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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

HIVT IfIF UIET 7
ENvp HUNDRED nOiL&Ws INWARD tiien on
= "wednesday evening, zoe 2d fom ~ Whafton's
yste neat Cattersve black FouCv. about feet ten
in-l-. iyr :ai uobbed sho tgnd toachrd De- has
sia!t hte suot each .tr the of his tail. TO
brs t,n ai scars goo is back ans one ocCJ'tored ~
.g,psd The ihirr's ana man " swartiy I'm.
,,r. had on wi en- he took thc horse a bfiui-
si f-f two vastco ts, cf cotton cashmere lark
,,,f,sf,ors aud no or close tod,eh The a.
bvr f0isew4s tasrh a''"i sN ecccs 70 me evening"
o. Whgg,on's Stable
hr love reward 81 ope huudred dollars win - given
10 sry &c vbo vii apprehcrd the thief. and secure
,,r in iat aud Give tSs subscriber sr"h lnfotmntion
to-,e NAV tet his 10 a. ain, or hig dola for he
49,. ,ione W. n. JOHNSON
Co.aa,bia, EluvaJ na, July II. 1o-2ss
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THOMAS PILCUER. Doo,tf,, .Taig.y-.
f1T -frchilG!5 }3ifcaie, .yEs7Tp ,sg9
Tutor y Essc1 t,,.ssIy.
- uSv.
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ADVEK rIoGMENI.

THE sebscrber bcgs leave 10 inform his friends
in particular. aud the public I'm general. that
he now carries on his Trade. as usual, on the Long
whsrf, below the Bridge. aud opposite Mr., ,TnoMAt
MessEa's shop. lie repairs locks Of every kind.
makes keys Of every sort, p,ends brass kettles, or
any sort Of brass ware, lie meads umbrellas in the
nea,cst manner snd does all sorts OF small work in
his line Of business. The smallest favors in his way
will be thankfully received and punciually perform
ed, by Your obt. humble servant,
WILLIAM CRANSTON.
Nr.,borf Nebf IL 1916
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House Of, ,Entertni.menf

p ICIApD BARKER respectfully informs bis
IN friends and former customers, that he has re-
turned 10 his native town, and has taken The house
in the rear Of the shop of DAVID WILLIAMS,
watch. ~..,h side of the Parade. few, doors
above the Newport Bank where he int, nds to keep
House OF Entertainment, and will use every exer.
tion to give satisfaction to those who will favor him
with their company
Gibbs and Private Parties will be accommoda ate i
as usua:-and few steady Boar dersNean he admit.
ted.
N.~nn.t ADr fQf-
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The faiiosving voluntary certificates are h,0cfa

The JoNo1ving vctuntdry rerfifea!es are froefa
Of their singular and superior e5feGcy.
CT CERTIFICATE.
This msy certify that I, Gen. James Wbtelaw. Of
Ryegste. (vt) have a daughter, who has been from
her youth to the ege Of 90 years. severely afflicted
medicines To no effect, induced 60 make trial OF
+" DR.. ReT's Botanicai Drops," prepared by w. I.
Conway, which, after administering three bottles,
completed cure, and she has not been troubled with
the complaint since. JAMES WHiIELAW.
Aiontpelier, aarch 16, 1916.
The oilorviny letter from The mqter Of infanfis truly
infereseng 10 ihe afflicted.
W. r. Conway, j.,
Respected ,if--A Agreeably to your request, would
inform you that my 10 8ycars old, his health
as foliows--be has been sick 3 years; lS months
since. when iG.srmed Of DIR, Refs Botanical Drops
and Pills. he then had not the use CT his a-sns one
leg almost crippled hip dropped out Of place his
thigh sweled up and broke IN places arns IN tie
mean time swellcd up and broke in 3 places: many
OF the sores were down TO the bone for enc yeor he
lad Of the joints hut las the Of both
arms, sores all well but th.ee he now appears 20 be
getting well very fast. Many said it was impossible
that he could get wellOlers say it seems like rails
ing one from the dead. imust ever remain sincere
friend and well wisher TO you who have shewn SO
much kindness to my son.
LUCY koGERs.
Waterfowl, (Con May IL, 1916.
These Drops are radical cure for Seu'ty Sah
Rheum, LeproE, Sc .9Dthony' Fire, Serefi0, UIcers
Sore Legs, even when the bone is .fected Venereal
aoinn when mercury has faed--are The best spring
and autumnai pbysic, and may be givenio children
with perfect safety. Prices --rJr9sk for "Dr.
RsLTE's DorANIcAL DaoSs"-- O6serre n0Hs are
genuine unless signed ".W. T. Conway"
The above Medicine IS prepared apl sold whole
sale, by the sole probrietOr, ~. T. Co"wAr, No. ],
Hamilton Place, Common street, Boston, and retail
cd by B
SAM'L. w. VINSON, Druggist
T.fdlfES-STREE7, AEJYP0RT, n. l.
Hoppn, Providence. Isaac n Bull, Hartford, Dwight
Ripi .cy, Norwich, John Tiebout, No 23S, Water-st
New York, and most Druggists. booksellers, and
Post-Ntasters throughout the United States.
Qr Pamphlets OF many extraordinary cures may
be had Mt the agents, gratis.
" None Qf he above are genuine. unless sisaed
"W. +. Conway )" as you ratsS health observe his!
or A large discount 70 Country Traders, and
those who buy to sell again.
.hewbort, .hop. IL, 1916.
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POETRY.
rnE SOLDfKR's DREAM.

