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AGRICULTURAL SOClEI. or VIRGINIA.

We reJpce know that the farmers OF Veinr nave IN
good put hc shoulders the Wheel und thai INC
result must be marked Improvement of the present system
and progressive development Of The great resources o
Virginia. encourage and sustain muni'ceni lnteIn.
improvements recently authorized by the Legislature ot
Thursday night, Mr. L. f. HARvlE OF Amelia cm the com
mitlcc appointed by the Executive Committee recommend
resolutions lor The adoption OF The Society, aud re-
ported tho suboiard which were unanimously adopted
Resolved That the Executive Committee recommend Il
the Society 10 hold Agricultural Fair during The ensuing
fall
Resolved Thu, the Executive Cunul.ce roufrr with he
Councl OF the City chmund in order u procure from
that body ground for the rxitIhn and snCn other 5d Us
the said cily may iurnisa
Resolved That the members Of The Society b. caile3 ="
Ia 9uarani,. Hubstbc such amount may be lnsPth
sabr 10 hold The first Fair.
Resolved A. The Of the Society, :!a. The cause 81
Agriculture will BE- rsscnY promoted y Tie extension oi
pccnninry a, 10 II on The part the Legislature.
Resolved That the thanks c the Society hereby ten
dered President aud 10 Mr. b. Barbour for the 'o-
aucn address delivered before this evening, and ha! CO.
pies thereof hc requested or publication.
Resolved Thar the Executive Committee be auihnrizcdt 10
cunrr with the City Council u other cities and towns
well as that Of The city Of Richmond procure means and
facilities for ll,c fall exhibition.
Mr. T. H. Jones' after aidng the third resolution al
ready adopted an! The necessity for immediate response
hrcto proposed become responsible for SuU In behalf
his county, and invited other members 10 take similar
suggestion The annexed papc. prepared and subscribed
TO-
We whose names are hcreunto subscribed do bind
selves personally responsible the Executive Com
nil tee the Virginia Stale Agricultural Sucicy for SlUU
for and behalf of our counties respectively Signed
j. r. Jones ami F. jones, Brunswick =. 81. George
Cooke Puwhaan; Lewis + l1atve Amelia; Wm ". Gil
mer r. W. n. NoIand }. K. Woods. +. G. Ruin, K. W.
Anderson T. j. Randolph, + f. T. Carr, W. l.. Dahney,
Culs,un AbemarIc; g. F. Harrison, r.. HARRISON J. ii.
Davis, Ambrose Ford, Cumh"and; w F Martin james
e. Gates Chesterfield; F. F. White, J v Kan, Caroline
p NJ Tabh Jr. ilcnGico; W. b. Smnart, Gonchand; I'd
Gresham VIM B1ulwnrc, S. S. Gresham, B. +. Dew, King
and Queen Richard ltby #. Fl Campbell, +. G Booth,
Nonway. w G Crenslaw. B. J. Barbour (Sl25l Orangci
T. j. Bland Prince George; Charles Bruce, Charloc 3.
Sluvali VIM. h. Clarke, Halifax.
The funds Of tie Society 'lns Increased from s2ls
reported in hand BY f. Peyton, Treasurer 10 the handsome
gum Of near s3i00 Mr. Peyson. The opening Of the meet
ing reported HE number Of members o, 'he society 10 be
662.
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For the Enquirer.
MASHINGTON EIiaEDS

"aNnlNulON
Al meeting OF Youths, for the purpose of forming new
volunteer company, al the school CT David Turner
Esq on Main street, Richmond, Wednesday, March yin
eoS Robert Scott was called TO the chair and Thomas y
hteve was appointed secretary.
me chairman stated the object Of The meeting In approP
On motion of Charles s. Morgan the name Of Washing
ION Guards was adopted or the proposed company.
The copa ;hen proceeded the choice Of officers when
Mcdonnell Isl lieutenant, L v Barnes end lieutenant; r.
Scott, LIST sergeant; W. ID. Quares 2nd sergeant W. o.
Taylor let corporali j. P. Matthews, 2nd corporal
The company will be under strict temperance regulations
while on duty
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HOUSE OE DELEGATES.

