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realized by very moderate instruments. How there can
be any hope Of with the loan in Europe, which
MIR. Jaudon went out confidently to negociate, we
do not understand. Surely the hank cannot borrow
without collaerals, for it could not eighteen months
ago. when lis credit was much stronger than it is nov;
and of coa,eras it has but very small remainder.
Should the assets of the Bank prove finally good as
have estimated them better, three years at least
will be required to realize amount equal to the
claims against the Institution, now payable on de-
mand"1
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VALUABLE MAIN ST. PROPERTY, at aaet,en-on eanes
iah I,nusry sil o'clock in the afternoon we shai
su !, ,non on premises those two substantial
hck hdncs the Northwest corner oil e < lv.h 81,
.arLed 10 each tenement are brick Kitchen, ahu ser
yaa,s rooms aad paved yard with hydrah. IUn
ss , ~ fcsh water. These buildings are sitatsa III
& and iiy irt,n city, contiguous ,othe Capitol saae
49, 49, ,,t improvements III. n.ishboraood paihiS cate
w. ~ .nass oi the city gradually but steadily growing III
mn direction opportunity Tor secure anu "
yrs,rr N, .; capital is seldom offered -, r,, ;,s,,,
~ ,,n- interest," Bonds with approved security VIII y
",J and deeds the properly !" secure TIC ~ f'
mra's' d! "ae' " ~ WILLIAMS & HANALl, 7afts.
s5-ds
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To HE Editors of TIE Cpmpiisr:

To lie Editors Of lie Compiler:
Gentiemen-in your paper of the 9th nst after sta.
ting that the stockholders OF the Bank Of Virginia. held
their annual meeting yesterday and that the old Board
of Directors were reelected, and Dr. Brockenbrougb,
by majority of than two to one, the statement
is, 'slhe opposition to him mainly from FredcEcks-
burg and Norfolk mention this TO correct an error
The proxy from Norfolk, held by myself, was joint
and several one and the votes cast By myself and
mol in opposition the President; circumstances unne-
cessary to explain inducing the other gentlemen named
in the proxy act and deem it right therefore to
saw there was an error in the statement.
am, respectfully,
3. B. MosELEY.
Richmond, Jan. Z, 1871.
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EXECUTORS sALE-Wn be sold the late residence Of
IL William Fisher deceased three miles above the town OF
Manchester, tho Turnpike road, leading To the Chesterfield
Coal Mines the olt ns all the household and kitchen fnr
nure stock Of Cows Sheep and Hogs of Conn., FODDER
Oats Hay, &c. Terms made known on the day Of sale
N All having claims against the Estate are request
ed bring them forward and those indebted make immcd
payment. HENRY w. FISHER EIeeMor
January 4 Is4I 73-w3w
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EI.IJNCTON ACADEMY,

ELlINGION ACADEMY.
TINE exercises this institution for the ensuing year, will
commence on 18th Of January The of
ton embraces the English branches usually taught
Academies with the French Latin and Greek languages
Particular To practical aahcmacs Few stna
tns present more advantages than Eingtonecvaed and
healthy; Immediately the Richmond and Fredericksburg Rail
road and bt short The junction the
Railroad residing in Richmond aud Fredericksburg,
can hear from their children day. and visit them If
say by The cars: while persons residing in the
lower country DESTROYS Of placing their children good
school, in healthy region, can do So with hut lc one by
means of seamuais aud railroads The buildings afford ample
accommodation and convenience necessary for
full prosecution study; while library of POPULAR amusing ard
instructive fail excite love for reading and aid
in the habits Of thinking and acting with prope
No individual appreciates highly the confidence OF tie
confidence, than the subscribers and willie his
views of duties privileges and responsibilities of parents in
education Of their children, are such rs 10
conduct which might he construed into
an effort their patronage, he would observe that, u
love his profession, If life exclusively and In
horoy devoted 10 those duties, IL in their arrangement
and zeal IN their strict attention 10 the develop
met Of mind feeling that correct views may BE- nencated
vicious prevented, guarantee "f slcccss-en
NAV paren cypect moral well Intellectual interest OF
their children 10 he advanced under his care
Richard will continue assist the subscriber
and sauary influence which has caTaci his ef
forts the present A prrsen, organized the subscriber
feels well school in Virginia offers advanta
ges at the price,
7sFor board tuition, washing, bedding candles and use
of Library, Sl25. TIL Il. toa;;
Dec y CS-wtlSJ
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CONCORD ACADEMY.

