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(from tie !heso Orleans Bee Of Juno A.
TEXAS


We are indebted to acommecia house of this city for
q copy OF The following interesting letter:
~MArAMoRAs 1llh Nav 1886
Dear Strive have learned here within few DAVIS
that General Houston has gained signal victory over
Santa Anna beyond the Brazos de Dos, by which The
Mexican Commander, together with Generals Cos and
Castrion and about 600 troops remained prisoners Of
var in the hands Of the Texans An equal number was
left dead on the field and The remains Of the middle d.
vision consisting of about 800, have fallen back the
Colorado under Filizoi Our Ayuntamien!o were pre-
pairing to receive Santa Anna in triumph, an.
nounoed that, his work being finished he would in few
days pass through Matamorss on his return to Mexico
when this news came upon 'them like thunder
clap and turned their igned rejoicings into others
more real, though less OPEN The DAY previous a
decree had arrived from Mexico relieving all pri.
soners Except ssaers) from the sentence Of death,
which had been passed on them. The fourteen un.
fortunate individuals confined here, who were lately
90 near tragcal end are thus freed from the appre
hension Of massacre; aud Maamoros will escape the
stain which every one feared would be left it. They
werc sentenced about 25 days ago, in obedience to
sha orders of Santa Anna, which for the third
t;rps repeated and accompanied with threats against
General Fernandez for his delay. The prisoners wers
notified in the evening that they must prepare for death
ut early hour ia The morning. Their approximations
bad in great measure passed away VIXEN this sudden
warning was given. made, believe, The frat move
sowsrds procuring the delay which has sayed them
Having consulted with Losero, drew up petition TO
ener Fernandez, praying for the three days grace or
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ann, ,he l,umties Courier, we published lisi Of DIS
,ngues who married at Gretna Green, including LSru
Chancellor Eldon Lord Chancellor Erskine the a,e Oh
Thomas Lcthbridge, his son, and number OF otieis
and from letter at present before US, are enabled 10 ara
foreign Prince 10 The list. Much has been SAID IN le
ne wspapers of the elopemen of Miss Penelope Hnyth
with tile brother Of King; and, from "nat ioo%e
il appears the parties never Legally oucAieu
for BITTER or worse until they exchanged The sunny
South for the stormy North, where lambs die OF nun.
ger and cold, and the hills retain traces winch u.
an Italian, must contrast strangely 10 Tue 10:
tints of his native sky Gretna Hall, May COW
Married here this day, Carlo Ferdinando boroone,
Principe d Capua, jrglio del Fransiso Primo Ne deI
Reyno dele due Sice, Napoli dllaia, and Penelope
Carolina Smyth, daughter of the late G. Smyth Esq., Oh
BaIIynatray in the county OF Waterford lIelahu; M
are these the only parties who have visited the boraef
Temple Of Hymen within the last few days; or on he
| Cd current we find Francis Butler Rhodes, Esq, OF
Westerly, Slate Of Rhode Island, United States oil
America aud Rosalc Fllice Bnct, Caen, Department
of Cabrady France; and the 4th John Shelton, Esq.,
of Leeds, YORKSHIRE and Ruthetta Snithson Bars'n'
G,eengate Gunseey, Yorkshire. followed by W. Smith,
son, Esq., Wgton Cumberland, to Isabella Graves same
| place"
The great battle has been fought in the French Cham
her of Deputies the motion for appropriations t." the
completion Of the public works. aud NJ Theirs the Pre-
sdenl Of the Council, has come Oft tlunphan;ly Inc
the Kings sons through Germany absorbs large ?oT'
ton OF The attention OF the Partisan press They appear
to be every where well received.
SPAIN.
The chances of war in the north Of Spain appear ri
present 10 be in favor Of the constitutional party Iie
Carsl forces almost entirely concentrated in the
mountains Of Guipuscoa, the passages to which they
have fortified The Quren's troops have drawn 4 lire
around them, and their attempts to force ii have proved
inc hrcual The Purtuguesc.truops have replaced the
English legion at Fllora. the latter had not made any
forward movement since the advantage gained over their
| bcsicuers al Saint Sebastian.
