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which he has been lately assailed. They arden.,
" wish him speedy restoration TO iiea"' d"' :"
long useful ard brilliant public career
a friend, lust arrived from Lynchburs, has
,h;s mon,en, informed me Of he death Of 0eheTai
I.crson she last OF The Romans. AHhoush
his sad event has been anticipated Tor years, w
he announcement cannot fail 10 produce neeP
sensation in the country. The Tongue OF slahde''
we NAV chari,ably hope, is now silenced forever,
and The world will be repaired 10 do ]ns'lee y. G.e
OF The most remarkable men thai ever n.eu ~
nlhe tide al time" In reviewing The iiislo'y u
his illustr,ous individual we are al loss Wne-
,hcr 10 admire most his foresight skill and ao'Ii-
'ly Is a commanding General, or his sagaeN3'
firm ess and wisdom al The head Of The civil au-
mnis,Ta,ion of his country. In every s,lua'ion
in which he has been placed, il may he tfuly saln,
in The language OF distinguished statesman 10"
no more, she has exhibited more OF The Roman,
more Of that love Of country which, IN lhe nu ,
of danger, forges set-than any other man on Nv,
day.n His death, therefore, must De Sens,oiY ie,
by his counlrYmcn in whose affections ne "'i'
live. "wi,h the freshness Of halloWing rerohee-
lion" so long as gratitude for nappreciaoie sei-
vices rendered them shall have an abiding piace
in their bosoms Respectfully yours.
A DEMOCRAT or THE MOUNTAINS
I'VE regret that press OF matter has hi'ncf'o
prevented The publication Of this and lew more
letters from our intelligent friend. Though
little old, they contain many good things, ana We
sha complete The series, in spite OF his Interdc''
We can assure him, that his agreeable commn-
nicalions will, hereafter meet with prompt alien
lion, and We bespcak continuation Of the iruils
OF his ready and spirited pen.-EAquoT.l
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(copyl
Ts Tmg, OF the Imperial House, governor
general OF X wang Tang and kwang Sc, dlrec'
lor OF the board Of war; vice guardian oil The
heir apparent, minister and commissioners extra
ordinary olhe Tsi Using empire, makes this COM
municalion, &C.:
lj1eras, on former OCCASION |, with the hon.
orable envoy, negotiated and settled a treaty oil
amiiy and commerce, and fortunately received
The angus! Emperors inlunclicns 10 The operative
boards, who have ratified The same, due notice
whereof has been given by me, The minister his
is on record.
have now received The august Enperors re-
ply 10 the presidential letter 0. yonr honorable
nations august Presidents and as behooyed me.
|, the minister appoint Two high officers,
(Hwang,) the provincial treasurer, and Chow
The commissary, to take il and deliver il TO ODD
Parker, The officer whom yourexcellency deputed
10 receive and transmit IT,
Alter your excellency shall have received II, !
request you will, without delay, respectfully pre-
sent il 10 the President in order 10 manifest per
petnal amty and concord on This account, !
make this communication. and take Inc opportu-
nifty OF presenting nv regards for yollr daily IN
creasne happiness As is requisite, make this
communication.
The foregoing communication is 10 Caleb
Cushing Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Penpolenliary OF the United States OF America
TO China.
Taon Kwang, 9th year, l2lh month, l6!h day,
(23d January, 1889
(Signed) PETER PARKER,
Late Chinese Secretary Of the Legation
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U. S. Tnoops.- Yesterday The sleam boals De
Soto and Cote Joyeuse arrived with the 81 hcg-
ment Of Infantry under command OF Col. Hitch
coch, en- route for Texas.
Gen. Taylor, who is 10 take command OF the
army for lha, destination, is hourly looked for.
The ID Regiment Of Dragons will leave Fort
Jessup Tor Texas, via the Sabine, on The 18th IN
slant, having been delayed By the receipt OF
fresh horses, which required sone rest before
starring
The Troops now here are all a, the Barracks,
below the city, and II is expected will move as
soon az Gen. Taylor arrives.
