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From the South Carolina Guardian
THE RIHIMOND SOffTH

THE RICHMOND SOUTH
Messrs Elifors:-The position Of the above sheet, 10.
gethrr with that of Its conrer, the Enquirer" on
TWO npo,ab subjects or the day, ia to me most singular
The adoring Enquirer values the Virginia slave
market man it does the independence ol the South
While the Richmond south. is natssve trade, pro.
Southern independence and almost everything 10 every
body cannot refrain from calling your readers atteE-
tion TO extract from THE South published in your
issue of last Saturday.
In sGding to the leave asked for by Mr. Miller
duce hill in Congress relating 10 the Atsnc steam.
Ferry Company" "The south" says, ''wby should
Charleston be forced purchase ship from Boston,
when similar cnc could be bought ut lower price in
Glasgow
Now entertaining the idea (as all savrhodors mus)
that the negro is much chneI as the Boston ps.
let change the ph sseolOgy Of the above sentence
forced to purchase Stare from Norfolk when siiinr
could be bought NJ lower price in dfricGf"
If remember correctly Roger A. Pryor wss in favor
OF 81 tradr at Knoxville in August 1857 Last
May, ln Montgomery, he its most violent opponent
Where will he and his bantng, THE South. oe this
time next year kicHLAND.
The "Euquirer' pretends 10 be no represeDatis 9
OF the Dlsuuion Southern sentiment. "The powers
that be are ordained OF God" aud until Virginia, in
her sovereign capacity, commands her czsns TO disO
hey the federal government, for cause apon the
Justice of which she alone must decide, we are proud
TO say We shall ever be the Union -adorng "EDqur.
er."
tDlUU "Hs inbeuucu as NJ pPp' oSi''''
epithe as doubtless it was, We can tell the Guardians
contributor to continue TO crowd the same kind,
Virginia commands her citizens 10 render willing
obedience TO the mandates of the Federal Union. She
desires her citizens to be- Union sdoring" citizens
and such we shall continue until Virginia command.
us to become the enemies of ths Federal Union. But
Virginia will become concealed snemy of the
Union whiIs enjoying its blessings. When in her
iudgmep, all the blessings Of the Federal Constitu'lo
are lost and destroyed Virginia will no, wait for croah
ing contributors to the GUARDIAN but will immediate
ly act for hersel and not wait for se % speculation
on the price of cotton or the value of Degroes W.
ginia will be in or ont Of the Federal Unon-not in
the Union dsconr. ned, morbid, fre'tul quarelsoHe
beldgrp, epdeavoring 10 make others DO what -h.
dare not attempt herself. But, like vriuous a'd
happy member of family Of States, discharge ~
duties ibcumbent upon her, and when the burdens o
the Union become ipsuferabe retire from this po,.-
tary association, with becoming dignity This ia our
view Of the dignity which each State oues TO i-.i
aud ts associates in this voluntary Union II " ean.u
be ~ Union-adoriDg" members of the Union, while
remain in il, the the dscontented State abaL
dons the association the better.
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YALUABLE MILLING: PROPERTY tSg
SIlRE uQIrsE ON MlL.LlsES. RIVER In IuL

COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND,
FOR SALE Ar PERLIC AUCTION
HHURSuANT ol Deed OF Trust Secutrd 10y Edward
b w. Sims to the late John NJ. Miller, bearing date
the oh day Of November 1851 and Of record in tho Cir
cult Court of Cumberland the undersigned rs pcTf1na'
representative Of the said John NJ. Miller anl Tor the
purposes of the said Deed viii proceed on the h day
of July next If fair il not the neg, day HE pre-
miscs 10 offer tor sale the highest bidder. by public
auction that va uabir property the head OF navigation
on Wilses river In lhecnunty of Cumbcrland known
rhe Ca xa Mills and Store House. with htiy o!
band thereto attached.
TEkMs-One.thirl cash. tho balance IA equal in=si.
nen,s Mt six and twelve months the purchaser givag
bonds with approved security aud deed Of trust on the
properly 10 secure tho payment Oi the deferred nsHl
mcnts WILLIS j. DaHtt
Iuuc o2-r.ts Admir- Of John NJ Miller, dee Il.
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AUCTION SALES
BY JAS VI. TAYLOR IL son, ACCT..

