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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02
A HoPELEss CAsa.-A white girl call

ing herself Rebecca Chandler, aged abcas fourteen
years, was committed TO she first station house last
Saturday night by watchman King, for being dis.
orderly and using obscene language in the street.
Not more than ten days sincs this same girl, with
another street walker of her age, before the
Mayor for bad conduct at night, and then released
on promising better behavior in the future; pu.
when girls OF this age have the hsrdhood to boast
their depravity and the daring to defy the law
and its officers, the sooner they locked up and
removed from bad associations, the sooner the
community is relieved of a pest. Richmond has
90 place iu which to pat such characters for safe
keeping, and if she had there wond be very little
hope OF reforming thom, but they might be kept
out OF The streets, and ought be, prevent the
spread of their concentrating Influences. The
prisoner will appear before the Recorder this morn.
ing for hearing, aud az he 10 rm aud decided 10
his opinions it is thau probable that he will
commit her TO the shades of the Valley.
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A PRIL 81.
Is LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

-, =, At AND BELOW IUST.
With the view of engaging in other pursuits ]
shall from thie day forward offer the whole Of my
lsrge and well assorted stock at cost, and all un
seasonsoie ana past styi les much below. Also, my
store, well situated for business for rent as soon
as the goods are disposed of.
Haying recently received my spring and summer
supplies the assortment will be found very good in
sll staple and Fancy Goods: but my DETERMINATION
TO leave tie business, being settled and tirm will
at once proctei 70 sell out everything and invite
purchasers in the city and country to avail them
selves Of the present opportunity to get their sup
plies ~ from 20 TO 50 per cent below the usual
prices. MANN VALENTINES, JR,
No-ea, Corner Broad and 9th Sta
a SN-7W GAar CaniInl Snnara
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WATCH HoUss RsPonTs.-For the

month Of April last there we're II persons arrest
ed and ccmmitted 10 the two station houses OF
this city. " this nGmber 64 were whites, SO were
slaves and % free negroes. In the fret sea-
tiob house there were 43 whites, IS slaves, aud S
free negroes IN the second sthllon houae there
were Il whites, 81 slaves and Is free negroes The
police records vi this city show that there is less
crime 10 our midst, aud fewer murders and heavy
robberies, than IL almost any other city iu the
Union OF the same size. OF the white arrests
made from time 70 time, not less than threes
fourths of them for being drunk Ia the Streets
while an equal lumber of the slaves are
Tor being intoxicated, or having passes from
thelr owneIs to roam about BY Disht
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RAcoRDsa srAHKa has performed tn

RhcoRDsR SrABKE has performed the
duties OF the Mayor for week past, aud by his
promptness and decisiveness has disposed of the
business before him without that waste of time to
persons in attendance viii ich would have occurred,
bad he stopped to argue iaR aud other questions
always raised by counsel for prisoners oIttiDg as
his decisions and adhered to them. Mr. Starke
makes an excellent Recorder, aud 10 the absence
OF the Mayor, fills his office with diguity and
ability.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02
CuAaGs OF TnrFr.-On Saturday

morning last the keeper of small grocery on
Cary street, named Michse Long, was srraigned
before the Recorder for having In mis- possess on
coat stolen ffom l.. kaufm N, Knowing The same
to have been stolen. Kaaiman aud wife testified
to the identity II the coat, which stolen the
time their store was broken open in February last
and robbed OF a large amount of goods. Long ad-
mirted that be purchased the coat of a negro for
81, and proved thar fact by two witnesses, where
upon the Recorder ordered bis discharge.
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ArrRAorIyR EnraRrA,smsar.-The pa.

noramic exhibition at Mechaniea Institute Hail
contiunes TO increase In interest, and scores Of
persons are turned from the door every eight, bes
cause OF tho immense crowds that assemble 10 Wit
ness the terrible battles Of the Ornea war, a. re-
presented on canvas. Some Of the scenes are
thrillingly grand, and sfford an admirable oppor'
tunity for visitors to form good opinion OF thu
vast suffsring experienced by prvates and ofhceri
In that destructive ssruggle.
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UalY soaApE -Margsret smith, a free

