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SIGNIFICANT VOTES.

Two votes. given yesterday in the House Hal
oresnsdow what are to prove facts in the history oil
the session Legislation.
is. TLo vote upon the proposition to suspend the
rules 10 consider the bill I" Increase the pay o; tie
army citicer.. Though lacking the twothrhs Ieces'
ssry 10 give tina, motion triumph, the majority for
it Vas SO large az 10 render it certain, IN our Juds
nenr. tina, ere the session eaas the bill in ques'ioo
will become q law, in some satisfactory shape,
I'd. The vote on the proposition to suspend the rules
to max. the pscse R.i Road projects spec:al order
for ths 18th inst, for which so small minority voted
az satisfy that Pacific Rail Road bill can pass
during this session. This s in accordance with our
opinion previously oppressed Harrington Star.
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DEATH OF AN AMERICAN IN EGYPT.

The following paragraph is taken from Gelgna.
mis- Messenger, published in Paris of the 9Th O: De-
cemh-r:
I'VE have received very melancholy piece OF
news from CAIRO. The young American traveller,
Mr.. Greene whose discoveries in Upper Egypt We
announced las, year, has just died in that city, after
seyrre l!la-ss. Mr.. Gr--n-. who had. during pre-
vious journey in Egypt, collected, b. means OF Pho
.:yphic inscriptions. had also brought TO Europe,
among other documents, The rni OF the hie-ogiyphc
almanac. OF which Cha'npolioa had already given
par. Mr.. Greene had hoped in another jo,Sney 10
complete and extend his discoveries A premature
death has carried hr of az the aga Of "a, and a. the
momen; when part Of h. Photographic labo.S had
been rewarded by hrsl honorable mention at the
Universal Exhibition OF photography Of Bruasols."
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AMHERST SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

M,.sgs. Eitors:-We will SOON have chco-e n
csnddaic - represent This senatorial district III The
mex. Legislature. Buckingham having had the las:
candidate will 40. wish 10 1T. a5y lhrs tim. Am
hera, having had ihe candidate the iiac beloEe the
.si, Az! having the aeIbe. o, Congress. of couEne
sl.a viii not ask Ter tho nomination.. Nelson not
haviu. had csud!dae :or any o.:cs TOR nea twenty
ye.rs without whose uii we could not have elected
member 10 Congress- nor We elect seDs:or, oi
course she now expects ,as candidate to coms from
that county. propose that Convention meet at
New Market, in Nelson, 1.-THE usual place. the 18th
day OF February, 10 select Candidate.
SuB.CRibER,
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

ISDrAXApoLIs, Jan. S.-Tbe Legislature met to.
day Lieut. Gov. WiIIard called the Senate to order
Mr. Rusk was selected as President pro tenn. Mr..
Willard refused t. yield the Clair and the Democrats
were sworn in by him. The whole OF the Republi.
cans took the oath from Judge Gookins. debate
then rnsued upon the right Mr. Willard TO hold his
seat. Tie House was organized by the choice of
Mr.. Billiard, Democrat, a. Speaker. The Cover.
nor's message will be delivered tomorrow, if the
Senate oryauses.
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THE WEATHER, &c

BALTIMORE. JAS. S.-Th- river is obstrue:ed 81
far Down Patuyent river large Eastern schooner
il sshore-and OF is at the shoals. The
Norfolk steamer cam: up IhS morning.
WA-HSGroS. jas. S.-The ArQula creek bost
was unaG.e 20 .rtve This morning IN consequence Of
The thickness OF tie c- on Tie Potomac.
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KING on BOARD THE MERRlMAC.


