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rJ,E subscribers received by the packet Manchester l"
/ New York the following and desirable Goods:
Embroidered Mou>rln dc Lanes and Chaliys
Dl'k and lead, aud plain hl'k do
Col'd and white ground painted Lawns and MusinS
Super French prints and painted Jaconets
Sinner English and American Prints
Medium and low priced do. aud furnitrcs .
super hid Gro de Rhine and mode cold Gro de Nap
Bl'k blue green, white and straw cold Fiorences
Thread Iaces Edginus and lnscItngs
Swiss and Cambria do. do
Plain satin and Taifrta Ribbons
Bonnet, hat and cap 90
Lang and short hl'k and cold 6let net Gloves
Embroidered and PLAN 40. .liis ,c,,,
LADIES' gentlemens plain SIX and Lille threao "oNes
Kid. beaver, buckskin and hoskin 10
Hrn,.richcd aud plain hordcred thread Cambria idkis
SILK net Shawls, Scarfs and HdkiS.
Worked Muslin and Lace Capes and Collars
Dotted plaid, and plain Swiss Musllns
Worked Muslin Flounces and Bands
Table Damask, Diaper and Napkins
I Linens. Lawns, and Linen Cambrcs
Pleach'd and brown Russia sheetins and Diaper
Bird Eve Diaper, DO" las and Duck
Ladies' Silk Cotton and Cashmere Hose
Gcn1lrmrn', Silk Cotton and Wursed half Hose
Feather, I'm. Shell, Paper and Palm Leaf Fans
Supcr Fancy Cashmere for summer wear
BI,k Cashmerett, Grape Camlrs ana Frincettas
Drap d. Etc, Rrcchelle and Victoria clo;h
Georgia Nankeens Crankies and Cottonades
"A and ~ plain French Linen, all prices
S,n.r brown and white plain and ribbed Linen Drlis
F;r,d satin Marscics and London We'inc for vests
Djearhed and Shectinc and sirtnes, all prices
Low priced and fine cold LeEh"rn tals
Silk Umbrellas, Parasols and shades
Which with The hand constitutes assortment
Ia what have usually had al this season OF Tue
n, of hrb having purchased with the cash. we are
10 offer at prices will ensure sale 10 those IN search
cheap goods either BY the quaht Or ~ pppeprS
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GROCERIES AT UNUSUALLY Low PRICES.


are selling goods cheaper than have 10
~, cr tein before, having laid in the ayery
we oher the following:
% nds y Orleans from 2to7 l2 per pound by
the barrel, cash
~ 40 Porto Rico, very low prices
. do prime 81. troix Sugar
iVo bags Coffee from 10 - cents, mp
oo ops ~ Orleans Molasses first family article
. cents per galon-by the barrel cash
10 hhdS. prime West India do
9 oo DDS. No. Gross Hernss, al 50 5Opeecty sound
Az packages Loaf Sugar, some low as II l2 cents
80 bills most beautiful Clarified Sugar. perfectly white suitable
for preserving, &c.
20 packages splendid Teas
50 boxes YER, fresh bunch Raisins
Cheese OF various grades
- - a'9Tce, b!aa Pepper, Ginger Mace and Cloves
lo9Ou lbs Cotton Yam 1T reduced prices
Nails of every description
Iron of all
Salt, of largest and best sacknr
kaw Cotton and Wool, Cotton and Wool Cards
Lamp oil, Sperm aud Tauw Candles
Powder and Shot, Turpentine Soap
And variety of other goods suitable for farmers and
Others - ~ = ~
are determined to sell and every thing our line
the very lowest prices for eaS-beevng tia, trade must uti
maely come To that WYATT A. WHITE
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A BOUT 30 NEGROES FOR SALE IN FARMVIlLE-By
n virtue executed by Jas Madison, of record IN
the County Prince Edward, will he sold Wednesday, lh
June, lsO public auction in Farmve about 30 Ncgoesedn
sSnc Women, and Girls, and chiefly OF the most
valuable description; which three valuable ioasc
Carpenters. The greater part If not the whole Will be sold on
credit, say from IL Il months.
The sale will certainly take place The postponcmen hereto
fore consequence ofcavilr the rights IN
trustee: all such have now satisfied and doubt
exist as Ia title. by TIE TRUSTEE.
Nav % G-t
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subscriber being engaged in the COLLECTING BUSI.