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE FARM IN
HENRIco, JUST BELOW RICHMOnD
EbURSuaNT To the provision, OF n decd of trust exc
u cuted hy Howard Burlington, OF the l3h day u.
County Court, shall, as trustee proceed on FRIDAY,
the 9th day oi July lsjs the premises 10 SELL n, pub.
lie auction the highest bidder the tract of land con
wc timtorci and is in good ncichoorh The dwell
ing house is in good condition. The land productive
and proximity OF the farm the city Of Richmond
(beng only -iY or seven miles below the cy OF Rich.
mond.) renders 1t very desirable location
TRRMs:-unr.jhrd Of the purchase money to- be paid
IN cash third In twelve months and the other th:d
in two years from the day o sale with interest the
credit paymensr0m tire date n sar ill paid md the Ii
tie To be withheld ill the whole purchase money be ilid
Junei-clds THOs J. EVANS, Trustee.
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THE SOUTH" AND THE SOUTH CARO-
LIMA "GUARDIAN"

In Tbursday's issue OF "The South," among some
extracts from dsunon papers waa one from the South
Carolina "Guardsn" The correspondent" of the
"Guardian" Gays "strsws show which way the wind
blows" That straw in Thursday South pointed to-
wards the Enquirer" but the publish below
has point blank direction at "The South" The wis
dom Of quoting articles against the Enquirer" from,
pro slave trade papers might have been apropos in
-averade journa-but "optics ksen" it takes 10 see
The wisdom of that policy for the Richmond South. -
But this is "The South's" view OF Weldon.
But we commend the following from the same pa
per, the South Csrolua "Guardan;" and will The
South" say which Of us, 80 far as the "Gsurdan' is
concerned, i'd the representative Of Southern senii
menl!
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, June 10, 1883.
THE ALEXANDRIA BOARDING SCHOOL

From the preceding card it will be seen that the under
signed has purchased the buildings apparatus &c o.
Mr. Benjamin Hollowcs Alexandria Boarding School,
and he will open that institution for s 3h annual session
on the LIST October next closing the 18th July follow
nC in conjunction uith Messrs j. G. Clarke and Della
ware and Kascusko Kemper.
The location Of this school is undoubtedly of the
best in the country evidenced by s having
constantly toll for many years. The buildings were
erected expressly for boarding school, and ad
miraby adapted for that purpose. Gas and in
traduced throughout the establishment.
The object OF the school will be prepare boys for the
University OF Virginia. any other college to lit them
for the duties of life. The course OF study will embrace
the elementary English branches, the Latin, Greek,
French, German and Spanish languages. complete
course of pure Mathematics Natural Philosophy, Chenis
try and Astronomy.
The costly and extensive Philosophical and Chemical
Apparatus fine Telescope, Globes, Engineering lnstru
men,s and large collection Of Minerals Shells, &c, will
give our students advantages rarely offered by private
schools The Principal connected with the University
for years Proctor and Patron his teachers
all educated there and besides their diplomas they pos
very fatterng Testimonials from their Professors
Mr. Clark especially Is exceedingly wei. recommended
he at present Assistant Instructor In Mathematics in The
University but will resign that position at the close OF the
present srsson Our united energies will be- devoted TO
the school, and every effort WILL be made to sustain the
high reputation it has enjoyed under Mr. HallOwes man
agement.
TERMS For Board Washing and Tuition, in all the
except modern languages S2O tor the session
payable half ut the and hall at the middle
of the term Instruction in French, German and Spnnish
each so. Charge for fuel and gas, 50.
The above identical with Mr. Hs terms, except that
Latin and Greek longer made charges hut
included in the regular course The session will also be-
prolonged two weeks.
For Circulars containing fall particulars, address
WIN. :. KEMPER, Alexandria, Va.
REFERENCES. The Faculty # the University OF Va;
Hon. VIM Smith, Warrenton Va; Judge R. Fl. Field,
CuIpeper q; H. Va; NJ y. Ilocs, ID. D. Richmond, Va;
w !, plr,,er ii n Ailpghanv (,ty Pa June 2j-clm
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.


