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Doirgs Of tho City Government.
Ix BOARD or ALDERMEN.

IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Angus; 81. 1857.
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment
Absent, Alderman Allen.
The Mayor being absent, Alderman Gowen
was chosen Chairman pro tenn.
The City Marshall made report of Police
doings for the month OF August also sub.
mitted the following names, for the approx.
al Of the Board, Us Special Police, To wit
Samuel Hill, Anthony q. Campbell, ISRAEL
Perkins and Christopher Gilpatrick.
Whole number of arrests, G
For Drunkenness, 3
For Assault and Battery, l
For Larceny,
For Trespass, j
Report read and accepted, and the ap-
pointments approved, on the condition that
the appolntccs serve without expense to tho
city.
Ordered, That the sum Of three hundred
dollars DO and the nme hereby is appropri.
ated. out Of money in tho Treasury not 9TH
erwisc appropriated, to be expended in re-
pairing Chestnut Street, under the direction
Of the Street Commissioner. Land on the
table.
Mr.. James C,nnell having declined acting
rs Pound Keeper, Mr.. Cha.. ii. Roberts was
elected to said Office.
Al. Be,tes moved the following
Ordered. That the informal resignation o!
John Hubbard, .Ir., as one Of the Superin
tending School Committee, and his refusing
to perform his duties rs such, Is in fact an
absolute resignation of the said Office, and
that it bc accepted IL such.
After some discussion upon the order, the
mover withdrew the same and substituted
the following, to wit:
Whereas, II. NJ. Blake is performing the
duties Of Sup. School Committee in this city,
and whereas said Blake is not legal Com
mttee, not having been elected by the City
Council. whose duty it is to elect all subOr.
dinats city officers and fill all vacancies not
otherwise provided for in the city charter,
therefore.
Ordered. That the City Clerk be instruct
ed to notify the said Blake that he is not a
legal Committee and that he abstain IRON
performing such service. Passed, sent down
for concurrence.
On motion of AL. Fairfield, Al. Goodwin,
was appointed Com. to meet with thl
County Commissioners and oppose the con.
temrlated road as pe,itioncd tor by Joseph
Hill aud - Others. Common Council con
Cured and joined on said Committee, Messrs
Ford Il Gould.
Adjourned to Sept. % at I O'Clock, p. NJ
lN CoNNcS Council.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Absent, Messrs Pratt. Picrson, Abbott
Mason, II ii. McKenney and Patterson.
Order appointing Joseph Bens'n, on Com
mit,ee for awarding land damage due Ma
thaniel Billings, in place OF Cyrus Gordon
who declined serving on sid Committee
Read and passed sent up for concurrence.
The Committee on Ordinances, on petition
Of Joshua Chadbourn and Others IN relation
to Dogs running a. large, reported that saiC
petitioners have leave 10 withdraw. Accept
cd, sent up for concurrence.
Papers IRON Board of Aldermen disposed
Of in concurrence.
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re- Despot;m and Republication uni
ted in Massachusetts, TO disfranchise the
WHITE MAN, who is 30 unfortunate rs
not to be able to read the Massachusetts
constitution, and to nrih his own name;
whereas the same union OF "isms," goes
for ayranehising universal n<grodom,
though sunk to the lowest depth of intel
lectual degradation from the accumulated
ignorance Of agcs.-Aye.
We certainly should rejoice to see
T. negrodom," which, in Maine, is the
synonym of democracy" cnfranchiscd
from its its servility to southern politicians,
but fear that il will remain asunk to the
lowest depth Of intellectual degradation
from the accumulated ignorance Of Ages."
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lies their power for prosperity and great
ness The question Is one, then, not
whether negroes should continue to be
slaves in the Slave States but whether
white men, in the Free StateA by suffering
the Slave system of labor to obtain the
prcponderance over the free system, shall
be reduced to Slavery. Every, man who
by his vote or influence contributes to the
support Of the Pro-Slavcy Democracy,
really votes to degrade portions Of the
white race to Slavery.
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Berwick ACADEMY. We would call
the attention of our readers, especially
such as arc interested in Academical In
struction for themselves or their children,
TO the Advertisement Of the Berwick
Academy at South Berwick, which is one
of the Oldest and best Of Institutions in
the State. For particulars see the advcr-
tiselnent Of the Fall Term in this paper.
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re- Messr. Runey & Knowland have
opened at Small's Auction Rooms, Central
Block, large and varied stock Of Dry
Goods Of all descriptions, which they are
selling at Auction, afternoons and even
ings. They will sell goods at prices to
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A NKw Work. We understand that
Mc~srs. Wentworth & Co. Of Boston, are
about publishing new work entitled The
YouNo woxAS's FRIKSD; or, The Duties,
Trials. Lores and Hopes Of Woman. BY
Rev. Daniel &. Eddy, Of the Harvard Street
Church in that city so widely known rs the
author of the "Young Mans Friend, ""An-
gel Whispers" and other publications
which have had an extensive circulation.
perhaps no writer Of our times Is % popu-
lar among all classes Of people as Mr.. Eddy,
which is no doubt owing to his attractive
style and his peculiar talent for rendering
the most profound truths intensely Interest,"
ing by his beautiful and dramatic manner OF
presenting them to the minds Of his readers.
We hail therefore new work from his pen
with great satisfaction, and presume that
the mission and sphere Of woman bill be
treated on iu strain of eloqusnce and pow
or that will fascinate both old and young,
married and single, mother and daughter.
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suit customers, and the articles warranted
to be such as recommended. Their sale
rooms are open day and evening and their
goods will be freely shown to all who may
call upon them.
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VILLAISous. Some malicious person,
few nights since, entered tho garden OF
S. W. Luques, Esq Of this city, in stock
ing feet, as the tracks show, and girdled
some dozen Of fine, thrifty, choice fruit
trees, that were in bearing condition.
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Tx UrAH EXPEDITION ABASpoSxD.-.
Washington despatch to tho Tr'tsss ays
"ths War Department recognizes the virtu.
al abandonment Of the Utah expedition. and
has relieved Gen. Harvey Of that command.
The troops viii remain in KansaN"
This last sentence 10 certainly signihcant'
and goes TO con6rm the impression 20 Esosr-
ally entertained some time since, that Kan
sas and not Utah MAS intended By the Id
ministration Coz their original dsstination.
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SIZE or rnx TELmRAPHIc CABLE. Sine,
the breaking Of the Atlantic telegraphic en-.
BILE, We bear people frequently asking t.
know It's size. IL u only eieren .siSfsenfAs 81
an inch in diameter and seems really a
very frail thread 70 stretch for two thousand
miles beneath the chatting and resisting
ocean.
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CHECK Lists. See that the names Of
every republican voter is on the check
lists in season.
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EJohn leach, the caricaturist Of the
London Punch, isabout to visit tho Uuited
States.
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State Of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Augusta August 90, 1857.
An adjoined session Of the Executive
Council will be held at the Council Cham
Der in Augusta, on Tuesday, the Goth day
Of September next.
Attest ALDEN JACKSON,
Secretary Of State.
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FOR NOR,
LOT N. NOR RILL,
OF AUGUSTA.
For Senator's.
NATHAN DANE Of Alfred.
SETH SCAMMON, Of Saco.
SAMUEL w. JONES, Of Lebanon.
For Register Of Deeds.
SAMUEL C. ADAMS, Of New6eld.
For County Commissioner.
COTTON BEAN, Of Limerick.
For Conuty Treasurer,
JOHN BRACKET, ed, Of Parsonsfcld
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THE UNION
AND
JOURNAL.

