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THEATRE.

UsnE Lyufhborg Ja.,ar Th.spisn Soeiefv
tsspeeHuils saaaunee 10 the citizens y
J., nrhhntr and I,s vi~in,y. iha', 80 fklDAs
EVE MIG, 4'h iusf. tbsy will open The ines
,re. vi b a succession Of interesting peslotmen.
css.
The Society deem II necessary 10 state to tl's
pshl,c. that IN ennseg enfe ~ The ioige e1p"r5
sss necessarily ni,s nding their last play an1
The difficulties nnder With they had 10 inb"f,
The nett ptoeerd. ~ The ugh, an .'nied 10 onls
SOP 5o--lhs oomppranss insig"ifesnee oil thii
sum. and the LARGE amounts which were gwen
To The suH refs by the 1as NJ Faysuesille, from
all parts ri the uaion, rendered The approprla
lion Of the money 10 the purpose which th'g
had orr g'nslly Intended, onoeee'sary Tbs 80
Gioty was therefore advised b, several gfn'm=
men OF this place. Ia reserve the money for che
pay meut OF The expenses ot this plny, and ap-
propria,e the whole Of tho proceeds 10 any
charitable purpose which may be though. noss
adv,sabls.
The performance will commence with The
Recitation ofa PROLOGUE. by Rpteu Heat
rayne, Esq --Ahes,~hicb, viii he presented
the celebrated aud much admired piece, IN
aots. euIled
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ntojeeis1. 10 tIeel his ead-- " neither {. De re
garJed a. the means of Kidding one Continent
of deadly curse, or Of eonferling on another
glorious blessing. In the farmer point Of
view especially, IL recommends hself to the at
tention OF the souihern people, at this moment =.
And Ne are glad 10 see that, in the neighbour.
hood Of the insurrsction, n decisive effort is
sbou, being made TO take advantage Of the
mraus which the Society offers TO get nd OF n
large proportion oil their free negroes. If not {
thu entire number. A vessel has been chatter
ed. and will shortly sail from Norfolk. with
300 ems,anis. the larges, expedition that has
| ever ys, sailed. And the principal portion of
the emigrani,. we believe, will go from the
county Of bampton-furnishing the mos,
conclusive evi dence, II any were wanting. OF
the falsity OF the clamor. which. on the hrst &C.
currence Of the bloody tragedy in that coun ~
was eagerly circulated b, the enemies OF Tho
Society, that IL aud The means IL used was a, the
bottom Of that scene. II this had been SO, the
people Of Southampton, instead OF avaiing
themselves of the aid OF the Society, would
have joined III this camor against It. No, no /:
the Colonizat ion Society il it be supported by
pubic opinion, and literally contributed TO, As II
ought 10 be, will preserve US from the repeii-
tim Of such outrages.
" Why does Duh Green delay the Cd No.
oil his Autobiography The first was so
piquant and rac,. thai The political co,umoni-
ty, aware that Duff usually speaks by the
card. are on tptoe for its continuation.
u Some Of tho Ant Masonic Clay papers
are underwriting TO produce an impression that
| The Convention at Baltimore will meet al too
carly day aud suggest, therefore, that n
nomination of candidates for the Presidency
aud Viee-Pre sidency should not be made by
thai tody, bu, deferred to some future period.
: Our voice, With that Of tie National Intolligen-
| GER, NATIONAL journal, Richmond Wing, Ale1
andrIs Carrie, and. indeed, mast oil the true,
uIdduHerdttd friends of Mr. Clay. is against
poJpoaemeh. The nomination has been too
long delayed already. Had |, been made some
months ago, the Antl-Masons would have found
themselves without Il candidate. or with such n
one as would have thrown deserved ridicule Oh
their cause.
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,s,suE VERGlNIAN.
IySCHBURG. NOV. 3, 1891.
From The gifginian Extra Of Tuesday last
RAIL ROAD.

