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,oST. STHAYED. AND rom I'd.

NOTICE. Application viii be m ade to
Y tho :, cond Auditor of Virginia for the reissue
OF thp following BONDS or THE STATE on
VIRGINIA standing on the books IA his @fic" ~ HE
name Of William H.. Lyons, admui-iiacr oi sirs'
Mrrin IS B.adfue, dec'ascf-Vil.:
Bo%D No. 3is Issued under acI of 25th January,
1850. for $500
BOND No. 5.7s2, i-sHed under act OF 22i iarch,
1850. for 800
said bonds having been mislaii or lost. ..
re 20 Fsw WARY &. IRVINE.
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SNATCH-THIEF PUNIsHED.-At the Police
Court Yesterday sam. Robinson (colored),
an old offender and a professional pick
pocket, was brought up, charged with un-
lawfully stealing pocket-book containing
seventy cents from the person OF Mrs. w.
d. Sutherland. lie was found guilty, and
was ordered to receive twenty Iashes and
TO be confined in jail twelve months, with
labor
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OLD D3SUSION RYE WHsKEY eiesbt year, old ;
- SELECT" RYE WHISKEY;
" MOSrROSE RYE WHISKEY:
"ALLECIIANY" IYG WHIsKEf;
|" NIKE HARMAN" RYE WluSKEY;
EMPIRE" BOURBON WnlsKEY;
|" lNGLssIDH" Bot RBON WIusKEY;
|" WILSON BOURBON WHsSEY:
HEM 1ssY and MARTELL BRANDT;
DUFF GORDON ard other SIERRIEs,
The above brand. are FOR sale by w. ID. BLAIR K
co. "a moderate dces.
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A DEBT BOOM.
"A Substitute Proposed 10 The House
for The RiddIebcrger Ell.

Personal EXPLANATION PROM ROSS HAMIL'
TON-HE DEMANDS A COMMITTEE OF INyEs-
TlGATTON AND GETS IT-THEN He PROPOSES
SUBSTITUTE FOR THE RIDDLEBERGgR DEBT
BlLL-sUNDAY-LAw DILL REP0RTED-PER-
sONAL-THE BARKsDALE-FLOURNOY NAT
TER; REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, in eases o
AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with quinine are
productive of the most happy results. No better
cahartic can be used preparatory 10 or after taking
luinine We would advise all who are afflicted with
this disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and us a simple pur-
gatiye, they are unequaed.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Th Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad will, on and after Sunday
the 29th OF February, change the running OF
the night express. 1t will leaye..at II p. NJ.
instead 0! Z =. NJ, as heretofore. The mail
and accommodation trains will run us for
merly.
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N. ELLYsON Il co., advertising agents, insert sd
vertisements IN all of the newspapers OF the Unite
s.aes at publishers rats. Orders LETT at the DA
satch countiaE-room sill receive prompt kIten
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ACTION SALES THIS DAY.

81 On al sates OF Rsat Estate mad. sssosst
se let oJ JdnuGry md i9st OF J,sns tas tdIstJst
Ot nU sGisS made betWsen the lt Of July andta
of tIs vsGr The tares have TO be paid ~ the ssttss
(This custoa was ad0pies about niteen year. Es
bv al the real estate agents IN kichmoho, ana ~
piiesto Richmond and yieinityJ
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For Coughs, Colds, and Consumption, use PUR-
CELL. LADD & CO.'S Emulsion of Cod-Liyer oil
with Hypopho.phtes Of Lime and soda. Price,
soc. For sale by All druggists.
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EOR E.--IIaying SEVEN On
IL HORSES. we must sell some Of them. ZG2A
aud win 90 so even at great sacrifice. ,.,,
We will also sell ono Li6HT-ToP tPbind
WAGON and HARNESS. with POL T. and dsliAtIs'
Ia good order. CHAFFIN, STAPLES CO.
Re 27-2t Renl Estate Agents.
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RIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1880.

