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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-02

EIGHTH JUDIcIAL DIstaIcr-W- mr. roY.,,. i
20 IL .i''n,rr iha' JANE Smith E.q. IT Il =. ,uI
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Conway, E'q ut F'",-rr k.bu'g. ~ll! he v"r..d lat
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EidHTH JUDICIAL DIs1EicT.-We are au. t"r z ~
:" anr""',r- RICHARD Il T. LLMAN M u c,u.,n.e:.
To- IL Ju IL. shit i" The 8 J"hcva C,r.ni', ier!-r
ID Vacant ny Tie resiSmat!"a VI Tao Hos. JJau lay
lUc Lo.naY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-02

EIGHTH JULfcIAL CincuIr.-Ws are .uthor1 Il e.
a"li Ute JH'ira VI Hrt""w-, E.q It, n c-f lnlai,
nr In Juf'' st!p Il: It., h Ju':ic" Ci yui, To cap
ply Ihe vArii"y "r"' sonod BY thu rs Srariun .
Judge john L. Lv.aux
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-02

SAD CALaNtTY.-Ins MsrtnFhurs American
ststcn that a" Nf,!"y Night !ast ,s dwelling house OF
Mr G=mtg- Couch.3ea.: ~ Berkeley county. Va, and
IN the gilmore sId OH" R.rusi VIZ l,,, N H. ,h
xru.d. and. sad to gil Dir. Cuuchnau wlu isd beef,
u:eDe Tor some time, snt whom !! was necessary ~
':"A,it "t safety and asrcy 10 keep claiusi, was
burnt 10 death. ~
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UsTY AND STATE EEws.

RsTrasEv 70 SLsvEnY.-Iie Hereford (Conn
lines gives account nt Caro!'ne B,nk. ana her
rHA:r-n aud M Francis. e!sv-s i.v.y iibe.a,.!
ny ih.ir M TEES, Mrs. Serah Branch, Of Crr-,.r
"a ;s,l y: nh" hrve voluntarily returned to uon
H-S "'rE :,.hs - support Ia iis .yrS II, ,sfa n.
',hs P"oP'; Thy G=c!Gr.d .: .=; i.,a rolled con
. ln,'5 nn eoad scar"siY gan sub.i,,sn,s uud
Waited d mister 20 protect .l,.,.
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TEACHER WANTED. .,.,-;
aZTAETED,.a .dy o! sj:c- esp-t.rree ~ s,s,s
l.n.r.,-. ..I Ius:c OF ;sc P.4ao, tt rnsa.! $50"
~ tsnLly. - ve
j 49,; ssss sss;;' = o. f' yoAs 8. skAf
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rosi officE Arrilas. -NlRoIStA-The Post.
maj 5enrrs'has ordered thu .nlrwing:
I'!.a It ''i si'e nna nam 1T Burners White Sui
nhuF Sprn.s IL powel!'s Fort ana appoirt DAME
F!.hrtiy postmaster vice Noah J. lr,er
arrnSrHEAfS.-Wm l. Kns postmaster Mill
viii, king George :" couuty, Va, vics L4f.yr:,e
CMbiL, rreig,-h: Jan-s And"raom postmaster Gu
g. Gary, resigned.
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a hre tac y, 49,, g.rr .n- - He ty.-'': ~
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

PENNSYLVANIA RArLRoAD. The annual meet.
ing Of this Company was held q Philadelphia on
Monday. We take from IL Ledger the following
condensed view Of its operations during the past
year, - Appreciated IN the annual report Of the
President and Director:
The report states thst IA miles Of the second track
OF the road has been laid during the year making
lso lies OF this track hich he's been completed-
The company has II miles Of rail- ties nc ready 70
lay during the present year. coo will Dc re-
quired yet 70 finish the second task. -
Among the stock owned By the Company are 10 =
freight and passenger ioeometives-s increase o.
4s wide passenger cars, 70 narrow. 1913 eight wnes'
stock ears and 24S eight wheel house ears fof sea'
sfsl mefcbandise
The earnings Of TIE Company for the year from Al
sources were o. TO 1893 IL. From which deduet tos
paid for use of other roads, follow:
and Columbis Railroad tState,) S4;4 go so Aarns'
burg and Lancaster Railroad, s2A l8S 69i Nortnein
Central Railroad (freisht) &5i 1912; rhIiadelpnia
City Railroad S8 269 20; leaving business OIL inc
Pennsylvania Railroad $3, 80, 1856 81
The receipts II om the business OF the roed were
81 7460J 78 From which ceduct-TranspoTtation
expcnscs State tolls and r Railroad tolls. N G.
Ralroad tolls insurance. ofisc expenses ard rents,
81 1872 467 IL; deduct also interest upon osns and
dividends. Nos. | and taxes, TO-. Sl,S4i, 74S 7t;
leaves . surplus TO- the year of 1881. Ss7 s5
To exhibit, however, the true condition OF the
years bus mesa there shoud be deducted say @llo,
900 TO meet depreciation CT iron CT, 9, ties, and
bridges, which amount, it il estimated would meet
the depreciation.
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B. w. FrobeL has resigned the SUPPLEMENTARY
Of the Alexandra and Washington Railroad.

D. W. EOpeL Da5 IeolSueu TIE oIprt
of the Alexandria and Washington Railroad.
The Navy Department have dispatches from
the u S. Frgate ST. Lawrence, Commodore For.
rest iu command, stating that she arrived out at
Rio Janeiro in forty-seven days.
All men that have been elected Governors OF
New Hampshire since 1888 are alive, and all be.
fore that period are dead.
The citizens Of the town CT Washington, VT.
must be an intelligent SET Ltss than 300 vote
take 440 newspapers.
An auctioneers clerk being directed by his EN-
ployer to advertise copy of q fresco by Raphael
wrote. IA fresh cow by rstile"
Charles H. Ray, one of the editors Of the Chics.
go Tribune. has been appointed State trustee oil
the Illinois and Michigan canal
VIM s. Tuckermap the Boston Rsiiroad default
or, Is very sick with fever, and doubts are enter.
tanned CT his recovery.
The Kansas Territorial Legislature is in foil
blast, grinding out charters for banks, of viii,
the members are directors.
Two negro field hands were recently Sold in
Texas-one for 81 20 and the other for 1880.
white man named Furrers, convicted of LARGE
months imprisonment aud To be whipped in the
public market place.
VIM. G. Course. OF Nstchez, Miss, died recent.
y in Nicaragua.
d. h. Johnson Esq President Of the LAGRANGE
(Tenp.) Female College, is lying dangerously i'll.
Hon w T. Elleree Of Marlboro District, s. c.,
died on the cath ult
Miss Mamie V. Herbert Of Newton county, Ga
was drow ned last week in the Y elow river She
was to have been married on the LIST Of February
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January 9Th, 1857.
RECEIPTS BY THE RAILROADS,

For the ttoo aeeks ending January 3lst, 1857.
By THE DAsviLLs RAIL ROAD. . 442s bus Wheat; So
bids and 1876 boxes Tobacco; q hhds Stems 4
baes FiAxsesd; II pigs Butter; "a pkss sundries;
trks Empty Bott1ssi 6S Empty Bbls 10 pkss
Drsssed Fowls; "a pkes Leather; IL pkes Lang !;
81 pigs Wool; 70 pkes Fes.hers; pigs Flour; /
rte Apples; a pigs Dried Fruit; coop Fowls; 5
lots Furniture, SO Tkas Bass; 800 Kegs Nsiis; Is
tsns Coal
~ the FREDERICKSBURG AAiLRoAD.-5 hhds To.
hsceo t42o bushs,s Wheat: 1880 do Corn; 90 do
Osts 81 DO Rye q boxes Dried Fruit; 25a emp
y Bhls; 800 feet Lumber; 10 boxes Fo~is; ~
80 saser y hels Whishsy, Il pieces Bacon;
pssss and u pigs sundries.
~ The siEtsiA GENITAL RAILRo4D - hh6s and
page onscno' Si6s husiels Wheat; 1850 do
Germ ~ go oees A do kyej Is do Flaxsssd; 20
snis " ~ a.; II do App.ef; bale Deer skins, 81
sseIi sseo tset Lamhsr; tons Iron; so barrels
GMnnksyi st piss.s Bacon; boxes vsniscn; do
q 90 $50 Dried fruifs. 2 bags Bears; IS boxes
sutssE u Dc Fswis, hrktrs Lard, and n PITS
~ kiTsstsuho RAILAoAD-7 - Hide Yobaceo: %
fs.ss Coitoss - bsgs ReAs; Hhds Bacon 4 rs
Ceal. 'Ss .ons
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COMMERCIAL CHANGES Information has been
received At the State Department, from Hamburg
that "the import duty cotton and half wool
yarn and also the export duty all articles have
been abolished by the city of Hamburg.
Information has also been received from Oporto,
that by royal decree of the ) Of December last,
maize is admitted into all the ports in the king
dom, paying the same duties as before-namely,
20 refs per leo pounds Vessels bringing full
cargo of grain are exempted from the payment of
tonnage dues Vessels bringing incomplete car
goes are exempted in proportion to the quntity of
grain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

TNeTANT RK1.1EK. FOX COU0Rs!
FOR the bsbs 1t the breast, when the mother wsats
rest, 49,
Instant Relief for cough II rsekoned the best;
LCONARD'S cure for cough 10 sure 70 prove true,
AZ the fse Of al others the red, white saA bius
For the old and the young, the rich and the poor,
On cold winter nights, when there's snow 1t the
door;
For ladies' in Gatin, In silks and thin shoes,
Can be cured Of cough quite soon If they choose,
By Leona4d's Relisf-ls II nice for TO take
Not like nasty physie, that all people hate
For the fat and the deck. - well a. the meek.
Had better procure LEONARDS INB1ANT Re.
LIEF.
WPnes IS cents Per bottle bottles for 81
IACKsON's KXCkLsiOh BiTTkhs..
Read and pay attention to the following certificate
from we'll known and distinguished citizen, and see
how highly he speaks of these ceiebrsted Bitters.
now so much in vogue;
Mr. H. JAcKsoS--Dear Sir: My mother.in-
law Mrs. Armstrong has been afflicted with Dys'
pepsia for soma sixteen years Not finding any psf
msnent relief from the various remedies used, she
was induced to try your Excelsior Bitters' and It
affords me much pleasure TO estiy TO them beneficial
results She con now enjoy her food With q relish to
which she was stranger previous to the Of your
valuable medicine. GEO. w. WILEY
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COfA6TNkRsHIP NOT ICE..The suh.
~ scribers having formed co.partneuhip. undsy
the firm OF 1~ei
LANDRUM & WILSON
fos the purpose Of carrying on the HOUSE PAINT
ING cnnnes In all it, various branches, they
B-Psrtioul.r sttsr y, pan o.;s pa.ionass-
WORK, orsnins, Fresco Painting, 40, no. suassn.
tesins complete Satisfaction to sll who may favor
sell any kind Of mixed colors; a. also. 6rsinine
doae Tor the trade. No. B. Y. LANDRuM
Ths subscriber tSkss this opportunity Of returning
ns sincere thanks to his friends and the public for
the very liberal pstrosses hssetofors besfowsd on
him. aud hopes the same may be extended to ths
new concern. at the old staad. corner Of 7th and
Main stseefs g. " LAHDkUN.
j. 76-lm
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The Welieburg Herald, OF FRIDAY, states that Mr.
Basil BesIl, of Brooke county had q number of fine
sheep killed and wounded on The night of Tuesday,
the 9th BY foms malicious scouudreis that nfest
that neIghborho 3D. This sheep, to the number OF so
or 40 were killed, and a. msEy mere Injured; were
deliberately beaten to death with sticks and part
of the iron hinge of gate. while in the pens with
barbarity that ould put decent dogs TO the blush.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

BRIBERY In the Louisiana Legislature, On the
22i ult., bill for the purpose of Incorporating
Dobears Commercial Academy was burned by
order of the House, for the reason that brbe had
been offered to q member of the Senate to push
the bill through.
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COMPREHENSIVE, &c.