IA, having received The proceedings OF 'he
~. ,nss,io,. on SATURDAY in time for our
81, n,per, we give them to our readers IN a"
4.-,,, a Distinction to which their imi ertanee
II ao,i,Ies them. The peculiar features at
-, tbat meeting must have struck the OBJ
.s,v,,ion Of every person present. II was
- m. mesi nnfuerous and respectable Tow"
,,,,t,,gs ever held N this obligatory gentle
,,h, adire.>el 1t, expressed his decided
.,,,,o,o,ion oil the scheme--not d'nening
.,o,c. IVA, heard-snd The preamble aud reso-
l,,ian, were unanimously adopted.
Thi, WORT addresses its.lflo the judgment Of
-. sober minded ms wsll as TO the feelings of the
ardent. Its plan originating In this Io"", has
been ,rfore the public more than twelve month.
+, ba. undergone examination by intelligent
..,o,.n,i,ees Of pablic meetings in Tennessee
and in Virginia; has had The revision of Con-
.,u,i5 ms of Delegates in both State. and It's
r,uie has been surveyed by The Principal En-
goeey II, cost, advantages and merits hay"
,seu prps.oted to tn public in reports from
.,snts an Engineers. addresses by Commit
,,s. s.let ted f5r heir intelligence Rad public
srifit. and by coDvrn ions Of ID legs,cs chosen
nv Towns snd Counties Of tuth States for their
ability and zpni-and all, all have given IL the r
hearty approba'ion.
fld HE day has arrived uhich ~ 10 seal IT,,
El,e! l.etus not deceive ourselves. Lynch.
burg IS en,ilpd TO- and has received, the cred.
il Of taving gwen the impulse to all The NEE.
uhss, conventions aad addresses on this sub
j.cl--snd it depends on the puhlia sWrt and
energy of character shown by her citzens his
dun whether this great work shall be accom-.
plshed rr IA andnned-abandoned as TO them.
snd as to- all for the present uutli new plans,
new examinations. more public meetings, more
conventions and more surveys conid be made
And let il not lie supposed tn the subscrip-
Enn Of thousand shares by the Town will
sAilicr great benefits are not 10 b. ott iiard so
c1leapy. TO srcnre success ia brsiurssof mag
Dhude, The best sIer,ions OF every one arc essen.
.,al and Indispensable Lei no nne hold back
" one roman indifferent none fail 10 do his
best. L,nehblrg expects every man 10 do
lis duty"
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, Leather,

q T the cheap Boot and Shoe Store, hnv'
"a ing received this day FROM New York
aud PHILADELPHIA n general supply Of Boots a.
Shoes. including my owo manufacturing, will
make the sssorimsn, con,ple,e--sll of which
vii be ,old a, such prices ss viii please. HIS
stock consists OF the following Goods:
Ladies' Prunelln. Seal aud B,onz Morocco Slip
Do do do do thick soles
Do do DO Straps. with aud without
heels
Do Cali Skin. bis own make
DO Common Leather Boots aud Shoes
Mems fine Boots, warranted good AMI ohfnp
DO low prieed Dailrd aud seweh Boots
DO fine Calf Shoes aud Boniees
Do Dancing and Walking Pumps
DO preged aud .ewed. Shoes and Boots
BOYS fine aud coarse Shoes aud Booiees, sew
ed aud peggcd
Misses Seal aud Leather Boots and Shoes
Childten's Leather. Pruueila and Morocco
Boots and SHOES
Mems aud Boys Sulohdowns. his avn make
Philadelphia aud New York Gall Skins
DO kip binding and lining skins
White aud Red Sole Leather. &c.
Nov. wiw
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COLONIZATION SOCIETY.


Tie baud OF Providence increasingly educes
rood from eyn--As the great philosophical
rp., has expressed the same idea, in these
lines
" Sweet are the uses Of Hdpersiy,
" Hniou. IKE II toad, ugly and saDomnns.
" Dom bear Il pIec.bUs Jewel IN its head
From The iate instructions. and rumors OF
insnrrrciions, which carried desolaiion to so
many homes, and terror 20 so many hear,s,
we already SEQ glinmering Of good tLing,
to cowe." They have created an anxious SO
licitude with regard 10 the state Of society which
ezists amongst us--to the means Of Kidding our.
selves OF the free negroes, aud the gradual ex-
sinction VI the lesser evil of slavery. The pub
lie mind is eagerly investigating plans eod
schemes, for consurn mating these great results,
the germ ofso many and such rich blessings
10 posterity. Aud from these investigations we
ca mot but hope that some feasible scheme W i'll
be projected which will eventuate n,he reaIiza
ton OF the brightest vision which lids the ar
dent hopes Of the Patriot and the Philantropist
while he medita,es en- the future destinies of
the Republic. No one. we think. who will
dives, himself Of pre- JUDGE, can doubt that the
Coloniz a,i0a Society is the test scheme yeI
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TAKE NOTICE.