1 4 IOurn0y nave at any Time cCllectcd.
The printed copy Of the testimony aud
exhibits taken before committee OF The
House OF Delegates last session on the sub
iect OF &. l.. Powclps securities, &C.. is
herewith filed as exhibit "B"; also a COPY
Of decree Of the United States Court di-
rectnQ the pa' ment Of 800.
| All Of which are respectfully submitted.
A. KoINER,
Chairman OF Senate Committee;
W. II. TURNER,
Chairman OF House Committee.
The resolution was adopted.
SUNDAY law.
The House Committee for Courts Of jus
tice yesterday evening resolved 10 report
fayorably Mr. Camberlayne's bin exempting
from The operations OF the present Sunday
liquor law all cities OF 1000 inhabitants and
over having police regulations on the sub
iect.
As to Richmond, the effect OF this bill will
be TO take jurisdiction Of Sunday-aw yiO-
ations from the Hastings Court and give it
TO the Police Court.
GALLERIES OPEN.
The public does not seem TO be aware hat
the galleries Of the House are now open to
visitors. Such il the fact. and speech-mak-
ing on the debt will be the order for several
days TO come.
1t is for the interest Of the State TO have
the galleries crowded, as when they are
members keep much more order than when
there are no lookers-on.
The House sits from II to 2:30, and from
to :.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. James Barbour, of Culpeper, was on
the floor Of the House yesterday.
General Malone, in his waterproof suit,
was in the rotunda Yesterday ABOUT the time
Ross Hamilton introduced his debt boom.
RALLY, BOYS, RALLY.
The ReadiuSterS, though affecting a smile
at Ross Hamilton's substitute. feel that the
situation is really perilJus to their plans.
Five or six votes lost to the Readiusters
in the House, and gained by the Debt-Pay-
erS, would make an astonishing difference
In results.
Mr.. Perdue, Of Franklin, who left the
city soon after he cut his cOrns or bsters
on the Capitol steps, has been sent for to
come back here.
Efforts are also being made to secure the
prompt return Of Mr.. Mcdonnell. OF Scott.
He WAS called home by serious illness in
his flmiIy, and paired off with Mr.. Witt.
DuI sS hltg'Ohc NOtt> arc httutu ~ pass toO
Riddleberger-caucu> bill, and as they cannot
now be counted up, Mr.. Mcdonnell is want
ed, and at once. Some other Readiuster
members who are absent have been tele-
graphed to come back.
General Malone and few Of the leaders
had a close conference in the hall OF the
House last night when the situation was
gIayely discussed and the opinion expressed
That "the cOlored troops" are rather
sbaky. II was determined to make n grand
rally OF al the forces, and to stave of vote
on the main question until all the abSenteeS
whose presence is likely to be secured are
back in their seats.
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SAVE MONEY oY having your printing cons attn,
DISPATCH PRiHIING-iIOUsA. GooG wort, low
prices. and satisiaotion guaranteed.
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Unless the breath Is Ike q spry gale,
III loss ih., tooth lleArsss trv driven snow,
There is 10 dazZing smlA or tender tale,
Grateful 10 woman's eye Or ear, We know.
The tale would lose its cbarms-the smile bc gaun
Till brought within the spell of SOZoDOSr.
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when You wish to take Cod-Lirer Oil use the
Emulsion made BY PURCELL. LADD & co. with
Hypopho sphtes Of Lime and soda. Price, Doe.
For sale b all drugEisis.
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T.. WmTLOCK, l445 Main street, MANUFACTURED
of eighteen different brand, of line Cigars. SenC
for price-list.
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For treck dfqestiOR, consumption, general de-
0tt,ey, -ua "Gnt OF appetite 4 cheerfuly recon-
mend Coidcn's LIEBIG's LIQCID EXTRACT OF
BEEF,
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.,oryLs AND B0AWriNG.H0USEs'