~ O. Republican, July 10.
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- MEMPHIS CONVENTION. The Convention
which assembled in Memphis, Tennessee, on me
4h instan, was composed oil one hunorea anu
6fiy delegates from several oithe Western STATES
bul as the attendance was partial, and as some OF
The most important States were not represented
mn final action was had The Convention, there
fore adjourned over 10 the 18th of November next
we learn from the Cincinnati Gazette that there
u.sa full discussion of Western interests in The
Convention. At first, (adds the Gazete,) II was
indeed. simply 10 ACT upon South Western inter-
ests. But larger view was taken, and now " is
desired 10 have The whole valley OF the ONO ana
Mississippi fully represented. Committees were
appointed therefore, To report on The following
subjects, al the adjourned meeting in November
/. On the Military and Naval resources OF the
Mississippi Valley, and its ability 10 create and
sustain Steam Military Marine.
2. On the improvement OF the Ohio river; and
on The subject OF a Free Canal at the falls OF Ohio.
This Committee consists of j. Bigham and Jo-
siah King of PitiSburg; JAS Hall, OF Cincinnati;
Cbas Nj. Slrader Of Louisville, and MIR. Pa1on,
Of New Albany.
81. On the improvement of The Mississippi ri
yer and its tributaries.
4. On a Western National Arnory.
5. On a National Ship Canal, 10 connect the
Mississippi with the Northern Lakes.
6. On Mail Routes on the Western rivers.
7. On Military Road through The public lands
in the Southwest.
g. On The retaining The submerged grounds
along the margins Of the Western rivers
Q. On the growth OF Cotton.
10. On Manufacturing al The Sonlh.
H. On the completion Of the Railroad from
Charleston to Memphis.
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Virginia, Frederick County, set:
This day, Henry NJ Brent, Cashier 9th. Bank
Of the Valley in Virginia, personally appeared
before the subscriber, Justice Of the Peace in
and for the said county and made oath that the
above exhibits true state of the said Bank ON
The LIST day Of April, 1915, to the best Of his know
ledge and belief.
Given under my hand this lIlh day of July,
1915. ]. P. RELY.
We have examined the above account, and
And the same TO be correct
T. A. TIDBALL, Pres't.
WIN. STEPHENSON,
JACOB BAKER,
A. s. BALDWIN,
WIN. MILLER,
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The SLAYER spithre, with her tackle, apparel
aud furniture, was sold at auction yesterday in
Charles,own, Mass, BY order Of The U. S. Mar
shal, 70. So 300 cash, 10 Geo. w. Taylor. She is
ahou, years DID, 100 IONS burlhen, and veil
found IL sail. and Tigsing.-IH. J. Feya!s,
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ARRivA. FROM TsxAs-We understand thai
the immortal Capt. Elliott The English edaTge
a aCdires 10 Texas, "ihe man with the white nal,
is al the Mansion House in Brooklyn.
IN Y HeraLd
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lIofl.J
The 6REAT EMrsRoR presents his regards 10 inc
PRESIDENT, and trusts HE is well.

PRESIDENT, and trusts HE is well.
], the EMPEROR having looked up and received
the manifest vil HEAVEN hold the relns OF DO
rtriment over, an soolhe and lranqullze inc
Cottral Fiorerp Kingdom, regarding all within
and beyond the brder seas as one and The same
family.
Early in The Spring. The ambassador Of ~ur no,
n~ab!c aotion, Caieb CASING, having received
4our Letter, arrived from alar al my Ir"riaec ~
Ypc. He having passed over the vast oceans
with unspeakable oil and fatigue, J, The EMrE-
RoR, not bearing 10 cause him further inconvehl-
cnce of travelling By land and water 10 dispense
with his coming % Pekins, to be presented at
couyi, specially appointed &c Yng, Of the IMrE-
nary TO repair thilacr, and 10 lreaidim with cour-
leous attention.
