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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17
TIM Rrsuir or rm ELECTION IN NEW YonR.

I'm RESULT OF THE ELECTION IN NEW loRk.
The New ! ork Mirror of last Friday says;
The Wings have carried the whole State ticket,
excepting the two Judges of Appeals They
hive the Senate ~ p ont of y, aud the Assem-
bly,. 50 far stands ~ Nhg.22 Hard, and III Soft,
or soft -lnrds-wbole number, l2S; District At
forney Blnu is reelected by from - 10 30 mn
iority. The "llardso from all appearances have
pollod over $4,000 votes in the State, aud per
hnps have exceeded the "softs." Had the state
and Federal Administration sided with them,
they would undoubtedly hive carried nj least II
portion Of the State ticket. The Softs," saye
IN one county, have greatly fallen oil from their
vote in Iris Canal Commissioner, Mnthef,
alard.) runs largely ahead of Yates, lSoti.) III
this city, King, Richmond, Queen and Rock
land the Hards are about $500 ahead of the
Softa 80 much for government interference.
Tho journal of Commerce says
In II counties from which we havc returns
more nr less complete, the lIords are $4,000 vote
nhcnd Of the sotts There conbc but little Doubt
thot they will COME out ahead Of the State ot
latge.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17
VIM M Hurwell.

W find IN the columns Of the Washington
Sentinel Tie following highly complimentary tn
butte fren the Fredericksburg Herald to The
character aud ahilitieaof this gontleman'
,sH II. Burvell, Esq, late editor Of the Wash
inetan Republic. il now editing the Baltlm"n a
merican. Mr.. Il. wields able pen
For some time pa-t we have been opprized "i
Mr.. B's eonncxinn with tho American, but as We
had rover sepn 1T formally announced We hhd
not felt at liberty 10 mention il. But now thet II
has found its way into the public prints "" are
relieved frpm the 4crnples that rosiraihea US
Few men in this country Gun clnim precedence
over Mr. Bufwell IN scholarship and hecomplsh-
mcnis. lie j. not only scholar but he Is
learned politician Nor is he the less distinguished
FOR his literary requirements His ample re
sources are always ut command. lie writes win
as much facility a. force, aud rs much ViYncity
as facility. He II ns good speaker as writer
and whilst addressing the Virginia Legislature,
of which be was for some YEAR, distinguished
member We have frequently known his fellow
members 10 crowd around hun that they might
avoid losing one word.
Bat Mr.. Bnrwoll il more than all these. A
Mr.. Consul Sanders rad Of Judge Bronson, Mr.
Bnrwrllisa sortnbe brick Ills social quali-
lies. ha generous feelings, and his sparkling wit
have gninrd him scores of friends and admirers
lis politics are different from ours, but he II II
ecuaemm with whom one can agree TO dlsagree'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

City Bonds par l00-snles ......
Va. and Tenn. Il. Stock, par 100.
Citizen Saw. Bank Stock, par 100 ......
Lynch. Hose and Fire ms. Stock. par 20.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

LNOfk SALE.-One hundred and fifty sas
Il ange aud Alexandria Rail. Ro d Stock. Fol-
apply to BURKE Il HERBERT
nov l7.d3t AleIdaii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

Tho Board of Police Of Philadelphia have adj
opted resolution thnt,on and after the first day
of January next, each member of the consolidated
police shall while on duty be clad in uniform.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

