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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

The Of notes In circulation In f8, 4ib. 0eng
decrease OF COO 790 and the stock Of bullion IN both
departments 10 sio,2be,eeo, showing An increase Of
There has been fair business doing in balion tbis
week, but tho supply fully equal TO the demand
and quote imsl decline IN prices of silver. Pillar
dollars are still Asked for a full prices the do mand for
,be East continuing DoubooDs are still scarce and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07
Exciting Race Across the Atisatic.
QUICK PURSUIT OF kEw YORK THrEf-Hfs car
TURF IN LryEproOL

TURF LfVkNfOOL
From the Liverpool nmes, Feb. 81
The United @ates mail steamahp Atlantic eu New
York Tor Liverpool on the LIST Inst Among the psssen
gers vas . man named winter With his wife, clerk Of
msI camille 9y in that oity. having In his possession
tvc tbouand d6lars bsscngtpg 70 his employers and
vhioh he had Obtained BY breaking open the san
On his absence being sscsrsaincd, together With tne
smoun, OF mosey with which he had aesoooded, the
pripcipsl o. the orn obtained warrant Tor hk appre
hesses, and toek pssssse By the British and North
American mall Steamship Persia which sailed three Gay.
asrvsrds me chances were In fsypr of sse criminal
clerk fcr, though The Persia the fastest steamer saosa,
Il could Scarcely be expect hat she would overtahe
u powered steamer Whrn sailed three days before her
No sign Of the Dursued sbamer was seen untl Oh the
port, when the Persia up with and psssed her ar
rviss In The river two hours before her. On Mr. Hood,
the gentleman who boards We Ounard steamers 70 ake
change of Ae malls going aboard, he was Introduced 70
the pursuing mevchasS who asked, wnh some anxiety,
fasy one bad landed n ON the Atlantic. On betN "a.
svered in he negative he stated the case and asked f
detective. Subsequently,, accompanied BY police
ofhcer, he boardeo The Atlantic, and confrcnkd lhe
sstoundsd Winter, whose dreams Of security were s,us
rudey dlsspated. Nearly the whole OF the missne no
pey vM found upon him. He VI. broushs ashors TO
avail The decision Of Mr.. Nathaniel Hawthorne, Untci
states Consul A Liverpool, who ordered him 70 be sent
back, custody, By the Atlantic the steamer which
brought him, end which sailed tor New YORK on wednes
day last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
Presidency Ills election to the Senate oil tho uhHea
Sta,r. M stepping stone to that position, hopeful
From the Washington Estates.
ADDRESS BY GOV. WISE.

r!i. aiIr..,-on the utility of Mechanics lnsti
,,,s he tranphs ot mechanical genius. ali Inc De
r.ulnr. OF the learned professions upon The pefisc
zion OF thu mechanic Gris--S hgh'y suggestive nlu
character sr;r usssY. II is bold aud vivid outline
of th. nal, on which scientific Improvement haa
shown its mighty lahors t" the world. With almost
hr.athle.s hOuags Gov. Wise speeds after The tri
umphnl car nf mechanism aud steam, and with clear
.i,cu,iion- chronicles al the history OF the Won
der and his own delight. lie well may say that the
rntsrprses Of the earth are gigantic and monsirous
that piety is almost afraid s1t human power Is eA
cesdng the bounds nt humility towards Heaven
Touching the necessity of mechanics to the
wealth and prOgrass of a nation, Gov. Wise makes
these remarks. which, ia they Immediately refer tn
Our neclbor State must be Of practical interest 10
many nf renders
"a few professions and vocstions in a nation wiln
and cannot support dgnss pnpula,inG and ralsc a
people 10 wealth aud power. and sustain them in my
grand progress. Firg inia has heretofore been eo-
pe, by planters aud lawyers, doctors and manual 1p-
rru,ves She has not been distinguished at ali Tor
mechanism. and has relied mainly upon one power
only OF prodnciion-the source OF agriculture. The
mechanic arts have not been honorcd, fos:ercd aud
promoted rs they must be- and our best interests
REQUIRE. Irejoice that Richmond and Lyuchbnrg.
Petersburg and Wheeling, are beginning 20 lay hoiH
OH this lever Of power and progress. Never was
t,er. such workshop for mechanics Virginia nov
IT, Sh. has inexhaustiGle mines Of iron. conl, COP
p,r and ssl,, and in;ermnlble forests OF timber
Wood iron, and coal ORC all that mechanics wsnt-
All We want is fort the popular m;nd 70 be aroused
and for the beginning in the rgh, way TO be
made. And though we have reason proudly TO thank
some benefacturs, such rs al Anderson OF Richmond
proprietor Of the Tredegar Iron Works,) and u
SgeeIy OF Wheeling, aud others, their el!ow-!nbor-
ers aud coadjutors for pioneering i'll the work, yet
". can hardly be said to have made b-ginninG.-
The ghost Of Jefferson would vanish with shame were
il to come sud be told that We still; buy our household
furniture aud utensils our p!ougts hoes, axes and
heves and ox yo1es horse buckets broom Handles
brooms and clolhe. pins aud carriages and harness,
and clothes hats shoes, boots, coats, vesls, pnas,
everything something Of everything, from Old Eas-
laud aud New England. How is on! Independence
| Of this necessity to be achieved answer, but Ia
one way-by II school for mechanics"
The address is singularly interesting and vvdly'
written production, andou young land, indaed, o!dl
friends would do well to throw by the soit-sswder
magazines aud story papers for 40 hour aud perse
| its wholesome pages.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28

