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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

IMPORTANT TO MASTERS OF VESSELS GOING TO FRENCH
poRrs-It is officially announced that hereafter
American vessels bound to French ports cannot
make unless from absolute necessity any inter
mediate stoppage without losing, on their arrival
in France, the benefit of the treaty between the
two countries, made in 1922
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BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHT.-On Monday John Monahan,
of Boston and b. Aaron, ofNew York, engaged in a
brutal prize fight at Rocky Point. r. l. They fought
three hours and tpestyt,ro minutes, $50 rounds) in
the course of which Monahan had both eyes closed
and Aaron one ocular organ placed in the same
condition, besides being otherwise badly bruised.
1t WAS a very severe fight, and both parties are
described as having been left in terrible state.
Aaron was declared the victor.
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| Boston, Oct. IAN informal meeting OF mer-
chants has issued preliminary call for general
meeting of mercantile interests, to consider the
financial crisis and the course of the banks here,
as affecting merchants.
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WILLIAMSBURG, N. Y, Oct. 1.-The boiler OF the
Knickerbocker Steam Plaster Factory EXPLODED
this morning, killing one person and dangerously
iniuring II others Several are believed to be
buried under the ruins. Loss $4,000.
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observation-disclosures cGOwan, of the steam
ship Empire City, has been presented by the pas
sengers of that vessel with splendid gold chro-
nometer watch and highly wrought chain. as a
token of esteem for his indefatigable conduct dn-
ring the late hurricane OF Cape Hatteras
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For EUROpE.-The Persia, from New York We'd
nesday took out one hundred and fourteen pas
sengers, among them s. II. Richon of Peru
one of the saved of the Central America The In
dian, for Bremen, took out one hundred and thir-
ty passengers of whom sixteen were in the steer
age. Six ocean steamers left that port for Europe
during the present week.
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RAILROAD AcCIDENT.--0n Monday two passenger
cars on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad were
pitched down an embankment, iHjuring nearly 81
passengers, including George Woods, of Woods
Theatre, Cincinnati; II. s. Brown Adams 4 Co 3
Express and Mr.. Whitcomb the conductor-none
dangerously.
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-vvrGRAT1oN IN BuENos ArREs.-From four to five

IMMIGRATION IN BUESOs AYREs.-From four to five
hundred Swiss emigrants are located in the pro-
vince of Entire Rios, Bunes Ayres, under the imme-
date auspices of the President of the Confedera-
ton; each family of four persons receiving sixteen
squares, that is, sixty-four acres of good arabic
land one hundred silver dollars, four oxen, three
cows,a nd the timber requisite for the construc.
ton Of their houses Six thousand political elni-
grants are also expected from Naples.
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VIRGINIA Posi- OFFIcEs-A new post office is es-
tablished at Lewisyille, Fairfax county, Va, and
Francis IL. Janney appointed postmaster directly
on route $3.50, Langley to Fairfax, c. II. At Mill
wood, Clark county, Va. Andrew Z. Gibson is APP
pointed postmaster. vice Mary d. Little deceaaed
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A CHRISTOPHER SHowER.-Bya letter from Kan
sas, informed that on the nth of August
last at p. NJ, cloud of singular yellowish APP
pearance arose in the north, near the village o!
Manhattan and soon the storm burst upon the
inhabitants. 1t was neither rain, hail or snow,
but grasshoppeTs, and in about ten minutes the
ground was covered with them. They came in
droves and struck the houses like large hail stones.
Soon the ground was strewn with corn leaves and
ears some of which, two inches through, were eaten
of half their length some with the husks and corn
trimmed with knife, leaving the bare cob stand
ing. Two anda half acres of buckwheat, three
acres OF turnips, watermelons, and all vines OH
which they fed, were eaten up, except those on
the south side of piece OF millet. In fact, they
cleared ont every crop except sugar cane. Thsre
a field of sugar cane with corn on both sides
of it, the corn taken and the cane left. The
grasshoppers remained ut Manhattan IS hours and
seemed to be travelling south stopping there to
feed-Wheu they left they passed over Ogden
high in the air and did not descend. The cloud
seemed to be about ten miles wide-UhdHta Iin,eS
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TIE Observation-Disclosures all the talk
about the financial crisis, many of our merchants
are driving heavy business judging from the piles
of goods in the streets and the wharves. Rail
road cars canal boats and sail vessels are leaving
with full freights for various sections of Virginia
and North Carolina Some still of opinion that
there is here plenty of goods, very considera
bic trade going on and plenty of money.
[NOrtoUt (Fd.) Argus Of yesterday.
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40 SUSPENSION In CHARLEsTON, S. Q.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., Oct. 1.-The Presidents OF the
Banks of this city held meeting this morning,
and unanimously resolved not to suspend specie
payments.
The rumor of forgeries on Frazer & Co, are ut
terlY unfOunded.
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THE RANKS IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 1.-The banks here are more
harmonious The Bank of Pennsylvania is making
arrangements to come into line tomorrow or Sa-
turday.
Several Of the Banks accommodating GUS
toners.
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SHIPwREcK-Nen Eaten By the SiarlS.-The To
bago schooner, owned by ". Ross, Esq, of st. Vim
cent had been, with her cargo, lost on the second
Bocas at Trinidad.
An extraordinary case of double shpwreck is
reported in the St. Christopher papers. The Rosa
bella Icf Dominica in May for the Spanish Main.
On the night of the 18th May storm suddenly
brewed up. heavy sea struck the vessel, and she
became total wreck. Nothing was saved but q
trunk of money, and with this the captain and su-
percargo got ashore They then purchased cargo
of sugar and chartered the Esther, of Curacao,
for half an hour. and then, without moments
warning. a fearful tornado struck the schooner.
and she instantaneously went down.
Twenty-one persons were washed off, and with
great difficulty avoided the vortex of the sinking
vessel. The boat fortunately got adrift, but the
plug was out. For three hours they madly strug-
gied to stop the hole and Mt last il was done.
But meanwhile the sharks had taken off several
of the miserable men, and only IL succeeded in
getting into the boat
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AUDIIUk ) VFFICE,
RICHMOND. Sent. %. 1857.

