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rHE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT.

.f,hr most important discoveries of the age, in
the condition Of this large class Of suffer-
tnss~,nly, Consumptives, is DR.. Wstar's Balsam Of
ns re,ry What time establishes and consecrates,
~. .,nerience adopts and confirms, what all men in
o,,,s unite IN saying is good and valuable is SO, no
s popularity Of this sort fixes Ia society Its roots
\ dsep and strong, that time cannot destroy it, The
e.ss which has attended this medicine for several
pas, has overcome the preudices of all respecta
and sensible men, aud the article has taken stand
osp the first class of discoveries and blessings of the
l. and hen resoted 10 IN season. eTadicatcs the dis
| Is for which il Is recommended.
lie cut the following from The Bellows Falls Gazette
auuary, 1886:
iISTARxs BALSAM.-Notwithstand our aver,
10 pufing as many do, everything wa. oo ,
t,v in the shape of Patent Medicines, anu .'ie ae.
I've scarcely ever take medicines OF any KIND, yet
,si mat we should be doing Injustice TO the com-
nv by Withholding longer the favorable opinion
10. ri Wislar's Balsam, in cases OF colds and pull
~ COMPLAINTS. Having witnessed lis good effects
r,ral instances we believe II 10 be an excellent
lie.
4 - gsware of counterfeits and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN other preparations of Wild Cherry. Remember,
civ initiate In aame, without possessing the VII
! Buy none but the genuine and original DR. WIS
Us BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-sisned l.
=, n the wrapper.
ETH w. FOWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass,
/ s.,ale, wholesale and retail by -
Ne 4S Main Street, Richmond,
. ls4s And by Druggists generally
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OTHER NEW NOTE UPON
WOrcesier's Pianos!
an the Home Journal, 25.h Not

rom the Home Journal, 25.h November
,nsCEsTER'S PIANOS.-We were invited few
N s,ys ago TO examine the Piano Forte Warerooms
=, u Worcester. in the Third Avenue, where we
,hs material of the instruments IN every stage oil
ss.,n from the rough boards TO the highly hnish-
s. .,onisite " toned ornament of the plror. AS n
ian Mr. Worcester has had great experience, and
,,uments are known and appreciated IN every
I'm, land We advise our readers, If time and
,,my Offer 10 take view ofihe internal arrange
30 II N,. WIS extensive and admirable manufac-
r.. New York Commercial Advertiser of the 9Th
mhe, comics the above. and says:
I'VE agree with the above, from Morris and Wiilis's
ms Journal most decidedly, and We claim TO know
..,biu, about The matter. Mr.. Worcester's pianos
nnsrrpassed in purity and volume of tone, and finish
I''"AA DINNER s. MORRIS,
soI.E AGENTS FOR WORCES TER,
;ust onenrd FIVE of his superior Piano Fortes, re-
ID by ,he schooasrs Marietta Burr and Virginia.
|p ihe srhooners Manchester and Fair, daily expect.
,hsr will be in receipt of others, and shall continue
oush the season to add 10 their assortment OF his
,S- manufacture. From the high reputation Of Mr.
o',.s,r,s Pianos at home, as evinced from the nu-
IONS notices Of the press Of New York city, and Of
L,,n testimonials from own citizens, purchasers
II re-, assured that, in his manufacture, they obtain
| ,.I,um-nt OF the highest order OF make.
lam terms will be found as beial and as fair as can
obtained in any OF the Northern cities.
and the public invited TO eI-
ll.Ee oar assortment.
TUNING AND REPAIRING.
Sir ] :. Thurston, long and favorably known among
a. an experienced and superior Tuner ard Repairer
Piano Fcfes is employed in our establishment, and
|ll attend TO any orders left at our store.
DRINKER & MORRIS,
Inc Publishers and Booksellers
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Excha Hage Hotel,
(WAsnlSoTuN clTY.)
nv IN Al McE[ ,HANEY.
LATE OF VIRGINIA.