HON JAMES NJ, MASON.

This distinguished Senator, who has tor many yoar:
past, represented Virginia: the mother OF american
sstesmsIi" the home Of Washington, of Jefferson, o
Madison, OF Monroe Of Patrick Henry, o! WIN. Nlrt
and of Chief Justice Marshall visited our city on Satu
,lay last AS the guest of ex. Gov John Henry Clifford
We regret exceedingly that u WAS hot III our power
To pay respects to so eminent son o' Tue "oiG
Dominion" and to a statesman who ID 81 honorabiy
identified with American politics. and the national
political organization Of the Countrywide Democratic
party Our regret is deeply shared III by large mum
beers of our citizens who would have been gratihed
in welcoming the Senator to our cityi uut MS WISH
Was oug for few brisf hnurs and they were denied
ID. privilege which would have been most gladly
hailed.
Senator Mason ia the chairman Of the committee
on Foreign Relations post hi has held WIN hign
credit, and the duties OF which he has discharged
with most signal ability The occasion Of his visit to
Massscbusstls, was for the purpose Of participating
in the ceremonies connected with the inauguration o
the statue Of General Warren, at Charlestown, on
the 18th. In the course Ut his remarks on mat oc
casion he most earnestly urged the importance oi
the union of the States, and the necessity Oh oslef
state of feeling among the different members OF the
Cnnfsderacy. He also referred to the importance oil
anckening our patriotism, and 10 most happy a-lon
to the celebration, expressed the OPINION ta such oc'
casons az that OF the 18th, would do much 10 pro,
mote friendly relations among the different sections OF
the country. ,
What was said by the honorable senator, was well
said and appropriate to the occsslon but the spirit oil
fana,ciam could not even OH that day, so commeno-
rative OF great national event-he battle oil BUNKER
Uill-be kept within proper control. 1t grew ram.
pant There were loud calls during the senator's re-
marks, for Wilson, Burlngame, and others, ana the
attempt was made to insult the honorable visitor
from Virginia, at the foot of Bunker H and topre.
vent the exercise of free speech 10y the distinguished
stranger. We have no comments to make upon TINS
outrage for is nothing else. Rat We assure Senator
Mason that the better and truer sentiment OF Alassa
chuse;s, was not manifested by these unfortunate
fanatics who attempted with such cool premedItaon,
to insult him. There are Massachusetts men with
hearts loyal to the Constitution and the Union. There
are yet those here who dare to stand up and spaak Tor
the maintenance and preservation OF the kepue!c'-
The assault upon Senator Mason may be CONSISTENT
with the course adopted by tbs organization that are
aiming to foist political charlatan upon :he people OF
the State but the true bone and sinew OF the com
munity, Indignantly scorn such inexcusabie eIh'o''
Ton OF nalevolence aud spite. We hope that Senator
Mason will visit our State again. He may be assured
Of hearty welcome from the better clas' o, OIL our
citizens no mater to what political parties they may
BELONG Yer BsjOrd Pnirs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
THE VOICE OF NATURE