TnE SOLDIkR , OKChM.
oassssks sade ubc-forths night cloud had low
AsdsAe etn,;nei stars set their wssc, in the sky,
An,. thousands aad sunk on the ground oyefpow-
= srd,
IRE weary to sleep. and the wounded to die
" hen -ee ing that night On my pallet Of straw.
BY the wolf.seadnx fsggot that guarded the slain;
AT ths dad Of the night sweet vision saw,
Aad-whee ssg the mof.ing drea'ns il again.
Me,hough, frois Tie battA Rea's dreadful array.
Far, far 7 had roamd on desolate tracks
Twas sutumn and sunshipe arose on the way,
Tothe nome Of NY Ftther's. thar welcomd me
back.
few to the pleasant fields travers'd so Oft
In lifcs moyning march. when my bosom was
zheard my own mountain.geats bleating sioft.
Ard knewyhc sweet strain tiat the corn-reaPers
sung.
there pledged we the vine cup, lind fondy swore,
From my home and my weeping friends ne'er to
My laie ones kiss'l me thousand times ger.
And my ysfc sobo'd aloud in her funcss Of heart.
Stay stay with us--rest, thou art weary and
And fsin was their wsr-btoken soldier 10 stay,
But sorrow return'd with the tlawning Of morn.
And the voice in my dreaming ear melted away:
-- @
II is a strange thing, but il 10 true, thst
those who rave been thrust by misfortune to
state beneath their birth and expectations,
feel rs IL they were the objects OF universal
hostility. They SEQ contempt in every rye,
they. suppose insult in every word; the slight.
eat neglect is sufficient to set the sensitive
rtids Of the unfortunate liz blaze, and alas |!
how little 10 this sen,ibii,y respected by the
rich and gay in their dealings with The unhap-
py! to what an addition Of missry ore the
wfetchcd exposed; meeting rot only those
coAtumelles which the prosperous arc no.,
backward to bestow, but those fancied ills,
that however unlounded, keep tho mind in u
csistant fever with itself, and warfare with
tho surrounding world
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The 6i,cujnp voluntary cert,teaies must sufficiently
stlnee their sing uiar and surprinng cGeGcy
NJ CERTIFICATES!
Thi, may certify. thatf bsve been very much
troubled with the asthma and difficulty OF brea'nb
for about four years during which lime have mace
nae of variety of medicines and TO no elect unlh
ha1 recourse 20 Or. ReH's -3sfhmafic fHI'' pre-
paret. by w T. Conway, on taking which, 10 my
great loy was relieved, and can safely reccmmena
item as an invaluable Medicine to others IN IKE
cases. Ei-iAo orENSSh'
windham. Con. May s. 1916.
IRE Joqowi.g certificate from -he'sr' MHor and B't
hngs Cranf, Druggisls, Stafford Cen must 6e THy
iafereshag 10 The afflicted
Your or Ielf's A s,hm stic) Pills have perform
ed mirac uous cure in this town.--A man, aHouI
so, had been confined some months, bis feet and
legs badly swollen. bad cough, respiration DIM
cult, and was given over by his physicians and
friends, who considered him INA confirmed con.mp-
tion, after taking .hree bozrs OF these Pills. ois lhe
threatening symptoms are removed and he IS last
recovering. Stafford Sept l.,
Thcse Pills give instant ease in all coughs, colds,
asthmas, difiuiiy Of breathing, Wheeling, tgh,ness
Of the chest, consumption, pain in she side spitiing
of blood chilliness and shiverinSs the forerunners
Of fevers, &c Common colds are removed in o few
hours, ,hc aged will experience relief equally inssn
taneous when the lungs are sflected.-Price 81.
G-T.9sk for Dr. Relics Asthmatic Pills, one box
containing IL Pill, frequently effects cure. None
ore geruiHs bur those signed" w. T. CoEwAY."
The whole Of the above Medicines are prepared
end sold, wholesale, by the soe proprietor, ". r
CoSwAY, No. l. Baniltqn.Piace, Common street,
Boston, aud rttailed by
SAMUEL W. VINSON, Druggist,
Thames ssreet, Nereporf, n. J.
IIpppin, Providence Isaac ID. Dull, Hartford, John
Tseoout, No 238. Water.lreet, New York, and most
Druggists, Booksellers and Post-Masters through
out the United states.
az Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures, may
be had at the agents, gratis.
or .N.ne IF the absve genuine, unlesS sisrel
"W. T. Conway"--as you paile health, Observe this
"a large discount to country traders, and those
who buy TO sell again.
Newport, Nov 10, 1916.
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Portsmouth Wsolea Kanyactoyy.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the puS-
lie, that he continues TO Card Wool, Color and
prcss Cloth, and TO Manufacture Plains, Sa.inneis,
Flsnnels, &c ell which will ue done in surerior
manner, at moderate prices. having the best kind Of
machinery in excellent order. and woikmen expert.
cnced in every branch Great attention will be paid
to those who punctual in payment. AUD nope
will be neglected,
Persons Indebted TO him are earnestly requested
TO make immediate payment-thoSe whose sccounts
arc Of long standing - parcular, viii end It their
own interest TO make speedy settlement.
SAMCEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth. lCnndaKs .lnhs.l Oct. IL.
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TO LIZ n,