NuAI NVHhT n - NJ Oh 3 II W sSIHlVfi, % IIcC
negress, has been arrested by oicer Seal on charge
harboriDg Susan, slave TO Samuel Peters, aud will
have to answer for the offence before the Recorder
this morning. HarboriDg slaves is becoming such
an an Doyapce to aud hirers, that the Court
will be compelled, in self defsnce, to punish the
offenders to the extent OF the law.
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M~ TIM Brsr CoyaH SYRUP IN THR
WORLD.
The best Congh Syrup in the world is Harts-
acrne's pectorni Syrnp OF Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist, and In pro.
t. 10 be the best preparation for Coughs. cclds.
Oatarrh, Bronchitis. Hoarsenerss fore ThIeat rom
: cold, aud q preventive of that Lion OF diseases
Consumption. . a.
the taste sctens clears and strengthens the voice
,liays airritatiou Of the etbroat and and pre-
RottIss 10 and SO cents sud 81. Sold by all Drug
fists In Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg. ana al
EoWnsin Virginia. 90 Io-om
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TIE BANK DsPALcATIoN AT Sr. LoUIs.-George O.
Atherton, the teller of the Southern Bank at ST
Louis, who Was arrested few days ago, charged
with icing defaulter fer $53 479, has made a con
fesson, stating that he loaned SAT 900 of it to
in that city. Atherton and the firm referred tc
have since secured the bank from loss, BY notes
| aud transfers Of property. The St. Louis Demo.
crat says:
TEe manner of this defaIcat:ou and the mode o.
concealment adopted are new aud ingenious MIR
Atherton. when he Cesired to abstract money
would put both the deposit ticket and money in his
private drawer go that, tie deposit ticket not be
ing file. the book keeper OF course cou d not en-.
ter on the ledger that amount. These discrepan
cies bet the depositor's bank book ANA the In
dividual ledger could not be found out until tht
bank cook was seut to be balanced; when Mr. A
always the lookout for those books, would max
out deplst ticke. for the amount he had retained
on tina. court ana put it the file TO be credit
ed. But in doing this he would put in his drawer
the deposit ticket of some other depoaitor of that
day. In this way he took moneys and used them
which he never allowed to be credited to the par.
ties until there was necessity for ir TO save expo
sure.
Atherton is q man of family, and lived in an
elegant style. He was arrested in the presence OF
his wife,
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Els. LEE & PLEASANT

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice in the Courts held in Richmond Eenrico
9oochland and Hanover
AS aotaries Public aud Commissioners OF Deeds
&C. they are authorised to take Dispositions. Afid
Wits Acknow LED gmepts of Daeds. Powers of Attor
uey Bills of Sale &C. to be used or recorded In the
several states aud Territories of the Union.
Ofice on Ilth Sc. I'd door from Main. NH l2-ly
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SPLENDID STOCK <.
NEW RICH DRESS GOODS,

NEW RICH DRESS GOODS,
TIE
CASH STORE
r K R X IN 8 q CO.
Ey recent addition 10 our ENTIRELY NEW STOCK of
Spring and Summer Dry Goods, we are prepared to
offer 10 customers and the public, an assort-
ment OF ELkGAAV DRBsa GOODS. in
ElE Robes,
Beiage Robes,
Grenadine Robes,
Pine Apple Cloth
and 0rgandie Robes
Rich silks Mourning Silks
beregss Bay adere VaeEtias
urgandics n .ho | Lawns and Ginghams
Fre ch jnconets ~ Chsllie DE LANES
Ba1A Silks A"iu Foule de Ohevrea
Black BoDbaEines Ducal Piaids
Black Chalios Plain Challies
hich French Collars and Gets
Faieucienes and HoIitOn Lace do
tsmbric, Linen and Pique Collars and Sets
Black Crepe Collars and sets
White DO do do
Fresh stock new style Parasols
MAnTILLAS-In silk, Chantilly and French
White and Black Berage She Wis and busters
Light Colored Cloth and Mohsr Raglans
Large stock of Housekeeping Goods
Best Cotton and Linen Goods, for servants
All selected witn at care aud attention Tor the
hest hetaii Trade-UnEurrsssed in prices, quality
sat sty les.
We sre retailing best Cotton Shirtings, Sheet
inSs and Calcoes, at factory prisess ss,,,s A.. 600
Now Cash Store l4l Eagle Squsre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

Nor LAwyut The ordinances impose
nae upon all persons who tic horses 70 the city
bnt this part IL little better than dead letter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

THs SABBATH 6cHooLs Of ths 6eAmsA's
Friend Society and Lsigh Street Church Missio1, In
Jsassson Ward, we're largely attended, yseeerdayl
ohildrsn, bs vkess b4ns1t thsy aIe intended
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

episcopal CoNvsNTIoN-The annual Epiacopa
Convention, of the diocese of Virginia. takes plac
on the 18th instant, at Norfolk, Va.
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0nAHD LARcnxr.-A young woman
named Mary Ann NssiIs, was arrested and cagsd
By Waschman Crosse, laas Saturday night, % The
charge Of stealing SO from Michael draes. She
viii appear before the Recorder this morning for :
hearing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

TEE CoUSrY CouRr OF HnxxIco viii
commence Its May term st IL o'clock, this morn.
Ing. The Oommonwealth's docket is . very heavy
Of the term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

ARREsTRD.-The five mutineers who escaped from
Norfolk, Va, few days since, have been arrested
at Eienton, N c., and returned to imprisonment
Their csptors received $125 for their arrest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

Nor DISPOSED oF--The negro woman
who calls herself Cynthia Rtggin, aud halls from
La Grange, Geo, but who was arrested here and
commits ed to prison in default OF proper evidence
10 SOW her right 10 freedom, - yet in custody, 4,
aud will no. be released until suitable evideuce
sdduced to prove her status IL may be that she ia
runaway slave, and eiideaToripg TO escape TO the
North. VINO kuOws!
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n.y. MAuLE g. BEvnL,
HOUSE, sIGE, AND
ORNAMENTAL
PAIN ut Il L. S,
Corner Of Main and 18th streets.
An lg--Im
MEDICAL CARDS.

-Gx01Gn B. ETlnI, Dentiss, Ome
end residence. No. z5l on MAN, between sfR ana ~
giyssts. Richmond w. nyS-N
- DI. JOIN B. WALrHALL, (HOm@o-
psthist offers biz proessional ssrvcss TO ths citi
sldsncs. on Leigh str et. two doors from sth.
10 Idly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

ORDsRHD.-Purser VIM. Speiden, recently In.
spector OF Provisions and Clothing at the Gospor
navy yard has received orders to report for dut,
on board the United States steam sloop Of wa
Hartford ut Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02
1S1Q SPRING TRADE. IO6O

lRfoRTERS AND HRoLEsALR DEALERs
IN FOREIGN AYD DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
We l. Pearl .Nrcei, Richmond, Va.
We have the pleasure Of Offering TO the merchants
OF tirsiats, North Carolina aud Tennessee the
largest and beat ''GSs SsS Sf eoons
we have ever been allie 70 exhibit,
We have bestowed much si,ne and ahor 10 set nn =
nrss faie sieck alsl iee satisfied that house in
fnn country eau offer better selected stock of
aaalisa aud American Prir,s
f'ae French aud English orsandies and Chsl.
rsnoy Raresos. Delaines aud valentias
hooes % o. every style IN Lawns. saconets, Or
SAss, Peplias, Check d ScOss. Miiiainas
=. Isyilia Cloths. pebages, sc
We have, OF our own Importation. lar &c stock
which we Will sell lower ihAn we have ever been
In goods for gentiemea's and boys wear, ourstock
is very lsrSs and varied. aud as cheap as We have
We have an extra large stock of goods for n
9ermsn and Scotch Linen Burlaps
RasTaers DrillssiLinen Ducks
hesvy Cottoe Twills and Cottonades
PLAID and Striped Domestics
Pia,d ana Striped oznahurss
Depins. &c.
TO all of which VIC ask 9 special examination by
tie trads, We are determined 70 meet the MARI Il
prices North and South with well established
mh7-2m
APKTL 27.
SAHC-EL " PRICE d CO.
Are 'ecelysns CHViC 8 and DESIRABLE GOODS,
no~o ING bought by their senior partner In New
SILK ROBES
9hENRDINE Do
BAREGE Do
oRGANDIE Do
GRENADINES
ORGANIZES
MANTLES.
EverJ thing required that can be had to keen their
stO k fresh aud we'll assorted of
FINE RETAILING DRY GOODS
apes sAM'L II PRICE CO
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Also. 9 srlendid stock of

