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The New York Herald cf Tuesday morning says:
Stocks very yesterday and prices were ire
pular. There sale "f the government G's gt
advance Of = and the Western railway shares we're
generally IA y better. But Misscuris and Tennessee,
both declined 4; Erie fell off Z, Central / Reading
Pacific Mail \, and the Michigan shares each. fer
the Board the market weak; in the afternoon very
little business done and the quotations Of the N ORR,
ing barely maintained.
The money market continues dul without change Of
quotations. Brokers borrowing at ! per cent and
hrSt class apsF-wich is very scarce-Woud be eager
~ taken at ).
In foreign exchange little or nothing is doing Rates
seem to b. di0opnh slowly downward. Sou,e bankers
bills selling al io7, and good mercantile blls ut loo 4
The bank statement of yesterday compares as follows
with that Of last Monday
Hesk eHd'q L-GRS. ,Specie Circulation Depogte
Aug. .$lll7l9lu - 2Z6I9i S5s55 57l 92 go 8si
Aug. TO-. lo9,9S8gi2 4s 63O.ll3 S7304S2 92Cl6 Oa7
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LATEST NEWS.
FED IsRAT.
I'ELKGRAMS.
LATEST FROM MISSOURI.

LATEST FROM MISSOURI.
Further from, Gen. Lyons C0iurrn--,TEe Adj
vance OF the ConfaderRtes Rcpulseh.
FRANKLiN, Aug l2.- Further adYicrs from Gen.
Lyons army state that he met the advance of The
enemy on Thursday, and Grove them into the woods
Their main body, supposed 20 be o. 600 strong.
encamped at Wiesen's creek, probably awaiin. /.
reintorcaments from Askansas. General LYONS
ehatis to draw the Confederate into an engage-
ment has been without success
Confederate Prisoners
JErFGEsoN CIFY, Aug. l2.--fwenty- two C0nfade-
rate prsuberF have been brought in here by de-
tachment of Federal troops from Syracuse.
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2I3,327
UtCfease. = 100, IU5
Increase. 2,4OS, ,955 144 .qGS

Increase. 24O3.9S5 1449Gs
The large increase in the specie shows that the
state Of Sd august very deceptive 1t proha
bic that the banks hold fully $4,000 coo in to-day
and California will arrive shorty with the
usual remittance, it may be expected that the fifty million
point will be TUNED this week, unless the payments into
the Suhireasury should prove heavier than is antici
patcd The discounts continue to down under the
infueuc. Of the general liquidation and contraction in
business evidences of which surround us On every
side Unless our banks contrive take pretty arge
snPpy OF government paper they will pay very heavy
dividends this year.
Tie Boston Adcertiscr says:
The prospects for the trade are more encorra
ing and confidence in the future is gaining strength in
commercial ccles Exchanges with The est are "a pr
and the ia crops throughout that section must be cX
changed for goods The foreign are favorable Tor
the cuntunaace of large exports OF produce at such
prices as will afford fair profit the producer BUYERS
have already appe. red in the market the means Of
lief that the tall business of New England will vet com
pare iavofhny with previous Money matters
present no change The supply of capital continues to
increase, and the rates easier The humber of
borrowers is gradually becoming less, and demand
for business purposes is light, Government securities
much o! the idle capita! out of the market Dgnk sDecs
to day 90 4So 6t0-a gain of $4,000 on yesterday.
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
''lhe money market very quiet to-day checking
being light and the demand for loans triDr In SOM,
quarters there was scarcity of currency hu generally
tie supply was equal 10 the wants Of the street There
was far demand for two year Treasury Notes o.
holders generally conteEGed for o. ic98. a kentucky
mule trader, who sod $4,000 worth OF his stock the
GOYenme nt deliverable East disposed amount of
New York Exchange in the street to-day for Kentuckv
currency, t.1AH4 - prem. This transactiou went far
toward clearing the market OF Kentucky paper In un-
current money there is change The notes Of Eastern
banks are now having profitable circulation in the
West exchange being low that they cannot return
ed large amount Of this currency is being paid ont
for wool and wheat"
The Chicago Tribune II r5marks:
In monetary circles hCsint was remarkably quiet
The supply o currency is tar hut owing activity
in the movement of grain and other produce there was
rather more inquiry for it, and exchange was a shad
weaker Ihe banks were selling at per cent. premium
butt offered the street at I per cent freely and
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TIE CANADIAN PaEss Oh THE WAR.-The Mon
treal Hsraid OF the 9lh Instant, says
There is rumoF that the British fleet has left
Halifax for the purpose Of breaking the Southern
blockade 1t Is probable that tie purpose is only
tiie general one o' protecting British interests
Mhlch demand that free access shall be bad TO the
Important southern ports, long as they are not
! Dockaded IN manner deemed legal according to
the international law.
Bearing On the same point IS another statement
in the Quebec Chronicle Of the 6,h Instant y hich
SAYS:
Mr.. c. johnson, Queens messenger. has arriv-
eG IN town from Europe, via Washington, bringing
dispatches for his ExcelIency, which rumor saws
are Of an lmportsnt character, relating to the re-
cognton 9t the Southern Cen ederaey and the efii-
cheney Of the blOekade.
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There are ffty-seven cities in the world which
contain from 100, 900 to 200 900 inhabitants; twenty
three from 100000 to 100000, and twelve which
contain above 100000.
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AS0EliE. BATTkE MISSOURI.
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT CT THE BATTLE.
GENERAL LYON KILLED At The HEAD
CT HIS COLUMN.
THE FEDERAL TROOPS RETR1AEIgG
TOWARDS ROLLA.
SEQ Federal Troops KILLED and Wounded.

