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Fresh Spring and Summer Stack Of Goods.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, LEATHER, PAPER, 4

WHOLESALE RETAIL.
I'VE receiving by arrivals from the Northern
w Eastern Manufacturers, Stock of fresh and sbota
Spring and Summer Goods comprising OF the ,a
and COMPLETE ASSIGNMENTS we have ever offered 10 ON,
the public which will be sold by wholesale and retail H.
will take this occasion to friends, customers an.
public generally the that article be
the very lowest market prices and efforts pan! Al
he withheld in giving satisfaction 10 ALL We beg TO call
tenton Of country merchants and city dealers s,n
be bought any jobbng house in Virginia. Baltimore Phi
depha New York Amongst our assortment, We offer Tie
lowing, viz
$500 pair ladies' French morocco and Kid Slippers and s
1900 do seaskn and fine leather Shoes, strap,
600 do do French morocco, kid, seal aud aalfshn de-
$50 DO do. low priced leather Slippers and ties
1000 do. womcns scwed and pegged leather wells
AGO do ceniemens Boots, from the cheapest to Miles III
'.' ,p par, Niles .' '',N'' ''' '''''' ' '"'''
800 do gentcncns walking and dancing Pumps al quail
300 do. do. buekskin, and hne l.4.As,
100 do. mems lined and bound pegged Brosans
400 do. do do. do. sewed do
100 do. do lined and bound do do. Shoes
300 do. boys do. do. do. do. Brosaa.
Aoo do misses seaskin morocco and fine leather Shoe.
s0O do chidrens morocco, seakin and kid Boots and Shea
SolE LEAIHEK
good assortment of good and damaged Sole Leather
40 nests hair and sealskin Trunks oval and fiat tops
Hard leather and bellows top Travelling Trunks
Carpet Travelling Bags vaice Trunks Shoe Thread, Sh,
Brushes Backing, Writing Paper Toilet Brushes, Wraps,
iap''' 49, D. BURLINGTON & CO., Mansion House
April2 IGa-2apGw
NOTICE TO suRvEYoRS.-So plat and certificate ~.
hereafter be received into the Land Office unless III w. !
the No. of date Of issue ana name Of waTraa
arc distinctly sctlorth in the certificate.
''~' J. Y. SWAMI, c,rI
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Bank to reduce exchanges fall. at once to th'

al Bank to reduce exchanges falls a! once TO 'he
ground.
But we want Bank Of the United States TO equal.
ze the currency, another leading argument with the
advocates of q Bank and has about much cogency
in it the preceding one. As long as Bank OF the
United States has unlimited credit-as long MS there
is no demand upon her for the specIe-her oills are
good, and are those of any other bank; but the
moment you press her-the moment she IS calico on
to nav her bls-lke any other bank also, she has to
shut the door in your face 1t is true from the large
geographical scope in which the u >. Bank bills CIR
culaed heretofore, her bills were more at par through
out than any of the bills of the State institutions but
only because they were better known and the Bank
then was considered in a perfectly solvent state
Could this be the again with another U. D BANK!
We think not. We have already remarked that the
old Bank was established as business BANK, ana the
new one would be one of speculation we might add,
that the whole national character OF this Republic nus
cha nged since the chartering of the old Bank. We
were then plain business doing people; we are now
emphatically band of spectators. And the U. D.
Bank bills would be much an article OF sPecu-
ation as any other commodity; they would be kept IN
the Golfers of The brokers and bought and sold as bills
ofexchange, and at the same rates; the community at
large would obtain of them But suppose they did
what would be the consequence: ltwonld be this That
precisely to the extent hatthe o. S. Bank bills were In
troduced into State, would the bills of State institutions
be deprecated Would any citizen Georgia wish thls'
Could they wish 4 new circulation introduced among
us 10 the exclusion of own? We trust not. But
the evil would not end there. The introduction of U.
States Bank bills among would at once suspend the
State Banks and make permanent resumption BY
them forever hopeless. Why Because, as the Stnte
bills would be reduced below par, the moment the
banks attempted to resume rush would be made upon
them from all quarters for the SHELTER currency, either
United States Bank bills specie We ark again
would any citizen of Georgia wish ths' We cannot
believe it.
From this crcumscribed review, then, tour limits
will not permit 60 into the discussion fully as
could wsh of the effects of the establishment Of
U. s. Bank, come to the conclusion, that either
fiscal agent of the Government or as regulator OF
the exchanges or of the currency, U. S. Bank is
uncacd for and would be injurious to the best interests
Of the nation and Of the people.
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htJUrAsr GrrEsAt'. ofy,s,