The change made in the Queen government by The
resignation of NJ. Mend will probably prove very
injurious 1t is not probable that his sncccssoF will m
spc The same confidence in England and France which
| he did
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Eel, %
Ok A ga REWARD.-Ran away from the sub.
~ AeDSB scriLcrs, living in Taze well county Va

&5 ssSs, 2ns 7 swsy o e"an Ss "1
on the frs, day OF this month, three Negro fellows,
MARK CHARLES, and SIMON PETER. We will
give the above reward if they apprchrnded in Ohio
or any Stae North of the Ohio river and secured so that
we get them or $3.50 for either of them D if they
are taken in Kentucky, any State South OF the Ohio
river or 90 Tor either o them. il taken and secured
so that we get them. or either Of them.
Description is six feet OF upwards in height,
very black rawboned, teeth very white, nose Roman,
feet large walks with his toes turned out, is about %
years Of age can read and WRITE has scars rccoect
cd; he had on when he cfl home blue Jeans c"a blue
cloth panta ons other clothing recolIecled. Charles
is about feet rio inches high, very black, rather
slender Ing slim feet, 10 80 years OF age he is bro
Their to Mark had when he lel HOME blue Jeans
coat brown Jeans panlaloens and an old white hat no
other cothing rccullcc:ed Simon Peter Is feet Or I0
inches high, yellow conpe5ion large whit" eycs. large
mouth lips rather thick, speaks quick when spoken 10,
busty head Of hair which he keeps combrd; about II
or 90 years Of age had when iic left home, short
check coat, took with him good deal OF fine clothing,
and cotton umbrella and cloth coat bottle green;
he is Tanner, and read aud write. They have pro-
badly papex Purpnrng to BE- free papers, written by
themselves some ether person.
HERYEY GEORGE,
JAMES WYNN.
limo ~ l3-wtE
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Ok d = n REWARD.-.ied's cy:-kan away from
- Il eBU the subscriber, about the leth of Novem'
Der last, yellow OF the name Of EDWIN, (le some
times calls himself Edwin Burks) about feet 10 inches
high rather raw-boned little stopped in his shout
ders his counlenance very good, hair torraby bushy
~. has lost most of his jaw teeth and is what may DC
called lantern; jawcd. He is good shoemaker. Hc
has free papers with him.
will give $50 if said negro is apprehended in the
State and $50 if apprchendcd out Of the State and 80
secured that get him again.
Feb 90 r93-tfl of RockLrdgs.
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Yours,
1r,., IL. Nttn Ynrk DaiiN .3drertiScr.l

From the Ntto Yurk Daily .7drsrtiscr)
ImPoRrAsr.-The money market has become suooeh,
J., reoycd For two days past there has been decided
change The offerings all the hanks have fallen oft
one.Guarler or third. This change has been pro-
duced from variety of causcs-anong them the follow
g:-Thc United States Bank agency have discounted
GSm two to three millions of Southern, Western and
Eastern paper The relief Of the money Market in Bos
ton and the arrangement! that has been made in Europe
BY The u States Bank together with other reasons Thai
might be given, have no doubt produced THIS effect.
MosEr learn that the latest arrived packet from
Europe brings letter from MIR. Jaudon stating that he
had effected negotiation in London for about SEVEN
MILLIONS of dollars and that he should try The Holland
marke, for further sulns.-Fhitnd q. S: Gazette
We perceive that 50 shares Of the u s. Bank stock
sold in New York Saturday, at l22 III l-2-an adj
vance on Fridays saes.-H.
Extract Of u letter, dated,
LONDON, l4;h May, 1886
Mr. Jaudon has Just concluded bargain on behalf d
the United States Bank, which may possibly have soms
etfec, on your exchanges The conditions OF the bar
gain these, that the United States Bank issue bona
10 the extent If one million and half sterling, tlut
sterling per bond reteemabe at three periods Of H. IL
and "a months in equal proportions with interest, phya
BILE in London. at pei cent-bnh the interest and prin
cipa To be paid without reference 10 the exchange be
tween the two countries It has not yet transpcd how
the transmission Of this will be conduclea wnete
in specie or by the Bank drawing.
Business appears to be going prosPerously IN th
country but money is in demand and vii! we thi"i
continue for some time, particularly II the operation
above alluded to should be conducted III specie.