WAsHrNGToN, August l3.--The following official
report vas received here tonight by Lieutenant
General Scott:
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woman has been brought up at Aricia on a
charge of inconceivable bafbarity. She stripped
heriniant child, smeared its little body all over
with honey then laid it in the sun until the little
creature expired in agony from the stings OF the
insects attracted by the bait
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NDB IetTgfdph to L0ndOHdeTry.)
LIVERPOOL, August 2-CottOn-Thc saIrs Of thc yyaeI
reach o9 700 bales the market closing firm
and quiet The sales to SPECTATORS were l2 bales
and TO exporters $500 bales on Friday Geo bales
tho market closing steady.
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Prince Murat, says Paris letter IN the Nora,
has Just distributed to all the unctionares OF the
great bodies of the State pamphlet on the reyolu-
| tiou which has taken place in Freemasonry. Men
ton is made on the that the pamphlet is sent
| in Lis nersnnal name.
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Trains have been runniag the new railway
from Moscow 20 Vladimir ever since the 2Gth ult
A passenger train leaves Moscow every day at
noon, aGd goods train st ten z. NJ The former
, arrives at Vladimir in ten hours The distance is
III versts (ll0 mes), aud there are twelve stations
on the line.
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Batteries are now being erected ut Quanticoke
Greek, on the Potomac, position which is at right
angles with Manassas Junction. The Confederates
intend them as aids in preventing flank movement
of Federal troops upon Manassas
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riEd TO a nephew OF Baron Rothschild, of London
Ths seems scarcely true. as the Rothschilds have
kept their immense wealth by intermarriages with
lnsmbe's of their own family. The nephew, how
ever, may not come within legal objection
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The Emperor Napoleon was present on the 9th
Of July, gays letter from Vichy, at representa-.
ton given by Nile. Dtiazet at the Theatre de la
Rotonde. The spectacle was composed Of The first
act of the "Premieres Armes de Richelieu" and
the "Lisctte'' OF Beranger, sung by that actress.
The day after there vas a grand B0urbonnaise
hourree or dance, organized by the Director Of the
Thermal Establishment, which his Msjesty and the
persons OF his suite witnessed from the window.
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MORE NAVAL REsIGNArloNs.-Advices from Hava-
na report the arrival there Of the following resign
ed United States officers, tn route to join he Con-
iederates it is supposed, Their names are Com
| inander john Il. Mitchell. late commander of the
steam gunboat Wyoming of the Pacific squadron;
mdshipman G.. ". Averett, Virginia; Engineer
ID. Lenning, South Carolina; and Captain Garnett,
cUu sin Of the Southern General Robert Garnett,
who was killed at the baLtLe Of Carricks FoId.
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HEAVY POsrAGE.-A package destined for Hart
ford, Conn, arrived at the New York post-otce by
the ast European steamer, the postage upon which
amounted to seventy-four dollars aud four cents.
1t was prepaid by English postage-stamps.-U. s.
Mail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-10