wv fishing dispose of our valuable Tract Of Land
miles above Lynchburg, and one mile and hall below
Waughs Ferry. will offer II At public auction
on WEDNESDAY, the llth day Of August, 1866 Said
land adoininz Pembroke Waugh james Waugh, William
Scott snd others containing 40 acres anu ABOUT iS0
acres cleared ia good state OF cultivation about 10
acres Of low ground the river and nIout 50 acres cut
oil leaving about $50 acres in good Timber and having
the river market one always find ready sale for wood
or lumber in Lynchburg, or on the bank Of the river.
There IA a good seat for a Saw Mill near the river. This
Land is very productive for all kinds of grsin-Whest
rive Corn Oats Grass &C. there is none better IN the
county There arc Two good Dwelling Houses ON the land
and other outbuildngs, and new and large DisierS
fitted up and in operation which could be made very pro
atabe and having very fine range for hogs There are
four large aud newly fitted up Tobacco Houses, and some
ten or twelve good and never.t failing Springs There
could be great deal of Meadow made; This Land s In
good neighborhooo, convenient to Churches, schools
&c This Land be divided. and Will be sod 10 SUI
purchasers AZ it will make glod farms Terms MADE
nown on the dsy OF sale and II the l,h lie unfair the
sale will take place the next fair day ANY one WI hing
to purchase had and examine said Tract be-
fore the day of sale. , . T.,
ANY further information respecting the premises can hc
had by addrdssng NJ NJ BRiAS q ~"
June 2l-cw4t Hockett's Bottom, Amherst 20, va
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Ep virtue OF decree o the Circuit Court OF GoocI-
ND lana county pronounced at its April term, ISIS IN
the cause Of Lewis Guardian aud others Lewis and
others, the undersigned VINO appointed commission
ers for the purpose will MONDAY the 18th day OF Ju
y 1853 in front Of the door OF the Courthouse OF Gooc
land county sell public auclon the highest bidder,
Tract OF valuable Land, lying in oochland county, NJ
on the rosi leading tror Goochand c. H. 20 MicaG Par
rish one mile and half from the Courthouse and Que
mile and half from Cedar Point public landing tine
James River Canal This plantation is the o.,
which William Lewis formerly resided. IL contains 800
acrcs The soil il improbable lies WELL ard is in other
respects well adapted farming purposes There is,
moreover on The place large quantity of wood which
might be cut ana placed in market without uriunshnE
the farm.
The terms of sale will be enough in cash to deray the
costs o su' and expenses of sale and the balance in four
equal nStnment a two, three aud four years with
iutereet payable anDu-y iIom day OF Bonds with
good security WIZ be required Tor the deferred payments
and the title retained Till the purchase money is paid.
Further Information may be had. il desired. by NJ
dressing or seeing in person Mr. Lucicn Lewis Richmond
Va.
Mr.. Hugh French, who lives the place viii show II
10 any one who will visit H. aud desires 10 cxsnin" II
Persons VINO wish 10 BUY land AT. invited 10 examine the
place for themselves. JOHN c. RUrHEhfOORD,
JOHN II. GUY
Commissioners.
Messrs VIA. ". Cosby and John Thompson Jr.,
own lands adjoining the above. mentioned tract which
they are willing 10 SELL iEgt purchaser desires
more land than contained in the aforementioned trac,
can get Il Oi those gentlemen J. C. r.,
June y--ctds J. II. g.
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KiCii.GD a WATKINS.