The Union has letter from Off GER OH board
the e. s. frigate Merr:mac, dated Lisbon, Nov p, in
which, after referring 10 the fact thu, four Of the
ship's officers had been presented to the King, he
saye:
The King Is quite young men, only about twenty
and his two brothers, whom saw, were the Duke
.; Ooor,o captain in the navy, about Il, aud Don
jean. q captain in the army. about Is. His Majesty
]. laid to b. very smart. and is much liked.
The King appointed the next day to visit the ship
At Ono q clock There here English line of ba;.
tly ships, l French ditto Dutch irigatr. and our:
asl.us, besides the Portuguese. So when the royal
party started an-Engliah, French. Dutch; por or;
n rur.. As We were sll in lump, could imagine
II, an4va engagement. and wondered how the devil
anybody painted one. II was Ike the lsrasIites
crossing the Red SEA-. couldn't See the man stand
ins next TO me. Aboard Of our ship were the cap
tan. 0. the English line of battle ships, the whole
corps diplamsiique," and more uniforms, swords
&c. than you imagine. The King stald nearly
:hres hours. and appeared TO be much pleased. lu
she ward he chatted with the ladies, but did not
sit down Snywhere.
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MASSACHUSETTS, 1EGISI.rr-PE

BosroS. Jan.7.-The Legislature If this State Or.
ganlsed At to-day. Charles Phelps, OF Boston,
elected Speaker of the House by unanimous
vote, aud WIN. Stowe was chosen clerk The Senate
elected Charles w. Upham precedent. and Peter L..
Cox clerk, by all almost unanimous vote. The Gov
ernor g message will be receive ~ morrow.
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THE SHIP REsoLUTE IN ENGLAND.

The Journal Of Commerce publishes the following
sxtrac. of letter from American gentleman,
listed London, the 10Th Of December, which informs
IA tina; Commando Hartstene and his officers will
r.,urr to the United States in the British warsteam
CT Ketribution:
The Queen treated Capt. Harstene with marked
attention at dinner and in the drawing-room. Ai.er
wards she came up to him and said abe wished To
SAX with him, and remained in familiar conversation
10. &C hour On leaving the Isle Of Wigh: ,Eare
crsat display Of enthusiasm as the ship passed out
II The nsr6or. The chores were llned, and the air
rang With cheers. We were escorted by steam
Yacht which is always in attendance on the Ship and
he 6ne steam frigate Retrbution, which was also act
ING e. so escort, and were towed up by Govern
arnt steamer. An admiralty messenger is also con-
:inually in attendance the officers. On arriving
At Sithead the chips saluted, and on entering Ports
mouth hsrbor ths transports we're lined with people
Cheering aud waving handerchiets, the military
b.sis playing national airs and the battery salu'liS
Tue Old Victory manned her rigging and cheered.
There rever wes such enthusiasm and exhibition
O: heartfelt feeling it is the even; Of the day and le
in every ones mouth. The Government have in
,: that the officers shall return in the steam fri
Ss R.,ri5uon, and they will probably leave on the
csy sEisr Christmas.
"Oa Tuesday, Capt. Hartstene is invited TO Lord
palmestoas country seat. 1t il to be hoped that on
The arrival u the Reiriba,ion our Government and
psople will &c something TO convince the officers OF
shat ship, aud BY tsem the people and Government
Of England Of CORDIAL reciprocation Of their good
will snd friendship.
The Admiralty have cone to the almost positive
determination to send out another Arctic expedition
IL search Of Sr John Franklin o. scre OF his party.
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lAiS5.I 81 IEEEaRkYH.
for the Richmond Enqui,.,
LATER FROM EUROPE.


PUGrLaSD. Ne, Jan. S.Ihe steamship No,.,
American ha- arrived. bringing Liverpool ds,.s -
the : iih Of December.
France hs. notified Austria that Napoleon will M,
accept Austria and Ensand's Interpretation Of the
Bo!grad affair.
Prussia is collecting An army for the invasion Of
Switzerland. and the latter ia raising 10000 roop..
The Persian war is progressing, but is unpopular
in England.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2i.--Cotton is firm at an adj.
vance of on.-QuHrter pence. The sales Of the lac.
three days amount 10 $500 bales. Flour is steady
Wheat has advanced ID. Corn has advanced Cd
Cousols for account 932 q %;
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.

AUGUSTA, Jun. THE Legislature ii this State
met to day. The Senate elected j. II. Wilkins pr.s.
dent, and Joseph b. Hall secretury. The HOu--
elected Charles A. SpoiT,ri speaker and George w.
Wilcox clerk. a communication read from Mr..
ilamu, ressnins his position as United States Sem
mr.
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ARRIYALs ~ TIE AnEKICAS HOTEL.

