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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-26
LOST.

April 10Th, IBb3
Lost in lronton on or about. the Goth ult., n
large calfskn pocket bo ok containing four
dollars and several papers, amongst which were
notes signed by the following named persons.
Peter Cook, VIM. Massie, VIM. Doty, Sylves.
tur Christian, Patrick Wilson, J. J. Davis, John
II. Thompson, W. Y. Brammer, james Hninil.
ton aud Henry Klink. he note signed By
Klink Is payable to John Putt or order-other
papers also lost but not rcccOllcctcd. WhOcv-
er i'll return said pocket hoax to me with the
notes and papers, can have the four dollars,
and the thanks Of
l. X KIDD.
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James Vests Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed has been appointed as Admins
traitor of the Estate Of James West deceased,
late Of the county of Lawrence, and state
Of Ohio, and is authorised to settle the same.
All persons having claims against said Estate,
are requested to present them duly authcn-
ticatcd for settlement, and those who are in
dcbted to said Estate are requested TO make
payment without delay.
GEORGE B. SlIATTCCK,
March o Ct lSSl
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that on the 9th day OF
May A. ID. .S4i Kizziah Bowen, Columbus
Bowen. and Anthony Bowen, were duly ap.
pointed and qualified ns Administrators of the
estate Of Joel Bowen deceased; and notice OF
said appointment was then given as the law re-.
quircdj but proof Of the same wns neglected aud
cannot now be made, as the law requires; there.
fore. by leave, and order of the court of Probate
for Lawrence county; Notice is now given TO all
persons concerned.
COLUMBUS BOWEN,
Surviving Administrator Of Joel Bowen, decd.
March Al lS53
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J. X. KIDD.
SALE of Real Estate by Order Of
COurf.

On the 4th day of June 1853 at . O'Clock p.
NJ. al the door Of the Court House in Ports
mouth, SciotO county Ohio, will be sold to the
highest bidder the following Real Estate as the
property of Charles McKinnell Deceased, to
wit; The equal undivided seven twentieth
parts Of the Lands known as Bloom Furnace
Lands, situate in the Counties of Jackson, Sci
OTTO and Lawrence, in the State Of Ohio, and in
the Chiiicothc Land District.
In Township -Four Of Range eighteen of said
land District the following sections and parts
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4. f.. SELLERS
MUCH USED AND HIGHLY POPULAR
YAIllLY W!SWgg1lSllS9s 4 a
SELLERS CEtRBRxTED
y LIVER PILLS. 'i.a l.f "a

Which stand CntsMaisd bS swy Msdieist kvssn
for the Cure Of Livsr CvwplssNss sss6x iASrx Die
'ases arising from derawSet sasts sffos Liver.
This Medicine haslbecn in pablie use abous
Gfteen years, and has acquird . Rpulakion for
curing the Liver CGmplaint which fss never
been cqnnlicd by anyrcmcdy hcictoforeS offered
10 the public.
Asan Anti Bilious 0. Purrstive PHI, theylsre
unsurpassed, and are the original, only lruc asd
genuine Liver Pills.
TnE subscriber would feel sggreved 70 be
even suspected ofthc intention TO obtain m tho
Liver Pill any unfair advantage Of tho hablc, or
OF seeking for II any share Of confidence 10
which il has not just and full claim.
When he undertook to prepare ami vsnd this
medicine, aside from the regular pr9ctiee, IN
which he always defcrs.) no pill was known 10
the public having Fny fair pretcnsions TO give
relicl in diseases OF the liver.
For this disease il had long been successfully
employed N private practice, aid was .yen to
The piblc with such directions and precautions
as might render il Of extensive benefit; aud the
result OF its employment has fully slIstallcd its
reputation, aud Increased bIs confidence in it's
just claims to be regarded 0s the only nil de-
serving 10 be called "TnE LIVER Phi.
Since 'ihe Liver PHI" has been submitted ia
pnblIc attention, the whole country has been a..
most broacest with pills Of varied names and .
most universal prctcn'ioEs. The intelligent
pu,lc will draw IFS own Inf:rcnces Iran IL.
means and dcslriordnary cn,ris pursued TO make
these operations prolific; We coniideniialy .x-
l'tcl "lhc Liver PilF 10 OsuViyc them all Con-
tenl WIN ms assurance, we shall continue 10
pursue t!ia' course, aud hold that language re-
Spccling them, which We can Justify u our own
scsc Ol duty ana 10 The good sens. OF lie Ditl,c
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Amos Clark's Estate.
N0HI(SHs
PORTSMOUTH,, QUO.