GREAT SNOW STORM AT THE NORTH
MARINE DISASTERS
BosreN, Dec 3O-The snow fell heavily during
the day yesterday, butceased at night 1t now lies
two feet deep on a level, and is drited in exposed
places to the depth OF ten twelve feet The rail-
ways are covered with snow SO that no trains are
arriving. Men are engaged in clearing the tracks.
The brig choctaw, from Galveston, is ashore at
Point Adterton, and the brig Water Witch from
Savannah, at Long Beach. Many others are re-
ported ashore, but no lives have been lost.
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THE GREAT REpuBLIc.-The N. Y. Journal Of
Commerce, of the 26th, says
At noon to-day, the fire on the Great Republic
was still burning, but was confined to the remains
OF cargo and rubbish in the forward part OF the
eel, which is considerably elevated above otner
portions, in consequence of the shalowness of the
water in which she lies. A schooner was along.
side with steam pamp, and other apparatus Tor
raising her, and many laborers were at work on
her, removing the iron-work, chains, portions OF
rope, &c. The bows for some distance back,
scarcely bear the myrks Of fire. as viewed from the
exterior.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
CoNGR Ess--THURsDAY. Dee % lssa

snrArE.-Several petitions were presented
resolution of inquiry was ordered with refer.
snce 10 the prcpriety of locating public armory
in Indiana. which was adopted.
NE Allen gave notice Of his intention TO introduce
a Siil for increasing the compensation of the Die
trict Judge Of Rhode Island.
Mr. HutchisGn introduced bill granting lands
to Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, and for
etructiug railroad from Kansas via jefferson city,
ST Louis aud Vincennes TO Cincinnati with branch.
es from yiucennes to Louisville, Kentucky.
Mr.. James introduced joint resolution direct.
Ing the presentation OF sword TO the neares: male
relative of Major Sam1 Ringgold.
No quorum being present, the Senate adjourned
xn.il ID rnorrew.
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O00 DOLLARS REWARD. = Ran

wv away, on the 18th December a very black
NEGRO MAN named ROBT. PATTERSON. He
Is about feet high of large frame, and will weigh
about geo pounds-has serious suIlen look, and q
nat nose He reads writes and speaks very correctly
preacher or exhorter He Is asuperior factory hand
and may show free papers to get work. But Ii Is
thought he will try to get to free State or on the
Liberia packet, Though that is doubtfulj as he
wanted the church to send him there to preach He
has frequently visited WILLIAMSBURG but left in the
cars for Petersburg where he has brother or rels.
tons. The above reward, and all expenses will be
paid, If secured in Jail or delivered at
WILLIAM WALSH'S Shoe Store,
de Y No. 4S Main street
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NOTICE ITO THE CREDITORS OF mEssRs
PURSUANT to decree entered on the

PURSUANT to decree entered on the
Il SOth day of November, 1855 in the case of God
din assignee, rs Baker and als pending in the Cir
cult Court for the city of Richmond shall las SUBJ
sttuted trustee in deed of trust from Hilary Baker
and wife to Samuel g. Adams and John Van Lew for
the benefit of the Bank of the United States dated
the eighth day of June, 1873 and special commits
sloner appointed by said Court that purpose pro-
coed to SELL at q O'clock P. NJ the 10th day OF jan
uary 1854, at public auction, to the highest bidder
on the premises, the following real PROPERTY Wig
"A lot of Land lying in Adams Valley in the CITY Of
Richmond, fronting A feet Fifteenth street; also
the following pieces parcels of Land lying in the
county OF Henrico, pear the city of Richmond viz:
a lot beginning at the North East corner of ri and
Iwenty-tourth streets continued and running East.
wardy along the said street SO feet and in depth
along said 24th street continued, ITO feet; one un-
divided half ola lot beginning at the north eastwardy
corner OF and 18th streets, continued and fronting
on said 18th street, continued 1l0; and one lot on
Union street. fronting said street 100 feet and run
ming back l4e feet to street so feet wide on which
it also fronts I20 feet" The sale viii commence at
the lot first named.
TERms-For cash as to so much of the proceeds az
will satisfy and pay the expenses of sale and on
credit as TO the residue of six and months with
interest from date of sale the purchaser executing
bonds with approved security for the credit install
ments and the title retained until the last instalment
is paid. JOHN HOWARD,
Trustee and Commissioner,
December 10th, 1855
GoDDIN APPERsoN, Auctioneers de 1O-dtd
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NOTICE.-At meeting of the Preside1
and Oirect0rs of rha Lon