SpNURSUANT TO an ordinance of the Com
! mon Council. for the Corpof alton OF
Lynchhurg. passed the 3lst October, 1881
berehv give notice, that Poll will be held at
the Masons Hall, in the Town Of Lyncbburg,
on Saturday the l2lh day OF November, 1888 E,
to ascertain he sense OF The qualified voters OF
the town. upon The propriety Of subscribing for
One Ihousand Shares OF Stock 10 the Lynch
burg and New River Rail Road Company
sgreeahly to the provisions OF an act of tue
General Assembly, passed the oh of April
1891. JAMES NEWhALL,
Police MGSieT.
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DlGGES' OFFICE. !
Lynchburg, Nov. Sd 1881.
More luck at the Cottage.

Drawing oI The DlsmaI oWsmp Lottery, Class
No. ~, Tor 1881.
So 80 So SO % % A "a 90 10.
ombioa,ioH-33 40 a., the Quarter Of $500
Il Combination-25 90 SO, the Eighth OF $500.
we're both sold at this Office OF Luck. BE II
known tina, Tomorrow the Virginia Welisburg
Lottery, No. ID. draws a, Capitals
sl2 ,O00-5, 900 sc. and Tickets going at
the low rate oil Si-Sbarss in proportion. 10
bp had at DiGGES' OFFICE Of
most super b Luck.
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Nov 8.

punctusl attention 10 his customers. lie has
on hand general supply Of Saddlery, consist
ing of Saddles, Brides. Meaningless, Coach,
Gig Jersey aud Wagon Harness, &c. 'og"ti'-
CT with u small assortment OF Dry Goods.
Groceries, &c. for the accommodation OF those
who trade ~uh him-all OF which will be sold
low for cash, or in exchange for County Pro
duce. Timber, Piank or good bonds. or TO
punctual s,omers on liberal credit.
The ,ubseIiber has on hand aud for sale a
new Pannel Gig, n second handed Gig aud
Carringe. and a supply Of Plank Scanning aud
Timber-all Of which will he sold low for mo
ney. -Aiso several II ouses sn the Hill for Rent
For terms, apply 10 no, ID. GkAf.
Nov. 8 Is
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REVIEW
Of The Eynchburg Markets.

Corrected for The Firgtnian, bg
THOMAS A. HoLCoaRs aud RIcHaRo TrREE
Commission Merchants.
Extreme prnes IL passed Tobac-
co, from So 90 to $50
Inferior TO common, 800 20 4 90
Commoa 10 good, 400 10 q 10
Good To fne, ODto 100
Strips, lew IN market 90 TO W
Refused Lugs. 200 10 3 %
Inspected in the month of November. 104
bids. passed tobacco l3i hhds. refused !:
total 635.
Companion Of Inspections 1880 and 1881.
No. Pas. No. Ref For ins stack.
Nov. LIST, 1890 1873 ala lusO 406T
Nov. isi, ie3i, s0I l3i 1sT 200
The prices are without, change. No altera.
ton IN lhs Foreign and Domesnc markets.
Flour. 81 90 tod 10
Wheat, in good demand at % 90 %
Corn, (old) 3 90
Corn, (new,l 90
Bacon, 90 TO 8 90
Hemp, 8 Oh too 90
Whiskey, SO
Wool, 10
Lard "a
Freight down the River per hundred 10 cts.
Freight up the River - c's.
Plaster aud iroo up the river 90 per ton.
u We have on hand Family Flour OF good
quality, aud good common superfns.
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Negroes ut Auction.
Sales mt Auction.

Sales mt Auction.
XNTtIL be- sold, this mnrnmg, nj 10 o'clock
!" IN front oi INV Office. urge lot ol
Groceries, among which ac
Hhds prime 81. Croix and N. o. Sugars
Bbh do do do 90
Bags prime Porto Rico Coffee
Hhds. sup. N. o. and w. |. Molssaes
Casks Cheese, boles Pine Apple do
Bbls. and boxes Loaf aod Lo mp Sugars
lmper,el lea. Coppa,as
Qr. oni half u. casks oil Dry nnd Sweet Nal.
nga W,ne
Mackarel (new)
Terms very liberal. and make known al sale.
J. X. ID. PAYNE, Aucn.
Nov. . II
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FORTUNES FROLIC,