NEW BOARDING AOCsE.-Hiying
~ taken that hrss snd conyenisnlly arranged
,ccomn,odaie DoARDE.Gs, ii her peln,tnsnt ef
can also RENT Rooms wiihon. toard: ..vy
fslu.2ws
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porIrF CorPr -.Tns,ire !. j. Crutchfel1
presided at the Police Court yesterday and
disposed OF the following cases:
John Camp, for aS>aulting and beating Il.
&. Phelp. Both were .ined 81.
Charles II. Motloy, for threatening to as-
sault and kill Il. \. Martin, was required
to give surety IN the sum OF so for three
months.
William johnson (colored). charged with
being a suspicious character. Continued
until to-day.
Eliza Allen (colored). for being drunk
and disordery. Fined $3.50.
Robert WOodsOn diidS J. Fisk (colOredG
charged with being suspicious character
Committed to Jail in default OF surety.
Ida FurgusSOn, for being drunk anc
using indecent language. Fined s..
William Smith and William Coles (co'
lored). for being diSoIderly and using OBJ
scene language and insulting ladies on the
street. Fincd - 30 each.
Claiborne Thomas. for being drunk and
interfering with persons on the street.
Jailed for three mOnths.
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For 1 real GOOD lOc CIGAR take WHTLocR''
MODEL. II has no equal.
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MOVAL.-GARDEN SEED STORE,
IL whole ale and re,ail:-ToBACC0 SEED ! Try
ToRN and AFRICAN MELON. Many OF these
SEEDS are grown by me, and it can be irnly said ]
ann The only farmer and trucker engaged in the bls-
res in this civ. JOHN r. MEREDITH (successor
10 AnIson x Addison In Garden See0s) 416 north
sixth rect, opposite Second Market.
RICHMOND, VA, February l9, 1850. %
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WHTLOcA's Sc. IcEY WEse CIGARh has no SUI
periOr. Bo sare OF i.slraiiODs.
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\ GRASD picnic smoke tor The holidays To-
sale eYerl Whore. only &c.
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RANK sTATEMENTs.