AIIOKNrI At LAW
D2ACfiC.S N INC circuit and County Courts o'
i P:iace EdwaIG una Charlotte.
Ailre..-, cores Ordinary p. o., Prince Edward.
!a"3-Uw-w
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PR0PEIl EN kr'Lt,.,r

DETROIT, jury Tn propeller Eor'ii A --.rr
engaged IN III. Light H,u-4 -etyir. -. ,,i.-,.
Lake 81. Clair. y" 'Iv.- VIZ in-t !,''- WEE
in Cleveland, HUc vaIurd - S2n 0nH
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Iat .adt.s.EHe', H""'f ~ - - u. -, -, ~
seu .aywu establishment, can supply tue traue VIII
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &C.,
rpop ,ae mos: liberal terms. Having printed the RICH
80 as., ,ns;erlals purchased from Messrs. HAGAR &
Co. induc-d 10 recommend materials from their e'
4, ,au-ui u preference 10 others.
s.ecn.n Books will be furnished To tne 'ra0e' anu
.. -,.s a. may he selected will be forwarded with
;.s,.cb WM. b. ALLEGRE,
"..I .sEnunirer' Of!ce. Richmond. Va.
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GEORGE !. HERRING.

COMMISSION AND 'fKUJEN1 IUNE,
No 10 MAI. STREET
Il gEPS always hand iuii stock OF urocerie', 10
IL ws;ct n invites ais customers the public gene
NY op,ys strict attention 20 the sale OF country
roi.c. and prepared furnish grain bags To lis
4, tends who wish TO send their grain 10 him 10 sell
GEO. HERRING,
,r-.c.s No. Sc Main -.
LlA:soLSE BARRsDALE, 4. H. bAkkspLh'
Io,, Of Charlotte Of Richmond.
C. n BARxsDALR. late OF Fnrnaotiis
BtRKSDALE ~ BhOTHEKS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE NRAR SHocKos WAREHOUSE.
r lpgRAl, ADVANCES made on Consignments IN
ih-6 Jan 5-cts
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AN OLD ESTABLISHED SCHOOL.
'HNHE Thirty.iiith Session of the Warrenton (N C.
Il Female Collegiate Institute, will commence July 18th
Course of study thorough and extensive and terms rea
sonable. JULIUS WILCOX, Prest.
May 3l-t Aug !
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FINE PAROIS FOlt SALE

AM the authorized agent for selling, privately our
or desirable Farms in the counties ioS G OF CT m
scres es.h Several of them may be advan;agcousy
divided into two Farms They all well wa,ered and
imbered and lie in healthy and beautiful sections OF t
ting. For full particulars apply to the undc signed, at
the Blue Ridge Republican Office, or by MAIL cuipeper
C H., Va. o,n,.yn +
Jtc2t III M
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s,OMNIITTED TO JAIL-LUGY ANN. supposed
To be n runaway slave. WAS committed tn Jail Tie
l9th day OF April By Casper stump, justice OF the
Peace Tor Berkeley County Said Lucy Ann, il black
GIRL about years CT age, rather du Of mind
and shnut tyr feet three inches height and had on
when arrested hnsey frock, red calico bonnet ard
cd pair OF shoes.
Any person owning said Lucy ann will come forward
nr,,yc prper;y and remove her, according iaH.
Iulv 2-cwGw THOMAS T. III GAN. Jailor
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CLASSICAL. AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,

