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IAana fog Sale

ON Monday the c5ih ~ Jfnnafy, 1850, II arrarrick
~ Courthouse. Il being rTausvitk Jaursty co.ft ds
the substfiker wilt scl bis TNACI ne LtTn IN said
ceuay lepnia1s SIS "a Aetss fsrcb Tie isrgcs b4r-
ton hciua highly nu'befcd, vfia hrec ntil-s ~ uc
Courthouse. and rot far from ihe Berqffia River
1efms. Ia cash p and ytsts cfsdif fcfrs talarcs
Rpnds with improved security aft feca 81 10 e.
eyre The prnctual payrcrt Mr tNcras pafham AZ he
Courthouse. will sh0e NE ian6 any one Nising 4,
view il. An iudisyufsbic title V'!h eadc.
Surfing rVrFfN
hing william, Novcaher'2O 1871 81 ufss
"A IEAcHkK wANfED.- fwlsh tatiupiey ~ Yt0cA-
4 or 81 few boys some pofsap veil seraair'cd With
The Latin snd gfceS Languages, Naihenaio eengta-
PHI. jERNgN BAhfN
cHmbsrisDd, Ansest20 ziN
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TornarpiroR or rnr rvorrrrn.

SIKH send you the following lines for insertion in
the hope they not be TO some Of yorr
| reader.-They written 10 suit wild and piaiutve
air, with which ficHd has ocn chaiaed me on the
"s, aud which have understood PLAYED in the
army Of General Jackson sth November I'M
n'cdiaiey after the victory Tacdega over the Greek
indians.-To convey perfect idea OF the tune itself
would lie impossible, hut sure the mixture of
the sublime and pathetic which it coniaihsit alternate
tones of triumph aud sorrow ii would he entitled 10 dis
tnguished place in collection Irrational With
resardto tie composition which have attempted il In
bour under the obvious disadvantage of having been ee
signed for particular air, in ahich case a peculiar
rhythm is necessary, not required in ordinary ptodpct
ons.
THE GRAVE or rsLEDEGA.
The night wind signs sad Ger tile warriors Ie.e grave
" no sleeps IN thewild blooming forests afaE
The earth is the piow-the shr0nd of hebfaye
And cold is the bed of the victim OF war.
ru he died for his country--for glory and fame.
Andyctory beam'd on his langIslnng crest
on, iong shall IN story be brilliant his naniel
AUD memory halow the place Of his rest.
In days YET Unborn when the desert shall smile.
WI" Tue "'tS o, sect peace, Young dan,sels shah
And strcwins their wreaihs DER the sorrovfnl nile
In gratitude RAISE their ekgiac song -
= Here rests the yonne hero. by vainur once 6r'd,
LikeinoTDing's fair flower which speedily dies,
The music ofIinmph his soul once inspired,
Ahh beans OF affection enkindcd his ewes.
. But, all he shall never encounter again
WIN bssoG high swelling, The battles rude Storm
tie SAUNDERS in peace in his domain
anu Dioodiess and pale Is bis Wondering form.
" To save from the DARK proving son OF Tie wood
" BY the more cruel Britol inpeipd TO the strife
10 rescue the moeF ar! infant fToln biood
Heffeely poar'd out the rich current Of life.
% The loud call OF honour and duty drst hade him
Ply home aud It's comforts for w2I's dread aisiIns
" No sire clos'd his eyes-no fond mother lad him
" In deaths winding robe with a fond mothers
Bottle sleeps in his mansion his Spirit is gone
" To realms ofTepnse Tor the good aud the brave
Thecypress aud willow with branches o'ertlrovn
" Shall shade, Talsdega, thy warrior grave
J.E.H.
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CopaytnersMip Dissolvea

TIRE coparinersIip of JAMES p. GARLAND & CO.
was dissolved by mutual conser tire first day OF
Sept last James r. Garland zone Of the rar;pcis having
purchased the entire stock in trade Of the cnncetnAnd
sad James r. Garland is authorised receive aud
lect al sums due said ccncern well pay
tie all claims against it. er
JAMES HENDERSON.
JAMES p. GARLAND.
Nelson county, 11th cctober,i sI7.
..-..,--....-.....
TIE concern OF JAMES p. GARLAND & Co being
dissolved, business ia future viii be carried usual
u, the sane hoGsc ~ JAttS r. GAEL IND, who has
mana and rs receivB. fail and pete assortment Of
FALL * WINTER GOODS, winch he is disposing OF on
liberal terms. The cusioIrerS OF James p. Garland &
CO. are requested 10 call as usual.
JAMES p. GARLAND.
-S0veiuierSE
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NOtice is herehN Given.

