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a. GOD CaMICIIIsiY.-Ofbce No 292 Pennsylvania
VI OF 10th street, the Savings Bank This
plan celebrated Greenwood OF
New and situated III, high ground distant and guar
Capitol Capitol leading directly
tie company Con-
gess appoprang burial making
prohibiting
LEGISLATION otherwise, which il OF Importance 20 those who
where they placed them for II has
in all when ihc burial ground becomes
valuable for other purposes si and throw The dead pro
niscuouy large and legal
as n titles given The ground.
N. Ofic. sm 10 II, M where pamphlets with a
mop charter, and laws and all Other nom,ion can be
with mir James Ha
vy 40 Seventh street. other undaker viii be prompt
" attended June Ii-dy
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n PHILLIPS, Mobile, Alabama, ~ Ill practise IL
Supreme Court o., the United States" court OF claim
ana attend with his profession Oc
Of 9TH and Louisiana nvenuc
June 29-d2mif
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DINNER on UNITED STATES sHrP.--0n the evening 0
the 2Sh May the officers Of the United States ship indie
pendence gave entertainment at Caao board thei
ship to the American minister, Mr. Clay, and his wife
which attended by the President of the republic Gen
Castillo and his wife accompanied by crowd of ade
and officers Two three days afterwards return bal
was given by Mr. Clay.
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spite Of the ire Of powerful enemy and Of the rocky
re Of the SOIL the result does the highest honor to the
skill daring and industry OF the garrison IL pretty
clear that the last bomhardmen established the superiority
Of the fire Of the allies for while the Russian ebrasures
were knocked down and many OF their guns dsmohnted
neither parapet gun destroyed the side of the
allies. II there half the military genius outside that
there inside Sebastopo the place could be taken in
fortnight
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Hon. Thomas II. Benton.
Hon. H. Sturgeon u. Treasurer, president N.
railroad, ST Louis, Mo-
His exceiency Lieut. Gov. koerer vile, Illinois,
Professor Jos Henry, secretary Smithsonian nsiiaie, Washing
ton city, ID. c. June 20. eod6w
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THE NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL lsDIA.--Lord Canning,
who has been appointed general Of India in place of Lord
Dalhousie, whose health is falling although peer he
has not prominent in debate has had long and useful
official training He Under Secretary for Foreign AT
fairs from ls4l to 1885, and has been Postmaster General
since the formation of the Aberdeen ministry in January
1863 In both offices he has given proofs of much admin
istrative ability
LATER FROM HAvAsA--The Havana correspondent Of
the New York Courier, under date of July 9, writes
As the most important intelligence can now send
you have that the public health of this city hap
PLY continues unusually good
aMr. j. NJ Morales, Of the firm Of Drake CO.. has IL
sued circular proposing to establish mutual life in
surance to take policies the lives OF sayaa
Mr. Michael de Eb hereupon attacks Mr. Morales through
the public press, claiming the idea as peculiarly his own
and charges Mr. Morales with desire of awaiting himse
of the fruits Of his (M de Es labors. If am not grea
mistaken such institution has long existed in Louis
ana well in other of the southern United States
and il does appear extraordinary that Mr. NJ de Embi'
should claim the idea original one. The eircum-
stance however is to be regretted RS may lead to the
prevention of the formation OF the ASSOCIATION
aThe Fourth Of July celebrated here in truly be-
coming Some twenty of us sat down to an excel
lent dinner and enjoyed glass OF generous VINE with
out the slightest Ioasts were drunk ana speecns
made with all the rvor that Americans must always feel
let them dwell wherever they may upon the anniversary
Of glorious day We all enjoyed ourselves almost as
much though we had each been in his native state,
and we almost all came from different sections OF the
Union.
The Auditor de Guerra is understood to have re-
fused sanction the sentence passed by the
upon the political prisoners and the subject is now before
the same court that decided the fate of the unfortunate
Pinto.
ION the afternoon of the 4h inst the Spanish frigae
pera arrived in this harbor from St Jago de Cuba As
she to- she fured all her sails from her courses to
her royals in single instant of time to the delight and
of snndry old salts who were watching her at
the moment ~
aThere was United States frigac Off the mouth Of the
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Real Estate, Bounty Land and General Agency Wasiin
CITY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-19
4 POOR ARGUMENT.

4 number Of the opposition presses are contcndEg
that because the reported majorcs i'll some Of Tho
Congressional Districts arc lurser than the "rltea
reported in the districts Tor WISE therefore Mr.
Wise runs largely behind the ticket of hi parity
Those who take refuge behind 40 transparent plea
rs t,is must be very "Aard run" lO-r pretext
The reasoning OF c-" special p'cad'rs is about a.
strong u. The famous chop-!nc syilossm to he found
in colleges lassm: "a ytGt0 is better than M0thiHg--
An. i, better tnnn ,siig'o"; therefore L''"'o is
better than ni21Jn.
II j. well known that in several OF III" districts
there was no organized opposition To the candidates
for Congress while the opposition TO Wise was com
plrtcly organized in the one hundred and torly-fmrr
counties in the State Besides, in two or three other
districts there were screyM candidates voted Tor
against the Democratic nominees, vi course making
the Congressional pi"raiHy greater than the Gnber-
material majority.
The recent vote for Governor shows gam ri about
twenty-five per cent. this preceding vote i"r Gov
ern"r, which we have always considered me
true test; and III sGl!ns the returns, We compared
accordingly.
We think the tnirest play for all puriir- ia I" '"wn
up" III once-"Ncknowiedgc the corn iranhly--hnd
both sides can premise IL d" "hettrr next time.
In Cur eyes, the victory was a complete rGut--ih"
lone star my To- make the darkne". I" the DIS
astcr more dm V visible. Never did al opposition
make It greater boast never prophecy more
rnmpc!rlv fulfilled by contrary We iuubt rha; thr
KNOW NothinSs will ever do well again III \rgI-
MA N0,JRh irg|S, (HrHir0|.j
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DEMOCRATIC CELEBRATION.
To ne Editors At The EH3mrcr'
HILLSIDE ROUGH, LoCDorS Co, Va. June H..

Tn fEy or me l. In'FIf'
- ,,.oo,.> ~, Y, T,,,,r ~,
dlLLsbcK''"" i''' DC' wa ~ """0 ~ '
Dear Siss--lt was glorious victory when the
Democracy OF the Oid Dominion achieved On the
2lih day % May, lS3': over hnow, N","ing'Shi III
Virginia ab0l:':2Hsm 'ana1ic!,m ana religion, pro
scrpInn;sn. federalism: and " Imagery all 'hlnei'
with the gallant patriot snd statesman lehry a;
Wise, asndard-bcarSr ahd eS'.r' lie crieo hinn
and spared net, in warning the DehVc9acv oi Inc
Vaccinations, t!esti'Gfy, and mdnsht pl2iiEss oil
the Know NothinGs. |; vii be PERIOD III ue hiSto-
~ of tho DEMOCRACY OF tae tiI p1ihin'Wi never
never 10 be forgotten wnIio the lrehas 81 ashinS
ton, Jefferson, Madison Monroe, hahooipi' fsFich
Henry and Marshall shall live; to CHERISH tue primer
plies OF freedom that they fought Tor uuIns ,e revo
lutionary war, and then followers are sun ior
against SAM or Snnnn, you p'rase, Mno We ~. =,
III Exeter hal' Ensianu' anu e"'s's'eo Al 10o'' ~
New York City'
The Democracyo hn!sopTougn a"" w. m Trda
and the surrounding nslehooth'ni ihe' VI,
the 9Th OF JuEo, 70 ceieoIn." .ns ,'. "a' -, ~
