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place oil Mr. Fancy This is undoubtedly an EXCELLENT AZ
p"h'neh'' anu one which, we think cannot be other
Than very popular Mr. Butler stands deservedv bi,b AZ
profound lawyer aud eloquent speaker and will
win him into the cabinet much weight of character ard
talents more able cabinet than we now have has
eMsed IN ms or, perhaps, any other country There is
no meber oil TO whom any reasonable man can take
any exception Baltimore Republican
ny aieit'r from Miedgeville under date Of the I2,b
hst we learn That Gov Troup has resigned his seat in
me senate OF the United Staes-.qugisfa Consfifufiou
nHisf. o '"''"'
what DIES This mean "a meetit Or Of the F,;ends .,s
Advocates OF State Rights from all PARTS Of The S,,s ~
georgia, Is called 10 meet at Milledgeye On fhe "a n
IDS am; and meeting OF the Fends of t,e Urion ron
al paris OF Tie state, il aiso called 10 meat Al H. 60,
place on the 10Th inst Chorieston PGtyid emo
Mr.: Clay and Mr.. Van Buren, We learn will boil, =,
'ehu me ne" Opera thiseveDine We are Glad n, ~ beso
rational and elegant entertainments bring =, coil
intercourse, men who are separated by political ds,;c
uohs and personal rivalry. Iii eide which nm, H.
no retiring ebb."-.N T. Star, .Nop 1s ""'
Federal C0Ut.-The United States, Ci,o,;, r, q, -
the District OF North Carolina commenced n, F,, r. w
10 ms city, on Tuesday last and adjourned on tI,. 6,I
ing day-present Chief Justice Marshall and JuJgs D.
ter """ '""ge Fo'-
he only cause OF importance disposed oC he ,,o c,,
vas mat OF the u Us. Jan es Iuler Tie ,,isonsr
VINO asa mail carrier the toute betwo.r S.,;.I''
ana Fayetteville pleaded guilty 10 charge of s,sain
'e,ter from The mail, aud sen'enced IN ,cn 80,
piIsonmeni.- Raleigh Star, Nop Is ''"'' '"'
APPOIN rMENT BY THE pRFs,DpNr
uchsd Pollard, Of Virginia, be Consul f ~. IT,,
ed States IN the city OF Mexico, in Mace ~ 49, q
VII on, resigned. F' VI James O.
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Bank Of VIRGINIA.

RY order Of number of Stockholders in the Bank
Id OF Virginia, duly authorized by the Charter call
general meetings the unde rsigned hereby gives notice
That general meeting OF the Stockholders of the said
Bank will be held Monday, the 9Th day of May next
at the Banking house in the city OF Richmond, for the
purpose of taking into consideration the suboined acts OF
the General Assembly; and of deciding the expedien-
cy OF subscribing the James River aud Kanawha Com
pany the conditions specified in the said For the
of such Stockholders attend
the form of power of attorney vote by proxy is
| annexed.
As the object Of the meeting is OF great importance the
Institution, well as the community large il is
y requested that those Stockholders who may not attend
will appoint proxies 10 represent them.
A. ROBINSON JR.
March 81, 1888. Cashier Bank Of IA.
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KJOTICE BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to
George VIM and the subscriber, by James Fielding
and Joanna bis wife, the 9th day Of October 1929 and
Of record IN the Clerks Office Of the County Court OF Flu
wanna, shall, for the purposes therein mentioned offer
for sale, for cash, wednesday, the 29h day oil May
next, fair, If not the next fair day. on the premises
Tract Of Land, containing hundred and twelve acres
situated on the waters Of Big Brmmo Creek within Fl,
miles Of Middleton Mills. Also, the following property TO
wit: three leather beds, and yoafng, one cup.
board table, six chairs and sunday kitchen furniture
Such title only is vested by the will be made 10
the purchaser DANL. STONE, .qofing Trustee
April rs. 1i4-w4w~
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NEN SPRING GOODS.-We now receiving by
" the brig Havre, direct from Liverpool large and
general assortment of BRITISH DRY GOODS, well
adapted TO the and comprehendDg tho newest and
most desirable styles and patterns We shall probably have
all these goods opened and ready for sale in the Of
few days, when particular advertise will APP
pear CITY and country merchants, and merchant tai
iors who may wish purchase by the piece package,
are assured that toiH gladly take Philadelphia
Ne,o York prices less for the tchoe Of them !;
and this tC do notwithstanding the great city
Of netc and handsome goods, erisfing here.
F. s. J. ). JAMES s. CO., Market Square.
April 26. l4-u
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NOR sale at Public Auction, the Dover Mills in the
n county of Buckingham, belonging TO the estate Of
josiah Allen, deceased, also mill and fifty OF
land attached The manufacturing mill has all the appara
tus ready TO 90 with busne and the mill
trling repars.At the time and place, will be
hired out for the balance Of this year, excellent Miller
the property of said Allen. The aforesaid property will
be sold the 18th day of May nextTerns, eight hun
dred dollars TO be paid in cash, satisfy debt due the
Bank OF Virginia. the balance liberal credit will be
given, the payment TO be secured by a deed.
