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PROF ESSIONAL CARD

DR. s. r. SKILLERN,
AVlNG located pcrmancnHyin in Greenwood,
IL l. oilers his Professional Services to thr
public.
lie may he found at his Oflicc, next door 10
j. III. Riey's Drug Store, unless professionally
engaged.
March 81, 1851 4S 6m
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MclOdcOnS and Harmonious Rented.

Persons who wish to hire Meiodeons and Hur-
mon'uns with view of purchasing 1T the end
OF the year, can have tho rent credited rs part
payment OF the purchase money. This matter
is worthy of special note. it enables those who
desire Il fair test of the Instruments before pur-
chasing, to obtain it at the expense of tho man
uiacnrers, to the extent ut least of years rent
Orders from any part of the country or world,
sent direct to the manufactory in Boston, with
cash or satisfactory reference, will be PROMPTLY
attended To, and as faithfully executed rs if the
parties were present, or employed an agent to
select, and OH us reasonable terms.
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s,Di9aoIution.

sDts9o1ution.
EJWE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween J. X. LEAVELL and J. u. CfIAL.
HERS, 10 conducting the Marble business, was
dissolved by mutual consent, on the / lth day of
August, 1851. The busines will be continued by
ono Of the firm al this place.
J. r. LEAVELI.,
', J. ID. CHALMERS.
.ALjeyine G. H.. Aug 20, ls:7 1T
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Election for Town Council.

Election for Town Council.
HNiiERE will be an election held in the (.,,ur,
l. lIousr, OF the l4,h inst, for INTEN DAVE
and WARDENS, for the Towu Of AhbcyiIlc
=. c.. for the ensuing year.
Polls to be open from 10 o'clock, \. NJ, till $
O'Clock, j. N.
]. &. WILSON, Intcndant.
Managers Of Ei"ctiom :-Cupt. a. ii. Nc
t'"wAN Capt j. ". LIVINGSTON, WILLIAM a.
ALLEN.
Ahhcvilc, S. C., Sept lst 1851 Io-at
e" Press copy twice.
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Whalebone Skirts.

Whalebone Skirts.
WM. SHEAR
AS received from New York, II large supply
IL OF I.atlies and Misses Whacbonc SIX IIIIS
of The most approved styles
Also I.hdi"s' White HAIR CLOTH, and
C"mbric SkIEIS, and Grass cI.)TiIS, of s,l.
perlor quality, 10 which the attention of the pub
lie is respectfully invited.
June %, 51--9
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y TEe State of South Carolina,

,$tyThA State Of South Carolina,
~. -abdeuiHe .pissiet.-la t4Hi3.
Rdhnccker e. Glover,
~ e W. Bill fer Account dc
Z M Davis, Adm's, el al.
I)URsUANT to order of Court, I will serl, al
Il public outcry, At AbbsvilIe G. H.. on Sale
Day In Oeesber next, The Tract of Land owned
Sy Luke Mathis, deceased, ON the Augusta Road
'about ton and aaalf 1ailes from AbbeyIle G.. n
containing Three Hundred md sixty five Acres,
more Or less and bounded by laids of N. J.
Dayh, Thomas E. Owens, and other.
ferns.--A credit OF twelve months; pt,rcla-
ser 70 give Bond with two good sureties, aud
mortgage OF the premises to secure the purchase
money pay the cost in cash, aud pay for papers
". II. PARKER cE.Ap.
Commissioners Oaicc,3
- Sept 0, 1887. 90 ii
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I'etttrs, CertIHcrtcs and notices from the press
from all parts OF tho world. may he seen mt our
saesroom Descriptive circulars sent free to
any address.
S. D. d II w. SMITH,
5ll Washington ST, (nenr Boylson) Boston.
July ., 1857 IL Iv
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The State of South Carolina,
ib6critic Diarick.-Jn E,y;/v
Alfred Cllcatliam,