Tickets. boz snd pit ot, csn''--sailery 20
ch,ld.so hall price. Tickets TO be had Al TIE
Coniee,io ri.s OF M,ssrs. Early aud Evans
a, the F,anLlin and un,on Hotels. and a, the
theatre on the nign, OF perio, nance.
The Society take g'ca, l'le@stire ~ being abb.
to announce that Mr.. Geo, w. oroolu"d has
politely offered his very valnaoie sotv,ees---ia
add,lio, 40 whom the Orchestra viii be con
psssd OF several Of the mosi scientific gcnd,
men of LyncbbaIg.
Doors TO OPEN ut half after @, and perior.
name. 10 commence at 2 O'Clock precisely.
No smoking allowed IN III. Theatre.
No person permitted 10 come behind lhs eur
tain, excep, tie gen,leulen Of The otehestra.
Nov. 3 IL
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1922 prises,
~ 478 Blankg.
- ,VUU Tickets.
MODE OF DRAWING.

? ,VOU Tickets.
MODE OF DRAWING.
To be d,ann on HE 4. u. Z. ptan---Ibs
TOO prisss Of 30. 10 be awarded 10 The I'M, ~
eond or third dirision, 10 be deiermincdb BY that
vhieh may huw The copiiat prize Of 1000, 81
that The holder Of three tickets, one IA each oi-
uision, ~ oectain 10 drnT one Pr',e, aud may
drnW four. Al The priSes aboue The dcnom'no
fion Of 80, in one WA,et, aud all The nnmbets ~,
another al once. The DhDfe 10 be draDa IN ~
jeU hours. Pnsts payable In cash foriy dry
after The draWiug. SUBJECT 10 The usual dtdas.
ton 81 fifteen per cem.
Tickets @d-Hdires 2s-Qrs |.
For sale 1T WARDS OFFICE.
M orders from The Country, enclosing cdsh
orpriee tickets, nil BE- thankfully reeeired and
promptly otendedto. ,foddressed
q. W.aRD. Lynch. Ia.
Oct 20
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, on last Thursday evenin Q. by
the Rev. Mr.. Steele, LANDON c. GARLAND,
Fro. Professor Of Chemis'rs in Washington
College, TO Miss Mary BURWELL, daugh.
ter OF Col, Armslesd Burweii, OF Meckl. nburg
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DlGGES' OtElCE.
ANOTHER REQUEST.

'a'HoSE persons indebted to the subscriber
Il previous 10 the Isi day OF November, 1881
are requested 10 make immediate payment.
| am very anxious 10 close all debts due me
up 10 that date. My most unfegnej thanks
are here offered u Customers TOT the encour.
sgement already extended TO ward me. aud
hope they will still 1ouI,nns to throD hemseiues
an -" Fortunes way, W calling, or sendng OF.
ders tor chances, To = Fortunes Cottage
Tickets and shares in most OF iln Virginia
Schemes, may be had ny application 10
NM. DIGGE5.
Nov. 3 its
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WARDS OFFICE,

Lynchburg, Nov. Sd, 1881.
The following were the drawn numbers for
the Dlsmsl swamp Lottery, 10Th class,
So SO % SO % AZ "A "a % 40.
Renew your p,'zc' IN the Free Road Lottery
OH class 10 be drawn IN Lvnchbnrg on Thurs
day the 9th Nov. High Prize $40 QUO. Itch
cts only 81 Lowest prize So
For sale al WARDS OFFICE.
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NEW YORK CONVENTION.


a Convention Of Delegates, friendly to the
system OF Protection OF American Manufsc
lures. met al New York on The Goth inst. and
was organized by the appointment Of William
W'ik'us OF Pennsylvania, "a Senator from
that S,ate) President; Joseph Ken, OF
Mary lhnd, George Blake Of Massachusetts,
james Tslmadge OF New York, aud Lewis
Condici OF New Jersey, Rice Presidents; and
Hczekiah Niles Of Mar, land, joshua W. Pierce
of New Hampshire, Robert TiIiolson eff New
York, aud Churles Paine OF Vermont, Seereid
ries. No business OF consequence has yet been
laid before the convention.
Delegates from thirteen States appeared on
the 6ist day, to Wit Maine. New Hampshire,
Vermont, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Mnmn-
chusci,s. New York, New Jersey. Delaware,
Maryland, PENNEY ONO. and Virginia,
aud the District OF Columbia.
QF We understand that NED, the slave OF
D.. Mitchell. OF Bedford county. was tried at
Liberty last week, and convicted Of an assault
on Mrs. Mitchell. with intent TO khl.--He was
sentenced to be hung on Friday the 25lh OF ,hs
month.
" The last Richmond Compiler Informs
us that four cases of Small PoA have occur.
red in that city The frs, case was brought
from Baltimore. aud toe other three persons
caught the disease from being IN the same fam.
lily with the first patient All the infected per
sons have baen removed TO a hospital, in ST..
quesled spot, near Rockets, and no sppIehen-
SONS appear TO be entertained OF the spread Of
the loa,hsome malady.
General Ndi.-We insert this morning. an
interesting article from the Kana.oha banner.
respe citing the fellow drowned in New RIVER.
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EUok auction.
attention Cavalry.

