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The COMMON SCHOOL ASSISTANT
We are gratii2d to learn that this invalu-
able work is receiving deserved patronage.
If our memory serves correctly, we were
informed at the publication office in May,
that the circulation was then $4,000, and
every day advancing. In the July num-
Der it is stated that in every instance the
back numbers art called for, so that the
publishers have been induced to reprint
them. Great success to the work. 1t
deserves all patronage. Address J. Or
vile Taylor, postage poM, No. 81 Safe
street A Ibany, N. Y.
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PIG IRON.

PIG IRON.
NOR sale by G. w. &. J. A. CO.
H NANF, one hundred tons Pig and
Scrap Iron Of superior quality.
July 5th, 1886. Al
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The following shows the number Of
members from each state who voted for or
| against the tngrossment Of the bill, which
was considered the test vote:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-14

- - ANOO'
Acum Ann Johnson. Moody
Armstrong, Jas. c. King, Theron P
a I!en' ANelne Lansing, Jacob d .
BIN, Geo. Fl. lansing, j. D,
Barton, Simon Lindsay, Daniel
Barton, Silas Lewis Rohcrt
Butler, Lorenzo Lampson, Caroline ~
Barker, Lucy Lyon, Sarah
Bartlett James Mason, Hezekiah
BeedIe, Timothy Mclean, James
Calhoun, Luthcra Mckenzie, Robert
COOK Mary A. Pangborn, Jason 2
Cook, Sarah Ann Potter, John
Cook, Jeremiah Reed, EHakim
Dean, John 2 Race, Sally
DlXon John Spear, Betsey NJ
Dudley, Joel Sergeant, James
Doud, John Stoddard Loree
Everest, Col. HlramStrong, Henry
Ensign, Eliz. A. Stiles, E.
Foo3 Geo. D. Sexton, John W.
tarr, handa'l Stephens, Tho'sS
Foster, VIM. Sherman. Norman G.
Folsom, Sarah B Smith, Elisha
French, Ell StearnS, Danl
Crimes, Joseph Spencer, iona 8.
Goodno, John E. Titus, VIM.
Gilman, Bradstreet TarbeI|, Daniel 3
Gray, Chs. F. Vantass7I, Hiram
Grant, VIM Woodcock, Hiram
Hines, Amos Walker. Lorain
Henry, Mr. White, Capt. E.. M.
Hos)e, Amos Whitney, Jonathan
Hall, Hiram West, Ithamer
Human, F. w Wetherbee, David
Harris, J. R. WithereI, PolIv
Hatch, Isaac Woodruff, George
Housinger, Benz West, Joseph H
Jones, VIM.
41:3 n. s. STORRs, Pm
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-14

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining IN The Post-OGce al Brandon
July /, 1886.
Balch, Lydia, Murray, Dan
Brown, Joseph Miller, Rev MIR
Burnham, John Phillips, Sophia
Baker, Mr. (sawyer) Stiles, S. B.
Clark, Nirum Stevens, D. D.
ChiIds, Penuel Slocumb, Martin
ChiIds, Caroline Sexton, Sallv
Durhco, Asa W. Smith, James
Dow, Moses r. Wills. Joel
Fox Nm' Williams, Sam'l II.
Grigware, Francis Whitney, Isaac
Green Rufus Whjpple, Walter G.
Grover, Luther Whittier, John
Holt, VIM.
Houston, Mary Ann Goshen.
Johnson. E. Alexander, David
Knapp, John Bliss, John s.
kimball, Miron Hitchcock, Lois
Lundy, Charles Thomas, lNaim
Nc Ginlev Hubert Taft, Elijah
ALB W. H. KELLER, P. Nj.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in heP ost-O Office otMor.uA.
N. Y" July i, 1886.
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WHEAT. The season is now so far
advanced that tolerable conjecture may
he formed as to the state of the wheat
crop, and the effect produced upon it by
the past winter. From orr limited obser-
Vatlon, and from what we have been able
10 learn from various authentic sources,
1t appears that what is called western
New y ork, which is emphatcally the
wheat district Of the state, the wheat has
suffered to an extent quite equal to what
was at first apprchcnded. The western
counties extending to Wayne and Seneca
may expect medium crop-in Wayne,
Sen"caand Cayuga counties there is much
wheat that promises we'll, but as a whole,
1t has been a good deal thinned, and ma
ny pieces entirely destroycd-whilc far
ther east, IN Onondaga, Oswego, Madison
and Oneida counties, the wheat has suffer-
cd still more extensively. In the most ia
vorab.e sections of Onondaga, where the
crops have rare, if ever failed, but few
hrst rate pieces are to be seen; while in
the less favorable sections hundreds Of
acres have been totally destroyed, and
have been ploughed up for spring crops
The same remarks, but in greater extent
are applicable to Madison and Oneida
But though the past winter has Destroy
cd much Of the wheat; if what remains
produces an ordinary yield, there need be
no apprehensions of a deficiency Of bread
stufs There is at the present moment a
vast amount of wheat in the country Of
last years harvest, greater perhaps than
has often been known, and farmers are in
every section industriouslv endeavoring,
by an extended culture Of the coarser and
spring grains, to supply any apprehended
deficiency that may arise from the effect Of
the winter on theirWheat fields -Gcucsce
! E0rm2r.
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The receipts at the Astor House, New
York, are said TO average over fourteen
hundred dollars day!
Greek 10ar GniShed 1900 Creeks have
surrendered at Fort Mitchell.-Boston
Press.
Craps IN Canada. The Montreal Ga
zette remarks that in regard to the state
Of the crops, they are enjoying the best Of
all prospects. The crops are somewhat
backward, but their general appearance
is healthy.
List ofthe ages and time Of death of the
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MONT TELEGRAPH