KIEHNUND, JAM Ak r, IsIT
=" starSc, AIN; j Parker, RichEl nj; ia Brown.
Fhils; Ingram, EG:towey; 7 Dyson Hottows 3:
Tucker, M.s:s yp!; " Ps,,on, y {; r. z Jefferson,
Amelia; John II 10y on Tennessee Robt sharp and
!y Petersburg; Jno Rowl-t Petersburg Richard CIuDp
W T. 1ay !or, K;camOUi
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siN.l39 e

The undersigned Directors Of the Bank Of Howard
ve have examined the annexed statement OF the cord
lion OF said Bank and believe Il to be They fur
Their certify that the business OF said Bank has been
acted 81 Howsrdsvlle the place OF II. location
Given under our hands this 80 day Of January, 1857
w. A. TURNER. President
VIM A. SCOTT,
RICHARD L. NlLBOCRE,
WM NJ WOODS,
w ELsOM,
WV J. ROBERTSON.
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The undersigned Directors Of the Bank Of Commerce
have uly examined the above statement OF the
:tisn of the said Bank and certify the be correct
Given under hands this 5th day OF January 1887.
J B. FlCkLIS Prcs't,
HUGH SCOTT,
THOMAS +. KNOX,
JSO +. TACKETE.
REUBEN GARNETT
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IMPORTANT TO THE OWNERS AM

HIRERS Or SLAVES.-The Saprenc Court Of
Tennessee has recently decided tina; the hirer If n
slave under general contract Of hire 10 guilty Of
conversion if be hire slid slave 10 Another during the
term of hire, without the consent Of the owner aud
is liable TO su action Of trorer for his value.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09

EYPULSION.-A public meeting was held q.
Nashville, Tenn, the 2i;h ut. ct which commit
tees appointed to take popular vote as &c whe.
ther free cUlorod persous shall be expelled from Ten
nessce.
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MAR RI Ed
DIED

On Tus,day, the 6,h inst by the Rev. Dr. Howell, Mr.
! WM E. HARRISON tn SALLiE +. V only daughter OF
the late Rob, Tate Wicker ESQ.,, oil Of this ei:y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09

CATTLE HOGS SHEEP. &c.
BEEF.-Stpck m t"!g,c SHics t.s wccs Of ordinary
good Beet Il; g g g hundred, Act. For No /
Beef a.
hUGS.-s- TO % per cw; Supply fair
ShEEt supply o: Mutton Abundant; We quote e. d
80 20 :, Oh ,necp.
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DIsTREsslSo.--Mr. john Keister, en- old citizen OF
Montgomery county, Va, chopped his big toe win
all axe, during the holidays, and died in ten minutes
afterwards.
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HH0SpHATE LOZESGES

