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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-31
BOSTON, Dec. 81
FROM CATCUTTA

We have been favored by Nlr. TopliG with hle
Of the Calcutta Scotsman to July 3Oth, inclusive.
brought by Capt. Sever, ofship Pagoda at this port
Az epidemic fever prevailed almost universally
IN Calcutta; there scarce a house in the place
out had three or -four of the family laid up with it,
ne lever IS represented to be neither ma
ignaut nor contagious, aud is attributed to the hui
aidlty of the atmosphere, consequent to continued
heavy rains which had prevailed with little inter-
mis- Jon for seven or eight weeks
The papers furnish intelligence from Ranzoon TO
July l'h. general but not serious sickness had
prevailed there. BY the official despatch Of Brio
Cen Campbell, commanding the British forces at
Rongooa, dated July 1lth, il appears that an ac-
tor had been fought with the natives in which the
latter lost 800 Of his best troops killed, 80 pieces of
artillery, 40 swives, and 300 muskets The Bri-
tish lost killed, and SO wounded
BOMBAY paper says,the fears entertained some
''a SINCE Of Mocha being taken by tire Turks. had
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AyfeS ana nj publishing the following translation
we h'hS II but justice tn state fact so l,onourakn
W MN anu at the same time to our governmental -
1he Prortace Of Rio de La Ph,ta.
BrESos AYERS, Oct. q
THE SLAVE TRADE. ~
Inc government has sent to the House of Renre
,o"'''v's 'hc following note with the draught of
law which was read ut the session Of the n;,h, c
''ie "" ana sent to the Committee on Legislation
10 zee HonoWdbic Members of he House Of ReDrc.
seinatires.
BUENos AyREs, Oct g. 1894
me PROVINCES of Rio de La Plata alrc,dv ella inns
'he honour OF having abolished the slave tr,de bv
special law, and :hus avoided being polluted by
new victims. They may also claim The honour of
"aVhS strengthened the measures calculated IN se.
cure general emancipation of slaves in their in,e-
,o'' OUT me government of Buenos Ayres considers
'''e sahc'i"h OF the accompanying drauaht of law
essehtiai 10 the completion of "ihe great work re-
qn"eo ny the revolution" The government con-
soes Itself as supported by the sentiments of every
representative; and on this account is induced tn
nope mat the sanction of the law il PROMISES Is due
to the fourth Legislature
The government respectfully s,Iu,ns ,,o rIo,.
able Representatives.
JUAN GREGoRIA DE LAS HERAs
MANUEL JOSE GARCIA.
Drdnyht Of a Lar.
First. The trade in Neproes of ,,,o oo., ~
africa Is declared an act of piracy.
second. The citizens of Buenos Avres who
h'ter the publication of this law, shall. cnprov
themselves iii that trade shall be punished as pi-
GARCIA
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Suppression of the Siore Trade in The Prorinces of
Rim o1e In IoJoIo