CO.PARTNERSHlP Office The
~ subscribers have formed Co partnership under
the firm and style of WILSON BOsHER, ffom the
LIST January, 1857, for the purpose Of conducting
Grocery and Com mission jusiness. They have taken
the stand recently occupied by J. J. Wilson No. 22l
corner Main and 9th streets, and hope by strict at
age.
The personal attention of both partners will be
given to al country produce consigned to them.
j.. WILSON,
C. III. BOSHER
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Tho subscriber tskes his opportunity of return.
ing his sincere thanks to his old friends and custom.
ers for their LIBERAL patronage, and hopes the same
also remind those indebted him that it IL desra
to have his old matters closed up, ard hopes they
will come forward and settle up. All having claims
mept.
ia 16-d&c1m ]. J. WILSON.
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nOW TO CURE ALL PAIN -

Pain IL the forerunrer Of most diseases-sars the
Pain and check the disease.
Dr.. ROSES PAIN.CURER
will cure rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pains In the Limbs
sides or Back sprains and Bruises, Ear and Tooth
Ache Pain or Cramp in the Stomach or Bowels,
Sore Throat. Burns, acalds, Aeue or Jumps In the
Breast Chills, Spinal Affections, sDd Paias In the
feet Indeed, 1t cures all Pain.
n l2t Is and 50 cents bottle.
II YOU ars Bilious and have q bad Gold, take Dn
ROSES RAIL ROAD OR ANTI. BILIOUS PILLS.
They carry of all bile and remove cold. These
Pills 20 ahead of all other Pills in their good effects
~ Boxes i2t snd Is cents. Sold by all Dru zglsts
in Richmond Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynchbure, FREQ
ericksburg and Charlottesville. no 2o-sm
AIRS, DAVIS, COUGH ELIXIk.--1hi
lVl excellent and never failing remedy for Coughs
Colds Whooping Cough, Pulmonary Complaint, and
giving great relief in Consumption and most diseases
arising from Colds and neglected Coughs ID rapidly
creasins in popularity. The following testimonial II
from q sentismsn well known in this community:
RICHMOND, May Is, 1858.
Mys L. B. DaDs: Dear Madam, take great plea
sUre in certifying to the beneficial effects OF your val
liable medicine named and well known a. mn.
DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR" Having used It In ny
family for the last seven years. in the use OF which
INV wffe has been greatly benefited and myself re-
stored from disease of the chest contracted during
nv campsign in the late war with Mexico, with all
gratitude, Madam towards you, for is good enectS,
YOU can make any of this letter you may tnink
proper, for the benefit of the community at large
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS c. BALL.
For sale by Mrs. A. 3. DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
Alex Duysl. Patersoa L Jackson, Chas. Atllspa1GAs
Z. J. P;sos A. Rode and Charles D. Yale.
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>sa<sxSxsrmsm WONDERS NEVER CEASE.
~ Man born Of woman has but short
H7 time to live; therefore am DESTROYS
@At to make good use Of my time. Alter
being afflicted for number of years. yea In the fiery
furnace. and coming out with the patience Of job l
now call for heIp-but a. Hercules did by putting
my shoulder to the Wheel and as variety 10 the spice
Of life, have now turned BUTCHER, and solicit
my friends and aequsintanoes to give me call and
will please and accommodate sill
JOSH HAGAN, part Of Greek Nation,
no IS--ts Stall No. T. Old Market
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l. TAKE HAMPTONs TINCTURE.
RHEUMAT ISM TO CURE
TAKE HAMPTON'B TINCrURE.
DYSPEPSIA TO CURE
- = ~ 49, TAKE gAMPTONs TINCTURE.
SCROFULA TO Cure
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
NERVOUS SICK HEADACHE.
TAKE HAMPTONS TINCTURE.
Pain in the side or back, take Hamp'o n's Tincture
Weakness and Debility take Hamptons TinctuYe
Diseases that flesh il heir to- take Hampton's Tine
ture Wherever used has been successful in curing
disc. se after other remedies have failed.
e. Delicate ladies' snd children will please give
it a trial. Call and get pamphlets and see cures Of
Coughs, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Com plant
Scrofala. A female medicine it is unrvalied
Hun dreGs will testify Of Gu. themselves and
iri-nds after all other remsdies had failed.
Chronic periodical nervous, or alex Headache
oflong Standing has been cured by it's an invigo
rstor and restorative, where q gentle stimulant is
wanted believe it peri all the cordiais
before the public. To the Youth aud Old Aye the
sinsle aod married. we ot,r the most valuabls rem
edy. Call and get pamphlets gratis and see cures
MORTIMER MOWBkAY
No 240 Baltimore street.
Sold BY o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LA DIT
CO., Richmond; BY Dr. COOKE, Frederisksburs; BY
ell the Druggists in Petersburg bv MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Drugstsss and Store
keepers everywhere.
- 81 per bottle; bottles for o..
-. AGnta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