iRlDAY MORNING. SEPT. !. 1857.
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lAlES1-\EWS


- iag-.
ne attendance at the Convention. yesterday
morning, was thin in comparison with that Of the
second DAYS session
The Right Reverend Assistant Bishop Johns.
took the char. and opened the Convention with
a devoat appeal To the Creator.
Secretary kepler then read the previous days
proceedings. which We're approved.
The Committee ON the certificates Of Lay
Delegates reparl.d The following rs present who
were not present on Thursday A. |. Scaburg.
Geo. +. Harrison. fhos. K Joynes. Jr DIR. Geo.
Kerr. j. f. Jones, Jno. Cole, Henry A Davis,
Edward +. Taylor. Roderick J. Lawrence.
The following elefgylren were also filed in the
same category: Rev. John Towlcs. Rev. Mr..
Cooke. Rev. JOHN NJ. Chevers, Rev. Ro. Gate
WOOD
The ri. Rev. Bishop If the Diocese called tn,
attention ct the assembly IL the triul of Rev.
/. !. Casteman, which bad taken place in
Staunton since the last Convention. and suggest
ed that Il committee of three be appointed to in
quire into the costs and means of defraying the
same.
On motion il wns resolved. that Rev T. NJ Ma
guire Mr. Jna Page, aud Mr. ID II Conrad he
appointed on that committee. which was adopted.
1t WAS then Resolved, that u committee be APP
pointed To whom shall be referred the papers re.
sceived by the Bishop, in reference to the S,ouu-
ton Female Seminary, composed of Rev II
Wilmer. } Dabney, and Rev Mr. Andrews.
The Report of III. Treasurer of the fund for
the relief OF Widows aud Orphans of deceased
eiergym"n wis presented by Rev Mr. Grhmmer,
which showed the fund To consist of stock. which
al par value amounts T. $1,000.
On motion of Rey. DR.. Andrews it was resolv
ed that a committee be- appointed to take into
consideration those subjects which were referred
by the & neral Convention to the Diocesan Con
vention, and report at the next Convention
Rev. DIR. Andrews, Mr.. lIoff, and Mr.. ID. II.
Conrad
At eleven o'cl.ck, TIE Convention adjourned
tor divine services. An eloquent and impressive
sermon was preached by the Rev. DIR. Cummings
OF Washington city, occupying about one hour
and quarter.
The remaining business of the Convention con
sisted simply OF the reading of the several re-
ports Of committees.
In the afternoon the Missionary meeting took
pIacean was entertained by the Rev. Mr. Payne
from the China Mission. Rev. Mr.. Scott, from the
African Mission, and Rev Mr.. Cummings To
represent America. The addresses were batedup
subjects pertinent To cause of home and foreign
missions, and proved highly interesting to the
congregation.
The congregation re assemblies this morning
at O'Clock, and will adjourn sine die this after
noon.
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The GREAT southern Mnii- portnnt from
Washington.