70 ,tlon CEIpCG ~ MrfN MUM
e. =. ". , " 80. onu
@'e'"'' W sAe e'-'"'N"sH''n'
AN 0ROyS.vrr, :, ,-..,, ,. -, 49,
n.r;r ami n .rsp SN.s @ t; HsS.' T., , @ 80 W p.o'
ri Anil ar, ,SsI P'oeSe""s" AZ '@'"A s"'s- rSSS-
II, I, nrdn;nG Tha, ,,,,,,,t,, =, ST.; c,.,.s =.
Sj,;o,; ,,r..,c. ,hnr ,h ~ 49, ~ ;ha Cno stn
aud sr.irst noors,,d"n. n.t, w. I.n.t frnn, ,h u ,
hrraoI hv ~ 60, t S % 49, ~ ,aaitr. 80 ~ e th usts
Of nron.-,y T,,tI o.h.-wi arorJ.f he H.. " Nnr.ST @
,her. he anr -. sud- s.s or t,nt ~ ,;,c-n. ,i.
by III. c,,,.nt nr -t, n,nr., S rn,,i othsr,sS 800
q, d by law f''
Wh.r. sr,b o,a.,,ton. h,vs ,s.u1 .ra ,r. I, ~,
hands Of oc.r, Wbrhrr or moi, II III. arb,ar "a oS s
hnna ard cmri," ~ ,b ns,m, nj nf m. i,n, im,r,
ana co,,s WIN ,hs onrs'Ion of ib nrr snc. ,h
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Destructive Fire.

y .;cc broke out yesterday morning n the large
Wholesale Grocery aud Commission House Of
Eritgfo-d & Company. corner OF 23:h and Cary
streets, which resulted in the speedy destruc-
ton Of that building, and also the adjoining
Wholesale Grocery and Snip Chandiery cstab-
!ishmert CT James II. BecSiesion.
The fire communicated to the ''Old Quaker
Church. aud to plbrell's Warehouse, but "az
arrested in tins t. save them. Luther Libbys
Warehouse. on the opposite side Of the street,
WAS seriously threatened, hut escaped ALTO
gsia;7. The i.e companies acted with their
accustomed pTcmptness, and succeeded beyond
the expectations oi the lockers on in the quick
ness with which they arrested the deyouring
clement \ lighter diasght steam engine is
needed. 10 enab!. the hremsn 10 get around
buildings with greater facility.
TIE houses consumed belonged To E Berke-
leg, ESQ, one OF tho lessters in tine estate Of
the late John Enders. The loss is estimated
At $4,000 the whole OF which, We learn, is
corcred by insurance in the severul Offices OF
this city
!lr. l.. B,sscns's stable ard blacksmith
shup, adjoining Mr.. Becgicston'S warehouse,
xas alsa destroyed, By the walls Of the ware
house falling in upon, crushing it down and
setting Gre to the ru,us Mr.. Busscu1 loses
one or tso ,housant, 6nlIgre by the destruction
mo
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-E EuB,ETN,S
PHASPs0R.pERS;fs3N GtltG.

A., now ready to supply order. for Ry fertilizer, a.
Fast as they come In. AL aay rely upon getting, WIN
delay srele not Inferior TO any have made dGe
.rt IN the phosphate Ingredients fro anything else H.
market a2d better because II cona!os more pure boSt
PHOSPHATE LiAE than any other Manipulated Gpano
TIE results Of applying my preparations 70 wheat IN.
pas, season have favoEsbe could be expected
un.r n. corbIaed disasters OF Joint ro., hy ru. and
aos Of all the drought, which prevented the present ia
Yorsble action OF the pho'phars TO very great extent az
the e the wheat ersnpg Blu; the mass OF the te'ti
aony shat II eque: superior to Peruvian Gusno Oh
wheat. willis, lands that need phosphsiesas nearly al
anus dot proved It's superiority under !a'
producing good stand Of Clover strue that oecE,on
failure, have beea reported bo: they Trre such every
hears Of due 10 the fact That tht
land Cid not need ppapstts but most generally to th
Sot season both whcS and clover hs7e ever knoTI
The besl evidence OF tie vsiGs OF nscnrep IS 10 b
ovpd In the fact ths: have ordeys :or more than -four
times Ms much as hxd at the same period last year.
Persons who are Induced 70 try my Buhno, from theE
own experience he OF Others are par
cuIary requested order Ruau guano aad 20 nee that
they se g. there many manipulated articles IN ths
market
Il can be had OF myself or the cornlaslon merchank
generally In Richmond Of agents. slessrs Thuhhs
BRANCH d SONS, Petersburg; NJ H0LLlEs CO.. Lynch
ourg HUGH SCOTT, fredericksburg; MASON, MARTIN
CO. SCOTS lille; JOHNSTON, CLARKE Gu DanYihe
Sen, eff FRANK. g. RCFFlN.
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To tho Ladies',