.,rpoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
R =, L.,,y FIRST NATIONAL. BANK OF RiCMs ~;
IL 1Ht. ~ ptcpNbNp. IN Tilf STATE or
Y0Npg,.,ni AZ TIE CLOSE OF BUSINESS fE-
NiHNSrY u. 1850;
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CITY CIRCUIT CeURT.-Thc City C;rcuit
Court WAS not in session yesterday, it hay
ing adjourned over Wednesday to meet to-
day.
Tie Court will be engaged to-day in hear
ing chancery cases. The Jury Will meet
again tomorrow, at which time several
EenricO cases will be tried.
Judge Wexford has not rs yet rendered Il
decision in the ". and o. railroad case.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR ETO.DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, slowly-rising barometer
and decreasing cloudiness.
For the South Atlantic States, decreasing
clOudiness, westerly winds, rising preceded
along the coast by nearly stationary baron.
eter, and slight change in temperature.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
cloudy, and there were one or two light
showers.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 \. NJ, 80
% a. NJ, Ga; noon. Oh; z. b., Sc; p.
NJ, Go; midnight, go.
Mean temperature, 63.
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FcR GOOD, RELIABLE SMOKE Try the PFC.
\Is CIGAR.
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stais NJ Virginia. cttgof Rtchmoad--to ~;
LCuARLEs {. WILLIAMS. notary pn',ic i"s
49,, iv ,for. aid in The >ialr0f biDlnisf fthkeftpy
sey,lty tat t,eorxe Lee aud r. 4. -aunder,- whose
name are sgued 10 the foreg9iu9 ai'"< tsye w tn,t
Az actrnwi istlad The sane Lriorf n ~ ny al"
and 10 flrthe- certify thsi George sse 81 in1
same tine made oath before me ttai = \. -a'hsss
bts actually paid 10 him IN eash the an OK ~
thousand dolials - tls lhpee lA'" tue f'''"' my
Gwen under my hand t,i. tt.h dty q f,briaFy,
IL ieso CHARLES L. Wli.LiAAr,
~; - No.sfY Poole.
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The Cry MlsSION.-Few persons are
aware OF the great good accomplished by
the earnest efforts OF a faithful band OF
charitable women who labor in this noble
mission. Under much Encouragement and
the frequent plea Of hard times" it was
rCestabished this winter, and has steadily
worked its way TO the homes OF m1ny a
destitute sufferer. During the month OF
January 1850 quarts Of soup, $500 cakes
OF corn-brea and 200 sick raiOis have
been distributed. besides 900 party-worn
garments and $40 worth Ct bed-clothing TO
the needy. The managers now find the
treasury near!y empty, while the wants Of
the poor are still pressing, paUlcuiarly
among the aged ard iutirm, and where there
are sick children fuel Is especially needed.
Though the winter is bali gone, it Will be
necessary TO continue this work two months
longer, and unless those whose hearts are
moved by the sufferings OF the needy will
aid the A ssociaiion these pressing wants
cannot be met The ladies OF the mission
propose collecting again among the good
people OF our city for this labor OF love,
and it is earnestly hoped they will meet
with open hearts and hands. Any contri-
buttons OF money, provisions, or clothing
can he sent 10 the president, Mrs. f. VI.
Baker, Mrs. ColstOn, 304 Grace street; Mrs.
A. Y. Stokes, or Mrs. j. &. SPOTS, and will
be carefully distributed among the most
destitute.
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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY SCHOOL
BOARD. The School Board OF the city held
lis regular monthly meeting Yesterday at a
p. NJ at it's office, S05 Marshall street.
Present: Hon. William &. CarriDgtOn
(presidenn. Alfred Il. Courtney. William
II. Scott, Robert w. Powers, S. p. Moore,
William G.. knight, superintendent j. II.
Peay. Jr, and Secretary Alfred Moses.
The monthly report. together with one
showing the result OF the intermediate cX-
animation. was presented by the Superin-
tendent OF Schools and approved by the
Board.
The following from the superintendent
report above mentioned shows the percent
age by groups at the intermediate eXamina-
ton:
Madison, 70; Clay. S2.2; Leigh, 1912;
Central, so; Bethel, 81; Bellevue. rs
High 7S.S; First Grammar, 1913. Average
Of white schools. 1916.
Colored: Baker, 7S.j; Navy Hill. S3 a;
Valley, 81; Colored Normal, 90. Average
OF colored schools, rs.
Average Of city schools, 10.
The monthly financial report from the
secretary was received and approved by tie
Board.
A lengthy report from the Committee on
SchoOl-IIouscs and Furniture in regard 10
contemplated repairs and improvements
was received, and The work OF repairing
the school buildings and furnishing some Of
them with inside slat-blinds was referred
back TO the chairman OF the committee and
supervisor OF school buildings, with power
10 contract for the aforesaid work.
After the transaction Of considerable rOu-
tine business the Board adjourned.
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CEED POTATOES.-One thousand bar
= reIs EARLY ROSE POTATOES, selected espe-
cally for seed-barres averaging nearly three nnsn
els EACH Persons wanting choice STOCK ior Iiant-
''~ ALLISON 4 ADDISON,
fe aim 1922 Cary street.
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IICHMOND, VA, February II, ISSOJ
no THE HOLDERS or TIE MORT
i GAGE BONDS OF TIE JAMES RIVER AND
KANAWHA COMPANY AND or THE BU-
tHANAN AND CLIFTON FORGE RAILWAY
COMPANY:
The parties who are negotiating Tor the purchase
of 'AcTTopcTtY of these comuaniee. with the view
oi building railroad ia tie Valley of James river,
are willing 10 make the purchase on the conGili0n
hst TIE Gtb's on which the companies have not now
au option eau le settlCd on the following terms
viz: sixty cents in tne dOilar of the hrt mortgage
jame- River and kanaWhd Company, twenty cents
lu ine dollar Of the second mOTtkage Ot the James
River and Kanawha COMPANY, aUd seventy cents ia
tar dollar Of The mortgage bonds of The buchanan
and clifton Forge RailnJy Company, The cacula-
tion btng made n each case of principal coupons
mntured, aud interest on cOupOns ma'ured.
Inis 3, all can paw; Ohtr neither more nor
les. and Cer The same terms 10 all | can pay Tor
40 bond on which an option has been given.
The success Of the railroad. In which the state
and ali Its citizens vially interested, depends on
lay success IN making thi> settlement.
l am compelled 10 rc.trict this offer u the 81
day Of March, 1880.
The holders OF the ahCve.described bonds can re-
tdte their monty the above erms 10y apple alton
81 ihis ONCE. or at the Peoples Savings Bank at
LlLchbug, or II tic Bank OF Lexington.
JOHN W. JOHNSTON,
~ Z8-iMh2 President.
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DROWN LEGHORN FOWLS ARR THE
ID best layers. Having more eockeres 10 my loek
than necessary. would cell a few very rhesp. Ad-
dress HtNSEEY, post-odice box se4.
fe 27.lts
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WILL SUPPLY EX. EARLY PEAS
i 10 my customers at 81 per bushel- not over one
bUshel 70 any order. 49,. Il.
The first English Peas sold iD this market, grown IN
This vicinity was from seed bought IRON hr. FIG
MIR HenrV GTubbs, Nike Dugdn, JOha Eve
reft Produce Dealers. = cOnd Market.
Mr. FIGSER'S Cabbage seed gave me better sats-
faction than other dealers Gus. Ltgn0t' trucker
HenricO county. A.,
Mir. FIGNER's seeds in variety gave entire salts
fac,ion.-Stsphen Hunter, plopretor st. Claire fo-
tel. ~ - r,c>rp eooae,,,o,
6O5 Marshall street. Richmond Va.
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HORSES. MULES. de.