- hcHmonu, Harch IT, leil.
GENERAL oRDER.-The Commanderin-Cb ief tndin, !
VI possible 10 discriminate accurately numero
pcaons since the passage Of the act Of March 49, ls
zng separate trainings under particular circumstance d.
thar all such application be made the n @
of such regiments train together whose opinion rr.
shall be certified the Commander Chief scpar,r
ings authorised but the recommendation
tai Courts of Inquiry. In there should for IT,
ton of the Conmanderin Chief the recommendation N -
Courts Of Inquiry ofte
10Th Regiment, Greenbricr,
5lst do Frederick
s9th do. Accomack,
56th do Londoun
I33d do. Lewis,
l37th do Harrison,
liith do Rockbridgc,
nth do Monongaa,
1891 do kanawha,
18th Tyler,
l.6th do. Patrick,
for the trainings after the date of this order the officers
those may be trained this Spring such place A. I'M
be designated by the Courts of Inquiry Tor their respective ~
mens by Command,
wa. H. RICHARDSON, Acting A q
March is il.,
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AIR EDWARD MOfilER Take notice, that, the 9th day
l May 1871 between the hours Of O'Clock in The morning
O'Clock the afternoon, the old Red Lion Tavern Will
low Grove Montgomery county the Stale Of Pennsylvania
shall proceed take the depoon of Charles Spencer and
muel Spencer read evidence the suit law
depending Circuit Superior Court Of Law for The
county cnco and city of Richmond in the State of Virginia.
in which Samuel Peasants High Sheriff o Ienrco county, who
sues relation William Clarke, Trustee for Mary
Spencer and creditors i Plaintiff and Edward Moe and
Defendants. And il any cause, the said
dispositions should taken the above mentioned tmc the
taking the continued from day day Sundays
cxccped until completed commission has been issued Tor tie
above purpose. WILLIAM JSO. CLARKE, Trustee, Se
a,riio
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SS-alNuf
UNIVERSITY OF yIRGINIA.

U.NT
THE yislters will proceed nj their Mcens the Isl II JuY
next appoint Professors in the Schools Of Modern aa
ulagcs Mathematics and Law Applications, directed 70 Do
HARRISON Chairman Of the Faculty. Al the CnyeI,
will he laid befDre the Board of vislters.
annual of Professor of each Of these schools
composed salary nf thousand dollars ard the fr'
varying from twenty five ty dollars each paid By tie -.
attending his school, He furnished, via
dwelling house, having garden attached re-, q
The salary and fees received BY thu Professors 81 ie
schools respectively during the four years, counting the
salary nj 81 200, has averaged as follows:
The Professor Of Modern Languages Se00 pr
" q Mathematics, S3,9 0 -
:" Law, $3.50 !"
required that there shall be taught in the School Of Modr
Languages the French, Italian, Spanish German and Ans0
Saxon languages. And with respect any applicant foF M "a
that School, Vscrs viii expect be- informed
whether he teach all these languages and, h
which of them lie can teach. w. u. WOOnl.Ef.
Proctor Of Mr e. ~ IA
NJ The Wing, Richmond the National ntclIgencrr and ne
Globe, Washington City; the Patriot and Republican,, Galne
the National Gazette and Penns iyanan Phadcpha ~
Evening Post and tho Courier Enquirer, New York III A
and Post Boston, will copy the above, and forward t account
o this office for collection
18th Dec. 1910 f6-wilJs
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January, 1871.
polyn ATAN CIRCIE OLE INnI-sTEY.