LATE OF NlROfNtt.
kBlS large and commodons establishment has been
fitted up anew, and greatly enlarged since the
sing Of the last business season, and Is again ready
he reception Of visitors, OF whom one hundred can
comfortably and elegantly accommodated in style
urpassed by any Hotel in the city, and upon terms
|rch cannot fail to please. The proprietor has
ksd the large brick building adjoining the Exchange,
is cas-; side, and by a convenient conpexion which
las formed between the two. has so arranged the
bic building as afford easy access TO tho parlors,
\ aary and chambers Of each, and At the same time
L separate them, as TO afford the ladies and gem
n.n with their families all the privacy and retire
N. Of a private boarding house. This ladies' and
k,men 3 ordinaries will be always spread with all
! t,icacies whic, this abundant market furnishes,
Every thing provided which can contribute TO the
|nici! and satisfaction Of his guests. The chambers
\ hi.d up In style Of elegance which cannot be
Il where surpassed; and the attention Of members
Congress- as well as all others, is invited TO them
h Exchange is pleasantly situated on street, I'M
kaa,siy in the rear Of Colcman's Hotel, and offers
most agreeable retreat TO all who would escape the
Sss aud confusion incident to Hotels situated on
ndsyivania Avenue. The proprietor has had the be-
iioi one years experience as a Hotel.ke IN
i.angton city, and with his knowledge OF the bust
~ aa:,ers himself. that by strict and unremiitinc
,non, TO obtain his share, least, Of the favor and
ii patronage Of the public generally. His Hotel Will
sader in comparison with the best 10 the country.
In. ~ .Gf
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All the branches of thorough English Educntion ~
t..5 -, ..,,cn of "a, pontLs ell
WASHINGTON Academy.