ItlO 0c Ia T7InTn.
We have been furnished Gays the New York
Daily Adveriser,) with the Argos of Buenos Ayres
Of Oct 9th, which contains the draught of la W
proposed by tie government to the House of Repre-
sentativcs declaring the slave trade piracy in con-
currence with the voice of several Of the principal
nations OF the world
We understand that this measure has been re-
commended by the government on the representa-
ton Of Mr.. Forbes, onr Charge d'ABaiss IT BueBo
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Iaw be necessary FOR tne purpose ri aequi-
ring and diGasine, amoug the people oi The
Unilcd States, = intre general Niedse
orlhc siiuaiiou aud value of those mlats
md saliues. prea IoiIs 10 such sales.
Mr. Eaton alIcr,qd a resolution, providing
or The biennd election of the officer, at
ne Senalp-w hch was read and laid over
for consideration.
The bill from the House nf Representa-
tiNes, proposed rs an amendment To the
bill passed in the Senate, supplementary 10
an act to relieve certain persans from pfi-
son, was read and referred 10 the commit
tee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Mills gave notice, that on Monday
next, he should ask leave ia introduce Il
inint resolution, proposing an amendment
Ia the Constitution of the Dui,ed State.,
in relation To the election Of President aud
Vice President.
The Senate then adjourned Ill Monday
next, al IL O'Clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Sloane, from the Committee Of T..
lfcliona, made a report Oh tine petition OF
sundry inhabitants ot Norfolk county, IN
Massachusetts, demonstrating against the
election ofJUln Bailey. Il member of this
Huose, ON account of his having Got been,
AZ the time of bis election, an InhabitAnt ol
the district and state in which he was dec
ted hut resident of the City Of WASH
ihgton, ana asking Tor powr1 !" cod for
testimony; which leave Was granted mem.
con.
The enSrosscd bill extending the hall
pay penslon Of officers, widows, &c. was
read thirl time, pnSgcd, and seat To the
SENATE for concurrence.
Aud then the House Adjourned
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persons shall have received ihc s-ns -
aud also an equal number OF VOTES. In, :,
electors shall vote for one Of them a, -.
sident. The said elrcfurs shall thrfr4a..
transmit one of the Isis, 10 b. made AZ ;a.,.
first met ting, aud also that made IT Tim
Second meeting, sigard and certified a..
ihrm, Ia the seat of thr goYernmrr,f If ,E,.
United States, directed IL the Prcs.,cp, #
TIE SENATE, t9Ane proceeded upon rs H..
constellation kJs pre scrlhrd, excel. tf.,f=,,..
person hatlug til" greatest numb, II A.,...
n tee srCoud neeiing OF the said rl.,i,,rs
shall he:he PRES lent. But, if tnn or ls,,...
lprrson. shall have received the grrai.s.
and an equal numbrr of votes at the spfuel
snretine OF the said electors, the uous4 -
REPRESENTATIVE shall cbuuse one Of .#4,..,
cor President of the United States, a. .,.,.,
prescribed by the constitution.
Ia support and explanation Of their "a
spectire propositions, NJ. Nils and u!
Van Buren, spoke at some length.
Both the resolutions ucfe referred a the
same committee - whom thr other prone
stions for amending the Constitution. hal
been referred
/ The resolution offered on Friday Tvs,
by Mr.. Barton, proposing enquiry INTO fine
rxpedirney Of exposing 70 public sal4
the Lead Mines and Salln,s helHginr i,
the Unlted States, Was agdln read aad A.
greed 10.
The resolution offered on Frdar hv NJ
Eaton, providing for the booai.I e!rctj ,,g
of the officers Of the Senate, Mas postpo.,1
/ I'LL hD-morrnw.
The 5euate then adjourned IN twelve
o'cloch Ia morrow.
r., ,g,..
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 90.
IN SENATE.

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.p,'n = '''" " ',"i 10y - =" ~. 9'"'PS
9''"'' ~ ~ '7s',9 u rli"Ier' In every
case after Inc chaice ol President, the per
son having the greatest number votes of
me Electors, shah BE- The wee Presi-
dent. Bnt, IT there should remain two or
nlofe VINO hlNe.eauaI votes, the Senate
shalI rhoo-e from them, by ballot, the Vice
President.
Mr, an Bnron, also, obtained leave to
mi."ance The fGiloN'nG resolution
Eesotped, S'c. That the following amend
ment OF the Constitution of the [. States
oP Pron9s'd 10 thc Legislatures of the ST.
Nefal states
The EFnci0rs Of President and Vice Pre-
silent ct the United States shall he chosen
by me people of the several states, in dis
tne's equal IN number To the nunhrr of
electors to which each state is entitled, 10
be composed of contiguous territory. and.
as near as may he, equal in the nnmber Of
persons to he represented, or of persons
9la'n'o 10 vote Tor members of the most
numerous of'nch OF the State Legislature.
II" 9nil'eation OF lire voters At such cleo
,'op mn Or 'he same rs Is required Of cleo
TORS ief me most numerous branch of the
state eSlslntnre. The electors of President
""a ice president, convened ut the time
anu pace appointed by law, for the pnr-
pos ~ 7'hg IN thrir votes, shall have
To- rhoossea '2 nn lct,, - '''I ID
nlaf.. of hin, mr. tbo,,, .. f..r o'"'a' III 'he
Congress- NAV da,or,n; ~ ',i''nG ~ a''eed.
sios the electors, the day m .s' o' e t9
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LOTTERIES.