T. d. FRENCH, Esq.--Dear Sir.--Your dispatch Of
this morning received at the time | was en-
gagged in making arrangements for the revenue
payments. The banks here where the revenue is
deposited, refuse all suspended bank notes except
they be of the branches Of Bank of Virginia. Farm
ers Bank, and Exchange Bank. Rather, however,
than make a proclamation, the Governor will pro-
vide another depository and they will be received
in payment of the revenue here In some shape
other. All money now on hand, and all money Of
any bank in the State, will be received until pro
camation be made. Yours, &c,
i NJ RryNgTT
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An Appeal for the Surviving Family
OF Commander HerndOn.

The Washington Union publishes the annexed
touching letter from Mrs. Mayor Magruder. of that
city. The letter is addressed by Mrs. Magruder 10
her couhtry"omen proposing to them that meet
ngs be held In every village, town and city in the
country to raise funds to be invested for the use
and benefit of the now destitute widow and daugh-
ter Of the late Commander Herndon. 1t seems TO
us that such an appeal cannot be made in vain. 1t
was Herndon, by whose agency the wives and
children on the Central America we're all saved, all
not single loss, not even the death in that
fearful storm of single infant-and will not the
women OF America come to the aid of his wife and
shild, deprived In the cause Of American women and
children, Of their only earthly stay and support,-
The people Of Virginia, both ladies and gentlemen,
should eagerly embrace an opportunity to signalze
their appreciation of the most generous and noble
conduct Of one Of their own gallant sons, whose
career, both In science and in arms, and above all
his heroic death, have reflected new glory upon his
native Commonwealth.
WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1857.
The undersigned has read with the most min.
full emotions Of the loss Of the steamer fyntroI
ABsricu and sincerely deplores the sad fate az ber
passengers suddenly cut OF lin health ana hone y
by one OF those fearful hurricanes which in The
past few wears have made many hearths d.sn-
late and 70 many hearts TO mourn
But mid the gloom and horror of that dreeafo,
night there lie one CLEAN Of glorious ljpbt-or.
gallant noble, ehivalrous action that will stenS
out in bold relief, and raise for it's author m"nn
ment as enduring rs time, indestructible az mind.
it's base resting in the hearts of women and ~
apex az elevated as her hopes. save the wop,an
and children" was the first order Of the uoiJn
HEaspoS; and shall American women forget the ,,si
liant, the noble captain, who, mid storm. gloon ana
desoiation, forgetful Of himself could tbint -,
poor, iran woman and helpless children, ~,
no. never Nefei!
propose 70 my countrywomen that a mea.;,o
Be called In each city and village in the Tn,,nS
ssd To- sSa ,hSa funds be and
Guy, TO DO invested Tor the use of thu Viz .a
eausnter OF Commander uERspos late of the I'M.
sea states Navy. Let us do something to show
our gratitads TO one who in time OF trouble sacri
nced himsen 70 his duty and 10 woman.
Your coantrywonian.
SARAH MAeRpDER
To the Women Of the United states
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THRIVING SOUTHERN STArEs---In Georgia the va.
lue Of manufactured cotton increased from s3oI .
S1z in ls40 20 81, l34044 in 1850; in Alabama. the
$685., 230. W