TIME undersigned having associate for the purpose
i of establishing ~ tue i,~n "i washington an w
stjlulinn On more scale Than heretofore give
notice that they will open "a the 9Th 81 Jannary '19
and WI terminate the hrs, ess"n on the 5th OF Jul!
The second q! commence on the LIST oi S'P-
tpmber and ter inmate the 2lth of December.
Tli, School is de signed oa!Inr 10 pupils an nrpO!fii-
nty 10 chain Thorough ahd liberal education IN"
SUBJECTS embraced in The plan Of instruction viii he:
lst. AHci.n ana Modern l.lHruase>-vlz: lhr nc.
brew Greek, Latin, French, German, Spanish ana
Italian Languages ami Literature Ancient anu Modern
History. Sc.
mo,opica reference 10 The ElglisI systrmacal aud
thorough knowledge Of tie structure and material .!
the latter being an important branch of Modern Eincd
ton. All the languages vii be taught AFTER lhe manu-,
of the most approved hgi schools in this country and
in Eurupe-viZ: by oral and written exercises, ana
translations made from the English INTO Inc respective
ancient Modern langnaee also, by examinations ana
questions on III. best text books.
The French and German being spoken by one nf the
Principals, upls who may desire 10 obtain facility IN
cnnyersng in those languages viii have an ample op-
portunity afforded them.
Cd. English Grammar, Geography, Composition, Eio-
cution Book Keeping, Mathematics, IA liberal course,l
Chemistry, Natural aud Moal Philosophy. &C., &c.
MIR. Grayson will also have Female School; tom
Quoted nv lady Of experience and h literary attain
ments in which young ladies will be instructed IN al
the branches Of an English Education, Modern Ian
puapes Vocal and instrumental Music Needle WORK
Drawing, &c.
Vocal Music will be taught in CLASSES without an e!-
ira charge. Piano and Guitar at the usual rates.
nT. Grayson bases his claim 10 The pi''ic patronage
on the fact of his having conducted this Academy Tor
number of wears Ia The satisfaction Of his employers
Mr. iaertrns refers 10 Professor Harrison, Of the UNI
ve5sty Of Virginia, i'm whose family IL has taught and
given entire sa,siacton, also, To Professors " ~:
ADJ Pnber G Ringers of the same nstiiuIion the Hon.
Judge Eranch, OF Washington City, and many other
gentlemen Of distinction and learning
Washington is situated At the base OF the biue RIDGE
la remarkably healthy place. and there are no haunts
of vice within ils peaceful borders. The society oil
Rappahannock is of the first order.
TERMs-For board. washing, fuel, light &C., tten
s3 with an extra charge for Modern Languages, Mu-
sic, &c Board TO he paid half yearly in advance.
Additional information be obtained by addressing
the Principals, who will furnish circulars containing h
G w GRAYSON,
II w MARTENS, A VI.
nJ The male and female pupils WIN room IN srpa'
rate buildn "a hui eot n, The same table, thereby secur
ing that will b. duly appreciated by parents.
Washington, Iappahannock CO., Va, Dec l-cllt
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~ CHASCERY-vIgGiSIi: At hulrs he.c III tht
! Clerks Office Of the Superior conI, Of Law and
CEancery Cor the county Of Halifax, IN The month oil &c
toher, lss5:
and Mary e Crank, which SAID iisram tt Joseph y
and Mary are infants, aud sue by their next ifrnn
William Crans, r'd'h''h7
Charles A Baliow and William 7 BaCw, Executors
of Jesse Baliow, deceased; William i Btilow Jane
Hooker WIN Montgomery Bailow, Eiizabstn Bailnw,
WIN n Haow Henry Bailow, John BaHo", Ia" IN
p,llow James Ballow, George Ba.iow. Augustus J.
Walton and Mary e his wife Louisa coint' lanes u
Goodman FAC. 4 Goodman, Charles G"olman. Lure.
ton 3 Goodman, Thomas Goodman and Eiizaor.n ms
wife John Gulhrey and Martha his wife, samuel Bag
,yar and WiIanna his wife, William Wright aud
lane his WIFE who was Jane Coleman, saian 1oie
man Charles Coleman, Hannah Anderson, Henry Al
ds,son st,rlin, Anderson, Charles BalloW John BAL
low WIN r Bailow Jr. VIM Baow, t,atharine Baiio",
Elizah.lb BalIow, Dianna Baliow, Thomas Hudson,
Nancy Hudson. Thomas w Dowdy and Mary ms
wifs r 5 Jonrs and Elizabeth his wife, Hezekah
Fo,d and Elizabeth his wife, Samuel Wallace and Ann
his wife. NJ, &c.,. pa,,,s -,
The defendants, James Baow, George Baliow, Lou
isa Col1uit James Il Gooman. Litiieion 6oocinan,
sarah Coleman Charles Coleman, Henry Anderson, ana
Charles Bailow not having entered thrir appearance,
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence ihal tney
moi irhabtanis OF this Commonwealth, X Is oiu-so,
That the said last named defendants d" appear mere h
the first Monday in January next and answer ihe pam
lifts, hill; and that copy Of this order he iorth@h ~
serted In the Rrhmcnd Enquirer for TWO months sue
ces.iyeiy and posted at the front door OF Inc topt
house ose o 2, .a,s soa"" ~ WM HOLT, elk
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TN CHANCERY-yIR6IsIA:- AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit the 7h day Of December, 1873
Ralph Clark, Eneas P Clark, Frank Work, Isaac Cs
good and Samuel Mclean. merchants and partners,
transscing business under the firm, style and name OF
Clark, Work and Company, Plainiihs:
against
Benjamin, alias F Lowe, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not nhabitant OF
this Commonwealth II is ordered, that the said de.
PENDANT do appear the rules 10 be held for the said
Court on the first Monday In March next, and answer
be forthwith inserted In some newspaper published IN
the city of Richmond, for Two months successfully
and posted at the front door Of the State Courthouse
In the said city. Copy Ieste.
Dec l2cw2m r. ROBEhTS, clerk.
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LOTTERIES.
Sfrnssoss,s siesIse,

