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GEN. GAINES.

The Richmond Wing assures us that We We, -
mistaken in supposing that it belabored W.T. : On
for having recalled Gen. Gaines from ms co"-
mand An that The Wing admits is, lhat II ecu
spred Mr.. Polk for assigning junior oihcef lue-
neral Tavlor) 10 an independent command WIN
in The military district belonging TO his SENIOR
fGen. Gaines.) Be ilso. The spirit OF animao-
version is sill the same. This, however, IS mol
The time for discussing that act OF the Admiuis'
tralion Ii has been year and more, since uen'
Taylor received the command which ne now
holds If there was any thing improper, unin'''-
r,rv ar insulting in the transaction, then, ana ho'
NOW was The time 10 have pointed II out. bu'
we snnposcd thai The country had acquiescea ID
,bs selection of Gen. Taylor as commander Oh 'ne
Army Of Occupalion-a post which ieil 70 MN
n consequence of his geographical position, ne
having been for some time previously stationed
a, For, Jesup-and one which his subsequent
conduc, has shown him well worthy OF retaining
We do no, feel disposed to discuss the points
=, ;ssne between Gen. Gaines and his Govern
men,. In consideration OF his former services
ond o,,lap, conduct, we should greatly prefer 70
see The press OF the country PASS over IN s'ie'0e
his sexesenarian eccentricities.
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BUSTINGS COURT.-This Court was en-
gagged on Monday last in the examination =,
Fleming Winston, tree man Of COLOR charged
with The murder Of Manuel Frayser, on tne io."
Of May last |, seems, from the evidence orousn'
on before the Examining Court, that some "oros
pa,sed between the deceased and the accused
whereupcn, the accused, with stick, struck inc
deceased a severe blow on The len temple, there
BY causing his death. The Court, after hearing
the evidence, decided that the prisoner should o.
,nr,ber tried for this offence. before the Circuit
sunar;or Court OF Law and Chancery for me
county Of Henrico and city OF Richmond, who"
meets on The 9th OF October nett. The prisoner
was then remanded 70 Jail, tc await his trial 10
A..tahar
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no-wheher any part Of the curse PTonounedda ~
Canaan attached TO Ham or not-lnf ar coIor or
uhvsieaI oraanizalion' "a forliori," Ham and
his other innocen, descendants did not. ,;,or of
We have shown, them thai me proger" r,ce =.
the Egyptians belonged 10 The Caucasian eI had
and whatever effect other climates may nave t nar
in changing white into black 10 converting nan ,he
into wool, in transforming The head ana a,so
stature, the sun OF Egypt has certainly nevere1 ,ba
the monuments a now standing erected + by y,d The
Egyptians themselves, with portraits OF mem Ws
selves proclaim me gniiy Of their lineage o WE
have shown, that their own cranla, drawn loi.i ~
from the ancient sepulchres OF different paris Of
the valley, attest The same fact and we nave e
their magnificent Mausoea for thousands :, o. y
years, uninured by the lapse Of lime, and win win
every hair upon heir heads, now stand forth
their own triumphant Witnesses in defence s s, Of
their fair race, their lofty lineage ana M hooi'
name.
TraveIler0, poet King & Queen Co.
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from East of the Ridge is certain. Our thoughts
lead US 10 enquire in the Accomac District. Inc
Honorable Thomas II. Bayly mas recently de-
lvered powerful speech in the House OF Repre-
senalives son The Harbor bill, aud in reply TO inc
Honorable C.. Hudson Of Massachusetts on the
Corn trade of England" We shall commence
the publication Of This speech next week, and
when i, is finished we shall probably ask the
question, "What think ye of the Honorable
Thomas FL. Bayly as the successor OF the Honor
able William S. Archer, as Senator in the Con-
eress Of The United Slatc>?'
fU,dbrriue PepuJlicdn.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

DEMOCRATIC VicroaY-The result Of the re-
cent election OF members 10 the Legislature IN
Virginia is most glorious; all things considered
the triumph is brilliant one. Notwithstanding
our divisions--in some counties three or four
Democrats running against one Whig-not-.
wiihs,anding the soporiGc wand Of General
Apathy, who succeeded in luling uE into fatal
security in many of our slronghodsi nolwilh-
standing an entire want OF organization in our
ranks. the Democrats have come out oflhe contest
with flying colors, having triunphan, ma orilies
in both houses 8 in the Senate and IA in The low
er House. thus rendering certain the election OF a
good and true Democrat in the place OF Mr.. Ar
cher. We hope that the Senatorial mantle will
rhi. time fall on Gen. Dromgoole. He deserves
il Tor his long and faithful services TO the good old
Commonwealth, both IN The Legislature and in
Congress-he deserves j. for his high talents, his
political consistency and devotion 10 Democratic
principles.-[ Columbus (1Iis,.) Democrat.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
nICnMOND MARKETS. 3UNEI1.

