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The JACKSON STATUE IMPOSING CEREMONY ANTI
CIPAIkD- Presidents LEvEE, ETC.
vaIRT CON0RESS.
SECOND SESSION.
House or Representatives,

House OF Representatives.
wAsaisoToIJsn. 1858.
JscKsor EqUEsIRA,
On motion OF Mr.. 0ns, (dsu.D OF c., it resolved
that sheB the Aou sooufn 1t adjourn till Monday in
order afford opportunity to attend the
rsmcnies Of the alton OF the Jackson Eaues
Statue
APPROPRIATIONS
Mr. Housror (oem cf Ala asked leave to report fro
the COMMITTEES OF .od Means last % the General
Appropriation biis
Mr. srArlY, (-sigj Of \. g., objected.
Mr. Housror ssia tbss toe rules required the spp-o-
pristion bills to he reported vi hin thirty days and as
the 2. MI. p.po Dio prepare bill he trusted
the geD1l. consent that be should report it
Mr. Housiop Tssso pcist OF order which the Speaker
ovefrulsd.
MT Hous1oN- hen 1ops 1t viii be put on the Jour
nal that gentleman -ho Leiptd TO prepare the bill
Objected To i . iItIUu octiVo.
1he ePsAstE~- la " Ii not 60 on the journal
MIR. s1ANLr 81 n uUcu spirit-Yes let II be put upon
the jour- al that objected sorepor5s tut Of order
hr BousIos- so p+If-c- ~ wiling for that.
The Hoube v.nt lDt0 COMMITTEES
rhnArs BILLS.
Twenty five bic upon without debate,
WIEN the mite. ana reported them to The
Uoufe
Mr. PHrIps tosDl ot Ne suggested that they be
voted upon N gr0e Objection ~ss made.
AfPHoPEIATfors
Mr. HousTos from me COMMITTEE on Ways and
wesps rep.I ca bI making appropriations for the
navy wblch Ter = Comm ttee OF the Whole On
the State 81 IN Union
PASSAGE rEUAIE BLLs
The House p.e-o tbuy four private bills, including
70 relir qub "a ohio he diminished portion Of the
Cpnb.rlsno IL rnsf state
The Ecuss th-B sojourosd till Monday.
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szsIoUs EPFECTs or rHs LATE GALE, ETC.
BosIo-, Jan. 7, 1858.
The ba-k Ocssbus 1T ths port from Bueuos Ayres re-
perts Nov 18th lat 2xesl lon SO H. fell in wi h
about two hundred full ami empty zine pipes boxes Of
candies ard to.p. DHe ok marked" NJ c. No
81 Took board cbs t-r osk OF red vine branded
go O. s !" sBo marK.a y. X ~
III brig Baron sastIe from Frankfort for Havana
rot a. bore -e. i-sDd got of by the steamer
Msy Queer to-ed RockaDd With loss II false
keel sDo oecs Ioso
The baik May BougbtoD from New Orleans for Boz
ton s,hor. the barber OF Holmes Hole In gale
Tue.dsy III. have 70 discharge part Of her cargo
70 get Oh.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. :, 1853.
Bcboo,er tsrsn aoein- from Norfolk for Bsrnsta
BILE, sJruIg aha - the bresk~stsr during the storm
and r-B ser r. 10 prevent npr sinking She filled
and ensips - ttst position oppctite Lsves
The scfolDET Ibtu Dsie lumbar loaded from New
B.o for Wellington d e w,nt ssbore at Chinco-
tesgus on Monday.
The steam mp Pennsylvania. from PHILADELPHIA ar
rived ut Ncr'oik MotdsJ lost quarter boat smoke
stack. fptit ssir 30
1hp schooner Golueibis In Hsmpto Road dr.0oss
her snetors sLo lost tsem. snc arrived Norfolk
taking badly.
BALTIMORE, Jar. 7, 1853
The big Orb rcu asltiuor. to Boston with load Of
I'm Der bsa te.n oriveD Ashore Crsney Island and
Wi. he totsi ioes
s.'-s SNAIL 'e'..;s slso veOt ashore during the
q
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Court OF General Sessions,
JudOe Reaha praaidjno