FENHAT the administration of Jrhn NchoI.t UPON TIC
estate of Francis Lghtfooi deceased, and also iie
sad Nchoias's guardianship OF ssid Iighifoots or
phans have been Trtokra by the wtTsbipi county
OF Henrco aud that administration de no anon
The estate Of the said gfcc bath been committed us
by The said court
All persons indebted TO the said estate or having any
OF the properly Of the said francis Lgft0 decreased
ere required to pay The said debts and deliver ihe said
property to u.s. who alone authorised pay
neni aud possrssioH grant discL?igrs the SAME
All persons who have any demands the said
tate, are desired TO make them known Immediately
subscribers.
WV. BURTON III. BURTON & RI. SAUNDERS
fdmrs. de boris non IF i. LighfjODt, dec.
Hfnrico Nov. ~. ss.3t
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ANOTHER RADIsH-was grown within Eve miles Of
tbis CITY that measured fSveatyoae inches III crcumfe
renee.
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~ ne cditer Of tie Lecsbury washinS,anian had
peicr sshe his ofrn prescription" Keep h.sslJ cool
ahd 't:in The tact before he makes chatsc a.sDst
w niaN'hs uie remarks which We ieiy offered upon
understandable Interference OF federal I1ttor in file
controversy hetwerp Nessfs. Rosoaa and 5jsrcsF we did
hot b"" nm nor Lad we seer his remarks upon teu
Masnn nor had We he0rG OF thsH had We SEGA i
NO o MS paper Tor several mouths nor hs1rd al it, Eor
n0"ght oiit nor dreaSf of it did We eBor any
,hihS aoo't MS Editor; not his uaif. We never
heard an, speak sooa o., syY of nh, or of his "a
Etr.-1his ts TIC Iocs.-we mus confess therefore
tna' We were not little asfeiscd aad aivwscf Nv The
pet"iulce he bef3ys. aud The a,smrs on this
oecason Instead ofieeling the least rrsentrn, for the
vureat'on lac has INDUCED, are disposed to thank
hiin toi the merfineut lac has afforded US
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Norses, Hogs, SIC. for Sale.

NOHsHsq HOgSs &c. IOf one.
EULLbe sold to tie highest bidder he 9Th Of ne
W cemhsr, mmcdiaich after the sale Of II,{f S;rk,
the stock Of HORSES, HOGS * CATTLE, the crops of
CORN, FODDER, HiY, OATS & RYE, together with
WAGONS. ard ~ AkIAIiON UTENSILS.
trcdi Of " uonbs will BE- allowed alI
$40. Purchasers to give bond viii approved eecnrity,
on She day of slc 10 cary iaiefs om Tie dgie II
Punctraiiy PAID Cgsll for ali nndtf g2e.
EDMrTn & NoRVEfJ
ETecufov ~ IA0rgs Morrill, dcc.
Sovfnibrr -. 5sis
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EeYMaAe AcaAeMv.

