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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-04

% Union Canal Lottery to be drawn day afte.
To Morrow.
1 prize of $4,000 prize of 100000
1 do OF 10000 do of 5000
so do of 1000 &c do of 500
Tickets $40 Quarters So so
Halves Eighths / IS
u Orders from the country promptly attended TO-
nov YATES g. MCINTYRE, Managers.
NHE Subscriber has just received the
- following ARTICLES
Cologne
Florida
Orange Flower Waters
Rose and
Honey
Aromatic vinegar
Vinegar of rouge
Rouge in pots
Lip salvo
Teeth powder
E S::sss and Washing and Shaving Soap
Superior Preston smelling salts
Teeth and Brushes
Eye cups
Silver pens
Opera glasses
Tapers and matches
Elastic seatons
DO nipple shields
Do stomach tubes
Maccassar
Antique Con.
Bears and "'
Rose
Milk of roses
Pearl powder
Hair powder, and lp.a.
Swansdown powder ""'
Pomatum
WhItwells aromatic and head che snuff
Burning Pastules, for burning in sick rooms,
which, when lighted emit most fragrant
odour
Vestimental Soap, for removing tho grease from
the capes Of gentlemen's coats, occasloncd by
tho hair
Black and colored coat plaster
Handsome smelling bottles
Snuff boxes. assorted.
Also, on apparatus Or drawing the breast with an
air pump, comprised in neat mahogany case.
Besides a large supply Of Drugs, Medicines Sur
geons instruments, Paints, Oils, and Dye stuHs.
oct 90 II. G. McNEMARA
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BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE

Tickets S., Halves SO, Quarters 25.
New York Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 30
Extra, the drawing to be received on Saturday next
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Sugars, Teas, N. .. Rum, &c.
In store, and receiving for SALE
1C1 Hhds st. Crox, Porto Rico and New
Il - Il Orleans sugars
Loaf and lump sugar in boxes and barrels
100 chests and boxes gunpowder, imperial and
young Tyson teas
10 hhds. New Orleans rum
ceroons prime indigo
60 casks superior large cheese
100 boxes brown soap Let and I'd qualities
Spermaceti candles
Liverpool salt
Cotton yarns
Soal leather
White coGeo
Raisins
Ginger, &c.
oct 3O-6t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
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FRESH GOODS,

WE have received by the Exit, and other late
w arrivals from New York
Worsted Mohair and silk hosiery
7-8 and A Irish linens of heavy texture
Table and byrd eye diapers and lawns
Fine and superfne white and coIored flannels
MerIno cloths and circaosans
New style calicoes and ginghams
Merlno and Cashmere long shawls
Silk umbrellas, and gloves assorted
Black, blue, and assorted cloths
1914 to 10 heavy rose blankets.
With general assortment of other goods. which
we oher at low prices Ii, NELSON d. Co.
oct 25
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ONO. The following shews the members Of the
presen: and ensuing delegation in Congress from this
state.
=, fre'enf consre's Merit congress.
Mordecal Barley Leonard Case
Joseph ii. Crane Joseph II. Crane
William Creighton, Jr. William Creighton Jr.
James FTndiay james EYndiay
John NJ. Goodeno,o - Leaviu
Wuiidm W hUin Witiiam W. Irpin
WtHinm kennon William KeDnen
W"hdm Russell William. RusseH
James Shields Thomas Corwin
WiHfam Stnn6erry William Stanbeuy
John Thomson John Thomson
Joseph Vance Joseph Vance
Samuel +. Viuton Samuel + VintoD
Elisha Whl,tlesey Eli. ha Whittlesey
Those III ,tdfics are given friends of the admin
istraton The table is not Of our making out; but
The reader will observe that the political character Of
Messrs Kennon and Stanberry are put down as chan
ged, because of certain proceedings of the admins
tra',on. Messrs BARLEY and Goodenow declined a
reelection We expect to give some statements of
the voters, &c. hereafter.
The results are not certainly known--but it ap-
pears that Gen. Macarthur has been elected governor
OF the state and that ma ority of about members
OF the legislature are friends of Mr.. Clay.
miles Register
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&C &C. &c.
Sixty Numbcrs-Niue Drawn Ballots.--Trckets
81, halves I, quarters so cts.-for sale at
nov AT p. CHUBBS Office
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MANAGERS OFFICE

