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1t, for tho preservation OF our Liberties
a. , 10 nd we see indications OF ne" crys'ui'iN
" ,,of, the Coming together OF the good mcn anu
u ,,,.,:es wi;li 10 banner bu lie slupt6 ana s"'''
'", ~, mario bur this :-"Qur CuuSrGy our WHOLE ocu'.
-, Noru,Sa but CorSTRy" Ard as t"c s'"
r.,,r a:on oil this broad and patriotic Sentiment 81 "
=, .S,rl WEBSTER as the muriner points 10 NC pr.
m star he is now the centre ana cynosurc OF an ~
look Il, The harmony and prosperity ana ps'pc'"'' " "
lrr;o, Shall he be nominated by NATio""L w
.- :, ITSIuS MES without distinction OF parry
- = ho prcp,E be prevented by the politicians ir'in
~ =, The tuilo;-bux what estimate tGey place upon
,a,,es, IsTuLLEcr cGst-what gratitude they 'se'
. hose Voice and pc have more glorious sicoi'es
!; Err e..ms cause than achieved by The s"ofo
an The bood-:cd fields Of War;
Tuke all these strong facts into view, in connection WIN
the cold shoulder turned by Webster upon the Scot, nominal
lion in his two speeches Washington and in his as Bus
ION suecch wherein with genuine and bitter 'arcas III
said l.
.sYou all know gentlemen, that is not my oi'uno
4 success ul military Great laughtet.J -; ;,S
-Ircnrwcd Notwithstanding but nh.u "oat's, -
,aknn drujpng civilian, giving my me- anu .!e"., INV Inv
', ~ INC ,uoinenance of The Constitution, ana me
upholdinu to The best oil my ap'iuS uAu' w "
God the Liberties OF my country
c,n ,hc series of significant circumstances together
,r ,oos seen: TO be some ground for the declaration
e tho Boston Bic webster Whg) that mi Webster n6l'
~; 1890 "a subject 10 the will Of the people. lie VIII te
for The Prcsidency-no the candidate OF any pat
In, be candidate of the people who Will not ASK him
-, ,,h,hv TO accept nomination or mount any plat
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MING PRO TING

On the 27il ns the wings resolved celebrate, 10!
the first tmc the anniversary OF the battle of Niagara
fought just l:ysght ago. Wc!l strikes us that
il is tins the battle celchrao il il is 10 lie.
i lave been great battle, The glory n shc! keeps
l3n. h.l ulgh - 3e communicated later We
think sooner; The wings think later. The wings have iti
be later Thi!tyesht years Of silent admiration
be followed by grand celebration Of all whiggcy the
very spot where the battle fought The wing party il
becoming more gateul than II used 10 be. The past
general the enjoyment Of his congress
sonal medal and resolutions The wings OF so have dis
covered that the hero OF Lundy Lane has been neglected.
ana they cannot contain their gratitude any longer
Inns sudden and unexpected swelling Of the wing heart
towards zen Scott reminds of unecdote told OF an old
yasran Indian squaw who infested secluded village in
Connecch 'naay years aud who after eShapsiing The
beneroence OF the neighborhood BY every imaginable ap
peal, presented herself one day Mrs. Edwards, wife OF
the late Gov Edwards with both hands thrust into her
sobbing and crying mos. dsressuly. Mrs Ell ards ask
ed her what was The matter.
30 dear! Q dear~ was the reply, "l-iost-my-y poor
dsor papoose n-nine years ago. and-l-l- I-cant
stand il any longer
So the wings have pcn in their gratitude for Gen. Scott
thirty eight years and find they "can stand itany long
err"
We congratulate Gen. Scott upon having survived The
birth and development of this emotion in the whg
". Mr.. Clay lived and died too soon.
TNsw York Evening Pos.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