ULu7as, CASsIM EREs AND yE5TINds,
of every grade andg gGaiiy, for gentlemen and boys
wear.
= large supply Of HEAVY STAPLE GOODS, fol
Seryants' wear
Also, o megniEcen. assortment cf
Bleaehed and Brown eHlApIN6S
Irish LINENS
Linen SHEETIEG3
Brown and Bleached Cotton SnEETIEGS
Besides many other things, too tedious to men
ton-all of which have been purchased within ;he
last week past in Phisdelphia and New York. on
the mosi favorable terms, and will be sold cheap,
for cash Call and see and examine for yourselv
az = o % Main street.
NH I4-tikcH2Ta JNO l. FM1THFR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

THR "WAEn BErwEKN DsSMARK AND HATrT.-A
letter from st. Thomas dated the I'd ut states that
the Danish war steamer Hamdahi, bad arrived at
that port from 81. Domingo city . few days previ,
Gus, and sailed for Copenhagen direct. Her coms
mander, Com Christmas, not having sufficient force
either to bomhsrd or blockade the port OF San Dos
mlngo concluded to postpone hostilities between
Dominica and Denmark for . time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

Rev. d. B. Lyme, (who will be remembered - the
"drum head' revivalist, by the volunteers In the
Florida campaign Of 1857 died at Pensacola, afsw
days ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02
sesr SAsFoRp's LIVER IsyIsoRAroR-

COMPOUNDED ESTrBELY PROM GUN.-Is a mid and ef.
!sctuai cathartic, sctirg first on the LIVER, to
eject its morbid matter, then on the etoRach and
els, and carries eff all matter that prevents
.beir heslthy action. and thus strengthens and
builds up the whole system very rapidly and is the
pest LIVER INVio0RAT0k
LIVER lNVlG0RATOk
LIVER 1NVIGoRATOR and
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
PURIFiE5 THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTiVEHE ESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CUBES CHRONIC DIARRHOK
Gold by all Druggists fe 26--6m
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SPECIAL MoyTcRs.'
~FAfRBANK's SoAIns.
WAREHOUSE,
NO. loe Main Street, Richmoad, "a.

WAREHOUSE.
NO. lo6 Mdta Street, Richmoad, "a.
4 nnVo'ra standard OF weights. and a correct .,,
sM OF Weighing arc subjects claiming the atten,ior
Oh avery individual In the country.
eV,Fect scale - o just arbiter between buy yey
and seller. and IL IL OF the utmost i'm
an instrnment 80 universally called upon 70 dec
aasstsons OF great value In the daily and hourly
VI SlsaSaons OF business. should be of stch rsIt
a0tstp and exdctaeSs 10 secure he con, fde,acs o.
az those scsse may be affected ty tse resats ,adic
ARE TIE LEaaLizsD STANDARD,
FOB CORRECT wsIaHr.
octaeee. oae ef fksrbdaks Scales ts use bv tie Is,
msrs sS and Otso Railroad Company and one ef an
otr nsaa,ctrer, recently tried in he Soar,
" eyyansoa ffeaS, baltimore The case occupied ta.
Susa,t teco dals and Jssaoe Sarshdt in delivering
s i's ascaSeo' stated as u. rssa If the euaence td
aesagaee 0 Fairbanks Scales" soos established
kXaMINE YOUR sCALEs.
a" nscoAkkoT SCALE WILL KsAw TnE VERY vrTALs
roVf or AN APPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS
Iest your scaies thoroughly, aud If found incor
IeGt, thfow them aside and buy one OF Fairbanks
sei.orassd tsd Scales. the universally acknowledged
WORD OF CAUTION.
ne ,seUe1raed rspstdtioss Of these Scales has in
g e5r tie as fdir5arks' scales" and psressTs rs
ea@ eerseD. IN raaay tsstances. been subjected "a
They can only be had in Richmond Of CLARK,
son; ANDERsON \ co, No i0o Main strest, who
are the agents. and who Eoop constantly on hand
PohTAbLE PLATkokN SCALES
rLATF0RM COUNTER SCALES
UNION, Or FAMILY SCALES
GROC&2S SCALES
NORMANT WAREHOUSE SCALES
EfES BALANCES
IMPROVED LETTER BALANCES
ANA deliver at short notice
WHEAT Oh HOPPER SCALES
FLOUR PACKING SCALES
COAL DEALERS AND FARMERS SCALES
HAY AND CATTLE SCALES
RhILRCAD DEPOT SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
NH l4-2m
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sErBuaRows' RELIABLE MEDICINE