ENARRENToN.--The EXANiNhJIoNsof Inc Pari,.
W ~ thus Seminary closed the Iiih instant he
AthCtots OF The School will re on the 6rst
M..nfayin lanfary. JACOB NOR M A.: -
Warsratcu, n. G.. Nov. d. sswf,
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The following summary is CLEANED fror, a
statement, r'ade by the Clerk of The n. Of n.
The Senate ofthe U. s. consists ofi0 mem.
hers frem each State. Ofthese, 10 are rc,r
nsesa6efs that IS, Were net members OF the
last iiti Congrcss-of course, 25ths OF that
House a.c nee. 80
The House II Representatives. consists of 1870
members; oswl:ich l20 are ncw--ytiere arc
three vacancirs IN tho II. of e. yet TO be filed,
--of course, (. S'is the whole may be consul.
cred as new n,c,niicrs. The followin..i is the
d'legaiion of N,rgiriain the n. ORR. S(riose
VINO have an astsii-h ptefAed TO their "a. "a :,
are ner memJcrs) 1.f-lTT y
sArchihuid .instis. sim. Lee Ban. Paifo
r. i'drbonr. Eur,ceH Bussrt, Nm a. Buriee!i.
'f:dawrd Coiston. sJ0ltn Floyd, sRosert s. Gar
nett. Peterson Good.rgs. James johnson, .pfps.
=: i.cs,s, un. aTCsr. -Ghariss r. Mercer, Hssh
Nelson. 7tonas ~ Neisoa Jbemas Nsrles,
.'ia,aes PiRdGn, .Iancs Pisasssts i.at!trd Smith,
S.'ierandes' SMITH, rtisoryc T. siroiissr, n. 81.
Geo. jrclf.r, .iosa Ty,er
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Notice.

