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Aurtiou 9ales.
FUTURE DAYS
ny Dsniep, uencure A Co.
SALE or VALUABLE REaI. ESTATE IN
RICHMOND.

SupfTlOr COURT
Of Chsneey for III. Circuit ed i'm m. .,
hsr-n pending under IN. General
and ais The undrrsgoed the
proceed on FRIDAY, 5th JUNE Al public ar,op
me property mentioned IN aid de oa,~
lot on Church HIN 27 streets. d ON.
undivided mo'eiy Of the Bunols
Cay street and shoeEoe warehou. rented by and
In the occupancy OF Alfred Harris, Eco.
eA sa~ viii be made the respectively and on the
ers VIZ One foofth Of the purchase
% balance IN three equal nsalnaens
eighteen months rom the day of
the purchaser required ry- bond, ,h a.
proved security and the title will purehas mo
ney 70 paid, ot . conveyance directed by Court
ROBERT C. SrANARD.
SIDNEY T. BAXTER. \
6-c4w
r- The above property viii t,.. o,,s. , ~
moey OF IN. Warehouse FIRST Friday ,,h Jim,
and Of the HOUSE and At o'elek On s,,.,
the 9th. both n the premises
Sale Conducted BY DUNLOP. MONCIIRE A. co Amen.
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OTICE.-ln consequs of the per advance
the ous on Passengers month";
and after the l3h the
Boats to LynehburE will be sc SO-wayfae in proportion
my ~ BOYD EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS

TSl tSOR BOSrON.-Tne superior Schooner
- ELIZA BROWN, Brown, master having large por
ton Of her engaged and going
Dispatch For freight passage spp Dock
orto my 20 RANKIN A. WHIrLOCK.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. HARRISON OF Ca, Offered resolution calling for
copies OF the account OF the battles which took place be-
tween the American army and the MeIicsns on the 9Th
and 9th nstans. The resolution adopted without OBJ
lection.
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rItneIpa once $50 BrOome street. New York
" For sale By the Agents,
myf gAyNOR A. .s,o~,r -
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From shs Cincinnati Enquirer.
Look ATTHiSs

Y Hero ID nutshell argument, which has
never been answered. and never will be-
The whole question Of commercial freedom
might be rested upon The irresistible analo-
~ which il affords. We remember The
siedge-hammer style in which LEGcErT was
woniio urge il 10 his Pidiadealer, although
he present shape Of the thought ls fiom The
Boston CAronoiyPe.
Free trade dues exist, and has existed be-
aween from thirteen 10 twenty six sovereign
republics, for fifty years or more, and whu
says It's a failure? You have only % GU
,f the Eastern Hemisphere, aud shave down
The Western 4 l,,Ile, aud there would be no
hing but free trade in The world. Now, y
rcs,ric!ionisi, take any one of tie twenty
six sovereign Staics of the Unlsn, and say
If it could be benefited by any. restrictions
on trade with The rest. individuals and
classes nigh, be enriched by TO he sure,
oui there is nil a man claiming ths slnalles
lhimhle.fulof brains, who would moi ssy 'ha'
the Slate as a whole would be made ~
poorcrby tho restriction, i iiioperaied Al al'
land il il did no, operale,ii would be No
restriction. If free trade is practically good
he tween twenty or thirty different countries,
extending over space 1000 miles square,
hnw docs il become bad The mnmenl you
uvers,. that extent? If trade mnsl be
against European industry t''
ihe benefit Of Massachusetts industry, VIII.
Should il moi be irarnelled againsf NJ ,ss,c.in.
SETS industry for the benefi q that OF Ohl"s
we, shoalsl Ike To see Mr.. Abbot Lawrelc
and Mr.. Nathan Arpleon ce,ae up 70 The
work like men, aud answer this. Lat 't'' m'
i ih, y.c8u, tell us why s',ce for the g'"s
s noi sa,ice Tor HE gahdsr. II. We are 20
,,sye ,esaicfions on A: de, lest the indnsiI,
oi Massavpuse,s should be overwhelmed by
icr. IN b odisc len, lei liz IN tell ,rhy il woulsl
no,,.un tia SAN, priuclpl., be wse Ia ress-
,c n;erilal trade, lest the weavers OF Fits.
burph should be overwhelmed with The
supe rabuud nee Of the webs Of Lowell, and
he farmers Of Massachusetts be Frustrated
by the plenty of whea, and corn in Illinois
| tiow would our cotton lods of American
Manchester like 10 have the pleban land
lor q of New England get the constitution
and laws So am, ndsd as 10 give them nice
projection against Westein -four and p"rk
and SET the spndles to buzzlng on the Cuyi'
hogs, thr 81. Joseph's, and tho Fox riversi
Perhaps onc reason why certain wing
zealois are re'dy Ia pronouuce the lou
dissolrrd a Ia G.ddings, is im The p'irpos
Of hedging round ins Slaes with P'oieciss
Tariffs. e
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FROM THE SOU'rH--MELANCiOLY
StlIpWRECK!