JA, - Sentences-Judge Besbe pronounced the sen
fences of the in the following cases all Of which
have been previously reported.
Robert Burns convicted Of assautng officer Owen Les
having horne previous good character and having al
ready suffered four months imprisonment to sixty days
further in the city prison
Frank Wilson convicted Of grand larceny in house Of
Ill tame Two years and six months imprisonment in the
State Prison.
James Mercer, who pleaded guilty OF petit larceny,
to thirty days in the City Prison
Charles Livingston, convicted OF obtaining money by
falsely repre- senting himself constable against whom
there v. re ten or fifteen complaints Tor similar Of
fences and who had served term In the 5tate Prison.
two years and three months imprisonment
George Hobein and Helena Schabe convicted OF shop
lifting against whom there several other and SINH
lar charges thee and three month"; mprison
ment each; and Elizabeth Whiting convicted with tnsm
Court, to two years imprisonment-aI in the State
Prison.
There being ready for trial the jury were dis
charged ana the Court took . recess TIL Monday.
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The New Hampshire Legislature.

UNION OF RAILRoADs-1HB RELIGIOUS TEST
SPECIAL ooRREsFoSDEsor the HERALD.
CoNcosp, Jan. Z, 1868.
The Legislature Of this State will adjourn H. norrow
morning.
The bill to unite the N H. Central aud Concord and
Claremont Railroads has just passed the House by 146
TO ll3.
The House has approved OF the Senates resolution
deprcstory Of the rel gious test with amendment.
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Naval InseIiigs nee.

B0sT0T, Jan, 4 1895.
The brig Planet from Port Prsya December ath arrived
at sslem yesterday Bhs left as Port Prsys u g. ships
Germantown, waiting orders the John Adams for
Goree Gambia and a cruise down the COST tbs 9Th
December. Sailed December %. U s. brig Perry on
cruise 20 hoDroyis and the eswsrd coast At St Vim
cents October Isth u brig Bainbsdgs from cruise
The Planet brings letter beg from the sQuadIen.
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committee 70 70 a unconstudonAi cot. He ail Assss,
that e The other great departments Of the system OF In
ternL improvements move this little canal often
overlooked should In justice 70 the vast interests If
6scted by It. 60 also. 1t had bssn omitted and me-
elected. and left out, long enough.
The debate further continued by Mr.. Bristol Mr..
Congsr. and Mr. Jones'
MI W.IoHT believed every subject alluded to In the
Governors message should and could be referred to
appropriate standing COMMITTEES, and he thought 1t
would DO highly improper to refer . part before refe
renoe Of the whole was made.
Mr. CoRsELL was against the whole resolution.
Mr. vANpERBmI moved to strike out the words 'sthe
Cayuga and SENEGAL Canal" Lost-ayes, 0; nays 10.
On motion OF Mr. CORNELL tho resolutions laid
the table
After the disposal of como unimportant business the
Senate adjourned till Monday.
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Markell.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6, 1858.
Cotton Sales to-day 5000 bales tarm prices Mddling
at 67s a9c.
New ORLEANS, jar. 7, 1858.
Cotton has been quiet to day. the sales barely reaching
Prices are somewhat easier The sales Of the week
been IS 600 bales The increased receipts ct all the
Southern ports over the time last year
bales The exports day % 900 bales mostly
Lverpool-the largest this Freghts to Liverpool
are quoted IT. 32d An active speculative demand exists
for 6our owing to scoounts Of large advance in New
York The sales to day have been fully 10000 bbs OF
Obio-prices opening at 81 81 S. and closing ct IS 10
holders asking S. 25 The business done il the lar
Ueat ever known here.
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Meteorological observations.
~ MoRsE's LINE, OFFICE sAsEAEvT NO. 2H WALL 8

