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The New York herald., 1845-05-25

To Emigrants.-Sudden Changes I'm the
weather 1iPnI5osorncsL CorsIpEnArIor-Ine probable
Ike so s. Ts.S :" .u
supplies Sosd Ss . ssds ,a sSy ap &
continued aGsy Of The body sups.ns h.t we do aot in.
oftwo pounds per day. One pouaS viii hs eyscusted
by the bowels ard daeys and the other will supply the
% Sas Iii. ordr.o Ms m re-
We know iha, f6s Precipitation hs suddsny checked
the penpiraton thrown back int the blood and flows with
IT, ocea.oning persons whose bodies already predis
posed o dsss;s that feeling Of 'h'erns which commonly
The sudden changes of the weather will therefore Be
lie state Of the stomach bowels done danger
will arise Grst feeling Of headache pain in the aide,
Bsnismin Brandreth's Vegetable Univen,i Pills.
Take Of these innocent and harmes Pills four or ny or ova
the f1;f REQUIRES it Which .ss
-rthey are slight email dose viii do. 49, .
houssnds have by taking an occ,sors soss ~ th medi-
The Bsndreth Pills should be used by p enig'ns. they
chanse Of climate they would be Otherwise subject The oc-
s. % Of hs medisae ia :most ss,,.'t It.
vs. We shall soon be restored by few doses Of Bran
c, r ror te acton Of TN: nedcne = Ieose the
The Brirsth Pills viii e used das the pr.v..ac. Of ,oy
remove through the stomach nd Ii. horsis III morhie mat
tes thst may have accumulated 10 tn. system by nhAg
II all times easier prevent th.n cure d.sse bscsnss
hy taking preveatve do drbtse .tual
cents per boI At Dr. Brsndresh's P,ae'ps OF
nc nee NO sai Sroadway Retail sfcss No .. Hudson ssest
and Wilson, jersey city.
Medical N0tice.--Thc Advertise mn = T. OF taae
New York College Of Medicine md Pharmacy. tshsd for
q n avvill
The New York herald., 1845-05-25


Sm:-You notice IN your money article of this
morning the reduction Of Housatonic Railroad ills
to the small sum of So 600, of which portion WILL
probably, never appear for redemption. Some espe-
cial notices of that road within the next two weeks
in your money articles will be duly appreciated and
paid for by parties interested in that work, which
now presents itself in very promising view, owing
to the favorable legislation expected at Hartford the
present session, and the probable connection with
the Harlem railroad
The points of advantage enjoyed by the Housa-
tonic Railroad at the present time, are =
1st. The cheapness and the readiness of complet-
ing that route to Albany..-the track can be relaid
with the heavy rail for half million of dollars and
in forty days from the landing of the iron at Bridg
port.
3D. Its selfdependence- local trade which
cannot be diverted elsewhere will now support it,
and its increase (aside from the Albany trade) will
make. it dividend paying stock on its present re-
duced cost and value. M
3d. If it can have the Albany trade for five years,
(the shortest time required for delays of charter
getting and construction by the great Albany road,
1t will pay for itself-and, after that be independent
Of the Albany connection from its increased local
trade, from the growing manufactures of the valley
and the trade from other sources. Please present
these views repeatedly, and in your better manner,
and oblige BRIDGEpoRT
ToBAcco.-The LyncyJwg Vlrginian says g A
hogshead of tobacco, part of the crop fCaptain Wi
ther of this county sold at auction the 10Th in
stant for thirty dollars and three quarters per hundred
1t will be manufactured, of course, for the South.
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

DEMOCRATIC MEErIves.-The democrats have
already called meetings OH the Convention business
This IS the commencement Of the revolution II
will be very curious and interesting work to study
the speeches and resolutions both Of the democrat
ond wings. The wings have moi moved vet, bur
iAsy win be u work immsdistsly.
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

SPIRIT OF THE AGE.--It Is amusing to read the
statements OF the party journals in and out of Rhode
Island relative to Dorr One Of newspapers call
him telon, that deserves nothing but tho State
prison another dcsgnatcs him as patriot worthy
Of palace. This is quite in the spirit of the age
all cxtremes--no moderation--no accuracy-no de-
cency. The.man who is to-day "felon,n villain
arasca and scoundrel, is tomorrow patriot. a
saint, and hero.
The New York herald., 1845-05-25
u. y. Co,n,s,isslonesp Once.


