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son in the mutual enjoyment OF then re. pec.
! tive property in social proximity.
The preceding article recognizes fully the
doctrine Of tie righ; OF the people of al the
states to g in'a ;ie territories with such pro.
perry ''N their respective S,.tc> rccognize |;
FFP"'A'e' S!u"t'cr Sovereignty, and denies
'"t power oi the people .: the territories to
le;'Nate t" the irilry Of the institution while
the territorial condition exists En, il seems
TO think that all thar is required. j., To leays
The matter entirely to the people OF the terrific.
RES and TO the judiciary. 1t does no, ike 10
approach the question, whether or not Congress
shall interfere 10 protect the rights Of the
Shareholder. io the event tha the people Of the
territories 10 mcdilc with slave property IN
such manner rs to iniurc or destroy it. or
refuse 10 protect ii whcn il needs pro,cction.-
The organ at Washington should not attempt
to shy around this vital point After concedng
the principle contcnded for IT should manfully
face all lis consequences. Ii should candidly
, and promptly say, that ii the people OF the
! territories shoHid attempt to mcddlc with slave
property within their limits, and the judiciary
honH prove inadequate 70 lis full and efficient
protection. Congress should interfere 10 protect
ii. Ii is insulting 10 the people OF the South
TO tel them that they have an equal right in
the public domain with the people Of the free
States, but that they shall no, have fall pro.
lection IN the enjoyment o! that right, if it is
Illegally invaded or inte:l,Ied with.
Tie Washington organ We imagine, will
find tia; i; will be compelled TO take the only
true and substantial ground with reference 10
this question which can bc taken. viz: that all
property existing in tie form n; slave labor or
cattle, OF horses, Or in any other FORM must DC
fully protected in the territories. lst, by the
people OF the territories. ii they Will I'd. by
the Judiciary, if that shall prove adequate; and
If both the former fail, or prove inadequate. to
protect such property, then, sd, by Congress
and the Executive Power of the United States.
10 propose anything short Of this i q cheat,
4 dclu>ion, and viii be rcpcllci by all honora.
be minds
What care the people Of tie South for rcSo-
lu;ioi:> and platforms, and oracular cXpcSitons
Of Official organs, recognizing; their rights, If
the party which puts them forth refuses the
necessary protection when their rights are in.
valcd: liov can they fail 10 regard such
iaY.r justice in any other light than as Insult.
III. NJ. the Washington organ will find tha,
the South VIII demand something more sub
>tantial than mere newspaper and platform pro-
lection. If they do moi, let us never hear ano.
ther word aLou: the right, Of the slave owner,
or Of nigScrs. Let the South acknowledge, Ut
once, that they surrender the whole question,
and that an abolltionizcI Democrat or a Black
Republican, is just as good rs the simpletons
who have been persuaded into tue error that
the people Of the South believe they have rights,
and are resolved 10 maintain them.
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10 such 81 vo,ir readers - take pleasure in
reading theological works I would commend
the volume entitled The knowled:c Of Got,
effectively considered" by Robert j. Brechin-
ridge. y. D., l.. l.. D.. Professor ol ThcCI-
o.y in the Dan,illc lkv.) Seminary.
This is great work Of master mini, and
has already taken rank with the giant iutcl!cct'
whose i,llne> are inscribed high Oh the roll oi
Fame. and whose influence for .ood will be felt
through all coming time. Ii i in fact the Boo!.
of the age.
II has excited the admiration Of the good and
the great; while il has provoked the envy oi
those who cannot bear tD have another rcccg-
ni5cd as their superior in talents and in.l;l.
cncc.
ll,ncc il has been not only severely crti-
ciscl by little minds. but unjustly denounced
by dishonest incn, who have vain!y sought 10
fix oa its author the ciargs Of plagiarism !,
char.c Of which themselves have been more
than once convicted before an intelligent ard
impartial public
It's gifted author may congratulate himself
that the efforts OF those woh Is in sheep cloth,
ing, are understood and appreciated, and t'ia;
those who have thus sought to drag him down,
have themselves fallen into the pit whiri,
their own lands have liggcd.
so it may ever fare with all su:h. aud nily
truth he thus cvcr vindicatcd. kHoy.
"The Theology" is published in tlr" city ol
New York aud Louisville, NJ. *.
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From Washington-The 0. S. Treasury.