TEyHE suhscribcr vii petition the ensnfna General
Assembly. for pasireIt tor nssrO hiaB hls pro-
perry. hp ~ sold TO pa ptisor Zee ard agree.
ably 10 law ~ the iaiieF Of Ch-sicrasia ccnr,y.
WIfLI45T t'd,sSFI.S.
November %. rs ufDs
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An election has just taken place in Boston
which has excited great deal of feeling, and
is supposed by some To have sown the seeds of
division among the Federal Party. even in
their Head Quarters.
A few weeks past Mr.. LLOYD resigned his
scat in the House OF Representatives of the U
states. On the 3oth nit. primary meeting by
dcputatIon from the several " ards of Boston.
proceeded TO nominate candidate to fill his
place-when Jonathan Mason, formerly in the
Senate OF the U. 5. was selected. A committee
waited on Mr. Nj. who finally acceded to their
wishes. The whole affair seemed to he settled
but not so. The demon of discord was az
work. 1t was recollected by the high Hyers oil
the Federal party, that MIR. NJ had exhibited
during the late war strong evidence of attach
ment TO his country that at "a moment when
Massachusetts was setting ND for herself. Ma
son had had the spirit to rally round the con.
stitutcd banners oftlle u. States-tlIat he had
leaned towards the school of Dexter, had once
voted against Strong &c For these sins be
will not be readily forgiven By some of his par
ty; and ut General Caucus al FaneuiI Hall
on the 9th inst. discrimination was formally re.
yersed, and Andrew Ritclie was taken ND as
the candidate Of the Federal Party: most IF
hatparty. al least, favoured this selection
verRi, however, abided BY the pledges which
has been given TO Mason. The Republican
party, discouraged from bringing forward
candiuatc OF their own, and pleased by the
lnarKs ofprbhc spirit which Mason had mani
rested, determined in full meeting to rive
their votes 10 him.
The clectioneering contest between the di-
vided sections OF the Federal Party, became
animated and warm--Ihp papers took sides !;
dnd on The very morning Orthc election. the
B"ston Gazette, siaunch federal paper re-
GREETED the " schisn' which h.m beer tins
=" crested Which "we mnciI fear Trnutiuutd
The Gizettel will lead TO succession Of rival
ries, hitherto unknown IN tile ranks Of federal.
iSm mot that we have ans immediate appre.
hfnsions Of danger, arising from political censi-
derations, ~ the choice Of either of the Can
u1idates proposed but looking forward TO other
Elections, Where the nnSu.dned and unIyrol<en
strength Of the federal party must I've required
10 secure the precminence Of talents and pat
f'oliNn ~ the State legislature we caunotdis-
lodge from our minds the appalling appreleu-
SION. tbat ~ It's consequences, however unim.
poriant tmay appear to some. At thi5 moment. y
IL Viii, eventually, produce that spirit ct
. Contention. which, like horse
FISH, % higli feeding doth nadly FREAK loose
An6 bear down all before bin,v
Tie election came on, OF, The 1871, inst. when
we votes IA the iOwn OF Boston stood thus. for
Nason 1851, iiitchIe 1876, scattering 25-pIu.
rAity ior Mason, 253 Tile il,rsn towns united
With ioston To form the Suffolk District. oiIl
give democratic majority Of votes; aud Of
Course III Is elected. The Boston Daily Al
vertiscr wiines yer this Iet Hit ia q tone Of
" excessive modification"
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TUFFALoE SPRINGS, MeckieHbnrg Connty.-The
ID subscriber hereby informs his friends and the pub
lic that he still keeps House Of Entertainment at this
desirable watering phase. and hopes the Increased celeb
rity Of the water aud his exeTtons to please, will
him portion Of public patronage. Those who may
beunacquanted with Che qualities of the water, rest
assured that they will find II eicaciOu be cure Of i'll
terment and relntent bilious feveTs, acae rbsuna-
tisin tains from syphylitic plants anuaT obstfuc-
tons aud is Of peculiar efficacy in diseases Of the skin
aud sore eyes IL has neen of great service several
persons who appeared have been hectic by speedily
restoring their strength HypochondrIcal and hyseri
cal cases are much benefited. Infue from the sensible
effects Of this Water the ntestiues pores aud Kidneys
mustbe useful in very many Of those disorders which
have for years bsed medical skill aud rendered life k
This water was during the last winter, analysed
by Or. Cox Of philadelphia and although IL had been
much exposed before reached there and must Of
sequence have lost ofits qualities the tesu proves
that the foregoing descTptionOt its virtues, far as II
scarcity and high price o grain, the subscriber is
horse IS 50psr week the board will he 81 per week
heretoore children and half price persons
staying less than week will be charged 81 per day
tor board aud 81 ior horse. Hehas an extensive pas
tire, well enclosed Immediately 1T tie spring. FOR toe
-. purchase grain fof themselves ia te Heighb0rhOod
Ills icehouse b well oiled. and he nateis himself he
rs prepared to accommodate those wi0 may duriHg tile
Rumaer months resort tbihsr icf the benefit Of their
q heaith, OF amusgncut, ip an agreeable nisnper.
jOyEa'B 7. SPEED.
~ May ~. G--wSW
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4 AND FOR SALE offer for sale my Tract oT Lana
Dpg ~ fluyanna county, on the road leading from
hnvSnna courthouse to the town Of Warren abont ?
miles from the former and 10 miles from tile ieT MAC
and within five miles of James River. N'
Inc Tract contains about 100 acres loo Of which M,
cleared ann al fresh except about ten acres one third
oI Tue whole Tract is considered be good Tobacco
Land and the balance well adapted ibecuure OF Corn
ana small grain, lies uncOmmoDly level and che unsIear
co Lana IS wei stockedwith valuable Timber rrees.
Iheres onthe Land new, large, and wood
en- built of materials ofthe best and most
uuIap'e hhu m style ofneatness aud elegance, with o.
Their contiguous houses suitable foI the
ora family There IS also il good apple and peach
oIchsfd and the Wheat Of from 80 bushels seed
co. now growing which the purchaser will have The hen
eht Of IN case OF purchase before the ensuing wheat
Harvest ''p
Those who may bedisposed TO see the premises with
view topucbSse them, will apply 10 John Tysu5erkakc
IT, near Flnyannacour house, vino viii make known nav
FERNS ana wto isaso in my absence fully empowered
TO make sale thereof.
49,. JOHN K. LYIE.
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MR.JANRS o. cRUMP, Sir--You being no inbabi-
4'A iant 81 this Commonwealth are hereby notified
that shall. ON the 2Sh 18th ana goth days ct sne newt
~ tne taVeTs OF sheTicy kggcson Co. at Cumberland
coNrthou5e hrtween sunrise and Of each day nm
VI taken, but should they be taken ihe gst dav shall
discontinue tn0t, shall continue fiom daY t. dsv until
al are taken SHAH proceed TO take the Dispositions Of
several Witnesses TO hercad evidence in asut de
pedingn the County Court ofCwnberIsndy in Chance
~, Wherein ssoplantiG and yOHsfe defendant
George Carson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