We are requested by the Surgeon General
10 thank the ladies in his name for their pa
triotic contributions CT tandages and lint, and
to saY that further sypplies sOould be highly
acceptc5ls. Tho bandsges should be Of stout
domestic, two inches and half vide, and not
less than 7, nor more than 10 yards long. The
lint should be made Of Ga linen, either carded.
scraped CT picked
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Printers In tho Field.
We give the following "i;cm" from The P

w. give t'ie iolio"HiG i'Siu IAoui "He y
tersbusg Express, Of ofyesterday:
Orr TO THE WAK-We yesterday mcntiuued
the fact that a number Of printers from the va.
rious establishments Of this city, Lad left for
the Seat OF war The day before. To-day We
present the lraInrs Of the gallant corps, at the
same tilpo expressing the eerue';, hope that
they xay prove Is el!cctual in the handling Of
firearms against the abol:tionsts, rs they were
succrssiui in th- management Of the types--
Accustomed rs hey arc to labor and fatigue,
We do not permi. ourselves to doubt that they
will prove themselves equal to the ezisencies
Of the occasion which calls them forth:
Wells, T. E. Oven s. 4. ". Jones, George II.
Ilo!dswor,b, r. Z. Taliafcrro. j. J. Payne, J.
X. LcwelIcn. R. L. Smith, L. Ii. Dean, n. Y.
Powers, c. /. -haycr, YIN. j. Williams, ".
II. Mcfarland
TIE following gentlemen from The Richmond
"EGquirer' establishment ere row in the field
as soldiers in this war for Southern indepen-
dencc: M.j. Nat 1:lcr. Capt 0. J. Wise,
Scrgesn. ". Il. 'Tade, privatcs ". r. Allegro,
Hollis, Clarke, Eggleston, pardagor, Baughmn,
Henry, Slsgle, Roper, Gentry, Wilkerson, Hay
and Smy;he-totsl lG.
We may, without indrlicacy, express the
hops ard ;ae confident belief that these gen.
lIeme1 VII prove themselves worthy and ia,
cient d.len,;ers Of ,he States rights cause.
which. :he "Enquirer" las steadily advocated
since x ~:t4hiiahreni-.ir5; flflg.ze.sn geSIa
Tho Other printing establishments in this
city, We learn, arr also ~ell represented in
different military companies now on duty.
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AN .tC'E

AN NCF
fNo amend .he lt section OF Chsmer IA 81 tie Coas
\ Virgins, relative TO the Limitation OF SUITS 10
nit ;he rig: make entry, bring action TO
cover isud West OF The Allegheny mcuuiGas-eas.ed,
March 9Th, l>5i.
" BE II enacted by the Genera! Assembly CT yi:S!ns,
that the aTs section y: chapter hundred aud cyus
Of The Code OF Virginia passed IN the year thousand
eight hundred aud be amended sad rscnac,st
that the same shxl! be As !Vl!oAs:
"s,cToa !. No pe7,on shall make AT entry b:lne
accn &c recovs. any land lying Est .: Tic ANeSaany
mountains but within af;een years, suy lsad lying
West Of the ahyhScy mountains, bat within ten year.
next after The time ct which the right 10 make such eo:S
bring such action shall have a:s accrued &c himself
-o,nr person through whom b. claims.
SEcToS g Nothing IL this act shall sEect any action
pend!ns prevent the making OF entry bring
ing OF any action, wha sie. he 2sssEe here
c every such action pendne and every such
try action that hereafter be made or brought within
ihc last enlicned re, shall Dc governed by The lS1
!siing immediately before the passage hereof.
This shall be published for sixty days n
per, printed 10 the City OF Richmond
copy from the Rods
Teste: WN +. GORDON. Jr,
G. IL. D. Keeper OF The l:o!is OF Virginia.
April i6-c69d WING vii copy.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1861.