The heirs at law of Amos Clark late Of Law
renee County, in the State Of Ohio. deceased,
and all other persons interested, will take no
ticc that on the 9th day of May A. ID. 1853, Al
the hour Of one o. clock in The afternoon, or ns
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard the un.
dersigncd as Administrator Of said Estate will
make application to the Judge of the probate
Court Of said county, at his office in lronton 10
file in said Office, in his final settlement with
said Estate, certain claims and evidences OF
debt, consisting Of accounts nccr,lng in the life
time of said Amos Clark, amounting in all 10 a.
bout four hundred dollars, which are mostly IN
small sums, and against thirty seven different
debtors, most Of whom reside IN parts unknown
10 the subscriber, and which claims nre of n
desperate character. CORNELIUS CLARK,
Administrator Of Amos Clark deceased.
IroAton, March, 29th, 1858.
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Stoves and Trimmings,

"OOD and Coal Cook Stoves, different 81
w yes, kept constan ly on hand. We ha {
sold large quantity OF the Coal Cook Stoves
and can recommend them to be superior ari
Gle; also stoves suited for parlors, sitting rooms
and Offices, Crates and Fronts from 80 to 81 ',
for sale by OAK.
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ESTABLlgMED lin 1910.

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with perpetual charter.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Hon. James Buchanan late Secretary Of State;
Hon. William Wilkins, late Secretary of War;
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Hon. Charles Naylor; .
Gen. J. X. Mocrhead.
P. DUFF, Principal, author of the "Norh
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and Practice of Double Entry Book Keeping.
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
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p. HAYDEN, A. NJ. Prof Of Matte.
mates.
This Institution occupies five spacious apart.
mcn,s, and is considered the most extensive
and perfectly organized Commercial College in
the United States! What is said of i. by the
most eminent mercantile authorities in the
country, and Of the Principal as Practical Ac-
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liams. ns Pcnman, will be found in the pam
phlet circular Of % pages.
Duifs Book Keeping PIP. 1872, Royal octave,
Harpers Price Fl, ,5O-postagt q cs,--"'rhc
most perfect combination of instruction and
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Notice in Attachment.

A LII persos interested will take notice, that
n Heidelbach, Seasongood Il Co. On the 23rd
day of Feb. A. ID. 1853, sued out Writ of At
lachment from the Clerks Office of the Court of
Common Pleas, of Lawrence County, in the
State of Ohio, against Lewis Rosenberg, for the
sum of fourteen hundred dollars, which Writ
had been served and returned,
Attest: THOMAS PROCTOR
lronton, March 4, 1853. Clerk,
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5000 CIRCULATION!!!
FOUR THOUSAND IN THE
& WEST
VyMlo Wy. RE.LLI,'Y & tD.'S
MDM HE
FOR THE STATE OFOHlO.
Ms~HDR RR :aXE@=Eo


This work, similar to the one published fol
New York, is designed to contain the name,
business and post Office address of every active
business man in the state Of Ohio, together with
a list of the profcsSionablc men; list of the pub
lie officers, banks, &c. 1t will be complied
from each township throughout the state care
fully, So that it may be full and completes aud
all the information it contains my be relied
on.
In the body ofthc work, the counties and diff
ierent kinds of business will have separate al
phdbeticdt arrangement, so that the subscriber,
upon referring to the work, can, at once, run
through the business in which he is interested
by commencing at the first county, (alphabctic-
ally,) in the state, and so follow through, SC
that each subscriber has before him the en.i'e
list of the particular class in which he is inter
ested in the state.
This work will be chahnel, through the me
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bring their business firm and such other infor-
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man Throughout the state: they having before
them, in our work most perfect list of the name
business and location of all who arc interested
in his business in the third state of the Union.
The work will be issued as soon rs the matter
is coilected-say from sixty to ninety days from
date. Subscriptions two dollars per copy, pay
able on delivery.
There will be attached to the work an advcr-
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portion to she space occupied. An index will
show the name of the advertiser, character OF
his business, and page on which his card will
be focnd. lis the will have very large circu-
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brdsent Itself for the Westetn man to advertise
his business as above
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will not only be Directory containing the
names of thu business men af Cincinnati but al
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Sandhsky, Xenia, Troy, Piqua, Portsmouth,
Marietta, GAINESVILLE, Steubenville, Wellsville,
Tiffin. springfield, Galipols, Ironton, New
Richmond, Ripley-together with every othel
town and village in the state.
Cards inserted from 80 to S25, according to
the space occupied.
" Office No. 20 Art Union Buildings.
WIN. W. REILLY & co.
CINCINNATI, March, 1853. PRorRrEroRs.
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MOXLEY & BARBER.

Foi several years past have sod the various
preparations OF DR.. X. +. Sellers both at whole.
sale and Retail, and they have with scarcely an
exception, gwen satisfaction 10 the purchasers.
Judging from The reports Of those who have ~ Il
them and what have seen Of their effect,
col der them excellent medicines.
Yours, j. 7. SHAW, Druggist, Iron,oa, 0.
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X. L. SELLERS,

Mr.. X. l.. Sellers, DEAR SIR. We have sold
aiarse an ,unt OF your Pop liar family medicines
The increased demand Tor them testiEss IN i..;r
general use. They seem 10 give general salts.
faction. Yours,
MnyJ a. n
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NOTICE.

Proposals for The hick and carpenter work
of the Catholic Church TO be built In IroniOn
will be received until the 9th Of May by Rev.
Richard Gilmour.
The plan and Specifications can be seen at
Patrick M'Keon's clothing Store.
Ir0nton, April 2Gth 1858.
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N ails.
Steel.
Mill and Circular Saws.

WIN. ROWLANDS celebrated Mill Saws,
w from Ga to "a feet; circular Saws, Cross
Cut Saws, Pit Saws; also large assortment OF
Mill Saw Files, etc. ETC., kept on hand and for
sale by d. Ak.
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Ploughs.

HALL d Spears Peacock pattern Of Plowr,
IL Shovel Plows, Cultivators and Plow
Moulds, for sale by ID. AK
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Tools.

CARPENTERS TOOLS-a general assort
" ment of Bench, Moulding and Growing
Planes, Saws, Hammers, HatchetS, AIDES,
Broad Axes. Rules, Levels, Augers, Bits, CHS
sels, and in short every tool that carpenter
wants.
BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS-Anvils,
Bellows, Visses, Stock and Dies, Horse and Ok
Shoe Nails, Rhaps, Sledges, etc.
SHOEMAKERS' TOOLS--Alls, Peg
Floats, Punches, Pinchcs, Patent IIafts, Ham.
mers. Knives etc. etc., for sale by ID. d X.
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Masons' and Plasterers Trowels,
N great variety just received ard for sale by
OAK.
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Paper Hangings.