A MILLER WANTED.--we wish to employ an exp,
rienced Miller.-Nene need apply who cannot pro.
duce satisfactory testimony Of their capabity industry
and integrity. To such liberal wages will be Wv
en-. single manwould be preferred
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM & Co.
n second Miller will also be employed.
Wdy20. an
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TIO THE PUBLIC-Mr. Henry Butler, re-

vUNO THE PUBLIC--Mr. Henry Butler, re-
Gently from Ncw-Haven, Connecticut,
(where lie kept a Public House a number of
years, that was resorted to by strangers from
all parts of the United States has Just opened
a PUBLIC HOUSE in this city. on the cor,
ner Of E.,and 10th streets,in the New Building
lately erected by DIR. Adams, and which is
commonly called the Bank House: h. intends
keeping that untilthe Union Hotel is compile
ted, and respectfully informs the ladies and
gentlemen travelling to Richmond. that they
ns!ied rooms. "a well stored iarder, old fine fla
vored and choice Observation-Disclosures himself
from the reputation he has sustained in the bii-
siness, and the knowledge he possesses, gained
& ON actual experience, that those who favor
him with their custom, will meetwith thatkiDd
of attention that's necessary TO make strangers
and travellers please with their accommodate
Gus; and in fact, to produce feelings to CORES
pond with those experienced. while al their
own homes and in the bosom of their families
His attentions will be particularly directed to
the accommodation of families that may be CO.
ming TO the city; and ladies can always calc,-
late upon receiving the personal attention of
Mrs. b. who will exert herself to make their
stay pleasant and observation-disclosures
are provided that perfectly well understand
The establishment will be kept i'm superior
style in fact, any thingshort OF that wonld not
he satisfactory to the occupant, who hopes his
exertions to please, will only be equalledby the
custom he shall obtain.
y. b. There are attached to his house, fine
Stsbles-and MIR b. is well provided with nor
thern oats ;irst quality, hay, and good Ost
leIs.
May %. 5-2m
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CyTOLEN, from King William Courthouse
= on Thursday night, the Sth inst. pair of
BLACK HORSES both well ncked one about i5t hands
sIigh handsome blaze both hinder legs white. nearly
halfway the knee. few gray hairs in his tail, ooca
stoned by nicking The other about 15l hands high with
4 little white above his hinder boots, his neck little
suakas ifoccasio led b, fisiEla.
will pay any person who may detect the Thief MY
dollars and IL Information is gwen that get them,
the nformer shall be literally rewarded, IL requSed
WM. BURKE.
ip The yjfffors of The National Ipfcikigoacer aud
PetersbnrG RepnbtcaR, frI please insert the GbOVe
fWise a tceek fur wceks aud JOrWaTG their accounts
go Ills Office orP payment. ~
May II. 6-St7Sio
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TaIMPING.-J. Hunter, fom London, having pro
~ cured a CRiuPINc MscaINE. undertakes 10 Cfinp
all Kinds OF Sattins, Silks, Grapes, Musrs ana Dbons
All orders Mrs. Hunters store, corner cf lIh ana
Main streets. will be attended to-
tT4fppiy TO Mrs H9nter, Dress-Moser, Sc. cornr1'
Of Il and l2th ST.
Ap,iI22. li4-U
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i4tf'

wv ST. DICKINSON are now receiving. by the ship
w Dxmtries fom Liverpool, direct, 80 p0ckogsS ~
weiLossorffd HdRDU'ARE, particularly selected FOR
this market which they offer for sale, the ac
commcdatng terms cash, town paper only, three
doors below the Farmers BGHk, Z. street.
Mavl6. 3-St
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IONA. SMITH, Cashier.
6-tI.Jufy.

