAMES r. BURNLEY, Hydraulic Mills
JAMES {. BURNLEY, tcour,s and Ex'rs
~ - SAN,l..G BURNLEY, >''-'. -"
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Hanover 81 June, 1sG0. June 15-ctds
COlEMlSSsOSfifs,S SALE OF LAND, IN
TIlE COUNTY UF HANOVER FOURTEEN MILES

THE COUNTY oF HANOVER FOURTEEN MILES
FROM RICHMOND.
IN PURSUANCE TO decree Of the Circuit Court of The
county OF Hanover, pronounced au the 10Th day OF
March, 1860 i'll the suit Of King and others vs. King uii
Others the undersigned, Commissioners by said decree APP
pointed, will sell ut public auction, the premises un
FRIDAI the l:h day Of July, 1850, The TRACT OF LAND
upon which the lnte James King died.
Said truct of land consists Of 92 acres adjons the
lalS ofThos Green wm. Winsfcld Mrs. iarrOugh and
others. and lies the main road from Hanover Courthouse
Richmond, five miles from the former aud fourteen from
the latter. 1t healthy in excellent Lcslb"rliood con.
veuient TO churches, ad is well suited for the production
OF Corn, Wheat and Oats, and for all the purposes Of
market farm. IL las upon u large AMI comfortable
Dwelling house, In excellent repair with the usual out
houses, and is, altogether, i most desirable place.
Full possession viii not be given till the LIST Of January,
ISG the purchaser will b. liberty seed wheat In
the FALL
ar Geo ". kug residing upon the flrn, will take plea.
sure In showing the premises TO atty person desiring TO view
them.
TERMs.-CaSh, much may br necessary to pay
the Of quit AMI expenses U SALE Third Of the bal.
be paid the lSt OF January. lsGl third on
the LIST OF January 1862 and third The st of January
1863 the lust salinens to bear Interest from tile
1st day Of January lS6 and The interest ~ be paid semi
annually; the purchaser To give bond with good per-
be retained iii itr further order Of the Court.
CHAS Y. STUART, lco,,r,;;o,.r.
BILLY W. TALLEY, e''''''''
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S,,nCzS Ets13I.-SlJUIIEls s.VSSIDENCEG-
~ .nEns Elk AAl.E


OFFER for sale FARM in Western Virginia, having
peculiar Recommendations as Stock Farm, summer
E.si,lrncc &c 1t lies knhrrlius Greek, In the Wes-
tern portion Giles county the ru5ewrl ne, about
IS or 80 miles from the Sewhrrn and WyIere depots on
The vrriniun anL Tennessee Railroad Abont 81
cleared, nearly al bottom land and yirdius Finely In
Erass and other crops There Is seess"ne spring IN ten
Steps Of the house anil alum uu aroat stream In lUO
yarsa mill within 300 yards, and three sulphur springs
within i convenient distance. II Is within about Tour
miles of the klmberng Springs wh!ch sord three tnds o.
suplur and the hest alum market for oil It's
protluctionsbeing in the midst " unS0unded stock
range an hunting grounds The rEct ran be made ol
any size Lo suii the purchaser.
T.. g. BOurii, w-lvile Post Office,
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az EtkY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Al

SIEskY VALUABLE isENL ESTATE Al
AUCTf0S.-As Executors Of Mrs Nancy Smith,
deceased and by virtue of directions In her will, SHALL
OIL MONDAY, TIE TllIRTfETH DAY OF JULY next, If
prevented by ncemency Of weather Otherwise on the
first day thereaer SELL at public auction TO the highest
bidder the premises, that much more tln commonly
valuable TRACT OF LAND, which she resided lying In
the counties Of Culpeper and Madison, the waters Of
Robinson River and Crooked Run, and containing by
cent survey SIX HUNDRED AND FlFTY-0SE ACRES and
fraction Of an Acre. The quality and condition Of the
SOIL and enclosures, aud character Of tile other Improve
net make this estate emnently desirable besides which,
these are the heainess OF the situation its proximity to
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad being distant only
four miles from the nearest Depot aud the excellence Of
the society in the neghborhood Persons who desire
mos, agreeable country residence, and ut Tie time
ost productive frn should by all means examine this
estate The Railroad will bring llein within the distance
OF IL above mentioned, and conveyance thence 10 the
place itself will be furnished by Mr. Charles Conner, who
resides upon IT, 10 person desiring to make such
nn examination who will Inform him by mall OF the day
when such person will at the Rapid-Ann Depot the
aforesaid Railroad His PosLOGce Is at Locust Dale, which
is one mile Distant In the county OF Madison, the Court
House OF which county is about twelve miles distant the
same being also the distance OF Culpeper Courthouse
while the distance Orange Courthouse Is about eight
miles Mr. Conner and Messieurs Edward Lgttfoot and
John ILsht(oot whose residence is contiguous will take
pleasure In showing the property thoroughly
The terms OF the sale will be- oncourth Of the purchase
money down. and the residue In three equal annual install
ments with Interest from the day OF sale, to be secured by
bond with sufficient surety TO the satisfaction Of the under
signed and deed OF trust upon the premises.
WILLIAM GREEN, Richmond.
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.!nS,:S s,tS1Ss'; o,s ~ IiiE m JAMES RIVER ASD 81
IN. K. rcGa.
,I,,>. iiNSEY JOHNSON. nN. n.
JOHNSON y pl:GEs.