IHukspAi, july 10, IS5Z.
IOBACCO.-Pces are without any change. eAc,i: for
very good and fine manufacturing, which
n. NJ. MARTIN x co.
Sales Of Tobacco by \. IL MARrlS 1; Co SINCE Tues.
day last: Mann hhds. q: S al 10 ana az L.. VI
Fleming, al ii, DR. PiGmn"r at II so " Tune: Eat
and Il 4 Fl iia"ats, 2! 50: b Fl Nash a; So Cap,
VIM Williams, at %; Maj X Netlc,t, at !; 1T: al
925 Beasley, Sr al II 80; u ) WkGrson. 81 60
- !, 81 2a ~ IS ard i Rcasey, Jr., at 4 TO-
IT, Is and Ia I Rcasry. az IL pury.ar, at IS;
/ Chandler a, %; " G Tnomas AT s So al 9 Is
and II; "m Harris at so and 10 Is; l. RI cs"n q,
~ . and at 30; I Thomas 3 al 81, ana 10;
Wright, 3 at So % and IS; L Bullock 81 had,
III al 5 a. 50 aud az IS; Mo.eey At IS md
20; Jno NJ Wright, at A. 20 80, % anr 80;
Ind. al. so ur. -, ana - ''' - I;.s,snr Al 10;
Mrs NJ ! Aston, n 50 50 ard 75 \ Il Rr,ns,
h!:ds al . and az So " y EDWARDS, at o. d.
aadef IT, at %; " Taylor, al IS; Queen5ury.
at 60, Is and 25 Mrs Vi Claiborne al 5; Mis- "
Archer | al
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,TrFfcArION MEETING IN BATH.

Am ratification meeting of the democracy OF Bath conn-
ty held al N!Irsville the 10th july on molon ,'
j Weldon yyas chosen Chairman, VIM. H. McCiin'ic ace
President ard Charles w. T. Weldon Secretary
On motion Mess!s K. Douglas, A. NJ BYRD, "n' y. ..
Jufdun c. A. Miller and Charles w. /. Weldon, were ai-
pointed committee report suitable resolutions lor ue
action Of The meeting.
Nneeupon, the following resolutions were fePo' ' ~
unanimously adopted:
l. Resolved That the Democratic party OF Bath county,
rlo.t heartily approve Of the nomination oil Ten fahAnn
Pierce of New Hampshire for President, and the Hon
R. King OF AlaJaula for Vice President OF the Chl'eu
States made by the Democratic National Convention al
Baltimore.
Resolved That in our cundidlte 70. the Presidency, ""
see not only eincn, abilities military man. out hose u!
"A far sighted patriotic statesman.
g. Resolved, That in VIM. K. King the chva'oGs son o.
The Sunny South recognize ;aEi III every respect qh'
fled as and dponatlst TO discharge the duties
Tor which he is nominated
A. Resolved That the principles involved in The Oemocfac
Platform as laid down by the Baltimore Convention, are
those alone calculated uphold and sustain the cherished
in stitutons Of our glorious republic.
< Resolved That for the advancement o! our plincie
and the supp0r gallant leaders, re mutually PcGsc
ourselves 10 use all fair and honorable means.
The resolutions accompanied with few remarks .!
one of the committee.
On motion the editors O.! the Richmond Enquirer ana
Republican Vindcator requested 10 publish inc pro-
ceedngs of the meeting in their respective papers.
The meeting on motion adjourned.
WM. J. WELDON, President
WAl. fl. McCLlNTIC, Vice President.
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PROG z a NJ NJ +
OF THE TUNEUAL PROCESSION,
Ok THE 26rH OF JuLv, 1852,
TX HONOR or HENRY CLA'