, Death OF Disitugaishcd New Yorker.
.. D. Barnard. formerly distinguished po-
l.liciar of Ne~ Ic,k, died NJ hia residence in
Albany or the 2t:h ult lie was for several
years mclnber of Congress Of high repute,
:1d subsequently, represented the United
States Government rs Minister at Bsrin. lie
was one Of The ab!cst and lnust honest Of the
modern politicians of New York. In his early
days he erdeared himself to all right thinking
men in New York, by refusing TO cooperate
with his party in their attempt to acquire the
political ascenduncy in tee State through an
aEti.Masoric organization. Mr.. Barnard, though
not one Of the Brethren Of tho mystic tie"
vet Denounced. with his accustomed frankne>s,
the unpitTiotic and wicked elfJrt of bis
party friends 70 raise themselves into power
upon the anti Masonic excitement which fol-
lowed the disarpraranc: Of Morgan As anti
Masonry swept over New York for time Ike
a whil,E;nd, Air. garna.d 1 lost his seat in Con.
gross ard his position as a leader of his party.
lie WAS. hor ever, restored to faTor after the
anti. Masonic furor had subsilei, and VAS scy-
eral ::urs re;drned to Inc popular branch Of
Congress, Of 'shnh body he became noted
and inAusntiq! neubcr. lie afterwards filled
with general acceptance the post Of Ameri-
oan Minister at Berlin. lii his politics, Mr.
Blraard vas conservative in the right ecccp-
lance Of The term. He was !or preserving the
rights OF the S.ates-ell the Sates-according
to the ;uarurii:s oE tie Constitution. Euta
few wesks age, We published an able and pow
crfu! letter from Mr.. Barnard in. vindicaton Of
the rights Of the South. We regarded him as
the oaly reliable friend we had among the
"Slycr Grey" Wings Of New York. WehGve
lost him, by death. The surviving members
o! his rartr hare ali deserted ua
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Brigadier.Gencrol Comua.Girg.
HEADQUARTERS PROVISIONAL AHHY.
Charleston, S. C., April -, 1861

HEADQUARTERS / R0NlSllSAL .NNHf,
Charleston, S. C., April 81, ishl.
Brig. Gen. Cooper, .ddjutani General G. 5. A.:
SIR-l have the honor to submit the i"l
lowing detailed report Of the Bombardlnrht
and Surrcndcr Of Fort Sumter, Ani the Incl
dents connected Herewith. Having completed
rny channel defences and batteries IN ,he bar
hor, necessary for the reduction Of Fort Sum-
ter, dispatched TWO Of my Aids at 2 20 ?. ~,
on Thursday, the lth Of April, with COM
munication 10 Major Andtrs"n. in command oi
the fortifcation, demanding evacuation. l
offered to transport himself =: command to
any pnrt in the United State he might select;
to allow him TO move out Of ;s fort with coin
pany arms and property, and AL private pro.
perty, AMI to salute his tl"s IN lowering 1t.
lie refused to acceti- n Sac demand. As my
Aids were about lesri"g, Major Anderson
remarked, that If we lid iot latter HIM IL
pieces, he would be starved out in ie" Gays,
or words TO that ctiect
This being reported 10 ~" by my -AiGs. on
their re,n.n with his refusa. at 5.l4p. ~,
deemed ii proper to telegraph tho ourport oi
his remark to the Secretary Of Var. ] re-
ceived br telegraph the following Instructions
at 90 p. M.--"Do not & ire lcedlcSsly TO
bornhard Fort Sumter. # Mir Anderson
will state the time at which, indicated by
him, he will evacuate, and agree that in the
meantime he will not use his GUNS against us.
unless ours should be employed against Fort
Sumter, YOU are authorized thus 10 AVOID
ehnsion OF blood If this or us equivalent be
refused, reduce the fort as your judgment dc.
eide TO be most practicable" 1T II p. N. !
sent my Aids with communication to Major
Anderson. based upon the foregoing instruc-
tions. Ii was placed in his hands at l2.45 A.
NJ. 18th instant He expressed his willing.
ness to evlcuate the fort OH Monday afternoon
if provided with the necessary means Of trans
portaton and il he should not receive contra.
dctory instructions from his Government: CT
additional supplies. But he declined not 10
agree to open his guns upon us in the eTent Of
any hostile demonstration on our part Ggains:
his .fug. This reply, which was opened and
shawn TO my AIDS, plainly indicated that
if instructions should be received contrary
10 Ills purpose to evaeuate, or if he Should re-
ceive his supplies or it the Confederate troops
should FIRE or hostile troops OF the United States
or upon transports bearing the United States
flag, containing men, munitions and supplies
designed for hostile operations agans. US De
would still feel hinse! bound 10 hre upon w.
and 10 hold possession OF the fort AS ID con-
sequence Of communication frog, the Pfesi.
dent Of the United States TO the GoFerncr oi
South Carolina, we were in momentary eSsec-
tation of an attempt TO reinforce forI Sumter,
or OF s descent upon our coast 70 1HAt en"'
from the United States feet then lylog CT tue
entrance CT the ha-bor, It was manhesuy cd
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,;aLEISS INSFITUTE,