DY MoRsEs LINE, OFFICE BAsEMEvT NO. TX WALL STREET
FRIDAY, Jan. 7, 1858.
BUFFALO, 10 A. M.-Cear and pleasant. Wind south
west Thermometer rs. Barometer 20.
0 p M.-Cloudy. Looks like snow. Wind south y EST
Thermometer So Barometer 40 65.
ROCHESTER, 10 A. M.-Cloudy, and not very cold
Wind southwest. Thermometer 81
9P. M Clear and pleasant Wind southwest. Their
mometer 90
AUBURN, 10 A. M-Clear and very pleasant. Wind
northwest. Thermometer 36,
p. M.-Clear and pleasant. Wind west, Thermo-
meter 33.
6rRAcUss, 10 A. M-CleAr and beautiful morning.
Wind north Thermometer a.
0 P. M.-Beautiful evening Wind southwest. Their
mometer SO.
UREA. 10 A. M.-Ciear and pleasant. Wind south.
west. Thermometer 80
9 P. M-Clear evening. Wind southwest Thermo.
meter 40.
ALBANr 10 A. M.-Barometer go Mercury &c. Clear
Wind south Thermometer in sun 40.
0P. M-Clear. Wind north. Thermometer IL. Ba-
rometer 80 loo
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EEw oRLEA's- Steamship Vim Peun-Nrs con.ss
Ma DAVIS and eon, Is Lowell Capt l. Paf4er. Capt
LOvett
shvArrAH Steam ship hl.bsms-J Se'g. LAD, ant I'VE
chldrel Mrs Seis aod child. Perry sed ady, Nor
ply Ane dy Mia hmpb,u abb Wilder. "a
frieno, l. Eady. q T,rry, Cant Hsgrs, a Jamis.
on FiAbttrs, Dougherty, No Dorm,tt Ms abist.
Mre Jsrvis " N Smith u IN tho stearsse
From Norfolk Isldeeil " y wakebv. Mr Rod ters
rHARLtsToF- Steamship Jtmes hd.er-Nr Banks n
Retchuu ana ! l. Ertthc J T. Gofbo v w CLARK q u
Nmthrcp, y 81 eeer " Shseler, J n Brugor, Msard
hev Shirk Aervin 4 Burrue. Cohen la Ia ths
ttee
LONDON Shin Yorktnwn-Nrs Leighton. Nvo-t; Ms
Lovnrs Misses q aud NJ Lowndes dusstn LCha,trls
hit james Easter Fro ., Lopdon Master aossrstsII
uc Utry
HnLhoA-BRrs Lotita 4 cargllne-P Adsmsoa Nc A
JouCb
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stsamboss Explosion On the Ohio.

FhNb sBLE D Ut SIX LIVkd
LOUISVILLE Jan. 7, 1858.
The steamer Joan snopos, which lef. here this
mo- Tor Ne- 0t.srs shep rounding out from Portland
(hr.e miles below .bie city cola .sed the ues Of her
boilers, blowing out ID. sft besds
IL At urst suppos.d that about twelve persons
were killed and number scslasd but it appears
that sx fremsn missing and ell the passengers
capped nDburt
Psloen.
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Bosroy, Jan. Z, 1853.
William r. Wilson wss brought before the polics court
this afternoon, whom additional complaints we're made
against him for counterSsiting One charges him with
forging and making $40 bill the Merchants Bank
Boson-ths other with partially engraving plate the
State Bank Of Indiana On these additional charges he
was ordered TO give bail IN the sum Of $4,000 for exam
nation on Tuesday, the 18th inst
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Execution or n Negro, &c.

Baltimore, Jan. :. 1868.
David John,on the negro convicted Of the murder Of
Mr. Cole, was hung at Annapolis, 10 day.
We have mail to night south of Richmond.
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Arrived-stip FlJir Eagle. Danarisoott brss Mutual
fIrl pornru Taco Pauiioe Savannah Elisha Doans Bal
timorc; Fickerson, Mail Philsdelphia lawrence
dol schrs Lowell ssomel Ssrf hioh mopd fiosa ooi
Shsron. d. Nadswssls NorfelF; ksretis, Bstimf re
Clesrcd-ship Luck Nov, San Francisco bari Susan
Jane, Smyrna. - 49, -
Arrivtd-ships Houghton, NYork Emma Fields, do I'll
poieon, Boston.
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LIvEprooIstesm CITY OF Manchester for Liverpool
Mr. hoGeSar emo daughter, Mr. "rsppI, sr Whsi
", Rev NJ Brsitt waite Mics mary tvi, Mrs. Colems
&,es oer m, Nre Mstlv Visa Wsto~ Nj Wistow. NJ
Nittor, Mr. OToole, lady snd chiid Mi Cny,ei VIZ,
Loper oild Mrs Stur and family sr Jss Nc
NJ Jtmee 1Ai d. Mr. q smith, sr Angel Il Asmso, Mr.
Is Moore
BSnnurA Arm sT Tuomss- steamship pepel--Fsr B,r
uu. ,-hias Rois rh0r Dymooh W ,fnoos and Roy, r y
bonroe stewart bawell n Rns, W Barr Chas Jones r
J. Kane AVID
For 81 1h,mss -Mrs Vu@larr H. otid. y Rsymos NJ
Sler NJ Dtu'ai Tc Y v~-s Pev = Knox Mr. LsbksrA
kr Is Cal wore, MT n riSnt End soy Cor. s,A,k.
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Serious ms. ~ st.bbiDg.

PHILADrLPHrA Jan 7, 1853.
"A eetBsn rsm.d Cbnlss Saw z vas stabbed in his
sc~p bow. ~ Hnu1t Cbupk ID s evening BY q young
rsp sb-se rene l. uDEnO.a IL Is tno2gst be Cannot
,,ifNybe
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Ariytd-sch-s Edward s.nly. Dusr2uShI -arsis. fer
Boston; Mari Susan, -, bound Z.
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N0n-ArHaval OF the America
HAHFAx, Jsn. 7-l9P n.
There Ia appeAranos Of the steamer America up TO
this hsu<. Sho now In her fourteenth day out The
weather is clear and mild
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MARIT M r y 4 L 1 q r g E
ALMANAC yoRx-rHB DAY.
SUE Rsrs. moon sETs.... morn W 81
SUE SETS. ........ AZ HIGH WATsA-.. .even W =
NNN>N~No~N+>NN>>0~0
Port nf New York. January Z. 1853.
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Tho clirper ship Rather (nevD Bro fer ssn Francis
is st,nohor In the North river. Tho Tornado humto
fr asn Francisco; Ceo6tul Palmer for toi ana bnVer
Bid for Liverpool ars at anohor Ia tho East river
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~ As an Indication Of what Is probably the
sentiment Of tn ISbcraists in rranc. and merriam.
in Other Continental States. We COPY the following
from Pari, les,er 10 tho C,,,yri,r AZ, 6.f, y,si.
Il is written bv French R.publ;c,n rban.x.r ,,s.s
chance of al,a;ny IN .,u;. Ro,,,,rt. n.,;,r, .nd
a,.s No, ,;s,.,;. =; -. >s.. =
sent r,ro,c,, ,,,,.rs W =
.xox \. a.. ,;.. .,,.,...,, Lii. -.
,ouneci nv an. 10000. y..o,s., T. az. co. -.
r,,o,, II, n, -, - ,,.,u :, ~. ,,,.,,'
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