MSS VIII attend The Courts of Charlotte, Prince Edward
'o..,mowuy, Amelia I.unenhnrg and Buc kngllan.
~. bonds nuH Papers entrusted his care, will with
p'',p' alleht"n NJ. w. VAUGHAN.
Thwea't 4. ( Ran rS Fnrmvile, Va.
c9l Samuel D. Burke hurkcville
Address Farmvle
MAY 10 -
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Tn ON SWAN At SoRE-ToWN-so celebrated IN the
- f,nt.r proprietor Lawrence Gibbons for all oil inc
~ f. Whether 10 please palate ar the eye--aS
" sf ID, u months correspondent 10 MS former hsh
~ itself 10 the Consideration OF ihi dH
| 1 patronage bathing houses are helm. erected,
",r gaIrpn making FOR the entertainment oil cohl'!
bile N wtra Month lhroG gt the approaching season. us u
a' > orry, supplied in the most suitable styI'
t. a horses furnished the shortest notice ihuttu'
''o' advantages summer resorl--t ae
1"f- found a. good and cheap those heretofore
% 'uaa- hcahluness is equal 10 that OF any other
rb 9" 'hs gcnislla-i proof of this, be proper 10
,a3y from Richmond spent the whole month OF ias'
. :w days, said house, and after enJoy,hg
'a health a! the while, returned home restored by Tue Si'
- ts>rn- transported and from Whynne wnh,, un
. River pnr,uay being only smiles thence For iur'nef
IH - WILLIAM NELSON.
AI ll6-oaw Inns law2m
~ ne National lUc.cncc is requested to copy 'e aoo'e'
chi i'"lr 10 lis office for collection.
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IiglJls reai E<'atc IN the COuntycf Chesterfield and
Or, of Richmond. for sale


nv G. oi ~ DEGREES Circuit Superior Court of Law
d and Chlcer for The county OF lenco and city of Rich
pronounced 9th and 9Th days of February $780, in
Thtucerv therein depending, styled Cosby's guardian
a.r ai th- undersigned the Commissioner therein
and appointed VIII offer for sale, public auction, 10 the
a.r ri the Real Estate by the sad decree directed 10 be
% ,w,A pee" parcel Of LAND living on james River,
county al Chesterfield, being that part at the Falls Plna.
winch ~. purchased ~ samuel Cosby Of ca Blown Jesse
<aI mid ~ I'd L. Bentley, Trustees OF A. l. Woodbridge and
n e. and and Henry Clarke and wife, by deed
ii ! in Office of the county Court Of Chesterfield Lot
0 3: -ro"rd ins ~ The c!'y OF Richmond upon ht h1,i
liz ir c Gamble Of the Jewish Synagogue, run
,nc, North Ea,,wadIy with Locust II feet thence
Swav n g angles Locust street, l2s feet, al
- SoCihwaydy, parallel with the first line ~ feet; and
Sag g cunning al the North corner OF the said last
r"nrd o running thence North Eastwa'diy with Locust
81 ,e p feet to an alley. thence Sourhwaldly, parallel with
"' line aud thence 10 The beginning Lot or parcel OF
,,-,a auch Lot on North East and the property OF
%n AID VII on the South West; CONTAINING ahout p
- a ZION, aid Mayo" Locust street au' extend
.1., 4. ALLY. ALoicr parcel Of ground begin
.- i. street. South SIDE 81 alley, and running on
@ @ iss theme rara 10 s;h street 10 to alley;
.s said alley IS! fre TO the Notwithstanding s&3
w yi1. \ Lot parcel # ground on oI Cary street CON
~ -ei inrhs said street, and running back ~
@ r- beng part Of Lot No. 49, described in deed
C1ssa aad we Jno. Heh, then ia,"y occupied ~ g
sa-5n Lot parcel Of ground fronting oY esl on
zane or or parcel ground purchased by Samuel Cos
n II Vim Smith by deed of bargain and sale OF record ~ tne
Clerk OF the Court Of Housings Tor ts eF Q, rb
Ia, Gneriod wife, by deed Of record in the same oee
The Land here advertised one oil the most
,Ig Eastern Virginia The land itself is Of superior quality
NJ. improvements on good and its immediate contenS 10
.sy mars.-b-us nearly opposite 10 the city OF Richmond
-: egsry raised on II, must render u uesane e
A Il. .h - invest capital Several OF the Lots !y'ns IN s
n N REDMOND arr highly improved and convenient ana
private rrSidcnee>-and upon one ." liein ,.,e y h, ar
ID md @ in good of the most spacious ana oes' ar
sag.4 Tasans. Factories N the CITY. >
r. ~ mach the purchase money as NAV be heSssn! ~
w - costs and expenses Of sale, VIII b" fSq"I.a III ca
, rtr aurr IN equal lusalments G" . l. ana ie months
ANA, nm , ur>onai security will be required OF each pir,
N CONVEYANCE viii be executed ny me uhdelsis"ea
4s'. directed by the Count -, !, -
m "a a. Il uly newt IL O'clock and the several los :" PIE
r.s 81 nd IL the Richmond on the Gth DAY OF ,ne s'.