a voice is heard in the winds aad waves
In the sound Of the ever rolling sea-
lis whispered amid the gloom OF graves
And it speaks from the hill top loud and ifee'
lis murmuring in every breath Of All, -,
Aud it paases not when the leaves are Still
Where the waters are falling Il prs't!es ,ne'e'
And il whistles sloug the heaihery n'l'
Upon the brown aud briery steep.
Where the braInbies stir with the rushing oho-
Down in the green and grassy deep,
Where the coral rustles, that voice IS heardi
Far il il horne on the summers breeze
O'er sunny meadow and fowery plan
And then it steals 20 the CHANGING trees,
Aud is lost in their shadowy gloom again
Hark It's wandering echoes wake,
They are now in the heart of the rfted rock;
Now they lie in the Numbering lake.
Now are at play with the bounding dock;
Not whitening leaf by the wind is stirred,
Not marmur moves through the bending corn,
But far that summoning voice Is heard,
Like the loud, clear notes OF the winding horn.
o, tits voice that comes from Heaven,
Borne like spirit in light along;
Now like the rush of tempest driven
Murmuripg now in the charm OF song
Hear ye the voice7 Theu come away
Far from the haunts Of ruder mem
Come where the leaves and fountains play,
You may love and be- happy then!
James G. Percival.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
NAVAL COURTS OF INQUIRY

The following are all the retired, turoughel anl
dropped cases which have been investigated eni dis
posed OF up to this date by the three Courts Of Inquiry
string in this city. viz:
Gaptqins: J Wilkinson, Joseph Smith, Philip +
Voorhees,, T. VI Navel, Thos Paine. " Ltilmer
Chas Boarman, II Graham. md William lnmsn.-
Commanders l. Paine, Henry Bruce, Sch"
Ina O,car Bullus, ] Sterett, NJ Mason and VIM 5
Ogden. The case of Commander Long noT
pending in the third court LjcntcnontS: J l. Pal
msr, J c Carter, K Handy, a II Kitty. WIN Chan
dler, j NJ ellis. a Gibson, Henry Walker. f I Bow
era, A Baldwin, l. G Sartori S'anly, J n Msiii
II Rnlando, T A Parker, NJ Simpns, McArann. W
A G. Farragut, L Pennington, w Meade, W 4
Bartlett, A D HarrelI, T n Stevens. Abner Read, 4
G Rhind. The case OF Lieutenant + Dnany il
nepdinp in the first court. Masters VIM W Low
WIN " Brady, Peter Wager and y McLaughIIn.-
Passed lEdshipmrR: Grafton and Thornton
Nal Iut,lIycnccr.
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= @ 4 r Is Y .
THAT NAN DESERVES YOUR PRAISE.

uA1 .uAN DESCNN Eo lpSN L N
Ennw you man whose esrly Ito
Had little promise bu: u, care:
Whose prospects IN the wide ""r'o S'''s
Were anything bat fair:
Who has yet. step, BY Ftp; uProse
Above lie dreams vi early days,
And smiles upon his youthful woes
That msu deserves your praise.
Know you man whose soul ou:pours
Wild music to mrindi,us spSrres;
Who moves mankind'i halt hidden s'oto'
or ioyfulness aud tears;
Who sings OF what is good ana th.r'
Aud wishes strife and ~ar,ke rays
Had ceased to cause mankind neSpaf'
That man deserves your praise.
Know YOU man OF wealth and lame,
Who kindly leudeth TO the poor,
Not seeking to blaze forth his name,
At every rich mans door;
Who daily doeth good by stealth.
In many different kindly ways;
That man has lofty mora. health
Tha, man deserves your praise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
"HARK! FROM THE TOMB"