per spindle, with a small annual consider
atlon to the canal company in addition
l also understand that water power is
now held in Lowell at 5000 per spindle.
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Boston Press
The following toast was read at the
fourth ofJuly celebration in Weymouth,
Mass:
The Liberty cfthe PEcss-synonymous
with the liberty Of the people.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
Dissolution.

HWVEIE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
ing under Ae'firm of Wilson, Allison
g. Co, s this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent The business will hereafter be con-
Quoted under the name and style Of ALLl-
SON g. SNYDER, who are charged with
the settlement Of the accounts Of the old
firms Of Wilson and Allison, and Wilson
Allison g. Co.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the house, the under
sigaed respectfully request continuance
Of the made, and by anremitted attention
to business, hope 20 merit proportionatC
share Of public custom.
ALLISON g. SNYDER.
Rodney. May II, 1895. l5-y.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
TTST PFCEIVEB

JUST hECEfI nj
10y THE undersigned, g Pipes f
Id quality
CHAMPAGNE BRANDY,
together with a %, OF superior CHAM
PAIGNE WINE For sale on IhsmI
terms. B. CAMPBELL
Rodney, March II, 1896. 5-H
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
JAMES e. BAYLY
PROSPECTUS
ParEOr Magazine.


A weekly paper devoted to Literature and the
IA Fine Arts; the Drama the Fashions Tales;
Essays; Biographical Sketches; the History Of
Woman; harmless Satire: Reviews of New
Works; NC &c. and cnbellished with superior
cngravings; fine wood cuts plate of the fashions,
and Music.
PRICE THREE DOLLARS PER .4N.rLLW
PAYABLE LN.4DF.ANCE.
The PAnroR MAGAZINE is now in the meridian
of its popularity, and as aspiring hopes without
a shadow, and cloudlcss prospects without hor-
lion, continue to cheer it on its way, we may
reasonably anticipate for il long day of tri-
nmph. For general appearance, mechanicalaT-
rangement and typographical execution il may
Justly assert its claim to rank among tho most
| beautiful periodicals in the United States The
| Literary Department is contributed to by many
Of the ablcst writers in the country; men whose
names if they give us permission to use them.
would save us the trouble Of circulating our
claims upon the public through the medium OF
| a prospectus.
For selections the literary gardens Of all A.
morica aud half of Europe are open to us; and
il VIC fail in this particular, the defeat must be
only attributed to want of taste The Fashions
| shall meet with due attention. We have mads
arrangements to obtain the earliest intelligence
from London and Paris, i'll respect to the vaTi-
Gus changes, which shall be inserted as soon as
received,
The Paror Magazine shall be occasionally
cmbclished with beautiful rngrRvings upon in
teresting subjects; and plates IF the newest
fashions, plain or colorcd, as eli cumstancos per-
init, besides great variety of wood cuts, and
piece of original music, twice a month.
~ Highly finished portraits Of all the great
British and American poets, from Chaucer down
wards, are in preparation and will appear IN tho
Magazine from time to time, with general crit
ique in the authors works annexed, the head
and review of Shakespeare, will be out in
February, Bryant will follow
TO this paragraph, we would respectfully cali
the readers attention, as me undertaking Is one
Of the greatest expense and labor. The liken-
ncsscs are to be taken by the best masters.
The Magazine is printed on super-royal paper
in qnartO form and stitched in handsome Cov-
er
Office, nuRbe; e., Liberty street, New York.
JOHN H. MOORE.
J"nuSry 18th, 1886. 5O-3t.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23