MAY o4--An examination took lace this day before the
Commissioner in the case OF r. Beardsey, Captain n
The U 9. ship w. 4. rockingham. and Bensmin stin.
en- the mate mutually charged with sssault on hoa
lying s.Eat9 nicePa gsd April sst 10th ssand
nm eemmSylo4 u aug~9k
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I.iterature. 6c.

POPULAR LECTURES ON SCIENCE AND ART, by
Dr. Lardner-Part two, bearing this title has ap-
peared.-These lectures, although on abstruse sub.
ects convey in a simple and clear style, diyested
If technicalty, large amount OF instruction The
atmosphere the planets and comets, electricity and
weather almanacs, are the subjects treated OF IN
the present number.
WEALTHY CITIZENS oP PHILADELPHIA.-A COM
pcte list of the men who are worth money In that
city, published by Zeber IL Co., and for sale by
Burgess, Stringer " Co., here.
CopEIAND's DICTIONARY OF PRAcrIcAL MEDICINE
The Messrs Harpers have just issued part OF TINS
very useful work. 1t promises, when finished, to De
an admirable treatise ON the nature and treatment OF
Diseases and should be regularly purchased, as the
parts appear, the cost being only % cents each.
The COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE, for June.-Two beau
tiful engravings embelsh the number; IN other re-
spects it sustans well its fair reputation. This is
what may be termed an able number OF this popular
work.
THE EDINBURGH REvEw.-The April number re-
printed by Leonard Scott, ll2 Fulton street, Is re-
ceived; as usual replete with powerful articles.
PUNcH's D'ORsAy PoRTRAITs Burgess g. String
er have furnished the mirth loving community with
an edition of this small book, the engravings by
Duval. Nothing from Punch requires comnen-
dation.
History OF THE OREGON TERRrroy.-A full,
true and particular account of this interest country
has issued from the press OF VIM Taylor, Astor
House. Now is the time when such valuable infor-
nation as this book contains should be sought with
avidity; those who think SO will do well to buy this
book.
THE NATIONAL PRorEsTANT-The Rev. c. Spar
ry, editor of this small affair, continues to pro-
test in it as loudly as ever. Will his Reverence
never tire Z
THEIRS HISTORY OF THE CONSULATE AND EN-
pIRE.-Thc third part of Carey q Harts edition oi
this famous work has appeared. 1t will be compile
ted in 10 parts, l2a cents each-an incredibly low
price; its circulation must be amazing
PENN " MAaAzIHEEA republication Of the London q
field in handsome form. This work had circula-
ton unequaled wherever the. English language is
spoken; and although Of the cheap school, the high
thinl. its diffusion here will be solid benefit to the
enquiring public.
The New York herald., 1845-05-25
City lntel.iCencc.

Police Omcc-MAv 23-FGRrHER Particulars or
THE GREAT RoBBERy--ArorHRR THE BURGLARS
ARREsTED-Offcer Martin of the most efficient
bers oil the Police department. arrested this morning j.
Miller alias English Bill, suspicion Of being concerned
in the robbery in College place Upon searching him Ss7
the property of Mr. Soren. Mr.. Martin also found box
concealed in house in Elizabeth st, containing of
the stolen money All the property has now been
this affair yesterday, gave credit to those whom we
believe deserved it. We understand that in addi-
ton to the gentlemen named, MIR. Stewart Of the
clerks and Justice Osborn of the police, also deser
wing great praise for their untng exertons
the burglars
PETIT LARcESr-Joseph Williams was arrested charg.
ed with stealing barrel Of pork value $l0 from Henry
Barnes Of New Haven pier foot of Dover street. Com
mitted
AuorHEn-John, alias Jack Frisby, and John Alexan.
der, two colorcd boys, arrested for stealing
piece of mixed cashmere from Henry Simmons 100 Hud
street. Committed.
An OWNER WANrED-An owner is wanted for patent
lever gold watch, Tobias maker by Officer Joscphs
The New York herald., 1845-05-25
Personal Movements.