SWOU ara requested 10 parade nj your parade
- gtound, near The Reservoir. on Saturday
nex,, al half past . o'clock, L. NJ. IN your Uni.
form You ARE also informed, that the Rifle
Grays have politely offered us the onu OF ,hcif
Caps. which you are requested to borrow for
that days parade.-By order Of the Captain.
JOHN 5Mirll. Jr. %. ).
Nov 3. IL
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w holesale and Retail.


Al or Retail, N The most REDUCED PRL
CES. the following, with mdny other articles .
500 galls. best Lamp Oh,
2NlO lbs. brst Madder.
300 Gum Shelar
1000 STICK LOCKWOOD
600 Blue Vnriol
on boxes Window Glass
ln0o los Putty
900 Oil Vilriol
500 Aqua Forts
100 Quick Silver
1000 blauber Salls.
5000 Epsom do
1000 Salt pelre
300 Alum
l0ognls. Sweet Oil
900 gals. Spts. TuIpeniiao
1000 Coppe,as
ID Cinnamon Bark
1000 Birthstone
Castor OIL by the barrel. gallon, and bottle
10 par OF Pistols, Flint and Percussion locks
double and single barrel with add w'tbou,
Bhyoneis many OF them Beautifully Gnih.
A large aud beautiful assortment Of Pen and
Pocket knives
A large aud beautiful assert ment OF Scissors
Madeira, Port, ClRre', Champaign, MslHga end
Muscal de Fonl'uan W,ne,
London Brown Stout
DO Stout Porter
Family Molasses
Best Spanish Chocolate spiced and sneetened
Gold Leaf and Varpishes
Ink Powders, aud Indelible Ink
Judkrn's and Shepherds Ointmrnts
Naples Palmyrene and Bathing Soaps,
Speciacles. vsTIoas klnds aud various eolonred
glasses
Pipes aud Smoking Tobacco.
Or Phelps Arcan"m. "a net0 tenedy)
Bears OIL and Bears Grease
Lees Anti Bilious Pills,
Letter and Cap Paper
Best Nulmegs
Do DO powdered. FOR families, Tavern
Keepers DC.
Best Canister Gun Powder
Candies, Kisses, Almonds, Hoislns, &c
Gun PowdeI,
Imperial,
S0UchouC ; TEAS,
Powchong and
Bohea,
Mustard Of superior quality
I'm and Mahogany Dressing Boxes
Beautiful Snuff Boxes, assorted
Heal Italian Violin Strings, assorted
Zeal old Spa'lish Liquors ot The most layout
i'e brands
Brushes OF every kiud
Lamp Black, aud Verdgris
Chrome Yellow, Red, and Green
CoppiDs Instruments and TruSses
fercussIun Caps assorted sizes and assorted
size Boxes
Rowlands CuIydor, Tor the complexion Ia neW
dTtcle,)
Real Mscassar Oil
khervescIng Iarrowgete Salts-(new arlicle)
1npeTs aud Lamp Glasses (UariOus kindS, }
Furniture Paste
Raz0rs ~ Cases and single and Razor Straps
great pnrieig. and beautiful
Harmonious, assorted sizes
Goggles
Silver and Mosaic Ever pointed Pencils, aud
Pencil Leads
Turtle Shell Visiting Card Cases
a splendid assortment OF Beads
Large Musical Work Boxes
Iweezels, assorted
Dressing, Ivory, aud Reading Combs
A very large supply OF Cologne aud Florida
Waters, aud Perfumes oi line qualities
Wash Balls,
Preston's Salts. with cork and glass shoppers
Battle doors and Birds
Needles for Emb'o'derins, or for Sringing
Beads
Htmmihgs' best Needles
Hrginia Fish Hooks
Table Mats
Pistol Flasks
Tooth Brushes, in fin cases
10y Watches
Roasted q ound-Peas
Butter Prints and Paddles.
Howell DAVIES.
N. b.--ffeserIpt'ons and orders put up Of
the puIeSi Medicines and with the greatest
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General Nat.-We insert this morning. an
interesting article from the Kanapha Hammer
respe citing the fellow drowned in New RIVER,
and supposed, We think correctly, TO be tins out
lawed brigand.
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Lynchbmg and Bfnc Riase Turnpike
no. IT. GRAY
sADDLER,