RICHMOND MAKk ETS, 81 n -
TOBACCO.-For several days the market
has been dull. Sales OF Lugs al 81 20 = 90;
common Leaf 81 IS a 3 rs; middlins 4
5; good and fine 6 SO; extra manufacturing
8 10. Occasionally fancy HID. sells at a
higher price.
FLOUR-s3 81 a 4 O0-and very dull A
sale to-day Of 1000 bbls, all of one brand and Of
very superior quality, at 3 81.
WHEAT-No sales; mills closed for the sea-
son.
CORN-In demand-Last sales have been
made at62i cents per bushel by the cargo.
OATS-From wagons and railroad Al 40
cents rer bushel, and from vessels 81 40 cts.
WHEAT OFFAL--Bran IA cents; Shorts ~
cents; Brown Sluffs 80 cents; Ship Stuffs 30 cts
PROVISIONS.-BAcoN: Smithheld and City
ty Cured 81 cts. for hog round; Western Sides
6 a 6 IA cents; Shoulders 34 5 CTS. LARD
a 3 cents.
FIsH-Herrings, "a! by the cargo and scarce;
Shad 81.
CoAL-lO to 10 cts. per bushel best Clover
Hill 20 cts
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NOTICE.

THE creditors of VI. GEORGE W. T,,l.v. "a y.,,.
Nessrs. Wordsworth, Turner 4 60 Van low
smith Co, J Watkins, John II Eu,tacr : -'or. ] an
Thompson 4 Co Allison & Wait 4 20. az Gicnla Il.
Joseph Hooper, Samuel Ta'ley, nnd FaekirI : Tan,
of the county OF Hanover Carter Fo-g aui ., Ana
& Gresham Of King & Queen; a Campbell. JOIN +
McGeorg-, Hill, Temple II Co., Nancy Iala,rff,
Christopher Tompkins, Benjamin uabnry, Vfn.r'
Rrdd the representatives oil the estate al Ihon.r,
Floyd and George b. Gaines, oil the COUNTY ii Etr-
William requested 10 meet The subscriber ~ pef,r
OF By proxy, M the Old Church. IN the counts ii Iia
over, the frs. Saturday Jnly newt, ii on t-,,
order To sale Of tho property conveyed ~ the la
Taey 70 the subscriber for The benefit oi hI. creio
June !2-ci4hJnly WIN. T.. u. P.lLAEu
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GOOD FARM. &c, FOE SALE

DY vrtoe of deed Of rtrt, executed - ~. "a The
- Dist day If December, l-i5 hy ii.., shelton ana
at record In the CLERKS olce 81 ;he CoTbf, C,t
Hanover, shall sei', on the m mises, on HchD,Y
the 9th Of Jny, 1916. II fair, II NOT, he rcw ST..
thereafter 10 the highest bidder, the Tract uf Lac
which the said Eliza skellOn ro@ resides ~. t.e ya
county OF Hanover containing one lgndttt ara t..g
acrcs-mo'e OF less-adluiuug tie land- IL Ne.,t.
John Gibson, John King aud Others, ar wing U,ssrd.
atry tile road leading from the Old HturC! &, &t.
mond, and distant from the latter place el-:- ~
Ass, Ave Feather Beds, one Horse, TWO bead al a.e
egh; Hogs, and all The II Usehnld and Kitchen F9rn
ture, aud Farming Implements of ever kind, lie
possession OF the said Eliza SHELTON conveyed BY si
deed
The above described Land has on IL ncw Uweir.
House, with five rooms, Kitchen, Corn fiCu-e 10
Stable, an Ice House, we'll in tho yard and toGis
Orchard OF choice fruits.
TERMS accommodating, and made known o. ne
day OF sale. WM. I. IL. PUL!iED
Lime L. -rfds
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
R!cHMoND, JuAE IL.
ARRIVED.

