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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-27

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CHESTERFIELD.
At meeting Of the Democratic party of Chester field coun
ty held the Court House. Monday, the 18th day Of
April in the year le52-on motion, II Brooks was ap-
pointed Chairman, and VIM Ambers Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been explained by the
Chairman in few pcrtinen, remarks James Cox, ESQ.,,
offered the following resolution which was unanimously
adopted
Resolved, Tha, approve the district convention pro.
posed be held in the city Of Richmond the 10Th Of May
for the purpose of appointing four delegates TO repre-
the 9Th Electoral District of Virginia in The Democratic
National Convention be held in Baltimore The lst day
of next; that the Chairman of this meeting appoint
forty delegates the Democratic party of this
county in said District ConSpntion.
In obedience the above resolution, tho Chairman up
pointed the following delegates:
james Cox, w Hancock Thweatt, Alex Sims,
B Cheatham, Col Saml Hancock Jas Moody. H Han
cock Haley Cole, Flournoy, D Hancock, Homer,
Hatcher Thos Hewlett Jas Gregory Nelson Gregory, P
Turner Thos Gregory Jr, Jno Peers, Watkins, Jas
Jones' Flournoy, NJ Robertson, DR. Leroy Branch,
Chas Beasley, Dr. Ro Crimes Col VIM Winfree, Thos
Gregory, ST.. Chas w Friend, Jas Hewlett, Alexander
Jones, A Charley, Dr. Geo w Friend French, Ed
mund H Flournoy, Geo Cole Geo Gregory, Lundie,
Cannon, Hobbs James Clarke, Dr. 6 Flournoy, and
DIR Hobson.
Do notion the Chairman and Secretary added to the
delegation and the proceedings ordered be pubshedn the
Richmond Enquirer, with request TO the Examiner and
South Side Democrat copy; and then the meeting ad-
}ourued sine die. Z. II. BROOKS, Chairman.
WM. ahBnps, Secretary.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.


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DEATH OF ROBERT G. R1VES, Esa. o,,,v
For the 6st time this session, We have 'a' sber nj
duty 10 perform of announcing the demise % f,,,
-. sc p,ce George and Surry, oreatnea MS as' ="
60. o.,h instant at his residence IN Prnce ueo'ee'-
A four davs AGO. he in this city oischargihs ms u
h now his family, his friends and MS constituents '
,,a ,on 10 mourn the loss OF one whose many
hb character distinguished sagacy Roman hrmness ana
stern fidelity duty, deeply endeared MN 10 al. we ASA
attention to the eloquent and ianiui eu'oe'es VI "i''
Riyes presented In the heartfelt remarks h anohe coiun
of his brother members of the Legislature Messrs Daniel
n;lla,d Bovsn and Waace) satisfied that nothing We
could say would be appropriate or more fully convey
hoh estimate of the character Of deceased friend
RIOToUS PROCEEDINGS in GRAYSON COUNTY
letter from Grayson county In the last Luxembourg VIZ
gilman states that the 18th inst the court of that county
convened at the Court House. when band OF armed men
marched around the Court House, fired their guns by pla
toons and dispersed the in confusion There was nc
blood she'd This county and the county OF Wythe have
held meetings and passed resolutions sustaining the
men, of the citizens Of Grayson"
The particulars are thus detailed in letter from Carol
county TO the Lynchburg Virginian:
After the execution of the negroes in that county, soe
,ime ago who had been excited 10 rebellion by certain Nc
thodst preacher by the of Bacon, of which you nave
heard the citizens held meeting and instituted so OF 10
question: find if possible who were the accompnces
Of said Bacon Suspicion rested man by the name
of Cornu being charged with being an accompce ne
acknowledged the fact and declared his Intention OF pese
vering in the cause upon which he severely ynched
Cornu instituted suit against the parties VINO aier
wards held meeting and passed resolutions, notifying me
court and lawyers undertake the case upon pain
coat of tar and feathers The court however, convened AZ
the appointed time, and true 10 their PROMISE pane %
armed marched around the court house. hfea ne gu
bv patoons and dispersed confusion There was
no blood shed. This county of Carroll and Inc county
of Wyhe have held meetings and passed resolutions sus
tanning The movement of the citizens OF Grayson.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN AMELIA.