AN now receiving my Spring Stock of
French and American Paper Hanging, which
far surpasses any thing of the kind ever offered
in this markct.-Many Of the pa't rms were pre-
pared and packed expressly for me in France.
and embrace all the latest styles.
1t rs Of grade and price from cts. to $50
per piece.
have Ten Thousand pieces embracing more
than one hundred different patterns, 50 that the
most fasidious cannot fail to be suited both in
price and quality. The second story Of my Book
store bnilding, will be devoted exclusively 10
Paper lIangings. and will be brilliantly lighted
every evening, so that persons can have the op-
portunity Of examining as well at night as in
daylight The style Of Velvet Borderings this
season is really beautiful and nt half the usual
price. J. STEPHENSON,
left No 4, Buckeye Block,
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sTABL1Na ACCOMMODATIONS
aNOTICE.

Upper Township Lawrence County Ohio.
The clerks Of the several sub districts of Up
per Townsh ip, are hereby requested to meet a,
urday the 7th day of May A.. d. 1858 for the
purpose of carrying into effect the late School
gys5 wv TX. KIDD Gilman.
Register please copy.)
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Mr.. Shaw, sir,

MT. shaw, Sir,
ie.l il a duty tha. owe " Isy
ieiiow sufciefS, To state tina. have csperienc.
cd great relief from the use of DR.. Sellers Ii.
ar rus. have suffered severely with thc liy.
q complaint for several years, So mach 50 that
both myself and friends have though, that I
could not survive but short lime. Much mon.
cy had been expended IN the cndeavor To pro-
cure relief lrora the regular physicians, but all
III vai-as last resort Oh the rccvlnm! m iatiou
ol my brother, prccarcd SON: Of Sellers Lives
IlilS at your store. and found grca, relief from
!hcir use, and IN the continued use ol them sucs
have almost entirely recovered my health.
HANNAH CON .'STON.
am the husband Gf Hannah Colnpslon II
Link Sellers Pills superior medicine, and be-
Ilevc that they were HE means of saving my
wiics life.
JACOB COMPSTON.
lronton, March 1853.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
MOXLEY j. BARRIER.
And JOSEPH +. SHAW,
lronton, March 1853.
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DIED.

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1881 NJ r. ,. =, hal L., rs. h, lie rrnr
n
'hc h'h 49, -, L. ~. ~, 49,. - nm sny com ,nunIiy
III ~. ,,,, If I,. =, ,.n.s,.sci nm unrnm
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mon r'i a.. mos, tlt,I ;, ,,,,.r. M weather ;rn
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Ell hih' W. vi, = ~ .,r !. rns,,ss., a,
patient Jun' -Y u ~ ,r;,n rl,ri r,nl
unlaGht' tc>V'.'o'' ~" "i''-As't"" y"
neatly Quallne , W ~ va: ~, ", -, MOI enable.
2racc 'nd"ci"! nv ~ 49,, ,,.I,fy .hI, hi
him :" si'r $50 ~, 90 mum ~ 49,: ,,,,. Inn
powerful "' i ,. "a"'. ~ IT, 60, T., Was y.r,
cmlheti "se'n' ~, ~ ~ h~ wv -, A.. u,, M
hlus. an" ne'St -" ''",' d n'"'''' go
siu'rS' ., I'D ar ,, >, ,,onrn ,l.i
llchas ie y d "'"'" anu a'se ''mi'y Of ehu'e' ~
rreparab'e loss
No., A. nj. resi- ,encc on H.. r,c,,nr A. rho IGh Of Jny i~J
P.i - ,f hi. 20 GEoEcc ~ IN M powha,tn county
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MASONS IN VIRG1NIA.-At The annual communica.
ton OF the grand lodge Of freemasons held in Richmond
there in Virginia 100 lodges, and Oslo members
The lodge receipts for The previous year amount 10
sS5 Isl &c. limitations 76S admitted by card 1871. Deaths
10 Numher Of brothers relieved 1884, Number of widowed
families relieved So Amount paid for relief sl2 22S 30
Amnunl paid for Tho education Of orphsns 81 793 30
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CHARLOTTESVILLE CONVENTION.