Mr. Garland - about to Introduce into
thr Va. Legislature u bin intended more
10 r"stlan the disposition IN tins
state of tickets nRuttrrirs not authorized
10y law We do not intend nj present, 10
examine thr abstract Iustice of the law
already existing ON the subject or to en-
Qtire Al large, into the Xpcdicncy ofadppt-
IN amy further measures. Our only de
sIgu al present Is Ia remark, that, eNprtl-
encc has clearly demonstrated both the
lmpeiiey of any legislative cnactments on
the subject, and the utter impractieablitp
of carry ing them into effect. What says
MIR Garland himself That notuthstand
lng tue existing laws. the streets of Rich
mon,l, afford evidence that tickets are sold
every day under the eyes OF the legislature
How can il be remediud Can any la',
prevent citizen of Virginia from purcha-
sing u ticket in Washington City or l1ati.
more or can il deprive a yendcr of tick
cts IN another state OF the right 10 establish
agencies IN Virginia, through which tickets
may be ordered , We humhly think not
and if not, will not all legislation on the
snbicc bean useless consumption Of time
We are Of opinion that the existing law
ought Ia be modified, So that the evil tif il
he "uel may be converted into an advan.
tagc In the COMMONWEALTH. This specie,
Of traffic, rs every other, should be sudrreo
To regulate itself.
-..s9e.-~
Mr.. James Robertson, Jun is re-electct
! Register OF the Land Ofiec for the pr,
scut year.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER &c, 1923.
IN SENATE

Air' Barton offered the following rpsoIu-
t!on' which was read and laid over for con.
Rtsotred, That the committee On Pub.
nc Lands enquire into the cxpediency of
'NPosIng to public sale, the lead mines and
','nrS OF the United States; and if such
lies he considered expedcnt that they
men enquire whether further provision h,
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lr9 BE CONTINUED.



There can be no longer any doubt, that
Tor a time, al least, the progress or liberal
hrhciplrs has hcen cilrctually checked in
friends vi freedom reposrd their hopes. has
fallen, aud the meteor which played ia the
political horizon with brilliant btIt rlun-
mtflng lusirc, has been followed by \
darkness more profound than the gloom
which preceded II. Spain, after fee
bic resistance, has bowed To- the yok,
which the rnholy despots who sway
the desihles Of The European continent j..
prepared for her At Lay bach and already
the Hood of her hravest generals and her
p"rfst patriots have stained the scalinld. to
.aPpease the spirfi of political and religions
intolerance. Rlcgo, the brave and gallant
man, Who planned Il consummated the re-.
felaton oi i82a--and who has ever since
been resulutc &fzralaus in his exrrtions IN
secure ihepeace and prosperity oflHs coun-
ffy-whn stood almost alone in the conflict
VINO defed the storm, in the height of lis
violence, has Gllen victim Ia his patriot
is'n' ahd, hike his predecessor in the same
h"iy work, ihe eclrhratrd Poflier. has gnne
Gown l" an nntimely grave, lamentcd nv
lreeineh IN every country. We will no,
say mat the spirlt of resistance 10 oDnres.
SION Las persisted with him. "The bload
oi the martyrs Is the seed of the church "
aud from kieg0's 4emb spark of frredn,,,
aha Ndor may yet be elected, wlicb IN.
confined powers of bigotry aud 'opprcs. |
s'oh Viii oppose in vain. Tyranny never
sc' 6'ahed It's end by unjust exactions or b, |
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VIRGINIA CATCUSt