&C &C. &C,
Tickets S5-Halves 2 5o-Quarters / 90.
u New York Consolidated Lottery, Extra Class
No. 80, day after To-Morrow, the drawing will be
received.
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ONO The following shews the members of the
presen. and ensuing delegation in Congress from this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-23

a. RoCERIES.- Opposite the u s. Bank, Main
w Sreef.-SMITH s. JOHNSON, offer for SALE
20 hhds. ST. Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans sugar
90 bags prime green, old white and Java coffee
800 sacks salt, Liverpool filed
10 hhd'. moasses part prime New Orleans
10 bbls. and boxes loaf sugar, various qualities
20 halt quarter and Glib. chests G. II. Imp. and Y
III. tea
boxes, containing 2lb. canister Of very superior
quality G. II. do
2 chest black tea
10 hall boxes No. 1 chocolate
80 bbs. Mountain aud Baltimore whskey
do. very superior old Rye do.
hide. common do.
$500 lbs. cotton yarns. assorted numbers
30 five and one gallon demijohns
90 or. boxes Spanish segars
bbis. Isle of Wight peach brandy
or. casks Malaga wine
hhds Jamaica and Antigua rum
. pipes Il. Brandy
IL tons bar iron, English, Swedes and Country
do. blistered, German and English blstered steel
l do. plough plates
80 kegs nails
Is bbs. family sbaj
100 bags shot
DuPOnrs and Red Stone Mills gunpowder
55-boxes tallow and sperm. candles
10 bbls tar
30 do. soap
80 dozen plough lines
80 do. bed cord
100 do. l-3 and 1 9 pint tumhiers
30 boxes SNlO and lO%l2 window glass
Old Cognsc Peach and Apple brandy
Best Madeira. Sicily do. Claret and Port wines
Cider vine gar and Holland gin
Grnd;tones, iron bound woodward and assorted stone
do.
Writing and wrapping paper
Shoe thread and wrapping twine
Durham mustard ginger
Pepper, aspice and nutmegs
Starch, alum, saltpetre
Copperas, indigo and madden, &c. &c.
On consignment, 900 lbs. Smthield middng ba-
con.
ID" Planters as we'll as Country Merchants arc
respectfully invited TO call and examine.
April g. Ii4-w6t
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AVAS committed TO the Jail Of August, County, on
w the 9TH dsv OF January last. a runaway Negro
calling himself TOM, about 21 years of age-says he
belongs to MIR. John White, living in the county OF
Louisa, about ten miles from the Courthouse. He is
black apparently very ar'tul fellow, fond of singing
iee Id inches high, chunky made, and very active
Has scar upon the crown OF the head probably from
scald no other marks about him, save upon hi. back
which has the appearance Of frequent and severe fog
g'ng-When committed had and pan,aioons of
dark gray jeans, and old wool hat shoes and stock
ings.
The owner of the above described Negro is request
Ell 10 come forward, prove property pay charges and
take him away-otherwse he will he disposed Of n, The
law directs. JACOB KJR'rZ mir,
March 20. uI-,,an
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March 5.

ENTITY DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON
ID Tuesday the 10Th instant, from on board Mr. p j.
Archers boat, then lying at Gainesville, negro man.
TOM, (who calls himself Tom Jeierson) He is a re-
markably likely man, about 26 years DID, feet or 10
PeXion though not very black, high cheek bones and
has lost one OF his front teeth believe upper tool,
on The ie side, the loss of which shows when he speaks;
ms dress is not known, as he to his wfc's house
(a Goochand courthouse) The night after he absconded
ana there changed his clothes he has been carriage
driver several years, consequently he is well acquainted
In Richmond, where it is probable he may go he is
very arul fellow, and may try pass for free man.
and attempt TO leave the State will give liberal re-
ward Tor hS apprehension in the State and $50 if taken
up out oil the state and secured in Jail that get him
again. Any information respecting him, addressed to
me near Sottsville, Powhaan county, Va will be thank
ully received. ROBERT X DABNEY
Powhatan, Feb. 9I-wtf
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March H..
BY The Governor Of the Commonwealth of Pirgi,ia
A PROCLAMATION