WAsniycroN, June l0,h.-Thc Secretary Of
the Treasury has given notice that sealed pro-
posa.s will be received until the Goth instant,
ior the issue Of any portion ofthe whole Of tlyc
millions OF dollars IN Treasury note>, IN ex-
change for the gold coins oi the United States,
under the authority Of the acts OF Congress ot
1857 and lS5o-tlc interest not 10 exceed SIX
per cent,,m per annum The receipts oil the
Treasury for the week ending on Monaay last
amounted TO $500. 200. draft, issued, 81, u.s.
900; amount subject to draft. S3,1.4,ooo.
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HENRY LANE,
IkNIlS TstlNIt
JANIts T. TUNFkINs,
'bCRr llpu-s. IA, .IGne 2-cirt.
COW nISSI;,N EtsS,

Z % VI VI M % 4. K "
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DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF Tut CIRCUIT COURT
ID Of the civ Of Richmond. entered e 3rd day Of
JGn- ISIS, in the sl Ot GOScs W-bb"r, &c, We SHALL
special Commissioners, sell the premises, the
FIRST DAY or JULY, $50, Il fair. I. the first fair
day thereafter the Tract Of Land situated la the upper end
ot tie count. Of Hanover the Old Mountain Road,
- mile from Eic!"a, and adjoining the lands Of
wm L. irby Vim H. SacEols ami o.lrrs eon.ainln. about
259 acrcs-i0 Of which heavily tu,brr-d with oak and
pine, aud the rr>iGae covered "h pine wood IL well
suited 10 the growth .! CON- v!.a; and tobacco, and Is in
a healthy n.lhborlloO..
TERMS SALE-Onrtorr,h cash. To be paid by the pur
chaser into of the banks OF the city Of Rchond; and
the balance in equal inst amen,s and years.
be seeu,d by bonds bearing Interest from the day OF
sale and tile 10 hs retained ill the order OF The Court
JAMES LYONS, !coum,.r..
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r;-o. q, n;nc;,na.i-Loes Fifteen Thousand Dollars

CIyc,yy,ri. June Io-At eight o'clock last
,,;.,b, y, fire broke ont in The turning shop Of
john Piper, situated On Front street, and the
,,,,,es Immediately communicated with the
rarpenter shop of Wm Jones, and feed store
of French i Williams The entire property
was totally destroyed. The loss amounted to
5000 No insurance.
1t two O'Clock this morning Richard Ash
crafts saw mill, in East Front street, was dam
aged bv fire The loss is estimated at $1,000,
on which there is 4 partial insurance.
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GrSsxEg IIARRIso,
Univ RSITY OF VIRGINIA.


TJIE Faculty will proceed the Il, Of July next !" al
Il point State Students, to fill vacancies winch "i' i"
exist In he following districts:
IIi-Norfolk and Princess Anne.
V-S,ssex. SuuihsniI,o: and Girceirriilc
vl.-Cy of Petersburg and Prince George
NiI.-Powhatan Cumberland aud Chesterfield.
IN.-LunenLurg. Soitoway and Prince Edward.
Nv.-Camphcll and Apponiattox.
NNl.-Ciy OF WILLIAMSBURG James City. Charles ''y'
New Kent, York. Elizabeth City and Warwick
XNiI.-iiancver and ienricO.
Xyil.-Caroline and Spot.y lyania
XXlIl.-StaCord. King George and Prince WILLIAM
NXII.-Fauquier and ltappalannocI.
NxyII.-Madson, CupepeE, Orange and Greene.
XXvllI-Albemarlc.
XXIy-Lousa, Goochland and Fluvtnna.
XXXII.-IIamp.hirc, Hardy aid Morgan.
XyXuI-Prederick, Clarke and Warren.
XXXIv.--shenanloah and Pasc
XXXy.-EOckingham and Pcndle;on.
XXXNI-Augista.
XXXyII-Bnth. Highland and RocEbrid:c
XXXVIu u-Allrshany, Do,etourt, Roanoke and C'ait ,
XXXIX-Carrol, Grsyson, Floyd, Montgomery and
yL.-Mrrcer, Monroe. Giles and Tazewell.
XLI-S,nyth Wythc and Washington.
NLlI-Scott, Lee Russell and Wise
XLllI-kanawha, Putnam, Logan, Doohe' wyoming
yLv.-Niason, Jackson, Ca5ell Wayne and Wlr;
XLyI.--R,chl-, poddriSc, Harrison, Peasants ana
yLyIlI.-ur.hur, Barbour Lewis, Gmer, Randolph and
Tucker.
Applications. accompanied hy proper iesinohi & Gm
be addressed the subscriber, aud should reach c e"
vcrsiy 10y the 18th OF June
~ State Students exempt from charges io hh
lao tuition rent, and Of the Library out a's
to- rovde for all other expenses.
circular, giving fuller information viii be 70
such 5 apply FOR it. :. HAErlN,
April 2s-c6w Chairman OF the Faculty.
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GOV. WISE.S LATE LETTER.