The Know Nolhings of Maryland, met in Convcn'
ton at Baltimore on Thursday last, and made nomi
nalion for Governor in The person Of Hon. Thos. Io
day Hicks. The disciples Of Sam rtjoced over the
s.esdfaatness of the friends OF Fillmore in Maryland
last Fall-the one of the thirty.one States in The
Union in which they held their ground We tub't
however, that the reign of plug ugyism in Baltimore
is almost over, and that the Democracy will achieve
a glorious victory in the State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
THE EDITORIAL FRACAs AT LOUISVILLE

THE EDITORIAL FRACAS AT LOUISVILLE.
The street af1ray at Louisville. few days ago, be
tween Mr. Prentice of the Journal and Mr.. Dure!t Of
The Courier, grew ont Of The former charging Mr..
Elliott candidate for Congress, with drunkenness,
whereupon the Courier made similar charge against
to Prentice which he declined "a be is very sensby
opposed TO duslling Fearing that Durrett might do
some violence 10 Prentice. the friends Of the latter
took legal steps to prevent it, snd the parties were
both held to bail to keep the peace for twelve
months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
LATER FROM KANSAS.

Sr. LOUIS. July 23-The St. Louis Republican
iea:ns that all is quie a. yet, 10 Kansas Governor
Walker is still n lawrence, with 4OO U. ). dragons,
awaiting the further action of the people. An attempt
TO collect the taxes would be made in few days.
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OFFICIAL.
VT r ~
n,rncn,

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT
Captain Henry b. Tyler, adjutant and Inspector o
the Marine Corps, with the rank OF msor 10 the place
of Nj ior Parke g. Howle deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
CITY AND sTATE NEWS.

JUDICIAL ELECTION ~ THE SRI DIsTRIcr'-Aii
Oakley, give Coleman j9l mainrity over Marye, ana
these precincts, it is supposed, will increase the ma
II majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
aTHE GREAT EAsTERS.-The halfyearly NEE

8THE GREAT EASTERS.-The half. yearly meet
ing of tho shareholders and propr.tors Of the strau!
ship Great Eastern vas held in London the frs; OF
July, at which statement OF the progress OF the
Vessel and the financial condition of the enterprise
offered. 1t was announced in tire report that the
vessel substantially completed as to her hull, and
that doubt existed that shs might be successfully
launched in the early part Of September that although
the bes, time for making !rnl trip to Portland
would bs 10 the month of October tbs directors felt
that it would be difficult without adding largely Ia
the cost to completes the ship by that time, but that
they had no doubt che would be completed aud pro-
pery equipped by April Of next year, the next most
favorable season for the voyage aud that the total
cost of ,hs chip and engines would be about E620OO
account of which there has already been exP-nded
{ i6O,S3 leaving a balance to BIZ provided OF
&l5J, l62. To meet this balance thers ars calls in
nrrear estimated good, and cash in hand amounting
to 92 600, leaving balance to be provided ofaboul
i67 G2, to which. if f3l 900 be- added TO cover oil
possible contingencies, the sum total still TO be raised
will no. b. far from one hundred thousand pounds
sterling. This SUM it is proposed to raise by mort
cages upon the Ship TO be offered in the first lnstanca
to shareholders This recommendation was concurred
in by the shareholders, aad resolution authorizing
the borrowing of sum not to exceed Elo0.oOo was
udnnted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
CoNDrTIoN OF VIRGINIA BANKS.
TIE BANK OF THE OLD DO

,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 10, 1857.
Hon. H. A. WISE, Governor
DEAR srn-l tnnsmit quarterly statement OF this Bank
as il existed on the 3Oh jun"
Very respectfully
JAS. MCKENZIE, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
MARRIED.

MARRIED on the all inst. in Clay Street Chapel by
the Rev Geo. H. Ray, Mr.. GEORGE w. JONES and Miss
MARTHA f. WHITE, sll of this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
RIIDNt.