Alfred d chea'h""' ;a !
= Renben G. Golding .Dill,cor ,Exritiou.
end wife, ct al.
~ HlBRSU ANT to order Of Court, will aeli a,
public outcry, ut Abbevillc G. H., OH SnIo
29y III October next, the Tract of sIiant cf,i,,e
g Hesl Fstate Of John H. GheatI,am, deceased, in
= Which xlatsey Ghea,ham, deceased, had a Life
= lying oRi Wilson's Creek near Nncty-
ix Depat. containing Two Hundred ard sixty
ys aesess more er less and bounded 10y lands Of
( sl4sg 4agass gillian, Col, William A. Williams,
aH4 qassEss Sad TrasfSf1 Land to bo resurveyed
enc Pla,t Exhibited Oh the day Of
cfedisof one and Two years nur i.
'es sasAt give Bondswith at-teast two good r ST..
s 39ythe SoStin cash, ana pay for pancrs
.sy WIN. N: PARKER, C c Ea.n ra'
nissispe Office. Z.
49, Sept: 0, 1857. ,ee I'd
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Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery

HNIS, AIS, BUVTS, SHOES, DC.
"A beautiful lot Of Dress G"u,!s, Ribbons, Laccs
iEmbroidcries, Of various kinds. Also. lot OF
beautiful Black CLOTHS Fancy CASSIM EHES
DC. Those in want wam!1 do we'll ia call soon, ,
or they will not get showing.
would ais" request thosc that indebted to
ne. for former purchases (" make immediate pay
TnentG: us desire 10 close out my business en-
tireiy.
!. \. ALLEN.
Sept. 9Th, 1857 20 Ct
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Ho! for Chick Springs!!
S. D. g. H. W. SMITH,
Manufacturers of
MELODEONS, ORGAN MEL0DE0NS
Il Nd
Pedal Sub-Bass
EI "A H MI q M IT M -,
oil Washington Street,
BOSTON

NllE attention Of CIcrgymrn. Committees.
L. Scho"s Lodges, DC, is invited to the new
Pedal Sub-Bass Harmoniuma
Made and Sold by the Manufacturers
IL is arranged with two manuals or banks of
Keys, the lowest set running octave higher
than the other, and may he used separately, and
thus get in one case two distinct Instruments :;
or, by the Use of the coupler, the two banks Of
keys may be played at the same time by use of
the front set only. This connected with the
Sub Bass, will produce the effect Of Il large
organ and is sufficiently heavy to fill u house
that seats from luoO to 1900 persons
TIE ORGAN MEI.oDEON is designed for
parIor and private Use The construction is SIM
liar To the Church Instrument, being arranged
with two banks of Keys. and when used together,
by means Of the coupler is capable of as great
volume of power ns the Church Instrument. when
used without the Pedals.
Also, every variety Of MEI.ODEONS for
Paror use.
Purchasers may rely upon Instruments from
our Alanuiactory, being made in in the most
complete and thorough manner. iIavin. re-
moved to the spacious Buildings, Sill Washing
; ton Street, We have every facility for manufac-
| turing purposes, and employ none but the most
experienced and sklliul w"rkmrn In short, we
VIII promise onr customers an Instrument equal
if not superior to any Manufacturer, and guar
antcc entire dnd perfect Satisfaction.
Music Teachers, Leaders Of Choira, and others
Interested i'll musical matters are respectfully in
ritcd TO visit our Rooms at any time, md exam
ine "r test the instruments OH exhibition for sale
at their pleasure.
AS Il still further guarantee To the public US
to the excellence "f the .Iciolcyms and Uarno
mi"ms from our Manuflctory, we beg leave to
refer, by permission, 10 The following Piano Forte
Manufacturers Of Boston, who have examined
our lm truincnts, and will give their Opinion,
when called upon:
th"krr'ng & Sons; Vim. r. Emerson: Gro.
iirws; llallctt & Cumston; Brown .E Allen
Woodward AZ l;rown; Il. Gilbert S Co. ; a. W.
l.a!d Il Co.: Ncwllall t. Co.
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Reduction in Price of
JOHN ALEXANDER G. CO..

REG leave to inform their friends and the
1D public generally, that they prepared
to furnish the Chinese Sugar Cane Mills at the
above prices, and the shortest norirr.
JOHN ALIEN ANDER
ROBERT M'DntGAI.I.,
HENRY ALEXANDER
Sent. 2, 1857 % I'm
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Goods at Cost.