?.:lgUEf sPkISGS, VIRGINIA
: .:.,,vn {: iris institute will ope: On the h-:t
H.-.,Isy ia I-.y >cc continue Without interruption
:: rt,s,raS N April, 1862.
p. = -! ,,.:craa c Instruction s given In the De-
r:..., :: 4rcea: L.-S.asc,, Modern Languages, Ma
g -- 49, ;.--.lnr---S.iaE- ~ ;;EiEccr- Norh
g 3!i-sry Nc,.c. YrLT:os .,n: t&in':: <.
.:i:j11,: Ire ,caov: - EonEoSe cGuny, Eve Eoiles
TX ,.;,. a." t>r.,,.ic- kali.oad9 |, sufficiently
81 D.: r.i 4; to- sNfi+ iIas qS,st ~sc T-,reG II Il
~ o~.u':-, i--G'!'a'n scenery, and sr3oSs The
-...c Q. a.s - .-: -: Casly beat: Spi.sEs.
T::.SS
~ a-l fs!;'a5 Il := is-5ary Departments. fise
= :.ca u 'lu,,c, it.an. U-!Sar, &c l.......: 80
4...Jr :. ur-S:. sd ?.I.9s, tom. 80 to W
..i" :Gr,c!. a,ii n aLT.Lce, aud the remaodr: st
..s - .Ivss,-2.
u.e- s'.':as:! :-:--..aci at Eichuond prices, 'er
- aaa!.-, vii TN TO Bonsacks the trs: ten days
. >-'pD.
t:....:a>. .='ar0 .'',-, adt.pss.
CEA-. l. COOKE, Superintendent.
-.-a..::-e Eotetourt Springs, VS..
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az TEE GovEkNOIs OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION.

vHEREAs the General Assembly Of .hh Co%mon,
w wealth has authorised bank 20 DC eI "a h.s
r,d,r IN. nx1nr OF ''The N.uk Of Psyivana snd mas
Incorporated the bank for circulation, heeos
and discount with capital Of not ess man one null
hr.,nd nor NOR. than thee hundred thousand uobaFs
70 be rssed by subscriptions 10 shares Of one
i.. ZACH and whereas has been certified TO the sa!
f,on ~ The Executive that the sue, or OIL. uha!e 1
,a,v se thousand dollars being than ,he Inini,
nun, caval aforesaid has beer SUBSIDIZED thss te
bsrk ha. actually ana 10 good faith o' 10 own aoso
svs :norssnd dollars beIag ,hreeh tbs OF tho enount
h,rb.d scd the auuut required by law and lns. ths
ss corpora,ion has been crgIniEs by the election o.
prssid.p, aut Directors Now, therefore, IN eonlrny
- ias do hereby make thiu proclamation, deeIaEak
III. iss,s aforesaid, and ,hst The eaoH Ao0I'N "
cou:rceace opersilous. ,., 90, r,ds-
j.; the Seal OF the UommouTsan tbls @ I2S,Il aHS
49, Of Msy, is5i- 'OA' SSh"
G.oSox W. svs,oao, ses'y Of the ConuonFeEi'h.
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