Some OF our Northern cotemporalleS OI INC
press. have had much 10 say in cenSure, or IN
sncc. of the late letter of Gov. Wise, upon the
great questions of the day-the rights Of the
States in the public domain of the Union;
Souattcr Sovereignty, Sc. 1t is indeed, very
long document, filling abont thirty large news
paper columns But We lave read the letter.
and pronounce Il to he one Of the ablest and
most profound papers upon the questions above
mentioned, that has yet appeared tits replete
with valuable and interesting historical infor-
nation, and powerful and convincing ar.g'i-
mcnt Merely for the purposes Conformation;
il nothing more VIC advise every man to read
it. The document does great credit to the en-
enlightened and able Governor of Virginia.
| TCaHcodiN. HI Democratic S"nd"r". .".
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,rnpTuERN MARKETS.

NEW YorK. June ll.-FIonr has advanced
1o,,s. State 81 30a6 20; Ohio, 81 s5a7 10;
con,bern ] - 3oa1 -. Wheat closed buoyant:
So",bern white 81 s0al s,sc. DO. red, !!
80. Western white. 81 SEC. Corn closed
huoyant: mixed. s6las7c.: Yellow, 92as3 cts.
part closed quiet Lard c. 'sed firm at llta
lie. Whiskey closed du.l II - Cts
BALTIMORE, June ll.-Flour closed steady.
with small sales Of Ohio at s.. Wheat closed
dull but steady; white lC0al65c.; red lo0a
18oc. Corn closed dull and heavy; yellow has
declined &c, closing at S3ae7c. Provisions
closed dull and heavy. Whiskey closed drli
and nominal at 29c.
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LAND AND NEGROES,


WILL SELL at pubic Auction, OH THURSDAY, THE
18TH DAY OF JUNE mkt, my property Ut Christians
Vile Va consisting Uf about thousand llNal acres Of
valuable LiSD Including the village property (Which Is eN.
t-n>iyc Tan AID Tobacco Factory. together wl;h f-
teen valuable Negroes, eight young, likely and wvlLr"ke
Mule, stock of al lidS, Carts, Wagcus &C., &c. Tie
Roanoke Valley Railroad rEt",,ou frviu CIark>vlle
Keysvil!c, ,he Richmond ad nsnvc Railroad. wlil
pass through the land and there will be depot at the vii
aSc. II not sold privately before the 18th day VI Jane
next (cf which due no.icc sill be liven> certainly will
be sold then Teens LIBERAL AMI will b. mad" known
the day Of sab
Purchasers requested 10 view t;c property. will
take pleasure ia showing il, /: is deeaed unIieces
sry TO give detailed description OF the property here
II i believed that viii purchase before viewing IT,
Suffice TO say, That Il lies both sides NJ Butchers Greek
and ia miles north u: Bcyd,on and Clrsvile and Is miles
south of kersvr There is fair proportion u; Greek and
Branch Land upon il; aud Sine springs of excellent
water than any the Greek Ab'u, "n-lrd uf the
L,nd Is 2a.s, te balance in original forest and pines
The Land can lee divided to sui purchasers.
!. /. FINCH
Ti"-. r. NrSs i SIS. Aucts.
&c The Petersburg Express viii please copy twice a
week until day OF sale ar rwarlh "a me at Christians
Vile, Va. for settlement. i. T. r.
MAJ
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n,aaGaArlG PAPER FOR sslE.