COM IoS1NI.N 80
lrRoSr BuILDISU SiiocKoE wAnEHopsfb
RICHMOND, VA.
N,. N. sale of Tubacco Wheat, Corn, and country pro-
l. iucr generally, rciarn their si'cere tanKs " lhe'
ruls the very liberal patronage heretofore cS'eheu
Ia them and ask continuance an Increase uf the same
M ,e next year promising their undivided srS'hai a'rn
,ioa 10 all consgnInenis committed 10 them
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vALU AELii FARM NND Mill

ON MONDAY, Jaly 10Th Court day., at Goochland
" Courthouse, shall oIer for sale to the highest bidder
Farm lying Gincto Creek containing BIC acres. 20
miles above Rcmond and miles from Dover Mills, OIL the
James River and Eanawla Canal One half is in cutirn
tion In improving coudtion, aud produces well wheat
oats corn and toLacco-thc balance Is in wool and timber
The improvements are dwelling house with six and
basement bar stables, tobaccoouses, aud all buildings
suitable for farming operations.
shall also offer for sale the highest bidder Crlst
Ml In successful operation, with 81 of land at
tuched thereto.
persons disposed TO purchase invited 10 TO view the
premises JOSEPH ". WATKINS,
Nays,l-ctds johnson Springs.
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pENrvENT7aRY or VIRGINIA.

ii iA:CgACrUREp u. this institution, and sold there and
vi al The AgsnS store, 30 q, Pearl street, the following
"t.s AZ re,ilcea prices, to-W;i;
s'"'-, stU., ani t-Ogues
Aya!ca. Cli!iEen and Servants Shoes
HA:pn aad Car; Harness Of every descriptions
N!caiie bln!., Lcs.!'-r HcSr
"i:";I-. Carts,
!Tar: sad whesibarrows.
Wir!:Jct. Safes sc.
'i!i-l and Plaid Cottuns
k.e!ey, and Linseys for plantation hands
H.sty ina.- Clothing for Servants
N1s % the shoye articles hand aud for SALE nr Will
reiaad- or repaired other job work done TO order on
'.' I";cs for cash, to punctua customers unly, on
.hj:' ;!...
o'Ts !fOa, she country, with satisfactory references
remg,.: l;ic:id.d 20. Address T. NJ. NlMMO,
-aH S-e;f a;en: md Storekeeper Va. penitcntary
RiEEI1S0 LIVE STOCK MARKET.
51L undersigned having procured the services OF H.
a. ttorset:, f"r IL: purpose Of selling Live STOCK
" : tieAmon srsrt, will, with Luther S. Irvine, be
- - "IrSe: "n III Isl lay Of September next, prepared
' e'f Gad'TE!rd t:;etion ta all business entrusted
ahi e-i rohileEi from their long experience, 10
" t''" " '''e rh'- satisfaction.
"s Mi '':'' h'-r- ri'au :en,en,n on consiCuments
JOHN GROUSE,
wv -"-sH 4, 4, IRVINE
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F.t yYisENCE; :. 7uAsth \ e.,

ArrORSEf AT LAW,
e.R,GfICES IN the Courts Of the city oil 'c'nond' ahd
i IA. counties Of Henrco, Hanover aud Caroline
lie is ESQ Notary putlc auI Commissioner 0f G Chcd
:, lies Court Of C4!ms .
The partnership between Slr. GhaSain While and hun
'.b,iag dissolved bis o:ier is On llih street, Just
ZION Gullins Hall.
February l3-cly
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Tn EllTlRS avn pRINIEaS!

f<!E Subscribers ask attention to their Stock Of PRINT
J. ING TYPES, ORNAMENTS, BORDERS PRESSES, &C..
i- supply Of which they keep constantly hand ut
'i-j5 type aud Stereotype Foundry,
No. IS, Gold Street, New York,
4, ., Sah We warrant equn 10 every respect TO man.
.itut- in .s country, and will sell the usual terms,
s s;s oris credit for approved negotiable notes, or
len per cv.:. discount for cash
U! =. taken in exchange FOR Few, at The customary
p. Gf nine Cents Der pound II delivered within sixty days
rl .!re p:.sas-, otherwise SIX cents per pound
VIM. EAGAR LE., CO.
lie undersigned, AHEST EIRuIsIA for the above we'll
.lSa Establishment, supply the trade With every tie
':Mt1R G.
PE!3TISG PRESSES, TYPES; CASES, &C,
pin 81. most liberal HaSlGs printed te EicH.
E>argra for upwards Of ten years with type aiid
oe; al,erals purchased from Mcssrs. HAGAS CO.. am
s-:-! 10 reconn.i materials from their establishment
Preference 10 others.
S-cIae Books will be furnished 10 the trade, and such
sci-, H.ay he selected viii he forwarded with d"s-
Iiich. WM Is. ALLEGRE,
lgr; .Enuurer" Office, Richmond, Va.