ITO cApirALISTs.-2He BEST Wand IN RlcLniond,
Il for SAFE at aMcfion.-In conformity to the will of
The late Mr. Wright Southgate. the subscribers will SELL
at public aucfoh the premises oil Wednesday THE
18th June next that large, wesituated LOT s. BLjTL-
DINCS long occupied by the deceased as a Dwelling
House and Mercantile Establishment
ltwonld be difficult 10 eNasserate i'm stating adva-
the highly enbelshed Capitol SQUARE IN, south SIDE
us uiS the Governors House and its western from
nns the new City Courthouse in its whole extent it is
scarcely possible To imagine situation
For spacious Hotel, with range elegant Stores be.
low It's position is superior any other in this CITY; and
u the late rapid progress and the future prospery of
richmond be taken into viev, 1t may be said, that few
Spots IN the United States can justly aspire
cratlve destiny.
LOTS for Pirate Residence.
The Subscribers will also sell, on rhussday slh June
next atpueic auction, three large and Lcawffm Lots
on Shoctoe HILL composing half the square bounded
by Sd street, and extending from ID to streets
Terms and other particulars made known ON the DAYS
oil SALE which will be conducted by MIR. THOMAS TAY-
LoR.
sOUTHGATES & ANDERSON.
6Ioy 81. eNtSs
A GooK-KEEPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nIeiiafeIv
n person who wei! acquainted with Book
particularly and mercantile business generaliy such a
person VIII hear of good suatios None apply
Enqxire at this ODace.
May27. 6-ot
fCUBLiC AuCTIoN.-will be Sold al Public Ancti5p
on Friday. the 9th Of June next, the premise s. HE
HOUSES, GROUND, &c. npon3d, and between and q;
streets, at present occupied by Mr. Thomas Ri,cbie -
This properys situatedin desirable neghborhood and
Is convenient to every part Of Shockee Hill.
iXtweye, and eishfeen months credit will he allow
e. The purchaser executing notes. with approved endor-
ser and deed of upon the property TO ensure The
puncIuaI payment OF The purchase money.
BY order ofthe PToIrieto,S.
May Is. a. ~
wIsHto empoy single man, well acquainted with
business, 10 examine, re-survcy and sell WESTERN
LANDs.-GOod recommendations will he expected.
May %. IF
VJRESB GooDS.-EuwA WILLr,Ys rcspecif,IJv
informs his customers and the public that he has 4,
en- The house formerly occupied by Mr. Charles ITill
ans, adjoining WcsSrS. BrotOo & Finnsy's and has re
crived aud will receive, by the next arrivals
assortment Of well selected British india avn Frencs
Tng Cords, which he will sell by the only a,
The most reduced prices, liberal cred-city and
Country Merchants invited to call cs anime them
. ALI PERSONS having demands against Mr. Charles WI
MAINS are requested to them payment and ali
wboare indebted, are hereby called on to make nmeJ
ate payment to the subscriber, who duly Ia
receive the same. ~'' -
EDU4RD JVILLLfUS.
Nav 20. g,
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at the Bank of the
UNITED States, or its
Office at Boston, at
1.-THE option of the
Stockholders.
( at the Bank of the
UNITED States, OK its
& Office at New-York,
/at the option of the
( Stockholders.
at the Bank of the
Z United States.
at the Bank of the
UNITED States, or it's
office ut Baltimore,
Cat the option oil the
Stockhslders.
at the Bank of the
UNITED States, or its
Office at Washington
/City at the option of
the Stockholders.
4 at the Bank of the
UNITED States, or lis
Office at Richmond,
/at the option of the
Stockholders.
at the Bank of the
UNITED States, on its
( office at Charleston,
Iat the option of the
Stockholders.
at the Bank of the
SUnited States, orits
office, at Savannah,
at the option of the
Stockholders.
( at the Bank of the
UNITED States, or its
< office at n. Orleans,
CAT the option of the
Stockholders.
at the Bank of the
\ }United States, or its
- Office at Lexington,
Cat the option of the
{ Stockholders.
at the Bank of the
SUnited States. or its
office at Cincinnati,
/at the option of the
Stockholders.
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.ST4TES. 1TAY9fh. 1917.


the nj
spec O
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the
nundd
each payment must President
the a hpaym
the al
Stockholders
sf hnayh
orde efnapa
O. Bourd@ Directors
IONA SMITH,
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ls1 that shall, Saturday the 2ith fair IL no
on the Monday following at Robert Ransones Tavern
Gloucester court house between the hours often in tn
deposition OF Francis W. Cooke to be read in evidence
suit depending in the Chancery District Court ofW
anisbnrg. wherein am plaintiff and yon, as survivin.
partner Of John Nc Dowall * Co. are defendant.
HANNAH WHITING,
Erecvtrifof p. b. Hating dec.
q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

VITlLLlAM G. PENDLETON having sold his interest
w I'm the coscern Of william p. Smith Co. of this
place, TO tile other copartners, is this day withdraw
from the copartnershp Conducting business undc the
firm aforesaid.
The reInaius copartners continue business under tho
firm Of William r. .ymith j. 20.
May &c. 3-6t