the day on when Tie pt,sHt iu,I'''ati =" ~" Vi az
cnmac rose trlUmPhan''s, ".'- cieai sh2i; e;e.S
cloud Vanished and The l", 81 h,."':
Federasn: end NhiGsrry uiSdPpe"rH:T - tr.' ,,,
OF tho Democracy Elri III ,i'Y ~ ~ %
cannon, si1-p1unucf: 90 i%'Ss ~ l'i"'o"'""E ''e
place appointed 10! re ce'shiE'"E oH'' ~ "!iI "e
.,.nff
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DIED,

De.er,ri til, lie Ia Baltimore the tUth 81 MAY l"s'
JOIiE BEVERLEY HbSDRENi oi New heat, Va III the
3Tfh year .! h!- u-c 80
Tuc deceased was tor some years in tho revenue GER
vice q, the United States. AMI alec engaged IA ti
Engineer on =cyoral important works OF Internal mp
mem ~ v!r IrIa and Alabama He Commanded th" '"'''
dcncr md c.r,-m large c!rrl" OF acquaintance
Strained euo.y l. poor r!Ogre I" pay to th 'n., "
thus" lovcd and admired whi!- H'!h2, o"t al wa"
knew Nj. Hcudrrn woHid cNr't II I" be- 7hiI % I'm I'M
lis d.spo-On wa gentle Hmd la"CitoH"t' '!7 h'h""'
trsk and winning n. nj ChrrEcC: elevated d-n;cTc'f
cl and generous to- tnu. The writer II im'vf"t''
by gentleman vino wI- w''h ht.n i!Ai II" never H"'
pniier, sick per-on tha, b H-t moments wer calm
AID sc:ncd. a.. requested the Ht;cndanc" at me hcF
DR. Johns OF The EpI-cOpn Church rn sad his nope ana
trust in the suvipur
He went 10 Baltimore weeks before h!- death 10
cOTsu ci!acu: pby-ican but h!s disease had pro-
crossed too lar to be relieved lie sank rapidly NJ The lar
and died the pos=cs-ionO, h.. faculties cOusylri u III.
prr,cucr OF some dear ircncs snl relatives
M HoIdrcH the hast ~ his Euinc. lie Tie only
Of the late Patrick Henren OF Charles City NATIVE
tended his DeIchyod widow, who ha- been called
duiu within year. the loss OF husband, mother All only
sisTr, and un only child. FRIEND.
I-Rchmoud Wing and Mobile papers please copy.
TRIEuTE OF RESPECT.
At Cuutt held tor huckH:hnm county At tho Court
House. on Monday. the iltt day oi June. ls5:.
David WUodlu offered resolutions The occasion: OF
TN. death II DANES :. WTtT, IN tncsc wOrds
Wnrrca. II Ian, pleased Almighty 'iOi to remove from
our midst associate James :. Wren who has nc"n n
member OF tbs Court the last three years. There
fore,
l. Resolved That. il the death OF James :. Wren, our
Bench iu O-t usiul !.d rici"nt member md contu-
ny II worthy citizen, his family du;iul anu rtCcoEut"
husband u!!u father WHO deserving %, and did
pu-sCr- their most sincere rftHchIrut
= Resolved That We tender IL the family 81 ie de-
ceased sympathy AMI confidence this affecting be-.
r.avcmrr and would Ask Him vino enIprrs the wind To
The -iorn lamb administer that Comfort which buun
h!h afford.
3 Resolved As token OF The high regard AMI
evidence OF respect 10 ls memory that III" usual
bad O: mournin: Tor thirty days.
L. Resolved. That rho foregoing preamble snd res0iu
lions be spTenn upon the inmates ~ l!s Court TIL copy
forwarded TO tho family % the deceased and another 10 in
Editor Ct the Richmond Enquirer. with the request that
they publish the seme lii their paper
ACopy-Testc: K. ELDRDGE, c. b. {.
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inr tina noble anu CIeIIsLSo f''i
cratic party, ..-;,,., :, me in Richmond,
~ ,.,I,. Drmncracv Of Numig"nicr! anu
nm This same election oi Ju0- ;,i ,h ,,nnI
nv Rcrrctt All who are ncquantr" WIN a' i''N
~ ,t mi. same Daniel, shy that i,''l ~.
they called on me to write I" 'h rrlI ,,,.r,ry ,r
inI carro 10 vote for him, and the democracy u.