LOUISA LUTNT1,
yzyHE subscriber desgns opening school at the
u residence of Mr.. Atwood Wush, the Isl Of Sep.
tember lis object will be prepare hoys tor college,
to fit them tor the business ol life The subscriber is
graduate in several of the schools taught the University
Of Virginia and promises that the instruction shall be
thorough and the discipline mild, yet firm and decided
The course of instruction will embrace the English La
tin Greek French, German and Spanish languages Ma
thema.cs &C. The location OF the school is very hcal;h.
full and the neighborhood unexceptonable
Terms per session of ten months, payable half on the
day OF February 1885, the remainder at the end oil the
session: 49,
Beard, Including everything except lights 500
Tuition in the ordinary English branches Ancient
Tuition In Modern languages each: 10
THOMAS A. WASH, Principal
Thompson's Cross-Roads p. o,
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LASTING POWDER-2OOO zess oe.. Q. .a!,y.
- or sale BY l. & c. b. DAVEEP, RI,
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PIEDMONT FEMALE ACADEMY.
THSHE next session of this Institution will open on the
q Ist day of September and close on the LIST day OF
July The subscriber vii! be aided by FOUR competent
Assistants; one of whom has been educated with special
reference to teaching and has gone through u College
Course and graduated with distinction lhe department
of Music will be conducted by teacher OF rare attain
ents and Of great and diligence in advancing seho'
lars Pupils will be met by n conveyance ut nooham
Depot the Central Railroad No aoaleen. viii ;n DC NJ
lowed for absence except in OF protracted Sickness
TERMS:
r- poora end 1,i,;op f,en nonhs) in the Primary and
h;hor ," Enn;h | prsncbes s....-.........-. $50
a,;s nrnnsno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
croat ...................- 30
Ersnrb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Msic -, tho Piano ................ IS
Drswiny " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Embroidery D
AS the applicants always exceed the ca acS 70 accom-
modste no places will be reserved except in cases OF Fo
sITIvE engagements ,,,, -
Address the subscriber Stony Point Aioemare Coun
ty Virginia. .s ~ coSs
June 29-cw6t JAS. ". HOSS.
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WANTED.

i SITUATION RS school Teacher any where In the
State He will teach District School--but prefers
- -'o ~ some family. He come well recommend
. give the pupils a thorough and extensive English
.'on In the classical branches he 10 qualified &c
sys for College, tor advanced standing, II
W Ie'erenceh wunld name the Rev Charles Collins.
~ .fresiten. of Dickinson College.
"iil be moderate, not exceeding S40O per year
"'celay. Address q. G. ROSS.
Iv,o. Willow Grove, Kent County, Delaware.
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F5SIIE subscriber will positively sell, upon the pre-.
Il misses to the highest bidder the I'D day OF July
next III fair II not fair iay) l22 OF Land.
in the county Charlotte, well adapted the growth OF
Tobacco and GRAIN lair proportion Hat land OF good
quality about halt in origins" Forest heavily timbered'
consist of good Dwelling, and all necessary ouhouses
The location is healthy and in excellent nri.hbohood,
six miles west OF village of Rough Creek SIR F. r.
Jennings tho lives upon it, will show the lard any
wishing TO see it, 1t will be sold in tract divided
to suit purchasers.
Terms accommodating and made known the day OF
sale. JOHN u ARMlsTEAD.
June le-ctds. Lynchburg. June IL. 1853
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GtA>NEL COAL UII:-for sale by
u PURCELL, LADD & co,
July2 Druggists l22, Cor Main and Governor Els
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TEACHER WANTED.