Boat Star, Thomas Wright, with l.! ,on.
mdse. from Lynchburs to f. Luilam 4 c. ..1
Preston s. Enders. '"'
Boat Buchanan, M. Lenahan, with %, ,o,s
mdse. from Scollsville 10 L. 6. Iomrkins !, g."
Warwick e. Barksda!e, Jones & BLAIR \ ~
Ragand, and Ro. Gwalhmey. =
CLEARED.
Boat Lucy Long, J. Cowell, with p ior, Il.
Columbia, and Lock No. 81
Boat Victoria, 5. Johnson, with -; tons NIX,
for Scousvie, HowaElsvilie. ard Hamwc.s.
vile.
Boat Thomas NJ. Bondurant, 5. Guerrsn. w.s
IA! ions mtse. Tor Columbia and Ncw Canon.
Boat Exit, j. d. Burton, vii 81, yas ple
for Lynchhnrn.
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THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, near the Physic
II Springs, in the county of buckingham. about The
hrst Of May, le4G, three Negro Men, HARRISON /,
WOODSoN and JEFFREY. | will pay the above re-
ward for said three Negroes f taken out Of the State
of them # so taken and delivered fy dollars for
each or any one of them, il taken in the State of Viz
gina and delivered 10 mr., secured In jail, 81 that
hiyh stout well made and about twenty years Of
aye; speaks very bold when spoken to; remen
herrd positively but probably small one above one
eye WOODS0N is n black man, not quite so tall n
HARRISON but about The same age no marks scars re-
mrmberrd. JEFFREY is also black; about the same
height as Harrison, aud the same IL Is possible
that these Negroes have been induced 10 leave me BY
some white man and aided in getting free State, or
taken 10 the South and disposed of.
X. Il. SMITH.
Executor Of WilliamJ Bergman, deceased
Luna
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4 EIlNIS.

ANY rnogy Of Miss MrFees approved abyis dfea-
cd necessary.
Reference is made 10 those patronising the School si
the full thai Miss McF has received III ~. ID.
commentators of all who have children under ae.
instruction:
Dr. peterborough, DR.. Gordon, and Col Bramham.
Of Tappahann0ck; James r. Micou, r. L. Petts. and ..
F.. Jones. Esqs., OF Essex; John Brockenbronsh, Ea
Of Westmoreland; Capt. Hull and Col. Garland, q
Richmond county. June i2-C.a
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM HA-
vANA.-The ship Chrisoval Colon, Capt
Smith, arrived here yesterday, after passage Of
only cigt. days from Havana. The bill OF sale
of the Mexican steamers, in legal form. is in Ha-
vana. They are owned by MIR. Daniel Pierce, OF
the house of Macintosh & Co., Of Vera Cruz
The Mexican sailors who came over in them
were anxious 10 return 10 Vera Cruz. We only
hear from Santa Anna that he was sill lighting
cocks. Capt. Smith notices rumor that Al
monte did 60 to Europe in the same steamer that
brought him from Vera Cruz. Authentic letters
reported that he stopped in Havana, although we
April published his name among the passengers
in The steamer for England. 1t would seem,
therefore, that the whereabouts Of Amonc is un-
known.-lN. y. Sun.
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IN CHANCERY-ViRcisiA I'm Nollo"sy Co.'
i Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chantef! y