Isaac Hill, of New Hampshire, has reached home
in improved health He intends publishing sketches Of
his recent tour to the South and West.
The Idunton Wing mentions as rumor, that the
Hon Henry Williams about to retro from the field in
the Ninth Congressional District.
Hon. Thomas Day has been chosen President OF
the Connecticut Historical Society.
Col. Thos. L. McKenny, is about giving to the
world literary work. to be entitled "Memoirs official
and personal with sketches of travel among the North
crn and Southern Indians, embracing war excursion,
and description Of scenes along the western borders"
Mr.. Fox, formerly British Minister, being about
to leave Washington has his rich collection of
plants and flowers to Major Noland for the public gar.
dens.
Mr. Bancroft has recently received an honorary
diploma from the Academy Of Science Of Berlin
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

The Winch Family have been given concerts dll-
ring the past week in Worcester, Mass.
The Campanologians gave two entertainments in
Syracuse on Thursday and Friday evenings last.
Mr.. Hudson is lecturing on Shakespeare at Provi-
dence.
Mr.. J. P. Adams is engaged at the Old Theatre,
Bangor.
Mr.. Booth made his first appearance at the Wal
nut Street Theatre Philadelphia on Friday evening, as
Sir Giles Overreach and was we'll received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloman appeared at the Arch street
Theatre last evening.
Mad Calve took her benefit in New Orleans on
the 18th inst. 1t was q bumper
The Bohemian Grip is highly attractive in
Philadelphia.
Mad Caradori Allen recently gave morning
concert in London Box tickets guinea EACH Pit hall
guinea
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

The ARKAvsAs.-On Thursday night (says the
Arkansas freligrnccr Of the 3D. instantly the river
rose three feet and in the course Of tho last week has
risen six feet II is still coming mp noby crest
ed with foam and dotted with drft wood II has not
been 20 high since the great overflow last year
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

ENGLAND AND BnAzn.--E xtract from letter dated
Rio de .Ianeiro, April l, Ie45. The British steam
OF war Firebrsnd arrived yesterday morning from
Portsmouth, conveying Sir - Cnseiy the new Eug
lish Minister TO Buenos Ayrcs He will shortly proceed
thither and hope he may be successful in settling
the Nionevidco question II is said that he carries very
decisive instructions.
The New York herald., 1845-05-25
Movements or Travellers.

1t would appear from the following extracts from the
books of the principal hotels that there
able suspension ofraveng at this particular period Of
the year. We have received from various many
suggestions to the cause, which will bc fully deve
opcd in future remark. In the following extracts from
the books of the hotels the whole Of arrivals
is very nearly summed up. At the
AMER,o4s..Capt Bogsr, George Sykes. Burlington I;
Campbell, Canada c. S. Scolary Va; Messrs Hayes
and Barrett, CT; Slaughter and Conlcy. Val Cotton,
Louisiana H. L. King Philadelphia
AsrosmCharles Peeler Philadelphia; w. Pritchard
Edward Dickinson, N. j. E. Conroide Trenton T. vo.
sen, Boston; John Pcoll Albany d. w. Clarke, Bos.
tom Messrs. Weed and Hunt Albany Pope and Thomp.
son, Boston Rev. r. Clarke, Philadelphia r. Pray,
Salem.
CIrY.-Mr Magrath, Phila.; r. Aulck, u. 8. Navy,
J. GABprouten Baltimore, L. J. Wethsra Trenton II.
Harris, u. s. ship Lexington.
FRASKLIr.-sidney Peck, w. T. Parker, vergeanes ;
D. D. Peabody, H. Burns, Conn; Gen. Noble and family,
Essex, NY
GLoBE.--A. II. Dixon. Boston; Andrew Gam, NJ Or.
leans f. Rowland, Boston; j. Scho6eld, do; H. Robin.
son, Bridgeport.
HowAsD-Jno. De Barry, Philadelphia; Isaac Deane,
do; D. NJ Cole, Florida; II. Matthews, Oswego; c. T..
Smythe. Albany; Jno. Bell Toronto II Smith, Michigan
WAvrRLEy-- Edwd. Taylor, Scotland; Messrs: Will
ams and Mcbride, Portland; John whiting, Albany;
Coffin and Downing Philadelphia! w. Green. Boston.
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