I1Arn nl, HENRY
-.
The nfsoIih'!"nS anu u'' io"als n - ~ I ~ p
csss:on wi assemble al the county C"us uuse On NJ"
stree Al hui'P"St c'o,h, y; va. 49,; - pcI's''
Tie INV VIZ "'",e ~, VAIN III '!' io''o"'"f e
Shri ma's'Hi ana MS TWO aus.
HtH''''l -, :, 1, :, 90, h,
Urnnf ~ lEc gay anu 'e governor IN a' opei oaiouce
!u.iSIS az" 'i:!s'iso "a ."o reuei"' w.
Judges an6 Objects u 'he Sout's VI 'ns"'a
State o!''ce'S'
!'ss'' ,., C-i,, C,o,,o;, - ooicors
Mayor Aldermen, Lfy EohncI', nno Officers.
oi"c!s ana oo.cs'S u VIC i'c'o'u'io" cav - ' "u' u
lo- ,,; ,s -, 49,, ;,h uo,;.o
O!cc'S hHu H. I'M md N,vu If hr Tinted States
o t! ~ ,'a Virnirio Mill, = "
C,l'' i ,.r,h.rs So;on,;E. ,,5 i,e-arv Soo;s,.
onlceis ",, '": :t ''"~ ''1 '' .''
ltis'o'ira' ~; 'te'"'''
Dene. ~ I, 49," so;,
German Benevolent society.
Yea hen. ,,.;
u ui ''"' 't''"'''N0
Kecnauit,s.
sons OF temperance.
D D,l'Is.
~, 80 e., .,,,;.,;,,
h'chthohe ERE Association.
Masohs.
Ci.i . o' oot iuul n', r
Citizens IN Carriages.
The head OF the procession VIII resi- on wan stee oPPo
site 10 hc Iouny Coutt fousc an ,r'as par, =. io Pr
c2a ion going IN front OF the Oenlan beneVoenl ooce'y
will inm Main street, in real oil he military IN Inc order
prescribed BY me above programme.
Inc German Benevolent society VIII 10TH o -ts' 'eei
norla OF MAIN -,
The Red Men on 2lst street, south OF MAN,
The United American Mechanics and hochao'es on =uth
street norm OF MAN. ,o o,,t &C All,
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Moponyaia county nominate democratic candidate io
Congress in this district. :,
Resolved That every member Of this meeting nave inc
nrivrc. OF nominating delegate from each disrct o
dis county SAID sonsen'n!h INC untl: OF every Sci
-, 20 ,onin led shall be written slip of paper,
no. pn into hat and drawn out in the presence OF
w. Is,ipa and The Is first drnwn out shall be HE
the delegates for each district sha De drawn Sc
paratey. ,;o. ,,.,,vo;ab, ds,,uo,sz wore
chosen. ,ao bo,sinr or D,rocr, .;c
- III. districts of this county different ,!mrs,
rom iG,s time until hs Presidential etction
H,sovcd Thu, these proceedings be luInssa .s ,,1
yg.nan for publication, ard hc Democa' u vac
sue ''' : 4"'s''1 - ABRAHAM HESS, President
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RATIFICATION MEETING IN LOUISA.

Alta ratification meeting held by the Demorratc pit{
m. county OF Louisa, ut the Court House on onoa!, .!
~ 1872 court day,) notion Vim. Oyerion, Esq, was
,d 10 the chair and Edward Lane, appointed oecfca
ry. :, p; - .,,or.;no ,ceol,..
lions wcre unanimously adoptcc
r.snlv,d That the nomination of franklin Pierce OF
New Hgmrs!ife and William K. King OF Alabama, receive
me unqualified approval Of The Democracy oil Louisa
Rr.olyed That believing Franklin Pierce and william
r,n rrnr 10 the Union in being true 10 The South and
h CONSTITUTION we can proudly appeal TO all lovers Of the
Unun 10 support them att, o,,., - o.
3 Resolved That we will use all hohorao'e i''ea"s " "
sure The election OF Pierce and King. ,.
Resolved, That copy OF he proceedings Of TINS me...
I'M, m published in The Richmond Enquirer ana k*ai'"e''
On motion the meeting then dourntd
WILLIAM Overflow Chairman
E,,x,pn LANE Seer
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For the Enquirer
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
The Fvu OF July and the commencement exercises OF
te and in quiet old i lasbura that day hts long been
celebrated with tie literary easions OF those who having
z.auu.ly ihod in lHcuta! Improvement have Ecen DEEM
ed by able Facnitics worthy Of the rewards sought tpr
hha appropriate mode can there be OF celebrating
such day. wrcn reflect upon the nestinaoe Influence
that mental culture and moral worth have upon country
and institutions? What hut mind and morality 10
the Fourth lis now halowcd "reminiscences? What but
proper on moral intellectual perpetuate lis
sories teach tile youth Of the land value the bless
Of e nrous!y conceived and So holy in its
tendencies h III Gay OF brh called The bTth day Of nur
lhrily the Sabbath 0! national independence! Full OF
the emotions peculiar 10 his day and surrounded by scenes
ca!ruidr lead The minds Of all 10 the contemplation OF
thuse g, fp!lils who by their love Of country
their powers OF mind and unsuled morality secured our
freedom in battling against the strongest OF earthly powers
those participating in The College exercises take than
common interest in The proceedings Having entirely re-
covered from the temporary depression which many friends
Tim. feared would prove fatal 10 ultimate success old
William and Mary Joyousy halls her invorc day as
with rprnig aa Pened eloquLncc Her alumni, sangnnc
Of h:r ;, again making their yearly pilgrimage
and Though sacned at the changes which deaths strong
hand has %rousatn tearing from among them those whose
cheering snts spoke happy welcome, whose eloQuencc
and annrnts made them inee 10 learn morchoueh
the familiar faces Of Dew and Tucker the avOrite of
their Ala Mater, and the mnch beloved OF their brother
alumni no longer yet their memories will ever be-
cherished End their spirits silently invoked TO return for
from the "spitl:'and,'' and shed their unseen niu
upon leir surviving brothers, in their efforts sustain
the mother NOUNS their death Such relections which
day, like the Fourth spcn! al William and Mary call; 10
ones mind though SD and however nnaccom
panied consolation The hand of DEATH Ills true, has
taken William and Mary worthy Of their coancXion
with her the wisdom anu munifcenro OF Providence
have bestowed upon alma compromising gifts 10
her prcscu, President and Professors Though of
her rearing, nevertheless is proud OF them, and
Ter visitors and alumni placing every trust in their entire
importantly talents and integrity itariessy and checruy
rccninn nd her u lovers Of liberal education To him who
presides her. she looks with cniire satisfaction;
confident that the talent and abilities which have
cue her from utter destruction will guide her till perfect
,Iispi pf nnba
William nd Mary becomes blessing in midst.
RICHMOND.
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PRICES OF sroc:is RICHMOND,