ana nr o,d Pulaski would unite on N" TO beat
1.J T,rrr.; As soun rs Opened the letters h"i-
VI ,h.r, ,n Col Barnett aud hc took copy Oh op'
.nurr,t clair the Democracy on Eo'uhS cicmr VI
,h ,i, @,rrs md nn in hopes they never VIII re-
,,cn ,,mtI Gabriel sound. has ram = norm lhch
fand DAME! will Judge whether II was oc''cr ior nun
,n hnvr followed his meek and ow saviour Or TO nave
fallen from that proud position WHICH ne ,'!En a'e
1rf. win he the fate of all renegades. The Demo-
crocy cannot be conquered; they may be defeated Tor
n short time but they will rise III the majesty
", n,.;r strength and hurl the minions from
m,rnr The aboring classes Of this country are In
| tcjlircnt : they are born treemCn. They can see
rhrnnrh trickcrv; they watch those whom they ele-
VITA hy tIcr voice aud VIII hold them tn strict nc
cnuut. The fusion, north and west like the sun ON
the dial plate will soon pass away. New York, fcnn
sylyania aud Virginia will shortly he found n'cu,
with wisdom to undertake, strength to support ana
| beauty To- a,lorn. Such will be the position OF shc
three States before the next Presidential eiecioh'L
Az 10 Massachusetts, every lover 81 the lm"h o"Sh'
| ia look on her citizens with sC0rn and contempt
| They should have trade or intercourse
with them, but when they or their vesscs Hl''eI
anv Southern port, should hold them strlctly 10
their good behavior, ana send BACK 'He'l
| Yankee notions. We should charge tlenl hsh .o
what they purchase; and the South VIII soon VI a.
those lords of looms and spindes to sehse Oh .o;
situation; for tn, dollar is their Gud both III their
pockets aud factories. y
| Respectfully, o. ~
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liza, mr. nrirhbor, Mr. j. Mildeberser Smith OF ih>
\ bas on tlI;, new and beautiful hotel nt ,UUO
49, ,,,,,u ius,u,I of SlbUUU M the press an
r l,,rncaJ - few ,iiys aro.
vi III. ,crustmnrd coed taste hr furnishes the
c;i,n,r Inns. almost entirely in Baltimore. This
,,,, ,riII rive him the svnpaihieS of that COMMUNE
Nn w ,r ", Which can be procured quite as we'll nj
49, n. S,,i,L I'm. our best wishes iur hi, success
W. NJ" hnrny to say. hc will rot give up the pro-
i..nr r., nin,.
!"' ~
,xJ.-ryr.r,xc Ircr-KE-Ou Oar exchanges speak
:; ,. nI;n,antnrv terms of Il litt. pamphlet,
IA, " i , JE,oroI b,inrr the MARYLAND In.
- - w., ,ar,,ti,,n NJ th,. Mechanic Arts, on
1 ,n'u.I .ot ny = Wn.h 1OtL 1870 bv Hon. John
The subject Of mi, erpIv interesting ndIr.ss is 'c
nrnnin,ut cI,ornrt.r- md incidents OF our history
from lSl2 IN IS36." snJ We can safety sny that W"
have rarely found n. mich information aud lra-ntc
<o,,, c,.,.,. ,,,,r,, w, .,v Yesterday
t.ars ,hr ,r,,s, sn.cin,.n. =, Who's, r,,.l,c,d Oh
~ ,r,,, =, ~ l., ~ S;I,.,,.. : E,Elt 1i.r.. ur,
W." .'' n.o, o'i IL " W,'o I i,o
s't' nov a"i Tr'" f"'t""SrU III 'l',! '"t"
i, ,,I;,., Lo ,t;nI ,.;u .;I ma I.Nil ma L
IN nl'rkel ny Tue Isl ol 'ny' u WIN pr"1ho!! sen III
g. w, '''4 wv ',s VIC '"''ni"'' "''"' 90
re',.y ;''p'Iu W ~. o. n"Ntii% oeeh Mi'Ii '"'
, anu :I;a o -" q? ~ oe a;'o:t
ine i,I d.,' non,,hi u ,a';.n
rs cmhnnccd the vnlI.. Of ,Lis "TnaII III he~"mI n"
C,prrrr corRr or prrrRsRrsc ~. L.orn from,
,la Snr,L Sida Democrat Tim, tIi. C,nrt ", ncc,,.