DHOSpHATE LOZESGES. f.. sc.otalus ta'
u eases; foa Lozenges Tor debility iad-esioo' &c
Losec2e3 OF A!GE K:nc, &c. 10: Il. al prs Iae.
son AID "isars Lozen Tor coughs Colds. Gos,ee',
&c; L!ve.wort Pate re Genuine PsAt:iss &c an
PICTORIAL and sirop Pectoral de nae As Je'"'
Richardson's and Peases Cocst caad!ss TOR ss!s 8.
MEADE e. BAKERS New Apotoacsry st3re
Jano 1876 n. W. Corner Of Main and ioth tI
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The undersigned. Directors OF the Farmers Bank OF
Fnca tie havo examined tue above statement the
dton OF tine Bank, and certify the same to be correct
Given under our hands this s, day OF January 1871
JAMES MCDOWELL President
w. A. GLASGOW,
GREEN JAMES
ISAAC GUGGEEHEIMEa
GEORGE ". CaRPER
BoIrrorar CorSrY-ro WIT:
Tnis day, VIM. McCrcery, Cashier Of the Farmers,
Bank OF Fineasle before me- Justice OF the peece
for the county Aforesaid and made oath tina, tho above
statement is correct and the bes, Of his
md belief
Given under my hand this 81 day of january, 1857
THOMAS 6. GOODWIN, J. P.
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STATEMENT or THE coSDrTioS or THE BANK or How
ARDsvILLE, THE lsT DAY OF JANUARY, 1851
vrSnin and guaranteed bond- &C. depo.ir,d with
the Treasurer Of the Commonwealth, Slo!ssj "
Permanent expenses for cost OF plates,
prining and other expenses, l.i2 ~
rrrisen,ni cxpen.es TO- 10
Exchange paid in procuring specie, &c, g. ~
Officers salaries, oS ~
Bill. a d notes discounted for Directors
of his Bank s2iGio 80
Bills mud notes discounted for
other. (sll inland), 327s6 20
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IHt BIT s,InnE Tu.>G..-ihe sG!,"!3 ~ tit
Charlotte, svile j, f-rso;rn, via wa present ,"h'n
tbr {: s; ho. made through The Blue kc.;e Noun
tain, 2ays -
Inc -nlire length of the tunnel is ii'3i e't ~
heretofore asc.rtained by measurement over NV
mountani and nov that the blasting has been 20 ID.
completed to get pretty accurate easuFe'heI,'
n,tc, il lie Gscertained TO he 44I3 feet Inc G'!i',
IN both sides Of the iunno! when they mel, N'',eu
out half all inch; the drill from the Western Glu .
precisely in the centre Of the tunnel About eieFt
feet are to be blasted before the entire head way VII
be through On the Eastern side the rock for ~ tee
in length and il feet in width, and IN The Mss!e'
dad, 2jG in length aud is in width, making -" lre
is to be blasted and out before tho tunnel VIII Ut
finished to the level OF the track
II the present force can be kept at work ,ne Msp',
might be completed by the last OF Nay ieA'' ou' "
the lst OF July. in all probability the cars Oh u.
Central Rail Road will pass under, instead Oh o'e
the Blue Bidge Mountain.
STEAMSHIPS To STOP AT NoRroLK.-lhe steam
ships composing the Liverpool, Philadephl" ''.e
New York line will hereafter alternate between New New
York and Philadelphia making one passage ihoh.l
to each port. The City of Washington leit Li'e'
pool the 3lst ult. for New York direct, ana tht
City OF Manchester leaves Liverpool! on the l4'l
inst for Philadelphia When the arrangements o I,
the company are completed and sufficient goods OF
fer, one of the steamers of the line will go 10 ba''
more, calling at Norfolk going or returning.
PATRICK CoUSrY.-A correspondent wiring IRON
Patrick county. Va, under date Of I'd instant sdys
| The ground is covered with snow six inches deep
and there is good prospect for more. The typho'
fever is prevailing here, and proving quite iaihi
We have lost two Of Our citizens in az many "eeRs
| both young men,
DIsrREssiSo.--M john Kester, en- old citizen o
Montgomery county, Va, chopped his big toe viii
All axe, during the holidays, and died IN ten minute
afterwards.
Major Hills, Of Culpeper county, Va, who wa
thrown from his horse aud injured on Saturday diet
On Monday.
There were 1880 barrels of auur inspected Il
Alsxaudris Virginia, during the year ls56.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE-A Carpenter. Black.
~ smith, hrickmouder, hoser, driver, dining room
mon AID boys, chsmsernais, nY-,es, &c &c.
Jan 9-d&ctf LEWIS HILL, Governor street
TnUSsEs, TRUSSEs, TBUsSE~, TRrssES
XXTE have hsnd large assortment OF Msrsh's,
w Chsse's. Hull's and other improved Truss.s OF
every size Tor adults and children for the Of insui
Dai ulo.ca ond smorsl hern!a Any size or style OBJ
tanned az short notice froU the rns -uisctuIers
MEADE d. BAKER, PhsrmscsCdss,
Jan . lss, y. w. corner vf Main and 10Th s,s.
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ConPoRArTop OF FREDERICKSBURG. To wit:
This day JoRs ~ HEaNpos Cushier Of the Bank OF
Commerce. before Justice OF the Peace tor tho
Corporation aforesaid and .de oath that the sbose
and true the oest OF his knowrdce aud
belief. Given under my hand this Stu day Of Janugry
IcST THOMAS F. KNOX, J. r.
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SOLDIERS OF TIE WAR OF 1912.