We are permitted 10 make the following extract
from prvate letter just received from the ron'rr OF
Sonora by An army officer in this city. The condition
of affairs on the boundary of our new Territory III
Arizona fully susiana the statements OF tina people ~
their petition tn Congress for separate territorial or
ganizatiop and imperGJvey demands the eary action
of The National Legislature
Fort GuMALAI. June q, 1851.
Mr. Kippin has just arrived from the arizona nine
and represents AN awful state OF affairs. During the
tins that Mr.. BILL the superintendent of the mine'
WAS below in Sonora, it was unsafe for him to mn"c
ont unless accompanied by the Mexican General, Don
Guadalupe Prosea, and even with him it was danger
ous. No news from Sonora, not even an arrival ior
the last twenty days.
God knows what is going on; though Of one thing
We ara certain No AMERiCAH, NEVER MIND VINO Nv
Is. CAN GO ISTo Sonora, WITH PASSPORTS OR WITH
OUT. Very truly, your friend,
p. X. Brady
To Lieut.. Mowry, United States Army.
II is necessary TO observe that Mr. Brady is an old
traveller in Sonora; has traded there several year';
thoroughly understands the Spanish language and the
Mexican character; and bis letter is therefore pecu
liarly reliable Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28

We the undersigned. Directors of the Bank OF the Old
Dominion have examined the above statement and be
li.yc il Ia be- correct w. N. McEEGH.
GEO. II SMOOT
LEWIS MckEEZ!E,
w. q. CAZENOVE,
DASL +. H0OE,
BENZ. WATERS.
CousrY OF ALEXANDRIA STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Jane, Mckenzie Cashier of the Bank of the Old DO
inion appeared before this day und ale oath that
the above statement is true the bcs, OF his know
ledge and belief
J. BUCKINGHAM. J. p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28


BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, JuLY y
There was acOn'iderably larger supply Of beei csI
at market yesterday than was offered last week. :.
receipts at the scales were $50 head, $50 oil WIZ
were driven to Philadelphia, 20 were left over nnfo
and The balance 800 head we're taken up oy ba'l'uy
butchers at prices ranging from 81 to 3N Oh :.
boot, equal 10 $SdtD nett, and averaging - gtos II,
The average price is % cts per l9O lbs less t1sa
average on last market day. Hogs conflineu o.
weeks quotations, viz Sa9 80 per ioo los ,"o n,
Sheep coulinue in lair demand al IS 5oai " per ''
A HORRIBLE DEATH.
The Howell mich Republican says TWO 'ne eu,n,c
with their wives and little girl. they we're ralI -,
the lake when an alteration sprang up 6etHeeo t,.'
about few dollars in money; they cnchsd ~
upset The boat and both we're drowned. insy r;.s
90 long under water that they were unable 70
The ladies and the little girl we're saved by CHEZ
to the boat until rescued although the latter ~''
ly drowned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
MINK nE ROnkINCIIA.I

BANK OF ROCKINGHAM
U.RuIsoNprRq. Va JrLy H. ls57 s
IfEsRr A. WISE, Esq Governor q Wa
Dear sir: Enclosed please find comparative statement
OF bc condition Of this Rank tor the Is of july 1884, and
lst OF July, lsJi. Yours, very respectfully
e. &. 5TRaYER. Cashier
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BANK OF ROCKINGHAM.

BANK OF ROCKINGHAM. !
HARRIsoSDrRG. Va. JrSE !. ls31.
IIr.sY A. WISE, Esq Governor vi Virginia:
dear SIR :--Encosrd send you II statement OF thu
condition OF this Bank the ls april lsJ aud lst April
,sJ, Yours, very respectfully
{. C. STRAYER Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28

STATE CT VIRGINIA, RocxrNGHAM COUNTY, TO WIT
Tn;s dny c. C. strayer Cashier Of the bank u Rock
nghnn personally appeared before me, Net.ry Pubic
in aud for shd county aud de oath that the foregoing
s,atccnt showing the condition of the hank Of Rocking
ham, on the lst of April 1851 10 tue best OF his
knowledge anl belief
Given un!cr my hand this Is, dry of June, 1867.
SAM'L L. STERLING, Nolury Public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28