NOIICE.-At meeting of the President
and Directors of the James River and Kanawha
Der. 1858, il was -
hesofred That whenever boat shall be sunk in the
esnal 1t shall be the duty of the Superintendent of
reasonable time to be fixed in the nstce and If it be
ne. removed IN time, 1t shall be the duty OF the su-
petintsnaeht to cause it to be removed from the
ana ne snail also enforce against such owner the Pc
naties now prescribed by the regulations of the com
pany for obstructing the canal
Hereafter no Lock-keeper shall permit any boat
man 70 assist In passing boat through lock unless
sacn noatuian shall act upon the responsibility OF his
empower as to any injury whirh may result from the
Ecton OF sach bostmsn, and no boatan shall la any
case. Dc recognized as an agent of the company.
de 1--1aw4w VIM p MIrNFopn &C.,
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John Lesvy, of Kentucky, late mail agent, in
dieted for depredations on the mails, has received
a full pardon from the President The accused il
respectfully connected, was, and Is at present. de-
ranged, aud this fact being fully established. the
pardon was granted
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sECoND DEsPATCH.l
ADDITIONAL EASTERN NEl

ADDl1IONAL EASTERN NEWS
The defeat of the Turks at Sinope by the Russian
feet created great sensation at Constantinople.
grand Divan was held aud was attended by all the
foreign ministers. No doubt was entertained that
the whole allied fleet would soon enter the Black
Sea. The carnage at Sinope was dreadful.
The Russian consul at Servia had denounced
Prince Alexander of Serva, as a secret adberent
OF the Porte's The elders of the various districts
met and resolved 10 watch the movements of the
Prince.
There was some talk of recalling Prince Obre.
nowitsche from exile.
1t was reported that Rodsowitsch, late Secretary
of Prince Gortchakof, had been shot at st. Peters
burg, In consequence of correspondence said TO
have taken place between himself and the Turks
Another report was in circulation that an insur.
rection had broken out in Russian Armenia.
battle had taken place on the Armenian from.
tier, in which the Russians were victorious Four
thousand Turks were killed. The Turks, however.
were generally successful. They had captured
Aekalzich, and were reported to have taken some
important fortresses
Alexander Schamyl, the Circassian leader and
Selim Pacha were gradually approaching each
other taking tortresse on their lines of march,
Prince Worowzoff had been surrounded and his
retreat cut off Schamyl had captured six Russian
iortresses, after hard fighting and heavy losses on
both Sides He had also defeated SO, 900 Russians
under Gen Ortianotf
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AUCTION sALEs.
FUTURE DAYS
by RICHARD cAUTHORN
T,RUsTEE,s SALE OFAW ooDE1

TRUSTEES SALE OF A WOODEN
4 BUILDING. ON THE PLANK ROAD.-Bv
virtue of deed of trust, executed to me by VIM
Griffin, bearing date on the 1st dsy of June 1919
ard recorded In the Clerks Office of Henrico County
Court. shalt as Trustee, on the 10th day of Janua-
~, 1884, sell at public auction for cash. the BUILD
lNG erected by said Griffin. the lot belonging to
the estate OF Benjamin Frayser decd fronting or,
the Plank Road, and distant few hundred wards
from the city of Richmond. The buildin was erect.
ed upon leased ground about five years ago, Ia of
wood, contains two rooms, and has been used as
grocery store and dwelling house. The purchaser
will be required to remove the building within ten
days from the sale.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
The sale win take place on the premises at 4
o'clock, p. NJ, and viii be conducted by r. Car
THORN. Auct. de so
THRUSTEE'S SALE OF TOBACCO
Il FIXTURES, &c.-As trustee in deed of trust
executed by George Mills On the 1st day of Decem-
ber 1883 and duly recorded in the Office of the Hust-
ings Court of Richmond, shall cell, at public auc.
ton fat the tobacco factory lately occupied by the
said Mills, the South side of the Basin adjoining
the warehouse of Ludlam T. Wstson,I on SATUR.
DAY, the 7th day of January, 1854 at Ii o'clock all
the Fixtures and Implements of every kind used by
him in manufacturing tobacco consisting of IA Box
Screws and double set of Bands; Flattenng Screws
and Presses; 8 Screws, Evans patents 2 ID. lump
Mills; 2 10. lump Mills; large patent Boiler; 2
Levers, sc. Also. 50 lbs fonqua Beans, in alcohol
Terms made known on day of sale.
The above Fixtures &c. may be seen at the fac
tory. and private proposals will be received for the
purchase of them up to the day of SALE authorised
by the deed arm also authorised to say that a pur.
chaser at private sale the factory from the
owner tit.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trustee.
Richmond, Dec ", 1858. de Solids
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CONGRESS-