EXCHANGE. D.. Chamber. Miss Chambers; C.
II. hasoD u. NJ Jno S. Caldwell Fredericksburr; Jas
Bradley Lady aud Son, Ind: ~ r. Bell Petersbg; D. T.
Bland, Prince George; Capt Pannill Petersburg IT, s.
Mason, J. 5. Single. NJ Bryssm, Surry Co. A. r. smith
Prince George; w. b. Smith, Tennessee; W. B Seabrook
Miss v Seabro X, Mr. s Seabrook, Miss A = Meggett
south Catoine; Bailey and Lsdy; Mrs Edings; II =
Bailey, Carolina; Mrs Goodman Virgins: RI Merriam
Powell, Fredericksburg; ID wootty, Gold IIilE A
X Wolhn2ton Columbus, Mis-; Brandon Pulaski
Tenn; II Hendue, Chesterfield; Cohen. Baltimore. q X
Skehefn, fhila; Il A Keene, Washington; j Is Oliver
Lady and Servant Orleans Rev Mr. Leavel and family
Chss City CO. Mis-, Dayton. jefferson CO. RsH Kean
Lynehburg; Chles Miss Cbcs Jas Hart aud LADY DR.
QuaEe,, Wa Gales, X Madison, @ Jones. Louisa
n; VIM BrOckenbrough Hanover; Mrs ] ID Johnsop
servant and child Norfolk
COLUMBIAN-G w Hick. Leriogton. ! ~ n,,,e.,
hobi Richardson Yuvannh; Ooo Chamber, buckingham;
w Harris, POshatan; w A Turner Albetnsrles nj
Boulss, Goochland; Wilson, y Anderaon Cufnber.
land; Tho' Chimney, Prince Edward; G II Chalkley,
Kebmoud; Robt Winfree, Chestsrfel5; n Watkins.
Wakins, Presque Isle, Val IT Conner, Y&TRR;
o Bryant Jynehburg; Thos Depp Powhatan; Tho,
jackson, Haesoop, WIN Bragg, N. C.; g. q IIos.
Louise Q W. johnson, ID Besset Petersburg, A John.
ON, University Of Va.
CITY HOTEL--D w Harrison; Hanover; w Gun.
ningbsm, Charleston; worford, Mssi.sippl; J % Nc
Cheney, Wilmington; n T Gaines and LADY Ohio Jas n
Prentice, Wesimoreland; AR Ilunnsy, Baltimore; 7
Psrkinsou and son, We; W Dctrck Henrico; @ Pon.
der, baltimore; Hurnicott Harvey usli6ar o H.
Kobt Payue, Va; w Burke and lady Mis- Anderson
Mes Watkins Nashville; J Goodson, Monroe; s II
George, Carous II w Sims, Tennessee; w Richard
son and Lady Cumberland; II Rosenberg Baltimore n
n.rty Norfolk Q Albertson, lady and servant IIaaI
NJ Cohrey, wv Dickson, Ports mouth; s sutton
king and Queen; Capt Chandler Junction.
AhBRlCAN.--Jas y Jones, Nelson; Jas Payne
Gooehland Porl. Predericksburg, Dr. Christian and
son, APPROXIMATIONS hiss Booock, Appoms,iot; Geo "
Buehert Cumberland NJ; Thos Sharp Lynchburg. n
Dillon, La III Dillon, Psrmyis; II brown Lyncbburg
Tbos Wiley. Amelia.
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DIED.

On the ilh July, Charlotte county At the reisnc. a
M n.srd W Hsnry shsrs he hsd repaired health Mr
sfUAkI ADAlR GOODMAN, aged 30 years months The
dtpasd knoun fAvoraby In the author
e O.san rD, aud editor "FAmy Friend" The
of Mr. Goldman ads noble, generous
sst .aeriaeed In behalf Of ~ unsp?rcians public
OF eonunGed FEVER Induced by mental anxiety Arsing
desire TO establish southern Literature, lie bore his
sh eminent foade sustained entirely his reliance upSu
e saT0ur Thus has persisted
whose -l burn flame
In the hearts Of those who loved him.
~ 'Ses York Times, 'ChaTottesyie yru. and
Hammer" requested to copy.
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Invite the attention Of The readers q thi, paper the
Advertisement Of NJ. u ROsss Cbrdd FdDfV Nedcfnes
Dr. Hose belnga regular graduate medicine having
phadephia the past thirty an extensive practice,
nends his confidence of public.
We understand they ofin the highest
gho have used them this city. Unlike qaackcufe
ais" of the day each preparation suited 70 specific dstaF
They extensively IN Philadelphia other patts
the Of
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AHERcAs CoLoSILAIIos SocIErY.-The receipts OF th.
Society, during the month ending the Goth ultimo wa
t6,ate including donation OF IS 900 from David Hunt
ESQ., OF Rodney. Miss and another of 5000 from Dr. Ste
phen Duncan, OF Natehez Aiss
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Anvil CArAsrRoPHE.-On the afternoon Of Wednesday
zsa at, MI. kas'and the overseer OF Col VIM Porter
With twelve negces and about horses and mules
took shelter from the in largo shed the pana
un which was struck by lightning. knocking The eud
oftne baldng. aud killing negro men, four mules and
t~o horses Col Porters place IS situated about miles
south Of jackson, In this caunty.-Fag Jackson Ma
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Tile population OF ~ioundand comprise. 40 sle Pro-.
es.ant aud 49, 9sS Catholics The Representation Bill
amended by the Council of that Colony would give Cat
oils and IL Protestant Members OF the House Of Assembly
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Gen. Scott is at West Point. He il slowly recovering
the use Of his arm injured 1nths since by a fall
IL doubtful whether lie will the full use OF it
restored to hin.
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Deaths in " Y. last 53S, winch we're Of cbo,-
ers 20 Of cholera infantum dysentery % Of diar
hoa, 40 ofconsumpton. and so Of wei
drowned and nIne we're the victims of ca.nalities.
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MERCHANTS BANK or vikGiSiA, !
LrxcusrRo, July 6th, 1883. I