v,. TEACHER WANTED.
Al .oVN6 gentleman. who is thoroughly qualified to
a. NEs instruction in Latin and Greek, and who was
', NJ Int University of Virgins, can hear OF good
Is, rs Es:is'hnt instructor, bv addressing
10 :. EARRCAR, At Palmyra, Va
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LOulBH county, VI.
RryEayscEs-Profcssors G Harrison, B l. Glider
sleeve M Schele De Vere F II Smith, Maupin and VIM
H hcGuhey of the University. June 4-cwJm
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DACON SIDES.--l0O hhd-. Tor sale oy
ID July2 J. & Il. Is. DAVENPORT.
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7RNHE EUTAW HOUSE having been thoroughly re
newed altered and elegantly refurnshed possess
inr all the modern improvements Steam, Gas, Baths.
Billiard Tables etc., Is now ready accommodate the
public style unsurpassed By any fret class Hotel in
the country.
The especial attention OF gentlemen travelling with la
dies and families is called to the superior OF
this house II, spacious and lofty apartments arranged
in full and convenient suits Of Par0rs Chambers,
presen; most attractive and desirable accommodations.
The sumpuousness and excellence OF its Table. the
superiority OF wines and liquors and general appoint,
rpepts ,hn,l continue oil the highest q ade.
1t ia centrally situated Tor either business or pleasure
travellers in mc.t elevated ard heshhul location at
the corner of Baltimore and EVsw streets Il few squares
from he Baltimore and Chs aud Washington Railroad
S.stou-.
COACHES ard Fcrtes attend upon all the trains and
steamers for the conveyance Of guets and their baggage
No paine will be spared to make the Eutaw the elegant
and comfortable home OF lie guests
TERMS-Gentemen's Ordinary. So co per dag.
Ladies Go -------- 30 per dsY-
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cHrlH HAGAE'S JOHN is out a.
q Of the ring. Tbs. ausssiun VII Icyy
be asked, Whyf It's written. the labofer & wof.
thy Of his wages, and why should 3 fnah foii ar
nsushtf thankful for past favers, and son:inn.
.Riss, yupstey, and Snuff he Mon ~
HA0ANS JOHN still retains Greek Nation. with
all its laws and indeiibie rights or Il q writer
that self preservation h the rst law Of Nafnss -
Why should man despair, 20 long rs there q reef
20 unIufi. for he knsweth mot his destinJf There
fore, have commenced my old busipess or 18th
street, and viii be ready 10 build from Whselbar-
row 70 six horse Coach--viii hfrs out SELL fysde
aud take Horses on iiyery-wiii DO resGy b irsas
for any thing, from goosr yoke up 10 blind q =.
Barnuni. with all his humbugs and Walker With his
military rengwn.is nothing 20 COMPARE t. IA
hereafter. John HA9AN
"a i9-s Greek Nation.
cEAk CARRIAGE have for sale
Efll8E- q second hand CARRIAGE. ia good or.
der, suitable for Hack or family usc. Apply 70
&C 26-ts AIEX N(JTT kurf
6ATS. CAPS bOCFA No
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II A. U. Chose who are compelled
IL to travel, should call and supply themselves
with an invaluable English Army verCoat-no
otherOvcrIDat supp!y their place in inclement
weather. They cut in style which can be worn
fina. which is regulated By the style of Cape. at
from s. to 81. 80 and s. can supply any demand.
EnADMAN No Mai
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TRIO N.-150 toms English Refined,
l. Tredegar. Country and Sweedes iron. embracing
AID oval. also, English and American Blistered
steel. For sale by
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR-
THKEp BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR-
GINA CAPITAL 10000 DOLLARS-Money re-
c4ved on deposit in sums of five dollars and upwards
on which interest at the rate of per centum per
mum is PAID for sums remaining six months or long
arr fr shorter periods. interest at the rate of per
centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
posts received, and certificates issued by the
Cashier 4. Is. Stalk n at the store of q. Spence,
corner of Vain and Governor streets, RichmoLd Va.
SAMUEL .. COT'Ik ELL, President.
T. B. STARBE Cashier.
c. WALTHALL, Secretary.
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pRUos. MEDIc1NHs, 90.
"a PURCELL, LADD b CO.,
DRUGGIsTs, -
DEALERs IN pA!lSTS oILs. p1hs.

No. is Pearl street, Richmond.
ARE NOW receiving and VIII shortly have 10 st9re.
fhsir PAN Stock OF DRUGS, DYES, CHbMlCaLs.
&C. the whole comprising q large and genefa ~ -
sortnsut well adapted 70 the wants o. Lns ua 49,,
r,rchased in person by one OF the house. on Inc most
adyar,tareolls tsrms aud mostly for CASH ia. -
we are thankful to cur friends and the pubic iDI
tbe,r long continued and fatterng support, and we
hone that with the facilities We possess ios obtan,ng
supplies and the strictest attention Y the qnhslL
of all goods sent from "a, 70 preserve tue ~
Particular and prompt attention 70 shipping ana
'A IPpSGaCELL. LADD 4 CO.. pruggis.s.,