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30-The SENATE met but
transacted no business of importance.
The House was not in session.
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ExrRADiTIoN CAsg.-In the matter Of Alexan-
der Hebron, claimed by the British Government,
under the ashburton treaty, charge of forge
ry, but whom the U. s. Marshal refuses to bring
before the State Courts OF New York on writ OF
habeas corpus, Judge Mitchell has rendered ade-
eision, in consequence of which order was made
that the prisoners, be discharged.
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GREAT FIRE IN MONTREAL "A fire broke out
on Eotre Dame street, Montreal on the 18th, and
destroyed the dry goods store OF Mr.. Lewis, the
fur establishment of Mr.. Solomons, Mr.. Sharpley'
store, and one other. An immense amount Of pro-
perty was burnt. Mr.. Lewis was insured for Els
ooo' Mr.. sharpley for 95,000 and Mr.. Solomon
for G4.0o9.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION ON SENECA LAKEs.--As
the new propeller Watkins was preparing to start
on her regular trip from Geneva, N. " up the
Lake, on the morning Of the Goth, one of her fues
burs., severely sca!ding Edmond Davis ard Thorn
as Fish, 6remen It is thought they cannot re-
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ARRIVAL OF THE PROPELLER ALPS
BosTos, Dec 30.-The screw propeller Alps has
arrived from Liverpool. Size brings no later news
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TEE AFRICA.
FARTHER ADVANCE IN BREADsTuPFs
RESIGNATION OF LORD PALMERsToE
SUSPENSION OF POSSIBILITIES ON THE pA.
NuBE.
MORE FIGHTING AT SEA.
THE WAR IN ASIA.
ARRIVAL OF TIE AFRICA.
MORE FIGHTING AT SEA.
THE WAR IN ASIA.
7As Naral Battle a Sinope, O.. Sc.