The steamboat Thomas Jefsrson, which
reached this city yesterday, brunghi p peis
(rnm New Orleans, 10 the 10th inst. To
The obIging officers Of the Jefferson, we are
indebted fora copy Of the Picayane Of this
date. The most important news is ,trat 81
ihe loss of the steamship Nsw York, b.
@een Galveston aud New Oileans on the
Ssh inst. s
She was feight and passenger vessel,
plying upon the Gull. A violent storm upon
he Guliw,ecked the vessel, aud she sank
"a Twelve fatho,ns water. Her bnais had
been washed away, and The passengers, Of
whom there were h large Number, were man.
Iaf illem suon scatierrd upon the waves,
clinging to pieces rf The wreck. Eighiceii
Lives were los --some Of Them women and
lchlid,en. The Ghlycston, sery fortunately,
CAME aloha and to.,k the survivors off the
wreck. The SC me on board the vessel Is
represented al agonzing IN the extreme.
Just as The J, ffarson lefi Nav Orleans,
news reached that city that the stearner
| HARD TINES, from Mebils was cast away.
land all OH board lost. This was rumor
me ely, but the probability was greatly iD
favor Of It's truth; as the tempest swept the
Gulf. al Il
The Boat was owned h this city and in
sured, we bcliese--own d by Samdrl Broad
,oell, Caps. aud Theodore Hwmr. fi,st Eu-
lgueer. The crew was made up, most like
| liz, from his city, also. We trust the ac;
cunnt, wheu il comes in ,n'le shnps. ~
detail less calamity than we now fear has
1happened.
The Picaysne notices The arrival, = n N
IOrleans. On the 9th, Of batlaliorof U, s,
troops, on their route 10 the Rio Grande.
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.wHIG GAINs.n y
says ts The whigs-

The Jonrnal says ts The whigs-- ss.ss
"Count UP our gains in N Hamshirs. yesmsnf.
Nsrtk Carolina. indiana, and Maine, and say II
they are not encoiirsging.'' 49,
Yes. caunt ihs,a uI,---or, .npposc We connt
them in for ysn. In New Hampshire, your
popular vote. at The last election, was about
.on.l t,sthst ofthe liberty party, which. you
feet 10 dcspisc 90 heartily. In Vermont,
where Cay had handsome n,aioriiy 10 "a,
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Foaarrv ~ Az ATTORNEY 20 ( oscar +. A.

FcaoERv BY AN ATronxEv .--O Oscar +. A.
Woodwork, young man who has recently
opened an Office for The practice Of law in
The villapc Of Rome, N. Y. was arrested on
Wednesday evening for forgery, and com.
mitied TO jail by magistrate in default Of
finding bail. The forged note was ior,he
Rome Bank, with the names 5f the endbtser
forged. |, has been discovered that Wood
twolth hps been FIR some riine cngaged 10
Ibis mode of "raisiDg the wind,"and that AZ
he tins Of presenting the note oIl,he Rome
Bank, anothsr for Sl25 was lying in the Yer
non Bunk, 10 which, were the forged sigma
,ures of the molher and Two brothers II els
wife. tits believed that another note with
which he had purchased bis law library, was
iIso iorssd. Il seems that none hut an in-
sans man could think Of starring out in the
wn,ld in such way as this, aud we doubt moi
plea Of mental alteration viii be put III
when he is arraigned 10 answer for his "ec-
ccniricities.''
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The ruling pnssion Of Curtan was jpk..
IN his last illness, his physician remarked.
one morning that ho seemed 10 cough Wit
mare difficulty "l'hsl'srather surprising.
answcred he, "as have bssa praciiciug ali
night"
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WuAr q MrANr BY ( QUA ARrra' OF aaAix9

We see il quoted in seg.s "ssiic fr:c sol
grain, ,ha, Il is 50 much per quarter. A.
imperial quarter Of Indian corn is 4Sa pounds,
~hIch il equal 10 eight bushels Of so pnuads
each. Wheat is sold by the bushel Of 70
lbs. ench, 80 ihvt eight bushelso an impsri-
al quarter Of wheat is $50 pounds.
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Fson m. pAcIrllc.--AI AIls..sr dated M.a.