by The Governor Of the Commonwealth of Pirgiuia
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS il has been represenie to the Exc.
y cutive, by the Jalor OF Franklin County, that
on the night OF the 29h ult. Pollard May and Mcsiah
Dillon, who had been remanded to the Jail of said
County, for further trial by Examining Courts
the former charge Of feonously rendering and Of
iering to pass counterfeit hard money the latter for
passing counterfeit Bank notes. made escape from
tho said jail and going at large: Ihave there
lore, thonght proper, with the advice Of the Council of
State, TO offer reward of fifty dollars for Pollard Nav
and sevenyhve dollars for Micajah Dillon, to any per-
son or persons, who will aPprehend and convey 10 the
Jail OF Franklin County Aforesaid, the said Pollard Nav
and Micaiah Dillon, either of hem: and do more
over require all officers civil and military, and exhort
the good people of the Conon wealth. TO use their
best endeavors 10 cause the said ugtves 10 he appre
hended, that they may DO dealt with the law
Given under my baud as Governor. and under
lSEAL.] the seal OF the Common wealth al Richmond
this 10th day April 1880.
JOHN FLOYD.
Pollard May is about feet inch in heirh sle m
DERBY built has red hair, fair comp xion, pale lisp,
slightly, aRd ia about 20 year. OF age. He has resided
heretofore in the counties Of Pike and Floyd X nuckv
Micajah Dillon is about fee, inche, high strong
y bnilt, dark compile xion, black hair and black ewes
speaks slow, and has rather down look and is about
40 years OF age. He has resided heretoore in Frank
lin County, Virginia.
AprH 10. 1l7-w1w
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N&AS committed TO the Jail of the Town of Peters.
w burg, az Runaway, on the Ist day of Jauuas
ry, 1880, negro man, who says he is free and call
himself Jer'h w. Reade He states that he served his
apprenticeship with Mr.. John Wallace, COOPER and
shoe maker Of Cabarras county, in the State of North
carolina; he Is i've feet q inches high dark com.
pexion about 23 or 81 years Of age has scar on hi.
let Jaw and another over his right eye; aso spot
under the same eye, rather darker than the balance
his skin, aud several about his beas his clothing
consists OF dark mixed bomespun cloth fur hat The
owner is requested to forward prove his poperty
pay charges. and take him away or he will re dealt
with as the law directs.
ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
March IL. 1o7 ua,,
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81 4Dak REWARD will be given for the appre-
R AnV henson and delivery in the county
Of No'taway, my negro man MAT, or secured in any
jan within The S'a'e so that get him again. Mat let
home on Thursday morning last with the int ion as
am told, oil going to Petersburg or Richmond, where
he intended 10 fake water, where expect he is now
lurking. Mat is stout well made fellow, Iolerable
bright mulatto, about 81 years od--had on when no
LETT home his plantation clothing, and carried several
suits with him, and a broad brim hat with round
crown lie - coarse featured fellow, broad mouth,
and on close examination some small pimples may be
seen around his eyelij'; has bad jaw teeth and has
fresh stripes bis back Ma, AN ntellg ent ne gro
AMI 1t is probable ho has obtained free papers All mao
t-s vessels and all other persons here by caution
ed against harbourng carrying off said gro, under
the penalty of the la1.
CHARLES VI. CARTER.
y. S-A letter TO JefIrey's Store, Nottoway county,
giving me any information Of said negro will be thank
iuiy received. c. III. c.
April is. II7-wAy
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n AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber ANXIOUS 40
remove TO the West invite. dealer, in Land 10 cali
anu view MS tract lying on Baniser River, in Halifax
County miles above Mead.vie, IL miles ,bovs The
Court House Ii contains 575 acres 260 of which arc
weh-imbered and prime tobacco land, aud so or 100
acre. oil very fertile low grounds, There are fine Or
and two good dwelling houses so that the tract
would be susceptible OF convenient division From ~
10 L, hands might be advaniagrously employed on this
'ah', "hout iatigung il. Terms will be made ac-
commodating- JOHN ROYSTER.
pril 10. Il7-xlnz
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ll7-wIw
ny the Governor of The Comm On,redih Of p-irgini
pROCI IA NJ ArIDN