NEW foRK, Dec. 3O.--The steamship Africa, 18th
Liverpool adsices to the 18th inst, has arrived.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
liverpool, Dec. 17.-Cotton unchanged: ISLES OF
the week 5000 bales, of which $4,000 were tor
speculation The Flour market is active at Cd. adj
vance. Wheat has advanced Cd. to Sd. Corn Sd
to Is dearer. Consuls sold on Friday at e41.s
to 81 Ia
The following are the quotations of Breadstufs j:
western Canal Flour SIS. to $751;; Baltimore Flour
S5a to 3ss. Sd. White Wheat 1os Cd to lis
White Corn As. to 46s. yellow, ABS. to As.
London money marketunchanged. British funds
have fiuctuated good deal
Haere, Dec 4.-Sales of Cotton for the week
eooo bales, middling Orleans and UpIands, 80 a
81 Stock on hand %, 600 bales.
ENGLAND
Lord Palmerston has resigned his post In tie
british Cabinet, in consequence, it IL reported. OF
his indisposiion to support Lord Russelrs Reform.
alton bill. The London papers however, intimate
that he resigned on account OF disagreement in
the Cabinet On the Eastern question.
FROM THE EAST
Letters from Bucharest, dated December 5, an
nounce suspension of hostilities on the Danube
strong impression prevailed in Vienna, that Tho
Eastern question would be satisfactorily arranged.
1t was reported that a Russian naval divi,ion
with 6,0lo troops on board, had been repulsed at
Cheftikil One Russian steamer was DESTROYED
one frigate dismasted and 1900 Russians were
killed
Another engagement had taken place near Abaca,
between two Turkish steamers and Russian fri
gate and brig. The Russian vessels were with
drawn in shattered condition.
-Four steamers OF the allied fleets had gone to
Constantinople.
The Russian manifesto of November LIST, caused
an intense excitement in Greece. The Greek Go.
vernment was taking severe precautionary mea.
sures
report was in circulation at Vienna on the 18th
that the combined Russian and Persian army was
about TO march on Erzeroun
The U. S. frigate St. Louis arrived at Alexandria
on the 25th of November
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Aceaft martial il Ia progress at the charlestown
navy yard, Investigating charges against Lieut. al
exanees Murray, for swilful neglsct q duiy.r
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A oIUNInniNG, MUST ASTONTSH-
LING CURES, made by LEoNAaD,s INSTANT
BELIEF AND SPEEDY CURE FOR COIIGHs
COLDS. ASTHMA, HOARSENESS ScSIE0,
NAhD's INSTANT RELIEF is the best Medicine
ever used for those suffering from the above COM
piaints. Consumptye persons who have triad II
nave found great relief from IL Hundreds that have
used It. pronounce 1t the greatest Medicine of The
age IL is pleasant Medicine, equally safe for The
10 De had In . and so cent bottles, of
THOMAS LEONARD & CO..
222 Broad street.
de It's Garner Of Broad and 4th Richmond
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Loss OF THE WINFIELD ScoTT.-The steam
ship Winfield Scott, brief account of the wreck
Of which we have already published struck on
Anachu Island at midnight, on the I'd inst. The
passengers were very little alarmed, and all were
safely removed, suffering but thrilling losses. Two
steamers were Immediately dispatched to her re.
lief. but she was fast going to pieces.
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S1UNk MASUNkl. The subscriber
- hsyiDe completed the extensive foundatio % for
Messrs. Taliaferro i Co., at Manchester. and neariy
completed the abutments and piers of Mayo's Bridge
would respectfully inform the public that he is pre-.
pared to contract for building foundations BRIDGES
&c &C. with the best quality of granite to be found
IN the State. All work entrusted to me will be done
IN workmanlike manner. JOHN w. DAVIES
Stone Cutter and Mason. Southside of Dock
Residence Corner of Canal and I'd streets
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BY N. B. 4 c. B. BILL. Auctioneers.

4 NEGROES.-In pursuance of decree
II entered in the suit of Parkinson aud Others u.s.
Naddefs administrator and others, in the Circuit
sioner nsmed in said Decree sell at the auction house
of N B. C. B. Hill, in the city of Richmond ON the
9TH day of January 1854 10 o'clock the highest
bidder, for cash. four likely young NEGROES, viz:
Henry, Rho6a, Elizabeth and Sarah.
de 30-6t FRANCIS T. ISBELL Com,r
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BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.
= 2 d J<z1HIIo M h.
# AND IN HANOVER, TWO MILES

= HH JhIaI.o W. IAILOn.
AND IN HANOVER, TWO MILES
IL FROM SLASH COTTAGE, FOR SALE.-I
offer for sale tract of LAND containing 275t acres
lying in Hanover county, the road leading fem In
dependence Meeting House to Hanover Court House,
and adjoining the lands of Mesus Davis White,
Cross, Tompkins and DR. Jones This Land s for the
most part covered with heavy growth of oak and
pine timber. and being convenient to the railroad
affords ne opening to those disposed to engage in
and improved, by small dwelling and other houses.
plat of the Land may be seen at my office.
If not sold privately before TUESDAY 9th De-
cember will that day, be sold at auction upon
the premises commencing at ii O'Clock, A M
Terms will be made liberal
& POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale will take
place in front of Henrice County Court House, on
MONDAY, I'd January, that being Court day, at u
O'Clock III.
de 2S JAS. nj. TAYLOR. Auctr
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BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.