At meeting of portion of the ctzens Of Louisa conn
~ in the Court House. Saturday, the 23i OF July Lu
elan minor being called the Chair and F. W. Jones ap
pointed Secretary-il was unanimously
Resolved That this meeting approves the Convention
TO be held in Charlottesville the 81 o! August TO cons
der the subject OF legislation for snppessng the liquor lraf
fc.
2. Resolved That the Chairman appoint twenty persons
10 attend the Convention delegates the part OF t
meeting.
g. Resolved That The Chairman be added to the dciega
ton
f. Resolved That any citizen OF Louisa, friendly 10 The
cause of temperance who may be in Charlottesville during
Convention is hereby requested TO sit therein and net
a delegate from this meeting.
s. Resolved That these proceedings be published in the
Richmond und Charlottesville papers
The Chairman in pursuance OF the second resolution, ap'
pointed gates the Convention Joseph w Anderson
DR.. William Beadles Granville Bullock, A F. Butler, VIM
c. Carson p. w. Conner, Hugh Cullen, Rev. A. f Dick.
inson Robert +. Gooch Dr. VIM. Goodwin Hugh g. Hitter
John Hunter, F. w. Jones K. H. Lane Felix Moore Key
William Myne, Rev g. w. Motley. b. T. Priddy John Il.
uarles and a. w. Taey, and then tho meeting adjourned
LUClAN MINOR, Chm
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LATEST NEWS BY THE TELEGRAPH
LATER FROM CALIFORNl

IATER FROM CAIIFUKNIA
NE" i0Ri. JCLy .5.-fhe sIramef hoHncrn 'Ytt M,
San francisco daes to lst July, has arrived She b,,
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her passengers.
The steamer Oregon sailed from S,n Francisco On n.
lat and took down and three quarter millions or 1i
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Shasta City has completely DESTROYED BY n. H.
loss IL estimated half million OF dollars In. ,ov y
Rough and Ready also consumed The mining arroro
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN PHILADEI.-
PHlA.-Wm. Fisher tho fugitive slave Of Mr. G. How
ard OF Cecil county, Nd arrested in Philadelphia last week
Saturday. ordered tho custody of hi. but
Immediately afterwards writ haheas corpu, was sued
and the brought before the the tour, Of Quarte-
Sessions where question of jurisdiction was raised Tn.
Uued States Marshal whose custody the slave had been
committed it appears, refused TO comply the writ BY
bringing him before the and hereupon arrested
for contempt. Mr. Howard also arrested but ns the
slave 10 his possession. he subsequently, dis
charged The final decision in the not yet been
poade a..
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NEW YORK. JuLy 25.- Sales ~ 1880 bbls tI)ur So
brands. a S. Southern firm. Sales al ~ ptn -, -
."."n - - yellow 81 5000 bushels wheat So~,
al 81
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q. STATES MARSHAL.

y. STATES MARSHAL IN PRISON
PHILADELPHIA, JrLY 25-'Ihe y. States Marshal WIN
koop has prison Tor refusing guuenter u
gltivc slave under VIII OF abeus cutpua. There mI,
excitement he. occ2s:0I.
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BALTIMORE. lex Is Sales Of 800 bbIs n,u,
$5.l2 IS u 900 bushels wht at red 81 ~ T. with
II IL; Is 600 bushels corn, white, G6 cts yellow l.
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For the Enquirer.
BUCKINGHAM FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The annual commencement Of ihis institution came VI
on Wednesday and Thursday last. The erorcses we't
90, ned with prayer by the Rev. Mr. Rousee Ass Inc cur
lo first day occupied in the performance OF ust
by young ladies' with which The large a'semoieG aun
ence were many entertained and delighted II could moi
nave been otherwise than interesting for 10 the edmcr
music there every thing please and nothing 10 de-
tract from III. harmony Of the occasion Under the ulllagt
of Mr. preJt with credit be said TO the institution
there were many pieces performed, and b. many young
aides MS sweet and musical the tones from bright Apoo
mvouhful admrcr:" bu, the universal acclaim Of al
tasty and cultivated listeners present Were That youthiu
adnr.r give expression 10 his feelings, he would lake
hurried retrospect and speak of many whose voices were
ike the warbing brds soft, delchely Clear
who az ,hsy sing would take the prisond SOUL and LAY
IL In Iulln nn.n
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We understand that NJ Fiizer Esq., of county raised
Twentyihrce Hrsshesds o! Tobacco npnn twenty four
acres Of land nhc hoeseads averaging 1907 which Melted
him 10 market last week Twenty Hundred Dollars =
This hard TO beat R".pnk- lands "bea oil CREATION"
productiyeness any way.l Roanoks Beacon.
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"I'nsw.siios all The chains tina. Il"