rxszzzzzzax1 ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN.
W5{s5@iEfl CHANGE OF HOURS lon and after
MONDAY, 2sth inst, the accommoda-
excspted,) between milford and Richmond leaving
Milford at 64 O'Clock A. M stopping the Cottage
for breakfast and arrive Richmond at So O'Clock
A. M returning. will leave Richmond at 5 Is O'Clock
r. NJ. and resch Milford at 527 P. M, stopping for
passengers at shy point each way. I'd
Fare the same az on the Through Trains.
SAML RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Office R. = & PR. r. Co, I
Richmend. Oct 21st, 1856 { os2l
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$685. ] Is G5si, 366 Al
S2l2,loo 90 e2l7, 800 90
$I9,sli - 1881. 500 Al

We the undernsned members Of tho Bosrd Of
Direceors believe the foregoing statement Of the
condition Of tho Bank of Rockingham, on the Let
instant, to be true
A. B TRICK,
VIM g STEVENS.
JOHN II. HOPKINS,
w. A CONRAD,
PETER HENEBKRGER.
January 9Th, 1857.
STATE OF Virginia Rockingham county--to wit:
This day G &. Strsyer, Csstisr of the Bank Of
koekins ham, personally appeared before me, No
tsry Public, in and TO said unity, and made oath
of the said bank on the lst inssntis true, to the
best OF his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand. this 29eh day Of January,
1887 JAMES KENNEY, N. r.
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OEOzz ling 901ADLl {
- NOaB AlaAlN.s.The snbocr1eer -
again baek ss his old Sand, eernsr o. Isl!
cd 18th streets With sew boaee, 49, 80
20 ffosh cor 81 Goods saa b now prepared q
oaer greater indusemsnts to his old Patrons 80
frisndA and the public generally thsa a. nae svss
desirable IN the way Of Closhing for the Christmas
Holidays, would Do we'll to give him call:
r. B. SPENCE,
Ciothisr snd Merchant Tailor 4
A 10 No. 1an corner Main sud 18th e.
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We, the ire,tors of the Merchants aad Meshan
les bank OF cling do certify the foregoing to bs
correct, to he best OF our knowledge and belief
Wheeling, January 9th 1857.
SAMUEL OFT,
r. PATTERSON
l.. 8. DELAPLAIN,
J. c. ACHEsON,
WIN. FILMING
A. P. WOODS
JANIS r. BAKER,
r. CRAU3H.
OHIo COUNTY. IS.
Before me- the subscriber, Justice of the Peace
for Ohio county, in the state of Virginis this day
in my said oounry, came 8. Brady, Cashier of the
Merchants aud Mechanics Bank of Wheeling, who
being duly affirmed, declared that the foregoing
statement correct and true the best of his kn
ledge and belief
Given under my hand this 9th day Of January
1857 r WOOOH'
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$3.50 ,6s3 Il $3s4,s36 81

The uudersigued, directors of the Bank Of
Wheeling ereby certify that the foregoing state-
meut hos been examined, and we believe 1t to be
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CTOP THAT COUGH!