The effort having failed To procure a
legislative expression of opinion in favor Of
a congressional caucus, on Monday night
last i3 members of the Senate aud Il !
members of the House of Delegates at.
tended called meeting, and passed the
following preamble and resolutions, which
amount to " Just any thing or nothing"
3" To secure concert among the Repuh.
Leans of the union, Ia give IL the majority
of the people Of this nation, thrir de as
G68dspsToh Ia nesBf If to t the if755sg tef Rep
rcsvHtAitcs -
ReSotetd, That we approve The political
sentiments declared by the Republican
-.Uem5frs, of The State of New Yoak. at a
Meeting held on the ed day of April, 1929:
and that We esteem the measure nv them
recommended, Under the existing circnm-
stances, as the best practicable expcdicnt.
ReSolred, That the Republican Members
ct Congress, from this state, he recon-
mended to cndcavor to procure a namina-
ton of fit persons 10 I'LL the Offices of Pre-
sldrnt and Vice President of the United
States"
We shall give further particulars in our
next
-."eNo..-'
we published to-day, the whole OF Mr.
Jthtfson's letter Ia Mr. Adams, from
when we selected few sentences on Mon.
day The publication of the "Cunning
nam correspondence" as It's termed. has,
we presume, met the indignation of every
honest Individual in the community. Tht
notice which IS taken Of This publication nv
dE Jefferson, 10 whom it was thought TO
De-so obnoxious, completely reyerses IN,
aspect OF the subject, aud exposes tha
blot in its proper light, at the : me ,ine3
FndrFlng the sordld and drtcstabie pnblisl
y lit object of scorn and pity.
..licr. Herald.
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bloody decretd. t. sAofu II lbe pcrse-
euior ~. been afieD Hiteathrd IN tie breast
If hins Wbp nifidrd Il aud nay SO nj
hupr Dial human uaturr lbs not changed 2
aud that the iIstiIal l4cliuaiiun &c men IL
resist oppression - III a1ain iie called forth,
aud Will dDoble "ntrsy loo, hy the yrry
nirana which are employed Ia crush II
6hat have lie people Of spain 10 hop
In ~ The present. stale of things? With %
Monarch Wluse viii - djrcrfrd hy others
weak fgfaBt, 1T tie disphsal nf tyranis
mofr p"ncfiH Than himself, with nhat
confidence ean they hope for IN amclIola
tim 81 tli"ir condition, or upon what
ground ean lhey rr-i the saicty Of ihclrprD
prrty aud ersoue Aware Of the unstable
mature of their institution, Much the br, aih
Of = coui,uplibl' tool &c fonigD dictaturs
his eDud,sccnd.d io grlut them, and
which, agreeable 10 Tn logic OF crowned
hrads may be- altered OF abolished at the
pleasure Of The grautur, will they consent
Ia yield submlsslvely 10 their operation,
which experience has prO'rd To be no less
opposed TO iheir indl' dual prosperity and
happiness, titan Is thu national interest and
assrandizcmcni II they are contcu; 10
submit pas.i,rly to such - ,nonstfous state
Of tllngs--by which their energies are
Frustrated, aud their advancement cGrctn.
ally retarded, they deserve neither com-
uuis-rl",ion for heir fat, my 'h. good
WISHES aftho ,"alld Gnr fheir dlsenthfai-
meni.--But wc yet hope tllai the apparent
submission of the spanish people, ~ only
The prelude To their future resistance and
We'll trust
s. 10 hope for once We know her light
built nrst
s. Wca'hers n thousand storms, which fear or
foresight
g Had veiniy baltled with When the great
slip
' Sinks in the ocean depths, the gentle hal
cNun
q In safety builds upon the reelne wave
g" And siaBlbers Hrough he tempest -
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.9noho Leeistafire Nomination