WAsHINGToN, May 22.-1he Postmaster Gen
eral has now under consideration, proposition
to carry the Great Southern Mail by way of the
Richmond and Danyille. aud Wing GINA and Ten
nessee Railroads. THERE'S much opposition on
the part of persons interested in other routes
The matter is 10 be laid before Bonrd to assem-
BILE in Richmond on Tuesday.
The Marshal of the District has notified Messrs
D. A. Hall aud Wm. blanchard (oi the National
Era) that he shall sell their property to pay the
balance of their bail bond in the case of w. >.
Chaplin, arrested here several years since for
abducting negroes.
The Black Republicans to night nominated
candidates for Collector, Register and Surveyor
TO be voted for at the june elections.
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THE TENNESSEE WHEAT CRop.-The Knox

The TENNESSEE WHEAT CROP.-Ihe KhoA
vile Wing says:
There has been sown unusually large
amount of wheat in East Tennessee, and If the
season is good from this to harvest. there wi be
"A crop gathering that will astonish the natives
If nothing happens to the growing crop. in view
of the amount that has been sewn, 1t will yield
our people in the thirteen counties OF this end OF
t,e State 81 O00,000
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The Foreign Appoinln,enis-d;ovcrno Wright
s,f bnts

WAsuINGToN, May 2l.-rhe missions to st.
Petersburg. Berlin, and probably Brazil, will be
filled Til, week
Governor Wright, of Indiana, will receive an
appointment to one If the two former.
General Cass is making arrangements for Il
brief visit to Michigan. and will probably 60 by
way Of ST. Louis-leavng Mr. John Appleton
acting Secretary of State.
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WAsHINGroN. May 22.-rwo thousand troops
are now moving toward Utah. The Administra
ton evinces every disposition to act with prompt
ness. The military are only to be used in the
event, the course OF the Federal law is obstruc-
ted
A Governor of the Territory has not yet been
appointed. The chief difficulty Is in selecting
man combining personal bravery with unques-
toned discretion and administrative talent.
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GENERAL.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY

NOW Is TIE TIME 70 ADV ERflSE
To thc Ne. chants, ncthani nud Professional
Wen of l.,nshb0rs.
IT. PERSONS wishing IL advertise their III slNfSS or
~ hlllNNtpN IN the following raPets ',r winch an
Agent zach ot them having LARaf cfnepl AfioN IN the
western and South Western counties Virginia aud Last
Tennessee, VIII please call ON
VIRGINIA AND rENNE. SEE NENS. BRISTOL
bNpW NiuW'S kNoAN1LIE trenn) MIG
NlNnit Arnk Jon, shurengh Tenn.
GAZETTE. i.'N'"si'h' '"
V VrMIEfNT Abingdon v.
BEpFORp SENTINEL, Liberty, Va
SALEM REGISTER, SALON. Va.
nlMoCRAr At, a..
W W2rNi'WME sTAn HERALD ohrI'tlan.eurr, Va
Vy1iffyyi ! - !, ~ NJ "N'h' Wythevhlc Va
FLOYD CITIZEN. Floyd Court House. Na
UNION DEMOCRAT, Union, Monroe county, Va
NpNOt ATE Jacksonville, Farewell g uniy, Va
Persons wishing to advertise In of the nhuNe efs VII
tud o." thcr iNrttsf 10 call nj the ofeh r. the
Iynrhhurg Nugninn. STAIRS where contracts vii tie
made ''i adv crrsctuens roRw AItpEp wlfnour pfln.
Y win also rcccNc and furw ard advertising 10 pnper
IN ho luitcd States. \ WADDlLla
Rpl 2W Foreman Nhgnian uhiee
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LAND WARRANTS are in better demand. The heavy
decline,says New York financial circular ofthe 2 LIST
which took place the lth instant has in a great
measure stopped tina useal supply holders being mn
willing to sell at the low figures offered On Wed,
nesday and Thursday the inquiry was active and
prices rallied We quote the marketiirn at the fol-
lowing rites:
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LATER from pSnusas-AlI the Treason TRIMS
lisCO n nMCa.