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FROM UTAH TEKRIT0RY-A letter dated Fort Kear-
ney, September 3, received in Washington city on
Wednesday, states that party Of returning Cali.
fornans, who passed through salt Lake on the 18th
Of July, report that the evening before they left
that city the Alormons arrested MT. Wilson, whom
the late SurveyOrtieneral Burr left in charge OF
the Office, and with rope around his neck and "a
pistol at his breast compelled him to answer seye-
raj questions which they propounded about Bell.
MOgo and others. M0go was connected with the
Surveyor-Generals Office The Mormons made vii
son promise to bring Mogo to them during the
next day before they released him. Mogo obtained
information of these proceedings and immediately
quilted the city, leaving his wife behind so pre-
cipitate was his retreat. They went in pursuit of
Landon and the other clerk, but Landon escaped
by jumping out Of secondstory window. He
went that night somewhere South, and The report
is that he overtaken and killed. As these Cali
fornians made but brief stay, they were unable
to ascertain what became Of Wilson,
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PARDosED--John Woods. who was sent 10 the
penitentiary from Wheeling, Va, about one wear
ago, Tor striking Dane, from the effects of which
by Gov. Wise,
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VERY CALeuLATINs.-0ne of the Central America
passengers arrived with very closely trimmed hair.
which he stated he had clipped of himself before
ths vessel went down, to save being prapnled Inv
the drowning crowd.
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ECONOMY IN DgEss.-The population of the Uni
ted States amounts at the prestnt moment to about
25,000,000. aft every individual (says the n. York
Herald in this aggregate were to economist ten
dollars yearly, the annual saving would be $780,
100000. By wearing our clothes six months longer
the ten dollars could easily be spared, and we
would not be less comfortable or respectable for
the econOkyo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

LAND SALE.-H S. Parish, of Caroline, Va. sold
bis farm, lying along the Rappahannock river, to
y W. Turner on the 18th ult for the sum of as $50
There are 255 acres in tho traet--3I 50 per acre.
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~ HARD TIME. improve TYLER & Co.'s.busness
fer it is there that the eyes of the people are
opened to the folly of paying So for likeness Pay
TYLER & Co. 50 cents for q good Portrait and save
the ether sl.50. This is good logic 1879 Main ST.
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FACTORIES SHIPPING RAW COTTON TO
LIVERPOOL.

BosroS. Oct. Several of tho cotton manufac-
toripg companies in Lowell, have contracted to snip
5000 bales of the raw material to Liverpool imme-
diately.
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SPECIAL NoTICEs.

nay~ CoAL ron SALE AT Auction.
Attention Is asked 10 my sale Of four thousand
10 O'Clock, at the Coal Yard adjoining the Armory
Sale positive. Terms liberal.
oc2 THOMAS w. kkESEE, Auct
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DisrAToH n"s' oe ""A1
a In ~ ss ocSsce in The afternoon IN o'us. ~ ~
- The aext day. The heavy pressure VI ~ $40.
nensuts spsa the columns OF our paPo' wa NV
.a~,t 81 tAstr reception amer she ho"i ""'Ao"
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MARINE INTHLLIoHNCn.
Port u Richmond, Octb'r 1--High Water 81 ocpk.