EDUCArIOSAL COSvEYTIoS.-.This body, on the
eve OF their ADJOURNMENT year ago, appointed r
Committee 10 confer IN the Governor of the State
and tliereupuu 10 designate time and place for the
next meeting o.! this Committee the subscriber has
the honor ot b.in, C!arnan-has consulted (by
letter. all its members and his Excelency, Gov.
Wise and has come tn the conclusion to couvoke the
Conventions at The State Capitol on the 18th day Of
August. NJ 10 o'clock. a. NJ.
Other places have been maniionnl, but after '!ne
CO moderation the rea2nns alleged by the Governor
have prevailed Here" says he "nre the archives
the Officers Of Government, from whom facts can be
nscrrained and here are conycDiencrs ut every sort
and here, will be- pretty certain to be present. Yet
i! any other pine. is selected, will ncqnesce and
endeavor to aid yuH and be eRh you a"d n yon
wherever you sit " And again: You are authorised
to say, Dec fo'cnh, will bs present ut your Con
Yention."
The public will remember that Committees were
appointed MI tho varied aud vast interests of Eiu
Cation who are Ia report nj the coming meeting. II
can hardly fail, therefore to be of very deep in
terest To all the friends of the great cause. Can
Stat. rise without large intellectual and moral do
velupnent! Let them all the Literary Institutions of
the State be represented. let them come up with
self sacrificing zeal and discrimination that something
must be done, md something TOO, worthy of the
glorious cause and Commonwealth.
GEO. JUNKIN.
ChatrmuH Err. Com.
Lexington, July II, 1857.
- Papers favorable TO the cause, vii! please
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BANK OF sCoTTavILLE, !
ScorTsvLLE Va. July H. 1851
Hon HENRY A. WISE. Governor OF va ,.
DEAR SIR-l enclose "A abatement showing the conui2u
Of t, Bank on the inst compared with the let o. July
lsjG Very respectfully,
Your ubedient servant
w y. DAVIS, Cashier.
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MONTICELLO BASk,
CHaRLorTrsyiLLE, July Il, 1857.
Hon u. A WISE
Dr,u --Pless" Ia find herewith Comparative STATE
mrn OF the Condition OF the Monticello Bank, on the br
June, 1871 Very respectfully. ~
b. c. FLANAGAN, CasLr.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT or THE CoSDITIos oF !Hl
MosrICELLo hANK, cHAkLUTIE.rILLE, JusE JOIN
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We the unders ;nci, members Of the Board OF Dirrc.
tors Of the Bank Of Rockingham believe the foregoing
statement to be- correct. A. Is. TRICK,
PETER HENEBERGER,
X. W. THURMOED,
w. A. CONRAD,
HENRY OFT.
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SS5.I.6Is III

CHARLOTTESVILLE, july lst, 1851
The undersigned, Directors o the Monticello Bank &C.
y that they have carefully cgan!nr the EnncsrG State
of the condition Of the said Bal nnd that they he
llGvC tie 10 br
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28

Liberal DoSAItoS.-'rhc Richmond City Conc.
eli have exchanged with the Virginia Mechanics In
s:irute The Lafayette Hail property on Ninth street in
his city, valued al S2J,DO0. for q lot on Ninth s.r-e
below Main, vauet Il, 50 G0O-thus making gru;u;.
" OF ..lc part OF the ci:Y of so nnn ~
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N II MASSiE. FrcsidcE.,
Y. w. sOUTHALL,
+. X NELSON.
GESSSER HARRISON.
JOHN WOOD, in.

STATE or VIaGISIA-ALBHNARLE COUNTY, To'wiT
This day, T.. Flanagan, Cashier oi the M"htic'iO
Bank. prrson.ly appeared before me- Notary Public
the County aforesaid, aud nnc o.th thn. the annexed
Statement oi the condition vi the said Bank correct
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PRACTICAL VIEWS.

Lexington, July 81 1851.
- Papers favorable to the cause, vii! please
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Struck nj Misunderstanding mill of Jacob Mar
ker OF Hampshire county, Va, was struck by light
ming few days ago aud i've men Frustrated. The
barn Of .. johnson III The same county, was con.
sumsd o. lightning. AZ Belfast, Me-. son of G. w.
Read wa. Instantly killed, as was also Jos. ROby =;
GAINESVILLE, N H., and john Kimball ut Augusta,
M.ne.