I WILL say to my friends and the public gen
Il orally, that as have determined on Il change
lin my business, / now offer my entire stock Of
Goods AT COST, for CASH only. Ny stocl;
.oocicte -,
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\ HAlhlA lbs. HAMS in sior. and for
Il ,VVV suIo, by ut" '"'
Scrt. 10, ~. IT. = KERR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE
RICHMOND, MAY IS, 1857

G Palmer Connecticut; Gravstt, Por, Royal; D 2
Br.chror; rederi,k- burg: c Fnzhugh. K George;
Fmzhush Stafford K Wallace, George Il Butler, v,
+ Page Troy; B Weed, y !; Z Harrison n C z
psy., Charlottesville; NJ MeMully, BMcMay :, Louis,
X Langley. J Bonsal, Norfolk; Miue;re-, NC, W Il
cline Norfolk; w " G!lmer Albensrle; Mr. Edmun!,
Mas q Miller Rev A b TIZzsid, Chesieth- d: Ten
pie Miss l. l. Temple Mise Bette Temple. Essex
d : sargent = c; a Lstane, Essex;J X orr. NY JWI
orr, Lo1don; Rev C II shield, fauquler; Rev II Nor
ION j II Payne Whrr,nron: DE h Foster and lady Hs
MAX W v eir. Prince W lillian; Walter Wen, Wlil.m
nm Mary College. I X Joones, Accomac kevJ Chevn
Northampton; 4 II Jones. Mi.- /. Jones. EsseY
Nowiin snd udy. Amherst; Miss Payne Campbell; Mn
n CIaiborn Auher-,; DR. w Eppes and ade', DR. v
Osborn buckingham; w Williamson, Georgia: 7
Martin Nelson: Nichols Mass: Il Lindssy Louise.
T Dew Caroline, Mise ) X Dew, Hing & Queen
DR. BrsAtcn, Kim William w MAJ shall, Fauqui' r. W
pcyt,n s,suuion; a Beaver, h Hale, Adam H.y
P.nusyivauia; Coi McA!N.,er, U 5 Army d TSpp.r
Uliver.ity Of Virginia Mrs 81 Geo Amber, child Al:
servant, VA; Is Fishe. Lewrburg; 7 Mickie, Abe
u.nrle; Mis-. + Mickie, Mississippi Stacker Allie
marie; X Hewett and LADY, Campbell w Church. W
Fleming, Petersburg; Tho. DJdsmesi. Richmond; E !;
Barrett n c; : Bande, Baltimore; Mrs bowman,
Richarts Prince George; G W-l-r and lady. Diuult
die; X Brooks Charlotte; Mi!lhan, Lee, TsleI
Nc; W Bragg. i.un-n5urgi Mrs : Lewis, ESSEX
Tnus Stabler BrltImorc.
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NJ. T, S pays. Secretaries.
Correspondence Of the B ,ltimore Sun

WasHISoTos, May 81.
The Proposed Steam Line Bs,reea tie Chesapsake
and Naahs-Ihs South Claiming The same Cor
ernment Support Therefor is Givsn 10 Northern
Lines.
The project Of line Of steamers between Nantes,
in France and the Chesapeake ia very feasible and
cannot fail il tried, succeed. The freight and pas
senger business will probably support the line and
render it profitable In addition 10 that, this line
would of course have mail contract. II it were
established now the Postmaster General could under
the general act of s45 give II the mails upon condi.
tiops similar to those on which he recently closed
mail contracts with the New York and Havre and
the New York and Bremen lines of steam packets
He would give them the amount Of the hostages and
az much more as Congress lnsy at the next session
choose to allow for the service
There s an important ntmation IN Gov. Wise 3
letter to the Franco American Company on fhi. sub.
iect, which is commended to the attention OF North.
this line between the Chesapeake and France req uires
government aid. Congress mus afford 1t 10 an extent
equal TO that which il afforded TO Northern lines II
is only upon this condition, when the question shall
be once ade before Congress, that the South will
again sustain the ocean mail steamer lines Of the
North.
New York has derived immense advantages from
the establishment, at government expenses of the
ocean mail steamer service between that city and
Europe. Had the lew required the Collins line, and
the Livingston, and all the other lines to make Nor.
folk their Atlantic port, would not Norfolk have pre-
septsd, ere this, much moro eusinees.llke appear.
ance7 Would il not, at least. have doubled and
quadrupled the value OF real estaste In that city T.
There 10 no propretY in the suggestion that the State
Of Virginia should contribute twenty i've thousand
dollars year 70 the support of the Frenco American
line. What has the Stats of New York paid for the
support Of the Liverpool, Havre end Bremen line =
Not a cent Ion.
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to its mast head as the most glorious one "l'eH
been presented TO the voters Of the city Tor 'na"y
long years. Notwithstanding in his paper OF 'ne ..
inst after the nomination of Mr.. Robinson me
said lie would "reect and repud'a'e it, ana oo'l''
avowed his intention mot to support II nhae' guy ~,
oum:tances." And as with the FIRST ticket VINE" '',
Richard G. Morris name removed, all the u" u,
in intellect and school boys IN Information Iiau
n o1.t, 30 with the last ticket, the nomination "
Robert C. Stanard has completed ticker winch ~"
,th,c intended ITO expose to the ciys scorh 'uu
States ridicue, for the lanentabe want OF qu""A'"
tons which characterize the gentlemen Composing
it." to be composed Of Of ability
energy, and iervid zeal in behalf OF the prosperity
aud progress Of the Commonwealth. lhe no'i'n'
ton of Mr. Stanard, lawyer, has produced '.oke'
which possessed no especial representative OF l"e
commercial interests of the city" to be composed OIL
man in whose hands the commercial manufacturing
and mechanic interests may be safely conhdea'
We say to the Democratic party sustain your
ticket as has been your custom with one voice.
move on in solid column and DO your oeSt' ine
signs are cheering; use all honorable means 10 re-
daan tho uGibraltar."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26
THE CONTEST IN VIRGINIA,