THE Mission OF AsHBEL SMITH.-The Hartford
Times Of the 23d instant, has the following paragraph
relative to Mr. Ashbel Smith and the opinion Of Pre-
sident Jones on Annexation
"We know not what Mr.. Smith said in New York las
fall and recently, with regard to his views annexa
ton but do know that he spent day two in Hart
ford before taking the for Liverpool and here
only two days before he sailed told two gentlemen that
he personally opposed to annexation from principle
but still he had doubt that annexation would take
place. He said that large portion of the people ofTex
bound" to have that country annexed. He had
no doubt this pointbu still he declared distnctythat
President Jones and himself were opposed to the mea-
from principle. This is the story he told in Hart
ford ON Tuesday, the 29th day Of April, ult"
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

Business in the stock market is greatly reduced
almost at stand still. All the old stocks that were
offered lately, bought up and the holders evnce
no desire to put them mp again. In this case capi-
talists do not know how to invest their. money-no
Pennsylvania 5's, Harlem, Norwich and Worcester,
Long Island, Vicksburg, or Canton's are to be had.
|! gives us pleasure to earn however, that there are
in the market quantity of new fancy stocks, all
alive too which the brokers have been persuaded to
offer for sale to day. We annex list OF some Of
| them -
Of tailZmore wool than noise -webfooted, and ca
plta swimmers-know how to take the tide at the
flood
1s,riers-Excellent ratters, and expert in cat
skrmishes; but perfectly quiet among the bulls and
bears.
Bull Dogs-Several of these fine animals are
trained to badgering remarkable for length OF jaw,
| and capacious chests-quaites that cannot tan to
| be priced by enlightened chapmen in Wall street.
| Blood H0unds.-Can scent the prey whatever
way the wind blows-even with the gale on the
larboard quarter; seldom or never found at DIS
count in pursuit.
Canary Birds. in fine feather, of several colors-
some of them dun (donel brown.
Fighting Cocks, of all descriptions, that 60 on two
legs-blue reds black reds, grey hackels, &c. Some
of them booted and spurred, and trimmed tor the
ruse of fighting on their backsdes, with their heels
up-a mode in which many brave battle has been
won Others, famous at Growing
| Flying Squirrels, with strong barking propensi-
UeS, ana f0nd OF cracking nuts Win keInaiss cnat-
ter most amusingly, and hide at pleasure among the
!, leaves (of their books)
| Learned Monkeys. powers of imitation,
also Of invention can, turn somersets, climb
cleverly and cut all sorts OF antics in modern style
Some Of these animals walk upright on two legs
wear enormous boards, and remarkable for grinning
az and amusing women, and are actually members
Of the Board Of Brokers-Bible Society, and the
Common Council.
| Aldermen and r-Aldermen.-These cannot be
longer held, being unable to contain themselves
rather drug in the market, and rated very low
This is good chance for dealers in fancies.
All these new stocks can be got at par, or under.
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

From MATAMoRAs.-The Mexican schooner Jua-
nita Estea, master, arrived at this port yesterday
from Matamorns, whence she sailed on the Sd inst She
brings neither letters papers, but great abund-
Of rumors in which place very little confidence
They of the most hostile character and could
rely upon them he would suppose Mexico bent the
most desperate purposes, and preparing for to the
knife" We place no great dependence this news,
though is possible Mexico may be gathering force ut
Maamoros for the purpose Of threatening Texas
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

