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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13

KHARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue Of a decree OF
I'VE the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
District pronounced on the Sd day of April, 1890 in
the case OF Haskins us. TAYLOR and others, shall on
Thursday, the 10Th day Of February next offer for SALE
at public auction, to the highest bidder, on the pre-.
misses for cssh, much Of The tract Of land, in the
proceedings mentioned will be sufficient to satisfy
said decree with the interest aud the co Is of
the plaintiff and the costs aud charges of sale.-
The tract OF land aforementioned lies near The town
Of Gsnto in the county of Powha,an and is the came
on which ID ivid Ra,ray now resides.
JOHN GUERRANT, NJ 8 C. c. d.
Jan. o.. 74-'ds Or, One OF bi- Deputies.
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By the Governor Of the Commonwealth of YuRin,a:
A PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
A~ HEREAS II has been represented to the salts
w faction OF the Executive, that most cruel and
deliberate murder was committed Thursday the
10th inst in the County OF Warwick, the body of a
woman named Maria, by certain Edward l Brooks,
to whom she had been bred and the said Brooks hav-
ing since hed from Justice. aud is going large
Now, there FORE John Floyd. Governor OF the Com
monwealth of Virginia have thought propsr, with the
advice o. the Council OF Sac to Offer Of
hundred dollars to any person or persons who will ap
the jill of Warwick County Aforesaid: and do more.
over require all officers civil and military and exhor
the good p' ople Of the Commonwealth, TO the
best endeavour 20 the said fugitive be appre
hendrd that he may he dealt with the law directs.
Given under my hand as Governor and under
lSeal.I the seal OF the Commonwealth at Richmond,
this 9th day OF December 1880
JOHN FLOYD.
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NOTICE