Moreover they having negotiated and settled
all things proper, ne said minister look The teiter,
and presented il Tor MY INSPECTION and TOUR
sincerity and friendship being in The highest de-
gree real. and The thoughts and sentiments being
with the utmost sincerity and truth kind, at The
lime OF opening ani perusing il my pleasure and
delight were exceedingly profound.
All and everything they had settled regarding
the regulations OF wmmerce, !, The EMPEROR, fur
Their ex mined, with Utmost scrutiny, and found
they are all perspicGous and entirely and perfect
Is judicions, and forever worthy OF adherence.
To Kpang Cdor, Hen Nun, Fun Cacm, Ming
Pc, and Slang Hae,' j, is alike ermiiled The CT
lzcns oflhe United SAFES 10 proceed and accord
ing 10 the articles The treaty, at their convent
ence 10 carry on commerce.
Now, bound BY perpetual amily and concord,
advantage will accrue 10 the eihsens OF both M
tons, which, trust, muIceHainly cause the PRf-
sIDEST also to be extremely we'll satisfied and de-
Lighted
Taon Kwanc, 24lh 81 llif m. and Hh d. C6Ih
Dec. A. D. 1919
Grea, sea OF the empire in signc, OF The
cb;n.se AMI Tartar immortal will (
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IT PARxE PolSDExTER, ESQ, was on Mon
day last, re appointed Clerk Of the County Court
of Chesterfield, for The term Of seven years.
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-S-i~HoIT~I IT
ITrginio, Frede1ill county, SCI:
This day. Henry NJ Rrent, Cashier Of the
Bank of The Valley in Virginia, personally ap-
pearei before the subscriber, a Justice OF the
Peace. in and for the county aforesaid, AMI made
oath that the foregoing exhibits true STATE OF The
said Bank on the Isl day OF July, ls45, 10 the best
OF his knowledge and belief.
Given under my nand this lth day Of Jnly,
l845 J. P. RELY.
We have examined the above account, and find
the same correct T. A. TIDBALL, Prest
WIN. STEPHENSON,
DANIEL GOLD,
JACOB BAKER,
A. S. BALDWIN,
ARFRED PARKINS,
WILLIAM MILLER,
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESiDENI-
William Nelson, consul for the port OF Pana-
ma, in the place of Jeremiah A. Townsend, re-
called.
George H. Goundie, OF Pennsylvania, as con-
sui for The city OF Basic, in Switzerland, in the
place Of Seth T. Otis, recalled
Joseph Cowdin, Of New York, as consul for
the port Of Glasgow, in Scotland in The place OF
Thomas Mcclure, recalled.
Thomas w. Glpn OF Pennsylvania, as con-
sui for the port Of Belfast in Ireland, in the place
of Jas. Shaw, recalled.
Ramon L. Sanchez, Of Florida, as consul Tor
The port Of Cartagena. in New Granada, IN The
place Of Samuel Fl. Kneass. resigned.
BENJAMIN Sherman, Register of the Land VI
flee al lonia, Michigan, vice Ira Porter, whose
commission will expire August E, lS45.
Joseph B. Browne, as Marshal of The United
States for The Southern district of Florida, the OIL
flee having been vacated by his resignation
President DEw-We have been informed by
q gentleman who knows the tact, that MIR. Dew,
the present very popular and talented President
of William and Mary College, has declined the
appointment Of Professor al the University OF
Virginia, which was lately rendered TO him by
the Visitors OF that Institution. This conduct IS
as honorable TO Mr.. Dew as il is gratifying TO The
friends OF the venerable Alma Mater OF Virginia's
most distinguished sons.
The citizens OF Williamsburg have had pup
lie meeting on The subject, and have testified ineIf
appreciation OF Mr.. Dew's course by rendering
him The compliment of public dinner. While
the College of William and Mary will thus re-
tain The valuable services Of Mr.. Dew, We hope
The Visitors of The University will be able 10 flnc
substitute every way worthy Of that noble IN
stilulion--fP Petersburg Republican.
STATE If the Bank of tho Valley in Virginia
including its Offices Of Discount and Opposite,
.ElY Isl 1874.
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[Erom The Uusiin. TN Union.


This singular document, which perhaps sur
passes in lis dimensions and in particulars OF
composition, any Stale paper which was ever
addressed to our Government, has arrived d. 'ne
Department of Stale We have had an Up,
porluniIy of seeing The extraordinary mi>sFe. anu
have been favored with the following copy III
the translation, which was made from inc oh,-
nese by Mr. Parker, and transmitted win Ihe oi,-
ginal document The whole accompaniment y,
almost a. UNIQUE as the document ITSELF IL VIII
be deposited with the archives OF our Go'e,h-
ment 10 CRAFTY the curiosity OF r"fno%'. ~
companying this letter. is one addresses - w.
Gushing, our late commissioner 10 Chi''a
which We furnish also translation.
The reader will probably recollec', 'iiaa We &c.
Gently published an Interesting communication
from learned Chinese scholar in this city, dcs-
crirtive OF The characters OF The letters Sin..n
By the Chinese; and proving that the higher li l
respect intended 10 be shown the larger was inc ~.
mensions of The letter. II this rule be a coifec'
one, TO higher respect could scarcely oe SHOWN W
the President Of the United States, or perhaps ~
any poenlaic upon the face oil Inc EARN, uiaH ="
this extraordinary composition. o:,o, 90
The contents of The letter 10 the Presden! are
very aereea.l lie. L, brealhes the pure spin "
peace, and sincere desire 10 extend the teneh'S
Of intercourse between the two great na'ionS
The Central Fioroy Kingdom, as 'ne Gn,,
nesc call their own empire, and the q: Sa', .,
OF The Flowery Flag" as they call u.s. pee .ne
sentiments Of, Scholars and people OF canon,
in Mr.. Cnshing's Documentary Correspondence
submitted 10 The las, Congress, page Co..
Ii is amusing 10 see with what an ar oil re'ineu
courtesy the Emperor excuses himself Tor not see
ing Mr.. Cushing al Pekn. Our COMMISSIONS
was mos, anxious 10 take The trouble Of The vish
bul The Emperor plays the diploma'isl' and d' ms:
guises his policy OF keeping strangers from MS
capital, under the appearance ofIhe greatest con-
siferalion for The comfort of The ambassador
The letter 10 the President consists OF ron
feet inch long by , feet II inches wide. Inc
writing is on field OF plain yellow silk, WIN
margin OF silk OF the same celor, embroidered IN
gold thread. The letter is in Two languages,
(Chinese and Manchu Tarar,) in characters OF
large size, and in perpendicular columns. which
are separated in The middle BY The imperial SEAL
which, is composed of Chinese characters enclosed
in cartouehe atou, inches square. THIS roil Is
enclosed in wrapper Of yellow sim, (yeiiow
being The imperial color) which again is enclosed
in round box covered with yellow silk, ana
closed by two iasenings OF jade stone; ana mail
IL is enclosed in an oblonS square box OF rose
wood, and padded and lined with yellow silk.
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(Signed,) PETER PARKER,
Late Chinese Secretary 10 the Legation.

.The FIVE ports In tho Chinese empire which The
treaty opens TO the Of the L. sates-EoiIoS
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Rtc}bnroo10 1gmattfr e..

Is TEXAS 4 PARr Or rue UNITED STATES =
The Bulletin, OF Yesterday morning. amer auie,
ing 10 the diversity of opinion which exists mere
as 10 The true relation in which Texas al present
stands towards the United States, expresses me
opinion thai il is now an integral portloh " .'.e
American Union. A consideration Of Inc rea-
sons which are given for this opinion, mus, IL
appears 10 us, bring every rehee'ins il'nu - 20 .