By the Governor of The Comm on,redlth Of PTrginid
PROCLAMATION.
EVHEREAS ii has baen repre- s.ned TO the Execu.
Wv tive by the Court OF Randolph County, that
from an lnquson taken by the Coroner of said Conn
y upon the body Of certain I'm Petro on the ooh
day oil March, 1880, i. asc-rained that the sail PEI
ro was felonionsy murdered by certain Frederick E.
wilson, late OF said county and that the said Wilson has
absconded, and is now going at large: have, there
lore thought proper, with the advice of The Council of
S'te' 10 offer reward oil one hundred dollar. to any
person or persons who Will apprehHnd convey 10 the
county OF Randolph aforesaid the said Frederick f
wilson, And do moreover require all officers civil and
military, aud cxhor' the good people of the Common
wealth to use their best endeavors 10 cause the said m
give to be aPprehended, that he may be dealt with as
the law directs.
Given under my hand Governor and nuder
lSEAL,J the seal OF the Commonwealth, at Rich
mond, this 10Th day Of Arr 1880
JOHN FLOYD
Frederick r. Wilson il about 20 year, of age rather
slender made about feet or inches high fair rom
pexion light hair, large grey eyes, thick lips, and
on his left cheek.
April l6. ll7-w4w
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Ok A lkn REWARD will give the above re-
W WV ward for the appreben ion, and delivery
to me OF my man, WILLIAM SAMPSON, who ran off
from Shirley last April. William is rather a tall and
stout awny- cooured nego, about "a years DID, with
thick lips and toeraby white teeth; lie suffers little
when he speaks: had on when he ran off plantation
cIoihes-bui 10 doubt has changed them before this.
HILL CARTER. :.
Shirley. Charles City Co. JAN 49, s7-w4m
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TENWENTY OR THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
p Runaway from the subscriber living in Camp
bell county last May, my negro man Jim I will give
$50 reward for experimenting him and conining him in
jan so get him again or $50 II taken OF this State.
Jim IL an aruu fellow, between forty and forty FIVE
TALL OF yellow complexion, with bu,hy head Of hair,
his movements are quick he il good coarse shoe ma
ker ana can do almost any kind OF carpenters
work. have no doubt lie has obtained free papers.
and IS passing ds free man by another name ANY
information ri jim, line direcedso Falling Bridge
will be thankfully received. JOHN HOBSON9
CampheI county, Va Jan. ~. Si-w1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-23

NJ EERl'S RHEUMATIC PLASTER, is recon-
EA mended az the most effectua and cheapest rem
edy now in use for Rheumatic Pains, Sprains, Pains
IN the breast and Back, SC. sc. Since it has been
offered TO the Public, (only eight monhs) MANY of The
most respectable Citizens Of Baltimore have tried it,
and can testify to its efficacy.
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The swift an splcneid steam boats CARROLL OF
ChRROLLTON, Capt Chaytor, and VIM. PENN,
Capt. JeGries.
The Carroll Of Carroll Of Csrroon, Quilt 10 Bat-
more) leaves the intersection Of Pfau AMI Light
streets, every morning at half past elk O'Clock, for
Philadelphia, by way OF the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal, through which the passengers convey
ed in splendid and comm0,iious Bdrges, TO Delaware
City-where they will take the William Penn, aud ar.
rive in Philadelphia the afternoon, at an early
hour
The Steamboats, Philadelphia aud Norfolk, (belong.
ing TO this line have been highly improved since the
last season, in their accommodations for faVeiers and
will be employed as noon evening line, in very
short time, Of which due notice will be given
The tables and bar, uHder the exclusive manage.
rnent Of the Company, aud they pledge themselves.
that they shall not be exceed by those Of any line in
the UniOnIhe Citizens Canal Line mas established
for public convenience and exeftons will he spared
by Tie Company, 20 show their gratitude Tor The gene.
ous encouragement they received lest year, aud TO en-
tito them 10 the continued (dUOy Of tie public.
bll baggage AT the risk Ct the owner or owners
Baltimore, April q. U1--wSw
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"Mven yrr REMAINS UNsvSc"- CsoPer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COMICALTrIEs.