pEMOChAIlC MEEllNG i'm AMELIA
At meeting OF the Democrats OF Amelia county, at their
Court House Thursday the 22d Of April 1882 on mo.
ton, Fabius lawson called TO the Chair and John T.
Bottom appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been explained 10y the
Chair be for the purpose Of appointing delegates the
the 10Th day Of May next for the purpose OF nominating del
eeaes the National Convention, to be held at Baltimore
tho lst day of June notion the following gen
emen appointed delegates from the county of Amelia
said Convention, viz: Lewis Harve, John I Bottom
Benjamin Brdgforh, William Gregory, james B. Hamlin
John Wiley, Dr. William J Cheatham, Fabius Lawson
Edward Robinson DR. William Webster, Col Jos NJ Scott
Thomas E Bottom. William II Pollard, Edward Feathers
ton, Dr. William Robertson jr, John Wingo. DR. Jos
Anderson, Thomas Wilson and William Worshanl.
On motion OF Capt John F. Wiley, Resolved, That copy
Of these proceedings be the Editors of the Richmond
Enquirer and Examiner and South Side Democrat, with
request they publish the samo in their respective
The meeting then adjourned
F. LAWSON, Chairman
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CIRCUIT COURT.

A,p,1 2<-Commonwealth Gideon Martin, chareec
with feonous s,abbng-The jury took this about 2
O'Clock.
Commonwealth Vs. yictor-Prsoner sentenced to years
confinement in the Penten ary.
Commonwealth vs. Martin Tierney, charged with feon
GUS stsbbng-Psoner to the bar araigned and plead
ed not guilty; and on his notion the was continued I'll
the next term Commonweahs witnesses recognized 10
appear at the time specified.
Commonwealth VS.. Rice-The jury were ernpnnneed yes
ferday but: not agreeing were discharged.
Arn1l 26.-The Court occupied with rules Nothing
else DONE
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Our thanks are due the manufacturer doors above
the Exchange Bank, for of his Eveowing Fountain
Pens We have been using II more than three weeks
and testify its various good qualities Iii really one
of the greatest convenences Of The age II combines the
pen and Inksand in the space of ordinary silver pen
Gil case and contains suficiency of ink write twenty
Eve or thirty pages Of manuscript without epenishing and
without any danger of soing the clothes. To Commission
Or. Of the Revenue shers coectotsindeed to any
who has use for pen and ink-it is invaluable.
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BROAD ROCK RACES.

FOURTH DAY-Monday, April rs, Jockey Club Purse
mile hea,s-s25O Three horses started. This was very
interesting race Bets offered Red Eye against the
field and freely taken. Below we give the result
). Belchers Red Eye by Boston,
CO ~ Green's bay fley Gold Pin,
To T.,,ov,. oh flIev Virginia Paine dist.
Time-lst heat, 3.52X; End, 3.53h.
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Tho Postmaster General has contracted with the "New
York and Virginia Steamship Company" to convey mails
from Norfolk New York and back week by steam
ers By this arrangement all mail matter which may &C.
cumulate in the New York Office from Saturday morning
iii, afternoon and all the evening newspapers will reach
Norfolk on Sunday afternoon securing advantage Of some
twentyour hours This item will be gratifying to nearly
every mercantile house enterprising city of Norfolk
as also large number of merchants In New York. who
moralxed the department the subject.
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JUDGE BALDWIN.