NHE Subscribers have Just received .
y beautiful lot Of JEWELRY, consisting
Of Gentlemen's aud Ladies' fine Gold ana
SiIDcr Watches; Breast Pins; Finger Rings
&c. sc. Purchasers are invited to cal
and examine them.
KNIGHT & MEDLEY.
Dec. 4, 1885. AZ
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23

X NIGHT g. MEDLEY have Just re-
u "a cciyed, and now offer for sale, an ad-
ditional supply of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY;
Also, an assortment of
FANCY d STAPLE GOODS,
adapted to the season. A superior article
OF Black and Blue Cloths. A large and
we'll selected lot of Summer Clothing, To-
gehcr with a supply of Russia, Beaver,
Silk and Palmettu Hats.
June 10 lS-if
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
JUST RECEFV.ED

FANCY GOODS-LATEST STYLE
~ HE subscribers have just received Il
q handsome assortment Of Fancy Goods
among which arc the tullowing:--
Black Lustring and Sinchaw Silks, Dam
ask printed Florine do; striped do; PariSi-
AMI do; 6g'd. do; Moassaline do; fg'L.
Gro. dc Nap. do; Black Chals; French
Muslins; worked Muslins and Lace, collars
and capcs; iaconct and thread edgings and
lustrings; English lace; Tuscan Hats cash
mere Vcni,ian crown do; green blond ganze
wells; Pongec, Aagg and bandanna handker-
chiefs; Spittlefe!d, black lcyantinc and
linen cam5rick do. fancy dress d.; black
and white silk hose black and white silk
gloves; Berlin and castor do; superior
French do. ; satin top do; ;Volvct bands, vel
vet ribbons; gauze bonnets do; guard do. /;
superior black silk velvet; black Tably do.
borLereI talfy; ;porasols; embroidered do;
Gingham umbrellas; sup. taily do; gum
suypcndorS; band boxes; Palm leaf Hats
&c. &c. GRIFFING & CAROTHERS.
Rodney, April 6, 1886, 0--y
=. S. We arc, also, just receiving fine
assortment of SHOES and BOOTS, Span
ish Cigars, Honey-dcw Tobacco, &c.
G. c.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
Nelp Firm.

WVEE business formerly conducted under
n the firm Of J. D, GHuTTE & Co, #..ls -
continued BY tho undersigned under tho
firm Of fGRlFFIN6 & CA20THERS, WIN
aatter themselves that with a well assorted
stock of Goods and undivided attention b
business to gain a goodly portion Of public
patronage. J. ID. GRlFFtNG.
TIlO'S. CAROTHERS.
December, %, 1885. 40-H.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
NAV FTRM

wyHE Undersigned, having purchased
Ftbe stock Of Goais lomery owned by
IN Long and .. u. foc, respectfully an
.,,0ee to tho pubic ihat they have asso-
,;-tcl themselves iogeihor with the nten-
i'm Of trausac,ing the mercantile business
under the 6rm d ....>,,
YOE & DAVENPORT.
r,.o stock an hand is new and su'tnhlo to
the season. aud they inoulgc lho hope mat
stric, attention 10 business aula nee'aI Sp'
~ IN their dealing, viii en'iae them to an
equal share orpubhc pairoaage'
JOHN 4. Y0E
JAMES w. DAVENPORT.
Radnev, MAY 20, 1895. Oily.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23