HvO MR. THOMAS RAND0LPH.-SIR: You
will be pleased TO take notice, that 1 sball, or
Monday, the 7ib day OF February next at the house
and tavern Of Thomas Merlin IN; 10 the county OF
PowbatsD, between the hours oil o'clock 10 the
ing and sunset, OF the same day. procsed to take the
Deposition, OF Pleasant Fary, William w. Atkinson,
and ohe.s, to read evidence 10 suit dep nd
log ia he Superior Court OF Chancery, tor the Rich
nood district 10 which you plaintiff and myself and
others are defendants IT, from any cause, the ssid
dePosi'ions are not taken the day Aforesaid shalt
continue at the same place from day TO day, until they
are all tsksD. Yours, &C..
Jan ID. 76-w4w JOS b. DAVIS
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HNDUCATION My school will be continued the
n ensuing year, at my residence in Hanover C1un-
~, about % miles from Richmond, and above Col.
GoodalPs. My course of instruction will comprise
the Latin, French, and English Languages; Geogra.
ply, with th- of the Maps and Globe; a regular
course Of History with Chronoog y, Arithmetic, lathe
MATES and the art OF suVeying English Grammar and
English Composition.
My terms for board, Tuition, Washing, Lodging, and
Fuel 800, the scholastic year Of ten months NV
school will the is of January 1884, and
terminate the 18th December. A vacation of four
weeks will be given in the summer.
There will be examination at the close al the
year. The result Of which will be sent TO the
aud guardians OF children committed to care. Par
tcular attention will be paid 10 the moral conduct OF
my pupils, and good discipline main aimed ip school
have been engaged in teaching for eight years past,
and fully sensible OF the responsibility which my
profession imposs My residences Is unusualiy he al
relation to my character aud qualifications 1 am au.
thorsed to refer 10 the following gentlemen. viz:
Right Reu. Richard Claiming Moore, ID ID. Of
Richmond.
Req WiIiam armstrong, Of Richmond.
r. & f.. James, & Go. of do.
Req. TViiiiGm Meade ID d. of Frederick COUNTY.
HaneUer, Dec 1929, HERMON DAVIS.
Certificate " Bishop Moore
MIR. II. Davis was employed by Bishop Meade as
private tutor OF his children Tor upwards Of two years
end have every reason TO believe was approved by
him. !, therefore, can with propreiy recommend Mr.
Davis to such pareu's may be disposed employ
him RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE.
letter addressed to me, be directed Mont
Pelier, Hanover county, Va. HERMON DAVIS.
Nov % 57-wn
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MORN IN AMELIA My sale Of Cors, Oats. and
~ other proyender. advertised to occur the 20 b
utmo, at the fork of Flat Creek aud Appomatox River,
10 Amelia, having been a second time prevented by
the high state oithe walter courses, will take place,
(uaiess some similar but Unforeseen circumsis ncs
should turn up. TO render farther postpone adviss
be) on the 18th instant, the day sfe the next Powh
tao Court Purchasers OF Corn are advised to attend
Jan. ID. 1856 J. N. FAULCON
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sS tR CHARLES whoss colts will suil those who
~ bre ed TO run, because they are running and win
ming; and those who breed to cell, because they are
selling at high prices,-wll stand, the next season,
Spring, 1880, at my stable ia the county OF Chester
field, within mile of Moody's Tavern Is hom Pc
tersburg, and % miles from Richmond. TERMS &c.
hereafter VIM. JOHNSON
Chesterfield, Jan. 4. 73-2,wtf
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Edward /. Brooks is about % or 80 years of age,
square sLouldsred, OF middling stature aud hesaes in
his speech. he is fond Of drink and will be found
drunk wh- he il -four q. He last seen about
20 miles above Williamsburg his way to Richmond,
Mr.. Pearman, Mr.. Thomas Lee, s. Mr.. William III
Shields, know him personally He is probably now 10
Richmond. Dec 20 7O-u4w
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A GOOD TAILOR wANTED-wsnted bv ,bs
IA middle OF March, or at least by the first OF April
good Master Tailor, who understands cutting and q ;,
ting we'll Ooe who come well recommends. n,
sober and industrious habits, will meet with Lucrative
situation, by application per mail, 10
JOSEPH NORRIS.
Jan. ~. 76-w1m Iiiwsl,on, near N0usvire Va
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EDUBLIC SALE will BE- sold, on Thursday 9Th
u OF this month Jsnuary) Il fair, IL not, the
fair day, the plantation belonging to the etate OF