ARRIVED,
Propeller d p shentfslder. Booth, James river.
lumber I. j. Mercer.
schr. 9eorgeaans, Everitt. James river, lumber.
whitock Son.
Schr Gallegs, Smith, New York, ndse., ID. w.
Curris.
SAILED,
Steamer Henry d. Beach. Ramsay. New York.
mdse., A. g. Leo
Bark Octavis Moore via City Point. to finish load
ing for Rio.
Bark Amanda, Lindsley. via City Point. to finish
loading for Bio de- Jeneiro
schrWays. Spragus, down the river light.
NEW Yoag, Sept. 2y.-Clearsd, schr. g. w. Whist
Ter. Parker Williamsburg, Va. Arrived, schrs w
b. jenkins, Peterson, and Richmond. Janos. from
Richmopd. and Highlander, Mayhem, from Rich
mond for Hartford. 30th-Arryed. schr. OriaDns
Tuttle, Richmond
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EscAPED.-IIiram Cole, the wife poisoner, recent.
Iy arrested at Kalamazoo, Mich, managed to es.
cape from the officers who had him in charge at
that place on Monday last.
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rs ALI kinds Of money, except counterfeit, ia
ken at TYLER Co S Gallery, and good Pictures tina.
pass par, given in exchange. 500 Portraits taken
daily by Them
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COMPLIMENTARY DISNER-The friends of Judge c.
Z. Sinclair, in Prince William, intend giving him
public dinner previous to his departure for Utah
He will probably leave about the middle of Octo
ber
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WASHINGTON Oct. 1.-Government stocks 10 the
amount of 100000 have been received here for re
demption.
Ali the employees of the Government here IA V
been paid throwing into circulation absut sioooo'
in specie
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81 THE FREE LIST is resumed at TYLER CO..
Gallery for the Persons holding season tick
cts for Portraits requested to present them forth
with
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The Financial NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EoorrEaroNpEscz OF rae nIcnnosp DAILY plsrArou.l

ftCdfS, dT
fooRREsroNpEScs OF rae RICHMOND DAILY pIspAToH.l
NORFOLK Sept. 3oth.
The financial excitement continues, has pros
trsted everything like business. The banks have
determined to hold out and not suspend specie pay
ments They say II the depositors don't get flight
encd and create a run, they can hold out; but in
the event they do, they must pay out their notes,
which will come back on them, and then they must
suspend.
The brokers Of our city have held a confIb, and
determined not to demand specie from the banks
for thirty days This must curtail their operations
very much, and is very considerable OF them, par
ticulsrly when we remember that the general I'M
preston Ia that brokers' heart Is ike the magi
clans in "Aladdin's Lamp"-rery hard.
Apropos of Aladdin-the s'Varieties" commenced
this week with Aladdin, to crowded houses. 1t Is
well cast and most creditably put upon the stage
and exceeds, somewhat, our expectations.
report reached here this morning that the
goods Of the Inflated steamer Norfolk we're being
washed ashore. T. 5. Crowell, agent of the Phila
delphia underwriters, started to the Beach TINS
morning.
bound to Savannah Is ashore. about 40 miles be
low Currituck c. H., ION the North Carolina coast
reported in a very bad condition and leaking very
badly, will probably be total loss:
Nothing doing ION change" and In the absence
of immediate transactions, give the number o
bushels of grain that has changed hands in that In
stitution since its commencement
Wheat, f77T32 bushels.
| Corn. SO, $50 do.
Oats, 1850 do.
OF course this Is not the extent of our trade, a
thousands of bushels are pumped from one vesse
| to another and reshipped without reaching shore
Aliens Theatrical Company has at last got off e
Augusta, Ga. They had been idle here for fort
night.
I'VE are now Mt Madeira, Portuguese town or
! the top of a high mountain"
ave have had stormy weather ever since leaving
Norfolk. We leave the place in week for Bonn
bay"
Had n fine time (save the storms) ever since WI
we started aud hope you have enjoyed yourself a
much az I. All we'll aboard, and in good spirits
The above is an extract of a letter, dated Septem
Der 5th from an officer on the sloop ofwar Ger
mantown, to gentleman in this city, who kindly
consented to let us use It, In haste
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REDEMPTION OF GOVERNMENT STOCK,

CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-Swift Brothers ana john
stons' Banks temporarily suspended this morning
There is but little excitement here.
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HSy- IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKsEpsRs.