THOMAS A: NORTON Trustees.
WIN. WILSON, A'"'eS'
April 80 ll5-tds
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db 4 nn REWARD.-Ran away from Thomas
81 VHV1 Miles. in the city OF Richmond. State Of

d 00 REwARD.-Ran away from Thomas
~ Il wv Miles, in the city OF Richmond, State Of
Virginia, whom he hired for the present year,
the 18th Of March last negro man by the OF TOM
calls himself Tom Williams, about % 80 years Of age,
rather large than otherwise, five feet eleven inches
high, toerably bright mudtto has practice Of throw
ing his head back little, well as his body when spo-
ken in conversation with any person ; unusual
marks recollected about him. but informed that me
cut the little finger his right hand about the LIST Of Janu
airy last, which has left scar; he is by trade,
and hired TO Mr. George Mettert for four FIVE
years, and for the last four five years he has been
hired to Mr. Thomas Miles; lie had pass for fifteen
days, to visit his mothers at Dr. Wilknsons, Charles
City county, who he said very sick; but since,
il has been asccraned that he went there. have
every TO believe he has got board Of
sci for the Northern States intends to do in
formed he had made enquiry of Mr. Gentry day
two before lie went of, il there any in his
yard from the neighborhood OF Williamsburg Probably
he may have gone by that place for Norfolk. will give
the above reward for experimenting and delivering the
the said runaway in Richmond, if taken out of this
State half for securing him in any Jail in the United
States so that can get him. THOMAS COWLES.
April 10. 112-d
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NO.VD, VXKGLNZ.a, FRIDAY, .N.4Y'3, 1859.

FUNOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.--That most dss-
n rabe establishment the late residence of Archibald
Taylor, decd, comprising exceen, House and abund-
ant offices, aud full of land beautifully improv-
ed, will be sold public auction the premises Mon
day the 18th inst. Teyns-One third cash. the balance in
six and twelve months bonds and approved security for
the latter payments The sale will take place at twelve
o'clock, A. NJ THOS. II. HARRISON,
Administrator OF Archibald Taylor.
Dover, April 10th, 1888. lll---tds
" The above sale is postponed until Friday the Bird of
May, at half past o'clock. j. s. s. COSBY s. Co.
April ~ I115....2tl Auctioneers.
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& On6A REwARD.-Ran away on the 9Th inst

5000 ag from Ss Sway on H Ss 9Th inst:
living In Amelia county, Negro Woman named BET
SEY, who calls herself Besey Smith. She is a stout,
heshy woman, about % "a years of age, with a round
full face, and brown complexion. She took with her,
her two chdrenhe eldest, girl or years old, and
the youngest about months old, with bright compile sion
1t is supposed that the husband Of Betsey negro man
who calls himself RICHARD SMITH, belonging to the
subscriber Joseph Allen, Of the city Of Richmond has ac
companied her Richard has pass from his to vi
sit his family with permission to be absent 10 days He
is quite small man, not five feet high perhaps 20 or 80
years OF age, thick and we'll set has thin face high fore
head busby hair, brown complexion, and well rs re-
membered, has scar his forehead. As two of the
brothers Of Richard have been successful in making
their escape TO of the Northern States it is pre-.
sumed that these Runaways will attempt to follow them,
and they doubt have have forged free papers The
was originally from Caroline and the woman from
Loudoun and their route may therefore lie through one of
those countes-but they will most probably attempt to
get of in vessel
The above reward will be given experimenting and
delivering the said runaways to therowner in Richmond
or one.hait Tor securing them in any Jail in the United
States, so that their owners get them.
ABNER NASH,
April 10. tll2-l2i1 JOSEPH ALLEN.