The Great Spring Remedy of the day. cures
SCR0PULA.
RgEUM 4TIsM,
DYSPEPSIA,
NERVOUS HEADACHE
FEVkR and hGUE,
ERUPTt0NS OF THE SKIN,
PILES,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
GENERAL DEBILlTY,
&c, &c. &c, dc.
This valuable remedy is prepared by a Virginia
Chemist, and ia well recommended by prominent ci
tizens OF Eastern Virginia. For gale by
JOHN W GAkLICk,
kpothecary and Druggist,
27-lw Market flace, Franklin st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

The DYING NEVER WEEP.-It is q striking fact
the dying neuer Ueep. The circle of sobbing, ago-
nized hearts ground, produces not tear. Is it
that he is nsensible and stiff already in the chill
OF dissolution? That cannot be, for he asks for
his fathers hand, as if to gain strength in the
mortal struggle and leans on the breast of moth
er, brother, sister, 18th still conscious affec.
ton; aud just before expiring, at eve, after long
days converse with the Angel OF Summons, he
says to his oldest brotker-ihe last audible good
night of earth-"Kiss me-kiss mel" 1t must be
because the dying have reached point too deep
for earthly crying and weeping They are face to
face with higher and holier beings With the father
in Heaven, aud his angel throDg, led on by the
Son himself; and what are the griefs Of q MORN
ing, tears of a dying farewel-be it that they are
shed by the dearest earth-in that vision bright
of immortal life and eYeriaatng reunion!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

DEATH OF MADAME Bosro.-Madame Angiolin
Bosio, The most accomplished soprano singer liv,
ing, died suddenly at st. Petersburg on the 12th
of April. She had just returned from an engage.
meet at Moscow, and was about going to England
She will be recoliected the favcrite OF the d.
Vries troupe, which per formed In Richmond sew.
erai years ago, during a tour which the distin.
gaished artist made through the United states.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

EDUcArIoNAL.-Jos. McMurrsn, principal of the
Male Academy at Christiansburg, Va, having re-
signed that position, tho Montgomery Presbytery
have elected W. G. Hagan to fill the vacancy. The
same religious body 10 about erecting Female In.
sttute in Christiansburg, from plans furnished by
Henry ExalI, of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

nev Presbyterian church IL being baiit Il
Norfolk, Va.
ohas. y. Hovey, . well known dry goods mer'
chant OF Boston, died on the 26th ult.
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1870 sPRINa ANDsUMMER 1880
4occ q a ID Id -. 1occ

Having enlarged and rehtted my store, beg
lfa7e say my friends and the Pu5lic generally
that | am now prepared to show one OF the largest
AID best hasoI ted stocks of
DRY 6 o s
that have ever hai the pleasure of e1 hibiting il
this city, comprising general stock OF staple ana
Fancy Dry foods.
choice aud rich assortment Of LADI sS' DRESs
GOODS. of the newest designs, viz:
blsck and C0iortd SILKS
bEkAS es,
sHALLIE3.
UkGkNDIES,
hiUsLINs, LAWNS,
9ANTILLAS.
Err
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I H E DISPATCH,
MONDAY MORNING -. MAY ,s,e