y CkOh THh ACiriS,>--n a iv"oi u~ANA "1r@-
ailan, CalfcInia, August IL, ls46, says.
Commsdme Slost arrived of this port
three days agn, in The Lsvant. He selmsiasd
bu, one dsy, and then procssded 70 Panama
on his way heme, leaving Capt S'soktsn in
commend in California, which had all pussed
quietly into the possessian of the American
fstces. II is the general belief that This
emit will be blocksdcd by the end Of next
moA,h. The Warren lsfl hare in Jups, with
,ssps,chss from ths Rsvernmrst for the
rpmmpdors, supposed 10 be srdsrs about .
Hackads. When Csmrnsdore Sleat lsit
Monterey. she hsd no, arrived, bur could net
have been cut More Than four or five days
.fier he sailed, so, that if Cap,ain Stockton
carries these orders into effect, his ships will
probably be here in Septemher.n
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v .KAllDA PUTNAM COUNTY ONO Thursday oCToBEH

SPLrrrrNo HxrRs. 4--Some years ago, kce-
ef M. Sherman, md Perry Smith, Of Connec
iicut, were opposed 10 each othcf as advo-
Gates in an important cnse before Co0rt Of
Justice. Smith opened tho case with q yic-
lent and foolish ,irede against Sherman's po-
liticsl character. Shermanrose yery compo-
ssdly and remarked, Il shall not discuss
politics with Mr.. Smith before this ce,,ri, bul
| am perfectly willing 10 argue questions oi
law, 70 chop-logic, or even 10 splt hairs with
him.r ,,, ss.s
"Spli, that, ihen,h said Smith, ,atths same
time pulling sho,t, ro,gli luokilg hair from
bis own head, sud handing i over towards
Sherman. ,5
aMsyit please the honorable Court" re-
torted sherman, ~ didn'i say brisfles."
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HARD MoNEy.--ln Ohio, State which
i fip.dsd with banks aud papsr money, the
f,,mer can gel No ,nsre for his praducs tbst
li'sy can IN Missouri. where We have only
one bank S. Charles (Mo.) Pitrioi.
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PRSSsyLvASIA.--al his state the tariff
humb,lg il being bIowedup The fs-aclion
in favor ofthe Adm;ns'ra'inn,is treareaduus.
We 'iust wish We could have room Tor ths
.i,zer,s IL !, solutions ia favor Of the new iu,-
If and the complimentary une 10 the course
II The President and Voc Pres dent We
gain 4 y the thrill hninbug is used mp. The
d &c Oefober wilsa clln. L,Wksoui io'
le s.cons Tuesday IL next lnoiih~-Amsri.
5can Uaien.
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Or CouRsE. When il was undersiOod
hai Gen. 4 yIn, wis a frdsmlist, all the fcds
araI pipsrs were filed with praises Of hs
;,bey were models Of perfection
4 il their hue, and 100 much coald not he slid
d cumnlsndttioa of them; and they bsgan
- .taikef him for tteir cin'iidats for the
Bni sincsthey have discovered
ha, ils sa d mocr.l, they sty bis despilch,
70 arc written BY bis AID, MJor Bliss! and
Il y begn 10 discover that they dom.
aionnt IN much afier all u wys just s,
xi,h Gen, Jackson's Messages; The iederal-
Wis would have !, thai the Old Hero coulin'
write, md thai Van Bdren wIote his excel
lsnt Messages. Aud when Van Blrsn came
10 be presaient. they TUNED round aud said
Gsn. Jicksou hid 70 write the Mess iges oi
Mr.. vsn Barren; and that they we're very
i IN stfsip isesiles! .vsssys G5zeiic.
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( The whig State convention Of New York
INST a, Utica. and nominated John Ysuns.
of Livingston county, for gevsIaor, ssd
IIamlios Fish, Of New York, fsr Lieutenant
governor.
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0- eFfom ls2ssmy excstions have been
dirscted TO the reduction and modi6cssiNn 81
tarifs Henry Clsy's letisr 4 Dr Brsn~
son Of GesyRis.
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.prve gu, ali psrs,, and specie WIN dow in upon .
he tide. - 6sdrsp yaoksss,
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G5-JUDeK LAwLEss, a distinguished masn.
Der Of The bar Of 81. Louis, died en- the lasl'
inst
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bEMocRAc
DAVID TOD:

ia AVID TOD:
'TnK CuRRHScr or rur Cor,
.ls sTtTuTioN; u ll
GOLD AND BTLYER; u
Pu'lic snfefy. trndas sdy
and unwurying rtpEpeFity.
EQUAL TAXES:
Trio banker and stock
capitalist on a level with
t.s people.
Economy an ths Pgbhc
We Ezpssdifurs. Z
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! PopE PIUs NlyrH.--i'ne New York jour
nAl Of Coinmerc4 --cer,a,liy moi very grea,
.dm.rcr of Rom minsln--pays the following
j Isl coinpl ment 10 he new Pope;e b-s.
I,isJltic,iliy 10 keep pace with the pro.
gress OF the new policy m Rome. Plus The
N nth is said 10 have declared that he takes
lor his guide The New I. slaInenl; and thus
Tar his pa,l.cy seems iv -be AMIN tisd by the
higI,es spirli Of thai vdlnme. he has moi
oniy r,l ascd al, poliiicai pr soners and PAT
duned refugees, bnl he has furnished the lal-
.ier with public money 10 return home, and
mas received the more abl. and earnest oi
the parduned revoluiionisls inta iavar. With
al this there il a moderation, and absence oi
.,stsnraiioas display the thorough ovcr'uru-
,ing efall past pol cy, that he b, lips g remove
doubls as 10 The reality Of the Poniif's liber-
il Institutions. The extreme popularity thai
he has attained Oh tho instant, appears q
have provoked no serious co,llsleraclior
among The Conservative party in Rome. II
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TTAs nnshcd is Large and splendid Hotel at Ssctor
IL Teu, onfc Minmi Extension CArnl tnd is now pre-
pared 70 aeeomniodats any nuntef OF Tfaveefs u t'
no caI lodge them IN style not be heat in the Nortl
scst. Give tim & trial. - ~ qU 9 i3}t ..tr s
fis 7z5ie and Bar are furnished with tie est Il
try affords Persops stopping with lin will meet with Vt
most their wants demnnd. EXy
is S,atnf sarge deonvenienl; and she Eossrs a'
knys On hand. Hccunaccbmnodhseh 1t ehsteae Hundro,
Section Ten. Miami r1rsp,sn cansls y, as. Iets.
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,ssaRESDRa or TIE Moxmss---The fol-
LOVING is from the 81. Louis Organ, Of last
SaisSi&y week:
ThegSleamer Alyarado arrived At the land
ing III d morning. from Ks oknk. She briggs
dawn t,rge number Of Mormons, who have
ab,ndonsd The Holy City after all the trou-
blts and difficulties.
q Afiermnch skrInishing and several per-
sons heinR killed during Sunday, and the
three days aollowing, on Thursday, the anti
Mrrln"ns entered the city in very large
bady and aIl'comp!e ely armed. M s8s
A pariey was held, which resnledin de-
nand that the Mornions and all the city en-
gagged in the troubles, should leave Nauvoo
within five days, and al once deliver their
PERSONS, arms, ammunition, and the city itself,
into The hands nf the ant-Marnens.
This was atlasi complied with, but whether
from fear, inclination, or meto desire 10
ayod false hood, We have mol yet learned.--
The Anti Mormons then took possession eI
every thing, and, ,4of cnursr, IN contradiction
Of the late ardsfs ofthe Governor Of illinos
and contrary 10 law. Immediately the Mo'-
mons hogan to leave .iie city. A large
lnnmber starred dn The Alvarado, and niiny
on the Pstosi. ~ isS
Onthe opposite shore We understand thai
he paopIs, or authorities pf Iowa had inter
tfered 10 prevent those leaving from entering
that territory. They must consequently
csne To this city, and from there scatter
abmad.
We alsn learn that the Temple will be al
lowed 10 remain unhsrmsd, hut w much
ldoabt this, and shol,ld moi be surprised i the
a.xt arriv,l brought news Of tbs destruction
&c tbs beaMiini building, as well a. the
dwelling Of EmmR Smith. lsse
Ii righ,io s,ate, howevsr,that thus fal
no violence has been done either TO the peo
\ Iply or the building or property, and We sin
cerslytrnst that We may not be compelled 4
lchronicle any news 10 The contrary.
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FEDERALISM:
WIN BERRs