NY orE or the PU.v-IC scHoos.
ming Is talent whichno affects todo,Pisc, but no
bout N--SNtTr.
No. Tim Triple, The Topper.
Tim Triple was a dcuuken wight,
In fact a downright sot,
Whose friends with grief every nigh
Tim going fast to pot.
Yet still he kept his spirits up,
by pouring spirits dO1R;
And wheno'cT he went out to sur,
lilo SHPPed his cares 10 drown.
Tim drnkiu. loved of every sort
No matter where he went;
For sailors hcOlths he drank in port,
Aud soldiers pledged in tent.
or lisbon he would slcaiio,o much,
Like Lisbon's famed earthquake;
And hollands drank with all the Duich,-
With SertOHs, grace would take.
Oh hook he loved-nay, ir twas nav,
lie could IL not decline
And yet Ills said, that of tho two,
He'd choose the elder tpiHe.
With m'lIers he'd toss sack each day.
With garCiRers, shrub at lunch;
And OFT he'd drink old cdr'drdy
With Shormen over punch.
In Jpaies of mountain he'd his fill
With parsons drank pure ram;
With eoaehpaen, lots of cape would swill-
With silent soomen, man
OF porter, Tim could carry much,
Though not porterS stout;
But ale ho seldom dared to touch,
IL d'ed with the govt.
Yet Tim was called Dragging elf,
And lied beyond belief;
For oft times he would pique himself
On drinking TeHeri6s.
As happy as the king Tim,
Nor feared his royal town,
And boastcd he would not give him
SIR shiiingS for his crotcn.
But yet Tim a loyal chap,
And he to shun all huru,,
Would always take his nightly nap,
Fast locked in thu Kings Arrs
Aud tina, the king OFT thought of him,
By many folks twas said;
For every day this loyal Tim
Would run in the FiRg'S Head.
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VALUABIE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE by
virtue OF Decree, pronounced at January term
1884, by the County Court OF Cumberland in the case
OF Edward I. Darlington, against VIM NJ Tbornton
John Gillian and others, the undersigned Commissions
ers, or one or more OF them, will proceed Ca Ira
IN the county Of Cumberland, on Saturday the 2tth
April next, TO sell at public auction to the highest bid
der on credit OF 6. ~, and is moaths the following
property, to wit The valuable and well known man,
mfaetuIing Mills, known the Ca Ira Mills on VIII
MSS River, with all the machinery and fixture. I'm good
condition, together with a Cooper's Shop Sc The
land attached to the Mills consisting almost entirely of
the low grounds reclaimed from the old Mill Pond sun
posed to contain about 100 acres being of rst rate
quality The Lot which stand the S ore house and
Dwelling house. now occupied by Thornton, CARING
ton & Co, with many necessary houses, all in good
repair-The Lot, on which the Tobacco Ware house
stands, known as Deane's Warehouse.
The property is situated i'm a wealthy country pos-
sessng great advantages, for the purpose OF business
The mill IL pcntfully supplied with water; the navi-
CATION to Richmond is good; and the stand for mer.
camille business. is surpassed by few places I'm the
Countrywide Tobacco inspection has received from
too to 800 Hogsheads per annum for the last , yess
"S' however. expected, that tho persons wishing TO
purchase, viii view the properly which win be shewn
them by Thornton, Darlington s. Co-And also els-
ven Shares of Stock in the Wiss Navigation Com.
pany.
The purchaser will be required TO give bond. with
approved security, and Deed of Trust to secure the
payment 1t Saturday should prove inclement m.
Sale VIII he postponed to the following Tuesday or tho
SAMUEL c. ANDERSON.
WIN +. RANDOLPH,
March 3. 105-wtds GEORGE BOOKER
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE
The Subscriber, wishing TO remove TO the West
WIN sell on accommodating terms, that be anuI estate
Gslsd Foiheringay, formerly owned by Col. George
Hancock, lying in the county Of Montgomery, on the
MAN western road fourteen miles West of Salem
lbotetourD containing eight hundred acres-three
hundred OF which arc low grounds of superior quality
TWO hundred OF table or level high land-a large nor
uon oil which is equal in fertility the flat land: the
remaining three hundred we'll ,imbered hill land.
The Improve ments are very extensive and valuable
consisting oil large two-sory brick dwelling house.
WIN every necessary clubhouse for the accon,ino
oil large FAMILY; large and
WIN all uteiul ou'-buildng'; first corn mill and
usu"ery; an excellent harm and number of new to
oaeco,nouses; the Whole OF the buildings are now in
o"PeMr repair. Young negroes will be taken in nav
men" ierms &c will he made known on application
W ,ne suoscriher. JOHN II. RICHARDSON.
Fotheringay, March 50. ll2-w,f
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have known the Rheumatic Plaster, prepared by
Mr. George H. Keel, applied with prompt and periec,
relief IN some cases OF severe Rheumatic pains.
THOS. III. WRIGHT M. d.
E.hr
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February IL, 1929.

