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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13
InIs.lB,ll. are Jul. We quote

There inquiry for Treasury Notes for investment
par aud prem.
dividend of five per cent vii be paid 10y the Auburn
and Rochester Railroad on the 1T prormo.
We understand that arrangements have been made To re-
deem the OF the broken James Bank and after the
18th instant Al par.
The Etna FIRE Insurance Company have declared div
ldend OF eight per cent.
Tt. attempt resume specic pdNMc.'s "a Ne"'oTfaus
has virtually poded In consequence ri the hesitation of
the Citizens state and Consolidated Banks 10 resume on
the day Tue other Banks resumed confidence Impaired
ami run va, kept mp The consequence was The >u,p'n
.iop of the Consolidated STATE aud Citizens fellow 10y Tie
CIV Commercial and Canal Banks, until 9Th December
.r, the day fixed 10y the law The Backs which pay pe-
c are the Mechanics and Traders, CaTroon Union and
Bank of Lou Siam. On the Union there hss been run
The City Bank lo. Sl6o 600 Specie in ore day There"'s
mos. nten,c panic prevailing, and such were the crowds
in the hak NJ that several tainted and two
were REPORTED have died TIE ios.ng III, state o.
u,ree of the banks on Saturday, My %
Circulation. Specie.
cIVIfnS Bank sl3'f
Consolidated Bank 4lf5W lu-l
Bank oo'b'o .<'l-'
siloI go sNo,lod
There are due to the three Banks pay abb. within a. day,
nearly million dollars -
Citizens Bank .sftii.' ~
Connsol iaicd I'o'l1 '
Louisiana state Bank o-on-' ="
sss,II3 -
The above TX banks suspended the jc OF MAY and
/ r.. Ruil nj n iu.fsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13
rU,IIv DOLLAR HATS.-G. w. Nun

TIIE DOLLAR HATS.-G. w. Nun
4 CO. 5Ij Broadway. beg to iricrm those ladies' wb'
h,ye not yet supplied themselves with the real
DOUBLE DCN>TABLE HATS,
at the surprisingly low prce OF
OH DOLLAR EACH
That they have tai. day opened fresh cases ana he
fnd that amongst them = n large lot ~
VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY
tor travelling and wearing IN the country, or "herr dn'h
as = an object moth az be better than these Hats
- 6tlih 9th. Iotl iIth ijth and goth
TUEAP PRiNTE } MCSLINS.--
~ g. " MIR * 90. rs Broadway, have Just Op'no'
10 .. of bolulinl printed Mu.lus, ~ variety ut dlfef
eat ,tyl.,. i9,mins altogether most complete and
SUPERB A>>ORT NENr
The prices. they feel confident, are over than uch good
we're ever offered NJ before
5o1 lrc>,e rich printed lawns perfectly fast coor'' OIL
= per yard.
80 do elegant latin striped mu,lins al = III Peryd
30 o., of th, richest Par. musns, lew and elegan
STYLE, only 3, pr yard.
40 do 6ne,, II Psrls ctmbrc- fast ooocs, only IL
per Naid.
- 10 .upernl. black and white lawns, At !. nj per 81
$50 10 very rich mourning and ,af mourning mu'in',
2.duI 2l6d perya'd
2ca., ,unerb ofganier muslius
ief dtlih . h. 10Th. 18Th, 10Th and goth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13
CQUIRRELS at Auction.-The black
CLOTH sTORE.-Wilson G. Hunt &

and grey squirrels from ONO recently exhibiting at The
Museum, will be 'old 81 auction bs morning ~ shrey'
N p kul IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

~ the desirable styles together With large a~oTt-
Goods suitable for Merchant rsiiors and Cotlers,
TOR ISLE quantities sut purchirrs chap tor cash or
approved credit mig lmis
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GRAND STREET and Peek Slip Fer

NOTICF .-Grcenwic Savings Bank.
' No. II Sixth sycau-.-The Deposition, ere notified
that Hereafter Bans III be open bgsnsss thee dsys
u zach week Va Monday Wednesday sHd Ff.ay, from
% : ia ID. AFTERNOON BY order ~ the Board,
CLINTON GiLBERT, s.cfe,sr,.
ri3 2ws EDwARD PfGDT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

CO. 81 Peslsr,et corner Of Chatham have now
llnd, AMI are daily receiving, large supply ~
CLOTHS, CAS>IMFREs. NEsTTNGs
nj MMfk GOODS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

commerce in hi, pnr, he. been entirely DESTROYED
The population consisting OF about t.0uO souls, OF
which 800 are buried in the ruins-inthcr IN the
interior the town of Vega and 81. O,cro have met
with similar flutes The city ofCarc Hayden. the
deposit of all the agricultural products OF us hne
plain the ca pi,a OF the Northern part o the Isl
and. the first civ in llayti for the beauty and
solidirv of ts buildings, and the second only IN .nc
aud importance. has met with utter de''rncu"h'
end !. one immense mass Of crumblIng rum.
4 gentleman who left Immediately after the DIS
asier informed me that suddenly had been the
catastrophe. tina, hardly three seconds were allow
,d IA escapc from the houses. Thousands were
buried alive. and no relief at hand. Cries OF agony
and shrek. would nov and then proceed from the
buildine. and break the solemn -tillncs, Of the
rieb, MANY dead and purified bodies We're lying
in the streets. and nobody 10 move them. The an
was tainted with the Infection, AMI pest seemed
quietly settling over the city
2ls Mav-Sincc writing the foregoing farther
intelligence ha> reached W. from the Cape winch
has materially added To the horrors oi us former
situation Hundreds OF individuals. Touring IN
from the country. commenced upturning the cruri-
bling ruins and drawing from t-encc all the mer-
chaudisr and valuahcs OF whatever Kind they
could lay hold Of despatched the same TO their dii-
fcrcnt hiding places Opposition wa' tor some
time useless. and a summary execution was neccs-
.ary resorted by the authorities 10 strike sal
utary terror MANY of the maraudcr, we're shot.
and now. to crown the whole with the extremity
Of horror. .low FIRE, which had arisen and had
been gradually creeping onward from the time Of
the catastrophe, spread at once ntoa genera cor
A,-ra,;on. consuming wha, had escaped the former
calamity and the sacrilegiou. hands OF Pillage
Hundreds had taken refuge oa board the ships
in the harbor. with the iriii'ns eheci, when an
agonizing haste suffered them TO lay hold OF, to.
reth,r with n. many Of the MANNED and wounded
a. were thu. favored by their good fortune The
,her towns and villages besides our own and those
enumerated above. which have most seriously SUI
fcrcd (.ome Of which are entirely demollshed) are
Porto PAX. Gonaves. ST. Marc, Mole ~ Memo
las. ST. Losis du Nord. Fort Dsuphin, L'moeP'r,
Margot. Borcpe. La Grand Rivere, La>avon ana
Atamira which together with Porto Plata Cape
tiay,en, Santiago. St. Osero and La vega osiorr
mentioned, make in all seventeen towns and VII
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enion = invited 10 and rich colscivn of
up-r5 Engrasngs and highly finished MsI,Ontos 10 be
odd without rrsery- by Roys GuTiey, the Nre York
Long Room, l69 Broadwdy, on Monday Afternoon 81 past
O'Clock embracing ir greatest variety sub
scts. by the most smin.nt Br aud French Arrs sst
portion of them brilliantly cpprer. Many h,n
qG,nt.s whch The attention uf the Trade invited !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-15

, ~ 6 =. Jennings. John Tyler, acting President
Of the U. STATES Once the pride of the Wings now
the curse Of both parties, a traitor to his county, ana
a Judas TO his friends.
By JOS. iiedrich. May hemp band The faha''c VIM
would dissolve The Union.
Bv las C. Wright. Thomas Richie: The champion
editor. The mare he is rubbed the brighter he SHINES.
By S B jennings. Thomas Richie: Napoleon l'Ne'
rendv NJ all times 10 sink his country for his party.
r. +. y. Jardan. For Vice President of the U >,
CON, N tLe Cabinet, or Govelno. of Virginia, any man
sooner than Andrew Stevenson.
Nv IoLn d. Brown. The President ofthe u. States:
MAY he never have a second opportunity oil oe.ay'hs
RIP White. The Young Ladies of Scottsvi!le:
An ihcy lack to make them leies, is a Beau to ring
Ry = Ne-ch.n, retiring from business. The mcr-
chants of Sco,tsvillc: Honorable, en,erprising and IN
d.Ia,;aahle in business, may they long be borne upon
The hosom Of that generous tide which has thus tar
Ry j c. Wright. Internal improvements: The
true national wealth and grand developers OF internal
resources.
HE Editor of the Enquirer, the champion of the De-
moe ro,ic par;v. and the Napoleon Of the Press.
Semi by a Lady. The old Bachelors of Scottsville
Nav The Lord assist and comfort hem-wec cannot.
BY n Bachelor. May the Lord comfort US, if the La
dies will not.
Bv John ID. Brown: The Union Of our Country
Nav Il ever be nyulnerable 10 the shafts of its enemies.
BY \. II. Ragland, jr. The memory of James Bar
bour.
By J. NJ. Noel. Virginia The birthplace of Wash.
ington and Jeiierson-May she ever be proud of her
noble sons.
By Robert Dyer. The Acting President of the U.
S. of America: y marvellous proper man, who sets up
his will against the will of the people.
By John Smith. The Star of R'chmond May IL
ever be in The ascendant, and may Streeter never lack
encouragement.
Ry a Bachelor: The Ladies: When they wished TO
be married, they are always in a hustle.
By J. w. Mason. The acting President of the U.
States; The hero of three vetoes, game too small to be
shot at.
By Thomas n. Trice. Henry Clay; Did We consult
his interests alone, we would join in wishing him hap
piness at home, but The good of his country demands
that he shall be the next President, and il will not be
the frs, time that he has sacrificed individual ease for
the public good.
By \. Whitmore. The Fair: Their delicacy adds to
the charms of society; in the hour Of gloom they are
the ministers of peace and harmony.
By J. Noel. Martin Van Buren, and James Buch-
anan: Like the sun and the moon, as the one sets IN
GLORY, The other rises in ~sp!endor, and not all the Clay
of this earth can eclipse them.
a. We feel as reluctant 10 publish the compliments
to ourselves, as the hits upon Us and upon others
Some Of these Toas,s show the relentless spirit OF Fe.
deralism. But the arrow Will scarcely reach those
whom it was intended to wound -Eaquirsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-15
WILLIAM J. HSKhSUALF.
Richmond, July Isl, 1872. jG-u'


HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COMFORT, Va
THE subscribers take this opportunity of returning their not
i SINCERE thanks 10 the visitors al the lyseia Hole, dunng
The last Summer, and NEST respectfully inform the public gene
rally, that this Extensive Estah!i,am. nj Is again 0prn for their IL.
ceptinm, where they will be happy 10 see their old acInalniano'
with their friends.
Additional improvements, convenience. and comforts. wiitr
and agreeable will he made by he Piopric,ors. There IL ATTACKED
10 The Establishment a spacious Sdi"oa, Bali Room, Blhidf RooH,
Refet0,y and READING Room, furnished with papers from the Va
rinls sections II the cinin;ry.
Persons fond If Fishing can al all times find Boats on the Point
Bdthiag Their Bathing Houses are in complete rrdr!, az
out The season.
Tie Pnahe B.rks M 0d Point Contort.-A large number ii Ia.
hcrrrs have hccn employed un the works Of Fortress Mnnior End
the III? Eaps during the last year, aud very great Improvements
have been made. The former l. now III perfect order, ana Wilt
sari-onrd in n Ii, " days with SIX mr. eight Companies. and hrt
rate Band at Muse, which of itself l. sufficient intnCcGrni ETa
visit Ia Old Point, from any section Of the couLtr. 4" -ay nothing
Of the delightful Sea Bathing and BrrrZes. The nne G<h, crabs
aud oysters, taken fresh from the bold Chesapeake, together whh
all tlr dclicacies Of the season, To be ptosGrei rom The MARKET.
of Norfolk, Richmond and Baltimore, and tie SURROUNDING oooh.
try.
The Bar win be furnished with the choicest Liquors ard Vine
that can he procured. They have still on hand i supply Of th'r
tine Old Wines left from las, season, viz: PoinaI's Pale and Brown
Sherry, The Old Hope Madeira, and other Wines, selected BY WI
liam French. Esq, Of French, Hotel.
A plentiful supply Of Northern Ice on hand.
Or The subscribers having made The Iy sri1 fot~l their per-
manent residence, will spare no eyerticns To render the tine 81
their visitors pleasant and agreeable, in order 10 insure a con'iIi'
ance Of their patronage. IuDGlNS 4 MOODY.
June ~ I5-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-15

I1OR SALE AND FOR RENT am disposed to sell my
Il Tract of Land, called Scotland, IN the county OF King viii
lI1ni, Immediately upon the Mattaponi river, within three mle-
of the Court boise, containing. ioIf hund.ed ana hve acres. This
land ahnunds with the very best of mari, and the soil j., well
adapted 10 Tie growth If clover, wheat Corn, &c. u alsu has
upon il a quantity Of fine timber, the greater pat Of which Is
pine, suitable for si-a nbuat wood anu being bounded by the
river for n mile, renders 1t very convenient for tie delivery uf
wood. Persons W. Thing 10 engage in the wood business will fnd
IL 4 favorable situation.
There is upon the land q convenient and comfortable dwelling
house, and other necessary houses, newly rrected upon an elcvat.
eel md airy situation, commanding an extensive view OF THE river
and circumiacent country, and an abundance of springs of fine
water, quite convenient. would also sell my Mill, adjoining
this Land, and thirty seven acres Of land attached TO the Mill
The Mill house is large and coHimodlous, the first story huilt of
the hest of bricks, and the walls uncommony thick. The run
ming gear is constructed for driving two PAIR of stones, and there
is an excellent boiling reel and cloth attached 10 the Min, and,
the w Mole work having lately undergone Il thorough repair, Is
now in guad order, and rrInds excellent meal, &c. am inform.
ed by good mechanics, that, ut a sniai expense, 4 saw Mill may
be constructed near the food gates, which would be very va'ua
Bile, there hcins Il vast quantity Of timber IN the ncighLorhoud
and no Saw MIL. will sell this property all tosrth, r or s-pa-
rately. n, purchasers rnay prefer; and. II not sold privately befor.
the ih Monday in August next, King William Count dayD II
will be then offered for sale publicly, IL the Courthouse, 10 the
highest bidder. sy terms are, one-.hl'd cash, onc-thnd in y
months from the day Of sale aud the balance IN two years, the
last payment subject TO interest at The ehd OF The year from the
day Ut sale. Bonds. with approved personal security, viii he re.
quired Of the purchasers, and a deed OF trust upon the land, &c,
10 secure the ultimate payment Of the two last Instruments. !
also " ish To rent ont the store and dwelling honse thereto ad-
joining, near Aylett's, at tn. junction of the roads leading fom
Richmond 10 1appahannock, aud from Aylet's 10 the Bowling
Green, in Caroline county. The store house is well calculated
Tor the accommodation OF a merchants; Is Dcaten IN q wealthy
and popuious neiehhoIl hood, and within a quarter Of a mile Of the
village of Ayletl's, at which there Is an immensely OF business
transacted.
sage below and two rooms above stairs; and, upon the lot, a good
kitchen, smoke house, ice house, &C., so that a gentleman with a
family can be comfortably accommodated. ! VIII rent the houses
together, or separately, As may be preferred.
Tor terms. apply 10 the subscriber, residing near the premises,
or TO Mr.. n. Is. Hill, merchant nj Ayletts.
r-.-- ty-pr-- yf, 70 rs la-nlu.
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.yn ron The subscriber, wishing 10 change his
l. Properly for laI4 Farm, offers for private sale 4, !, ' siiu Ss.S
h.antfnI estate in ileiaco county, lL1vsi uiren' NJ III, =,
i i;,"S Tavern, or MI from Richmond ,In',, s:n !, contains Ssa aefss.
im" " -. mi, - 10 lONcres of meadow land, the chief of which
!. N" IN Herds grass. he balance fine land i ! N - s0 ,na n l,na'
wi ~ !" ,"an nsrd IN rrsn advantage. This land lies beautifully
I wei The improvemrs consist of i comfortable; Two slnry
's hin ho,sp' with sisooms, passage and closets, with 4 srrin.
. :" =. nmre and good wait ns ever ran, within about hhy steps "'
,hc "I hnnse-a frame knden aud smoke house, ire house, large
.na on NV" L,v house. cor house. new stable and tobacco barn,
ser, house, carriae house, servants cabins, AMI other con
yrnirnt houses. Tins ptce is considered by those wen "ar,a%a ".
rd u ith II remarkably l,alily. 50 vainaoie III estate, nrai NJ
Easing and popul,uriiy Of Richmond, Is rarely IN market
To i!:osc who wish Ia iivest their money in real estate, i me np.
- il now ctfrrd. Tie land will he SHOW II 10 those who
NAV wish la purchase \ myself, ar, in my nbs-ice, by my mana
,rr' Sir. bradshaw. may gent rally br found on the place imf
,h. ' me- ~ thee or four months. My address for that time VIII be,
,ne In" TILMON Z. JETER
h M" S-w6wA
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Fauqnier Ehae Suiphsr Springs, near Harrtnton.
TuiS 4, Establishment, 40 miles from Alexandria,, and 80 from
L Fredericksburg, will he open for the reception Of visitors ON
the 18th June, in the usual sivlc nf elegance and comfort. under
the same management rs Of last year; and, in the mean time, Is
prrparcd 10 Accommodate those who may visit them.
: The Ha:hins Establishments are complete, supplying baths with
hot and cold, fGestDe or sulphur water, III pleasure.
Lovers of music will find the Band unsurpassed.
Both the large tie houses belonging To the establishment arr
carefully filled with snow, Which will answer nearly all the pnr-
posts uf ice during the whole season-in addition To when, a
well filed house, with clear Ice, in sight Of The Springs, has been
purchased. Every attention Will be paid, as usual, 10 the comfort
and amusement al Ire guests. \ new Ten Pin Alley will be put
M for the use of tie ladies', and the old one improved for tie gen
lie men.
There will run n daily Line Of Stages from Washington city
and FREDERICKSBURG To the Springs from LIST July To Ist October
I'm The mean time. ronvcyanccs will be ready to take MI who are
dcsrous Of vIsitingtle Springs.
d. WARD, r. AgentE
Nav II 7-laiaswtiA
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Juneau


FREDERICK WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
THE Proprietor of this pleasant aud desirable situation informs
i the public that il : moss open for the reception 81 company.
IL is situated most comvenenly-in facility Of arcess from The sea.
board Ia mountain air, is exceiei by no watering place in the
frnion. heing lGt enc milc distant from StfrheESoas Uep"t, "n the
Winchester aud baltimore Railroad, where 4 public conveyance
will always u eel the cars, a>con.ins and descending, ari five
miles rom Winchester, which Is visited ny daily lines OF stages
from the surrounding county. This watering place has been M
rrrol;!y resorted 10 by persons lahorng under liver affection,
and other deran scIncuts %: secretion, with the happiest effect
The efficacy OF the water aursted b. numbers from the Atlantic
cities, from which il, is peculiarly accessible, is believed 10 be
equal 10 any Medicinal spring III Virginia.
Every effort has been made IL pt this delightful Watering
pIar. mon n footing with the most fashionable watering places of
tme kini-and every exerlion will be used to give satisfaction 10
ali WIN may visit II. BRANCH JORDAN.
u,.M i-w2m
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'or The Eastern District OF virsinia,

In the United States Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia,
June lOth, 1872:
CHARLES ]. FOX, OF the city Of Richmond, having filed a
~ prtillon, praying that III may be declared a Bankrupt: II Il
ordered, that all PERSONS claiming 10 be creditors Of the said Clas.
!. Fox show cause 20 the Court, on the 18th day of July next, why
the said Charles j.. Fox be no, declared n Bankrupt, pursuant To
he act uf Congress III that behalf; and that Il copy of this order
bc published in te newspapers, according To the .snc and gin
Rules of Court. A~Cory-Te4te,
HENRY GIBSON, OK.
Iunr 81 li-wiw<
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rT1O CnRISToPHER NORRIS, E,a.-sir: ns You are not Il re-,
/ s;dent Of The State OF Virginia, aud have no agent IN said
I ,nkr mi, M, Ilod If giving yml notice, that | shall, on the
III tay Of August, 1872, atihe Franklin futei, IN the city oil kich
moud,, betwrru the hours Of nine III The morning aud SIX in Tie
'm"."inc If that day. prcc.ed 10 take the dispositions of !ohn All
.rock and others, Ia he READ as evidence Ill a suit pending III The
thaucery Court of Richmond, in which am complainant and
nj and others are defendants; aud if, from any Cause, the afore.
.aid drposiliUrs should not H. taken and completed on the a:orc-
said day, the taking Of the same will be continued from day 10
.d,v nj The same place, and between The same hours, until the
same shall be taken and completed.
Very respectfully, lStAM PuIhEII.
LII. lf-w4W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-15

I'm the United States Count for re Eastern District Of Virginia, nj
Norfolk, atl June, 1872:
TloMAS SHEPHERD, OF N'nsemond county, having filed a
i petition, praying that lac maj he declared a Bankrupt: It's
ordered, that all persons ciaimin; To he creditors Of The said Tho
mas Shepherd show rausr To the Court, OH The a2nd day of July
ext, why the said Thomas Shepherd should not be declared a
bankrupt, pursuant 10 the act CT Coz gre.s in that behalf, and that
n copy of this order be published in lie newspapers, according To
The a2ud and 9Th Rules of Conn.
A~Copy-Teste,
A. A. COWDERY, elk.
Iuna nj E-wiw
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rpRLIsTEE;s SALE OF CHESTERFIELD Landry vr-
i tr Of 4 Deed ui Trust, executed by Archibald Ciary 10 the
sub. crihrr, for certain purposes tlcrein mentioned, dated the I'D
dy Of II hnlary, le2. and nf record in the office of the Clerk Of
the County Court of Chesterfield, shall offer for sale, AZ public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, NJ Chesterfield Court
house, IN Monday. The 9Th day If August next, that being Court
dav, n Tract Of Land situated in the county OF Chesterfield. dis
tan, ahor, 10 miles from Rio hmond, and = miles from the Court
house, and bounded hy the lands Of lanes Niece, iloratio Farm
er. \. Gudsey, and Robert McIelland, ard containing DO acres.
1ht title j. believed To be good, but, acting III a hduciary capaCl.
ty, | shall only convey such as Is vested IN me.
WIN. WALLACE DAY, Trustee.
Il-n -nt
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NO lanes Il. MAY, CHARLES MAY AND OrHERS:-
L Take notice, that we siali, IN frliay, the .and day OF Jaly
mex. httweea The hours If lOo'c'ock u me morning and O'Clock
in the evening, ut the Tavern of Etwfd :. purycar. in the town
Of MaysvIle, county at buckingham, nd state Of Virginia, pro-
coed 10 take The dispositions oi Role Hdndee aud others, 10 be
read rs evidence in 4 suit now pending in tie Circuit Superior
Court Of l.aw and Clianccry for The county OF Buckingham amt
state Of Virginia, in which, we are plaintiffs and you and oiieTs
are defendants; aud il, from any Cause. de aforesaid dep0>iton>
shall not be taken on that day, the sane To be continued from
day To day until completed.
BRANCH < HOLMAN.
N,y 81 d-w1ri
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no STUDENTS OF I.AW.-The subscriber proposes 10 re-
oncn his Establi.Ilaent, in South street, Baltimore, upon the
anne extensive plan asfmmcrly. And, should u suitable number
Of students matricnlatebetwecn this and the INST III OCTOBER hra.,
,h.,. wuI he delivered aserics Of Lectures on moral, literary aho
historical subjects, in addition 10 many on Law, anu INC phhoso'
phy Of general politics. Students viii also nave nr p,Ihesema
,i.,t Court, organized irihc most practical way, anu an catch-
siye law and miscellaneous library at their command. u >
adjustment will be at orc open fur a lew students, ~ ADVANCE
Of those who may hereafter attend. uopru,,
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