RI. Y .4droeate
French CL4IMs.-The New York Journal of Com
merce Of Thursday says" Yesterday, after so many
years Of hope deferred, the holders Of certificates io
Claims allowed on account of French spoiaons, had the
pleasure of receiving about 81 cent on the amount
comprising ar aggregate of near $2,500,O00. As mos
of the claimants reside in the Northern cities he effcc
upon the money market in these places must be yer!
percep,ble, BIZ putting into cigcuation funds which
have hitherto been locked up i'll Opposite banks To TIM
cause partly is to BE- attributed presume, the relic
experienced in cur money market yesterday. The ope
raons of the U. States Bank doubtless contributed t.
the same result"
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P0ETR Y.
uxucH YET REMAINS caerS0.
THE SPIRIT OF BEAU! &
80 DWELL,

7'1E SPIRIT OF BEAUTY.
Where does the spirit Of born no.
Oh said one, If You scek 10 hu ,.
you p,u., rszc around, aho'e oo.u'
70, .,r,h sn3 heaven aud oeea" W. =, avail
So' rattn 'u 80, ,f Beauty loves 70 o"o"
D., .oc ,i,o comes with tho Gary sr"S Gins,
oaI ,v;nnows the air with heI ;, ,ias nI ,rss'
s,to,si,c zach meadow, ana MN iL 49,
10. hf,om OF her rich cmo'oine's'
Az her now ere she pass a"aJ
.nS ,Sn Soir, will pause, VINO ea''' aA0 BOY
D.. nth tones OF her glad roP'S-
..,. Jar nc in tho blue hare-bcll, :.
~ shs nearly depths Of the ocean she!i'
~ ,hs y,sver flush OF the dying day,
~ rho first faint glow of the morning ray;
7 ,iosp on the hreast OF the c!imsoi rose
And hide 10 the stately liiy's SHOWS;
| am found whese the crystal de"-d'ops shine'
No gem SO bright in diamond zinc;
l bloom in the auwer that decks tho SfaVoi
And ride on the crest Of the dark green wave,
Pm ua sad away DER earth and o'er s'a,
Till there is not spot from MY pteseneS "e''
az am sson in the STARS, in the loaf onshrinod,
And henrd in the sigh Of tho Whispering vino
On the ripping breas, Of the winding stream,
fo ,hn mellow Glow of tho moons mild beam;
l fan tho air with the birds light wing,
AaI iurk in the grass Of the fairy finS'
sIy tents in the rainbow arch are set,
And breathe in the fragrant violIt'
Look whore YOU may, you " III Ind mo thofe,
For tho spirit OF Beauty is every where
snow listen TO me-For, sooth 10 say,
There is one dear sPo, where fam "ouia "a!'
l love all things in earth, sea, sky
But nv own bcst homo IL ,raiden'seFe'
Oh. could linge. for ever there,
Nor sigh for ano,her, sphere moro Ia"
Lurking for aye in her cheek = warm 'inno,
Round her ROSY lips with their playful ~iisj
Royjnz at will through each eoldeneur,
.raut Saves DER brow like III Indian psafl'
And sinking At night to a bliss'nf rest
Mil tj,e .p0,lcss SHOWS Of her fragrant breast.
Seek for mo there, for love full well :,
With the young and the brish, eyed ma'i 10 d~oii'
uAud look for me in the poets mind,
Whe,e lie like radiant gem ensh'inodi
Touching zach thought like the roses glow
Tho, fall on the marble fount below;
Filling the soul with IN inwn,d light,
A love for all that is pure and bright,
Till tho mind where tho rays OF my spirit ourh'
CLOVIS like the lines on a crystal urn;
And thousand hcautio, ill then unseen
Flash into lish, on the Funcy's screen,
While thoughts that the many ?nss beeoioss "
Are stored IN the hearts deep treasury.
"Kuow We now where | love 10 dwell!