b,l< read IhFi time and passed
l,I 10 incorporate tie Hardy and Randolph l4nF!ht
,,n,nny ~. lrc amendments Proposed by II: Sum.l. a
l ircuSiufac the Slrs Srlputr Steamboat
Uno,uy hill iDTiZin. increase Ut the capital atOck
n ,h. Mt!,l.tTuok and Browns5ufg Turnpike Company
1--WE tro,,.unL dollars rh hcci'6 subscription thereof
oy me St e bill authorizing the Governor ~ !tsnc 10 Tue
Srr Vernon Guards muskcs ia lea D those
r. Ia ,r usscs51n bill - revive uGcnd and "a enact
m .c entitled gc 10 lrU:ic tor constructing The runs.
Giles rurnuEc passed February Sil 1850; and bill
rrpr,tjuu the Gmer and EfGSion Turnpike Company
D riuy.ng hl,a reported Senate bill! 10 inc"t-
,ofac the Mineral Bank o Virginia. Senae bl! 10 inc"r.
mai, he ,ran.. Allegheny Bank in lie jwn "i J,lIr!sn
v in TIE county ot aacwc; Sena,c bill authorizing the
Exchiurr Bank .! Virginia, Bank Of Virginia, Farmers
an i VrinIa or EanE the Valley i'll Virginia, 10
,ih b,uch inl at Front Royal III The county oil War
, or Al such uihcr place The Valley the Sockh"d-
ri any such Bank agreeing Ia establish said branch shall
,,rn,t ncei .ng cerinlc upon; Senate bIii iu";"r
7 the establishment branch Bank n Rocky M"nni IN
E,,nkn cnuny bI 20 incorporate lle Bfncsa kai hohh
.nn,y; nn.. Senate bill pIuvlcng lor HE clncaJn "i
mar i.idru in the ctunrs Of HALIFAX, CHIpc3cr aud Mi'-
shall ,r ~, , ,,
Senate bill authorizing The Trustees ~ tie Town VI VI
uancrs,er to for town purposes; senate ON
N nrc-y We uysters in York Rse Senate hll nr'rHfa-
,;np the town Of Hnmin in the county ol oaDrf ''N
senate bill 10 blieh the Roanose College IN u" c"ui'S
Roanoke were read first and second ti;he ana feeit'
resolution from the Scnatc 10 extend thc hle ",tnn
,rlch Shrs ami other collectors o Tue revenue ol lSo-
~ renuirei To relsrn lists Of denquens &c. 10 the Audit
,nr of Public Accounts The lst day u July 1872 was
reported mud agreed Ia. i, .,,,. ..
rh hill 10 incurpvrae the Southern Female Institute was
,,,.c,ed The House adjourned.
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On Saturday The Old wooden GLOBE Hotel spot full If
interesting aSs,ri3as waa sold in sl240O 10 II Exail
who afterwards conveyed il II Kent. Paine & kcn. 1t
fronts 39E feet Main street aud runs back 63 feet We
that IL is the intention OF Mcsss h. T. " X. Al once to
Greet splendid When heard that Mr.. Ex
al had purchased h:s eligible iot. hoped that he would
hsyc erected magnificent saloon for CONCERTS ba!- public
mec ngs &r--an article 81 necessity in which Richmond
is 50 sadly and tstc1;'ably Deficient anl il w!c! her
young sister Wheeling, has already di.tanrt,i her
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For Hc EngEirer.