muRfRhEsBoRouGH CoLLEos.--The Wesleyan Pe.
male college At Murfreeshoroush, N. O., under the
so'e presidency of ths Rev II Davis is said to be
In nigniy prosperous condition, having more pu-
p'is tnan 70 has had at any former time. We learn
from the caasen OF that place, that the next com.
mencemsnt will be a highly interesting occasion
Zoe annual sermon will be delivered on the l7th
1uiy'and the annual aidress.on the 18th the former
by the Kew Blackwell and the latter by the Rev
Leroy Lee, d. D., late Editor of the Christian
Aorocdfe The examination will take place during
the previous week, commencing on Tuesday.
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OFFlCE OF raE aIOHM0nD ADD
LAAViLLk RAJ, ROAD 90 - !
THURSDAY. Dec: 10, 1883 J


~ tors OF thisColBpaay. he'd this day, it WAS
Resoived, That Csn uIssionsrs be app fntsd 70
Tue Comp any, auth ,r ized the acts II Assembly.
a-sed th~ 25th day OF fsbrusry lc56 anS the 23tn
haIea. 1885 tor sxsenGing the ROAD 70 the Virginia
signsted. and at snch tim ss the ssid uommnsion-
era, at those places respecsveiy-or majority Of
time time and pisce to be given 81 ssem Tor NOT iess
thaG tnifty days and the books 20 be kept open or
tSs the Uo l % @ Is e the respective
placs named, viz: ~. 81.
Richmond 5.y-Jensrson w.rd-N Hill. gAss
4 Price. B W Richardson end r narvey Monroe
Ward,-Jos X Anosrson. II Kent and n Bas-
CHESTERFIELD County-w wooldIidgs. Dr. Wm
PoShatan Couaty-Beni " Tinnsy. Jas B aesss
Amelia County -Lcsnder Matters. Dr. W Chez
kotsewsy Coanty-s b Burke. VIM p Dickinson
Prince Edssra County--A DDickinsen. , = wor.
IunenDurs csanty"w Stokes. Dr Dsjsrnssss
Charlotte County Wood BOuidiu. Henry Caring
HALIFAX Count, t,-Thos Coleman. Jr, David Ohai-
Henry Cooaty-At Irisburg: Richard Lamp
kin. W IN Terry and San'i shelton.
Henry County-At ,estherwood's stsrs: wH
henry County-At Oarter's store; Jno Prunty,
WIN finney and German Carter
henry COunty-At YAK Level. fot6I x O8tWp GS
musl smith and etanfey.
Henry .ounty-At Kidgway: Jno Price, VIM
Trent and VIM Ehs field
Henry Couuty-At Horse Pasture: Peter p Penn.
D Il Spencer and Thoa Wa atkins.
Henry Court House-Wn Martin, II Smith and
Geo Hairst,n, sr 3
Pittsylyania County-.At Carriers Etors: Jesse
Carter v Witcher and L Carter.
fittsyivapia County-At Danyille Thos Neal,
Thos P Atkinson, q Pace, w 7 Sutherlin and "
Clark.
Pittsylvsnia County-At Stony Mills: VIM n
Payne, John Wiisos and r X sen.
Pittsylvania oounty.At Cascade: J Tinslsy. Dr.
J T. Bnf rd ard NJ n Millner.
franklin Gounty--At shady Grove: Phil Smith.
o stovali and 20 Prunty
| Franklin CouDty-At Pullamans Store: Peter
| Saunders, Jr, Christopher PullamanAnd James In
gram.
Franklin County--At Snow Creek q Choice. T D
Keen aud b Brooks
Patrick County-At Robin sons: Thos n CLARK,
Faulkner smith and Henderson Handy.
Patrick Court Hcuse-Sam'l g staples. W Cright
ard Henry Tu2zle.
Patrick Counly-At 2snn's Stores T Penn, Or
j hughes and W G stsples.
Patrick County-At Elamsville: Crawford Tur-
ner w Thomas and Chas koss
Leaksvi'ls. North Carolins--J u Renolds. Aus
Ward and Jones w Hurton.
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