T.
IIsrk >nd!nC Thursday, Jiy 10
Interest from Gate Gales Ia
Treasury siU1
virrG. SAFE Stock issue. wish nteresr from
III July, short iae lt5 lCs ani ir
Bends guaranteed Dy Safe OF Elsnls, With interest
lst Juiy. last sales. JOB AID Ia.
Civ OF Petersburg Coupon Bonds With Interest from
Is, FsS s.l.s t6is week lt) and
Civ Richmond Sock with i.,cres from Isl july.
sales this week, log an! IL.
virginia Stock par So 10 sales since Dividend
Exchange Bark Stock, DO 10 30 60
armes' Bank Sack. rs
Fire Marine Stock last saes ltI1
Richmond Fire Association stock rsr ga a Ji&
Richmond Fretsbg and Potomac Railroad Stock .
this week 20
Virginia Central Railroad Stock. last sales gu
Richmond and Petersburg RailroaC Stocx. salcs this
80
James River and Kanawha Stock, las. t.e., II
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ALABAA1A CONNi:N

MoxTGcM.Ry IuLv II. the Union Convention GIe to-
Iay Ony oar counties represented. Resolutions
we're passed :culinEg nominate third candidate, and
accommodating tie members tic Union perry 10 pursue any
course they n.Gy l!!!.A li",cF.
MANY Wigs a.c uppo-,G TO General Scott.
MoSTG MEET, Ala, iuy IS. The Southern Rights Con-
veuIn w!Sn nat ncc yesterday, cthu!eG III Midnight
rryp,s,tun iug Il Sliaiic 1n aH1thc: PGUpo
sIiI 10 Support Pierce nd King. Alter long cc14tG The
Convention adjourned Without taking Soe The Icsult
Is Gnsitcrea Luuhtul.
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WAsAiHGTaS, July l4-DG ru- coaYtl.aOn io.a IS be.
twrca Mir Van WyC and Col. Miles IN the altcrs uiice
relative 10 tie cl.rs! u Ic House rcisr. 10 INCREASE
Tie s:f!@S y. c!Es :iiG Office, 81. Van " yrh ub
scIsr! th.! c:;t"s 81 t"H.cs. rIn,l rs saafy
a much clerk % l:r Departments. TIE EoE Gro "
Jones Of Torn. G""ao"n Ia either u The parties, card
Tie remark ant !aU!,!l4'cy assaulted Mr. Van Hya "lh
Cha tJuu.s ms scrt!.!y CcT cl,I IS III. u ~ si q
II! ahd separated tac prics. NJ Wan ~ j. Understood
will Immediately civ! and criminal su:.s a. an.i
jones.
KENTUCKY SENAi Ok. The Frankfort (Ny.j Yeo-
officially nrrouncrs that GovernD! vi ktniucky
has arfoint" DtS! Mer.iHcther, &c Senator Con.
Ercss until te frs; Monday q SeplecJcr next in pace Of
Henry Clay, deceased,
DEMOCRATS OF AMELIA
Tie Democrats o Amelia i.qG To meet ~ the
Cou:t House lie 2!nd The present .nocn uhai Icing
Court day. Tor the purpose o ryin proceedings Of
the De'n"crafc Erluna Convention
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The trial of o. H. Rand not concluded yesterday but
continued until 10 day. Some sensation vas CAUSED
yesterday by the Introduction Of John Rand who had en-
11cy ubscvndcd from the grasp OF the police. as was
thought, "a witness oil the part OF the defence.
The defence hope prove that the $50 notes Of the Virgil
mia Eas we're paid To H. RaGd in Baltimore, bet mrte
by him with person that Gen. Cass would not receive
the nomination AT Baltimore.
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attachment of his people aud his State aad has ooanGa
The confidence of OF The rurest ana oest VI ou' p
n wnuld he cytrsortlnarv; indeed it, thus sustained,
h. comb not ao-d lei such royserrss as mes Shou'
a.. .,r.s noa!.c III ,u.;s to SJi ms GOOD i't't
'e'' TIohIadcphi, Pennsylvania.
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NIX. CLAY'S FUNERAL.