Mr. GEO. H. KEERI-
Dear Sir You request my opinion of your plaster
composition, which YOU has been highly benef-
cial in the relief Of Rheumatism If its application be
restricted to the chronic form of that affec ton have
not the least doubt OF its efficacy Its operaion il
oil gentle simulaDt, maintaining an equality of tenn.
peraure, in the part TO which il is applied and at In
same time keeping the surface soft and perspir able
SomPosl'iOns possessing similar properties, have long
been esteemed by medical men. know Of none BET.
ter suited to that end than The one YOU have xhibied
to me- Respectfully, JOHN BUCKLER, NJ. d.
Being violently attacked with Rheumatism .bou,
hive years ago. and The pain in my breast very severe
was induced 10 try Mr. KeeIi's Rheumatic Plaster
when one application afforded Inc perfect relief
J. Ii POOR
Baltimore, 1lih Feb, 1920.
Last winter laboured under painful attack Of Rheu
matIsm, which lasted for tine--on application TO
Mr. George Ill. KeerI, ! obtained his Rheumatic Pla.-
ter, which relieved entirely from PAIN soon after IFS
application. JOHN H. NAFF
The above Plaster is / ut up in boxes at 10 cents
GEORGE H. KEERI., Druggist
No. 233, Market street, BAllimore
For sale by BURroN& ToMPKINs, sole Agentsop
posite Eagle Hotel r
March g. IO5w12,
NOTICE "A meeting of the Stockholders OF the
~ Bank OF Virginia will be held at their Banking
hou'e, in The City OF Richmond, Friday the twenty
first day OF May nest
VIM. cambridge, CASHIER.
March 18th, 1880.
Form of Attorney for appointing proxies TO the said
mecGog:-
"Know all men by these presents that Of
do hereby appoint snb
siitute or proxy to represent al a special meet
ing Of the Stockholders of the Bank Of Virginia TO he
held on Friday the twenty first day of MAY next in
the city Of Richmond, for the purpose Of considering
and deciding on the acceptance rejection Of an ex
tended Charter Of the said Bank as authorised by a,y
passed by the General Assembly the 7h OF Februa
~ 1880 entitled an act further TO extend the Charter
OF the Bank oil virginia and for other purposes" in
witness whereof have hereunto sci hand and
seal 'hia day oil in the year 1880.
Signed sealed and acknowledged
in presence Of - rSsai1
March liz l07-wi2lstMay