ar- c,nrncln. first named Lot, at nan past
ps P W. and continue day 10 day, At that hou uh
rultd. joSEff MALI, So,"' =
sale conducted by TEMrLrMAS DICKINSON, -,a''S'
June Jus
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UNIVERSITY OF MARlLAND. ,.,-, :,
rp ,,as ~ rhe Faculty OF Physic OF the University OF
I'M. ~, COMMENCE the term on the isi Gay
MarSanu ii will continue the first day oil March
following. - ,,5 Practice of Medicine
Professor p " Hi obstetrics, Hygiene and Med Jurispu-
dcnce. ,; ucI;ra Therapeutics.
i'oie " = s AKIN Chemistry and rnaImac!
W y B.KER, ANATOMY ana I,r rnyy'"'0s''
D. N, H. o the session Dr. smith will gvs
fun and complete snrge hl depaure an addronal
ns n Surgery S viii The pSs' % 3 "Ss
The Faculty are satisfied that Medical S six months course
few who gaSI% four %on as
six months IN town, an no demands of the charter
NibLA.N'
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~ u.nry p plkn,on, George H. Matthews anu JOIN v

AIR Henry B. Ptkinton George H. Matthew's anu 'o'"
lfl Wilson: - sh,u nroceed 10 take the de-
positions Mr. Wright Noble ~ be county Of Prince Ed
@aId and virginia i ia the hs aa six
the hours Of eS ay and thing happen
prevent taken that day. ,S Ms the
nn ' 70 be read as evidence suits IN man STATE of Viz
pending County Court Of Pn9s are plaintiffs one
smd owen H. Tucker plaintiff the You na au and
anu are defendants in both. Al when un'e am f
each of YOU NAV attend if you think propg,,.
Very respeeHt;u,Es' n. TUCKER, and
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CANCER! ChNCER.. CANCER :!
nR. BENJAMIN y. ANDERSON, offers his, services his
~ friends and the public, for the tins
lOlI>ouc disease Such his confidence his nude uf
n.ut, that charge viii be made unless a performed
His residence is immediately the road leading Rich
mond lynchhug, BY way of Gainesville aud Buckingham
Courthouse and eight miles below the latter place. Letters adj
dressed 10 him Edrdge r. o., Buckingham County Va post
pad,) will meet with prompt attention.
Jan - So-wtf
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FTNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF IiAEr ORR, CoNH.
4g,ncg Richmond, ITIi"G
rINS Cu,panv incorporated IN the lsle with per
pstna, charter 4 capital Of SuDo and insreS against
las ar damage by div rng houses, stores, manufacturing
establishments furniture, and merchandise IN general
on The favorable terms.
ANY losses which Company sustain rl-lurs taken ut
Nm. agency, adIIslr with prom ii'udc and littraiHH
Applications insurance lli renewal 81 fnich> hia be-
made subscriber whp ,- been duly appointed Agent for
civ of Richmond aud vicinity H. BALDWIN, 1g'"'.
Na,, ..i G--6m
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IAMES RIVER LAND FOX SALE-Ihe srhacrhTr oilers Tor
~ SALE land upon Which he resides lying James
River aud EravC!am Crcck ia the cn3i! ." Guochsnd, miles
below Courthouse and - Richmond 10
II has and 10 Of creek low grounds and
80 "f wood land. the high land - 81 first
quality aud II Improvement Attached u the pre-
nes good ,hpRser Al! , nstsaFr aaa Ui
tate are call and view the land a bargain may be
had. ). W. ".N';N.n,
the above named tract Of land moi be disposed OF
privately offered sale n, public auction on ie pre-
misses on the 18Th day Of July ncM. j. W. l..