The ,niad is happy that feels my spell
DlcS, in its bright imaglnin:s,
II scars uloft upon fancy's wings
Dor Garth, in heaven, in sea or sky,
In tho poets song, in the maiden's cyoi
To the mind that sock, am evor ugh
Look whero i, may, il will fad ma there,
For tho Shirt Of Beauty is rvary whore"
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GFFOR SALE, extremely low, al The O:l!rc OF
this paper, i"unt OF BoursH"s, (ot which THIS adj
vertisemcnt is spccncn} but very little ussd-
The purchaser can obtain with it, if DESIRED suiil-
Gent qlantly.of BREWER 10 enable him to print MI
-ornury sized country paper.
07~A great bargain may be expected. Appica-
ton 10 he made by the 10th Of July.
June 81, 1886.
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SITUATION WANTED.-An elderly Lady, who has
" had some experience in the management of taIn-
ly, wishes to obtain situation holsc-kerpcr. She
las recently Taught school, which did not agree with
herr but Should situation offer in healthy section OF
Country she would be willing to take charge of small
school Her terms will he moderate and she would pre-
fer TO reside in religious family.
n. B-Thc applicant can be seen or heard from, by
applying at MIR. William Mayo's, ShockG Hill.
Anr;l * lift
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Ry OARDING.-Th Subscriber will continue 70 Keep
clearinghouse for the pupils Of Mr. II. laws
OIL the following terms Board and Lodging S!oU ASH
ing SlU; Wood 10; Candies So M }. MiNoN
TUr FARY June 81, 1886. l3-c!
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Col Samuel Gwin, Receiver Of the Public Money at
Chocka Chuma is dead from the effects of the Wounds
received in duel with MIR. Caldwell, who waa killed
This is stated by the Western Wing.
The sum of four thousand dollars has been subscrib.
ed in the city CT New Orleans in aid Of the American
Colonization Society.
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June 81.

DMiNlSTR ATORS EO7lCi..-!,Il persons indebted tie
tho late Jya l.. Cook dccenscd, will make pal
meat, delay, the gned.tnd all persons having
claims the said esae will make them Known order tina; 1rov
sion may be made fer their payment JAMES RAWLINGS,
administrator Of Lrha l.. CVok dtc d.
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have appointed Monday, the 18th day Of July nei
at the Tavern Of Michael r. Jones, in ihe county y.
Hanover carry the foregoing decree lnIo ehrc
which time and place he parties viii attend, Pep'''O
for the settlement at Ii o'clock, A. W.
GEORGE S. NETHERLAND, NJ. C. II. G.
june 81 lo-S'
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OF Salc.-Wil DO sod New Kent Courthouse, on the
second Thursday August (hcns Court day. ot at SAID
Courthouse formerly the residence u Edmond W.
continuing Of Land The improvements are such rs w
suit small family poc ssional man, merchant, mechahc
The New Courthouse under certain RESTRICTIONS
private boarding
houses or i. liable the restrictions
The last hc building Of store owner may erect
keep which renders moro valuable on ha SC
count, a. there is but Que plnccTcms nndc known
the day. ~ lHE CoMMi"Si'NEi'.
N.yrK Kent. Mnv2 %. 1896. 4-mSw
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CARRIAGE MAKING n FARMHILLE-The su6'erlbeT' un.
dor the firm of j. Baniob, will manufacture extensively
in this place. Carriages aouehes Gg s"kct and aTnc.s Of
every OF the best qualify We huve engaged the
best every branch the bn done with ncn'-
ness and despatch 800
and JAPAN Cnac Barouchc Gig and Sulky Handles Bands ami
Lamps skins OF all kinda Laccs. Fn-e and ae' pa
ten, Leather STEP and ard article make
compclc Of Coach Trimmings Carriage Burouchc
and Suky Springs and Steps, turned Ases Copa ahet and Js
pan varnish. &C., &c
ra an Of which offer for sale reasonable
Plating Of every description denc to order. 49, 49, ~
e.. pr JAMES BLANrON.
Hnrmrilfc, Prince Edward, w., May %. 4--~tf
n r. yo would take three boys Apprentices.
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IT ODISA RAILROAD "A injecting of,i. b,
a Directors of the Louisa Rail road Gonna
quesed at Taylorsville al 6 clock, a. Nj J on M.N
the 9th inst.-Dy order ofthe President. "''n''
NATH. THOMSON, Cir:
June 81. r. ~.
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Fsrenaratas.s School.