JUDGE BALDWIN.
We authorized 10 that Judge BALwlS is no
longer candidate tor election The Supreme Court Of p
pcaS.
Since he became candidate he has been attacked by q
disease which renders il improbable that he will be able 10
perform efficient public service and h. deems it 10 be due 10
the people Of the section make known his change OF nur.
pose in order that they may take such action lherepon o.
may in their Judgment be required BY the public interest
Stdunton Spectator.
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TO the Editors of the Examiner: Gentlemen Tho
remarks in your paper upon the Revenue bill, do un-
intentionally doubt great injustice to Of those who
voted against it, The inference be drawn from them is
tina those who did support failed sustain the inter-
ests the East If the issue involved any sectional
troversy certainly did not participated in it, did not view
the measure western aspect My first duty
was 10 see it conformed TO the Constitution, which
had sworn support; my next TO protect the agricultural
interests which represented from unjust oppesson-fa
ing ia BOTH could NOT, consistently with my oaIh or in
conformity with my duty, vote for it.
certainly had hand in delaying action upon the bill
AS chairman of the committee of the whole was engaged
four weeks in listening rather than making
es Upon its final passage in the Senate was cut OIL by
cal Tor the previous question: from explaining the reasons
winch induced me to vote against il. notwithstanding ms
and Inc meage and imperfect reports of the proceedings In
the SENATE should have rested content with my position
on the Journal in the absence of unjust ctcism but
your paper has an extensive circulation and wide
influence in the District which have the honor 10 represent
hope may be allowed TO place yself in position which
will not be liable msconsructon In order TO do So II
will be necessary go somewhat into history OF the bill
after it reached the Senate.
In the first instance strong disposition manifested
to force it, with all its mperfecons through the Senate
without tho slightest ateration-thereby deprvng that body
of its usefulness as coordinate branch of the legislative
department of the in revising the acts of the
other House. Its advocates admitted its many de-
fec,s, but still insisted its adoption "whout crossing
dotng p until it clearly shown, 10 the course OF
discussion be uncopsituonaln several OF provisions
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nEDJcaI. CONVENTION

convention of the physicians Of the State will convene
this afternoon, at A o'clock at the Alheneum
The Medical Society Of Virginia sits tonight and o-mor-
row at the same place.
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The thirty Cuban prisoners from New York, who ar
rived recently New Orleans received with grand
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JoHx T. Borron, Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MECKLENu

At General Muster, on The frst day Of Muy
In consequence OF the nclemeney of the weather April
Court meeting Of the Democratic party of Mecklcnburg
will be held at the avernhouse of William jones' Lombady
Grove in said county, the first day of May next for the
purpose of appointing delegates to represent the couny of
Meckenburg in the District Convention be held in Pc
,ersburg the 10th May next to appoint delegates TO the
Baltimore Convention MANY VOTERS.
II South Side Democrat requested to copy.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF GLAsGoW-LATER


FROM EUROPE.
PnnADELrHIA APRIL 26.-The steamer City Of Glasgow
arrived here last night with Liverpool dates the evening
of the l0h few hours later than those brought by the
Asia.
The markets on the 10Th had been more animated than for
some time previous. The sales Of Cotton had amounted
10 OOo bales with firm Market but advance in prices
Breadsiufs were in better demand Sales of Western
Canal Flour 2Os and other brands 9s 6da206d Wheat
had advanced Id per bus Corn was good 1885,
for yellow and 3ls ID for white Corn Meal l5s 3D. per
barrel.
The City of GIarpoR brings LA passengers.
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Q City of Glasgow brings ia passengers.

ARRIVAL OF THE SARAH SANDS.
NEw Yoak, APlrL 25-The steamer Sarah Sands, which
left Liverpool the 10th ns the day the Asia sailed
has arrived, bringing l26 cabin passengers.
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The Row. MIR. Bennett tvf TIE methodist Church') Chap
lain TO the University of Va, has become derangcd
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The Governors Mansion will be open for the reception
visitors TO evening Citizens and Strangers arc in
yited
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
TIE SINGING PREACHER.