Al twilight the same day another concert vas gwen
equally interesting the one in the morning on ~,
morning of the scod day. the exercises wtro ugan opened
with prayer followed by the essays OF the graduating
class together with Intervention ui music which served
as stmuIan, attentive audience. The essays were
Of highly crrrabc character and did full justice 10 te
young ad- composed lie,a The versatility OF thelf
subjects aud the variability Of stye In which they were
written contributed greatly 10 attract that attention whlch
they all Deserved For eoquece 81 style beauty ot dcon
and srbmy Of thought but fo~ females. who have just
emerged from the walls of College, could supas' them
But 10 relieve the muno0ny Of the scene the orator Tor tue
occason the Rev Mr. Edwards Of Lynrhburg cume for.
ward amt subject Ut ":emialc cGnca'in delivered
one Of III. ms c.asc aud beautiful ura!inns ever listened
10 In The evening" the Commencement closed by the
delivery OF diplomas the graduating class and short and
touching address tho Preslcsn OF III" institution
which together with the parting sadness OF the young L.
dies threw dsnper the spirit Of III" OCCASION mus
closed session OF this young but nourishng insu-
,iun which many, and this year ,ends ou' "
teen graduates adorn and beautity their mother country
with the hope the qualification OF her professors aho
the hrahfas of her situation will long conv"kt large
and prosperous school, remain OF The many y"uh.
gentlemen who found beau ideal OF loneliness although
the time hioobAMi''i.
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ed and is believed TO he correct.
WM. II. MCFARLAND,
THOMAS H. ELLIS,
JAMES BOSHER,
TH0S w. McCANCE.
RICHARD q. HASEINS,
STATE or VIRGINIA, City Of Richmond, 10 nil
John Adams Smith, Cashier of the Farmers Bank OF
Vir,ina .is day personally appeared before justice
OF the pruce Guy aforesaid and made oath that the
annexed made out from ;he books of The Bank
aud from quarterly returns received from The brances
il currect TO the best of his knowledge and brlrf
Given under my hand this 18th day Of July, 1883
r. NJ BURTON j. p.
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THE BANK or THE OLD DOMINION, ]

THE BANK OF THE Old DUMINIUN,3
ALEXANDRIA, W., July i, 1853
10 HIS EAcELLEScY JusEpH JOHNSON. GogEREuR ~ Va
SIR: Enclusrd hand quarterly statement presenting the
condition of this bank the 30h vi June last.
am rory respectfully your ubd't scrvt
JAS. MCKENZIE, Cashier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-26
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA. !

FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RcnMoNp, JuLY le, 1852.
TO His Eycrllcncy JosrrH JouNsuN Governor ot Va
SIa: herewith transmit required BY law the com.
narrative statement of tho condition Of the Farmers Bank
Of Virginia. the ISL July lS52, and The ut July 1903
Very Respectfully, your otcdrn servant.
]. (. SMITH, Gushcr
Comparative state Of The Farmers Bank Of Virginia m.
Guiding the branches the Isl day Of Jaiy 1852, and The
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