PUBLIC SALE OF n large and well selected Il
n beautiful Goods and vast variety OF ul aud valuable
ces ngenonsly prepared supply alike the demands III
ufly, will commence al Powhatan Court H. tie i,
Monday in May and from day day until completed
The object funds for purely benevolent
by ordinary of donation charitable contributions
by supply ing all those, who may be willing participate
free will offering, ample tquraien for every dollar ' may
choose 10 besow. fo months past, he Perhccn Crc ~
dusry" has been busy in the good work. Among the class
population, which has been truly termed he last best G 4
aaH, scarcely thing else has been talked Of Their Goods
obtained the in city Of Richmond
prime cost-mos iHdeOusiy and tauy srleccdand manu.
featured into almost every article for useful ornamental
poses the ingenious bcads benevolent hearts and dis
Of the fair ladies' could and accomplish My
hope, then, amer long, cold gloomy winter that
bright and cheering beams of May day may call forth a,
ladies' of the surrounding counties from their winter quarter
participate with those OF Powaan III OCCASION III
pure felicity of n social and cordial welrome and
hope that happening does. Immediately upon the
political excitement attendant the SPIN
elections, the gentlemen of all parties assemble at The
and place, where fresh from the field Of conflict and
in happy with the fleeing results Of party triumph
and political contentious, they may realize, around Tie
sple tables OF the innocent fair ones, the lmpcrona
10 beautiful Bible metaphor merey and truth hare net fos
righteousness aud peace hare kissed each other"
March % l07-a,lM
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T AW NOTTCE.-JAMES II. & THOMAS $. GHOI.soS
IL settled Petersburg, and united partners IN the
They will attend all the Courts yrckn
burg Brunswick, Gecnsve Southampton, and Prince Ge.y
counties, and the Of Petersburg They will also attend 4
the Court of Appeals Richmond, which II
trusted Ia their
Clients employing either will receive the services q! both snt
all business ccndcd receive their
giant attention. Addrcss-petcrsburg, Va.
Office, No. . in the Exchange.
nGrf
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IN acknowledgements Rules holden in the Clerks
Office Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance for
county of King William on Monday, the first day of March,
ISL:
Sterling Lipscomb, Plaintiff:
against
Anderson Johnson, VIM. C. Wright, and Robert Waters,
Defendants:
The defendant Anderson Johnson having entered his
pearance and given security aeodn. the Act Of Assembly
and the Rules Of this Court; and by satisfactory ev
dence that he is not an nabant Of this country ordered
said defendant do appear here the first day Of the
May Term and the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of
this order forthwith emspape published in
city Richmond months successfully, and posted
the front door OF the Court House of this county.
j Copy-Teste,
Ro. BYRD POLLARD, D. c.
March6 ea-wsw
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TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rncs holden in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Superior Of Law and Chancrry
county of King William, the Isl day Of March, 1871:
John DefTarees, Plaintiff:
Against
Anderson Johnson William G. Wright and Robert Waters
Defendants:
The defendant Johnson not having entered his
pearance given security according 10 the act Of Assembly
and the Of and appearing, by satisfactory ey
dence that he is not an this country, is ordered
defendant appear here the first day Of the
May term and answer bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of
this order forthwith inserted newspaper published
the city Richmond months successfully and posted
the front door of the Court House Of this county.
y Copy-Testc,
RIO. BYRD POLLARD D. c.
Fcb27 Sj-wsw
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ID. $. GREGORY IL Co... Managers,
OFFICE MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE EAGLE RUSS,
Rjfbu IL

Drawn Nos Virginia LrcsburS Lottery Class {, nr.
Lottery, No drawn al Alexandria, D. c., 9th March, taa
9th March, lsi:
81 "A q 5 % CT 81 Al ls e. GA a -.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
100000, $4,000, $4,000!
lind l6 dramn ballots, making more prise, than BANS
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for endowing the Leo !.
Academy, and for other purposes Class r, for 1884, b d
mined by the awin: the Union Lottery, No ~ h.
be drawn Alexandria, d. e., Saturday, April !h lsi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-16

So that the whole amount Of Indebtedness
and liabilities, on account Of past transac-
probably , mot less than sseOl5,Ooo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-16