NOR SALE, ONE BAY MARE, ECs
II suitable for ladies phaeton. She j. <IIA
sold for no fault s perfectly kind aud gentle Aiso'
ONE FIRsT.CLAsS DOX-BUGGY. made TO order,
aud Is perfect in every respect. They eau De seen
for two days at the stable Of JOSEPH n. HIN. fou;-
teenth street, between franklinand Ross sirees;
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TIVE TNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
4 Day FORMED \ CO-PAET&EEslilPu unRer
henaMc aud style Of
HORACE BLACkMIR 4 60.
,.. ,h,. MANUFACTURING or TOBACCO And
Ni"""' ~ HoRAtE BfACKW'R,
cott,, TDWAND Bt. + MI X.
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ToTgF Owing Ia continued had heihh .
Ihnyf ai-pO-ed OF my stock Of COAL AND WOpDi'' .
Me-. tRIMP q NEST. Who vii coniinu" me
satne 1uSiur.s IN ALL Its BEAM IE, - heretofore
CARED ON bY me at my old stand 7lH east Gary
.ircet Allow me 70 expre>s 10 my friends and pa
iron, my sincere ihalks for iheir patronage ann
49, tiat they viii rtyor the new nrm w h the same.
Very re-pec fully.
f,12-lw l.. T.. fANKINGTON.
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xTT GEORGELEE AND T.. \. sAU

WE, GEORGE LEE AND l.. \. sAO y.
w ,,Fke have his das formed a nuFt ~
P,rTNFESHIP 10 conduct iu he ci'A of Hlv'r@
,,,ort N, "A h,re syr both D. -ice. the tbs titAi-,
GRpCERI AND PROVISION BUSINESS ior lhes
peri od OF one year rom Tbs GS't
sAi,NDFRS 1. The sl ci8i parih.r, an1 nas tph'Il-
lifed lie .u,n Of tea ihuu-and d1' - ao ms t"l ~
INTO the concern which - 10 dp business hh"sI -
ayle of GtORGE LEI. -. ... ,,.,.,. ,,
~ -" GEOE8I itT.
n ~ 1rC'' T. A ~AiNDh.gS.
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MONEY LOANED

OFFICE JAMES EIVIR AND KANAwHA co.
AND BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON FORGE
HALLWAY COMPANY.
-
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In the House yesterday Mr.. Ross Hamil
ton (coIored), OF Mecklenburg, rose to
question cf privilege and said: see some
thing said in the Richmond Wing in rela-
ton to myself aud others which would
ak The Clerk to read. file sent Il paper 10
the Clerks desk.]
The Clerk read az follows:
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FINANCIAL.

UNION BANK OF EICHMOND.l
RICHMOND. February 26, 1850.
At 4 MEETING OF THE DIREC-
~ TORS OF THIS BANK held this afternoon
b.rIus Of IS share WAS ordered 10 be paid 10 the
siocl holders on and after MOnd4y the 81 prOXimo.
f. 27-lw JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
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STATE or viEcINfA' COUNTY OF HENRIco' $;
..,uel 4 Clover, i>Gicr Of the above-named
- 40 sol,mnly swear that the above statement is
,,s' 70 N, best Of my knowledge and belief.
""- =. A. GLOVER. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20 b day
- s,I.,,qfy l-SO. W. r. ALLtN,
% Notary Public.
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SEERSMEN.