ENLEGANT Pcrtumed Toilet Soaps,
4 Ambrosiul Lavender, Cologne nnd
Florida Water, Of superior quality. Anti
Scogbu,ic Tloth-powdog Coz the Teeth AND
Gums, Milk of Roses, Ouo Of Roses, &c,
just received aud Cor sale (yery low by
GEO. B. BAYLY.
Rodney, May l3. lI-y.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
NOTICE

lust RECEIVED and opened IL tie
o. Store House lately occupied by Mesars.
Wilson & Allison, on Commerce ST., Il gen
eral assortment of Groceries, consisting in
part of Brown, Loaf and Havanna Sugar.
Java, Manila, Havana and Rio Coffee, I'm
pcrial Tea IN chests, and canisters; Mo
lasses, for family use; Mackerel in barrels,
half barrels and kits; Shad in half barrels;
Potomac Herring in barrels; Train Oil;
Lamp Oil, common and superior; Cognac
and Champagne Brandy; Irish, Mononga-
hcla, and rectilied whiskey; Madeira aud
Champagne Wines; Peach aud Cherry
Brandy, in demyohns; London Porter;
White Wine Vinegar; SDcrm candles Buck.
1heNt meal Starch; black, white, and cay
enne Pepper; AIlspicc; Ginger; Cinnamon;
Mace; Cloves; ;Nutmegs ;chrystalized fruits:
Havann1 sweet meats; Jolios and Marine
lad; Brandy fruits; Marischino, Guinslei.
and other cordials; Keiswashe; Lem n
Syrup Walnat, Mushroom and Ttma;o
i\etchup, London and French Mustard; In-
digo; Table Salt, in small boxes; Potomac
Oysters, in stone jugs; Figs; Raisons; Al
monds; Cranbcrricsi GGnpowder; Shot;
Lead; Spanish Cigars; with many other
articles also, No. q 2 Lowcls; Virginian
cotton; brown and bleached Shirtings and
Shectings; Checks; Bed Tick, and Cali
Goes; Trace Chains; Cane and other Hoes !;
Cane knives; cut Nails; ccdor buckets and
pals; Plough lines and bed cords, &c.Ec.,
all of which articles are offered low, ior
cash. JNO. PAYNE.
Rodney, Jan'y. 7, 1885. rs
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23

FUIIE Undersigned, have tins day ussO-
~ cialed themselves together, 0r the
purpose Of conducting a General Agency
aud Commission btsness ia New Orleans,
Natchez aud R1dncy, to Do called and
known as follows, viz:
KELLY, Mason & ca, Ner Orleans.
Mason, HARRls s. Co, Nascics.
HARRIS, KELLY & CO., Rodney.
They will, at al times, re prepared to
make liberal advances on Cotton, or any
o,her articles consigned to them, and hope
by attention 10 business, to give satisfaction
Z, thase who May favor them with consign
mentS.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
PETER L.,

about IS cr 90 years ofage, five feet seven
or eight inches high, well proportion I'd in
make, very active ard sprghtly; has a
pleasing countenance, smiles ehen .poken
TO, and IS very intelligent; sisady Inclined
to the mulatto in color, and has a scar on
his face, but not recoilected where. He
took with him several articles of clothing.
amongst which was a coat of Kentucky
james that reached to his feet, or nearly so.
Said boy was taken up in March last by
Charles Cox, near the mouth of Coles
creek, from whom he made his escape, and
has not been heard of from that time to the
preseat
Peter was brought to this state by Frank
In and Ballard, last fall, of whom | pur
chased hiaa, There is no doubt but that he
has denied his own as well as his owner:
name; if so, he is easily frightened by thC
whip, and may be made to tell the truth rea
dily. will give the above reward of twenty
dollars to any person delivering said boy t.
me, or securing him in any Jail, so that
can got him AGAIN.
Near Rodney, May 81. l6-tf
e1r The Matches Courier will please in
sert the above three times, and forward ac
count to this Office
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23