LOUISVILLE, July Ii. ne rum6ct 81 prisons estimated
10 iayr beer. preset, fGnstai Mr. Clay. in LeaIng
ter on Saturday last. l. !!.tty ~ io'% thousani Inc
aoss,. aud cras,s present. placed IN i! pFoc,ssiCa.
would nave cAtor distance Of Is miles. TIE pageant
imposing otc, and thc I;mo=; feeling var ~.
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D,nnru no JOHN ;. THKASarp

DlE'f.Iit 10 JUiiS >. ltRAS iF.lt.
New ORLEANS, jury ia pub IL dinner given 10
Mr.. joan :. !.s,r .si t.ht IG, ali,nIrcc !alge
ard Ic utmost enthusiasm manifested.
sales OF lL0 bales al Gotten Go.ial rates. The Arc.
tic .Gsiccs icc,. - las ri-lt.
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A SOLDIERS TESTIMoNY-Col. Ward Burnett,
who Commanded the gallant New York Regiment, which
left thou of ranks dead the battle fields OF Mex
leo and who vas lasc severely wounded IN MS letter
10 the Tamnany Society rceret'ing his inability TO join
il. the Festivities Of Independence day, says in regard to
Gen. Pierce:
tho si'at
ting OCCASION that might bear testimony? in person. TO
the CALAMITY OF General F. Pierce, The Democratic cand
date Tor President brave and accomplished officer
Thc brigade undr. command formed par, Of the army
which the enemy Churu5uscoonc OF the most dcs
rcr,'c ard sanyuHary engagements during the with
iexco Ills condnct tina; occasion, all others in
which participated entitled him 10 the gratitude of the
Amtr!tna people,
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GEORGIA UNION CONVENTION POSTPONED.
MAsos, July l3.h.-Ths Union Convention OF Georgia
has been postponed till the 18th Of August,
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DEPARTURE or KOSSTrf
ASSAULT BY A MEMBER OF conc

FEW YE. .irLy Ii EOS 9TH, his lady .cd sui'c
sa.l.L pf ..oia to-day til steamer A:ca. TIE rIca
tUvA oul iUI plssrnsefe and $3.50 900 IL specie
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ONO CoEEIY. VIRGINIA.

Personally appsare! before the subscriber Justice
Peace ard Tor the county aforesaid John I Cashier and made
solemn oath ha; the above account his know
ledge and belief Given under my hand this I'm day July 1852
JAMES BAKER J. P.
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FAuoulER WHITE SULrHua SPRISos, I
1870