IpAEELS truly thank ful
IL Tor The liberal support
which haa been afforded
bim IN his line OF business,
by u liberal public. aud
takes this opportunity to
solicit a future patronage
. aud promises on his part
IN endeB yoi 10 merit il by
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IN 5fliaSaos 10 'ake The sss. Of a. po.sis %
the Tom Of Lgachbl6g. n, 10 Mt preprieiy
Of subscribing lor One Thoamnt Slarts u
me SIoek Of the LyHehbarg aud Nev Rirer
Ra,l Road COs.pdny.-i Passed 3lst Oct.
1879
he II ordained, by the Board OF Comm on
Council, f.r the Corporation of Lynchbarg. in
Common.Hsll assembled, that the Police Mas
Ter OF said Cooperation be, and he is hereby di-
rected, 10 hold a Poll a. the Masou's Hall, on
Saturday the 18th dsy Of Novembet, 1881, 10
ascertain the sense ofthe qualified voters of the
Town, upon the pfopr,sty vi .-bscf,hmg for
One Thousand shares Of stock an me Lynch.
burg and New River Rail Road COMPANY,
ngreeably TO the provisions OF an act OF The
General Assembly passed the tenth Of April.
1881.
: BE Il further ordained That this ordinance
shall cummsHue and be IN force from and after
The passing thereof.
JOHN THURMAN, President
Ieste, ID. ROBES Clerk.
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h'OREHa.N.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 3.


The brig Leander captain Gill, at this port yeser-
day from Cowes, brings Portsmouth paper of the
18th October; containing London dates of the 18th,
four days later than previous accounts The polite
ness of an esteemed commercial friend enables us
to make the following extracts from it.
The Reform Bill continued to excite the most in
tense interest," and the receipt of the intelligence of
its rejection in the House of Lords in most pla-
ces followed up by numerously attended meetings,
for the purpose of expressing tie public sentiment i'm
favour of Reform.
LOSDON, Oct. 14.-The Paris papers of Wednes-
day. and the Messenger and Gazette dated yesterday
arrived III town this morning. The attention of the
PariSlans continues to be diverted from their own
peerage question by the important events occurring
III England. The receipt of Teegraphic dispatch
by Government, announcing the majority Lord
Ebrington's notion qtIched on the Paris Bourse
OH Wednesday, and dffuscd universal JOY An inn
mediate rise in the funds the consequence. The
discussion of the pcerage project was resumed in the
Chamber of Deputies on Wednesday. The inn
preston in Paris was, that the power create would
be invested i'll the King but that the selection must
be made from lists of candidates to be presented bv
the Electoral Colleges.
Private letters brought by this express state the
existence of report that the affairs of Belgium and
Holland had been satisfactorily arranged.
The Cholera had rc-appcared in 81. Petersburgh.
At Berlin il had unexpectedly resumed activity: but
the physicians reckoned with confidence OH being
able to control it.
The report of Lord Palmerstons resignation is ut
terly unfounded.-Tines.
"Wednesday being announced as the day on which
the petitions agreed to in the metropolis should be
presented to the King, preparations were conmen-
ced at an early hour in the different parishes to pro-
coed IN procession to St. James Palace Upwards
of 10000 persons from Marylebone Pancras Pad
dngton, Ilolbon, and other parishes, halted at the
bottom of Regent-srcet, and then Joined the Civic
procession led by the Lord Mayor, Sheriff. and
City authorities. These were followed by the pa
rishes OF Newington (Suryl St Luke, Cerkenwell,
st. James, and othcrs-the greater part of the gen
tlemen forming the procession wearing oak and lau
rel leaves in their hats light blue fvors or bands of
ribbon round the ARM as the "Badgc Of Reformers,"
dsomc wearing cockades ofblack Grape and n few
wore tri-colorcd ribbons Banners and flags were
nterspersed with devices and patriotic inscriptions
all emblemotical of the general feeling.
The Lord Mayor having presented the Address,
his Majesty returned the following answer
al receive with satisfaction the expression of your
loyalty and attachment to my person and Govern
ment, and ofyour confidence in my constitutional