EHIEFtF.
hlessrs. Eicrs:-ln your paper oi this morning, see
published the proceedings public meeting held y pur.
lon n The Democratic party Of Charlotte, III which they
propose Convention ol thu Democratic patty n Peters
6urg on The 4 OF Ap:I lor the purpose Of nominating
suitable person be candidate for r uca Of Com.
missioner OF Board PuhIlc Works for the Isl district
The wrr III this iii The prupity Vi hoing Con-
pCnon ol the purposes aforesaid, tut differs Time
and place proposed by Charlotte nlccts Petersburg
not point sufficiently central 10 do Justice all portions
o the district. Cpua consultation with gentlemen pm
different parts Of the district who holding the
pupuscd Cun.rutun lncy innk that Lynchhurg would or
mLth mole crntTn convenient unl accessible u parts
The district, and . the o.i OF April be fixed the day Of
the assembling. of The said Convention BY this arrange.
Hent, pie Tine will be given 10 al! Tie The
dlsit:cl appoint delegates. therefore, respectfully and
earnestly Democracy of The first district
respond the call .. the Democracy vi tie county ui
Caaot. changing however, he time and place o.! meeting
10 l.ynchbrg. on the 18TH ui April. 4 VOTER.
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For the Republican.
Observation-Disclosures OF SLAVES"

;, 10 In vour naurr Of the l7,h inst. find, un-
rr the above caption, an extract nom tae 'ep,a ~
committee OF the Common Council raise" !" InquI y, ~ @
~, nr itioo of the African BlptIst Chufch OF yhcn'ue
v.honuhr proI.r ID accompany this document Win
r,,u severe srictures Pcsnmng 1at you are Hp' CUT
;l informed upon this subject, ana hencc nave 'e you
,dr,s into error will You permit me, 10 i''c VI uu
and righteousness Ia statc 'h Sou' P"l'S' ~ '
ami yourself have crled -, ;, c,,,I !, b-,c
The first squirting error in me rrp?r. Is 'ou;' ~ o'
,..,s with the word pledge italicsed Inc lphta'oh
ne's ;rd funds for III. erection at house of wprsli
f"r hc African Church. aud CAV" me ionI'S peuse
am now disposed to deny Mr.. Editor, "es ho' J,J
l m Al mn, give H. II gave il, do ~T"as TO deny ~
did not give it, others 10 wrong 10 cohe''a '''a nv
'rbs circular which sent TO me owners - ssIsas uo =,
:; nentered sent ,hein) shall tell who are disposal y
II i, hi, matter /. there any pledge in the 10"
lowing circular ,,,pr,,r,p
[yScHpURa, Jan. 18Th, lo4s
-, e; Si,c. n has become my duty 10 proniOte, III
snecja manner the spiritual interests OF me coorfa ''n' m
Ion of this town End particularly lhoSe VI '':c @
tjst Church. you viii no doeo' Hu'u''' nv "
90 n;eraon in this enterprise. - I, r.,;t .,
il would rcqg.c time than ran sPate - "i,
ch gentleman WHO owns servants ceo"S'hs ~ w 49,,
and on such ns nre favorable 10 "e 10 nrnnoss j; fol
n~c in view beg IN this little circular ~ F!"pI. t,n a.
% s,era;lcr; and also 10 otiar e" 'a1'tl'' JUN
nar and religious showing why Il should oe IA
T'h ,h,sc; have in view is 10 secure ior inc tiio
t;st Church Of Lyrchburs perm"e"'' '
and comfortable place Of Horship sis in The accom-
ny mns, have house. The present one wiz SOON
fall 10 upon them, something 10 mol mIt Gom aid in building
o. n ,bosn whu own servants sEohlu du ~ - ,
~, hnnsr of Worship, Il would secure 10 the a.
easr attachment and more fidelity from the higes' po''
o'e In rho nd material good and comtof'aoe houss
- hu,t for $1,000 which will be an ornanien, ,i ~ '
town; while it will a, Il, the same ''"e' 'e''''
and cye-sore the old Theatre. nj. etr,r, il would Sc
an o.ouo in the estimation OF your servants
ha could the enforce ns the
lies Of the Gospel, especially those Whicn 'neu'"''
,f servants their masters NH draw; in large
5,h good and comm"ious house "uao nnrmn;,v :.
cnnor,raIion. ard thus should haze me op'','"
cong ,rnmnte the morality .! geaef Ictt'oh :"
Hee l If ;he corpmuay and TT greater huhOei e
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UNION ROTEL. Ar RICHMOND, VA,