;nJ Eridov in the examination nT tL, co,s -; Rn
p;,hi .c,.,,,. rho S,uth-SiI,. RoU PnoJ C,n,o,,
:, iii H.. remembered TINT tbo Conrt ruIDJ fag
IL
w! 9'ue ''"' =, ,b ;,;nrnI nr,' r%
oo !" num- I:I ., a. i"e question
vi J','' ~" ''"': ~ ~. - ~ =, :" " i'o"
ana /, > n."is''t ,"' Wv. "'':i -.
n.H N.i Wv: n,' lI, ~ ,.,T. nc ~, A. =, 'J I
III ','' H. W;,h' ;'iv;Iu,YIv md :, i,n w. si,
@ az" !" NV, ,"r ''' wa ~ '0'' ~ ''
N""'' =" H!F1"'
r,o,.. -, r,,, crru,yy.r 7, ,ho soc,i., Of
80 -, W,ta,.;i,a H. ..Os,,, In Lr 1885,.
r"'! "I'ut ', " W.. AL la'Iiw ,i A. .',f ,i
D"ch " ii'! "uH W? ,h go , ,o ','
worm MY a'SW sntn t'' W S"'h
p'alit; inc "!'ne''i NY nnuP't '.! - h"" |.'
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&,v .ur June !.
fam. II ,,,,,.st ,r,....i 81 III i,j,.I,.l,. zee.
IF X.w York Al q lpt,. hor. i,,r .,.niny .s,na
from Ri,h,u,uI il, ill.,. sulrn,i;J ,t a;I;ur ,m,n,,
H1ak, IN Who's, ru1,,niu mad ,.Is,i for III. KIND
nt,.ntious In me on rho n,..s, nr,,,;, ,, -, o,nrn
NJ, heartfelt thanks in Iour c,I,inua
;CIcra Yen. e..r. ,.-cit.u,c,, In ,I;,;,I ir,, -,
thu. cau;taI city Of Tia oh U..;ricr rho vi.torius
Democrats could easily be painted ,ut ay,., Ly .
stranger and there was 10 possibility Of mi,tnkrg
Know No,Linp Snm had n L,,.e a.rect ,bil. MA
victorious opponcnt apucarnd "a IL h rara e, brid
or,on r.ioi.n,- in hi ,tr,nr,L / Il. p.hc,c.'s
i,r. lie Democrat. ca-r,,, v'ns .,, ,aL for the
cvns =, lonI, unnu" ,hnil rr,. $500, ,bo str;tino
contrast presenel bv the arpsarnrrl tia :.irInrjrus
md yonnl,isLr,l poIjtirjnis ni N.i,wi,,;n
IL
snw III. friend. q. Mr. Wiz. 81 na ,.'' "'''
r,,;,, ,ho ...,-,,,i,,,.- ,.,c,r,
M'..H ''e snt' ,h5 80 pfc1r'1's
cd n" - nnr,Iur ,,nr..,,
- L; .rh1 ..,,,, d. - i ,i'S T'', "a" ,; ~ ~;
n rc.rIisrlv riLi,ulo,,s r7i:in;, - Ia,;,m n his
..;;n,ja u r.;,un from, ,,uo,, - .a,. :. MIGHT
"a ;L ,l.oi ,i,,.r,,;u.,t i,Lo \ - 81 - d. ,,,r
~ '' r :: E;i nj; no, 'a ,'''.. ~ A. |
,EIn,s r,- ,bn Msyorai,y - -a,a ,i .,I an,
.s ~, ,bo ,,,rn, !oS.,iI iulh Gt'.