,InrriSu,Tt, DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER. pub
'll % e. .: the larses. and best countie' il West
= y..rls with business lnd circulation extending
S mountains ;hc Ohio river. i, offered tor >ac low:
f.n, proprietor wishing 20 retire from ho turmoil vi
.,I. NC Qur, lie. For further Information oi,-
',..,h Nh. .oss q! the Enquirer.
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WTANTEDs--A clsgyman and married man, who has
w had several years experience In teaching "a gradu.
ate OF one Of the best European Cnirerses dsrous Of
changing his present location, wss Classical School or
Female Seminary Of high grade Location, South or
Southwest. Best rofersuees gwen Address, ,r,.
NAY 2s-eow " - onlce Of the Richmond Enquirer.
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EXECCTOK,S NOTICE.


I iRGlNiA:-M Supreme Court Of Appeals, held
~ L@"i,tGrc. on Tucsdsy, Angus, 81. l>I>,
Fl',i hat'- Clerk, when he shall max. ont the aTgi-
- .1s.r. q l ready for hearing at the next
g. aN a!rl!-e he different Circuits aud paris Of Cir
y. Ta 'hc ,rri,d!c,on Of this Court, in the following
a' naa 'hl! a''sn 10 each the following number oil
~ c.'rr' Haa.on, Judge from 10Th July to 1a'h in
:a c'ea-NcCoaias, Judge; from Goth July to $ls',
10 t;'i:-Bacy Judge; from st August to Cd in'lu-
N csrai:-C .mdea Judge from Sd August to 4ih, H.
:ta ci;ca,Taompson, G. w., Judge; from 3,h Angus;
. u, lres-iv-.
- c!'ca:-Eai.;on, Judge from -. Angus, to 10th,
asI.,iye
~ tirca,-Tioapson L. p, Judge; from 18th Angus,
; ~, i;clsiv-
- o'rU,-Fuserson Judge from 9th August to 10Th,
va ."a Ci'ca-ruon. Judge; from SIS: August 10 9Th
','--b,:, inclusive.
- ,Fca: Parker Judge; from ',h Arcu', to -ih Sep
'Sa-r. inclusive,
- Copy-Trs:e
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VALUABLE FARM or $40 ACi;ES,
IN NEW KENT COUNTY, NEAR PAMCSkf RIVER,
AND WITHIN y NILES OF TIE fUKk KINEK
RAILROAD. FOR SALE.

RAILROAD, FOR SALE.
yyyIE subscriber offers for sale the valuable Farm on
which he now resides II contains about $40 acres, Of
which about ~. acres cleared and the remainder well
-, in fine timber AMI wood 1t adj Joins the Whi,rliouse
estate the land. OF Messrs John d. Christian and John e.
Appcr.on within - miles of Richmond and * miles of
IA. York River Railroad The buildings on the place IRE
nearly new and are ample enough for the accommodation
OF large family. There !, The place large orchard
Of CHOICE trai;s Of al The different vr.ir'ie' Nearly all
the open land has been married. and ed ana clover ana
ps.,er ,. hee freely used and there Is ncxhasble
quantity Of iuarl OH the The farm !, beautifully
situated aud the soil OF quality equal TO the Panuky
0ats Persons Disposed TO purchase respectfully re-
nur.e, To view he place, which will be- 'hc"u them with
pleasure. by the subscriber
For terms, apply 10 him or 10 Messts Goidin APP
person. Richmond "ML 4. MahiHo,
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More Frost Ice in June.