| Rev. Mr.. -, Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, is charming singer He tells
4 capital joke at his own expense. On one
occasion, just after he had been placed upon
4 new circuit, in riding to an appointments,
he overlook a venerable negro jogging slow
ly along in the same direction, when the fol-
loving colloquy took place between them.;N
SWELL old man, where are you travelling qp
I'm just going, Massa, to de meeting
house up de road san v
All, you 60 to Church do you"
Sometimes, Massa I'm going to-day,
Ease new preacher wot's come on de cirkit
il going to Be sdaF, saa I ~
| " What is the name of,your new presch-s
CT ~ @zsss77
Well, I don't know, Massa, zactIy, but
/ think his name is, mentioning
very near akin to the ministers
cbgnomen
well, did you ever see him ~
!" No-not yit, Massap
"Why then are you SO anxious 10 go7n
pear !. G ;ndqe they say right about him sald
.a.o arysacber aud putting whip to his hoiso'
sn Va little faster than his sable companion.
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new carriage and with span o. horssszz7 a
Her equiIage created cutie sensation IN
Mrs. Jones, soon after this, began to act
as ii broQding eyer some vast. design, which
not being vet quite matured, she deemed it
wisest to3be silellt prospecting At last, how
! ever. the mighty secret was broached.
was thinking, Jones' Sue said, one
night, just as | was composing myself TO
sleep on MY pillow, that We ought to give. a
party Mot i regular ball. indeed, bat Sc
leet entertainment where few congenial
minds may be brought together. / should
IKE to iaarodreyssY dear Mrs. Mowbray to
some of tile choicest of our set
Nom hae1sss Esrtiies, small Or large but
allow Of her being thwartss, nfiaos , uoes n.y.
lection ID this proposal thods maue i u o. y
myself
i1best.'
h Wen ask about thirty continued my
wife, warming with the subject. : There's
Mrs Warrior, and Mrs. Horace Shinn, and
Mrs Price and the three Misses Trelawneys
and thus the dear creature ran on, until she
had mentioncd about forty.names, and saw
that her select party of eongenial souls was
going to be, alter ALL a crowded house
/ You have fprgotten the two Misses How
ell.-I said It last, when my wife stopped
for want Hof breath.
The two Misses Howell were anliable in
teiiigentFane pretty girls, in whom | took a
particular Interest, because their father had
been an exclusive shipping merchant, but
having becoae reduced and died bankrupt
the sisters rFFe compelled to earn HveIi-
hood bY lsta1ksg IN 4 store. They had nu-
merous rich relatives on whom they nigh,
have bilIettel themselves, but, with spirit
Of proper dependence, they preferred t.
work for thsir maintenance, instead Of eat
ing the bread Of charity. | had long nour
J ished romaltic idea of seeing them married
: well, and bad consequently made it point
always TO Unite them to our parties; II
praise them highly 10 tte yolng gentlemen
there aud il every other direct way, to a.
/, sist IN realizing my pet scheme.
My KEfe. heretofore had seconded me ii
my benevolent plan but on the present oc
caslp, she hssitated to reply and knew
! at or, that there was something the mat
ter,
AheAr She said. at last, clearing he
throat sAhem The Misses Howell ar
4 I, very niee sris to be sure-that Is, in thei
place at Al it is to be select party, an
as haFA already mentioned rather too mi
ny, and aAeirs Mowbray, may not want I
z meet All son Of people, and at
stop, myIear, said ], with a sigh, for
saw that my horites were net to be invites
e. you have give reasons enough Il Is
" " great pity thougl And j sighed again
IS nigh eloquent Of ssive resignation.
s. Ny wife heard a signs, and her tend
Nv s. hart was touched. AShe paused momel
leir Embarrassment andperhaps evan resolve
.Aidea Of Yielding TO ny wishes, but int
i enns she raked herself on her elbow, Al
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rom EpNNY EEI.Inms