(.fgd hossession given immediateiy)
TIE shop recently occupied BY Mr.. sAsrrt
w visses. Ai'o the room 10 the rear OF the
same, together with tie chambers above
Likewss-the north Chamber in tho same build.
ing, being pleasantly situated. The Whole will be
let together. or separately.
For particulars, apply TO
Newport, April o. 1917
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. Valudb7c Property., Tor sac. /
TIE subscriber wi ei,hes sell lease the House
= iE which be nov lives, ,iin rhsnesssfeet-and
give i'm mediate possession. lie will sell some land
sdjoins,g the estate Of the late George ChsmPlin,
Esq. Which land 10 very convenient Cor House lots
He win either cell or lease his farm at saeauenst.
point, in Middlc,own Ve has some Furniture also
Tor safe. NArH. HAZARD.
Jan 81.
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FOR SALE,

A Farm situated in MidjIe.own, on the msin
"A road. four miles from Newport, containing
about 100 acres Of excellent moving, orchard aud
tiiags land, oil under good improvement. On said
farm is good dwelling lor,e. barn. eorner'o, and
other necessary ou,-buildings, ell in good repair
10 we'll watcrcd and walled. snd is pleasantly and
eligiSly situated for place Of resort IN the summe
season. For further particulars, enquire OF The
subscriber. living on the premises. y
pELEG SANFORD.
Midd,etowa. Feb 26, 1917. lu1
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By the President,
Josiah .,ieigs Commissioner Of
the General Land Office.
Printers who publish the Laws Of tie Unite
States will irset the above once week till the fir,
Of June, and forward their accounts (u, duplicate
to the Receiver Of public monies At st. S,sy&ens e
payment. April ..
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FOR SALE.