EAsToy, Pa, June live had a heaty
frost in this region last night and ice 10 '''e
thickness % q quarter dollar was fouhu, .
PmLApELPnA, June li.-lhcre "'' 'i''' IA
this vicinity last night.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-14
;Ii1.E MEnIoAN scHooL INsTIruTE

Is practical medium FOR providing Families SCHOOLS
and Colleges with competent TEACHERS; TEACHERS with
positions parents with Information concerning the be,.
schools the country schools bought and sold hrst
class seminary now for sale-chcap
Books Charts Maps Music &C. &C. supplied at efoe'''
rates . - , =.
References Faculty Amherst College, Hen. TEeo. Frens
huys,n l. L. D. ct al. Send for 4 circular
SMITH, wOODMAS CO.
6yq Chestnut Street, Phladelplia
June O-ltjI,cku2w 3i6 broadway, New York.
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GREAT FIRE AT SALEM, MASS.

\ fire broke out in the stable Of the Mansion
House, at Salem. Mass, on Wednesday morn
ing last, about o'clock. which destroyed the
hotel and large number Of stores and bnild-
inss. y hostlcr, named llaton who slept in
the Mansion House stables, was burned to death,
and his di>ligurcd remains were found the next
morning. The stables Of the Essex House were
burned. bnt the horses were saved. Most oi
the furniture Of the Mansion House was de-
strovcl. AMI but few of the boardcrs save,lany'
thing OF their private property The number
of buildings burned is about forty.
The fire is supposed to have caught in the
Mansion House stables from pipe or cigar =
Mr.. j. $. Lcavitt. who occupied the Mansion
House. has the heaviest loss--it being stated
at $4,000, on which there was abont Sls,'oo
insurance
Among the principal occupants Of the store,
and shops destroyed arc the following: +, :
Weeks L Co, bool, sellers C. II. Norris, tailor
Remoni & Babcoch. hir.dre>sng ,;'looni D.
Trercnd dcalerin sewing machines Wentworth
Il Fifeld, stove dealers +. Porter. provision
store: ). Henderson, shoe store; ;. ;. South
ard, carriage builder; f. Abbott, painter; Bur
bank & Son, painters; F. Lorins, carriage
builder; Whitney & Tuttlc, harness makers
James Clark. blacksmith: George H. Pearson
blacksmith; Whpple X Co., book store; Wm
Garrett, dry goods.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.

Augusta. June lo.-Thc steamer John
Lawton exploded near Savannah last night.
Eight persons were killed. including the cap
tain, the pilot, the assistant-engineer, passen-
GER named John S. Montmolin and man
named Goty of Barnwell. A number Of per
sons were scalded and wounded, some it Is
feared fatally. The steamer is total loss.
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THE VOLUNTEER MILITARY IN ENGLAND

England has at last Welded 10 the force of
circumstances, and is now encouraging the
formation of volunteer rifle companies aS 4
means of defence. The example o: the United
States in this matter. and the sudden raising ol
M army 10 fight the MeNican>. out Of the y"''n-
tccr military organizations OF this country,
have not been without their effect in that conr-
trv. Some old fear perhaps of trained troops
not in the service Of the Government may have
kept her from adopting this measure before, but
now the Government sees that the best de-
fender Of her soil is militia who voluntarily sub
nit to military training, perfect themselves in
discipline, practice with the rifle till t!ity be-
come good marksmen, and who also individual
| ly bear the expenses Of this training. With
! this volunteer spirit properly stimulated in SO
. brave Il nation, England will soon have hight
( in. force which she can always rely upon IN
an emergency, either tor defence or invas9n
/ and have no necessity Of employing foreign
auxiliarcs to fight her battles The Times re-
! commcndS that the attention Of the ncw COM
panics shall bc turned chiefly to rifle practice,
so as to become sure mark>!ncn, as the Chief
value of Il soldier is in his sure aim; the iield
! movements and cYolutions can bc learned with
: yerv little training afterwards. 1t says:
''lIitherto the greatest characteristic OF all
I military forcc--at least since the use of fire
arus-has been waste Of powder. In old times
We know that English archcrs would shoot 50
wholly together that no body OF men could or
did stand before their shafts; hat with the
muskct it was conputed,on reasonable grounds,
that 24l shots ont of 80 might Us well never
have been fired When it is rccollcctcd fur.
ther, that troops rarely crossed bayoncts, and
tina; such cyccutiona> was done. was done most.
lv by muskct balls, it will soon he seen how
many soldiers stood usclc>sly in rank ~ swell the
/ mortality Of the fortrcsS Or the hospital. 1t
is hardly possible To calculate the effect of 4
force in which every muskct would tell
and tell it should, if our volunteers do
their duty Nothing ought to live within
range of their pieces. Its bcyolyl all doubt or
question that rifles can be made which. viii.
proper handling, will deal certain death five
hundred yards, or more. II is equally beyond
question that wc as a people, are naturally
ant in such exercises, and that we are better
uilalifcd to attain something like universal
proficiency in them than almost any other na::
ton Here then, are first rate weapons and
first rate hands. We hope the next few months
will see the two put together, AID then we may
snon orr finocrs at INVASION
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THE LOTUS:
, MONTHLY MAG AIN E.
.vN1E cHAMRERs KETcNuM.