= Theodore Cibber. in com ,;.k -
4 Others, made an excursion, TbsoJ,.. - ~
49, 'sss q teet h---a second glass eye.-a
sal1u eefk leg--lat the forth had ncthins
fis f MI except funny way Of shakisS
They travelled ia a post coach. and Mil.
81 tue nfs1 stage, after each had made merrv
va us ,heigheors infrmity, they agreed a.
yyeeeiy laitlng to affect the same sipsulaY;ty
/" Ash they came to breakfast they swrrs 81
NJ q eih9.-aad language cannot express ~. /.
! -. they sqsinted--for they went ID
-. ~. ~, ueyond the supeglative At iinne,
al appeared to hasp i cork leraanaj
. .ns.r S'umpinE about made more diyeersioes
!, Ian 1"ey had done ct breakfast. AZ - :
Al az ssf sS a. ae.f' but At supper, which WA
sas ISres tie, they .ter to PLAY, Il. rssnped
ts4-Aen thes concerted amonr a. So N
Teeth, sffr-s, ga "a ~ -,
Aye, teeth, sir. Unscrew thar w,rv.-.... 4
they lfcome out together p 80
After some hesitation, the man did a. he
was ordered This was no sooner done than.
a second called out +
Here you take out my eye.s
{ Sir, ]" said the waiter, your eyen
! 1es, my eye. Come here, you stupid
log. Pull up that eyelid, and ii viii coma
'ut as easy as possible
This done, third cried outs Here, YOU
ascal take off my leg'f
This he did with less reluctance, being
before apprised that it was cork, and also
oliceiving that it would be his last Job. He
vas however mistaken; the fourth watched
lis opportunity, and whilst the frightened,
Falter was surveying with rueful counte.5
auee the eye, teeth, and leg, lying on thstIi
able, cried in q frfgltful hollow voice 7.
Come here, sir--take off my head = L,
Turning roundand seeing the mans head
baking like a mendarin's upon a chimney
ieee, he darted out of tho room, and alters
down stairs, be ran madly about
he house as if terrified out of his senses. IS
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oe sure and they're w.. -,,
ln4eed but there's 4 pr9;a,,;ae 'y passablt
~sre; against girls who stand l. y - arc :
@o AgoWs but what Mrs Mavh $3.50 an
sa4e etsnee at my inviting ss 10y Noal'
Aafss Ssr ] shouldn't lks = - ,eisoss :,
/ tlst IF. a y. asking her; and { cart a
j 20 exeegs;yeIS Ill. EMS very particular, ana
MI a don't think she'd regard u, Ill
Ss, 'ss asar yentured.t to sas for heinz
| paisv VIII two sufh excellent Girls as
IL. = ,i 7 = ones, don't be Il child, ra,l;.1
~ III lng herself to the other s;de i. n,
tI;aa your age ycu should know so,aa-
lsrrs v't lae world Exclusive peonla ID.
adm'ttS' " don't care to r,eet nobas 80
mag sly. indeed - - you saw, ;vbom ~
az i sne Sln slrs sun
ssHse exeiiied MY wife's nerves, and deprived
her Of sleep, so said no more, but closed
my eyes aud courted slumber anew T have
no recollection OF anything after that tillI
woke the next morning, and leaving AIRS
Jones in bed as usual, went dawn r. ~
that the iires were right, and to do the mar.
ketlng while breakfast was being prepared
Iha Invitations to the party were. issued
that week, eMrs Mortimer Mowbray era.
clously promising toattend
hen tie important evening arrived. nv
Wite Was all nerves. At every ring Of the |
bell. thetcolprtfose I'd her face with expecta-
ton, bat guest after guest entered without
Mrs. Mow6fay appearing Her nervousness
soon ;, began toehange TO anxiety, and this, as
The hears wore on, to disappointment and /
dlsmay She delayed the supper for a fullt
hour, Thinking that her new friend mightS
set arrive Tut ii vain
What can be the matter. wonder, she
said to ne, as sooa as we were alone. II
hope the dear babe is we'll Perhgps how.
ever, MFa Mowbray iS herself sick Dear I
me, am AFRAID shall not sleep for anxiety.
The hfst thing LII do to morrow will be to
all on Airs Mogbra5 and see what is5tAe
Wouldn't that be against etiquette I, /
.entufed 70 ask. : Il seems to me that Mrs.
dowbray should send you note. or mes.
age, or something of that sort, at least, to
poogiZe for her absence
Mrs Jones did not reply in words. but
he gave me look And such look It
oppressed all the indignation which her out
aged bosom felt at having the slightest sus-
icion cast upon her friend
When came home to dinner that dav
aw, at a glance, that something had occurred
rufie my wife's nerves She had notbinq
hateyer TO say to me, but, she scolaed the
sryants and children incessantly knew
lat Mrs Jones, if she thought preper wonIg !
II me and, if not, that idle Questions
ouid Only aggravate bier secret troubles
But, tie next day, having heard some. {
ling that cast light on airs. Mowbray,s al.
from our party, \ could not contain , ,
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New Stylc FAN Paper Hangings.