MI Dwelling Hcuse, No. +9, Droad.strcct, with
tvA The out.Buildings, and the land they stand ON,
Ssoout quarter Of an actc) Terms liberal. Said
House Is in complete order.
Newport, Aug z, lel6.
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t 10 LEI, she
A PART or the whole 81 ths House OF, the late
IA Edmund Townsend, in Bridge-str Apply
20 JOB z. TOWNSEND.
March Is.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,


A IL persons entitled to Military bounty Lands
tor services rendered the United States during
the late war, would 10 well 10 recollees The notes
given from this branch of tho War Department., go
long since as the sd Of August, 1915, and which
has been repeated in the public newspapers msny
times since that date, viz.
81 Land Warrant will 20, be issued to an cseus-
for nor TO an admrissraisr. The government ct the
United States has pot authorized any person TO act
IS an agen, for he purpose of ransseiing eny part
Of The business relative 10 the obtaining Military
Land warren,s (which will, as usual, be issued
gratis at the War Department: nor does il recog-
nzc any pretended Lard 0bce for zach pu-po,>. n6r
any other agency OF that nature, in aUy state Vi The
American Union.
August q, 1915"
In addition to the above, II may ic proper to re-
mind applicants Of the classes above referred u,
that their letters and documents need not sc address
sed 70 any individual at she seat Of government, ty
name. bat simply to "The SressTAsy- or waR,
Ues.agfs1 CIR, ID. C." Their eorlrunicaior
should contain the address 10 which ~ rsply o-gh;
20 be transmitted,
April ss, 1917.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-11