MO. S, soUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RIcn-
| IN MoND. VIRGINIA
| Lel all the world say Whattii1y can,
| For selling Prizes. STRhTTUN'S the man.
Drawn Nos OF Lecsburs, No IL:
% 63 3S "a IS 3 IS 6l "a 81 30 So IL.
Whole Nos. 80 SO 63 prize Of $50; do. q
25 63, do. of 5000 boh sold and paid BY
STRAIT TON.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware No. 60:
81 % 26 IA Sc 80 % 70 81 63 30
Tickets Nos. 80 al 63, a prize OF $500; do
| 80 So 63 do OF 400, both sold AMI paid By
STRATTON.
Draws Nos. Delaware, Glass 60:
274i S % 26 IA So 30 % 70 81 90 35.
Ticket 80 63 70, a prize Of $500 sent 10 this
Office
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia, Glass 75 Dec. 8:
| 65 SO 80 33 81 So s 10 63 20 &c 70 "A.
Ticket Nos. 80 80, Z capital, sold and paid
by STRATrON.
SCHEMES FOR THE HEEh
90 600 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-Leesburg, No. "a. Capitals: sa0,09o,
6OOO 4O0O 2d6s, 10 uf 600, &C. rs Nos, IA drawn.
| Tickets S.; haiyesa 50; ars. -.
| 10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
| Observation-Disclosures No. 81. CapiiaIs:-S4O,-
Co., 10 O0o $780, 5000 $500 2i3, Of 500
| 300 of 500, &C. IS Nos, Il drawn. Tickets $40;
| halves s; quarters 2 80
20 600 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
| THURSDAY-SusseI, No 70 Capitals: $4,000,
$780, 1000, $780, 10 Of 500, &c. &C Nos, IL drawn
| Tickets SIS; halves2 50; qrs. 25
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
FRfDAY-Monongalia, No. AZ. Capas:-sl5,UO0,
5000 900, 1884, Is Of ,O00 &c. G6 Nos, 10 drawn.
| Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters /.
4,672 DOLLARS! 4 OF 1000 DOLLARS!
| SATURDAY-SusseI, Extra, No. 1870 Capitals =
s4,672, of 900, &c. 70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
| al; halves so cts.; quarters rs eta.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No IS for 1885, TO
DO drawn Saturday, i,ec. 10TH IS No. LotIery-lJ
drawn ballots Prizes: $500 10000, 5000. 1910, 10
of 1000, 10 of $780, lnof 25U &c. Tickets SiO-sharss
| in proportion.
$50, 900 Capital !-Sl 600 lowest 3 No. priz,!
Virginia Leeshurg Lottery, Glass No. {, for 1919, 10
he drawn on Saturday, December aad IL No. LOTTERY
-l2 drawn ballots. Prizes: S5!"Ll, 31puJ, 2l,OOO
TO- 600 2l4 of COO, CT of 30, lc Tickets Sl5-slares
in proportion.
Virginia eesburg Lottery, Class No. 70, Tor 1916 10
be drawn nj Alexandria Saturday, Dec. -. rs No.
Loitcry-l2 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: Si5,
2s2 of 5000 Of 1900 10 of 800, 10 Of 200, 20 Of
6vU ~ OF 800, Tickets $40; halves 5; qrs. 5u
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages and
single Tickets IN all the Loteres will be promptly at
tended TO, and drawings sent when relnesed Please
address ordersto ~. SIkhl ioN.
Dec II Richmond. Va.
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FORTUNES Esessass.

nSTASD BACK, GENTLEMEN, AND LET TIE
FLUID PASS.
TINE subscriber having been appointed by Dame
i Fortune as of her agents IN distributing her
favors amongst the people in this part Of the world has
located himsefat No o. Main street, Richmond, front
mari o the green house. and three doors above the Ou
Market where he will be happy TO hisfrends, and
10 receive orders from any part of the country, which
will he promptly and conhdentiaiiy attended TO- IL Is
sees for him advise dictate TO any one. what Is
In their interest in securing TO themselves, by small
investment, competency for iie aud as he Is opposed
10 the putting system, will not do so, but viii only re
mark that if any Of his friends or the public general.
w. have any spare change that they feel disposed 10
risk in this way, they viii always find supply and
variety OF tickets in all loeres under the management
of the old firm, d. PAINE& CO., who, for the short
anace of time that they have been established here,
have been the most successful Managers In The United
States. Schemes of lotteries, with prizes OF 5o o'ri
dollars 40 900 3Oo00 O0J 10 ,0aJ 5000. sc &c,
Sc can be had al my Office; and tickets. from one 10
hills Of The day. RICHARD CHALK,
No q. Main Street.
FOR THIS WEEK.
Tues.,ay-Grand Consolidated, Extra, So
CAPITALS S22, 500 1900, $500, &c. 10 Nos, IA
drawn. Tickets S..
Wednesday Cana, 2. CAPT
tails: $4,000, 1880, 1900, 5422, 3oOO &c. =
Nos Is drawn Tickets go.
Thursdsy-Md. Consolidated, 6. Capitalist
S24 600, a Of $500, 4 Of 5000, Of 2O0o, &c
IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets s..
Friday-Pokomoke, SO Capitals: $4,000
of 5000, 10 OF 500, &c. 10 Nos. ID drawn
Tickets "a.
Sa,urday-Grand Consolidated, Glass 5. Ca
pi,als: $4,000, $4,000, 10000, 5000, 5000, 20 OF
1000, &c. All prizes in this scheme. IS Nos,
IL drawn. Tickets $l5 -shares in proportion.
II Orders for tickets, packages, certificates OF
packages in the above Lotteries, or in all Loilr-
ries advertised by Messrs. D. Paine Co, attend,
ed 10 with prompness, and drawings forwarded
to all who wish il. r. CHALK.
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1,NDIN pOwgaTaS Fox SALE