Know. Nolhiagism no longer exists ID virginia
The elements OF opposition to the Democratic parry
are now to be found in the ranks of the Distribution
lists and the good people Of the Southern STATES are
coolly Informed that they will certainly % ruined
not by the Catholics and foreigners, but oy ta,,ute
on their part to secure without further delay the,r
rghtu share of the public lands. In Virginia tney
are especially clamorous and active. Their ne"spa
pers and speakers are striving earnestly 10 oresle
panic. They predict that the State will De involved
in irreri.v able ruin unless distribution men are elect
ed 10 the legislature aud to Congress- JUST as tfey
predicted ruin the country in the event OF the failure
Of the know nothing effort. They have organized
their party throughout the State and are runeinR
candidates in many Of the counties and in most OF tns
congressional districts. That it will BE- labor tnro~n
away no sane man doubt yet they pretend 10 DC
10 good spirits. and talk with seeming confidence OF
success. Let them nber their boosted conndenoe
OF success in all the contests tbey have bad WIN .ne
Dsmoc:scy-oontestsw which have uniformly enoeo IN
disgrace and disaster to them. Let them call 10 mlno
the last battle in which they we're engaged When tney
were crushed, di-bandei, and demorszed by osisat
unparalleled in Virginia political warfare.
1t noble and characteristic trait OF the virginia
Democracy to adhere faithfully to the principles Of
their party. They do not believe in panics ana tney
senrn to be blown about by every wind OF doctrne,
Without change in them there is not shadow OF
hope for the so.caled dstributionists, and nothing
short OF miracle can effect such change Wass-
ingt9a Union.
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FROM MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
To The Editors Of The Enquirer.

To me Ed.tors OF me enquirer. go 49,.
MEcKLESBURo, May ~, 1857.
Gen,lemen.-In travelling through the country l
find the Whea, crops generally, looking very we'll in
deed, and in most cases. entirely free from all insects
This continuation Of wet, cold weather seems to he
Cbinch Bugs. / noticed to day, 10 field of wheat,
numbers of them killed. The corn crops are thin
The few farmers that have planted have lost the most
of their crops by the overaows, and will be compelled
to repaut. Oats are looking very badly. have
heard of but one or two farmers who have planted
any tobacco, and they only small quantity. Some
time ago l noticed, in the different papers, DOM
plant of the scarcity Of plants. In this county
there are plenty in fact, as many as usual and the
only complaint hear, is the laeness OF the season.
There is nothing new politically in this region, eI'
cept Mr.. Collisrs determination TO continue in the
field for this District, independent of any nomna.
ton made by the Convention. Mr.. Bruce's election
over Knox. for the Senate, is almost certain. can
give you nothing else 10 the shape of news.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