CONCORD ACADEMY.
| Session Of this Institution will commence on the Isl
of February ana terminate the last Of June IL IS sua
q in Caroline county miles North Of Richmond and three
rrs from the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad The
course of instruction the languages and sciences nees
y 10 Through preparation Of students for Colleges ana
The board for the session OF five
months X Sa0, payable in advance.
Persons deos Of information relative to the Academy arc
'strrrd 10 the Hon. L. H. T. Hunter Hon. Joel Hoenan, and
nc annexed testimonials Of Judge John Y Mason Of Sonamp
W AMI "a! Professors Rogers md Harrison Of the University OF
Vagina Parents and GUARDIANS who wish 10 place their
us and wards this Seminary will direct their letters To Con
% Academy, Caroline county, Va, addressed To either Of the
Subscribers +. w. COLEMAN, Pres't.
n COLEMAN
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36,959,539 b3
35,0OO,000 90
Capital Stock,
7l,959,539 63
2,643,6G2 S3
Surpl US,
74.GO3,l42 4G

rThe Bank of the United States is probably about 70
play another important part the finances and pot'cs "
The country. The preceding exhibit IS therefore ~o'
tbv Of serious examination. Mr. Jaudon has puoiISheo
an exposition in England of the condition OF the ba
and very similar to the above The New York journal
of Commerce, and other papers, have annaiyzea -,
and shown how unsatisfactory 1t was we nave i .h
these articles before readers But It WI! she '
reader at once, how important are the oelas VI ns
Of the items which are embraced, and yet how ca,elu,
ly they are kept ont of view. For instance rs Da.
claims its assets than 81 millions OF
what Stocks are thew We should then be able 10 de-
termnc how far they Geioso par and 10 VIVA.
amount this swollen item of thrty-one millions "ou'u
shrink Again, there near twenty m'iiiohs aus
the Institution by State Banks, balances or NOES
What State Banks arc these; How much OF y -
due by the Banks of Mississippi, Alabama &C. 49,
al a IRENE ndous depreciation: There IS again among
i,s assets THAT Isl the means OF paying us aeotsn '
than two and a half millions, which 1t mas paia io'
its bunus-that is for the mere liberty OF carrying ~
its business Who ever heard OF this oeing rahheu
among the of paying its debts! Such an heih 1n
shows the desperate necessity under Whcn the nanh "a
bors ofekinp out comfortable total But look at the
other side Of the account-s iiabifines-Wmisi It's
assets are so unavailable, its liabilities are, many OF
them. urgent and immediate-and the only way ine
Bank has TO get and to resume specie payments,
10 reborrow from those to whom it IS indebted, on
make new loan TO pay those which are becoming
due Like spendthrft, when its debt IS coming
round it has to up another and larger score, IN
order TO meet previous debt AS the Journal OF Com
merce remarks sneary 90 millions ofthese liabilities are
payable on demand while most of the assets can only DC
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D. nj. Hoyt s Co.'s Office.

DRAwN Nos of Virginia welsuurg Lottery, Glass Ff drawn
~ 18Th:
Whole Ticket, Nos. S 80 81, prize OF $500.
Do do 81 as 60, do. zoo.
Do do 81 H. do. 600.
All three above Lottery sold by Hoyt Co. TO country
patrons; one Of them lady.
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II is fair 10 presume certainly, where 50 many chill
drcn growing up in profound ignorance, that there
are least that number Of adults who have other
knowledge nf reading and writing than what by
nature. But certainly have objection 10 pnrsu
inc this contrast between the political and rcndng-and
writing condition Of the States, far the Adjutant
General chooses.
please, ~. me DHhwnGtyc 'Snt tuugnt IN mr. cos ="
scnooLs. c mast pear, as many children ,rhin 1900,
as kentucky polls And If we include the number
Of adults educated at her two universities and her sixty
three academies have reading, writing and cy-
plprinr population there, nearly equal 10 the entire
vote Of Kentucky In word, there IS in New iiamp-
shire one public place Of education for every 30 Of her
populaton-mcn women and children
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Ok.
CURE YOUR COLDS.-Call aud buy some Of ]. Pease
~ Sons clarified Essence of ioahouno Candy renowned in
New York. during the past year. for curing Coughs Colds
i"ar'es' WV" ~ ' ~ HILL < DABNEY,
Corner ab0ue the Columbian.
5R--tf
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- EMovAL OF LAW OFFICEThe subscriber has removed
his Office his present residence in the house recently occu
MED nv JUDGE Stanard JOHN VI. PATTON
I'm O 15-eoiw
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DUMFORD ACADEMY-The exercises of this institution WIN
IL continued BY subscribers the ensuing session. COM
@ncing l5, present month january ana ten,
naar j, December next, with vacation OF one month
The summer The course of instruction will embrace all fhe
branches tue English language usually taught IN preparatory
schools also the Latin Greek and French languages Maine
llicS inc,adn. Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, plane anu
~ y s, nn,a inc,nd nj cvcrv thing 500 90
Tuition, " w
M deduction viii be made for late entrance.
Add.ess-Rumford Academy, King William. Va.
II. j. CHRISTIAN, Principal.
JNO L. CASON.
T., n 75--tf
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N-oTCErhe President Directors OF the 9aes n ,no %, o.
Ka,nha COMPANY wish 10 hire for the ensuing year l2o Ia
rcr, L carpenters ard masons, to be employer on wv
Canll from Richmond 10 Lynchbuy.. Mesrs D. b. hyre Elm,
iho-r.ed for Company Persons having Negroes ~
satisfied tina, COED treatment and care VIII Ee aou
H. al in tie employment OF the Company.
KICfrD. REINs, General Superintendent.
Richmond. Dec. oslh 1910. US
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Respectfully and faithfully
l,n7 r7aMa,wawi anu oot se. is u.eoNn

ccAToN-A situation private ,u,orcss or assistant in
Female Academy, wanted by Young lady who has
IN teaching school. She will teach Reading Writing
; Geography, English Grammar, History, Botany, Ma
s inlasopy Algebra and Geometry, and the French Ian
satisfactory testimonials of character and competency
j roGsced. Add.css-R. c., Richmond, Va.
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SCHEMES FOR JANUARY, le41.

Below YOU have Of Schemes for the first month of the
year they rich will only say look at thc make 80
own selection and sell all the prizes Of your ode
will be directed to u. NJ uofI q W.
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EXECLToR's NuTICEAll persons having Gains against
IL the Estate of Col. Hin. T.Hthed desassi late # the Cunn
Of ano.ei requested present prop h nntcn-
Gated for payment and those indebted desired make
forthwith, intend close the affairs the Estate
with as little delay possible. u. TRUEagART.
G. :. TRCEl!EART,
EIscnt,-s
Nov IL ss-wsw
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TIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber
ving Middcsex county, on the 9Th of the present month
named Charles Charles is very likely, bright
muatto fellow with light blue about twentysix years
old five feet eight inches hsh and well propooned Tic
had on when Left cloth close coat blue cassine pan
falcons ana lie left without provoraon what
ever and endcavong get 10 free Slte lie
very smart sensible fellow, and well calculated 10 pass no
Iesied viii give reward for the apprehension and
delivery him secured i'll Jail that can GET nm
again ANY information concerning him will be thankfully re-
ceved My address, Churchrlc, Middesex County Virginia
~ - WM X. PACE.
p,.rn,b,m Sa,t ., 1910 eff
JAMES LAWRENCE CARR ArroRsEy At Law Kananha
House. FrginiG-praces in kanawha ana the 1aloi
ing countless and viii Agent in hiring negroes collecting
and reming the hires &C.
Kanawh a e. II. tDec l5 U-lm
20 PARTNERSP-Tho subscribers having associated them
u selves in Grocery and Commission Business under the
Alexander Garrett Co., at the store recently occupied ny
VIM C. Burdck opposite the Richmond Frederlcks
burg and Railroad Depot they will keep constantly on
hand general Of Groceries, which they offer To their
friends on moderate They will also attend puncuay to
IN. sale kinds of produce that be entrusted to their
care and hope strict attention 10 business 10 merit share
of public patronage. ALfA nphh ,,aRmEl 1,
necembe, II 1870 19-Gw
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UsivER,irr OF VIRGINIA, !

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.,
Dec. IL, lS40
Dear Strive need many conveying to you
the abiding confidence in the activity a
" with which your Academy is conducted The impression
Which from acquaintance with the
prepared your Inp,s placed under
is that they heen accurately and
Instructed do much cred; TO zeal well
!n. publications. We satisfied Of the excellence Of III"
ihol' Of Instruction you employ both as means Of mpaing
kno"d; cnsung the mental discipline Of your pupils,
a We assured that depends on your efforts all ?oi
shaEs ample satisfaction 10 their parents and suard
@ BON their requirements and 10 the spirit Of inquiry
"aeh they inbi5c. Yours, truly
GESNER HARRISON,
Prof Of 4se Languages.
WIN. h. ROGERS,
Prot. Of NJ. Philosophy.
"FoRTsvILLE.
NY Dear Sir lit gives pleasure say that, in my OPT
or system of instruction perfect the attention OF the In
m your school nnremted and the progress OF the stu
entirely satisfacohe retired and healthy situation Of The
affords strong guaranty Of health and good habits, and
~ discipline aud management uf pupils such pm
T. ought TO object TO- am only satisfied, but shall always
- sain To you for the tesmab benefits which my have
's'eived at your h:ids.
Respectfully and faithfully
Ia, "Your friend and obj servt,
.eh t74-2aw4wI a. Y. MASON"
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,.AND. &C, FOR SALE L:

lAND, &C., FOR SALE ,,, A.,
60 .,d ,o ,bp hirhest bidder Thursday inc l1n nay
w ~ DC ae, if fir if nnt the next far DAY nesale,
fSnudsv excepted valuable Farm called Laseh, a,s n
f G;uucester and containing about htee nn ~ M
s Il beautiful and healthy siiuaon ana a ""1 very
| ~ ar merchant or for any person wishing 70 engase
n ,he nanaiacoy of s:s and carriages Persons "''"'s
nr,rh,se arr invited o view the property ., sim r.
A. ,be came time and place, the Negroes belonging 10 ~.
raj, M be- hired oct ensuing year. and tue eIopt u &
49, s;,css Stock of every description, Farming zen
~ 80 WIN be sold 10 highest bidder Iennr .naae
known on the day of sale. $50 - o., 49, j,.s,s.d
-, .i-2awid
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L,agNgGS' BANK OF VA, 4,h January, lsiI-A Dividend
o p has been declared, out Of The proh's OF ts m
STATION months, subject deduction on the
M of pcr cent. TO paid the Commonwealth and
of the contingent fund.- to be
pal "a IN. hoderS Of the old stock.
The holders Of old stock will receive per cent
DO. new stock 81 do.
J. c. BLAIR, Cashier.
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2,057,G6l SO

| The Committee further report
| That the statement herewith submitted Qnarked 81
exhibits The last return of the suspended debt and real
estate, with estimate OF the probable loss thereon
and account Of the interest due on the same Inc
statement G.. presents comparative view OF THESE Sc
vcra subjects and the statement d. presents the state
or the contingent fund to meet the losses oil the bank
From these several statements. t VIII appear mat inc
amount Of the contingent fund IS o,'oo,s2i =
From which deduct the losses chargeablc
/" the same. 5,79O,G3o 81
Standing on The books Of the bank, in.
c,,J. z The los nL"-i-, -. -
those transferred from the office OF the
late bank. - =,
Leaving TO credit of contingent fund, 1l4,ool 81
the SUSPENDED deb, and real estate is 4,93oG4o 81
To which must be added the losses at
,ha hso dn0 a. ast phladsInba. 1856 %
$500, 496 &c
From which may be deducted the int
rest on that part Of the suspended o.
debt, estimated good, "i-''-o "
Leaving an estimated probable loss Of o,l4o,@.o ~
On submitting this statement, the COMMITTEE oereu
the following resolution: ,,-o
Resolred That il is pedent at this time to declare
a dividend on the capital stock OF thus Bank
Bank of the United States, jan = lc4I.
(Signed) NJ. ~, Ne =, -, Dim,
JAMES MARTIN,
ROBERT TAYLOR,
RICHARD PRICE.
The nrinted statement alluded to in the proceedings
,h roe,;nr of the Stockholders of the Bank Of the
United States is before US. 1t may be stated IN general
' ,s"nr ''.U! l2,ls7,ll1 10
Suspended, 49, 80 ~
81 e., 40 3662,673 50
n ~, 80, ,,s-,',,ros sI9,gG6 u
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TINE having the corner above the Co
lumbar Tavern prepared furnish their anu
may favor them with call, with all articles In e 1io
Gerry line, good they can he bought.
10y HILL & DABNEY,
So't'' SeNNs .b0-t
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CHEAP GROCERIES.-HILL & DABNEY still continue to
~ first door above the Columbian
Tavern, good they can be had in the cyley
and the public give them CALL as they
determined be undeod in any article in their line
Cary Street
6-f
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For 10th January.