John w Tomlin, decd in King William county, OPP
posts the town Of New Ca'is large stock Of Horses
Cattle, Sheep and HJgs; xix or hundred barrels
OF Corn, quantity OF blade and top Fodder-slso one
Wagon, several OK aud Tumbrii Carts, and all the
Psnaion Utensils &c &C. credit until the fret OF
January, 1882 will be SLOWED all sums above ten
dollars. upon the purchasers giving boud h approved
security; for that sum and under cash will be teq"if.
ed. WIN CUNNINGHAM,
Admir-. de bons Of w. Toniiu, dec.
Hanover, Jsn. 10, 1891. 76-stdJ
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AJAX SHADES FOX SALE VIII be Isold, at
~ public auction, on The premises, the 2Sth day OF
January i830-ihe farm called Oak Shades, in Hano.
yer County, belonging TO the estate Of the late Lu-
G.s, deceased tbs situated on the main ROAD from
Mebmond 70 CnarloesyiIls. and about 25 miles from
hs former place II contains about 200 acres-is we'll
Imoered-has dwelling house, and all the necessary
credit Of six and twelve months ,v;I h, s,,.r ,h
purchaser giving good security ami deed Of true, on
the land to secure the psymenI
- JOHN WIGHT, Administrator.
Rchmonl, Jsn. 10. 1e "a.
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NOTICE.-AEreesbis to an order Of tue Presde ut
" and Directors OF the RivsnDa Navigation Comps-
ny, notice is hereby given, that each sockholder In
said company, pay int the hands Of the treasurer two
dollars on each share Of stock in said company, (n ad
ditioo 10 calle already made tho frs, day OF Fe
bruary next. DANL. r. CARR, Sac. II N. Co.
Jan. o, 1881 Irwin
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9The EN0UiR Err published twieea week generally
time nes week during the session OF the Legislature
fce, heretofore, Five Dollars
tdvanee Nsses Of chartered banks will be
feeevod payments The Editors will safety Of
ng them BY maiitho postage Of all letters being paid by tho
~ No paper Willie tho disc roon OF the
sdttorsl sntil all arrcarages have been paid
" Whoever will payment OF nnc shall
Nave the tenth GRATIS.
- TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
1 Ones square, OR LESS-Fst insertion 75conseaeh
tbHkaaes, 50 cents.
s>e until has either paid
Assumed By person in this city, its envrons.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
EHAVlNG numerous repairs and large additions to
q n make 10 my Mill, 1 sb all stop grinding ON he
tra day OF February next. Those who intend sending
their wheat TO this market are, therefore, requested to
do so before the 18th January, about that day shall
stop buying. p. J CHEVALLIE.
Dec. 3. 6O-u5J
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Tickets $40 90; Hdlyes 90; Quarters 90.
~ Orders meet the mo prompt attention from
THO. y. BIGGER, Richmond Va.
Jan. q, 1881 73-4t
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NEORVEN FOR SALE-A welI-built, comfortable
I'VE Brick House, with four and suitable out
houses, with lo Of five This property is stu
aed within IL mile of tie of CaTtersvile in the
county Of Cumberland, and is considered advania-
geous location for professional gentleman. II will
be sold at public auction the 2is Of January next
Dec. %. 69-wtds WIN. y. RANDOLPH.
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WISH to purchase, Tor a Cnrriage-driver, a young
N mao OF good character, accustomed 10 driving and
managing Horses, AMI to be pnally employed in
my house. For one Of the above qualifications, l will
give liberal price. II. HARRISON IT,
Dec. rs. 69-H
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ENDUCATION The Subscriber will open School
~ tie ensuing year, al Wng6eId Academy, former
Iy occupied by the Rev. Peter Nelson. The School
will CONNER oo Monday, the 18th Of January, and
terminate en- Friday, the 2d Of December following. In
this Seminary will be taught the Greek, Latin, and
English language; together with Arithmetic, Geogra
ply & the use Of the Globes. There will be a vacation
VI one month. in the summer, commencing on the
cond Friday in June The pfice Tor board and tuition
will be $50 per scholar, payable baf at tho end
Of each session Letters addressed to the subscriber
should he directed 10 Vefdon. Hanover.
FoRKs or HANOVER. JOHN @. NELSON.
Dec. 25. 69-w4ws
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NNTANTED at this Office an Apprentice to the
w Printing Business-One from the country-pos.
'essing good English education-wiIl be preferred
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BIGGER'S OFFICE
-DLD CaPITALS