Address Gcochiand c. II.
v.r % i-2aw2n
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'.;gea, sealed and acknowledged IN presence of :

NENr director officer OF the said Bank can legal! hGi
aud stakeholder. either IN person or D! pf"NI s
% general meeting present object hcc0 nh'HS nc
~ have Hldr solemn affirmation that the STOCK on WHICH
% % 10 b. bona fc his own property or Tue pt"pci
~ wards inc>tae's estate or i D"H"
# Ea lis him duly recorded VIII or deeu' III
'' person persons voting al the neetlh" upon
"ry nr Stock and moreover that such stock Is not HELD
r uaus O. any transfer contrived designed TO erade
~ regulating the number oi shares 10 p'
tn. knni.r. csppciivelv rive himself or any
number III votes than he Is fairly entitled 10 under
I...u I'D
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- EA ESTATE FOR SAlE-in pursuance Of decree &c The
IL Circuit Superior Coin Of Law aud ulnrcry r the County
u Hanover, nee" On the 18th day Of APRIL l-i0 IN suit IN
Chauccry which Joseph I. Hughes plaintiff and Archibald
h. Timrrllk, Thomas g. Clarke, james u; Smith, aud Charles
r. i;uol sheriff County Hanover, def ndanS j
SHALL special Commissioner appointed by said decree for that
purpd, Tnrsdav, the "a day uf July fair the
far dag thereafter proceed Ia sell public auction, the
premises for cash. lot OF ten OF Land lying al The head Of
the MeCanic>v" Turnpike III the laid County If Hanover, with
the buildings Improvements tccon-cun-ms ola cumorta.
bic dwelling, ar"Sc, and other Outh"ISc and part ni
the property 10y The said James H. Smith the SAID
Thomas &. Cafka by decd bearing date ,tl day
Oct. sGF"m u: location Of this property the profits that
may hr realized from Well managed grocery and store BE-
considerable also believed hr advantageous stand
for almost any description Of mechanic.
WIN T. Il. POLLARD CgD
lal-lGI.
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.:'TINNEHING CURED.

sTANMEKIN" = UNI.r .,, - t,,oo,
Vocal Gymnasium anu sC'hIh l,I ti"C"
-, philadrIphia. This Institution i open from The hrst oi
,,mr iii the JuneJuly and August being Naca"
Al ians of instruction. either for The cure u siam
.nrr'hg' lHsP""' u '"f ANDREW COMSTOtk, VI. D.,
u''ois' M 100 Mulberry Arch Street Philadelphia
.snr Comstocks Remarks on Sia'"msIine, cttacn %,
cnie, S ~ - oI GumaGeS, appended to his circular,
l h. Sent 10 any who may wish L" learn more upon
b. .nhrct III his Institution. satisfactory '''"'' " y
given in the principal citeS '"'o's 1-l0tt
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Tc IVpO At ANNOCK Capt " Fairbanks will I'M
further notice, leave Baltimore every saturday evening NJ
o,rlock touch Pungotea.ue, Eastern Shore OF virginia.
SUNDAY norninc; Tappailanuuck the evening" and
,,vs q, fredericksburg Monday morning III time Tor passengers
~ ,. o,s far Richmond Washington. Returning, leave
o'clock Tuesday evening for Baltimore and land
"nnc,s nj Pungocagre O'Clock Wednesday evening Per
Ia take this route may leave Richmond Tuesday
in the cars and for the steamboat ." meet her
"Wednesday morning by Smiths Line o stages
~ including fare Fredericksburg 10 Baltimore, S To
pn"n.,~me So from Tapqaann"ck 10 Pnnsacase 81 from
fnhs"ieaI .o - 800 ALEXANDER FALLS,
Ofoahh' 90 .7grni, Bniimore
REUBEN T.. TIiOM,
- o,wiyl .7gcE Frsdericks5urg.