y5,E sS9se ns - tr r Il situated the city OF
Ki.rH: l i. he NliG and l9h Streets quie near
10 lie ta Completed an! vc'y convenient tu
ir, urp,s Oi rh- D4nvi,ls and C.Gira Rail Roads
Tie huroushy IlieG-d aId repaired about ~" years
aaN III. uv-: perfect i accommodations equal
...r rity. apl differing Inducements
"a ary one t!,use! 20 sHc ,se Ia Hotel Keeping
.ar .i. Increasing wealth and population aui The TO-
,, Of nus yaftoi he where business ~ oon 10
c.o r,or,eus "a may wish engage the busi
I .s,ii ll Mater Talr,aE.l will yacae the house the
.A ari desire they purchase all OF
ty qcr ii c iuhIluc ~lch mostly aud IN good order
farr g.asonati- good euat Persons diso Ell 10
.!.,. .4Iiuc o! the property! MI address
,,,,.,--,f,, w GDDpIN. Richmond. Va
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PuEAs,NTRY AND FARM STOCK.

rIRGlL CORNISH Hartford Connecticut Breeder AM Deal.
cr IN all tho "t large Chince Pure Game and ORA
mental Poultry AMI Silver Ph.asans I Pigeons "atr'
FnwI Geese ri Ducks wild and domesc English Ear Ran
the wIdao Michigan Short inn aug Devon 'cs
lie: suffolk Mackay, Morse, and other choice Pics.
Tic will b. sold bJ the single PAIR. or large oS' d" ~
,rces. A.. bred from pure imported stock.
l. cnrreis wanted they be ha; here Tic Brah
footed sometimes called Chsong Gray Shanghai! hs osn o
this srounJ have good number Of the deenoaha on au
tkeO rigln
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as almost within. view nj the green slopes Of Mon,ice
TO- and Us il within reach Of the tomb Of Washington,
with all TIC cherished memories OF she past gathering aTnnd
me- like sn many eloquent voices ot eNhoallOn from lie
cum express better hope for my country than me!
the kind Providence which smiled upon fathers may
enable their children preserve the blessings they have IN
heritedn
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US.Tk.D STATES HOTEL,
4 4 L II

,s r w, ini Popular oJEi anil uHdcr the manage.
&c M raS.c, who it'u, his th'nas 10 the
>run C!ruit, Georgia. north Canilna virginia, Bal
Bn.toG for .hclr ldvor
asi,fE conferred on him. ani neids oy uuemiiied attention.
cgGt0uancc.
Irtn ao arg siry ihoii comfort on
y s.,a i or rung e.tiru . the laIies' P.rlo.
Yisit!ng Coglt ttty VIII hni The ned Sil'es
He ran u5lc locations Stale House College, S"Gsf
C.rq,a, a.! c; ,re ~, RritG :: :huchs-, &C, &c
t. ID himself tn II" United States Hotel sha
III s any the Stat: Of good ea'ins Clean 'dd
-ga:l AL .y 81! .G;tavs al ~ wnut htTc t,sn
oe!t,, HUNT
y.,rAJ sfD
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Mr. Mcarhers Lecture Australia on FrIy night .lvc
the russr pleh-u. iargc ind dscrimnat eaden"s
uhourdei interesting facts showing thr progress of
Repubiicar>n in thai y"uns Southern coDnynnd 1t
spuraci with brilliant, glowing ard ua.'nrrut otatUfy
listened to- His untiiiriical apostrophe
"cnl one OF the ne things eve: kcardi; was
splendid clmsy and hi:lsd thouy The whole audctcc
On Saturday afternoon Mr.. a. for Charleston
His modest and g,nIrnany be!np and urhorhsd ceniu.
created tvoraac impression here We have re1sv
10 believe that he ft city By the hind.
ncss with which he received by fcloS citizens
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10 The Editors of The Eaguirer /:
W.=u,sGroS March Iuth lS5 Z