To The Editor Of the Aisr Ga>ene:
Having spent weeks very pleasantly at this charm
ing watering place. las! summer, was induced 10 vlsl
again lhiS.
place Tor recrealon do not come as early IN the
as present. the number IS about one hundred
and more Socaoe anu rened company lsreiy " NC nut
with al any similar place.
rom Inc dust and heat OF the cities Ii can be reached
without undergoing the fatigue oi journey; ts ol !sc'
holds out strong nduc2mcnt 10 visit IT,
The genemanly lessee comes here during the season.
The general management the establishment is conhded
20 The courteous Co.. McNish assisted by tho acconOda
Ting Mr. Petite who have several suoordina'es me 'aoI
is pentlIy supplied with all that reasonable man cpu
desire The water Of The fountain is cold pleasant and
hov no doubt medicinal The extensive buildings the large
and tuslefuy laid grounds and walks shaded with
every variety OF tree will not attempt 10 descrioe hs nus
been dane by other pens.
In coming here passed over Tor The first time the Alex
ondra and Go!donsvlle Rail Road and was much Pleased
with it, The seats in the very easy and the motion
much less than any road have travelled on H.
The above reminds us OF the grateful duty OF calling puo
lie attention and most agreeable Virginia
places OF resort the heat and dust OF the town. ana
less salubrous country residences For soca! ease ana
pleasure, gay company and delicious music we hho" no
place thai surpasses the Fauquer Springs lhey are no"
very accessibe-and traveller may leave Richmond al
al night and By agreeable steamboat and ru!road con-
veyance reach Springs by the middle Of the next day
The attractions of Hampton and Old Point we yesterday
referred 10.
Las. summer had the pleasure Of Judging for ourselves
Of the agreeable associations Of Jordans White Sulphur
Springs near Winchester with their hospa6e landlords
and attractive society," Saunondae and Cpon win It's o"a
fountain ia mouaain OF rock Its wild scenery and oracns
atmos phcre.
The popularity of the Springs of Western Virginia makes
il unnecessary say any thing in their favor In the last
wear, however the communication with them has been
greatly facilitated There now three comfortable ana
rapid routes ,h,her BY the Danvile Railroad, and 'lr-
GINA and Tennessee Railroad TO Bufods BY the James III
yer Canal 10 Buchanan and by the Central Railroad, ROCK
fish Gap sc.
The Husueno Springs in Powhatan are much resored 10
BY those who have the tine 10 20 farther from nome.
Will 50 many points v attraction within our own Sate,
we canno, doubt thai host OF strangers will be drawn 10
Virginia during this ear-and that citizens will In
crease lie hrong carrying away in return Tor their patron
age t. r en,cTp1sing managers of public resorts Doun
ul sh2 re OF health and social enjoyment and beneficial
interchange Of good feeling between common citizens OF ouf
great con!cecracy
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THOMAS EVANS,
CHARLES DlMMOCk, Commute
ROBERT NJ. NIMMO,

To ensure promptitude and energy in carrying out the
foregoing Programme of Funeral procession on Monday
the 10Th instant in honor Of the Patriot and Statesman
IN hrarIs with The deepest sorrow the Chief Marshal has
led the following Aids and Assistant Marshals, VINO
will be obeyed and respected accordingly:
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TaSTr,CTIEEpSt A. FAHHER>r RANK pT Y


MANUFACTURERS u FARMERS BASk OF wHEElI%G,i
July l-j!. :
To I- ExcclcIcy JOSEPH JoH&soS, Richmond. Va:
In conformity alh the laws hand our July
men, your consideration am yours, respectfully
JOHN LIST, Cashier.
STATEMENT q r. Morufae'urers md Farmers, Bank ?r
Iftse:nE, July LEI. 1882:
Virginia bonds, Home s20:.H0
Guaranteed $3.50
Premiums paid on same . :53
Eansing House. 5T9l 10
Postage. I'D W
n.. = HhoIs expense 2,5;o 3;
Lls Ds:oun,.d-FoIeign ssiaii So
Domestic $3.50 0S
- To:al. 1904 :;
Due 5y Com'th OF va-ln's, Home bonds, st5s6 2s
Do Guaranteed 10 20
- 4.7e5 o
Eue By other Banks. 1851 50
cash on hand virginia Bank Noes CHER than
Na,S.s:ss Of YAas. cha:.srsd by other States, $500
Cold, $3.50 OF
c.Scr i,Gu5 81
65.Iis e.
stj7~l 3.
la:srss', e5l4 IS s''s'''' .
Exchange, ,-l5 81
Bills i,.ueh sl94 COO 90
Bills on hard 24s5 On
- Circulation l9l+5l5 g
Due 20 other Banks. 10 $40 81
Due :icae. Of deposit. $3.50 IS
D.c 10 individual deroso, 1896 IS