.VCI0 Books.
HOURNAL OF \ VOYAGE ROUND
- THE WORLD-byJ: N. Reynolds.
WONDERFUL g. ECCENTRIC CHAR
ACTERS-with Portraits.
COLTON'S FOUR YEARS IN GREAT
BRlTAlN-in two volumes.
SHIP & SHORE-by an Officer of the
U. S. Navy.
JOURNAL OF FRANCES ANN BUT
LER--in two volumes.
LAST DAYS OF POMPElI--by the au-
thor of Pelham.
CROCKET'S TOUR DOWN EAST,
GUY RIVERS,
MAGPIE CASTLE.
BEA UTIES OF WASHINGTON IRVING
POEMS--by Wm. i, Tappan.
SKETCH BOOK OF CHARACTER.
ILENTUCKIAN IN NEW YORK--by q
Virginian.
YEMASSA, A RoMANcE--by the author o
Guy Rivers.
TALES & NOVEI.S--bv Miss Edgewortl
ROLLINS ANCIENT HISTORY.
Also; variety of School Books-all o
whicha are offered for sale on the most rea
sonable terms by GEORGE B, BAYLY.
Dec Is, 1885. 45-y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15
IsOE'E'R N.
"Sucu rsr .Kns,ss us,rSs."
(Eye,s the .Ntv Y.rksr.J

(FSoa Y.rksr.)
THE uNskALED LETTER.
student Ion his fathers inAuonee OF
mills cline. Death thus enIsd there.
from Lis homo Al iiuc,h letter came oxpiias.
lie fixed on his sAsirg ese whou, Of ,mooo Lay it
siona'sly ds.irsd, remained unopened.
II eame too late, that tender SCROLL
Md stranger forms no lay,
With that s.t wh,cness on his brow,
Nlichmay not pass awey.
There was O noutnfel winds
Amid tho diooping trees
Strange waters chafod their rocky bed,
Urged 10y tho htiul breeze.
hut he TO whom plau,ive tones
So on, in boz
The singins brook that mertiiy
Ran by his fathers door
The gale that from his native bowers
rich usefnnco swspt
No more, amid broken GOLD
OF earthly memories wep
They held the letter Ger Lis couch,
I" The ioag desire! behold 4 acre.
ThSto bTosthd no answer sigh.
Al length, deep aud hollow toae,
In lingering accents stole
"Iay Il aside, but ia his hand
They placed the unopened scroll.
Aud there, fcproachfolly cleaned forth
us seal, so rich aud rare,
Which still the bic athiay impress bots
OF Loves confdins
The flower that turning seek. the sun,
Spoke fom scroll,
In tho departing soul.
on had tho stricken exile niournid
And in his prayer he sought
foi this herald ffonh hi. home
Now to his bosom brought.
But not till pangs of hope defsu'd
Had drank his being flame,
Not Ill! the triumph hour of WOO,
The tardy treasure came.
. vanity CT earthly
Whom the strained O. dim,
Aud tho weak hand like marble cold,
What was that scroll to hml
A deepa zeal 'iwa. his o break
or mystery unrcveald
To mortal maa--1Le spirit pass'j
Tho letter siill wa sealed.
har9ord Cona, Marcel, ls36 l.. H. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

TO take charge of the Arsenal and commence its opera
tons; TO appoint professors To give instruction in the
various branches OF m'liiay science The Senator and
delegation in the General Assembly, from each Senate
rial District, TO the organs through whom
tor admission into the school shall be made The app
cant to be so far destitute OF pecunay means
DER MN unable to obtain such education. The Vi
sors TO select from the list thus furnished such mum
Der as the means oil the institution enable them to
educate he term OF service to be not less than one,
nor more Than i've years. The students constitute
the guard at the Arsenal, to be under the nd
OF one OF the Professors having the rank of Can
tain. The said school 10 be considered a branch of
washington college, the cadets to be entitled 10 enter
any oil The classes and have all the benefits OF the
dents oil sad college free OF all charges the Gin
cinnau und to be appropriated To the endowment Of
Military relationships. The students OF the colsgc
and any commissioned officer of the militia OF the SAFE
10 be entitled to instruction in the military branch of the
college Tor any time not exceeding ten months free of
charge. When the school goes into full operation and
sufficient number OF students shall be aid nitteJ The
Governor to dsband the guard at the arsenal and de-
liver the arms and public property the custody of the
military school; and approprales the sum of Sll0J
ally out OF the treasury to carry the effect,
232 An nct incorporating the Chesterfield and James
River Canal Rail Road Company; with capital of
twenty thousand dollars for constructing all road from
the coal pits of the Chesterfield company OF Golfers Ia
company shall select.
23. An act concerning John Chew; rciancra,cs him
Tor services rendered as commissioner for adjusting
claims of this State the United States fur mali,
tarv expenses during the last war
23d. An act ,iyorcing Ann Ed,nupds from her brs
band, John w. A. Ed nunds.
-. An act incorporating sundry companies con-
suct turnpike roads from Richmond Ia Big Bird Bridue
IN the county of Goochand Incorporates a company
with capital of $4,000 to construct turnpike from
Richmond TO the Tuckahoe bridge in Henrico; another
company, with similar capital to turnpike
from the Tuckahoe bridge TO Goochand Courl house
and third company, with similar capita to construct
turnpike from Goochand Court house 10 the Biz Bird
Bridge in said county.
| (RclRgisdcr IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15
March 90.