Alexandria Lottery, Class No. be drawn January, 1871
IS numbers, 10 drawn. ... oo . .o
500 $50 1890 l75o lCOO $780, 400, 1900, ,5O 200, 80
prizes of 1000.
Tickets Sl0-shaes in proportion.
certificate packages Of % whole tickets will he sent Tor
$3.50 certificate Of D halves and quarters proportion
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T,.yoIe flood and Mari Land on James Rtrer Jor sue
,IoyT-pfEASANT, the wellknown residence o. ,s ia'
vi Mr. Nicholas Faucon, recently IN possession o. r s
M sally Faucon situated James RIVER luSI aoose a.
,s county Of Surry will he sod on the premises 10 's
L,h bidder on Tuesday, the End day oil February next 81
c,, d,v thereafter SUNDAY excepied that aay snouio
=. and stretching miles along the river snofe' anu
Lac an ia brick dwelling house and the onces ana
~. necessary the accommodation oil large
n-,, and nouciiye gdcn,orchards o choice ana
, seine pine Wooi,-lD immense quantity OF OAK l-
extensive range Tor stocK ana
abundance Of hlm Of the advan ages wnch uu y
49, yan. al > Farm independent of those II derives 'r" vs.
,i,n on na.glslc is proximity 10 se"ei
mi IN ap:l,.an MI the crops usually crown I'D lhe
which in 10 he Gentleman wishing pleasant county
the arrcutua,st desiring the facilities 10 MAJ &c.
ied hy Navigation anl the ready means Of ertzhs
yry hi land caicarcous manuie,-to me coiuM" az
,ycimb cr.:cr engaged in the most prohtaoie
nrr..d IN The folay.-and TO every man VINO seeks M ~
t III H.. funds 4, secure as, and more poioie la'
.,e .ais this land offers many inducements 10
any whatever therefore invite general attention s
ana il TAX. going the premises VIII a o
G,sp.ed Ia previous thereto or IN ans guy
s relative 10 them addressed al Surry Court
Tine sale viii and possession VIII pc gwen
el,ey The payments the purchase money WIN De
IN bree ;,.ren;she lst becoming due IN january 9-tne
md IN January 4, and the 3rd in January i3 Bonds satsIato
ii, endorsed viii REQUIRED the amount oil the payments, anu
liz le IN h. withheld deed OF trust on the property nc 1
Ash' al Tue oP'io" '" '"e p1N'' J. Ms. FAULcoN,
r,,eutor of Nicholas Faul on, deceased.
December 18th. 1870. o'-@'N.s-.
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WiI.IIAMSvILLE ACADEMY.
TINE first session Institution will the th
Of January and the a1th Of June, under the
supen,endence Mr. William Woodend graduate OF Jcte
son College Mr. Woodcnd taught in the family Of the Hon.
Tucker during the who recon-
,nnnded gentleman being well qualified teach the
usually taught the best Academies. This In
stu,ion located in hgh and healthy place the main road
themselves from the high character Of Mr. Woodend, and
the situation of this Institution that they vii receive
liberal patronage only from the adjacent neghbohood but
the adjoining counties Board may tie procured in several
families in the neghborhood.
Terms pr session Of fec months.-For Elementary English
$40 Ooor Latin, Greek, Mathematics, &c. S2 50
" B. Letters may be addressed Tanners Store M-ckrn
burg, Va. BY THE TRUSTEES.
Willia:nsvle Va Dec. 2, 1910. G6,29J
NToTlCE-i persons hereby notified that the land Of the
~ subscriber posted aud that detected in the act OF
huo,ng, fishing, any other rcspassug will be-
secuted Ia the Of the Law. TllOS RlTCllIE
Dec 1870 81