Josxru Joaxsox ESQ, Governor Of Virginia:
SIn 10 conformity to Law herewith transmit state
ment Of the con ton Of The Merchants Bank Of Virginia.
on the LIST day Of Jsy. 1885, being the first quarterly
port the Bank having commenced business the lIth
day Of March 1883. Very respectfully your obdt
R0Br. @. MITCHELL, Cishr.
State asd eaSiiioa Of TIs Nrksnts Bank sf Tircinia
at Lynehbsry on ns LAT J@iy. 1888
a LIksuiriKs.
Amount Of capital paid in Ssl2oSl So
Amount Of stock subscribed tese 600 90
Paid In I. above stated sls.oSl So
Unpaid tl1les -
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MARRIED.

On IluIsdsy evening July i4th, Charles Read r.
Esq, all Of this city. 80
LIZ Norfolk and PeteT.bur< p.p.y. plsa.a eo,x
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s4os,l7s IL $4os,l7S IL
DAVID W. BURTON.
SAMUEL NCCORKLE.
JESSE HARE.
GEO. VI. RuCKER.
GEO. G.. CURLE.

Ut.7V I-JHeH54Ty 70 n z.
This day personally Appeared before me- the undersigned
Justice Of the peace in and for said city, Robert c. Nit
ehell Cashier of the Merchants Bank OF Virginia. aud
ie OATH that the foregoing exhibits true
state OF the condition OF the siil AK the day Of
july, 1851
Given under my haad in the city Aforesaid this 7tb
day of July, 1883.
HENRY d srUoOIrIFt I p
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The funeral o. sALE infant daughter Of Henry and Ei
beh EJson, vii tke place this Afternoon o'clock from
the rssdsnee o. her parents 4h Main and
streets The friends ofbe family invited 70 Attand
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Rook AND JoB PRIMITIVE. Ofevsrv description
ssa5 ELLI0TT W. WING Building.
B-Pdnpg fnk Of al kinds and colo, uanuae-
turers prices. BAN
~ No'Iee-EsPress packages or Hoot, Richmond. Psrs
burg, &C., Intended for Shipment per RoaSors ana
JiSssrous will hereafter be received by Messs ADAMS CO.
50 Broadway Who the only authorized A0enf Express
privileges ~ these Ships
once Of ssS York and virginia seamsip Co. No. ~ broad
wsy, LrnLiN PLslsiSrs Agents. jcig-u
~ Defiance saiamandcr ssfcstayIsr's Paient-Ronrar
M PsTscs is the sole manufacturer IN Uncd states Of the
above celebrated ss whom the highest prcmsrn hes just
been awarded ~ the committee Of Metropolitan McchAnsIn
ute Of washpEon and oomn Tmpeneirble
and Cross bysthe beet SAFES and Locus world
Depot No ~ Pear street, New York door bcow Maiden sne
formerly " John street jc2O-em2i page
~ TIE VOTES OF rBE UNfrKD STATES HAM, Of
Washington D. o. Win Be redeemed ~ Virginia Money
Richmond, August Lei, isba aua-u W. ~ TINsfEY
Ats or LEMoHA supp % t Invaluable article sos
- moving stains iron mould &C. received AID sale BY
bis No. ifS BROAD stSssi, Rsnn"sa. \.
~ oAsFs ExTRA ZINE eUNP0wDEn TIA receiving and for
" saieH Usisl Lgwis wEBD Son.
XXTANtKDs-Tvo ars rate ohsmber Maids who can COM.
w yeti recommended Or The virginia sweet sprpss for The
biS MACE WINSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-16