fE3HE School of the undersigned will re,commeHce
at the Farm charlottesville, on the 2olh OF ouy
and end on the Goth Of June with one months vaca'5on
commencing on the 2Glh of Decen,bes
branches, Natural History, Mathematics, the Latin,
Greek, French, Spanish, and Italian longuagcs-'ne
French by native Of France Natural Philosophy, ."
which lectures will be delivered and illustrated oy SUI
able apparatus u.,,.a,o,;cs
The mode of instruction and text books in Mathe malcS
and the languages, will be nearly those adopted IN 'he
University Of Virginia.
For his qualifications, reference is made to The annex
ed testimonials.
An assistant is engaged. IS
a Gymnasium and Bath prepared for the use OF
the pupils. .,,,,u h-,rches
i0 spanish and Italian each $40; Natural Philosophy
Sl0; French $40 tnr half sessI I'll. Payments haH Il"
sdrauce, and half at the close OF tine aessl"n.
-" JAMES H. DAVIS.
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y
" extraordinary Improvements that have Of late years taken
place the OF Piano Focs aided by the ncIcas-
ed taste accomplished aud fashionable scncc Of music
among polite cues have caused this o'l!e Instrument TO
indspcnay necessary all respectable families In the rIA!o
which Ccrne Co. have the honor OF submitting to Inc
notice public, they trust Combined Tho vaI'o 1uae' Of
ooon Lr;sney wcetnrs, and uniformity Of one requisite TO
MAKE pcrec, They thereto enabed I" WARRANT
best materials superior Observation-Disclosures uniting SUPERIOR
~ OF quality with durability and excellence. go
W. lust opened of these fine instruments. il will
be .od at the price, and warranted respect
e., r.,e {. HALL,
sinrS7 r6-wGwl Richmond and NrrfoLk
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NANTED, Apprentice tho Printing tu>iurss, YOUTH
Wv 10 Is of Of good mon character, md pos
sessng tocraby good English education Apply this ofrc
IN CHANCERYviRGI5I,-At rules holden in the clerks Of
fec oil t superior court 9" law md chance3y for the eoun
u Of Acc"rnack, on the 9th day Of May, 1876:
William Gusts, Plaintiff
William r. Cvss George Parker Scby, Thomns SeIy John
sc5y, ii and Matilda his wo cirs law and John
.. Scby Admir- OF Mary Selby deed, Defendants.
Tho DEFENDANTS George Parker Sclby Thomas Selhy John Seiy
Mitchell Hill aud Matilda Eis wife, md John o. Srly not havin:
Assembly OF this and appearing by nti<fcto
that they inhabitants OF this Commemorative
orred that defendants, George Parker SGby Thomas
:, John Sciby Mitchell Hill aud Matilda his wife, and John o.
Sc5y do appear here the first day ct tho next October term OF
order he forthwith inserted newspaper published III tho city
Richmond snrccsvc aad posted nj the front
door Of Accomnck Court house. ~
Trsc, is. }. MlN ORIti, bePf.
June q IS--w6w1 j1y Tho. n. .Irync', {. C..
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June q.

Ht OHANNA-This celebrated foa!. gelter WILL W.
w present season. sLaad at Broad Rock, IN TIE c"u"H
of Chesterfield about two miles from the town OF
chester and be let to mares at sereny'hVc oo'a''
season. with one doas to the groom Season co'n'"etu
on tic Srst day of February, and will expire or Ss MS
first dly Jolly next Mares left with Gohanna W rss,y
fed agrceaby to orders, and charged Accordingly 81:
possible care shall he takcnt TO prevent acci"enS
capes, but will not be liable for either S,rr
with Johanna, will be boarded :rcs q ."'
Gentlemen sending for mares left with G'hanha 'sr
send the money their aots for the season, "rs
mares are taken away eEohanna having been ~, rs
advertised, think it useless 10 say any thing m
blood or performance; and tie high price Ne "a' " hi,
last fall at public auction, rs evidence Suince"' -
high standing as a getter Of race! sorses >,.r1-r
April IL. [lI3-tfJ ISHAM PtChEI---
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UsiyEks:rY VIKcIsiA, June ], 1912.