"a EW YORK LOTTERY Glass No. II r. TO BE-
IL drawn 10 the city OF Nsw-Yok, on Thursday
January 18Th, 1881
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ri EW-YORK WHOLESALE FANCY DRY
" GOODS STORE.--C CO. PARTNER SHIP
The subscribers have entered into hip
the h'm OF A. G. s. F. Cochran, and have taken the
.Aeosv premises 49, Pearl Street. for tho transact
G. COCHRAN,
FERGUS COCHRAN.
New York, 2lst Sept 1890
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Winchester 8 Potomac Rail
Road Company.

SIXTY days having elapsed since the open
~ ing OF the books to receive subscriptions
OF stock in the Winchester and Potomac Rail
Road Company. and stock having been sub
scribed to an amount exceeding one hun
dred thousand dollars. the sum required TO
enable the subscribers TO form themselves in.
to a corporate body
Notice IS hereby green, by the undersigned,
commissioners appointed by the act Of As
se'.'bly TO receive subscriptions, that gene
raj meeting of the subscribers will be held NJ
the room over the Market Place in winches.
ter, on Monday the Is, day of August land
the first day OF the August county court term)
precisely At - o'clock, with q view to tax
ing proper steps for incorporating the CON-
pany.
SIP The subscribers are requested to
make the first payment of one dollar per
share pursuant to the acquisitions Of the &C,
OF assembly, al any time before the LIST Of
August, or on that day, To Henry NJ. Brent,
one OF the undersigned, AZ the Bank Of the
Valley, in Winchester. The subscriptions
will not be considered as contaminated, so
as to give the subscribers a legal right TO act
and vote at the meeting. until the said first
instalment shall have been paid.
A punctual attendance OF the subscribers
n, the time and place above mentioned is
earnestly requested.
John II Cooke. Joseph III SAerrard.
alfred III Powell, Henry ~ Brent,
a. s IidbaN John W bronze,
John Ciiteson, John Hefskei!.
Henry W. Bakrr, Commissioners.
Winchester, July IL. 1851.
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THE MARKETS.


HALrIsouE, july \.
FLOCR.-The wagon price OF ir, ia ground
Flour lass ranged has ranged this week from ~
b2s -, anal these rates paving tp-tiay bv
the dt..lcrs Some lots, not fresh, have been Ia
Ken at ! %.
WOOL "A sale of iioOl lbs. he'd, common,
has been mace al 81 coats per H.. easlL--PAr.
ALLNASDRI>, JuLy ..
Thursday the wagon price OF Flour Was ~ -
Under peculiar circumstances. two or three l'ts
Of Flour we're sold from stores ut ! So and some
parcels of stored Flour priced at ! ~. Ncstcr-
'sy the wagon price wns ! -, and several small
parcels OF stored Flour were priced 1t tn same.
We heard II "a sale of fr~ hundred barrels She
uan'loah Flour yesterday NJ = 625-Gsz.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that an cleo
ton will be held. on Monday the 18th
day Of August ncxt, at the several places
appointed by law in Jefferson county. 10
choose one tit person to represent the dis
trict Of Jefferson. Berkeley, Morgan.
Hampshire, aud Hardy. in the next Cen
gress Of the United States; and two fit
persons 20 repressn, the county Of Jeffer
son in the next House Of Delegates OF
Virginia. viz:
At the Court House in Charlestown,
under the direction OF the Sheriff
At Shepherdstown, under the superin.
,endence Of Henry Bo,oler, Conrad Shin
dler. Jacob Haines, Daniel Buckles. and
John Quigley. or any two Of them.
At Smlihheld. under the superinten-
dence If James Shirley. jr. Thomas Tim
berlake, James Grantham. Abraham Bell,
and Samuel Stone. or any two Of them
At Harpers- Ferry. under the superin.
.tendence OF John Moler. Gerard b. Wa
ger. Isanc n Carter, SylVanus G. Moler.
and Henry StridoV. or any two Of them.
CARVER WILLIS.
July Ia. Sheriff Of JET. Co
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Employment for Civil Engi-
neerS.
'E>HE President and Directors o


'EHHE President and Directors OF
the Board Of Public Works OF
Virgins, arc DESTROYS Of obtaining the
services Of a Civil Engineer, during the
present year, to survey. under the direc
lion OF the Principal Engineer Of the
State, the Shenandoah River, and the
country adjacent thereto, with view Of
ascertaining the practiesbility. aud rela-
tive advantages and disadvantages OF the
improvement Of said river. by locks and
dams. or by a canal. or Of rail road
through the valley of said river
They wish also TO employ another En-
gineer. to examine and survey Black Wa
ter River, TO ascertain the prsctica ability
Of opening that river. and cutting a canal
from Pagan Creek, near Smitbheld. in
Isle Of Wight, TO some navigable point on
said Black Water River. TO Appomattox
River. at or near Petersburg II i. pro-
babe, that other surveys will also be re-
CURED.
Applicants will be expected to produce
satisfactory testimonials Of their esmpe-
tency and skill. from Civil Engineers Of
established high reputation. and 10 state
what compensation they may deem ade-
quate TO their services.
BY order Of the Board OF Public Works
j. BROWN. Jr., I'd Auditor.
July IL, 1881.
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We have had singular succession Of showers
during the last two weeks, and a spell OF very
cool weather for the SEASON. Fire in the morn
ings has been by no means uncomfortable.
On Saturday last, about O'Clock, =. VI. a
violent ~hirlwiud swept over some Of the fields
east OF this town, tearing mp trees, aud destroy
ing the fences and grain. A part Of one Of Mr..
Thomas Brotherton's wheat fields Was entirely
stripped Of the shocks Of grain. The sheaves
were literally " blown sky-high," the owner be-
ing unable to discover any Of them, cxeep, here
and there, in the woods, some straw lodged in
the tops Of trees.
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SI.1PLE and El.NCY
GOODS
coNsIsTise or