A UCTION SAlE-OF HEIFERS.
AYEARLINGS, HOGS AND FARMING IJTEN.
SILS, AT ROSE MEATH FARM. The under
sgaed with the view of reducing his stock of Cattle
&c, will sell at auction on FRIDAY, 3oth Decem.
at II O'Clock. A. M, about 20 head of HOGS. &
YEARLINGS, HEIFERS, &C., several of which
Horsepower. &c, and sundry other Farming uten
ss. Sale positive and without reserve, by
JAMES M. TAYLOR Auct
TERMs-Four months credit for sums over $50
for approved notes; under that amount cash.
ALSO-A pair of superior match HORSES, four
years old, well broke and perfectly sound sold for
no fault whatever
de 20 LEWIS d. CRENSH AW
POSTPONED-Gn account of the inclemency of
the weather, TO WEDNESDAY afternoon, 18th Jan,
at 81 O'Clock, if fair otherwise the next far dsy at
the same hour.
de 3l-5t j. M II Auct
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THIRD DEsPATcH.1
TIE LATEST NEWS

AhL LA Il ESI NEWS.
The Turks lost eleven ships at the battle of 81.
nope-not thirteen, as at first reported-three OF
which were transports. The Russians lost seven
ships. The affair was not SO disastrous to the
Turks as the frss accounts made it.
Dipiomatists were still busy with their notes
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Paris, Friday EUening.-It is reported that the
allied f1eets have been ordered to the Black Sea.
The latest accounts from Sinope report that the
Russians lost two of their largest ships in the en-
gagement with the Turks. The town was totally
destroyed.
London, Satarday.-It is thought that Lord Rus.
sell will succeed Lord Palmerston in the Cabinet.
1t is expected that Lansdowne will resign. Lord
Panmure has been sent for.
An engagement has taken place on the Black
Sea, between some Russian vessels and three Turk.
ish steamers. Two of the latter ESCAPED. and the
third was blown up by her commander rather than
surrender.
The Russians fred into Turkish brig. near
Odessa, and sunk her. All on board persisted.
Ten powerful Turkish steamers left the Bosuho-
rus the afternoon of the I'd
Smith o'Brien has escaped from Van Dieman's
Land.
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k'ARMEkS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
The general Meeting of the stockholders Of the
Farmers Bank of Virginia will be held at their
Banking House, in the city of Richmond, on We'd.
nesday, the 18th day of January, 1854.
NO oiflcer or Director of Bank shall hereafter
vote as froxy OF Stakeholder in any election of
Directors officers of Bank nor shall anv PROXY
pe vahd which shall have been executed SIXTY days
before the time of election
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BY RICHARD CAUTHoRN.

II BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
SALE OF GROCERIES,
Il FIXTURES. GRAIN, HAY, &c, TWO FINE
HORSES, WAGONS. &c, AT Auction by viz
tue of deed of trust executed by A. ID. TinsIev to
me, bearing date on the oath day of December, 1888
Hastings. for the city of Richmond shall as trus-
tee, on MONDAY, the 9th day of January, 1854 sell
at public auction, the stock Of Groceries Grain Hay
Oats, Feed Fixtures and Furniture in the store ard
lumber houses OF said Tinsley, on Broad street.
between I'd and 3d. Also, two fine horses, one Car
of said lumber house ending LIST day of August
1854 and the timber of the other said lumber.
TERMs--Cash for all sums under S5e and credit
of go days for all of ESQ., and upwards the pur-
chaser giving his notes with good endorser.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and to be
conducted by r. CAcTHoaN
del JNO g WILLIAMS Trustee