6tPRlNG GOODS-The subscribers beg leave ~ in.
~ form the Merchants of Virginia and the public ge.
Morally, that they opening an unusually aTae
STOCK OF staple fancy and domestic Dry GooDs pied
New York In addition 10 the entire purchases made in
the Northern cities, have the pleasure of announcing
Goods imported by direct, consisting Of new style
painted Mnslins, plain and figured Silk, Paris Gloves
Ribbons, thread Cambrcs and Handkerchief &c &c
al OF which will be sold the usual terms and at sa.
tisidclory prices.
BlNFoRD, BROOKS, GAY q co.
Richmond, March a. 1O7-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15
rRopERrY roR SALE n

BNARMVIlLE PROPERTY FOR SALE--The
u subscriber will offer for sale his property i'm the
town oil Farmvic, at public auction on the 2lst &c
April consisting Of tam yard lot in comp Operations
with fixtures This yard is improved in the best and
most convenient manner. IL has first rate mill and
mill house, two large bark sheds, large two.story
house, two large sized marble tables one yals viii,
neveriaiiing spring in the lot This may be consi.
dervd one amongst the most desirable situations in the
upper country: growing aud prosperous town. with A
hrst rate navigation; healthy section OF country sur
rounded with sober aud ndustrirus luners which AT
lords to the yard FROM S0n TO 900 share hides every
year This alone warrants To the yard regular and
annual pr"ht besdes the trade OF the town will con.
sumo double The quantity OF leather The yard make
he subscriber has two tanners aud curriers' which he
wonld be willing TO hire To the purchaser ii he needs
suchAlso, at the time Of the above sale two vacant
lots adjoining the above property I win also sell nav
dwelling house and lot which situated in tl centre Of
the Town Further description is deemed unnecc ssary
as IT IL presumed those whu stand in need will anime
Tor themsev Terms vf sale; ono two and three years
credit bond with approved security will be required
Farmvile, April IT, 49, il3,,a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

- lFfom the Wythe Court. Ilouso Mounlainoer1
The time u fast approaching nay almost At In nd sbe
The People OF Wylhe, Smyth, Grayson, and Tsseweii
VIII have an opportunity Of sho aing to bis royal bgj,
ness watkins Leigh, whether they will rise above the
political level which he once aadacioav VIZ
and which by one sweeping stroke Of his sristocrs1o
theory ofFocsl science, assigned 10 The abouu0 part
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

NNILLIAM y. Richie, date ofRichmond. VsY
w Attorney and Counsellor at Law Yicksln,ro
(MssissppiO will practise Law 10 the counties Of pds
Madison, Yazoo, Washington, Warren, the Parish Of
Chancery Courts at Jackson. Feb TIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

tits said that Gov. Tazeweli has resigned With the
LynchbgTg Democrat, We say, joy GO oiM him." Tie
his resignation Why did he not do ihis before liz -
gslaure Adjourned that his place might have been s
Ped' We suppose II Is another instance Of bs Maies
re prescnted.--D '" 10Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

WAMEs RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY
I'D ~ meeting ofthc President and Directors Of tho
James River aud knnawha Company, held in the City
OF Richmond on Saturday The 2Gth day or March, 1896
Resolsed, That the Stockholders Of the James River
and kanawba Company, other than the State, be- and
they are hereby required to pay into the Bank Of Vr-
gDia, Of its branches, the Of sir doflays on
each share Of Stock beld by them said Company on or
before the 9th day Of May next
by order Of the President and Directors
w. Il. CHlTTENDEN SeeretayU
N B.-The instruments hat Lave been called for IN.
GLIDING the aboyeO are az follows
lst lnstalinent 81 per share, paid at the time Of