,,;r SO amber 0. This enterprise, bc=anus with
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- .-s of .sr gors would comaend it u the patronage
n, l,-e genuine literature. III, commenced uader
-. favorable 4l.!cr> IL ciatd Editor stands G'st
-. v'rr: ,vi> o: the pre- Sn age -! English Verse,
f.,,,.I ~ . cops a. brilliant contributors both Ia
a, T-rn:ry and sgopc viii furnish mca'h!y Is choice
-, .. aS:-lc:.rs e:tr.aEen, - a.; psfioaea' OF The
,-i c,.::!a ro;hii: sectional ,cc;ar.n: but
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.s~i .yus~r time iI.an paid i2r. booksellers and
,s--s applied :traS usual 10 tr ;r-i=. Great
1-a's-' L. MCTfoS { CLARK,
ya.-,:. M-mphs. Tennessee.
TO EDicOkS AND PRiSTEiS>.
,,,ur .-ib-r. ne. l.ay- 70 call attention 20 their
.rocS vP PRINTING TYrES ORNAMENTS. Bog-
Tygs PErSSrS Sc *. large siiply OF which they keep
r.tacly o. hand theft Type anu Stereotype Foundry,
Ia s., told -. New York
We -haye foil assortment % u" S'uVi> FciuTeh AZ
'-''' C.SES, CHAsES. GAiLEYs &C.,
lpo. zhA ae equal III every respec, to any man
. I'D IN iii, country. aud which WILL sell on the
,a,i -t. viz ,ix months. credit Or approved negotiable
,-, or ten per cen; di>coui; icr cac Old Type taken
sInse :o7 re" a, the CUSTOMARY te" "l inne cents per
Ind delivered a.ihu IL days !.oln iai- q: purchase,
,a,.lse s!A ce.i- i'ef rsa::i
w. TAGAR, JE. i co.
r. rrier>isncj A1iNT N V:s.INiA for III. above vel!
,ss1 establishment can supply Tue tr-!- Ni'h Every d"
.-iyion OF rssTiX0 NATtSiAs, {. t"' ianuacu ureis'
2. -. ,n! - :a- sane liberal terms.
H,y;a. printed .i. 'RicuMcND ENQuIayl. for upwards
80. v-a with tye aal other materials purchased from
N.,-, H,sAh e.. an induced 10 recommend materials
t.s .asir cs,a bii,uiri; in preference TO o:hers.
s,:a-u Bycs. ~. b.. furnished 10 the trade anil such
A :. as sA b: eiec ed viii be forwarded with despac
WN. B AllEGEE.
EicLmsnd VI.
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F,a:-c;T; Melaphi'. 'rn"e'see.


Two Certificates o. Stock fihc Farmers Raul o! VIZ
.als Ia ~. name of A:n Z. Mactnd,r. numbered
- q! ,ty-G shares dated March llth, lsiS, and the
-, numbered = ri. 70. five shares. dated Is. 0ctohe-
~ Ay.as h- los: m-a.d. application VII! bc made
- renewal OF n. sare. a! III persons are hereby call
4 ,pn show caus there hc any, why certificates
~ 30 sane -lal not he is~ued JOHN DgliREE,
uv1t--.ir, Administrator Of Ann L. Mlcslr.icr dee