ST. LOUIS, MAY l9.-The Iecompton correspondent
ofthe Republican says that by the advice of Secreta-
ry Stanton, Mr. Weer, the District Attorney, has en-
tered nOle proseqais all the charges for 'reason-
The prosecutions for usurpaon OF office will proba-
bly, be disposed Of in the same manner.
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MEMPHIS, May 2o.-Gen. Pillow was severely injnr'
ed by falling from horse at his residence in Helena
Arkansas. He is now in this city, and is slowly re-
covering.
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B Y T + l. EG r \ p II .


NEw YoRg. May 23.--flour heavy; Southern = 30
TO 81 65. Wheat unsettled Western Red 81 %
ST. Louis White 81 20.
BALuMour, May "a Flourz-Good Hour in de
mani nj S'aS1 IA White Wheat II slasl 81
choicc 81 20; Red 81 .oaSl -. Corn lower
White $40 yellow poe. Mt the close.
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SALES BY AUCTION
GIfTu'usc DAYS
FUTURE DAYS
WI WIN EAnM NnN sAIE In Az

N
HEkSr COUNTY Having determined 10 soil
lafn en- ~ irh uoN reside wt ohr Il public aucnon
9 Weue-s th, 9th day ot june next AZ leocock THIS
lha Hrs north ct Nmh, r tnurhourc. aud about the
ann dseure New Glasgow and about miles frn
the ANTICIPATED OF the Depot ot the orange Alexandria
ktfent and about mile ttom the Depot the line.
near k} - and 10 miles fom yuchhug The farm contains
shRhi u H,res 81 go Timber If original
rn" moi = acres In Low 0rouu'h and branch land The
hhffN'lHrntf consist OF comfortable frame Nv olinr,
fes Frame aiu aud all buildings which all
NJ" ami ri, euent THIS land situated respeetahi.
AMI healthy nerhhe honI Is NUuiUut Churches has
seiaoatae the sM,rchant and Saw NH AMI Ships
enhN mont and nanus tho lAudsn squire Knight and others
lhf Hn H all nnlrr t'ncc except acres The soil Ia stn
tel taf susceptible o uUtuNcmCu Hnd hes well, IA
hfA nHduf H"d 4Rtr" cultivation About uo il In
clover Hfa dttvront kuds rUo laid oil
fields and TOM lets ol which ,cNtopt twol have running
"tt'f W drm, o1o coming within hundred Yards Of the
hhrfeNn mis- fh1c is o the place " or 10 mover failing
Srhgs fa"l water Also tNo Unr Young Orchards on
tnha aon an of ood selected fruit consisting Of Ap
res ieaee ronrs, Awiooi- Chcrttcs, riums, pnuaana
Quinn also garden fruits such Grapes. turrants Straw
harrssAt Further description docmod unnecessary
pers hing purchase ul puhtloss examine the land
beiae te sisv ut sale viii t,kr pleasure showing the
IA NH NY Who .,h to cNampeu.
TRIMS Quo third cash. balance Ia ono and two
Without terst the deed being retained security until thu
last paNnl,Hats madr ADAM VI Sit1lX
Rf#vNtiW Amherst 4. II Va
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Augusta, GA, May 22.--Iteports from Judge But
Ter Of South Carolina of yesterday represent him al
rapidly declining. His disease is dropsy in the ab
donen.
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&StEtN t.0UDs.-ny spring and SUNNI
- supply Of Le ghorm, Panama Sennctts Marcaio" @ t
aud other Summer Hats men boys and babies is now NJ
nsd Among them s the Gents Black Leghrn smnape '
t4sfss nann fsp 27ts y stAp'H'-
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The Spring term of the Crcu, Superior Court Tor
SpotSy lvduia, will commence The st day Oh Juhe'
proxno, and be held by Judge Pitts
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The Norfolk Boar. of Health have issued orders re-
quirng vessels to that port from any port or place
South of the latitude of Wilmington, " g.. to be
brought to anchor at the Quarantine Ground andre
main there until they shall be visited by the HenL
officer, and permission in writing from the ooira OF
Health shall be obtained for vessels 90 detained toeh
Ter thai harbor.
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The rains which have fallen within the last week
have improved the appearance of the wheat crop
There is much complaint aboat the chlnch bug OUT
it does not seem to have done much damage rs yet
The fields of wheat which We have seen since the
rain sci in are looking green, though from the late
season The crop is backward.-Don R(g.
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wEEDE A. mENDEssuALI