coNsIsTise or
super medium and common Cloths,
do. do. do. Cashmere,
Cass'ne,'s, "a large supply and ehesp)
osuze hsnnel. circassiaus. LsstIngs,
B-aver,ecn. bang up. Princetta,
French and Ruen CAsslmeres.
SILK. Valencia and Msrseilles vestings,
Pongee. Cape de Lyon, Barsse, Painsreen,
Plain ard chsngeable Gros dc Naples,
Italian l.us,ring, Senshaw and Florence silks,
Satin. French painted muslin, Batiste Robes,
Coat de Paiy. Il handsome assortment Of rich
priu,s,)
PLAIN, oriental and striped Gingham,.
Green, black and white gauzc Wells,
Muslin collars and capes.
Black, white, slate and random Hose and
half do.
Gloves, superior quality,)
5.4 aud Ga Grape Shawls,
Mandareen, Grape. barge and gauze Iidkfs.
Embossed Crspe Scarf. Gsuze do.
PLAN and vsriegsted silk Braid,
7-S and 3 : Irish Linen, Renting.
Linen Cambria, i'm. 10. Bishop Lawns,
Cambria, Jaconets, Book, Null aud Swiss
Muslins.
Italian silk, Jaconet and Swiss Cravsts,
Grape, Bandsuna and flag Hsndk erchiefs,
Table Dispcr. birds-eye and Russia do.
Marseilles Quits 10 . srd 1874,
Rich bonnet aud belt RibbAuds,
Gen,lemen's linen Collars aud Stocks,
Silk Umbrellas and Parssols.
4 large supply "f brown & bieached Linens.
Summer stripes and Sa,teen,
) 1. "a. ~ aud 81 brown and bleached
Cotton,
Penitentisry and Warren Plaids.
Checks. Bcdticking, Sc. sc.
Together with general stock of
Hardware, Queens, Glass and Tin Ware,
Family Medieines.-oils and Paints,
Groceries and Liquors.
All Of which they respectfully offer AT re.
duced prices. They particularly invite the
attention of the public TO their assortment Of
Cloths, and Cassine,s. Thankful for pas,
patronage. they gratefully solicit = con,inu
ance. RUSSELL & FIrZSlMMONS.
July -, 1851.
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DIED,

" iarporsFcrry, lately, Mrs C,wsrr, wife
Of Mr. Hiram Carney, OF that place, after a long
Illness.
ia Tuesday last. ia the s3d wear IL his a.-
Nr. WILLIAM McPurasoN. of this county; n
highly WORTHY and respectable member IT the
speivtN oi Friends. lie W. III first Surveyor
OF tins County, appointed ia iSOi, aaI hell the
oiirr unt,l lars irsil,. Few men we're more g--
ncrsli, cste-meyi anal bcioV,, by his nci.hbcrs
aud acquaintance; and II fall a. tIc lot of but
lev o. attain such msturit, Of years, aud such
an IA bicmi shci reputation.
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SALE POSTPONED.
Public Sale of Road Stock.