s GnilFFfsru hegs leave 70 call the auen-
(T. lion y his casiomess Ind the public general
Z. 3, IA Pa5rrhanging Warfhbuse, and examine
h,. NIl selected assortment. asis embraces all the
newes, patiefns. -
/. ~ Ga,l;ie. Panel and Colaas Paper ofevery
x,,.ssd ana Common Papers fever description
T.sneh. ana American Bird Boasd Pants
do Borders
rsn.lscans views, Sc. D
ssuas mn. IS found vesitian Blinds. both wide
49, ssrrnw Stats: Patent Blinds; Traasparen,
Sv,sSSw shades. Sc all Of which Ne are NOW
'c,i;nr i, reduced prices; G. 5 GRiEtSIh, rs
~. on ISL. next TO the PATROL Once
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Wholesale & Retail Clothing Store.
II. WAITER s. BRO.
Manufacturers s. Dealers.

Saeaahdash street, Harpets+ Isrry, rirgiiuia,
TNAIFE The attention ofthe made 10 their exten.
I siYe#sloek of REdDY-.lIdDE CLOTHING.
7Yns
,,ka}ck Dress. Over Sack. La Polka COATS.
Sioss Pants, Vests, Drawers, Shirts Gloves. Sas.
all gel6nin, Il ala
xas,sss II ,eFiaiS in ass, o Foreign and Dses-
- made up ia the best style and
g I'D hasss pied Fashions and Which Trey oil
~ as1p5aseS aaa s1on terms as accommodating As
any establishment IN II Union.
Jetier5'n and sarsoass ses ID r,,
tent and MeEShants ifes this sertioa - es,sr,.
will consult their tnssxest ~ - :. saeesiN
their sock II WATNSS9 =. 49, y
Hafpers- Ferry, oesns.r q, 1851 Y = Bro.
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81 ARTZWELDER s SMITH.
no H0Iys5- YrrJT DE-

TO HOUSE BLILDERS IND akryTr5S
The undersigned would ealllhe aftantion a No.
wanting tp the largest ana SOL II p',i
ding Hardware which lheyE eeer sfg -. a.
,ale, COMPRISING ndFe than dozen varieties Of
tNnoo L9shs .afso' hnod ard Thumb Lalches
Door ana shutter Hinges Shutter Fastenings, Sash
anu t DoeF Spfings, Bolts, Nails. Screws, and in
shoEt every kiGa ai Bufleine Hardware
, a#ARTZWELDLR s. SMITH
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EAGiiiNGE BlNK OF
SEHIeglH, W E'TsEE3EeS & co.

~ " ASH NGTaN. d. c.
EATIE ur83efsiguv~- tpeetsurry-.-
Ibcg have formed ~ pafsnershn Io Y that
general banking and Exchange business in this
Nunaersbe afm of SELDEN, WITHERS Il
sQa a5g prepared g deal -
4 Nh 4p5mcaie Exchanges, Two BIS, P.o-
NJ ms Cw}jEtafes 9f Deposit, Letters n
/ to re,pfl IN, BeAk Nates eAd Cala.
Of without iet2 make collections and promptly
IL Mr. %.iss.tafN.t 10 any designed point within
SetsS, Fllgive his ea member OF we hFrn any
haansa business mEieS e ne o 7, Sc
tfansalawilh any .;ae d enal attention 3 Y,
/ ment pc enpl9Yfu Y
i The businesswhieh our ean,o%SSs tAc ssoYefAl--
Us q traHsact, will be eonducht ~
prvmpiAude, ana upon TIE most ~ IN " feqolt
Il WILLIAM SELDEabfAsy aiia
T.ale Treasurer D, VIZ.
g JOHN WITHERS, Ut S.
81 Als1aaarias3
II. W. LATHAM,
az IEasfiagton y C
L. +. BAYAE,
4 Of BalEmore, III