IN CHANCERY-vlRcisA In holloway cCsr{
i Circuit SUPERIOR Court Of Law and ChnGcery Ati'
term, le46: ~ l..
Vaughan husband and administrator of his crte:'.r
wife Mnnion John Powell, aduinis;rstor a '',i{
pery wife of William Perry. James VI. Bate -
william u Bates, which tw o last infants, ans ~
by John l.. Morgan, their legal guardian fiaIn'a''
against ~. a..
Bartlett T.. Todd, administrator Of William Bat 3.
ceased fsliam G. Lundy, administrator OF ar'it" -
kins ami Henry {. Worsham, Dcieni-.1|
on motion, the defendant, TODD, has leave ~ ~
answer 10 the bill Of The plaintiff. ani more han "
months having elapsed, az well since The hi'he Y
plaintiffs bill, the service CT process on me "''
PENDANTS, and they still falling 10 appear nna an
the hill taken for confessed ai 10 tIen and l'@''' -,
the cause came on Ia be heard on the sad Dill : . 4
confessed, as 10 the defendants, Workman aha ~"
administrator of Watkins, and OH thr ehs"'' -.
defendant, Todd and was argued by esGnts', ~
upon the Court doth ndludge, order a.i sect-e
the said defendant, Todd, do render before Io.""
sIoner OF this Court an account Of bis tansactlph
administrator of William Bates, deceased' anu ~,
commissions is instructed TO take any e1paiie
heretofore rendered by the said admnlsfh'e'' - .'r
basis Of his account with leave to thr pia'bu
charge nnd fnIsfy the same; aho ine a' TENED
shnll report with any mater specially stai'a ,ife
ncr,;nert hv himself or which either parry ma! r-'
10 be so stated ;, ~ rt11reparD n. I.
COMMISSIONER FITzGERhLD's OFFICE,
So,togav Cour, House. lane {. lot2
r-h,,,,,es Interested in the foregoing = r'". ,ts
n,rnse take notice tina, have nppo'n.ci fol tasr
al Iay of August next, on which shall p''s'e ..sh
the account as in the said decree dfeoe", ,tt -
~ sa,Jsfartory evidence, vouchers and Qafei-''
snshls me 10 execute tho said deciae. .,,,.r
c. w. FITZGERALD, Comh''
June l2-cw2m
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I uCk's PRIZE oFFlCE.-Drawings received .,.,y
~ evening 1T O'Clock. -!
Two Schemes for This Evening -Pokomoke io,,.,y
Glass nc: Prizes $500 800 500, 200 !. Ia;
9oO, OF 4oO, &c IS Nos, - drawn Whole, -.
shares In proportion.
hiso-Ihe Dollar Lottery Prizes: 3 Gon. 20 ~
&c - Nos, u drawn. Tickets ana share, n, ~
until o'elock, at LUck'S PRIZE DFFlE.
June II ,a.A So,
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BALTIMORE MARKETS-June 10.
FLcrR-500 bbls. choice brands al So SIT.
GRAIN-Prime Md. red Wheat sS 9lc., good
10 prime Mediterranean 50 Soc. Prime white
Corn 20 a Gle, yellow 81 5Sc. Oats 81 &c.
aovlsoNs-Bacon Shoulders d. At; sides
81; assorted 5 a 81; and hams a Sc. Lard, in
kegs. TIC, 4 mos.-nohing doing in bbls.
WHisKeY-Hhds. l9sc.: and bbls. 20a a BIC.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.-D. PAINE s
ltl CO., Richmond, Va.