Gf cnrid n"vsr ba Tr,y 81 u'n IS'' , ;"s
VS. friend. huye ra,,sa s.. -' - .
free trade in England the clec,innr,irr rsmrGrn Of
LEM. Wise is perhaps the -rent.st and most bril-.
lunt episode in trglo-ssxcn poI;tinl history. There
have been n.en whn fought longer md still more
earnestly than either Wise Golden bur they wee
fanatics or hlre,inEs, not the unpaid advocates o.:
truth. II Is cheering to see how much be effect
ed by one brave man. 1t Wise had not commanded
the intolerant lilndoos TO halt 1t ID extremely proba-
Bile that that party woud have carried the next IRE
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their RESOURCES aud chcenuy submitted to any SA:1
fee Does any body affirm that this circumstance
d.,rac,s the least from tho glory OF his triumph
Eisnot surprising that the know-No''nn% press
should seek relief in the humilia;ng defeat oil "s
party, by hurting ile harmless thunder CT its ind ''
ton against the mighty arm that sm"e 1t IN Tie o"s',
The resentment is natural the weapon l. appr'P''"'
Know No,hingis,n vents its spleen III r'nrer''''"'
naturally "a the imiuriate viper scatters poison"
ra,uu.y rrcois from an myulnrrabe character "'',
tie man. whom the people have elevated to tho p''ua
r,s;,,, Of covsrnor Of Virginia, de.pises tho imp'-
tent ANGER Of the baiied sp"ils'ien
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SALES or STOCK IL RICHMOND.

REPORTED Ri Ion$ 4. LANCASTER CON. BROKERS
Virginia Per cent? "a years Tn sales Of the Tres
F,.Ty
Virginia PEI C.Et- o. y""r. 70 r7rn 500 and interest
Virginia per cent?, 10 year. run, sales sl-
and interest
Virginia pr cent? under 10 years Inst sales 81 I'D
Coupon BoEs guaranteed 10y the State 500 and Interest
fichn"nd CHy Bonds 81 years sales so snd ;s
Virg.nn .,a!.k ~tccE, n6- 10 !nst sn.rs NJ $Ta.
FnrlRs'sf Brak .'tOca last su.es :.lu.
fxckHng" Bn'.k stock, ins -hlrE nt.S i0t
Virginia Fire sGi Marine sock SI31 90
Richmond In" a--ocIqrGn ';ock, par SEQ sales So.
Richmond Frederick Gurg ana Potomac h-ihnpi sock
las, salc. SO
Virginia Central Il aii,a"d :-I0CS rGies $50
H.cilmu!j uni Petersburg Railroad stock, sn!es rs
Ri.hu"ni an! inwyIi!, Hilr1"'i flock, -t --l,s 80
JanIe= RiY.r rnu krnrwLh -t"ck, h,si sales S!3.
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HEZZA For OLD SHENANDOAH


We have observed the aud6bs emulation exhibit
ed in vsrious portions of the state claiming the
honor OF being styled the banner counties and PRE-
cncts. We have forborne to bray until we could see
What others brag about; but now, the fact that the
Cross Roads School House in this county, IS the bnn
ncr precinct III TIC STATE, we feel disposed to render
unto lie voters the hopor which they SO justly deserve.
The poll stood
Wise, McComas and Bocock, !55
Flournoy, Bealc and Patton, 0Uu
Huzza for the Democracy of the Grass Roads pre-
ciuc we challenge the State for its equal SSr Of
Democracy.
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70, he Ea.y,.rer.
WILLIAM AND MARY CULLEGE.-CUM-
NII,N-I EIE.N.r

The closing exercises u! This College will take place
Gu T." ih July, lS'j. Extensive preparations ar,
made ic hGye T. Ssili'""r and imposing commence
mcTt.
The Phi Beta Kappa Society will 10 addressed oil
rho Bird by Hugh b. Grigsby ESD. uf Norfolk. On
the sane ley The Alumni Society will ID, addressed
by Rcbc;t ly!:r, ESQ: Of Philadelphia. It's nnniyer-
sary meeting Will bchCI! the morning q; tEo 9Th.
IN the members VIII" make it con- eLeDt are re
urStcd l., h2 ms.sn., matters oi interest will be
brought before the confederation Of the society.
The College EXERCISES ~ conmrs..i. with TIE gra-
dnnring ca.a, will commence in tho College Chapel,
NJ II calork, \. VI, on the lh Tho public are in
vitrd 10 Attend
The Board OF Visitor viii hlao hold thmir annual
meeting.
Papers fEicmII, (" III" COLLEGE viii please notice.