"AsHiSGroN. Jan. Sin" adjourned Convention
OF the soldiers o: ,h- ot SD met IN IN city To-Day
There was considerable atienGsnA though not 20
!urg. some former occs-ions. Or. Sutherland
q; Ph adephla presided The committee on reeo.
TUTORS. Leslie Combs chairman. reported series o.
resolutions. inducing ~ The following purport:
that justice and precedent require gen-rsl pension
law for hr benz II of rh- soG-r- AID sailors Of tho
war OF 1872 AMI the widows al such 4. died in the
service that il Congress should fail II pass such q
law the Convention pledges itself 10 bring the sub
jec before the people in the future elections; thanking
Congress tor passing the late bounty land law, and
the President tor executing il in al impartial spirit
that all pension Laws should be literally construed
and that pens ons should Commence fiom the date Of
disability; also han1in- Congress for comforting on
G Neral Scott the hlS!es' military known in this
country, to' services erninenly mertng such com.
p!'m-nt; also appointing committee 10 devise means
Tor the erection .! amouinen :" President Madison
VIII" rrcomm.r DID The war OF 1872 Several minor
re'oliions adopted. and pecteS made by Gen.
Counts, TX Governor Porter II Prrnsy !vana, Major
Peter o, Md, D.. Sutherland and Gee. w. Gusts,
were received with much applause The Convention
then .Gj"urncd without day.
This afternoon. nSTeeaby to resolution, the mem.
b-Fs OF The C"r'tn'Ion paid their respects ndividu.
ally, 10 the President.
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On this Sd day OF January, 1857 D. Har.ook Cashier
IF he Bank Howardsvls mad. oath before the sub.
Justice OF the Peace TOR the county OF Abe:
marie the above |, correct the best OF
MS knowledge and belief and that the business OF the
Sank is transacted p Hownrdsvue, Va the place Of its
location. ". a TURNER, J. p.
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rOvERNEoS wan ED-kequ.ed 10! g sE.a!i
i" School, lady thoroughly competent 10 seseo Ens'
sa, Fgench, Music and Drawing. Direct, LodoEe. r o.
Amelia county, Va
Dec D-c2v wH. y. HARRlsOE.
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FATHER MATHEWS FUNERAL.
The funeral OF Fathew Mathew, in Cork. was at
tended by fifty thousand people, aud the bishop aud
seventy priests otiiciat-d in Church.
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-. Se :.Masns.. aA.Ms
rARMEws BANK OF fIScAsTLS. !

rI"'AflLLt 10 i - '0''.
t. HI Exsocucy Henry A. Wr.s. Gorernor OF Virs!.
~"
nG.n siE - herewith transmit you exhibit % The
condition a The FarnlerS Bank OF f!hcaste In Virgins
OF Ito !st inst. Very respectfully,
Your orc tiept servant,
WIN nctrREERI Clshier
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Major Hills, Of Culpeper county, Va, who was was,
thrown from his horse aud injured on Saturday uieu
On Monday.
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HON. HENRY ", lIiIIIaRp-a nara,ranb

| HON. HENRY W. illLLiARD.-A paragraph
which has appeared in ssrera Southern papers in Ie
gard 10 This genilenana purpose 10 change his pre-
sent relations 10 his church is, have reaEon -
know, premature The remarks made W Mr.. Hill.
lard had reference 20 IN" future, and not 10 the pre-.
sent |; is well known thai he HIS iopg been con.
neced with the Methodist Episcopal Church. and that
hls political and professional engagements have not
prevented him from advocating this city and else
where the c!sims Of the gospel. L, is not we under
stand his purpose make any change al this time in
bis relations to the church. TO reliuqush his usual
pursuits, II that should even take place. National
lnt<Ltetaeo.
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lIlN HENRY " HlIIIARD