The isucd rc great pleasure IN 'ntis that W, H. 80.
ii, h,. been fer sluic" 81 tE ia.iin,i'a INV I've
%" IN I school, f Ancient Languages, Mo!cn Language.
Ml,.,,:c. Natural Philosophy, ChcnE a"o hofni @
% M a,j;v rsccrud ro III Master OF ATS OF tho I'M
rIsi,y liz ca3aci,y diligence, an! c.crlniy moral 90
While student ogrshar will his !" lac
u.s.; ,, n Guarantee OF his ucrury an! iry ~ t'ias
AN 'a'o""s '"I ' lj.;SS$ER HARRISON
r-pf.s.cr If .39c!est Languages
&. BLErTERMANN,
pr.ts:or 45 .BOdera Languages
c. goNNYEAsTLE,
protesSsr u ..fathematic!.
W. b. RODGERS,
proEyscr If -yl,grat Philosophy
JOHN EMMETT,
Professor Of IcLhcmctcS
GEORGE TUCKER,
Professor af .iOrat Ps!osH2AE'
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PIiNAWAY-R,p away from the subscriber Wednesday
night the s, THOMAS VAUGHAN an ndenisd appren-
. 90 the Coach Making business He about % years Of age
think probable will attempt to meke bis oil the
steamboats, and vessels esewan-
ed ogain. carrying and all other persons against
conccans any employing him. the Law will be sdy
enforced against all Offenders
will give reward for his apprehension and delivery,
hnt nav no e1peu.es, CHARLES E. CHAPPELL
Fa,nvile, June II. i@~oE
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EDELL TAVERN-The subscribers be-: if's ssr ~
b b form their country friends and The puoe s'rn,,
w. that they have taken this we'll kno"n
and will on the first day Of April " ready 10 t ,be
ali lose who may be kind enough TO honor Is rnne
custom. The house has, but short u,'e sIr re sha!l
through thorough repair; in addition t" "nv" rrcs..
continue to make such improvements. as WIZ ,e
sary for the better accommodation Of o" ,Lf~sbIe OK.
We pledge ourselves to use the most ,Sreeabe
er.ons to render our visitors comfortable anu Our
Table shall be supplied with the best wS thing sc
be procured in mas ,ah nth 1 eood and attentive
: s5::s " Il:
1 a he Bel T,' ss s" m: yf to The
has assaled that pains or The part
Their, shall be spared to give genera KING,
| :....- ... EDMD. n. ALLLe
Asyrh %
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EMIlIEAT FANS MANUFACTURED IN lien
w mosd-The subscribers respectfully inform tie
farmers Of Virginia, that they manufacture ana Keep
constantly on hand Wheat Fans which they believe to
he superior t. those commonly used in this part OF The
country They submit the following certificates for the
information Of those who rnacquaintrd with their
Fans and pledge themselves to every effort 10 merit
z share Of pubic patronage
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= = IsMES RipER IND hHHAWha COMPANY.
SIXTH NSTALMENT-At meeting of the President ond pi
- rector. James River and Kanawhn Company held tho
city OF Richmond Tuesday, the oath day Of Mny 1856:
esre That the sockhoLer. Of hn James River and Kanaw
Than the tun be- AMI they hereby required 10
pay Bank Of Firsinhs of its branhes Fire Gos
pcf each share Of stock held by them the said company,
on before a5h day July By order The President and
Directors. w. is. ChlIlE NDhA, seef.aarp.,
s. Bhc ,nsmcnt, th have been called for nrudny tho
nhnr lploHs:
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Isl nsia1men 81 pei paid Al The tmo Of .hbscONg
Cd do. . DO due 3Oth June, 1925.
Sd do do a5,h November 1885.
4,h do. do. due 25th February 1856.
5,h do. do. due 9th May, 1885,
9th 10. DO. due 25,h july, 1885,
INN. q - e-w,naJy
E1OLTING CLOTHSThc Subscriber. import and keep
on hand large supply genuine Boiling Cloth,
of all numbers, for sale at reduced prices.
900 ..i VAN LEW & SMITH.
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TAKEN up estay Parke Street ot county unorer
large sOre abont 5iee, ainchra high supposed to be
old Tho right hind ankle twistedno brandsoe
tai about the bcad-aprracd to twenty hru dollars.
June 81 IIF3T-