Il " T
WILL offer Tor sale, publicly, on the premises on
FRIDAY, the Ili OF December, 1878, ny Land on
James river i'll Powharan county-.2 miles from kich
mnnd and nnr rnle fiom SuhlrtpS Tavrrn--contain
ing 3gl acres ~ winch low grounds rina' {" aay
on Jane. river There - acres th.' cont! he made
first rate meadow land, entirely free al water. Wood
and timber enough for all plantation purposes, brick
dwelling house with four roOns ana PASSAGE rev
barn, and necessary out houses.
Persons wishing 10 purchase III this section cannot
belp being pleased The laud lies WELL Is susceptible
Of every Improvement, and could be made beautiful
place Those wishing 10 purchase are particularly IN
yled To look for themselves.
The sale will certainly take place on the day above
named when thr terms viii he made known.
Those wishing purchase privately are referred e
Hannibal Harris or George y. ~ Porter for price and
terms. mo. ~. HARMS.
Scy. as-cwiw
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND AND MILL
IN KlHG AND QUEEN COUNTY.

IN KIHG AND QUEEN COUNTY.
DURsFANr 10 The directions OF decree OF ih'
L County Cont of King aad Qrten, pronounced OF
the 9Th day OF November, lsis, ~ suit therein ne
pendln. between Thomas K, Gresham guardian ie
James w Garrett, plaintiff, and I'm X. Garrett anc
others defendants !, IL. Commissioner therein named
shalt proceed On Thursday, lie IN d: 81 Dsc9riief
Isis on ihr premises, "a sci T. ihr highest t!G-r W.
t,a,t If land IN which The air james Garrett RESIDED
a; tie time Of his cal c"nianH. ahoat ~ liuhiiet
aud twenty aces, with wars rfisi mn, now III e'ot
running order attached thereto Itr s4i Una ana nv
II! he sold together, and upon the following Terms =
much a. ,ay .s3ry u dtiIay the EXPENSES ~ SAT-
and cost III said drcf-c viii be reiGied ~ cs, th'
balance in equal payments on credit OF enc an,
two years, the tue said property Ia be WHITFIELD III
the wnulr of the purchase money shall lie paid. I'm
above land lies IN the nrshborhood OF Little piy
mouth within three miles OF The Maiapon river aud
Possesses many advantages, making II very desirab
10 any person Wishing 10 purchase such properly
JOHN X. WRIGHT,
Nov as-c4t Commissioner.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
sack - A d d i : o n

GENEhAL AGEN ,.
OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, &c 'LEMAN's BUiLDiNGs,)
-Four doors North Of Pennsylvania Avenue,
w 81 n ON.
nEyERLY TUCKER and JOHN E. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves for the purpose Of ptosecnt
Ing claims Of all kinds before Congress ard the several
DenaItments of the Genera! Government.
iIl communications, post paid, addressed to the
above shall receive prompt attention
R.rsrence is given 10 the folowin: eentlemen:-
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, Vice President; Hon ~. Ma
.on secretary of the Navy Hon. r. j. Walker, secre.
,s,r of the Treasury; Hon. inc Mclean Supreme
Court; Hon. R. NJ. T. Hunter, U. 5 Senate; Ciemest
Cox, ESQ, Georgetown, ID. Z. ,,,,,
~ John E. Addison, Attorney at Law, willcontinne
10 give to business before the several
onrs of the District OF Columbia and the adjoining
counties of MARYLAND and Virginia Jan. ai-cls
a SITUATION as OVERSEER WANTED.
uE subscriber is DESTROYS Of obtaining situation on
: a farm as an OverseeT, for the ensuing year. ms
1prepce in that line business has been very great
NE beg. leave 10 reeri Richard SAMPSON, ESQ MAJOR
John Tfevil,ian and Or. John Morris OF G"oehand,
and 10 Or Richard w. Roystef, OF Powhasn Tor ms
qualifications. nt Gl1i, sonn,y
Dn.Ieowsws WAS.
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Form Of .ifd1uit.