N1cCORKlE a. CO.,
IVu Whslesale mad Re tail asroccrs,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS aud
manufacturers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO
the old stand Of MrCorke jones' MAIN STREET, LYNCH
VA. will give particular attention tho sale FLOUR
WHEAT, CORN. BACON. LARD BUTTER, sc. Liberal
adv will be made all WHEN required
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APPOINTMENT OF MAIL AGENTs-T. S. liening, Esq,
late editor of the Danvile Republican, has been APP
pointed additional Route Agent on the Richmond
and Danvle Railroad. Also, - Brooks, OF Omar
loite appointed in the place of A. T. Obenchain re-
signed The former appointee is from Mr., Bocock )
Dstrct-the latter from Mr. Goodies.
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Tuf Caops.-A correspondent in Meckenburg CO.,
Whites:
The rains. Of late, have ireshened up everything;
the overflow Of the Roanoke ANA tributaries, which,
Mt first presented such sad prospect does not look
so dishearenn but the is late, and "chnch
bug abundant.
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kTNOTIENA WHITEHEAD,
- Druggisss md ApOthccarics,
BANK SQUARE. LYscHBuRo Va,
Have hand and will regular additions
large and complete of Drugs Dye suis Oils,
Paints Glass Fancy Articles, &c &c To which they invite
the attention Of buyers :
TO CoUhr PHYSICIANS they offer tho prompt filing Of
their orders with reliable Drngs and pr,
ous manufactured by themselves purchased
liable prices That will
Of the State Any article hand fnrnIahed
VIM A STROTUER.
Gb2ta n WHITEHEAD
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Green peas ARE selling in Norfolk, Va, at 81 PEI
hushcl and strawberries at 20 cents a quart.
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JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER Lor IF

WITH nil the late improvements together with other mu
w stead Instruments such Nions Guitars Flutes Mc
lodeons Also beautiful assortment of sheet Music for
Piano Gunr and all other musical Instruments. general
Iy this country All those wishing purchase will do
well call examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere
The undersigned every day receiving and fashion
able the latest and most fashionable publications
w. =, GREENE \ cos.
Saloon, Main Street opposite Citizens savings Bank,
a above Norve House, Lynehbnrg, va.
i'm
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JNo. u. LANoHoHsE J. H. HoLcoMBI
n ANSIORNE n HOEGOMDE,
IL nankcrs % &c chnmgc BrOkerp.
Corner of Main and Bridge Streets Lynchburg Va, will
collect and the lowest of Exchange They will
pay the highest market price Land Warrants Northern
Exchange, Coin and Uncurrent Money.
REFER TO
The Presidents Cashiers Banks Lynch
burg; Mcssts H. " Maury Co, Messrs. Paro Richmond;
McHsis Johnston, Bros Co. SAM. Harris Il Sons, Josiah
Lee a Co, Batim Messrs Farnham Kirkham d Co,
Drexc 60, Philadelphia Mcssrs Vanbleck, Read
el. j Ward Co., Lees Waller, New York.
nov 81 ~
uHENKH -. FLOOD, Attorney n Law. will
attend all the Courts OF the city of Lynehburg tho
counties OF Amherst, Appomaox bedford and Campbell.
mar IA
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IL ENAGL. Architect, ns.isses by y. %. Ciop
ton Engineer, and Frederick korch and O. Heinrich.
Architects and Draughtsmen prepared furnish Designs,
Specifications aud for nil kinda of buildings and
cnory Special attention will be paid to the construction Of
work his charge Surveys of Land Mines and
Roads will be made tho shortest notice. the
proved plans. Address II ExALI,
i-dAets Architect. Richmond Va
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Robert C. Stanard nominated on Friday night
nv the Wings and Americans of Richmond for the
House Of Delegates, vice r. 6. Morris declined