WAsHISGroS, March lUth 1858
~ Icy 10 note from your egular p0nL,rt, Ob
S,'Vtt' published the 10Th nsi. pcrmi, mt state
nc use OF !he same signature by myself accidental
n"t showing al lie time that any Individual had been writ
ny nr your journal above such ssnaturc THIS fact
steo 10 you before The publication Of said no'e Oh
server does ne wrong in nsnnang that il was intention.
al Tor while his ctlcrs are dcnbtleas written we'll there
hoihg which he could write that your irregular"
pohent would be willing claim because hc is entitled
al tic liurcls he can win Yours truly, H. j.. o.
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Washington correspondent ot The Coumnia IS. c. Care.
nian says ,he Palmetto Araory hui nanurac,urc arm.
to fight the General Government, has received contract
from the War Department 10 make Tor Uacie Sam
This is OF The most interesting aHd pleasing lo nc
dents which ii privilege 10 record Tie black
cloud Of civil wa that threatened III. destruction 81
our noble concdrracy succeeded by uud beau
ul sky and destined 10 be turned against broth
ers breasts be us,i 10! The common defence
painsi foreign Invasion Tn" picture is striking and
full Of daliet!iU associations.
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IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT ~ FLoURiNu

DIED tile ilenCc his a;h, Siurl,y lorung H..
lgh inst I'll aLES REID. eldest chid 81 Benz Ss,
L. Gruy. aGr,! years and uoGths
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OF LAND AND NEGROES.

savNG requested 10 do the unierssGed VII" as u'ss
un,r from Taron e. "ool-"G ar "iir. 10!
.ur of Charles Gooda. the 2ls Lay OF March ie'' ~
r otherwle the suta" day thereafter 90 ihr premises pro
m. hr!ic cash, the TRAIT OF LAND ~
which The sad c. Woo snn present
w arrrn Alao s,i TarIinn e WO1 ns
interest IN the SlaYes.n whom Mrs Poly Wodis1
i. ..ta,r to.w, Maria. Eliza Martha Alsck rn. lon 1hi
An, o.te with the female slaves siHcc ne r'scu
non oi The much al sdii property >,
mas necessary c al debts secured b s lerd h
the costs attending The sale.
The the above property regarded g9'd Su selling an i"s
t., will caavcy such only. ....,-.
Feb. IL, ls53.-c,!s WI o. "lNSioN
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su :: ROGERS - stree. Main. kichuvGd Va Dealer
.yfAn a!l.u AMI American Marb= 5lonunents Tombs.
Co. Ga;.e pieces OF every description, Wall Plates
: uat7. &C.. 80
A ...s!gn Ia Carving Gte1 IN the
r'tTs country wIr;ciIy reference prompt
A'EeedlvIhs served MS apprenticeship OF the
10 'aots New foG. Clty iaG aTIne much yeTi-hc
.'e: imsc saia Sogs executed Shop will
e.: -Tr '."I Snr South ttst5--c!y
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J uiy 2Sth, 1852.

The undersigned, trustees OF the African Baptist Church
oI lynchburg desire that the keys Of meeting house
said church be delivered s. Nowln Of The Trustees
oi said church, use it in The way he mag think proper
ni The benefit Of said church and congregation
S. GARLAND
MAURICE LANGHORNE ia
JAS l.. CLAYTOR,
JOHN HOILINS
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Ut NC ENIHWel
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS

The constitution Of The Board will be work Of great
interest TO the State and require all the camncss AMI
cumspecon which the extensive territory embraced within
each dvision will enable the people command in order
the selection of beat qualified discharge
becoming manner, the important duties Of Commissioner.
The biennial sessions of tho Legislature will hereafter
throw upon The Board high responsibility and if their
course be marked with Just discrimination and wise
OF the fuuda which will be placed under their
troll their Suggestions the Legislature will have almost
the force Of mandates but otherwise they will sink into
meriled contempt aud dEepue The plan which nay
regarded full, developed for The general Improvement
the state, and the appropriations that have been made
carry out far extensive 10 upon pc,advcn-
lnre b. hazardrd by has;y ana nudcuus selection
p the agents whu are lu direct the progress O those works
II is igh time that the people should be moving, and
conventions U delegates fully representing the several dv
sons should bt Immediately appointed hi the
nent and acceptable points, for the purpose of selecting the
suitable in each division, respectively. The
of candidates who already the field Tor the office
and uhe. who will no doubt add largely 10 the list tenders
call of This kind matter OF the first Importance. In all
the divisions; but il especially IN tile middle div
sion, not only ior this reason, but because by fur h
largest expenditures OF the public money have bccr
made in this DIVISION the greatest number Of works II
there 10 be found AMI works embracing every different Gloss
and principle by which appropriations have been made
II is thing be deprecated however, that large
Der OF candidates will oer themselves for the station II is
rather fortunate thai il il aud the writer fces scrpc
in presenting the name vi gentleman whose long pubic
service III the General Assembly, and whose uniform sp
IN regard 10 the improvement Of The State points iin out
well qualified in every respect for dsclnrglng The duties
OF commissioner. }e refers 10 u. h. Drncale, Esq. Tie
able aud faithful Senator from Rockineham The public Eis
Tory Of th's gcnGna marks his character emphatcay
the liberal but discriminating friend Of internal improve
mens and places him in that small class OF politicians
whose comprehensive views aud generous sentiments ena-
BILE him - nnd ~ feel the wants OF other portions OF the
State besides his nwn and TO give earnest support to
every eritoous work calculated advance the interest
Of any section whatever The East md The West, Tide
Water Piedmont, Valley an Trans Allegheny have all alike
received the aid Of his counsel and support and they will
doubtless row. so far portions OF their sections are en-
brsced in The middle DIVISION be ready make grateful
return TO long tried and faithful public servant by warmly
uniting in his election. Mo IL suabe for the
place. and nc one worthy to receive II.
ROCkRRIDGE.
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fIr as inslrumenality is concerned for everlasting hupp
n--- beyond The grave.
by many gentlemen in this town. in securing their p'rsar
place of worship.
Should this suggestion with your approbaon yo
subscribe your name mad the you feel dispose
call you for the amount, because do not wish you
feel that your servants have had any hand this matter
am, sir, your servants humble servant,
Does not this circular show that those who contend thar
gave pledge should their contenton2
lhc next error in the report is conained:iu the folowin
words: II does not appear TINT the Trustees as body
ever nteerc interested themselves 10 the proceeding
At said Church." Read The following documents:
Whereas, the Baptist Church OF Lynchburg on tn
iUh VI ha!c i1o and aiuped an act separating the whit
church rom tic c"lorcd church, under certain provision
and restrictions
And whereas, the coored church accepted cheerully
said ac win s provisions and restricon and have beer
organized under these provisions according the usage
the BAPTIST dennminaon and the requirements in the a
Gle OF separation into the African Baptist Church Of Lyuc
bug by presbyIcry Of Eaps. Ministers called togrhe
Tor that purpose.
And whereas said Baptist church did al subsequent
meeting, without complaint forfeiture OF any Of the ar
cles o! separation, and without notice OF eir nfeaou
pass resutiuns which, carried out calculated 10 dis
tIfb and ruin ire said African church. and separate her min
lister from her without provocat0n on his part or her
or any charge against either
Wr hs Trustees OF said African church. owners OF ser.
wants composing said church. and subscribers for the
ground ana building the house for said African church do
hereby express wish that they shall be permitted To
sh with white minister according TO law under the
adopted the 10Th OF March, 1852 and since fully
carried out understand And il this cannot be done
almo oniousy then desire their worship be conducted
and carried according the laws Of The Sute uulran-
Inec! by any other authority.
S. GARLAND,
JAS. l.. CLAYTOR,
SAMUEL NOWLIN
MAURICE LANGHORNE, Ja,
JOHN HOLLINS
I,u DE,h 1870 ,,....:,,.
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LAW NOTICE.
sEAnRooIlA WAREHOUSES.
JOliS ". BI.ANTu% NENTIST.

t,ss>u u ic Baltimore toilcso
5f - r..f. offer r!v professional services 20 the citl.
80 =; tt., Arl Ii, ajoIGiHs c"u.e- aIa prepared 10
perform eatul> .r !rtth Ia ne us! icrtct Wdhhel
Teeth G-cr eA nom o0st" % sn,!te t'i. -,
si attend 10 any call By ui s.irS larnse, Prince Edward
.r,.,y \. March l-rly