An EXACT IMITATION, In appearance, Of my celebra.
ted Virginia Albright Cooking stove" has been
offered for sale In this market. II you desire Stove
for REAL SERVICE and saTYAcTo2Y OPERATION be SURE
10 get enc bearing the RICH MUND" brand.
ASA SNYDER
90 2-6t Richmond Stoys- Eorfs
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THE ALLEGUANY CITY BANK.
BANK SUSPENSION IN CHICAGO.

PiTrsBuRe, Sept. 30.-The Allegheny City bank
continues specie payment on all its notes ana DC
| posits.
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authorized 10 say to friends that Mr. PowsRs
will take in exchange for Pictures, all the Branch
Bank Notes OF Virginia.
We think this Is an excellent opportunity for the
holders such Notes 10 get rid Of them and AZ the
same time got better Likeness than can be made
else where Ia town.
Mr.. POWERS takes the Patented IMPERIAL ANBRO
TYPE for FIFTY CENTS. ISL Main st. oc 1--Its
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WESTERN TRADB.--Thc warehouses in the city of
Buffalo, it is stated, are crammed to their utmost
capacity with grain, flour and general produce
from the West. Fresh cargoes are continually ar
irving, but there is no one to receive them. The
banks i'll many instances, have advanced the
freight, taking the whole cargo as security. One
heavily laden with valuable produce and they are
unable to raise the money S3,O0O) to pay the tolls.
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CoNMUTBo.-The Governor of Maryland has sub
stituted imprisonment for life for the death SEN
tence in the of Theodore Bauman, sentenced
for rape and two negroes, sentenced for firing the
penitentiary.
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New COURT HoUsE.-The county Court of Orange
decided, on Monday last, to build a new Court
House. A masonic hall is to be attached which
expense is to be borne by the fraternity
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Ra5~ AUCTION NoTIog.-I ask attep-
tentiOa to my sals THIS DAY, Of Ans Porte Mon.
Daies and Wallets; also, Of Bacon aud behring's ana
likewise tho Second Hand Furniture advertised
&C 2-lt r. CACTUORN Aunt
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FARMERS BANK AT ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.-The
Elizabeth City Pioneer of Tuesday, in announcing
the suspension of the Bank there, says:
''Holders of the notes of the Bank need feel I'M
der no apprehension regards their safety, as
we understand the suspension is but temporary"
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EM. ANOTHER case of those very superior French
Caters and Shoes, has just been received at the I'M
porting House of ALRx. HILL, No. III Main street.
Richmond, Va
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PERCUSSION.

U. s. TREAsTRr-The amount of specie in the U.
g. Treasury, the 2lst ult., subject to draft, was
$17 ISL AGA 81, of which $4,669,995 was at New
York; s2,414,539 at Boston; sl,32o76S at St Louis
SCI $40 90 at Richmond, Va; $3.50 &c at Norfolk,
Va, and $S0,943 So at Savannah, Ga. transfer Of
S400 900 was ordered to Norfolk.
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SUSPENSION IN WILLIAMSBURG, N. Y.
W1LLIAMsBtRG, n. Y, Oct. 1.-The Mechanics
and Farmers' and Citizens Banks have suspended.
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CATTLE TRADR-The 400 beef cattle which we re-
ported last week, as having passed through this
place, on their way to the markets north of us,
were stock cattle. A few days afterwards drove
of the number passed through. number
have been sold in this county. Cattle to the num-
Der of 500 have been recently purchased by the
farmers in Orange county for the purpose Of graz
ing. One gentleman alone bought l60
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Hr4H PRIoE PoR ToBACCo.-The Danville Register
says that at Pittsylvania Court House, Virginia n
few days since, lot of tobacco, grown BY Philip
Thomas, of that county, sold at $685. IS per
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srarK TAxEs--IMPoRrANr LETrER.-It will be seen
by the following letter from the Auditor of Vir-
sinia 10 the sheriff of spottsylvania county, that
notes of the independent and other nonspecie pay
ing banks, will lie received In payment Of State
taxes If paid prior to the proclamation Of the Gov
ernor. Inasmuch as this State paper may be issued
at any time it behooves all who are indebted to
pay up at once in funds which will be deemed I'M
current and accordingly be rejected by the sheriff
after the reception Of the Governors proclamation
to that effect: