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AUprroR's OFFICE,

Jackson, hIiss.l
l, f. r. Burt, Auditor of Public Accounts, do
hereby certify that the foregoing Statement is
truly from the original on file in my Office.
lzwzzA Given under my hand and seal Of office,
& us this lst day Oct, 1880. E. r. BURT,
- Auditor Public Accounts.
Policies issued without delay and on reasonable
terms, by d. N. BAaRoWS, Agent.
jackson, October ], 156O-sw-3w
WATCH end Jewelry repairing, by the best
w and most faithful workmen have ever had
in my employ. Work fully guaranteed.
July IL 80. ] B M0REY.
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STATE 0B ALABAMA

STATE Ub ALABANA,I
CRY or MONTGOMERY.
On the 2lst August 1860, before one Z. d. Led
yard, Notary Public in and for the State of
Alabama, residing in the city of Montgomery duly
commissioned and sworn, personally appeared E.
IL. Metcaf, Secretary of the Alabama Insurance
Company, and made oath that the foregoing
Statement is true according 10 his best knowledge
and bsIief.
EM$M In witness whereof have hereunto set
SDmy hand and seal, this 2Ist, August 1850
+. A. METCALF, Secretary.
E. ID. LEpYARD, Notary Public.
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L Voww ftmftM toHAJsQIHS
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AItention Mississippi Capital Dragons.
A VIEaD Dress Parade on Saturday, Oct. 18th
4 = 1T 9 O'clock A. N.
There will be target shooting for silver cnn.
By order Of the Captain.
Oct. ., 1880. sAN'
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YNTIE

n Chancery Court of said County and State,
October Term, 1850.
sqal or egnitabe IN the laRds hsreRder descr6ed at
der persons as may BE- interested therein.
Chancery Court Of Scott County, in the State Of
Lands under the act of the Legislature Of the State
Cd lands, lying in said county, 70 which claim title
mentioned to wit:
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Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware.
C.L. YOEGELE.

Watches, JeWeiry and silver ware.
G. L. V0EGELE,
Has Just returned from New
&$G York with q new supply Of all
kE the novelties in his line and
would respectfully invite the
nublic To an examination of his stock, both as to
quality and price, which consists in part Of fine
EnDlish and Swiss Watches of the best makers !;
Diamond Rings and Pins; Carbuncle and Etruscan
and Coral, Turkois, and Stone Canoes, sets and
half sets. Silver Spoons, Forks, Butter Knives,
Cups, Goblets, Cream Mugs, Soup Ladies', Child
Table Sets, etc. Silver plated ware, Gold Chains,
plain gold rings Parian marble statuary for parlor
ornaments.
Watches, Jewelry and Clocks repaired and
warranted. Mr.. Voegele is practical Watch
Maker of twenty-five years experience in Europe
and in tho cities Of Philadelphia and Richmond,
and hope by strict attention to business and fair
dealing to merit . portion Of the patronage Of
jackson and vicinity.
~ To be found at the old stand Of Rufus
Arnold, opposite the State House. ags~-ts
March so, Dolly
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THE GREAT EEGLISH NEEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
EnInh rnHnh En nm oil q RiIIsI

Celebrated Female Pills!
Prepared from prescription of Sir j. Clarke,
VI. D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to
which the female constitution is subject. IT mod
crates all and removes all distractions, and
a speedy cure may DO relied on.
To Married Ladies
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time,
firing on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counter
feits.
These Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE N0NTAS Of Pregnancy, az
hey sureto bring Oh Wscarriage but at any other
inns they safe
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pair in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex-
ertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites these Pills will effect cure when all othe
means have failed, and although powerful reme-
dy, do not contain iron, calomel, anthony or any
thing hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
arePackage, which should be cfully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Rochester, n. Y.
n B.-Sl and postage stamps enclosed to any
agent, viii insure bottle, containing
80 pills, by eturn mali.
For sale in Canton by Morey Bro.
Sold in jackson by J. s. Sizer, J. b. Mercy
and c. A. Moore; J. c. Lanier & Co., vicksburg
]. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans, Wholesale
Agents. decl5 5S-s-w&wa
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!ishea in'the city &C Eazss-ilie 81 least once .
week for four wseks next preceding tho time ap-
pointed for holding snch special tern.
SEC. 4. And be Il further enacted, That all laws
and parts Of laws contrary to the provisions of this
act be, and the same hereby repealed
Appro7ei, June 9, 1880.
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CHAP. CIVILIAN Act to Inco

CHAR. CIVILIAN Act to incorporate the Grand
Lodge of the Independent Order Of Odd rel
lows Of the District Of Columbia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House o. ReIore-
SIGNATURES of the Enited States of America an Con
qress assembled, That John Thaw, George Brown,
c. Wright, John T. Bangs, Martin johnson, and
Others the officers and members Of the GTand
Lodge of the Independent Order OF Odd Fellows OF
the District Of Columbia and their successors, be-
and they are hereby, incorporated and made BODY
polite and corporate, by the name OF tne Nran q
Lodge of the independent Order OF odd feio"s
of the District of Columbia and by that name
may sue and be sued plead and be implicated, i I
any court of law or equity, and may have and use
a common seal, and the same change at pleasure,
and be entitled to use and exercise the powers,
rights, and privileges incident 10 seca corp (raton;
SEC. g And be q further eRacted, l hat the SAID
corporation shall Is capable of taking ana hoLdIpg
real and personal estate bot exceeding IN NaIue
the sum OF fifty thousand dollars; which estate.
personal and real, shall -er 80 divided among
the members Of the corpoi ten, but shall descend
to their successors for the r3rUion OF the beneYo-
lent purposes of said corporation
SEC. 3. And be it further eHacted, That this
corporation shall have power to alter and amend
their constitution and bylaws at pleasure
Provided, That they do not conflict With The laws
of the United States or the laws Of Incorporation
of Washington City.
SEC. l. dad be ii further esacted, That saId
shall net exercise banking privileges
or issue or put in circulation bank notes, or any
note paper, token, scrip, or device to be used as
Sec. S. Aad be IL further enacted, That this
act shall continue in force until Congress shall by
law determine otherwise
Approved June IL, 1859.
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nHAAl1aR
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,


To all persons claiming havi"g a" interest either
tke time tie same ,rere sold for TIres and all such
VVAKE NOTICE, That have filed my bill in the
IL Mississippi for confirmation Of my title to sal
10th February 1850 in aud to tho following describ
derived under and by virtue Of tax sales hereinafter
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Cu.p CXyI.-An Act TO reimburse the Corpora
ton of Georgetown, IN the Dist let OF Columbia
n sum of Money advanced towards the Con
struction Of the Little Falls Bridge.
BE it enacted By the Senate and House Of KePre-
sentatires Of the United States Of Aaer'ca an Con,
nrsss ossenbyed. That the sum Of four thousand
six hundred dollars be, and tie same is hereby,
appropriated, to be raid out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, to repay TO
the corporation OF Georgetown, in the District OF
Columbia, all moneys heretofore advanced by the
taid CORPORATION for ard towards the construction
of the bridge over the Potomac, at the point known
ma the Iittie Falls And the said corporation of
Georgetown, by accepting the provisions OF this
act shall waive and surrender AL turtber eiilui OF
demand on the Government Of the United States,
founded on any advancement of money, or other
thing towards the object herein specified for any
purpose whatsoever. Thisact shall commence and
be in force from and after It's passage.
Approved, June II, 1860.
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CHAR. CXX.-An Act to dissolve the q Washing
toms Manual Labor School and Male Orphan
Asylum Society Of the District of Columbia"
and to authorize the Transfer of its Effects to
the Columbia Institution for the Instruction
Of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind"
Be 10 enacted bYtae Senate and House o. ReIressH-
tatires" of the C,ited Satcs Of Amertcn Congress
assembled, That the trustees Of "WashiDgton's
Manual Labor School and Male Orphan Asylum
Society of the District Of Columbia, incorporated
by an act of Congress approved on the thirteenth
day Of June, eighteen hundred and forty-two, be
and they are hereby Authorized and empowered, BY
deed other instrument IN writing 10 transfer all
their funds and property of every description to
the "Columbia Institution for the instruction of
the Deaf aud Dumb and the Blind" incorporated
by an act of Congress approved February sixteen,
eighteen hundred and filty-seven, on such terms
and conditions may be ageed upon by said
corporate bodies snd incorporated in such deed or
instrument of writing.
SEC g And be IL further enacted, That the said
deed of transfer or instrument Of writing shall be
recorded in the recorders office fer land titles, in
the county of Washington, and District of Column
bia, and the terms and conditions of sand deed
shall be as obligatory upon said Columbia ltstitu
ton as if they formeI part Of its charter; aud
from the date OF record thereof, as aforesaid,
the trustee Of Wasbiugton's Manual Labor
School and Male Orphan Asylum Society" shall be
forever thereafter absolved from their trust, and
the act of June thirteen, eighteen hundred snd
forty-two, comforting upon the corporate powers
and privileges, shall be theIeeforward repealed
Prortded, That all the debts and peeunlary liza
bilitiss of the said " asningt ms Manual Labor
School and Male Orphan Asylum shall be trans
ferred to, assumed by, and be debts of the said
columbia Institution for the Instruction Of the
Deaf and Dumb and the Blind" which shall be
responsible therefor and suits at Law or IN equity
may be commenced against said aforementioned
corporation the same as Ii said debts had been
originally incurred by it.
Approyed, June 49, 1860.
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vi the Alabama Insurance Comno,,,. ~
montgomery, on the list August. Isno-
1st. The name and locality of the Con,,ar,. IT.
Alabama Insurance Company, located at Mont
ASSETS,
| I'd. The amount of its capital stock ono m
| Sd. The amount Of its capital paid up SSSSC
| 4th. The assets of the Company in ''O"
Guiding, LIST the amount of cash on
hand ;........"...:. I5,643 8
persons. ..........-........... 20 8
ID The real estate unincumbered.... None.
Sd. Bonds and notes owned by the
Company, bearing per cent. in
terest and secured by pledge of
stock of, and above par value. 1886
Liabilities.
4th. Debts Of the Company secured
by mortgage. ;....... None.
9Th. Debts otherwise secured
9th. Debts for premiums. ...
9TH. All other securities. ..
9Th. The amountof liabilities, due or
not due, to Banks or other creditors,
by the Company ................
9th. Losses adjusted and due......
7th. Losses adjusted and not DUE.
Sth. Losses unadjusted. ..........
9th. Losses on Insurance waiting for
further proof. Observation-Disclosures.
10th. All other claims against the
Company. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
18th. The gratest amount insured in
any one risk, by the principal Office
only. ..-.......... 1000
18th. The greatest amount allowed by
the rules of the Company to be in
sured in any one city, town or vii
lage, no limit, except only 10000 in q.
a square, and only 5000 in any
single risk by Agents.
18th. The greatest amount allowed to
be insured in any one block, by
Agents only. ............... $4,000
l4th. The act Of incorporation of the
Company, enclosed and certified by
Secretary of State.
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STATE OF MIssIssIPPII
WAsKrSeroN COUNTY,
20 Nov.Tsrm A. D. 1850, CASDesyy oOs,t Of 'siS
Msrsars. Campbell

STATE OF AISSIsSIPPIa
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
70 Nov. Term A. d. 1850, CsGHesyy Cosyt Of sssd
Margaret Csmpbeil,l
o. B. Burgess ct al.
Bill to confirm tax title to Lots !, q s. SsotioA r.
Township 10, Range West.
To o. B. Burgess and the unknown heirs ct law
Of b. g. Burgess deceased, and all persons claim
ing or having an interest," either legsl or equitable
in the lands hereinafter described, AZ the time the
same were sold for taxes and al such other persons
as may be interested therein:
whereas. Thomas Shelby, Sheriff and Tax Col
iector Of Washington county, died, on the Sd day
Of April A. ID. ls48, sell, according 10 Law, the
lonowlng lands lying, being and situated In said
county, to-wt Lots one, two and three, 10 section
WE'VE, OF township nineteen, range nine Westp
containing about 240 acres, for the taxes due
thereon and unpaid for the years 1916 and 1S4I
respectively, and did execute and deliver 10
William K. Campbell, the ,egal purchaser thereof,
Two several deeds for said lands, respectively re-
corded in Book n, Of the Records of said county,
at PIP. 754, 1855 and 762, bearing data the day AID
year aforesaid, and duly executed; and whereas,
the undersigned claiming 70 hold said lands under
said tax titles has filed her bill IN the Chancery
Court of said county, according 20 the statute a
such case made and provided, praying conhrmA-
ton Of said tax titles, &c.
Now, therefore, you notified Of the premises
and that you be and appear at the next term Of sad
Chancery Court, to be held at Greenville, on the
second Mondayof November next, and show cause
against said tax titles, and why the claimants
titles should not be confirmed.
MARGARET CAMPBELL.
Smith & Nugont, Solicitors.
n
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7. G. BROWN.
e 10 Messrs. J. 4. George, G. F. NenI ]. P.
2 II, Dr. W. w. I.iddell, w Ray, W. b.
Helm, Carrollton, Miss.
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When Sold for For the Taxes Of Date Of Tar Deed
Taxes. what Years.
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Hon. jefferson 1ayls on the Election
Of Lincoln.

Extract Of Sketch Of Speech Delivered tg
tie Hon. Jefferson Davis at Corinth, Ms
sissigm, September q, 1860.
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CHAP CXlV.-An Act to lquidate the Unadjusted
Contracts Of the Tennessee River improvement,
Be IL enacted b. ttc SsHatc and Bouse Of feprese9-
tat.ses Of the Caiied &aes IF A71srieu IN Canores,
assembled, That all contracts made by the duly
authorized officers Of the Government, appointed
nnder the act Of thirty second Congress making
aonrepriation Of fifty thousand dollars for the
Involvement Of the Tennessee Elver, shau be
audited bv the accounting officers Of the treasury
ana paid out of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated
Approved, June II, 1860.
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STATEMENT

Of the Alabama Insurance rO
montgomery on the list August, 1850,
LIST. The name and locality of the C,or,,.. NJ.
Alabama Insurance Company, located At Mont
QomerV, ~ Nont-
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CH.P. CXV.-An Act to authorize the Levy Court
to issue Tavern and other Licenses in the Dis
triet of Columbia.
Be At enacted by the Senate and House ct Repre-,
scrtot;rcs Of the United States Of America an Con-
cross asssatled, That the authority now exercised
by the cireui: court of the county of WGshingtop'
in the District OF Columbia, under and By virtue
of tbs ninth section OF the act of Congress entii'd
" An act additional to and hIhenaatory o. an he'
anti,Ied An act concerning the District of Column
bia,'" approved May third, eighteen hundred and
two, so fat as the same relate to the licensing
tayerns and ordinaries, be, and the same Is hereby,
50 transferred to authorize the levy court OF
to grant licenses to keepers Of tayerns and ordi-
naries, to hawkers and pedlars, billiard tables.
bowling saloons, and auctioneers, in that part Of
the county OF Washington beyond the corporate
limits Of the cities Of Washington and Georgetown,
nnder such restrictions and penalties as the said
levy court may by law deem expedient
Approved, June IL, 1860.
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70 NM. EDlTOR.-DHAR sIn: Il il very
~ seldom that I have cause tn occupy your
time and attention. A. we'll - space. in your valu-
able sheet; but, for the sake Of jussics and hu-
mainly, l pen this, 10 that all true Virginians,
through the DicDatch, may be made aware of tho
helplese condition Of q brother citizen, . native
born virginia., who was MANNED for life while
JOSEPH BOHHNAN was a Sergeant of Art,lle-
firing from he Capitol SQUARE. at the time oft6e
death OF Henry Clay, whom he lost an arm by the
bursting of . gun. THIS h~sppened July 18th, 1852.
6ancol then tall now, Mr.. Bohanan has cOntrived
tn gain livelihood By such work a. he could get
to do. and able to work at in hls crippled conditions;
but now, from sickness and reduced circum-
~stances, he 10 compelled TO lay his case before his
fellow citizens for their generous confederation,
and 10 fully confident that q feeling public, SOL
out rendering a little aid-if but . mite, it would DO
thankfully received. 9,eE
d. This Cause.-The very thoughts Of it's enough to
touch the most tender feelings Of regard for tho
unfortunate. and il il to be hoped that all. true
friends to the moody will come forward and re-
sl0nd to the call. IN q manner worthy Of the land
Of their birth, and the enviable name which ma
tves of the Old Dominion bear, the civilixede4orld
II will BE- borne in mind that Mr.. B. has = large
family, and all who should feel disposed to help
or at the Dispatch pfkce-
You will: sir. confer q favor by giving this a con-
splcuOus place IN the Dispatch, and q charitable
act by giving it such aid a. lies in your power,
Respectfully, believe me, sir,
@' A friend to the needy,-
klohmond.J Jane 10th, 1850. 10 10 It.
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- TO THE VOTERS OF RICH.
- MOND.-FELlow CIrIz EMS : You will
pc called ON in one week ana ono day from this
time 70 vote for q JUDGE. It l. Indispensable
t tcca he ssh man VI. Who a. An. The s Y .hoela b . man Of
ments and autlr,ng industry. There II nd man in
all this community Who combines those regulates
IN q more eminent degree than PEACHY X
GRATTAN.. In his hands you may always feel
fecare that the scales Of justice will hang evenly.
ofe hssr b. fear favor OF affection. His whole life is
. Dledge for has integrity and impePtialltv. At the
same time be means to 90 what 10 night. nOenan
he. 10 ID one Of the ablest lawyers at the bar. II
you doubt that. ask any Judge Of the Court Of APP
The has, or any man Who ever served ON . jury
Whenever he vas engaged In q case. HI would do
honor to the judicial rmine.
jo l8-ltA 80 MANY VOTERS
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r. THENEwJ uDG EsHIPCToTHE
A VOTERS or RTCHMONN -ThS .rOr

~ THENEW yuDGE AHlP-TOTHE
- vOTERS OF R!CHMON D.-The enor-
the new Judge renders it necessary, that he should
found learning, but Of an industry and an enefsy
that shrink from NO labor and are deferred by NO
tor that the new !ude eship had never been created,
TO! business will hoPeleasly accumulate, instead Of
being diminished. 80 - -
PEACHY.R GRATTAN is the very man for the
ONCE. will say nothing of his private life-no
man can impeach, its ~spotless purity. / will say
nothing OF his abilities az q lawyer-they are a.
VOL KNOWN - any fact which il too notorious to
admit of denial. -ah snseI.I n - -
| will not descant upon his professional acquain-
lance with the principles and practice of the Law
them l will not compare him to the rival candi-
datss-comperisons are always odicus; but / do
ssy. that his labOvl0us habits. combined with his
nndHubted abilities aud acauirements-there being
no nav whatever IN his private chArac er-renders
him one OF the nttest men IN the whole State for
the once Of Judge. =
lcannOt but believe, fellow citizens. that You
will view the matter in the same light that / do. :
je l8-ltA MADISON WARD.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE ls.


hseA Wessv tsss s~y lM0N00yl oh vesess.
Gchr. Wn. Gregory. Bucklin, ROckisud. laths,
: ssSr. K. F. Stockton. Hudson, Philadslphia.
Ie91b 6s An & Hunt Hosss 8 nor Norris, North Caroline, ,um--
Sshr. Ciss. csrscii. Pratt, Newport, 6sh. Shields
s sS1'i T. ". I II. j. simpson. s,ru,ll. Back River.
sand. Ia -aiEsss8 ..., s.s. 1aaa
s,..m.. Geo. r.. sssa!tEFR :al,oa.,a, Baltimore,
Sss..ss 'EeSs: Tiiindail, Pessr.bals. md.s..
th sfcs oo an " F.f 5 Gois asa. I c. =; -. wa y. Fort wat
" scbr; c 5%I " J : e: Phillips baltimore mdas''
soSRri. iSy O. }. smith: Bushee. light.
soAr' Union shs!!sYs xsfs RIVER "ds'.
Bark Hohenstaufen, Cntt. Lamke, for bremen.
W. Y a. s ya and 1 CO. tobacco and tobacco stems BY Ed.
~ City Point. June l6. 1860. bl
t.sa ~ ARRIVED. -
Steamship Jamestown Skinner. from Rich
Stssmer Geo. Peabody. Pritoh.rd, from Rloh-
Pc SAILED.
: Htoamshlp Jamestown, Skinner, for New York.
6teamsr Geo. Peabody. Pritchard, for Baltimore.
Ship unele Jos. loading for Liverpool; Iii
Brcmon ship Louisiana, loading for Bremen. : r
Bremen bark Helvetla. LOADING for Brsmen.
Bremen bark Hohenstaufen, ready for sss, for
I0VOu
bremen bark Kosmos, loading for Bremen.
Mark Henry Buck, loading for Rotterdam.
Bark Alice Tainteg. ioeding fol. Antwerp. so
Bark Tsrbox, loading for London. IT,
Bark Pioneer, dlscharsing inward cargo. -e.
Bark Ct. John, discr arginK inward cargo.
Schr. Ann. loading for New York. -t
NEW YORK, June H.-Cpd, schr. Manchester,
Nelson, Richmond; Lilly. Wilmington. N. c.
Juno l5-CPd, schrs. l.. Bliss, Norfolk; Aloe, do;
Edwin. Newbern. NC. Ard, schrs. !. ". Hughes,
Newbern. N. c.; D G. Huise, Wilmington N. c.;
Oregon. Washington. N. c.; Hickman, Richmond;
PHlIxoEIrHIA June is.--Cl'd, schr. Star, Wash
ington, n. C.. Sc = ok--
BALTlMoRH, June l6.--Ar'd. schr. John Wilson,
Hamilton. N c.: Mountain Avenue. orfolk.
SALEM, June l3.--Ar'd. scAr. Golden Gate, Nor
folk. 49,, .R..g4. aaWa -
~LxxANpRI June l5,--Ar''d: schr. Frances. FL
more, Richmond. June Al schrs. Sea Gull,
Norfolk; Forward, do.
LoNDoN: May 2l.-Ar'd. ship Mary McRay, Will
mingt0n, NC slHf
BOsron. Jane M.-Ar'd, schrs. Ocean Star, Nor
fox; Sam Nash, Ycomico River, Va. x1
KErNRBrsxPORr. June A.-Ar'd, schr. Willie.
Richmond. ~ -
~PnoyIDsscs; June A-Ar'd. brig 8. p. Brown.
R0CxLAND, June 8--Ar'd, schr. Alquisa Long,
James River. lOth-Sf'd, brig Fred. Eugene, Rich
Hnnd. i. .-s. y $50 ~ 4ast0 afsaa
HAMPTON RoAps. june lard, ship Bethier,
Thayer, 100 days from Chinchas. ~ $50 =.
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- UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.
~ Hon. D. W. VOORHEES,, Of Indiana,
vii delrvsF az sadre:s before the LiesaEy, HeeieiE..
Jub -, etl O'Clock p. M. Tho puelic are invited
to attend. ts t- asI 4 - F "
Persons ~asrivinx on the cars from Richmcud. BY
coming Immediately to the Univetsiky, viii be in
time to hear the address. COMMIT TEE.
je le--3t-l6, 18&1b