Ifl CO., Richmond, va.
Half Ticket, S "a "A, tbs third highest Capital OF
81 AIS whole Ticket Nos. ~ So 60, prize Of 900,
maid within The last week by PURCELL.
CONTINUATION OF GOOD LUCK!
Drawn Nos OF Pokomokc Lottery, Class III:
Sc 3 IS ~ SO Z Q Il 81 60 10 80 -. "a
Whole Ticket Nos. - Sc. another Capital Oh wv
dollars sold and paid al sight by Ioh.L.L =.
pcr The above prizes can be seen, and moro OF the
same sort can be had this d ay al the oe.,a,
MANAGERS OFFICE.
Drawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class .
"a 50 40 81 20 % SO 70.
Drawing of Delaware Lottery, Glass 1856:
Al as As IS 4 Is A. 56 10 40 &c.
Drawn Nos. OF Pokomoke Lottery, Class III:
g II % SO IS u 20 81.
Drawn Nos OF Delau are Lottery, Class l31:
IL % n 81 20 20 IS . Is 60 e. 3.
For Tb,. Evsnins-Capi,als: $500, $500, $50,
1900. Of 500 IS Nos la drawn Tickets So; halves
]; quarters so. fine Scheme for packages or SIN
gle tickets.
Also, the Dollar Lo,ery-s 600, 80, 3i7: &c. IS
M. I. drawn June la
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Who will be Senator in The stead Of the Hon.
VIM S. Archer That he passes rom The stage
Of the Senate Chamber j. certain. But who
shall be bis successor We shall consider Of
this, and that right early. That ne Will come
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0,ryRpIN,s oFFICE-The small Lottery draws in
i Richmond to-day. Capital $1,000 Whole Tickets
al: halves so cents; quarters 2a cents. Risk on
Package OF Wholes only Sl2 co. halves 49, quarters
q 90. Sales close at o'clock. Packages and single
Tick-t, for sale Mt TrRPiN'S.
lima.
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FAIR ar PRINCE EDWARD CoUsT Doi... '
The Ladies 81 the College Church, in rtur. Foo
VIII hold FAIR at the Court House ON tht III Iu,
DsOrs TO open at O'Clock. A. NJ. IN. untIc 49,, 81. >.
specially Invited 10 attend Jln- Is
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7 T. WORDS OFFICE Lottery draws in the Ex-
j change this evening at O'Clock. $4,000 Capital,
&c Tickets ST. Risk on a package of . whole Tick
cts sI2 20; IS halves 4O 25 quarters 40 To be had
any time before O'Clock, Al ~
June 10 WORD's orr
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LOUISA RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Lou
i sa Railroad Company will be held II Louisa Court
hous. on the 18th day OF June, ls46, at 70 O'Clock
May eS-saaw3w A. W. TALLY, Secretary.
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TN HANCERY-ViRGISf. AT Rules hnld-G ~ re
i Clerks riflce of Holloway County Court, sdist
day, the 9Th day Of June 1916:
Samuel II. Hin and Elizabeth H., twidow Of Erase.
Pollard. y deceased, Plaintiffs;
against
Patrick Pollard, Robert Pollard, Philip Pollard, Mary
and Elizabeth Blake, infant children Of deceased
daughter Of Francis Pollard, and Thomas ~ Wonntk
and Elizabeth r. his wife, peirnaantS
The defendants, Philip Pollard, Mary and !1aheih
Rake infant children II deceased daughter Il Fran
cis Pollard, deceased, aud Thomas y. N"Liach ara
El,he,h his WIFE not having entered their appeafa
and gwen security according Ia lie Act of Assembly
and the Rules IL this Cuurt and IL Appearing ~ salts
factory evidence that they are not nhabtautr IT As
Commonwealth ordered that III; said tci.ufati. -
appear here the first day OF September i-rm n'f
and The bill OF the plaintiffs; and that cop 81
this order be forthwith inserted IN the Richmond m
ouirsr for TWO months successveiy, and posted II le
front door Of the Court House of this Eonnty.
Copy. Teste, {. w. FITZGERALD, j. =
June la-cw2m
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THE TApPAHANXOCk FEMALE

WILL lee continued under The direction ~ NfJ. =.
w rah J. Ellis
Mrs f. deems herself fortunate m having stcnr,i;ts
the ensuing year the Of Miss MEIER who 1i
conducted the School Tor The a- wc years. 4 % ~
crivc the warmest approba ion Of al .uirr-Str,.
Instruction VIII be given IN all th- Es ~: atanrheJ.
French, Music, Embroidery, WAY Eofh t:awing and
Painting, III he taught al c1tra charge.
The scholastic year, commencing FIRST 81 ociohCr
next will he divided into Two sessions Of i've mon IA
each. II IL desirable that scholars should enter ~ ~
commencement of the session, though they VIII hc
ccived any time. No deduction made fos absence
except In sickness.
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4 i United states Arsmy.i
il tRECRUITING SERYICE.i

WANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES Army,
100 ABLE-BoDIED EES!
- ETWEEN be ~ Is aud - yeas, !e.- ;nsn
- five feet six inches higi of gasf ctsrGecr. Jud
spectacle standing among their fellow citizens, r.,
enlisted for fre ycars, IN company r. RrgiGthi q;
Mounted Kiilemen AZ piched only utii Uo rctis.I,
need apply IL enter the service, tao,r ~
Rod OF their enlistment; md, h-sidg pos c,sns al
other requisites, are tIpsri hor5e,--..,,s 80, t
~
Tied, according 10 their respective grades, w. he:
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HoyT,S PRIZE OFFICE.

HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE.
NroTF ,he scheme for the 2Uth nstan;S50, COO Capt.
N taI-and Tickets but sl2. Make rrtnuances I'M
mediaely and secure this prize. Reroect, al Grand
Capitals sold by NJ
scheme for to-day ST. 900 Capital Tickets but 81.
r.cL,os Of Wholes costs hut S23-sufe Of drawing
s0 2oand good chance for four prizes, amounting to
re os9 75-shares in proportion, as follows Halves 50
- inuna 10 HOYT'S OFFICE.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
LII persons indebted to James A. Smell will
II make immediate payment 10 the under
signed who is appoinled' BY virtue Of a deed of
trust from said Jas. A. Smell, his Trustee, for the
collection u all debts due him, and Tor thai pur-
pose he has assigned 10 the subscriber all his
credits and claims whatsoever.
June VIM. w. CRUMP, Trustee.
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June IL

rHHoMPsoN's MEXICO-FRESH SUP
PLY.-A fresh supply just received by
DRINKER & MORRIS, 81 Main street, OF Re-
collections Of Mexico, by Waddy Thompson.
Also, new Map of Mexico, showing The Seat
Of War. june u
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uoYT's PRIZE oFFIcE-Drawing OF Leesburs
IL Lottery, Class No. 90:
So 10 Al 70 % sc . l IL So so IS CT.
New Jersey, Glass No. SO:
ia Ga 10 So L 9 IS rs IS AZ 65 50 4s % go.
Delaware, Glass No. IS:
SIS 81 IS 81 rs e8 % &c 20 SO SO.
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SALES OF STocxs made By Beverly Blair on
yesterday evening
81 shares Farmers Bank Of Virginia, S9i IS
Z al do do. SO IS
6 do. Virginia Bank, % w
( do do 65 so
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g-,r The following communication comes from
he pen Of one who is well qualified, By foreign
,rave, and studious research, TO handle me SUI
Jet upon which he writes.
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mfcseesupoeD ageeeaettcee.

Mr. s. S Stevens will give Concert oil oac'eu
Music al Mr.. Stiles Church this evening" for Tue
benefit of the Circle OF Industry connected WIN
that Church. Miss Sully, Messrs. Roster, lay
lor, Dunderdale, Cpl, Morse, and several anna
leurs, have kindly volunteered their valuable SCI
vices.
Our citizens, we hope, will lenda helping hand
10 this charitable association. The performers
are skillful Musicians, and we have no doubt mat
those who may paronize them will be well repaid
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IN CHaSCERY-V IscIsIA, 10 mt At Rules hp,G-u
in the Clerks Once VI the circuit Superior CoUr =;
Law AMI Chancery for tie County OF Charlotte, The :.
day Of June, 1886:
Monroe K Flippin, Plaintiff:
against
John B. Watkins, and Charles W. Watkins. snd
Thomas g. Watkins, Executors of Thomas Naikltsr
deceased, lciend NJ
The defendant John h. Watkins, not haviss cEte, q
bis appearance according 10 the Act Of Assembly nud
the Rules of this Court n! II appearing hy 'ni-iacoJ
evidence tia, he u not nhabl,an ot this toniicu
wealth. is ordered that the said delcndln, DO ppg.e
before the Iud.e of The said Ctut Al The oGr ton,t
of the said county, The first day o: Sap cihrt tenn
neU, and enter III. appraranrr, and answer the y aH.
tf'r bill ana that copy Of this oder be- inherited %
some newspaper published IN The Chg Of R'hUpnt u
Town OF Lynchbnrg foI Two months .ncCss,ivfiy atj
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-12
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DR. CULLEN'S INDIAN vEGETA BILE
~ REMEDY-Re the followed certificate:
Messrs. RowAND & WALrER's-Genllemen |
have prescribed Dr. Cullens Remedy with entire
success. A young man was cured with one bot
tie another permanen ly cured with three bottles.
This case was OF six months standing. have
never failed 10 effect cure.
BENZ. LEVY, NJ. D.,
Phada., Dec. %, As. North Attn ST.
For sale by L. J. PlCOT.
June 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-12

HYMN BOOhS!
TINE Dover Selection Of Spiritual Songs, BY
i Andrew Broaddus.
The Virginia Selection of Psalms, Hymns,
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du,.
Pious Songs-Soca Prayer Closet and Camp
Meeting Hymns and Choruses.
The Christian Hymn Book-by Campbell.
Methodist Hymns, principally from The col
lection OF John Wesley.
The above, with variety OF other Hymn
Books and Religious Works-tor sale BY
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Two II M l6 Main ST.