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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY %, 1859

ccntr,tc their strength at Norfolk, since even
Baltimore must profit by the growth and pros
perity Of that city. But that Staunton or
Lynchburg should try to profit at the expense
of Richmond or the eastern cities is absurd
1t is in fact, impossible! We might as we'll
Kill the roots and water some peculiar branch
ofthc tree, in order to make that peculiar and
favored branch live.
This brings u> back 10 our starting point
and the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad en-
terrriSe We advocate this road because it IS
connection required to make one Of our old
est State roads profitable; because it is required
to facilitate the mails and business trans
actions between our eastern cities and the
great commercial centres Of the North and
free Us from the Inconvenience of 4 frozen Po-
toniac during severe periods of the winter be-
cause it is required 10 promote the best inte-
rests Of the State at largc-to counter;ict that
suicidal policy which attempts to build up the
interior at the expense Of the tidc-watcr cities,
and which tends consequently to make us more
and murc tributary to Baltimore and the North;
and because it will be Il paying road from the
beginning. and will not cost the Statra cent
1t lies wholly in Maryland, but connecting with
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad is. aS beneficial! to our interests Is the
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad connect,
ing with onr South-WeStcrn line. and H. bcncii-
cial to the interests Of Richmond and PETERSBURG,
as our North Western r0a,ls now are to Batl-
more. We have only reason 10 fear those
roads which lead from our inffrior to intiurn-
lial cities outside Of the State, since they re-
tard the growth of our own But those routes
which connect the Eastern cities arc mutually
beneficial. Baltimore cannot draw oil our trade,
if her lines terminate in our tido-watcr cities,
since our facilities for export will soon be equal
to those of that city. But if her lines are
thrown ont To our rich valleys, then her snpc-
rior attractions will draw that trade on which
our own cities depend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25
~ TnE GovE.sNoIs OF VIRGINIA.

-Ivpr\S a vacancy has occurred in the judiciary OF
~ & by the death Of Green B Saniuels,
W ~ J:i:.> ~ the Supreme Cour, OF Appeals. who
s ;,l Jui-c o! the third judicial section, composed
.u,i-, % CulPtrcr, Madison, Grccnr, Orange, Abe
- I.,S, Elavauna. Goochlaud. Nelson, Amherst,
- -l.r Augusta. Bath Penic:on. Highland. Rocking
SHENANDOAH Warren. Hardy. Clarke. Frederick,
1.,rs M,r:sn Berkeley und Jefferson; therefore. In
,.iy 10 law. the sheriff Of each Of said counties Is
-.,,irc.l 10 cause election to he held therein
-fy The iI;a day Of April next, nt the place. pre-
- iy law for Judge Of thc Supreme Court OF A-
- ,,,;ply the vacancy Aforesaid.
,n,,r nv hand Governor and under the seal Of
;Ae Commonwealth. st Richmond this seventh day
: a: J,nuAry l>IY. a. IN the sd year o; ihc Com
=" ..,nW,alth HENRY \. WISE.
. ,,EeRGL ". MrNroHD.
Sts,t;ryc he t"m@0n@eG'N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

RICHMOND
OWES cr!hc- la, completed his Mill for grinding
l ter located the dock at the mouth OF Shocsoc
= rim s.r.rd aud coaplc:e machinery sufficient 10
,y demand for the prrsrn that may arise In many
x s come lie Is prepared to supply orders for
rrt GE0CNn PLASTER, tpulvcrized t. = degree that
r.. .g.s,,eil from heavy stock Of superior Nova
- LAMP rocarrd with the greatest care, with the full
i.,.. that a great deal of Lump Plaster Is entirely
l., :, e farmer, and ilaters himself that his long
-i.,c. ia il business, with the close attention and
:. 4. .r = will enable him TO supply the demand from
.i ;,r!, STATE, with ias valuable fertilizer In its
.,-r. ,al richest state, and NJ Satisfactory prices
M !al de: rrmi;on 10 sustain the established repl.
. - M, house for PURITY RICHNESS. he respectfully
-...ri.-, JOHN n. CLAIBORNE
Ny1,-,t,S;Na No. II Pearl street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25
coHMIsSIoNER'S OFFICE,


~ tHE CREDITORS OF PHILIP 4 BEAMllAM, DECD.
'-s-,t, !ecr-c Of the Circuit Court Of Rici'mnnd
= arIaryi the October term. l>''>. Ia the suit
F-.' Er.uhlr.'> Executors. against Lacy \. Brain
AL 'er, ia. Creditors OF Philip a. Bramsain decd,
-'-'y ;.de, 20 produce their claims before 'nr Al
III :. p-9r-:ly authenticated, ON TUESDAY, the >'h
t t'rIty - 20 enable me to take The accounts 81
" i..',an, ordered in said decree. whether such
..,' the estate of the said Philip a. Braniai.
. ~ 49, ,4ch 4. are provided for hy certain past
20" ~la'rar, T. w PENDLErON, Comm r.
-.. -. =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25
THE MARKETS.

BALrrMoKK. Jan. 2s.-Flour . quiet-salcs
of Howard Street and Ohio at IS % TO 5 30 per
bbl: City Mills s. 25. White Wheat 81 so to
80; red 81 80 Corn "a to IS cts. Oats 10
to IS cts. Rye Sc cts Rio Coffee i II to II
cts: I.arlayra IL! to l2. cts; Java ii TO 10
cts. Bacon, y cts. for shoulders, 9t cts. for
sides. Joy TO ! ct>. fu hams Lard lIs 70 IL
cts.
NV YoKS. Jan. 22.-Flour is buoyant:
State s:ja5 90; Southern 81 65a5 so. Wheat
firm and unchanged Corn is firm: mixed s5a
SIZE PORK steady old mess, flT so; prime,
sI3 2jal3 20. Lard is firm at llial2ic.-
Wh;.kcy dull at 2S c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25
-rllE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
.ryi,,liED pMLY, SEMi'WEkkLf AND WEEKLY.
Nv P1TcHIE. DUNNAvANT. TYLER & WISE.
TER MS:

.-pu,r p,rEs. seven dollars per auuuin and i, the
: i,', doiiars il taken Tor shorter period than
~ the SrNWsssLY. five dollars per sniiu,n. and
i,l,-s for SIX months. payable In advance For the
:. per annun. or siN copies FOR So 20 hc paid ia
'N,y +. ADVANCE When letters containing monc! are
~ nail they mus, hc registered they w! be at The
=, q the writer's: ,.r.,.,
= tfr,.>G ENQUIRER ApvgErI>iNG SHrEI l. luhii-hrt
W-lnls lay. the monthly circulation Is iNtnl! ihoI-
,i-. Advertisements inserted ~ .. cents per i'ie
- ~ ,u-, 20 this olce may he reuitird per nail in
~, available Bank notes. il registered, at the risk oi
y, Fi,ers r-,.,,,.. -, p,...o., ,.x,..,,;,,
;. i... ~. charged FOR advertisements,
f-7,t distance musi be accoinpanen with The adj
az ..sfac,ory references, to insure execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

,,EuOVAL.-The subscriber has removed To Cary
II ,'5yr'. aoin!n: the Old Columbian ho,ei' second
- l., ~ i,I street, leading To Shocsoe Warehouse,
, l I'll ., heretofore. attend TO The sales OF all kinds
= ...a,.. ;ryI!ce. Tobacco. Wheat Flour, Corn &c.
y-i i.1 4, c,gal keep constantly on hand Peruvian,
80. '.f-l and So..brero Gvano, Ground and Lump
-. G-,..,ir, &c ALIEN. GARRETT.
Il, 4, Mile. : ,l associated with him who will give his
... ,.-. IA! l,,ea,.on 10 the sale Of Tobacco.
M ,,ke iii, opportunity OF re;uruin; my sincere
The liberal patronage extended 10 ine heretofore,
.'l.,...i: continuance OF the same.
49, A e..
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SITUATION WANTED.
c,,n Nv .rK,\SDN.

'rHuiSsluN MERCHANT. Office front bu.inc, Shocsoe
NArehou,e Richmond. Va. still continues 10 sen on
aai,.iua Tobacco Wheat Flour, Corn. &C.. and would
Sc, '-.tre'l,y solicit consgumratS from his old friends
le r.bi- generally with the renewed his
t:-.,-y fort will be male to promote their best
:e-,.; Jan il-cwlm
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iHGl>It- At u Circuit Cour, continued and held
--.A-- n. Cnnm,y 81 N. Cnmrihomsc. ON Thnrsday

! .'sHtNsN " Circuit touTt cnhtlilucu NV"
'trH'inr County. AZ the Courthouse, on Thursday
.'1'.r %! l~.>.
.'s Va. %. and other paupcr- Plaintiffs
ksIiu.,
.l Witt, administrator Of Richard D. White. dec d.
White. James " Par;low, VIM. T.. White, In ms
."' Az m Ti.h, ofhi, wife Mary T., who was Mary T.;
y. i' Mars J. White hls WIFE, william Barlow ana
- y i.' vie who vas Martha \. Par.low William VI
''r'f:r T. Phillips In his own rigi, and in right OF
'7 i''' I, who va, Eliza r White and Eliza F Phil
-, 80 VIZ l'''Ii Peasants and Minerva his wife who
''sr'A i'hi!p.. Nhrr, White, Joseph White and other
Defendants.
~ appeal from the County CDGr, "f Caroline Coun-
.r'''on o' The probate of the will Of Richard Is.
-. --.' - 'lt- proceeding Is prov" and admit to
-, 10: paper purpcringio be the last will and
.. ~ ".,t,rJ l.. White decd; AMI affidavit having
r. '..l Ned ;ha; the defendants Edmund I. White,
A ~ T"i'pN. William l.. White in hi own right and IN
a. - -, We Mary H.. who wa, Mary T. Parilo~ aud
H M, William i:nrnw and Martha A. his ~if",
- ella \. Psrtow. William VI Phillips. George y.
~ ~ l'' wa right aud in rich, Of his wife Eliza T.,
-, fh" White aud Eliza y. Phillips his wife, Joseph
a. - - -, tii Minerva his wife who Minerva Phillips.
- ,"a''- and Joseph White. non-re-idents u The
'f-ia II is ordered. that the .aid defendants ap-
'it''r second day Of March term next, after due
-" 81 thi. notice for month and do wha. is
- 20 '''ec' their interest in ih. proceeding.
!,, ACopy-Te.,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

The undersigned. Directors Of the Bank OF liosdsvXs
have examined the nneIe s,aiYent OF The condition ~
.ai anL and certify that they believe 20 br correct
,.n under our hand, this 9Th January, ~
W. A. TURNER President,
H. W. ElS0h,
r. J.. WILBOtRS,
J. C. CIiILDRESs,
J. " EI@s0M
On til. ~, dxy Of January. ~? iartsook, Cashier
81 the Bank Of oSarsrill. mad oath before the subscn'
her Justice for the county o' Albenarle mat the above
statement, j correct the best Of his knowledge and be-
H.. ". A. TURNER, j. p.
r. X. Cralle. Esq, of Virginia is preparing
an elaborate biography Of the late John c. Cal
houn from his private papers.
eA-O-S>---
Robert Brumley, one ofthc defenders ofNor'
folk in the war Of 1912, died in King William
county. Va. OH the sth inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25
..,i eeir Gf:o. X. TAYLOR. Cll.

NoiN NE.-An Creditors Of the late Cen VIM r. Cor.
&. ~ vii b. good make known to the under
Slir!o,-.ville without delay their respective de-
''.' ''her,. wM. J. ROBERTSON,
g. Administrator Of Vim. ,. Gordon, deed.
4''''-'Sills Dec 2i-c.w
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A.. G..
,lrA>TED-Ar THE COLUMBIAN

,1->NTED-Ar THE COLUMBIAN HOTELS
W 'l.,ni 10 open this house in March next. wish I"
.y ar,. -nlc Manager a1d Two competent Assistants.
w. s.ef i - obtain the best for ,he several posi-
=. All wi:h ich as will suit, will make liberal arrange.
"a. aer 10 pay good salaries give ;hc,n n;eres,
LIE Al,.uy,> ~ niiy he preferred.
,Dn,,.,,i,n. vii! tr received un,i 18th February.
T6. b3u-e will he newly furnished throughout, and with
..,sn; have every confidence that the old friends
On. -ColGn.i may rely upon it, being placed fully up
r4 Il possible even ahead of its old reputation for
,a.,-: aai good lvi;-, with moderate charges.
,,.-.,. JOSEPH II. CRENSlIAW.
IL. A..
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l$Ol9.
80. NEGRO HIRING. Is
T.. 4. ]. CLOI'TON,


nyyltE corner Wal. and Franklin streets, opposite
!csH,ou. iiill Co., Richmond, Va. The subscriber
= ry.Tu ~, acknowledgements 20 his friends ana pat
'e .= ftvor, iGrin: the past year, and would inform
- '! h- .,il continues the business of HIRING OUT
'i,.nE, '-a'in: ont houses collecting Claims ami all
- l-.uc, pertaining to II General Agency. to All oi
o. a~ eve. hs personal attention. Parties in the coun'
" -. uay the hiring 81 their negroes to him,
oi every attention being paid 10 getting
e- ah.r but good hoInc. and ia the event OF sick
- .l. h,. medical and personal attention >ha! always
-'ir.-j NEGROES FOR HIRE THE COMING YEAR
D. yi,; IN TO me early after Christmas pos
Ia,., =, 4 distance 20 whom am personally unknown
..-: 20 --'-r !, she following persons:
s,sl'Nr-N. 3. Hill. Baker 4 Peasant,.
81. ~ CIsLS CvrSrY.-Dr. Thomas Laiah- pr. u.
l.''.--.v
t',.I tacSr,-N J. Is whitlock. DR. f.. l.. Wright, Dr.
.'.i.' 70 L,,,l- Eiwari r Noel, Dr. Rev. Roy, Geo l.
40 : wright.
a.. W,l.i,x CorNrY--Iohn L. Laiane, wn,. Z. Latane
= ys'a i,g.,
n-t.t,r.; C,cSTr--Dr. 7. G. Cior;on.
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nO1J.NHS S5tEWNEn.-
GEORGE L. HERRING,

No. Sc, MAiy STREET,
l. rgrs a,ways hand full stock OF Groceries, to
IA a. :. invites his customers and the public general
,lsn ,,v. strict attention the sale Of country pro-
- s.i /, now prepared 20 furnish grain bags 10 his
,-;. /. rho w:,A 20 send their grain to lin 20 sell
GEORGE I. HERRING.
IA, l-e.s No IS, Main -.
N-OTICE.-Wc wish -u,lloy Teacher. who has
Y rda.'-i al the University "f Virginia on Anci-ui
l....,.-, n! Mathematics, take charge O! school
~ l;r ,i..n Court House The session TO
2: ,i - March Address eer subscriber. al Buck!ns.
.., "A wM. HOOKER.
D.. i.-r.aw TiiOS. :. PERKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

,dence Of beverly Tucker ESQ., American Consul Liver
pool Mrs CORA WOOSTER wife Of D. Pehrman Eq.. la.s
Of this city leaving Ave interesting children with an only
sister residing whose loss reparabIe-and 70 fhoee
Who so well remember the Lovely Cora Jarrb there
consolation 10 knowing that In distant land, her last mo-
blessed by the care Of one Ike heef-. pure
beloved and .potIes. daughter u Virginia Cp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

SHOOTING ScnArE ~ NoEroiS.-A gentleman
known in Norfolk A. Dr. Frank Luc-. i reported
to have -lot man the 18th int. at fhr "fii'f "
hrreh and Queen street..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

. FEMALE TEA CHER WANTED.-TheuI uI-
4 lc-.acI desires employ for the ensuing year
as 20 :-.ch Mlsic aud French In :he Ashland Female
,-a.alry T, o: experience and undoubied quaica'
~ so can furnish satisfactory testimonials 10 cha
M .d capacity instruct. high salary will lee given.
. southern .r.,laa:. preferred. Address, immediately,
CHARLES L. STUART
De-, CIV Ashland Hanover county, Va.
u,YES'rS DOLLARS iIE AED.-iw wlpa
M ,bcy. sum :or the apprehension aud delivery Of my
-. DANIEL lie ran away tn" 81 of Jaunury, lisp lie
q, !r.,-d in clothes made Of staua,on Jeans GOA, cut
49, aaou: - years old Ozark color has bad counicnanc"
f.,g. some sores on his i,g- lie frotl Gooc
coaaty Address Henry J.. Holland. Gum Springs
/ county, Va. or apply TO -
T. c. ANDERSON,
a., f--ci. At Crenshaw Quarles & Co, Broad Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25
MARRIED. .
DIED..

M.,,,p on Thursday evening the 18th Inst, by Rev
T v moore Mr. ". o. SEsEST and JULIA, eldest daugh
Ter Of James Adam, Esq; all Of ~ city
- Norfolk ami Petersburg papers please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

VlI,IyiAxs AnRoAn-Thos. W. tiilmcr. for
rurrl, Of Charlottesville. Va, h'- been elected Ia
roiliu. Clerk "' the Senate "i Missouri and y. d.
Rector. formerly oi rauIuirr county. Na ia, been
chosen 10 the ,aiuc position in the ll"'i>c"i Delegates
II the >:inr STATE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

Man KILLED N RocHINGlIAM.-A man named
Jos Boyer, wa- killed by man named John \ilcn,
a, ,,l-loi>c. nj Paradise. in Rockingham county,
r SUNDAY night Last The WEAPON ';,r IN the kill
i'm, j. supposed - have been rock iai:imcr Alcn
,S,- nn, arrested.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

| TEACHER WANTED.-A Gentleman who
Il @ r ttis!aciory testimonial, a. to characier ana
a'.J;. 90 teach the fn:i.h branches, Latin aud
s a'4iu situation in lenriro County. ten nie>
~ edmond 4 liberal salary win lie given; gentle
"a. '.1ue experience In teaching, would be preferred.
= .-'-. .s.rH. !ia:rly, JACKSON I. CHlLDREf.
=. -: Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

Real ESTATE SALE Captain j. y. hIli, OF
Iarri,onburg. has sold his land. located near town.
and known ,, the Irwin tract. TO Reuben Walton TOR
fi.3'".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

IAxp SALE IL GREENE CouNrY.-The Land
in Greene County. Va. of David W. Davis. "s- '"!d
II, 81, pcr acre. nn terms equivalent :" ca'h. Inc
farm contained 5. acre., and belonged - the estate
ci David w. Davis deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

BANK OF sCoTTSyILLE.
scorrsriLLE, Va, January l;th, 1889.
Hon HgSsY 4. WISE, Governor Of Virginia:
D-arl enclose showing the condition this
Bank the IT, Instant compared ~ the st day Of Janu
ary. I>:s Very respectfully.
iVur obedlent servant,
W. D. DAVIS, CashL~.
Sr,fEHx>r rI COSprl"S rHh BANK % ScorrsviLLs
InE lsr DAY JSriRY, lS?. CoSpARED WITH
lsr DAY oY J.SrAEr, 1855.
IS9 1855
tfltl Stock w
Whole of issued 10? loo 09 20 100 100 -
Deduct not W Oh hand ....... 800
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

Sr.rrsLSI % rg J"SbifnS BASE lIowIRAGvLil
Va, l,r JASr.SY, I>j9, ooSrAEgD WITH lsr JAsr
AIRY, 1853
RRsorRCH-. lst jan. l~JI. lst Jan, lNoS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

MANASSAS GAr RAILEoAp.-Thc Woodstock
Tenth Legion .ay, She track oi ;hc Manassas Gap
Railroad i nos completed t" Edinburgh and the
ear will ran there in irw days. The bridge over
Narrow passage, live hundred icct !"ng ana one
hundred and ,w,,yc feet high. built 10y VI. j. l'la
ridc. E>,l. of Bltmore. i, aily passed over by the
engine and car, di>irihun. tie iron. .vc. !, i>a
structure oi na.uiiicicr AMI >iabl'! :" BE- -ir-
r;,.,rI hy nh, other il: the country.
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NOTICE..

-,\Typ-!.y = Young MAJ. OF experience who is capa.
W ,cc: t-achin: the various English branches Gram
-A-la..c Philosophy, Chemistry, &c. &c.,) sua-
4 - Teacher In i.ichhOrhood. or private family.
..e sir-. Immediately Y. T. T., liItensvie, Gooch-
,.i 1;uty. ~.
g->a.l,a,c;oryc rdcu,al, given IL required. IS 10
L.. sim. I,.try morality &c Jan !5-c.,;
SITUATION WANTED.
YoCNG LADY who has had considerable experience In
\ ;e4ain- fv- years desires situation IN private
=, s. .- . -ail! school She teaches all the English
-4rS~. Music and the higher Maihcnatics For I'arcu-
%, I-,,, WM. 7. C..
lu,her Clean. Caroline county, Va.
o. r >TTlpT References Jan 1-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

ELorrMEyr FROM WmrELIyG.-The other day
:. fellow named Thomas Kane. clopcdiro Whcclin:
with - ,oun, woman named Mary Ball. leaving in
destitute, circumstances n wife and several children.
among whom are two grown up daughter. NJ last
account, IN. guilty Iur were r,"f FOR Kansas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

BANK of RocxBRIpGE--Th annual meeting
Of tie stockholders Of the Bank OF RocSbrdse wa
held on last SATURDAY. The following gentlemen
were elected Directors for the ensuing year Mr''i'
E + Paxton. : Ned Reid. II Barclay. \ ]. Ne,,"h,
Vim Mel I.an,hl;n. u I. HOPKINS, j fu!!crr. Nell
Moore aiii ia B D"rnan.
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CuARrkR. PASsgD liTu MARCH, 1855
Oct. |. Nov. !. Dec !.
Aggregate debt due
bye Institution 3.9ic.o= : s?llGoS II a,lls.a4s 81
Outstanding debt
due TO the lnsti
tuition. =. 6,o}o,l;> 81 6Gjs,ii9 Is 5S9i,IG3 ~
Inland and foreign
Blls OF E>clase. I.o2;js :, l6.s66s ~ lGo9.I4 9s
Loans 10 Director, i,,5Oi it 15,lsI {; SSU35 90
Specie. 496,lil - 2,'C9 ~ 490 sSi 81
Circua'!oa...... l,,i0336 ~ .62s;;t ~ 163s 10 81
Dei'os!,es is@oi:l IS lss2o23 81 81? ~
We the undersigned. Directors OF the Exchange Bsuk
Virginia. having examined the accompanying statements,
certify that they truly represent the condition Of the n4ii
tuition, on the 3ls December iS,>.
". ". SHARP
RICH'D DICKSON,
EDWARD p. TABD,
CHAS II. ROWLAND,
TlioS. n HARDY,
H. u. SIMMONS
JAMES COpHICK,
NORFOLK CIR, ru Wit:
q. W Camp Cashier OF the Exchange Bank Of Virginia
personally appeared before me, alderman OF this city,
and made oath that the accompanying statements
JUS, aud accurate exhibit of the condition Of the Bank
it, branches Oh the BIZ, December, ISIS, &c.
Given under NY hani hi, 2Oth day Of January, IS?
v. ". PARKER, }. p.
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CONDITION OF VIRGINIA BANKS.
EXCHANGE BANK OF yIR@N1

EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA
NORFOLK, January goth, 1882 /
III. Exee,ency Henry A. wsE. Governor OF Virginia:
SRI eneose statement OF the condition Of this Ant
on December 3,st. ISIS am very respectfully,
Your obeden, servant,
q. ". CAMP, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

TIE PAxuAxpLK RA:LKoAr.-The railroad
ocro., the Panhandle q: Virginia and tho bridge
,yc, ,h. ohio az stcuhenville, soon TO be com
rlcteI. Th;> will shorten the distance between
i,.s hlr. aud cincinnati. by railroad. forty miles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

CENTRAL BAxx.-The Stockholders Of the
central Bank pf virginia. n their "r'n'''' ''e'''-'
on "Wednesday a>;, elected the 'ollo"In: Directors
for the cu,uin. year: VIA. kin"e!' rFs>1r", ~
II. Ii. stuart. Jacob Baylor. ". y. Bel! H. W. shSi
fey, b. T. Points. Geo; T. Prier; H. wn5d"II :" Tu"' "
ynmn1 anJ Richard Snmmcrson. The ,emi-annual
diyiemd. m payabi~on the l-'h. Was 81. let s'"""-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

ESonNors SAuSAGE-Mr. Abraham Brennc-
man. Of Brock Gap. Rockingham county, ma, a
..,i-a.r. not lon. since, that measured 20 ya|s IN
length and weighed :" pounds - W" 10 u n'a-
ton -. the Atlantic cable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

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BASk NIHC.SI. ,No ,rs Rv ,x,urI x ,,r a., Dycyv
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-20

fau9enoen 2rtnmern, paB er lib riidpdrt5
pencen nuBte, ftatt bDtipdcts, llne olB Der Sal
ler Aleranoer ncbt metr l9wanten fonnte unD
eturfte, I0noern fiblte, paB itet fein 6rieoe uno
rem AuS8leiden uno Serlobnen mtbr mGsld
iet.
=, ytetnt General, oaS 1T nidt 9lc(tcpIdym8
SerO!entt, rleT Sdarnbprlt, 70 bern paS lit oa8
Serolenlt unlere8 9rcBen 6reunoes Steilt /!
gen Wtnllter Stetn bat aber @)ctt lelber naW
oluBlano 9elennet, ooullt q lem Deihen 2lers
aneet 6ur Sette ltebe, ais Eli nerItiitteriiher
Uel9, canlIt letne 6euerleele Die nanfenpen Gnt
l9lune oe5 @Saaren trdfti9e unO lbu beaeltere
NH Dem rehten @loubeu uub Ser retbtcn gu.
oetll4t 5u Der 8rcBen S5abe eurUpdl1er YSltere
frelbeit, Die lebt auf ben S5dyueeteloern Nul3s
LAMBS 10lte entldie,eti nerpen. S5tein aaeln
Deroanten MIR eS, buB tte 6rieoen8partei lal
ruIll9en &rleJSla9er niht paS Sbc oe8 Iot.
lerS lur lld1 9ewaun, Stetu petDanten mir es,
cap AleFanOer itA aufraffte Ba entl1lp1ener
&gaf, Dap er ntdt uebr Die Oiplomaten, ion.
oern Die Sdwerter wOute entlbeipeu la1Ier1, uno
ane Sr'eoen6beotn9un9en, Die Jt1ppleon leBt
maqte, lfanobaTt unO llcl5 5utiidpleg. llur
mlt Stem perelntste liA leet DaS rulilAe Rli.
n!a, un NafpleOn 81 bet1mpten. Gr fibte,
Dap er Den QSInter nlGt III Wfnefaa abwarteu
onrIe, un0 am adt5ebnten Scpber UerlleB er
nit Den &raumern elnes 6eeres bic unsaltlis
1e Staot. Ater Der lSlnter 5oB mlt ibm, Der
@uter Gsn9 ltt-centnerIawer an bic 6uBe lei.
ner Sol0oen, le9te ltb lbneu m,t Ble auf paS
oe'aaote @ebIrn, belt Die bferoe, Die stanouen,
Die Puperwa6en i'm Sbnse unp SIS felt Der
Wntet l0lte Die fran5rliiAe Nrlnge auI. 3a
S9nee uno &dlte erltartteu bic WeulAen uuo
o1s Seb, ale Otscipln t0tte aul, SeDee Dad,lr
nnr an o1S et9ene 9eben, an Ben elssnen Oune
ger, DIE el8ene Jtctb. 0auien bon 9sl6en uno
toOten PferOen be5et6neteu bic StraBe, pelbe
ote Oraujoen auf iammeruOllem 9lidsug oabin
6o9en, unO olS tie am ncuuten Jippenlber in
SmolenSt etn5o9en, ca peltano Die 9roBe glrs
uaee uur uch aus oletSl9t1ulenp Bematineien,
uno eIn3elnen, loleu 0aufen, cbne l8aHen uno
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