Dissolution or 1uS AMERICAN BAPTIST AxTl-
slavery CONVENTION body, org lnized seve-
raj years ago. with s provisional committee to attend
missionary business has been dissolved since the do
,ison Of the acting board at Boston, not to appoint
lave holder ava missionary The alleged necessity Of
IN creation 10 regarded as having ceased.
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

her I'D General Mr. Thorss hss taken her quarters
Castle Gnden. Dillon Of that celebrated estb hmc called
1t II lmrOssible for any com pOund 20 equal
DR.. y GOURAUD6 Ltaton Mediedfed soap for renewing
from the ska vesxe Of pmpIes sunhaa roughs
sallownes. heckie. NC really acls with the pc~rcy Of
charm. His LiQd Vegetable Rouge equally il dens I'd by
all pe-ced ladies gentlemen; touch Of ,his spsidd
color the cheek spIcldid aud DR..
Gs Podrs SUPPLIES possess the nvsu,h properties Of
pletey ersdicals superuous hair while his recdn rir
live Is prepared EXPRESSLY TO change the color OF light red
grey hair TO gossy brown black Not the least
among the valuable inventions Of DIR. G0uRAuD is the
Lay White, which gives the skin refreshing sotess and
As many spurious limitations Of these valuable articles
them only At DR.. FELIX GoIjRAlfD's Depot g. Walker
street hrs from Broodvsy; Chc.nu street Phiiade
pha Milk street Boston; Backus Bull Troyi Pierce Al
bany, &c.
eOhi my head, exclaimed n friend or ous
the other day "t will srlt"-We advised him try SNer-
ore ozcrge him ra,ire tl-f IA 70 minup~ We have
olte surIrsed the quick Of sir opertcn Pal
ton lowacss of spirits, and the ~ tr
wel knowr by those who spae, ars speedily cured by
orenges ths pessaat AID It ts same tine e,cu4
.hsn any other ccicne. His consh lozt.rs ire ~ tie
Of coughs in few hcurtvsl oi ,whocr.
r-ccng srd asthma, yield them when nohiy ever
sevscs So grest bss become his reputation, tht
attempted X. medicsel lore cs, but they cna,l m H.
them like Shemrs therefore they sell cm escept
o. the Dr. Shernan warshonse st No i0G Nassau
street; Rash q three stoes, Brosdv Sripg Ilud-
son; Bowery, corner Spring; aud n Fast Broadway.
Bsal's Hair Restosatsve, At his Agency a.
slhS Axt STORE vsss hosdwsv.
DnlisVss -Maxienl r9yn UxewretOr, It ~
Agency, g. Wakhg ssrsst, int dS>k lttA DstsawT J.
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

RELIGIOUS NrELLIGENcE.-The Very Rev. DR..
Power will preach sermon this day, at hafpast 10
o'clock, AM, in ST. Peters Church, upon the most
important dogma of the Catholic Church.
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

The Franklin Bath, csnauctcd usuc. by
her I'D General Mr. Thorss hss taken her quarters
Castle Gdcn Dillon. of that celebrated estab hmc caeS
tho Rainbow has take, charge OF the saloons Enough said
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

STEAMBOAT LAUNCH AT GREEN BAY.-A ste amboat
called the Enterprise .was launched at Green Bay on
the 10th inst by such events this enabled
the progress of population and Improvement in
the far West W. remember when Green Bay sup
posed to be away whore the Sun goes down. Now it is
Of the starting places for people who make up their
minds to move into the Western Country - The man
Captain Jed. Rogers who commanded tho first steam
boat CIV alk-inhc Waer) Lake Eric, is still living
Yet now there nearly as many steamboats, leaving
Buffalo as New York.
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

RED RlvER-The Caddo Gazette of the 7th inrt
says Tho river is higher at present than we have
seen it for many day. No fears, we understand how
over, need be entertained Of an overflow It would
really be too hard for the planters below who
suffered disastrously by the late storm to experience
tie additional misfortune OF an overflow"
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

CASTLE GAEDEN.-This place affords fine pro-
menade during the day, and the view to be seen
from the platform is most enchanting; in fact, for
those who wish to take pleasant promenade on
Sunday, free from the excitement of the various re-
sorts near the city, this is most delightful spot
There is concert of sacred music in the evening.
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

Medical Notice.-The Advertisemests OF tsae
the suppresson sf Qpackery the Of III 1ss win
heIsaer the fourth and lest esann Of tins
paper. w. g. RICHAHDSON, NJ D. AvAAt.
Ofice and Consulting Rooms Of hs College, s6 Nasssa
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