extra services az shsrif of Prince Caoros
County, &c.--AlSo, n Report from the san,e
Committeeman, approving the petition of
Thomas II. Drew OF Richmond, pravip,r com
pensaton for the less of his horse xc. ".
lued at SIOa IMPRESSED in the service ne thc
State during the late war-second also the me-
titiOn OF Richard Jones o.. i.o,iisa who was
severely wounded ut the battle of BranJy
wine, praying present relief, and an annual
penSicn-dercc,lto.
The &. of X. and /. n. reporteda Resolution
that it is eNpedient to incorporate company
to form AN artificial ROAD from Staunton. 10
some point on the Ohio river in the county OF
Wood or Iylcr-dgrsedto.
The &. for G.. of j. reported "A reso,ntion.
respecting the petition of the heirs, &c. of
Humphrey Brooke, praying the sale ofa tract
of land-dgreed 10.
The &. for c. of J. also made the following
report which was concvlred ~ by the House.
The Committee for Courts of Justice have
according to order, had under consideration
the petition of John J.. and Philip /. Barzixa,
and beg leave to submit the following report g.
resolution ibercupon:
= IL appears to your committee that the petit
opers are the sons born in wodlock of the late
Countess Barziza, who was born i'm ngand,
IN the year l170. and who, at the time of tie
birth ottie petitioners, resided at Venice, aud
was subject of the state OF Venice.
Il her appears toyour commi tee that
the Countess Bdrllza, the mother of the said
petitioners, wasat the time of making the trea-
y
Britain, a natural subject OF the British crown,
aud that at tie time OF her DEATH her mother,
the late Mrs. Paradice, female citizen ofVir.
Slriia. residing III the same, was living-but be-
ing now deceased, hertwo nieces, Mrs. HodC-
son and Mrs. Hopkins, natural-born citizens OF
Nightmare heirs at law of the property claim
ed by the petitioners, il the petitioners are
not.
Your committee are of opinion that ifthc son,
of the Countess Barziza cannotinherit the es-
tates in question, either by the principle. of the
common or statute laws of this Commonwealth,
or by the provision of the said treaty. or any o.
Their treaty between these States * c. Britain.
descent was cast by the death of Mrs Para
dice upon her said nieces-That in either view
OF the SUBJECT, the question is purely judicial
one, and no escheat to the Commonwealth has
occurred, * that, therefore, the Commonwealth
has nothing to release.
ReSolred, therefore, That the PRAYER of tic pc
titioners he rejected
The Committee Of Claims reported in favor
of the petition OF Mrs. S. TAYLOR, widow of
John Taylor, of Richmond, PRAYING leave 70 sell
| so much of the deccdents estate, as NAV he ne
cessary for the support and education of his in
| fant children-Concurred in.
On motion OF Mr.. Doddriige leave was Civ
en- to bring ina bill, providing for the distri-
button of the printed edition, ofthe Journals OF
| the Convention of 1775 and l776"-ordered to
| be struck by the last III. of ID.
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all the pomp and ceremonies due to his
rank and merits.-To judge from her pre-
sent appearance, you would say the Con
steiiation is destined long 10 wear her
weeds.
September 2lst, The Java aud this shin
lett Messina-29th, anchored in the bay
ofSyracuse. [ went on shore for the first
time, and visited that curious and very
celebrated specimen OF ancient ingenuity,
IN ear OF DiOnysius 1t was the in
Vention OF that savage wretch for the pur-
pose OF convicting his supposed enemies,
anu Is so constructed as to render distinct
anu audible the lowest whisper uttered i'm
any part, The sound being conveyed thro'
means OF ecretand scarcely perceptible
channel tOa closet, communlcatingwithh his
palace, whitherhe used TO retire. II derives
us name from its shape, aud is lengthy.
and spacious, and of immense height
After the completion of this ingenious fa
brio, we are told that he caused to be ex-
ecutcd lndiscriminately the Iabourers en-
played inits formation.
was particularly anxious 10 be shown
tue fountain of Aretlusa, but could moi as
certain MS position, no one being able TO
comprehend my meaning. Indeed with
out introductory letters 10 persons of i'll
telllgence or distinction, half the objects
escape the search ola transient visitor.
Being joined off the harbour by the
Washington, United States and Erie, VIC
stood over TO Tripoli, where we were
Joined by the Ontario, captain Downes
Thence we sailed for Tunis. where we fell
IN with the Peacock, capt. Rogers, from
France. Things being as they should be
here. wemade sail for Algiers, before
which place we made our appearance in
a line ahead. We found the batteries
wel-manned, andin a perfect state of de-
fence. The walls have been gallantly and
vigorously assaulted, butwere too strong
to he essentially injured. Ii appears the
English made use of grape, canister and
langrage: which answered the object of
Strengthening and driving the despcradoes
from their guns.
What may be the disposition Of the Al
gerlnes towards us, have no further clue
10 form an opinion, than their appearance
and behaviour they are evidently hostile.
1t seems they have applied for assist
ance to the Grand Signior-I fancy, in
ships-when most probably they will hur
| defiance at the whole Christian world.
We fell in with the Spark, capt. Nichol-
son, from New Y DIRK, with dispatches-be
tween Algiers and Malaga.
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SPANISH AMERICA
Extract Of a letter to a Commercial House an
Baltimore, dated
NEW YORK January A.

GENTLEMEN,
'Captain Oliver of the schoon-
er Intrepid, lately arrived from Buenos Ayres
and Monte Video, happening in orr counting
room last evening, gave us an opportunity of
making the enquiries requested in yours,
relative to the ship Sampson She had gone
IN ballast from Buenos Ayres to Monte Video,
where she was to load, as no apprehensons
whatever,were entertained for the safety of A.
inerican property liz case the Portuguese ex-
petition took possession, eitherquietly or for
chilly of that place. Captain Oliver is AN intel
iigent and discreet man, and is, we think, to be
relied upon.
We questioned him as to the probability of
The Portuguese naval force inierrupting the
commerce with Buenos \ yres The thinks there
is not tie least danger of any interruption what
ever. as il seemed TO be well understood at
Huenos Ayres, that the Portuguese expedition
was TO be directed against Artegas's government
on the Monte Videan side of that river, he, Ar
tegas, being unwilling to submit to the acts of
the Buenos Ayres Congress. An evident mis-
understanding existed between the govern
ments, and it was generally supposed, that the
latter had engaged to furnish no aid whatever
10 the former, on condition tifat the trade to
Buen0s Ayres was to meet no interruption
whatever, from the Portuguese"
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ZdneSeMe, December &c.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDTNCS

70 toLuMBus, December 10, 1916.
applications have been made, to the pre-
sem legislature, to incorporate BANKS at the
following places, viz.
me Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Steu
bcnyllie-The New Salem Bank-The Canton
Ban&-Ihe Owl, Creek ,}ank-The Bank Of
SadlzEIhe new Philadelphia Bank-The
SmIt!ltield Bank Jefferson county-The
Cambridge Bank-Tlie Farmers, anu sIecI,a-
nlck's Bank OF Zanesville-The Newark Ma
rrtdctrring Company-The Pckaway Bank
OF Circleviiie-JLe Commercial Bank of o.
hio Iat Portsmouth) The Hamilton Bank
(Butier county)-The little Miami Canal and
Ranking Company, sc. and many more who
VIII apply If there should he any prospect of
success.
The Banking Question is supposed to be
PIT al rest Tor this session, bya vote taken in
a bill To incorporate the Farmers and Mocha
mes Bank Of Steubenvile was before the
House, and was first on the list. On a motion
to postpone the further consideration of the
Din, 10 the first monday in December next,
the question was carried-ayes 3f-noes q.
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day for next Monday, will then he taken
up, and fear will excite much angry pas
sion among the members-Some who
~erefor IL, in conversation, and were abb
sent on the vote, or voted for it until the
yeas and nays were taken, have since
joined in the censure of the measure. and
Tie men who supported it; and there APP
pears to he a disposition TO pull oil the
mask which hides so much dcfornliiy.--
How unfortunate, repeatii, this measure
has been. Society has been almost nn-
hinged by lt--contdencc long and faith
fully earned has be m shakenOand wide
held opened for ill the arts of the worst
men, addressed to the worst passions.
regret TO see our Legislature COM
bining all their banks into one law for,
IT will either defeat the passage of a ,cw
demanded by the just claims Of the West,
or secure the passage of all, some Of
which are not entitled to legislati, canes
ton"
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EOR I2Iz
FOR 1917.
Directors Of the FcJmers' Bank of Vrrginia
0pd Branches.
RICHNTONn


Erecutire appointments Benin. Hatch
er, Richard Anderson, Benjamin ]. Har-
ris, Solomon Jacobs, Charles Ellis. Chris
topher Tompkins, William Seldcn. John
farkiill, Hall Nelson. Eecfed6y Ssock
hotietS.-Nonert Pollard, John G.. Gam
be, Joseph Marx, James Scott, jr. Robert
Graham, Thomas Richardson.
NORFOLK.
WI, E9ec"t're APpointane'FS-R Richard Blow,
William c. Holt, Richard Drummond
Garter b. Poindexter, Robert +. Sterd
Mordecai Cooke, William NeaIc. Rnller
Cooke. = Elected By .Stockholders--J
uabb, Peter Christian, James Taylor
Warren Ashley, Moses MYERS
LYNCHBURG.
Erecmipe appointments Georae Cabell
Robert Morriss, John Bullock. James G.
Moorman, John Lynch, Richard Pollard
George Whitlocke,@ John Byers.-Eeci,'
ed By Stochhotiers-C Charles Johnston vii.
ham Mitchell, Thomas Higginboibam.
Niiiiam Davis. sen'r. William MORGAN u
PETERSBURG.
Erecn3tre Appoiatmsnts- William Clarke
John n. Wilcox, Robert Boiling. Edward
Watkins, John Hinton, Timothy K RYAN
Francis Lynch, Joseph Caldwell. E'cct,
ed ~ .Stcckhoiders-Donald Mackenzie
.,anes Bolsseau, Samuel Turner. Alexan-
der Cunningham John Allison
FREDERICKSBURG.
ErecHtire APp0itmentS-Jno. Il. Brooke
Garrett Minor, William s. Stone. Horace
Marshall, George Hamilton William
Gordon Byrd Willis, Alexander Walk
eer.~-hIccted By iStockholde,S-.JohnG rav
n, Forbes, John Ross, James vass'}
Charles Austin 49,
WINCHESTER
Erecat'ce APpointments--D Lee
Gen. John smith, Isaac Hollingsworth'
Archibald Aiagill, Beatty Carson. William
Morrlss. John Mackey,s Joseph c. Bald
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