TN cHASCERY-yrRcrsrA:-At Rules holden in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
the County OF King William, Monday the first day Of March,
1911:
Richard Wlleroy, Plaintiff:
against
Defendants:
The defendant Anderson Johnson having APP
penance and given security according Act of Assembly
and the this Court and appearing by satisfactory
dence that inabant of this country, ordered
thai the said appear here day of the
May Term the bill OF the plaintiff and copy
lh; order forthwith inserted In newspaper published
The civ of Richmond for months successfully and posted
the front door Of the Courthouse OF this county.
A Copy-Testc,
RIO. BYRD POLLARD, d. c.
March 99-aSw
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IN CHANCERY.-EiRcisis:A Circuit Superior Court OF
and Oh ncc, for the county Of Henrico and city Of
Richmond held at the Capitol in the said city, on Monday Jan-
AIRY the llth lsil:
Sidney $ Baxter, Attorney General of the Commonwealth of
Virginia. riaih.in;
against
Daniel Radcliffe William F. Purcell, Administrators de
non ncxod of Charles Fieer, deceased,
Florence William j. Weldon, aud James b. Thornton,
Mason Executors Of Thomas = Hooe, deceased,
Deendants
The this being exhibited for the Of
covering whatever balance be due from the defendants
Daniel Rairnc and William r. Purcell, "a Administrators de
non VIII annexed, of Charles Ferer, deceased,
of the coty of Prince William in this Commonwealth, on
ground the vested in tile Literary Fund Tn the
motion General the Court doth order that publ
cation made for three months successfully IN the Richmond
Enuirer Richmond Wing and the National lnclccncc pub
hed in The city Of Washington requiring all persons claiming
of the said Charles Ficrer IN
held OF Chancey causes and make themselves
"es defendants 70 '''' SUIT VIM G. SANDS, d. c.
Jan % el-wl3w
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules holden in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
King William county, on the first day Of March, lS4l:
James Hill King, Plaintiff:
Against
Anderson Johnson William C. Wright, and Robert Waters,
Defendants
The defendant Anderson Johnson having entered his
and given security according the of Assembly
the rules this Court and appearing by satisfactory
dence, that nc nhabitant Of this country II Is ordered,
the said defendant do appear here the first day Of the
and the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of
order he forthwith inserted newspapers published
city Of Richmond for months successvey aud posted
the front door of The Court House OF this county.
A copy-Teste,
Ro. BYRD POLLARD, d. c.
q6-w6w
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Sir cents and a basket Of chips reae1rd, ",
IAN AWAY from the subscriber, tile ath o. rass:
II $780, John L. Boswell an apprentice 10 inc TIC 81
how az the law viii be Immediately enforced ssaic.
D0'' - '"' -" JOHN T. LACKEi, CSsc.Ss.
HeathsvilIe, Northumberland co.,Va.
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IN CHANCERY.-In Caroline County Court, Isl Mareh, .
i Augustus w. Munday. and Elizabeth Mundas r,,a,f,
sustus w. Munday, her son and next TREND
against c,,rd,s
James Jones and Mahuda his wife, John Munday' ~, j.
Maddox and Lucy Ann his wife, Amanda Mahnlil, ~
dn, saishaii, Lewis l. ana "hia'n i''"'A' Def utart.
The defendants John Mnnday, snowden MADDOX
Lewis T. and William Thomas Ietwicl not has' Il
their appearance, and given security, according 70 as
semby aud the rules of this Court and II appearing, Y 4
tory evidence that they arc inhabitants OF TINS
ordered that the said defendants do appear mere on m
juno term neu and answer bill Of the plaintiffs,
cooy OF this order be forthwith, inserted IN some
lished in the city OF Richmond, for two ncnths
posted at the front door Of the Coun-hoase OF ''
Tes'e' IoHs L. PEyDLEToS a.
April 9
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l6 Dram Numbers our Of g.
Tickets s20-halves l0-quaiteTs 5-e.hhs ~.
Se' NJ PAL, - ~ ii,,r 40 ~
n A. 90 nnar,.r a.
DO. do. % Eighth do. =
Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Certificates q aesas
the above brilliant schee, will be promptly attended "
the drawing over account OF viii be ioi"@
TO all who order from us. Address
D. S. GREGORY & CO., Manager, Richmond : :
M,rrf
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able to w. J, Reese are numbered correctly.

Lafayette Bask, CRci natt
los spnroas Taey may ho detected by Observing that the
couerfet has for vgnsc. view Of the ocean, and an
Eagle resting upon sae bearing the american Standard,
a steamboat Ia the distance
Miami Esp0sisg c9apaay Cincinnati, Od'0,
sos old pae letter 81 dated ih November, lalo payaie
to II llat spencer Cashier Martin Baum President, AA
ling up and signatures engraved
Uato b,ie in.. aud ifHst Co, Cincinnati.
SIS letter pay ate November 2, 1885, other Va
rioIa dates, siVhed ) Perkins, CASHIER, W \ WaahJ
President Paper insy, cnsravnJ bad and detective ~!
natuesad fag up ba4y done and all in the same haHd
writing,
.. ufhapa Ranking Coppaay.
2s let 4, payahl 70 ~ Ward, June 3d. l35S w Rnntam
Clsier JOAN JAMES Pres Ff5ieitGa female figure VITA
arm reclining OF aa eagle, Light appearance
IS let dated Juue 3, 1888, .pI .-rtt ..r
los Old plate, dated August Sd, 1873 -, .. ...
W6slern Reserve Bank.
IS July l6, $50
IS pay to WIN Williams dated SIay4, lS5or
IS BADLY executed; they onee5hlh of an inch shorter
than than the genuine notes-teed eusraver dated Janu
airy 4 1925
5sno letter. payable to w Wilkins, dated Nov 5. l8s9 en-
! 'sgraying very faint ~ t,,F--.,4 .s... ,s
l0J letter D; Murray, Draper Fairmans plate rLe word
tWesicrn Reserve Bank baig on the eh and 'Ohio on
the right hand mRrsG; cn he genuine notes they arc tie
Ereverse, .... ..... -.. 90
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A LIST OF CouNTERFErrs ON Banks IN THIs
STATE OHIO.
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