- C0UNTY-IO Wit:
--. a Justice OF the Peace for said county do
hereby certify that -, who ha- executed thr
power of attorney, personally appeared before
me- and made oath, that the STOCK which - vote
- proposed 10 he given is bona hdr. and that the
same il no; held hy Of any transfer, con9ed nf
.ned, cvade the provisions Of the ACT establish
in. general liations for the Incorporation OF Banks
M sed odd March 1897.
Given under ny hand, ;his - Jay Of -, Is.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
fJssssrti Slides l5.,sGa,
hSuINGrnN II q

f'HE subscribers respectfully inform The public that
they have within lew days past, undertaken The
management al this Establishment, situated Penn
Syivanl avenue, between tn:,d ard far and / hill
streets The locality ana Interior arrangements 81 tais
tors IN business pleasure aad pIrfniaIly 10 travel
irfs as II Is within rev --ps nj the Baltimore aai
Washington Railroad Depot II good accommodations
aad the utmost ererons 10 please, contribute To The
clIin aud convenience Of their guesis they hepr IL
secure liberal patronage.
ID. II BRANCH L CO.,
Nov. l7--eSt Late Of Petersburg, Virginia.
Richmond Wing and Lynchburs Vr:inian requested
To Copy,
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Fsm If a pnscr for uofiug IN proxy.

FMm If p01ccr for uo'ing w proxy.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, Tina,
- hereby appoint - TO be substitute and proxy
for and III - name and behalf, To vote al any
election Of Director or Directors of the Bank of Viz
pinia; and Furthermore 10 represent al all meet
lncs Of the Stockholders nf said Bank, and In -
name and behalf TO vote respecting the enacting, re-
pralinp or amending such By. Laws, Ordinances or
Regulations a. may De deemed necessary and conve.
nent for the government. and management .! the said
Bank rs fully as might or could, were - per.
snnaiiy present
Witness, - hand and seal this - day Of
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ss;ir.i IF YiiYgim::s

she general meeting OF the Stockholders of The
Raa. uf Virginia will he held n! their Banking
House il the city OF Richmond on Monday, the s,il
Of January next.
~ an dct 0i the Legislature pissed a5th March,
Isl emo Dicrr, Director o! Bank SHALL vote by
proxy for ans Stakeholder any election OF Directors
or Officers Of Bank, nor shall any proxy be valid
which shall have been executed sixty days before Til.
time of any election"
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louisa Railroad,

7 y L NN~T NJ, Oh MD TLJE
AND aTAENT0N.
! Daily hy Railroad and
rE,O Charlottesville, s. 20 ! Messrs WIN. r. Parish <
60 = Stages. a LIBERAL
70 Statlmtou, s. 90 amount ot baggage allow
ed.
To I.ynclhGrg, 81 5DA W Connects with lines
West OF Lynchhnrg, hy
To Amherst g. H., 20 Sstaae # Messr;. L..
ilrisk- Z; Co, withaut
70 Nelson e. H., 90 detention.
Fare between Lynchbura and Junr,ion &c 80
Fare between Amherst & II. and Junction Il ~
Fare between Nelson g. II. and Junction, Il 20
Passengers leaving I.ynehhurg on Sundays, We'd
nescnys and Fridays at j, \ NJ ariiyr next day IN
Iichmcad n III, 4. ~; IN Washington At Il, T. NJ:
and III baltimore b. !, 7 NJ.
Passengers for Lynchhnrs take The II Z, A. NJ,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving IN
Charlottesville before night; leave day II !, A. VI
and reach lynchhurg al e, r. NJ.
Fare between Washington aud Siaun,on, s0-rick-
cts IN the boat al Stlunton.
Nov Jeff e. MASON Agent
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andrew Johnston,

ATTORNEY At LAW,
r ATE Of Quincy. Illinois, has 5e'nrned to Rich
Lmond and VIII practise in the Courts held in this
c;ty and county and the adjoining counties.
-, .rnfrce over Messrs. Smith & liarwcod's, naih
May 2-lyt.-s
JAMES GARLAND AND WIN. VI. CABEl l.
TAVE united in the practice a Low and VIII reF'i'
III larry attend the Circuit superior and County
Courts IL Amherst appoma,tcx, brdiosd, Cainpoeh
and Nelson, and the town 81 Iynchnurg'
Adjress-Lyncaburg. Virginia anti,
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