.1noho LeFisiaiire Nomination
II i time that pubiie opinion should put
dows the practice which IS every day be
coming more ard more prevalent, and
which, If permitted 10 pass muoliecd, will
hereafter b,sdecmrd equally as essential az
c"Ucuests arr NOW, Of Legisioitre 1omiaa-
hons. II is entirely beyond the range Of
fheir dnlirs. Legislators are not sent 10
The seat of government to recommend ssit-
able executive officers, hut to enact such
laws AS they may DEAN wholesome and
nee, ssary. We have been led into these
remarks by the recent attempts which
have been made by some of tie States, To
irgiaidie n man into the Presidential Chair.
The good seusr of the Virginia legislature
Al once stamped a veto upoa a proposition
of this nature, bat IN Georgia aud Alaba-
ma 1t has been otherwise the former state
hasing formally aud officially nominated
MI Crawford, and the latter Gen. Jark son
for the next Presidency. " We nav re-.
peat il, lsay, the huntsville Alahamian ui
the 18th TIT that Andrew jackson IL the
choice Of the people Of Alabama
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Mr. James Robertson, Jun. is reelected
Register OF the Land Ollicc for the pre-
aeut year.
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THE NIl!GINIAN.
pRaSTsA 80 FrEHfsuKD ~
paCnARD II. IoiEH q JOHN q. COLIN,
Pathstcfs Qfhe Lars efttt 6ion.

II The sea,-WseAiY Papsf, e -. and HE
NY9ve,y f'ape nt 81 per angams isi.a''ts IA
a f,aHce No saHs, fipHfau rifftr= fesrfscd tur
. le.s tipe TITAN "a r.Dnf.,s5 AID ao pepper #iil
g. Ii.laatiHua5 shuf ~ lbs dzcreitou 81 ths
i. l;f.s.. Ii.it.l . E, = rearases ARE paid
= ssiNes,isf atuls sail he inserted ai -
a.. I'll per s1a-f=' l,r iss-I iAe fri Inn. aud
- l. ecnfs fos eatit caB'Hsabee. lhose
T. mi dlsfseea ae.5 he paid Tor prey ious ia
their iasea.uH. or tie payment assumed hy
s8ai. resptp,ilic pe#.'H n i1rclharR
. > Catnac9 oriers arc inserted Tor ~
1aI.ar.
~. Aalelief- al ..geesrlt IL III, / ltfs9s must
lr r3er rA,u. or tbey viii al bs si.cndrd 10
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NAVAL. PENSIONS

The bIIl 70 continue for i've wears LONGER
the halfpay pensions To the widows and
ch'idrfn ot officers, senmcn and marines of
t'e Navy WI" have died in service, passed
through Il committee of the whole without
debate, and the question about To he stared
on ordering 1t to third reading-a short
nnt animated debate "A osr, after which the
o'l' was ordered 10 be engrossed for a third
reading.
And the House adjourned to Friday.
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CAoths, Cassimeres and
Nestings.

W. ARE SOW oPENiNG
n SUPERB ASSORTMENT or
Tie besl superlatIye blue and black Cloths,
some of which are superior
A handsome assortment OF middle to tint
an. supertine do.
Also, general assortment OF low priced
10 fine do. all.colors
Blue, black and mixed super double miled
ditto,
Common and low priced de.
Elegant Satin raised ig. Velvet Nesimgs,
London Toiicnctts aud Valencia hraulltol'
Super and common white harSclIlcs,
Fancy wo,c figured aud printed do.
Rich and'conmon Swahsdonn,
Washingtonand jackson six Vesiinc,
LAFAYETTE and fancy do.
T.. which may b" added great variety
| of other articles IN the same line. Gentle
| men dcsr"us Of obtaining the best "f att
clcs At moderate prices, will please call, as
| the, can doubtless be suited.
W. MCKEE " j. q. MEEM.
October ta. tslo
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NEW FALL GOODS.