very hrm and in request Tor the home tradcsnd the Fer
the ,sc. are 900 bbls at 81 As s. for common 10
supertuc and 81 90 for extra brands Southern a..
i. spsrnsly offered aud ia held with greater frmne..
Peci.lly The medium rndes-'he ,ae. are 2loo bbAs
81 20 Q for favoriie family extra brands Rye aou, !,
firmly held; the demand i, air--ale at 81 20 p Cgr
Mcglis very irm--sses vi Jersey at 81 40 3 So a.
BrrrdywiGe nj 81 -.
GKAIN-The demand for Whea: is confined to prin,
quaLtics-n part tor the Troy market-these are hrr
but common is inactive and very heavy The sales A..
5000 bushels red Missouri At 81 t9 and 900 bushels t
do 500 Rye is trm and no, plenty 81 OPAL % =
Barley il wanted al 81 iOal %. Barley Malt firm at
al so Oas quite irm: the stock lie moderate sse'
state at 6aa66 cts aud Western At 6'a'O cts Corn IA
close in favor OF rte buyer with none oterng-sae'
900 bushels o. CITE for Wescrn mixed In store si
cts for elbow and 92u96 cts. for white.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, MAY %, P. NJ

The Flour market has undergone no change. The ex
port demand quite imrei but wit, light supplies and
small stock holders firm In their demands Sales Of
30) hbl. standard brands at 81 % p bb but are
indifferent about realizing at this heure Rye Flour in
demand snd has advanced IS cts p bbl.-saes of 500
bbls 81 6a 81 SIT closing the latter figure Corn
M-al is scarce and waned at further improvement In
prces-saes Of 1000 bbs. Brandywnn at g. $50 bbls.
Pennsylvania nj 81 IS bbl and 200 bbls do Iii h
rare. exact price not made public
GRAIN Wheat 1, dull, and prices barely main.
tanned Prime red Is he'd at 81 So and white at 81 IS
oushe but the mlers refuse operate at these rate,
Rye ia and commands 81 10 on arrival Corn In
active demand the advance noted yesterday. and fu:
Their sales OF III 600 bushels yellow mostly ahoa were
made at Oats have sdvsnced-saes Of 00n bush.
els Pennsy vnnia e2 bushel, sao, and 600 bush
els old at 80 cts.
Whskey 10 hrn-ssles of bbls at "a a3S cts. and hhds
AZ 3rts
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cRAWFoRD'S EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF
WASHINGTON.

We published yesterday an article from the re-
,ersburg Express, stating it was highly probable
,ba, the ship containing Crawford's Equestrian Sta
tre Of washington for the Monument ON the Capitol
sou,rs in this city, was already in the waters of Vr
o;nis The Erpress made several very opportune
and sensible suggestions, in the form Of nterrogsto
riss, as to how so heavy mass OF metals to be
brouebt ashore 1, a.o expressed the opinion that the
inauguration ought to be accompanied with an ora
ton and poem, and inclined to the 18th day of DC.
tobr as perhaps the most appropriate and convenient
dsv for the ceremony asking at the same time the
opinion of the Enquirer on the subject.
We concur with our contemporary, that the occa'
sion should be as imposing as possible; and, Of course
that there should be an address and poem But,
if practicable think it would be much better to de-
far rho inauguration until all the statues are com
plsted, and placed upon their pedes'als; unless in
dssd thoss vet to be cast will be delayed too long,
nv the lamentable illness Of the accomplished Craw
ford. The commissioners will, however Of course,
attend TO all these matters n due time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26
VALENTINE & son