" RELIGIOUS SOTiCE-Tbe Rev. Mr. lecture on
rspit night At the UniVersAlt Church. Mayo
street. AZ ~ oclOck Subject "ow 40. Al q,
eet 30 great sAyatJnf Heb Tie pabe are respectfully
invited % attend " 'N-''S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-16

SUDDEN DEArn.-A coloie6 man named William R.anc
slave hired by Mr.. David r. Burrows of this city, lied
suddenly Thursday evening while drawing bucket Of
water from hydrant in the lot Of Mr. CALICO Frank
lin si'eet between 18th and 6th lie had drawn abouttwo
quarts OF water In the bucket when he fell suddenly
his knees and expired with his head against the hyran
Wewere informed DE- Brown expressed opinion, that
death was caused by the bursting If blood vessal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-16

JULY l5fH, ls53-I ococt. " O'Clock. o'cioek
MINING AGENCY New York. no Broadway Tooms
w N0- aud OTs Agency established purchase
and sale on eonnfon n unnproved Mines Mining
Of Machinery aud Mining ALEC the CbsmIes
q The county. - 49,
printed Circular svng fun explanations. viii b, sen, IN an
er 20 any post paid letter enclosing hreeesnt
stsmr ,. " barbour co,
Bls-diyh Nsr York, no Broadvsy
ERn Bnts, ~ hs bbis. Hanfsx Cot Bsrrng. receiving
DsbO ths morning from schr. British Queen f5r sale
VlS BACON BAsKERy1LL
HBALNErTO BAsKErs Sailor Baskets: LsaOe, WorE ma
u iSffHfHitd, Wiys Travelling, Reg, Clothes and Fancy
BASKETS FOR sale ~ tyiGl ZIMMERMAN
GtUr NAILS, SPIKES Acwe have nov on hand large a.
~ sortnsnt o. The above article ~ dy Tobacco nor
Lining and Fnhur Nails Cut spes al sizes which We are
selling - The lowest martst price.
Do Sign u the Crofs- sas, ~ Msin q.
B,OUO GOODS At cosr 70 casn, rSr .nd on
Being compelled 70 which ~ present
orcupy account goods being
VARIOUS damages done the house Ways nj
IRE stock u Dry Goods ~ for cash The
nothing bot The shove named would induee
I JSis-s% s'''' opps.Ii. S. SwSrh hsss
MkRIcAS PAIN soAP-we have just received supply Of
IN hls article Justly toilet Also genuine
rantee solp o shaving which Vii recommend every
'p S, SO gives Ne sIx rs ,s. SI. ar,
nNLEf Pans 700 nOILgns VIA ssses Coz
~ boiling o. . and " kErs. Tor sale "
~ Na@NaAaeHs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-16

YtUkhlP bkkD-ws have received supply o.
vssleus Kinds dset from Lambeth, and viii eosnus 20
reeve additional supplies duruF
I6.Ls ! ?. JOHNSTON sRornER, DRUGGISTS,
Nv i1b Main
OkfHKs HAYs-aoo Northern nay for ne
II vhsd. 81 pyIs-tl A. g. LIE
NoinkThs bFook Turnpike Company have ase.ssse
~ denf ~ tso esot witch octodsr
~ .fsTlff r.. EDWIN W0RTHkM,
W"-H Treasurer Brook furnpiks company.