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The second bao, was the same. On the third pal
ot Connecticut and Michigan changed their votes 10
Cen Scott making his vote o., harrison VI, Clay
o. The fourth ballot was the samc-On the hi'l Da'-
LOT. New York Illinois, Vermont, and Michigan, gave
their votes to Gen Harrison, which made his vote IL
which was a majority Of the whole electoral vote OF The
Union Connecticut and New Jersey gave their votes
to Gen Srott.-Thc others, ~ IN number, were Tor
Mr.. Clay
Gen Harrison was therefore nominated by the Dele
rates from Maine, MASSACHUSETTS, Ncr hampshire,
Hjchiean yTrania, Ohio, lndtnna Nec l0rh, mr.
rois and EERMoSr-ey ten nons!avehoiding states
and only two of that number decidedly opposed 10 the
Democratic Partv-we mean Massachusetts, and Yer
mont. :,
"Show me the company man keeps and VIII tell
you what he is" This maxim is fully applicable 10
Gen. Harrison. He is emphatcdy the candidate 0.
the Abolitionsts-is their favorr; and they boast Of
his nomination as a triumph The great organ OF the
"ruhess faction IN New York, the Emanc Pator, SAID:
"Well, the agony is over and Henry Clay s-Iad
upon the shelf And man OF ordinary intelligence
can doubt or deny that it is the antslavery ceiling OF
the North which has done IT. IN conneNi"n with his own
oseniatious and infamous pro.slavery demonstrations
in CONGRESS Praise to God for great antI-s'avery
victory man of high talents, Of great distinction
of long political services Of bonndess personal Popu.
ar V, has been openly rejected Tor the PRESIDENCY OF
this great republic, account OF his devotion 10 si.
verv. Set up monument OF progress there Let inc
winds tell the tale-et the Shareholders near the news
let foreign nations hear t-let 0 Conne hear IT
let lie slaves hear it-A Shareholder is ncapacitated
for the Presidency of the United States The reign Of
sIaycocracy is fastening to close. The REJECTION o.
Henri CIau md the nomination Of HHiidm Henry Har-
rison bvthe Hhig Conren.ion taken in conn"Xion with
all the circumstances, IS one Of the hsartet ooS at
the monster slhreru has receired IN h.S country.
The Lbera,or, published in Boston, by Garrison,
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II tfe >0ckholderS Of Me Bank Of I"gtnta

u tIl Stockholders Of the Bank Of Iirgtnm
VS. Commissioners appointed BY the Governor 10 eNahe NV
,rr r1r ri Aei: Investigation, and the Board o directors
authorized ny lax Ia convene extra meetings OF te , ~
s ,nr: Notice hereby given, that the sain hla nav
na Ealu. dan In. first day of July, Tor meeting o. 1
s ~ u Il" nr,d n their Banking House IN the NY OF
t.laa. a III. Board earnestly request iiH a'haar
that tmc and place a wen I" tic
sgal condition. If the Bank adopt such aduitnna ny
as.. a n,nr rules and guiationS aS to them sia" iptai
a-. ami proper. Tor III" future management OF inc h'N ~
a.mAar t4u-. tr,s tamn. thereto ,,,, !,
Those stockholders may find II convenient TO a''enn IN
f requested appoint proxies To represent tlem ahc
nrcng-1ui that view, the form Of power oil ao'-
a@} D. hrreumtu aunrNCt.
b u!i.G @ the Board. , :,
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More cheap GroccrtcSJ0r CdSh-.H"y Io4U
IN rfIDS. y. o. Sugar, by the barrel At ii cents
4 " ~ do mime Porto Rico sugar do. do al cents
10 b,ss prime green Coffee by the bag at II cts.
"a d. do family Coffee, al l. ct.
~ hhdS fine West India family MoaSses ty gallons or
more Il ~ cts. per GALLON
IN hbds aood West do hy the gallons IT 81 els
~ MI vcrv s,,nerjnr New Orleans MoaSscs al ~ dts
lon do No. North Carolina Clpt Iicrrings
5ooo his rood sound Mddling Bacon odd AT Sets
aoOo do do do Shoulder do. do at6cs
5000 do. prime new family Bacon
100 kegs Eastern Cut Nails, ut + cents per pohnd
Iron at 4 l2 cents per pound. .