w W BERHf1 4
A CuRRKncy or BAEKHne
pkBrt;
FORCED PAPER CREDIT
Fluctudiion, fraud defsica
tion and hanhruptcy.
PARTIAL AND Un'
EQUAL TAXATION.
Bankers on their prcilfs
farmers on their eapltai:
State Stocks. free. II
Wssts snd Ers,sysge~se,
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Tns ARTEsIAN WELL, at East Boston,
which has been in prog 'ess for some tim
past, has now been sunk S70 feet. The
workmen are now progressing at tho rate Of
Twelve or fifteen feet in "a hours The
drills worked by steam power, and is to be
kept ia moi,n night and day until the requi-
rrd depth is reached, or an ample supply OF
water 10 Obtained. This con.r, ,clors ara saii-
gune that III can bore as great depth IN
80 days, by means Of their apparatus, as i
rhqnirelnias years TO attain in Grenelle,
France by halid power. The design, Of thus
undertaking is 10 provide an abundant sup
ply "f good water for the inhabitants Of Eas.
Boston. y
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AMERICAN HOUSE.


avail SRcTror I'ENs as
esnawa,ss street opposite Helsies& Blisss warehouss
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MExrco Ann Tnn WAR.--The Union Of
Mond,y evening s,ys:--"lhe only WY to
.jbiain a D ,rma lsnt psace now, is Ia. push an
ac,iye war. We hive of red tho olive
branch, and now must Ell 'rgetically WELD
he sword. The events aud prospects an
he coasi of Caliorniy rst tsigni and cnse'-
iuu. Theie is reasorSfp believe iha' be-
lore his time the whuleI0f tfia, coast ':as
been occupied BY our squadron. Monterey
is c rlanly iakeu. and 6n,m IS. and 4 i cer-
lain that The Yerba Blsna, ON The bay Of San
Frilc SEQ, was s.muiXled by Capt. Mont
polnery, and il Is believed 10 have been TAX
en- Without fesisiance." a>gs si5a
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Farmers, Rant a, v,..,.,,,

VIE Central NJ etng 81 hf
tf vrg MIA, will be he'll N. naa.inx Iou. An IN. ,S
OF Xxi Inn ma on "tDNhsDAr, tie lst day Of
IA 5st Of fsssatiy, pissed 1914 pssr,as.
INT no ohe . o. Due -ior f Bank hall
p-cy TO- any sto khodcr In ..
OF Bark thi any p.or b. vat which shat av, l.,,
" En- eucd tit'y Gays ! efore Of any sston"
dec. ~. i5iG-5awti1ihJan. q BLAIR Cash.,
FORM OF POWER OF ATTORNEY TO VOTE ny PROXY
hrow AT HEN ~ rnHsE rHF.ESTt. Tnat
do hereby appoint - To- BE- - sll@trut. aud p,,,v cf
ard IN and behalf aty rect on Of D,.c,ot
of hcetl tie fatns = Rank OF vrriat huh.ra 70
b. sub thui" &C represent Incstinl Of the
htokhohcrs of the Farmers Hank Virginia and IN
and behalf To Noi" respecting the repeating
such BY h~- iaarc's, Fuon nee.
saty sni eonveuicut Tor IN" ofus
t..., In ~itr"z whsts Of hetc1rt, set hand md
1seal III . - day g. IN ih- ycm
sisLed. seaei AID din. 81 nt,..nec OF INN
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GENERAL NGENCy. &C.


VENHE subscriber offers his services To his city
= and country freIds and the pub generally.
Agent, for the collection Claims cvTry Renting
out aud receiving Rents of ouscs Hiring
ing their Hires, and such busiLcs be-
lnt Judgment Agent lis charges easss VIII e
reasonable aud he hope. by as'ily attention 10 hu
SIN So to merit and receive PATTON Of public
ahiy hrhuly 10 dilcharge all business ri-i
refer the tollwnE gentlemen yElaw~ln NInnally Esq
BaRk Jtrgu,as Gtaan, Robert u 4 son
Judge HAY Dr Geo Minor Jos Allen 4 gger q Nj
Webb, Bacon Blsksryir" Cha Osborne, Jas SPOTS,
ihop, Christian a Go, Warren Fa'i, liask A. Libby
Massie n Whre, RioAm0Hd DIR Ino Christ Lacy VIM
Doug and Tho II Te rn Mr. Co T. Bonduau
and John Miller BEekHgtaH. MAJOR Ed Jno
Gregory, HeHro Dr. Joseph Watkins DIR Geo Harris
Thomas Boun o'ohiaHS. Henry Watkins ani Prank
kns PriTos Eirara Dou'a Eg KiHg Bia'l: Judge
Chrrtan and WIN Waller, H,igHsburg Chas W Dlbnoy Esq
N w. Having for the eight years
o the Banks OF this CITY would offer
Bank business entrusted the buying selling
stocks 81 all Kinds and ai the selling ~ Poiuce
county friends wto employ Tho country
shng hire their any
ness will p.oac al Tcs by and find
my Office Massie White below Webb la
* 10.
December 9th, lsiG.-eod6~ HIM
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- tOtNI1, 70 NH.
- Justice of IA, Peace for ssl county. here:
by eeriiy. that , wbo r,rcut-d Power Of M
infn"y personally appeared b"for. an1
STOCK On which vo" pop0s"i To be = bona fsie'
AN - not hrli by
means uG transfer desrncIo PROVISIONS
81 the act Establish regulations To- the Incorporation
Of hanks Iasscd 22d March, 1857.
Given under my hand this O - I54
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BANK or yI,tCI,I..