HAVE recently added largely 10 their stock o, ~:
IL and Fancy Dry Goods. making null and comp
assortment OF every thing new aud desirable ID tne "
trade. Amougs, them may be found the following:
Riea Silk, srrege. Organize and Lawn Robe, stoi
Plaid striped Silks in dreA patterns; rich asafs'
plain Dress and Mants silk; Organize, Jaconr. :.
Muslin Ropes uhi,e and colored Brilian,s and sre.
Jsconets; Embroidered Checked. Striped sna a.
Swiss Mushns; Rice. Lace and Mus!in CuTisins &c,
Linen Sneetng; Pillow Case and Shirting Linen %
plain and faney colored Ginghams French EaaIsJ ,,
American Calicoes; ladies' aud gents Silk and Cotsoo
zeas half Hose; misses boys aud servants heavy p.
all descriptions aud prices; Emb'd Hensuched snu T
Linen Cambria Hdks: ladies Ner. silk. Li,e 40, ~
Gloves and Mts; rich figured Bonner ami P.iT mn
and sa,in Ribbons; trimming Ribbons, Pnnse' Ls nil.
Braid, Tissues, Grape and Bsreges a.o. Bafese g.n:
and figured Chsles, Bombaznes. Aipsca. houfnDs
and Do Beises at all prices SIX and Couon ua,o S.s
and ParasoL; black and fancy colored SILK and .n
ias; Palm leaf Paper. Linen and Feather F,nI iaea
medium, white aud colored Linen Drllipgs heavy nae
for servants; Burlsps and Coonades CashTse, ,,Oa
d. Etc, for Ren.e; summer Cloth. for boys witn s
Of bsnched and brown shcstlnss and Shr;:i ~ u.
tics and prices al.o, every variety Of Fancy co.
styles which they will sell. u.u,l a, or oe.on
cash. VALENTINE 80.
uros - D''~- " Cnui,ol square
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ARRIVALS At THE AMERICAN HOTEL.
RICHMOND. MAY Is. 1857.
~ X BISHOP Proprietor

HMJack.on Jas Z Heath. Petersburg; John 7 40.
Albemaric John Cole, Cupeper K Bayan, Glouce.te,
AH-ll Prince howard; henry Cant, Albsn,-re ! \
Panore stony Point Mills: Ssmur! Prey'r, Lynchburs
Protr,s r Johns Alexandria; las Hughes Baltimore .
" kibb.e wu. II Rbolr, Roanoke; Kelly, Mrs z !
Kelly New YORK; Edward Scot snd servant, Powha,an
" Mason. Miss Francis + Rives AMI servant Peter.
pury: John f. Jr:iereon Amer; Edmondson Ark.p
sas; Rob Bsyer Liberty; Woodns, Va; { : Smith
.ou. Chas Harms. Lynchburg; DR. w Moseley. John Y
Crui,e. Buckingham; Tucker, A b strauon Va Tho
Hrnnirr Dsnv-, l. f. Hsrve. Amelia; K II Ssnlo,
Norfolk <; George Hardy, Petersburg; VIM Z Caea,hsE
D.,v,
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p,NDo1 pr MACON COMMENCEMENT.

kANDOLFu MaCiDN COM
Tie annual commencement exercises 0t Ranc nlph
Macon College, will take place on the 2lih and 10Th
of June. In the forenoon OF the first day 'hs wash
ington and Franklin Literary S"cefi-s Will b. al
dressed by Rev. s. 5. Bryant, Of the North Carolina
Conference. In the afternoon, Rev James A. Dun
can Of AleIandra, will address the Society of Alumni.
That the above gentlemen will be present is suit
fcent guarantee that the occasion will be highly in.
terestlng and edfyng. On tho day succeeding, the
following will deliver their graduating orations, and
receive diplomas:
f. CASTOR Moore Person, North Carolina.
j. Bryan Williams, johnson,
W. F. Davis, Murlrse.boro', 4"
J. +. Leigh, Mecklsnburg, Virgins.
W. Irving Cowles, - "
K. Watson Jones, Greensvie, Sc
w. Arthur Shepard, Dorchester. Mass.
w. Willis Penney, Randolph, Mo.
II ia supposed that the majority will graduate with
honor. The following are the Marshas for the ocoa'
sion
B.H. THAcKsroN, Chief.
John w. Jones, Jesse w. Fuller,
John 8. Rses, Francis Z. Miller,
Walter NJ. Irby, John E. Penn,
Emmett A. Drewry, James w. Blinoo,
Howell A. Ysnable.
The Armory Band of Richmond, led by the In
imitable Smith, has been engaged. At o'clock on
the evening Of the 18th, the students will give par
ty at Stewards Hall, complimentary to the clasi
graduating. Il South Side Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

Mr.. II. saIrH, one Of our Collectors on the North
sido Of James River. is visit to the following
counties We earnestly request all who are indebted to
for subscription and advertising in the Richuond En-
quirer, s.ehoscope and Virginia Medical Journal or for
Registration Books, Blanks, &C. &c, to give Mr. Smith
kind reception and settle thc- respective bills far
copveniant RICHIE 4 DuNNAVANT