Rich figured Gros dc Naples Robes,
do. do. white and eol'd Satin, do.
| 4 large assortment of black aud fg'd GF0s
de- Naples, some of which will be sold
very lew,
I,ich Ggured aud shaded Gros D'Ete, a
fashionable article,
Shaded Onbre, fashionable article,
Plain atrtl figured boni5azeltes, all shades,
al low prices,
A. Rodes' plain black do.
B.aheley's lafge figured do. some Ia
Fayeite paIicr0s,
Cd 10 i0.4 Mefino Shawls,
Plain, figured aud black Jassimcrs do
Cotton and wdrsted iIofsery, chiltitens' do.
A splendid assortment English Thread La-
ces and Edgings,
do. do. 10. lnserlipgs and trimmings,
Goiurcd end black uonlbazettes nnd Vel.
rctsrh>,
a handsone assortment Of first quality shell
tuck and side Combs,
Rich Hibboas aud fancy Handkerchief,
Iou1Jn stId Pans Fall Prints aud CaIlcocs,
Al aud Cd Can,brics aud Jaconets,
Cheap Book aud hiull Muslins,
Carolina Plalds aud Cucasslan ;tfipes,
With numerous articles adsltrd 10 the
gaason, selected la New York aud Phila-
delPha, and will be offered 1T cheap rates.
Thos" desirous ofpurcla4ns good bargains
will ind Them at The subscribrrs
W. MCKEE X j. ". MEEM.
October 6. fsg
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4 list OF Letters,

Remaining en- The Liberty I'est Office on The
500 day Of .StBtesber, 1894.
..9-otey Anderson, John Arthur, William
H. Anderson.
B-Nathm, n.ysirsm, Mrs. Mary II. Bowles,
james Bunch, it,cl,urd Boath.
C-Gilbert Crum, William Greasy, Bedford
Clerk, Imbal CnndiG, Elizabeth Cooper, 9ss.
II. Collnan, William Cutler, Miss Susaa w
Crump.
/ D-John Doaly, Sarah Doaly, Geo. Doaly,
Col. James s. billiard, Jacob Dawson, Brown
Davis, James Dowaly, James +. Darnell2 2
| F-Joseph Feather.
| G-James Gray, setiior, Levin Gibbs, Hen
~ Grass, james u. Goodman.
H-pleasant Harvard, Joshua Halfy, Mar
tia HaHnalass, Thomas j, Hill, Mary Hurt
James Hopkins, Peter Hudson, John or JoeI
Hall, Elizabeth Hall, Peter Hunter William
Hardy, senior, Julius Hatcher.
J-Edmund Irvine, William X. Jones, Le-
roy Jourdon.
K-NilIiam kertes, Pleasant Kcnady, Kitty
Kerr.
L-America Leitwich.
M-Daniel Mccain, Miss Mary c. T.. Alen.
son, Samuel Marshal, Jeremiah Milan, John
p Munford, Reuben T. Mitchell, jeremiah
Meddow, Pleasant Murphy =, Junics Mays,
james McClean.
N-Mary Nance
P-Thomas Patterson, Charles Patterson,
Abraham Powell, Thomas Phelps, James
Poindexter, John Patterson, Elisha Perkins.
R-Johu Richards, james .. Reece, Wm.
u. Rucker.
S-AlIen Salmons, william, Stone, William
n. Shermon, Boyd Smith, Timothy Spalding
2, Ester or John Sheppard.
7-Christopher Tenneson, William Thax-
ton, Jeremiah ID Terpin, Waddy Thompson,
Terisha Turner, Willinm Tracy, Rev. Jnmes
Turner
U--Iohh Ward (Minor1 Samuel Welf,
Asa Wilson, John W. Walker, Elizabeth Wal
ker, Jeremiah Wood, Daniel Namnck, JHmcs
Wilson, William White, esq, VIM. A. Write
Q. WIN. X. PORTER, T. NJ.
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-15
At a Meeting

nF the Lyaehburg aud Salem Turnpike
- Company, at the Franklin Hotel, III
Lyncbburg, on Saturday the I'd day OF ociO-
bef, 1874
There not being Sufficient number Of
Stockholders present, either inIpetson ar hy
proxy, TO constitute a meeting to transact bu-
sinessi the meeting Is therefore adjourned
nHiil Saturday the 10th instant, at which time
tie Stockholders are requested 10 atiend in
person or by proxy.
j. LYNCH, Clerk.
October 9. tl6O2