similar conclusion. Other arguments are no'
wanting which tend 10 The same end Whatever
construction may be put upon the JOINT fesolu-
lions now adopted BY I, xas, as TO The PROPHECY
of admitting her to the rights and privileges OF
.S,ate there is no room 10 doub, that these reso,
lutions created her territory OF this Union II
This is correct view Of the matter, The lnhapi,
lan.s OF Texas are now citizens OF the unileu
states and entitled 10 all The rights and priv,
lepes enioyed By the latter The commercial
relations between Texas and the Union nave
impaired additional interest 10 this question, ana
much anxiety is felt to know when The former
will cease TO be regarded as foreign country ny
our Government. In relation 10 this we are IN
formed that the Collector of the Customs, beng
OF the opinion that the unconditional acceptance
on The part of Texas OF the Annexation resoiu,
lions would constitute her an integral portion OF
our country. addressed The Secretary OF the Irea-
sury on the subject some time previous 10 Inc
news fthat event here asking for instructions
as TO The footing upon which the commerce OF
Texas would hereafter be placed In The mean
lime: since The intelligence reached here all
entries OF Texas property have been made under
protest. at the suggestion olthe Collector.
~ q. .Ie6crsonian.
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COMPASSIONATE 0FrcE,,
Richmond, Goth June, , 49, i
The parties concerned are heren' l".h. -,
have appointed the 25th day OF Septen u. -,
al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at my Office, ID - NV:
Richmond, for performing the duties se'l'"'
the foregoing decree. c,c,
July l-cw4w JOHN SHORE l''
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STATE of The Bank Of the Valley in Virginia, IN
eluding is Offices 81 Discount and Depo,.te,
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s2.i06,925 81
II NJ. BRENT, Cashier
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Grea; seal OF the empire in signc, OF lhs
Chinese and Tartar imperial will.
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STATE If The Bank of tho Valley in Virginia,
including its Offices Of Discount and Opposite,
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DIed, at Old Point Comfort on Wednesday,
the l7lh July, Col. WIN. BoLLISd OF Goochland
county, in the 69lh year Of his age.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Jan. Il.


Corrox-There has been a brisk demand for
Cotton aud prices at the close are shade higher
than las, week Sales of 500 bales mid. fair to
i4I New Orleans at 5; st; $50 Florida and
Mobile alG g.; and 4S0 Upland at 81 cents
for middling fair 10 good fair, cash and time
Weeks sales 1910 bales
FLOUR .SD MIAr-The Flour market has
.een excessively dull, during the past week, and
The transactions have been on the most restricted
scale at previous rates To-day there have teen
sales Of 900 bbls. common brands at 81 l2i per
hbl part Tor export. Sales for city consumption
AZ 81 l2i 31i for common and good brands;
choice and extra 50 5.
GRnS-No arrivals BY water. Wheat-sales
early in the week of2000 bushels fair Penna. red
al S. and 1000 bushels cool red at 81 cts. per
bushel Tor grinding; 1000 bushels fair Southern
1t 80 cts, all in store Corn-no sales and the
demand has been limited. We quote Southern
lew fiat yellow al Al ~, and white 39cls-
Oai>-no sales. Last sale of Southern was at
% cts. Exported 6i0 bushels corn.
PRovIsIoNS-Stocks very light. Old Mess
Pork is held at $40 per bbl.; Mess Beet at 81 so
IS, and Prime al IS 30 g. New Western
Hams are wanted at a 81 cts No Sides or
Shoulders here. Lard-salcs Of 1000 kegs and
bbls. at 81 els. per h. for old, and 8, cts for
new Western. Buiter-is scarce and prices
steady Cheese-sales at G. cts perlb.
SPiaTs-Brandy and gin are dull at previous
rates. Sales Of ". E. Rum in bbls at 80 cents
Whiskev-Sales in hhds. at 81 2ll centS-30O
bbls al % cts
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VOCAL AND INSTRU MENTAL
INSTRUCTION..

MIR. vANDEN-BERG respectfully announ-
lNl ces to the citizens Of Richmond and its vi
cinity, that he is at present permanently located
with his family in this city, and that he is pre-
pared 10 give instruction Oh the Piano Forte, and
in singing, to all those who may favor him with
their patronage. He also informs the ladies and
gentlemen residing in the country, that he is vii
ling to 60 and teach at their residences, if any
should desire il.