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NOTICE,
IN TIf, gDrDiTOPs AID sLRETiES Or ELl-h"
~ AA-'> arr TDE DECTSSED

TO THE CREDITORS A*D SLREIlEs or Ellen"
~ MELTON. DECEASED
;..,. p. decree reni"rnd by the Circuit COuftN
* ,,;.s county On the 18th day OF April, l'35 10
-; ,,nr"in in which Edward n. Lane james l.! Coz ion
. i cTn,e. " Dnbney Trustee, under decd OF uusI
VA" ,"i hr Elisha Melton and T'i;G p!aiHiis sno
pi-I O::.oh;,dro administrator, with the VIII an.
~ ,o snt E!.ha Melton. icccas:d aEd other. oro
vas ordered that oao Of tt? Co;nnsione!s
~ no aid Court should tce: publication 10 me a.odo
ca .ni J dnorcc} convene all he creditors and snretes
Of the said Elisha Melton assosa wsssce sui
80 Ssr cyc,,ur nor surO? should psrtcips'e -.
r"s ,ujs in the hands OF s trustees, utoei ~; ny de.
uI icJ nj ,rs:t shoui he tail 10 lag III: c.''a yy
nsuJ before the said Commissioner, unless II 10
known to and reported upon By HIM r.,. yei,au,
The said creditors and suretles OF the SAID EsHu lrs
licensed whether parties the ssid slit or nor, 81 tie
b. nn;isci ,ha t.e undersigned. Coa.i.senf the
said Court 10 whom referred Tor f"'' b. Office 1T
counts under the said decree hns hsci upon and the
louis, Court House III Louisa cOu;y ~ nr1ot Of their
t,h dav Of Jay next the tin" TOT 4 Mace they
claims and demands, at which nif prepared cstab
hereby required appear before num- Ind demands
Given under my hand sh'7 +uFSIN " MURRAY,
, ,;,s Circuit Court CT Louisa
Mnv i-cHew
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARn

ANOR the apprehension OF my negro boy HARRISON.
IL frequently called DICK, who ubsconded from Now
Canton, Buckingham County, Va, January 3rd ls55-
pick - years CT age, very black, feet inches
high viii give tho above reward ii taken of the
sate, snd it taken IL the stats i!lpry so delivered ii,
mr house ROBT. II. JOHNSON.
New Csrtcn buckingham. County Va.
Juno I9-cw.f
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.N-ARRl ED.

MARRIED 1T Tolaro. Brunswick county. tho ii;h
Iut, py tho Rev Mr.. Kennedy, GEORGE RlEEs and
ISABELLA l.. daughter OF w H. r. Merritt, Esq
M,RRIrp in thu city, Thursday morning, 3isi Of
Nav NJ I ,,.lock Ly the Rev Dr. J. L. Bunuss IAMES
r. Ii'BANk 10 M!ss LOUISA PARKER, daughter Vi John
+ C. Potts all vi Richmond Va
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r.: rarsUanCa 81 decree a ia" CirSut Court Of the
County OF Cu"na: bad, pronounced on tho nh day Of
March -jJ ia TIC casc o.: "ucw!rt nml wife We james
G Wnon rnd oncrs" the un i"r-igned ne C0mmiE sion
~. will offer for sale public acriOn on the premises
Oh ,+EENrGDiY, thu 18th day OF July next III fair il
not the rh;t TAR day .cf Il lend belonging the
t6ta Uf tine ,te EDWARD Walton, dr. H.. anti tia.t u
land lies in the county Of CHAMBERLAIN" 6hoit I've niles
from the cOr House Of i!- said county, on both sides of
Tic rcs:! iaadng fIrr the .7i our: ousr 10 CartsI-v
in h-rrh~ eun az Srt:r erhhorio0d, Rnd contains 10y
= racen. sirYcy +rli h-roE
The said land Inns il af." sui comfortable dwelling
Lou,o WIKI ~! other necessary buildings for sfm, and
via hs .1Li ~ 0nu entire irncl OF IN oi-.
TEnMS.. on nnirrr ;crf- credit. IT," purchaser gig
is bu.,- With Gn! o Tor4oGal srcury hd uh tai"
r,in.d IL. further security, CREED u COLEMAN,
JAMES u. i$HELL,
LsW!S J. WALTON