TN pursuance Of the act OF Assembly. and
- an order Of the President aud Directors OF
the Smthheld, Chsrlestown, and Harpers-
Ferry Turnpike Company, Seventy one Shares
Of the Capital Stock of said Company. (upon
which none Of the instalments have been
paid, will be sold at public auction. for cash,
to the highest bidder. al Beckham's Hotel in
Charlcstown. ON Saturday the 10th day of
July ensuing: Sale TO commence at Il o.
clock, N:
The grading Of the Road between Charles
town and ilarpers-ferry, Is nearly completed
IL is designed to erect a Toll Gate in 4 few
days, so as TO render productive so much Of
the Road as will then be finished: The ext
gencies of the Company have not heretofore
rendered il necessary to coerce the payment
Of the instruments called in: Il has now be-
come necessary. however. in order to pay for
the work nearly completed. that a consider
able additional sum should be imme diz,ely
paid into the Treasury. Those Stockhold-
ers, therefore. vi no have paid part. but are
in arrears for some Of the instalments called
in, are respectfully notified, that unless these
arrearsges be Immediately paid. the Board
will be compelled. in like manner, to adyer.
tise and sell their stock.
BY order Of the Board.
4. HUNTER. See'y.
June 10. 1851.
e1Tbe above sale is postponed until
Saturday the soth of July.
July IL, 1881.
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From thc Richmopd Compiler. July 0

From the Richmond Compiler. July ..
GENERAL. COURT.
We do not understand that many
points of Importance have as yet been
decided by the Court. Some ques
tons respecting the proba, of wills
have been discussed aud decided. -
The attendance of the judges ut the
future sessions of the Court, has been
arranged rs follows:
Arrangement OF the yeari, attendance Il the
Judges Of the General Court, at future sessions
IL is agreed by the Judges Of the Sc.
the General Court shall. at the future
sessions OF this Court, be n follows:
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BOOK BINDING.

ME undersigned has opened q
n Book Bindery in CharIestown, in
a room adjoining the residence Of John
:. GalIaber. and nearly opposite George
IsleT's saddler shop; whore he is ready to
execute work in = neat and substantial
style. Persons having old books to re-
bind. will do we'll TO bring thom forward
immediately
JOHN r. McMULLIN.
July IA, 1881
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The &C, Incorporating the s,sn"'on and Poto-
mac Rail Road Company, has at length been re-
cc;,ed. The following gcntlemen are named rs
Commissioners for this county, TO receive sub
scrip,ions OF stock, viz
Thomas Griggs,jr James HHe,
John II. Lewis, Br.Nton Davenport.
John Yates Samuel Cameron,
Bushrod c. Washington, Gerard Ii. Wager.
Samuel Suidcr,
We presume the Commissioners will meet at
an carly day. TO make some movement in the bu-
siness-
The following gentlemen have been appointed
by the Court Of this County, under the new cleo
,ion law 20 meet Al the Clerks OfFsr, and seru-
tnirc the polls 70 be taken at the ensuing Angus,
election, viz
Daniel Morgan.
George W Humphreys.
Samuel Cameron.
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n. w. corner Of Baltimore and Calvert, n.
W. corner OF baltimore and Cay, and y. L
corner Of baltimore and Charles.s,s
sCeWhcre the highest capital prizes IN
the State Lotteries have been oftener sold
than At any other Office.
- Orders either by mail (pos, paid or
private conveyance. enclosing the cash or
prizes, will meet the same prompt and pune
tuai attention, a. # on personal appica.
ton Address TO JOHN CLARK.
July Z. lottery Fender, Bdhimar-
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The respect of the Government. on
the occasion Of the decease of Ex Pre-
sident MoNRoE. was testified yester-
day by the closing of all the Public
Offices during the day.
The President Of the United State.
returned To the Seat of Government
yesterday. in the Steam boa; Potomac,
from his excursion down the BAY.
Maj. IUt. July s.
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DIVIDEND.

rU>HE President and Directors Of he Bank
Il Of the Valley in Virginia have this day
declared dividend Of three and half per
cent; three per cent of which viii be paid TO
the Stockholders or their representatives on
or after the litb inst.
HENRY VI. BRENT. Cashier.
Winchester, July I. 1861. Hal