CEED POTATOES, SEED OATS, &c.
- Merchants and planters viii find II 10 their Ia
terest TO call on Us before buying Their NEhD FIFTY
cents per barrel can be saved by buying The BEST
NORTHERN EARLY ROSE PtERLESS. and
PROLIFIC SEED POTATOES by the bus he
BRING YOUR BAGS. . -. IN, ,,r,.-
SEED OATS, CLOVER-SEED, BLAGh fEAS'
&C., &C., cheap in proportion;
70 270S Mil 86&S.6t
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NllII(

Iwli continue no BOOT AND sIoE bust>fsS
,n iii rs Lrsucirs a. The Sid s'api 81 ftiesY n
Waff. and nope 20 rycelse = co1f .nIsn oi@ic pa
fonaxe - iihtSaliy Dcssoss0 on re old ceslss.t;
STEPHEN PtrNEl,
r,,te tle,suro In rec0mmsndlnr .oy fien,s u
,h'. - rf,.rern. MILitA'a X. WATTS.
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OF (O-HAk TNER-

IL SUlP-Ihe nrm OF PUTNtE * WATTS Is
ms day di.s0lyef ny ica ual cog -fn'. NJ cL5ihs
sg,Iusi The concern win he pIid Nic1h' u fui- :.
uey To whom igrlIes Indebted - 'Ps esae,f1 WIS
P'e" WILLIAM X. " ATS.
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ONLY 5000 PsR' YEAR.-TLiATGsa
I0P RFYT- THAT ELiGIBLE@

EOR RENT. STORE. DWELLING, IN
l. and FIXTURES corner finh and Broad MQ
streets. Apply 90. ....- ..,..,,,,.,
ia VI WEHt
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$705,574 So

H. ". Lockwood. cashier of the National Bank
# VIrgnia DO affirm that the above statement Is
rue 10 The best Of NV knowledge and belief.
j. W. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
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DEPORr OF THE CONDITION OF
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pI,g OND. VA. At CLOSE OF BUSINESS
SiTl-EDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1880:
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, TO The Senate and House Of Delegates:
The Joint committee appointed 10 inyes-
tioate The settlement made by the Auditor
~ pubhc Accounts with the agents OF the
! SAFE IN the matter OF Charles l.. PowelPs
securities on his official bond as sheriff OF
Pittsylyania county. and report the result
~ such Investigation" have discharged the
dnty assigned them, and beg leave 10 report
that upOn examination OF the account OF the
Auditor (Mr. Taylor with the attorneys
employed by him, MeSsrs. Barksdale and
Flournov, in relation TO the claims OF the
state against the securities OF Z. l.. Powell,
late sheriff OF PittsyyaDia county, o far as
the collections have been reported by said
ATTORNEYS to the Auditor, is sustained by the
exhibits and the opinion Of the Attorney
General as to the questions OF law Involved.
4 copy II the account is herewith flied IL
exhibit "A."
There are collected and unrep0rted bal
ances vet in the hands OF >ald attorneys, and
further settlement OF commissions retained
by them To be accounted for.
Your committee do not feel called on to
express any opinion rs TO the delay on the
part Of the attorneys in making payment
and settlement with the Auditor, .s no ac'
ton on the part OF the General Assembly Is
necessary; but your committee would re-
spectfuiiy recommend tue adoption OF the
following resolution:
ResolUed by the General assembly o.
Virqin;a, That the Auditor OF Public Ac
counts be, and he is hereby, directed 10 urg'
"a speedy collection aud settlement OF The
remaining claims arising ont OF the mattel
OF the securities OF Charles l.. Powell, lat'
sheriff OF Pittsylyania county, as the publl'
interest NAV require, and that he make
full settlement OF all claims 10 Wnich th'
State Is entitled, which .the attorneys
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