Polly BoDIyE.-The case of this unfortunate wo-
man will be argued, it is expected, before the Supreme
Court tomorrow, or sometime in the course of the
ensuing week. 1t was expected that she would have
occasion to be present in court during the delivery of
the argument in her case, but We have been assured
that such is not the case.
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NIarcl, c
.N'S,ss' CO.VCER.V:

.N'Ess CO.NCER.v:
fENllE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
4 selves together under the firm and style oi
BRYANT, TrNSLEY & LAVINLLn
inr the purpose oi iransacilnp General Gmctry and
Commission Business announce 10 their friends and the
public generally, thai they have taken the large new
brick building, one door below Benilno L. 'Tllsley y
Cos OIL stand aud nearly opposite the old stand o Dry
ant Young, and receiving aud have III store.
large aud well assorted stock Of Groceries, purchased
for cash. AT low prcesi aud times hard and money
scarce, they determined 10 sell at small advance
upon cost. far cash. country produce, aud would re-
specully invite the friends Of the late Of Bry-
ant & Young aud Benjamin L. Iiusley 4 Co.. 10 an
cSamipaton ui their stuck helre making their purchases
The following goods constitute portion o their sock
offered for sale:
45 hhds ?. Rico. ST. Croix and n. O. Sugars,
40barrels p Rice Sugar, (chesp)
20 hGxes Loal Sugar. .
$50 bags Ria, Laauira Manilla Marcabo and Java
Cullee. Gall cheap)
90 hhds and barrels MolasSes,
$50 sacks Salt,
80 sacks G. A Salt.
80 barrels Salt,
$1,000 lbs. Bale Cotton. Leaksvilc, Lynchburg and
Richmond helories.
10 tons Country Bar Iron, as,orled.
s tons rredeIar Iron, from half to tyre.
SOC kegs Mails, assorted sizes,
30 kegs fencing and hiS Nails;
rs barrels Tanners OH.
5000 Us sole Leather. goed and damaged,
20 asses best Lqunuicc.
80 Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
: ccroIne best lndlso
1000 lbs Nader
80 sacks shot.
30 kt.s best Gnnpnaier,
80 kegs Blasting Powder,
80 boxes Sperm. Hull aud Tallow Candles,
50 " Soap,
5 Toilet Soap,
40 " CHEESE,
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR S.EEE'.

I1NlE SUBSCRIBER oilers for sale The Tract oil
u Land on which he resides, in the county of Camp
bell. about aud half miles irom I.ynchbnrg adjon,
ing the Lands of William Darrell. 1r. This Tract cone
alns 22 acres. about GO Of which ar. in woods
heavily tnbered. aud good TOBACCO LAND as any in
Campbell county The buildings are good; the dwell.
ling is framed hIuse with six looms -four above ground
and two in The cellar and six repaces the out buildings
are very good three tobacco houses. good framed
kitchen and snuke house house shielded on three
sides for stables and good negroes house with stone
chimney. There is good orchard Of apple ireps-two
hundred chnce fruit ;rees-'rhe cultivated Lands are
divided rio five fields and three lois II is not neces
sary 10 say any thing more. these wanting 10 buy
will view Tor themselves ! will sell The entire Tract,
or part. as may suit purchasers. Will take pleasure
in showing The Land toanv person wanting To bnv
DOUGLASS H. PUCKETr
March IS
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WEIRD EEECTEO.y:

|ENHf WARD ELECTION for six Aldermen, and
l. SIN common Council men, in each ward in the
town ot i.ypchbutS will take place pursuant an act
OF Assembly, entitled ian to amend an act entitled
m act to divide the town of Lytchburg into wards, and
for oil er purposes" passed Feb 10. 1880. the first
Tuesday ~ April next--and will be held in Lynch
Ward No. icing al! that part of said town below the
LIST alley. extending from the the 2li street
the Auction Store of Talbot s .anier, Main street, and
in Henry Ward No. g being all thai par of town above
s alley extending from tn, river to 2t street, in the
house Main belonging 10 the Bank Of Virginia,
opposite John liullins's grncery
HENRY HUNTINGTON.
Serg the Corporation OF Lynchbnrg.
Feb Fl TIA