| At the recent Alabama Conference Of the Meiho'
dist Episcopal Church, Hon. II. w. Hiliard an
nounced hir intention u returning 10 the ministry
| He had been alluded to in Conference as probable
editor Of the Methodist organ to be established IN
Montgomery, and the proposition meeting win to'he
question, Mr. billiard arose, aud turning 20 Bishrp
Pisrce, presiding, addressed him IA follows
al give YOU nv hand, my brother, in this great
work! Henceforwa-d paths oil lie sha!i not di.
verge! ! come, in the maturity OF my manhood, de
liberae!y lay my heart, intellect, aud whatever OF
trophies may have won in other walks OF life, pro-
fessiona POLITICAL humby at the loot OF The Gross,
with mniives which betit the service oi MI Master.
LET il be distinctly understood, that no vote which
this Conference may take upon the pending PROPOSE
ton can affect my resolution 10 give myself To this
work At boms and abroad-in my solitary jour
neyings-or standing in the palaces of kings, have
never forgotten my early vows. ! have seen the be-
ginning and end Of earthly greatness.
ultimately Associated with come Of the FIRST living
statesmen Of th. age and country, have seen them
pass away from this earth Sir, kno~ the vanity of
earthly things | come hunblv, hut come preserv.
inc that self respect without which | should not be
NEE, for the Masters service.
IL asl; nothing from this Conference on my per.
sonal account Let the vote have no reference to
me. No. no, sir have never lowered my Great.
when facing ,tcal parties in the day Of battle.
preserve my self.respect, but | desire 10 achieve
somewhat that will enable me, when this world burns
up 10 be recognized by the Great Head OF the Church
as friend Of Christ, and 10 take my place. however
humble, among martyrs and saints who have loved
and served him on earth ~
This 10 the substance of his remarks delivered to
the spel-bound audience. 1t wa, scene Of INTENSE
moral suolmity. May be find grace equal 10 his no.
bic resolution Long may he live TO ediiy e church;
aud hually win aud wear The crown OF endless 10y
end glory Macon Yst"-raph.
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BANK or COMMERCE
FREpERcEsBrRo, January . 1857
To Hi. E.cei,ency IIESAY A. WISE Governor Of Va
Dear sr-l enclose herewith tho quarterly (conpara.
tr- fthe condition OF the Bank OF Commerce
as OF the lat January. 1857
I an, very respectfully.
Your obi scrv,,
j. Il. HEKEpOE Cashier.
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RANK or unw,p,sv,rrr

BANK OF HOWARDsvILLE
HowARpSyILLE, Va. JAsuAuY 3. 1887.
To His Excesncy HEHRY A WisI. Governor Of Viz
gia.a
DrAH SIR II herewith enclose a statement OF the
ti,,un OF this Bank on the lst in.t.
Very respectfully,
D J HARTSOOK Cash!er
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There were u.s. $50 barrels Of hOur inspected II
Alexandris Virginia, during the year ls56.
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STATEMENT THE CoNpITIoS OF THE farmers BaSK
or ErScAsfLE, IN vIkoISIA JANv.RY l,r 1851
State Securities deposited with the Treasurer $50 900 90
Spcc.. SlI,5l1 ID
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zgssssEs>
ss~-. s 80 - : 7fz-a+-.;nrsN
HEl,,l Il isIsisIs5s!Als1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S. L4XSHS. llI,INflssA
q -;
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RICHIE. PRYOR & DiNNAEANT.
wM F. RICHIE ROGER A. FhloN' 49,
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY ~
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Co.rAsArrrE STATEMENT THE CONDITION or THE
B...y OF COMMERCE At FREDERICKSBURG, Va, on THE
l.r DAY or JanvARY 1886, a"p TIIE I,T DAY JAS.
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TALERiANArE q! AMMONIA, il solution Tie Great
French remedy Tor :ac.e Neuralgia Asc Pc. Chloride
of iron; Phosphn,r loaia and Supha,c OF Manganese
Pyro.ti-:c Acid, Glacial ice; Acid Jd.ie Bromide
OF CGd.n:ona, DC, &c; 20. sale M
MEADE j BAhER'S New Chemical store,
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF TEXAS.

OFFICIAL VOTE OF TEXAS.
The official vote Of Texas mas all been received,
except for the counties OF Tyler and II Paso. The
State Gazet,. gives the following as the result:
Total vote for Buchanan. ..................3 .623