The great remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, CRouY and
WHooPING COUCH.
DR. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs of the worst kind Ii aso cures hoarse
throat weakness Of the chest, pain In the
breast and lung affections. Wherever there 10 pain
mix with the Cough Syrup 10 drops Of Pain Curer,
and you will find immediate relief DR.. Roses Cough
Syrup relieves and frequently cures eonsumpttve
sough and fortes the sstem against further attacks
~ In bottles at so cents and ST..
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives Of thousands of children have been saved
by using DR.. ROSES Group Syrup. 1t gives instant
relief. Is cents bottle.
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH.
DR.. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup il the ouIy
certain for Whooping Cough. II In ehors
time, and sllsys all irritation Of the Lungs 50 cents
bottle.
The above valuable medicines are recommended by
Phsiciana who have tried them in their practise.
70 be hhd Of all Druggists In Richmond, Peters
burg, Norfolk, Lynchburg and Fraderisksburg, Va.
po25-Sm
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CU.PAHTNERSHlP.
~ FERGUSON, FARISS 4 CO.,

rU.PAATNEkSHlP
~ FERGUSON, FARISs CO.,
No. PEARL STREET.
The subscribers have this day formed Co-Psrt-
ners alp, under the style and firm of FERGUSON
gene ral IMPORTING ADD JOBBING DRY GOODS
business, and have taken the Few and convenient
Sterehouse recently occupied by j. B. Ferguson, jr
No 9 Pearl street.
Having made arrangements 70 import most of their
FOREIGN GOODS, they win be prepared for the
Spring Trade with aud attractive stock, worthy
the attention of wholesale buyers, and which they
pledge themselves to sell on reasonable terms az
any house in this market.
Jr embracing many new and seasonsbe Goods we
will continue to offer at COST fer cash. its equiva
lent, until tho opening of the Spring Trade.
THos r. FAIRIES,
January ist, 1857. r. N. FERGUSON.
I return nv sincere thanks to the many friends and
customers who have extended to me their patronage
when alone and solicit continuance Of the same to
the new concern. b JEHGUSON, JR.
ja6-d&wlm
- LOCKETT & DENNIS having expired by imi-
tstop is this day dissolved. Either partner will use
the;nsne ofthe concern in Winning up its affairs All
persons indebted will please sst;s st one rrr
f2-dlw&w2w ). E. DENNIS.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-The firm of AUG,
the death of AUG. ANDERSON. the surviving part
neTe, AbcAibc oRLEN dn0 JoaN a. HA IVES,
have formed new copartnershp with CHAS. b.
ANDERSON. uoder the name of ANDERSON,
GREEN HAYES, to carry on the Wholesale
Straw and Millinery business, at the Warehouse
No. 10l Main street, formerly occupied by Aug An.
derson Co, where they will be pie sed to zee the
customers Of the late arm.
ALFXiUS GREEN,
JOHN A. HAYES
CHAS. II. ANDERSON
February lst, 1857.
The Subscribers. ~ns the surviving partners of
the late firm Of Aug. Anderson d Co, will wind no
the business Of that drm without further deay and
will be obliged to ali those ndebted to them 10 male
prompt payment. ALEXIUS GREEN,
JNO. A. HAYES
Surviving Partners Of the late firm of
&c 2-Sm Aug. Anderson L. Co
rO-PAKTNkHsHiP NVlICE-
~ The undersigaed hsys this day assoeiats6
themselves toy the purpose Of trsnssetfos GENE.
BAL AGENCY AND co OMISSION BUsINEsa
They will occupy the same store receutly oocunisS
BY WILLIAMS & BROTHER, under which stsIs
the firm will be continued. 'o
JOHN WILLIAMS,
r. A. WILLIAMS
Fso. z, 1851 WIN. B. WILLlANS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS BANK,

MERCHANTS' AND MECHANiCs BANK,
WHEELING, Jan. 81, 1857.
His Excelleney, HENRY A. WISE, Governor. &C.:
Dear sir enc ose q statement Of the affairs of
this Bank
With great respect your ob't servt,
8. BRADY, Cashier.
Statement of the dfairs Of the Merchants and Ne
cionies' Bans Of Whee ing and Branches the 10Th