MIR. V. has been the Professor Of Music at The
Female Seminary in Warrenton, North Caro-
lima, Tor the last three years. The reader will
find certificate of his capabilty below, from the
Principal OF the Institution:
"Mr Theodore II. Vanden-Berg has taught in
the Warrenton Female Seminary for the last
three years, OF which | am the Principal. Du-
ring this time he has sustained good moral
character, and discharged his duties as teacher
in a manner highly creditable 10 himself and
very acceptable both 10 his employer and his pu.
pills. He is seldom equalled as performer, and
has always been prompt and faithful in the dis
charge of all his duties. He is one Of the most
successfulmusic teachers with whom have ever
been acquainted. n. 4. UKh VEo,
"Warrcnton, Dec. 8, 1874 Principal"
Reference to VIM. B. Hamilton and A. N.
Noting otths city.
Orders leil at R. Morses' or Nash and Wood
houses Music stores will promptly attended 10.
January 4-dlm%
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WHITE PLAINS FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber wishing TO remove from the
i vicinity OF Fredericksburg, offers for sale
one of the most desirable residences in the Stale
including 90 Acres OF Highly Improved Land
To most persons in this section Of the country a
minute description of this property is unDecessa-
ry-sufice il 10 say, that the Dwelling House is
in complete order, containing large rooms, a
Green House. Two large PorticoS, the floor OF one
Of which is laid with marble-two spacious Gel
lars with fire places. The grounds about The
house are laid of in the most tasteful manner,
and are ornamenled by variety OF flowers, trees
and shrubbery. On the premises are two large
Cisterns-a Well of good water-a large and
handsomely laid-off Garden-all The usual out
houses, and number of Fruit Trees, bearing the
very best Fruit.
Also, Tract of Land, in Essex county, inn
mediately on the Rappahannock River, known
BY the name of Notwithstanding 900 Acres,
more or less, with good Dwelling House, in
which there is good Dry Goods Store and
Pos-O Office The stand, for a store, IS deemed
the bes in that section. The River abounds in
Fish and Oysters. About half OF this tract is in
cultivation, the balance is heavily timbered.
Fr Bargains in the above valuable Property
may be had, by communicating with the sub
scriber at Fredericksburg.
Jan. l7-2aw,lM NJ. T. LYNCH
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RICHARD d. SANXAf,

RICHARD D. SANAaf,
Notary Public, CDnrepanctr, General Asiht, ana
Coiiector Of accounts,
OFFICE on Main Street, opposite MIR. John
~ ~ Gordon's, Richmond Va.
R. d. S. will attend 10 the taking OF Dcposi-
lions and all other Nolarial Business, will execute
Leeds OF Trust, q, Bargain and Sale, Wills, and
all other Conveyancng As Agent, he will al
lend TO The sale and purchase Of Real Estate the
Renting Of Houses. The Settlement and Collection
Of Accounts. His country friends, having farms,
or real estate in The city 10 dispose Of. or any
other business requiring al agent, will find their
interest advanced by his vigilance in The accom-
plishmenl of their views
r. d. s., in presenting hmselilo the public IN
the above capacity, does - with an assurance,
that By perseverance and unremilted attention 10
the business contided 10 him, he will SO lar contr-
butte to their interest rs 10 insure satisfaction.
REFERENCES:
Pi1hmond-William Lambert, Esq. Mayor;
Stafford II. Parker, Esq, Register OF tie Land
Office; James +. Heath, Esq, Auditor Of Public
Accounts; Fabius M. Lawson, Esq, Treasurer Of
Virginia; John G. Blair, Esq, Cashier Farmers
Bank Of Virginia; Samuel Marx, Esq, Cashier
Bank Of Virginia; William P. Stroller, Esq,
Cashier Exchange Bank OF Virginia; Messrs.
Williams Haxall, and citizens generally
Peier1mg-David May, Esp; Henry Thwcau,
Esq; Joseph C. Swan, Esq
Ian ;l0-l3,Sao3