INHE General Meeting of the Stockholders of
the Bank Of Virginia. will be- held Banking House IN
the CITY Of Richmond MONDAY Ih 81 January b.,t
ny an Act OF the LTg'atufc passed 2Sth March
Ger os Director Of Bank proxy der IN
c,con 81 Directors HAM nor shar any ~, ,y
be valid VIII h shall have been ,y days Tor. he s
OF any election SAMUEL MARN Caslsr
Dec sth IsiG.-eodtl ithJan.
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FORM or ArowER or ATTORNEY FOR VOTING ny PROXY
hnnlr oil mon bu Lhcsc llrcscnLs- ,rhnt

hereby appoint - - be- substitute and PROXY for
nam" AMI BEHALF To Vo" nj election Of Director
Of the Hank ot Virgins Aud represent all
meetings of the Stockholders of sld Bank and and
behalf TO No'. respecting the cnctns repeating amending
bylaw Ordinances, Regulations h. deemed necessary
aud convenient for tie government ar
BANK a. iuiy mirh ot c'ui persona present
wiHess - hand and seal tbs day OF -, Isi
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Ills own property. ilr property II - his waTd-or Of
his estniir 90 int states estate naming The
az s ho-a fs held by him of
deed m trust for other
Al deed
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MUFFS. MUFFS. MuFFs.-Receiyed al
NEW nIsIC' WV uIsIC!

RyDrUED ~ sDT1NCE ar ~ tGi .V4rv STREyr
BULLETIN, DECEMBER lGru.
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formed by CluiH1 sivnr 1rrHHE. .Hf Oh Piano Frrc
Rrcnl,ct nns ri the Fhrr. corrrs.f Hg ~ rsrabcau
b.B.nssuf RCssiu's Opeta "srr.antr" Not .. 5auI6
iroI &C. Meyers Nat 'Ha Coumb az arI YANKEE
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ir Pruts p1nfCu-Cs Qu1'r dirsri b. tfr I .-,
ptu.'u r. Nr1noscs composed hy Cam Hr -.tubtu
Nts, v .nu0iss with vari1fi'ns d, Henu iiaa
The fafhn~ahie Season .srltsJri rstiHuf music.
I.ta Ar ncsc. M uirred spanish AZ with yar1ft.s
Gentle Moon. Nlra Luna crupc.gi by Bel InI ARRANGED
with variations By HurEmIIrr
tr .rsrHr cfop. comp -ci by 2 N Brown
Tied Pbt1 i'r f1r Piano. ar.rrI-arlr Nd for f
fIu composed IF Hies5tDr
Ihr Giy POLKA arranged by rovoub. bpudsoun y s5rsh
al wfh rl'orcd vcntifr
Away down Eas', sorr D, fHl fiuf .hne,ns
uuEin o. Yankee pp.-lc, by Co., 'Orraears"
Itci up Men. 60 % whyJu'e ycIHr uir Of The Ht-ys-7
famous Comic S-uzs'
' rhercsa good TINS couirg' sung BY hc Uli.hi-s,ns
Bcsi~s number of other New s1rg Ntrehts Value Sc
M Of Which fc selected FROM 81 ts subs,rbr
uI,n The most adsantag
,'spnSers visiting the city snd an vsnr IN obsin The
'vy htes New Music, &C kc shoud m 81 cal urEx An
heal dfcouu made 20 thoss PURCHASING 10 IA e. qu,uu r
WM T. MpNrAGtg
D,ahr Piano Fouss Music abt Nusssi ia-,rnt. ,srs A
SNH % fl. gaftrs ftrs.
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