30 boxes Loaf Sugar, al II cts to IL cts per pound
m ooo s hest Cotton Yarns manufactured by Lancaster Den
nv X Co Of Richmond, Carkes old factory known as being
,y coua if SUPERIOR any in the state Tor No. 81 per
mad ySns 5 cents each number -
Together with every article IN our ine when we WI" sen AZ
The lowest prices for the cash. As we are ue,e,mnca 10 @ our
2-Gt
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ITO PLANTERS sending their Tobacco and other produce
Richmond forwarding by the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company:
Produce Railroads South of Petersburg will
directed forwarded Richmond without delay. should
consigned the Depot Agent Petersburg Mr. Squircs who
will attend forwarding H. and will pay the Railroad freight
Petersburg. and the ray forwarding 10
Of this Road will be charged by the Agent,
and received with the freight aud drlya.c
This Company Will be liable for accidents losses except
As NJ present o Road
The Accn, also ufuward Richmond, Tobacco and
other produce sent by the AppomaitoX River.
Freight Tobacco 81 per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
NAV p 1910. l21-2m
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p UTHERFooRp MILLS AY p MIDDLEToN MlLLs.-Ihe
Rutherford Mills Richmond for the ensuing season. For
terms, apply 10 C;en Bernard Peytun Of Richmond
The same Company offer for sale the Middleton Mills on me
James River, Fuvanna For apply 10 Gen. John H.
Cooke, WnusvilIe, Fuvanna County.
Richmond, 18th April, lsi0
no
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W ntAI-We wish 20 mrchase a few thousand bushels old
a'a ior which the highest market price VIII be paid
''o 81 The Basin, or Railroad Depot Y
iGGg2 "ii-i 7-ot
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y "a vacancy having occurred in of the Hotels a.
University q Virginia. by death Of one OF the hoie
w u, present session, appointment 10 MI me SAM
,g y t- Eonri OF Visitors nj their meeting or e ~
lie - allowed for board, including diet, pea an,
~ ar" ii thu domitory, washing and proper 1,te.u
r,g . 'at, iut domestic and mental duties, sl-o w
~ nv the session Of Ten months-The board y ieIsi
30 advance By .he Proctor who pays 10 the hosei
,ar. US Proportions ~ the end of every month. ,,
H> i"I The situation should be made To the supssoe'
's We iii .! July W. II. WOODLEi,
r. Proctor q. Of "a
.ANyersrry Of Va Nav eo lsan 5-tlstJy
" "e COUNTRY Wing please copy
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JAMES RIVER md kANNWHA CUMPANl.
NOTICE TO COMMUNICATIONS will he received at
office Of James River and kanawha Company, IN
Richmond until the 9Th July next for the construction OF SIX
Dams. River Locks 10 be hHl acr" James River between
|. y and the mouth OF North River.
These Dams I" hc built OF heavy Soiid st"Hr masonry,
ma np such par the specifications shall desg
maze and with ubuimtntS. the Engineer shall exhibit
on HE planS They vary height from Ia - feet
Also propoSa received for the Lock Gates of p Locks,
between the points above named with non work similar I" these
below Lyuchhurs. . mir,
said Dams aud Lock Gates VIII
ready to exhibited h f. h. Gull ESQ., The Engineer, on ana
after the day June next nj ms office IN ynchIr Where
NAV apply such information as Will enable them 10
make proposals :. :.
PAYMENT for the will be- made in the manner a. Tor
other works above lncburs which were let III No
vemher last. 60,
The time for completion Of the above work viii be March,
sior timber Lock Gates Will be required 10 be pro-
~ INV go q. WRIGHT,
Richmond, 2sth April lsio Chit Engineer L. X 4. Co.
May ) !-y--'-'!
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JOHN BRoCKENBRoUGH, President.
N,,. isIu


Know al presents that - OF - 40 heTepE
e#,ir. and appoint of substitute or proxy lotep
meeting the stockholders OF the BANK OF u
~ Il b. n,lI al igr BANKING House, Wednesday, the mrs!
.s u July urN-Aud IN name and behalf 10 VOC on an
gvar. subject that may he submitted 10 the SAID meetine IN
Witness whereof have hcrruuto set - day OF June,
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Stratton's Lottery Office.

NETS the Lotteries and really lucky numbers Tor sa'e
n SrR ArToNiS LUCKY OFFICE.
"aN ogo the Alexandria Lottery, No l9, drawn May %
i,s" 3 81 80 % | 20 - A O. &c :"
a meet NDs a; So, prize Of SlOO0 both sofa ahe
Do d. ae "a a. cashnd hv STaAIroS.
lawn: Of the Va Petersburg Lottery No. 5, drawn May ".
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