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GtLARK & BURGIN, or NEWARK, IN. J) respect
~ fully inform the citizens Of Virginia and wholesale
dealers IN Hats, that they manufacturing supe-
ror article, which, from their knowledge Of business as
carried both In New York and London they feel
hient, cannot DO surpassed in either city They light
easlicwill not soften from heat-in fact they need but
tral-they speak for themselves. April 10. uI2-t0
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-By virtue
OF deed Of trust executed 10 the subscribers by
George Vashon and Eliza H. his wife, bearing date the
18th oil August, 1924 TO debt therein mentioned
the subscribers trustees will expose 10 SALE auction
to the highest bidder at the front door of the Eagle Hotel
in the City OF Richmond Monday, the 9Th day OF May
next the tract OF land belonging to said Vashon situated
on Beaverdam Creek in Goochand county, containing by
survey four hundred and ninety be- the
more less and bounded by the lands Charles Rogers
Josiah Hatcher, Samuel n. Cragwel and John Martin,
the principal parts thereof said Vashon purchased of John
f. Cooke, and wife, aud K. X. Ronald, and the rest OF
Charles Rogers and Amos l.. Moore The land is belev-
ed to be very fertile, and there is dwelling house and
other Improvements thereon. The property will be sold
on credit OF one, two, and three years. the purchaser
giving bond and security each instament secure
the payment which, the title will be withheld until il be
made, the purchaser may give deed OF trust the
property, at his option. p. n. NICHOLAS, T,
WIN NEKERVIS,}
April H. ll0--tds
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SnA SAt Ks LIVERPOOL SALT.-We have
= oIVU received by the brig Havro, direct from
Liverpool 1900 sacks Of Salt of the best quality filled of
the DoTks, ten to The ton
We offer the above for sale in los 10 suit purchasers
dshVerabs al tho wharf a. IA comes up from tie vessel
r. & J. S. JAMES & CO., Market SQUARE
April rs. II4-d
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Tobacco Sheto and Fair in CidrkcsuiHe
THNHE Tobacco Shew aud Fair will take place Al
a Ciarkesvie, on Wednesday the 22d OF May next,
at which time and place the subscribers who have enter
ed their for the exhibition Of Tobacco are hereby
notified to attend. The prizes will be awarded by Judges
selected by the subscribers who requested TO meet At
Gainesville Thursday the Sd Of May, to select the
judges, according to the rules Of the company
SAMUEL v WATKINS,
TUCKER CARRINGTON
a. V. w. VENABLE
April 2. 1o7-tM
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~ testament of Joseph Mosby, Decd I, executor
thereof will sell without reserves the first day of June
next fair otherwise, the next fair day thereafter,
the plantation whereon the decedent resided at the time Of
his DEATH lying in the county of Hanover, Chickaho
miny River, containing about three hundred and fifty
OF land, and adjoining the lands Of James Lyons, E
Quire Richard Anderson aud Others distant from the City
OF Richmond ten miles This land has it comforta-
BILE dwelling house, containing five rooms; also a
Portable overseers house lately built aud good materials
and Workmanship. Also at the time, the and
grs mill attached TO the hese will be sold separate
ly, unless the purchaser of the mills should the
arm with 10 20 of land attached. These mills
situated the Chckahominy, in thickly settled
ncghbourhood and convenient large tracks OF heavily
tmbered land: this, with their continuity market,
ders them Of much value; the grs mill gnds through
out the year, aud the mill is in operation usually
about months. The for both, will be one-thd
be paid the day OF SALE and credit of and two
for the balance by the purchaser entering into bond
with approved security and executing Deed OF Trust
the property, 10 the two last instaments shall
also sell at the tme the stock of cattle, among which
two yoke of good oxen, the stock OF hogs &c. house
hold and kitchen furniture and farming utensils for these
all OF So and UNDER cash will be required, that
amount credit will be given until the first day Of January
Possession vii! be given the first day of August,
probably month sooner SAML MOSBY.
All persons having claims against the Estate,
quested 10 hand them in, the property will all be
moved sometime in the month OF June July. S. M.
April &c. l14-td
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a NLOUCESTER CAMPFIELD RACES.-Will com
IN mence on Tuesday the 30th day of April, and
tinue four days:
First Ddy-A produce sweepsake for colts and fes,
mile heats 800 entrance, half forfeit nineteen subscr
bers and closed viz John b. Peachy enters produce
OF Eliza Baniser, by Rockingham; Mann Page the pro-
duce of Lady Spectator, by Rockingham; James s. Gar
rson the produce OF ATLANTA by Monsieur Tonson John
p White the produce of Lady Greensve, by Monsieur
Monsieur Tonson c. s. NORRIS the produce Hambeton
mare, by Monsieur Tonson; w. G. Hudgns the produce
OF Nancy Warren, by Medley; c. A. Hodges the pro-
duce OF Virago, by Monsieur Tonson; Tom Watson the
produce OF Polly Hopkins, dam by Monsieur Tonson;
Richard Adams the produce OF Virginia Heath, by Mon
sieur Tonson; VIM. r. johnson the produce of Shyock
mare, by Medley; William VIM the produce of Isabella,
by Monsieur Tonson; George Booker the produce OF Har-
riet by Medley; John M. Bolts the produce Sister
Lafayette, by Medley; William Minge the produce of
Merino Eve, by Medley; John c. Whiting the produce
of Betsey Baker, by Monsieur Tonson Thomas Walker
the produce OF Doctor by Monsieur Tonson Watt
H. Tyler the produce of lack Andrews mare by Monsieur
Tonson; George Ii. PoinaeXter the produce Of Moll
Brown, by Rockinghs Same Day, the annual sweep.
stake for colts and hes not exceeding four years old,
that never any established course, mile
heats, entrance $50, to close the evening previous
Second DGy-Post stake, two mile heats entrance
800, half forfeit free for all, 800 be added by the
make race; entries TO be made with the Proprietor
Third DGy-Jockey Club Purse $500, without dis
count three mile heats entrance to members 800 other
$40
Fourth Ddy-A sweepstake, play pay, mile heats;
entrance $50, TO this stake there subscribers
e by order OF the Club, TOM CARY Proprietor.
March D. 9S-WGW
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! NEW MARKET RACES, SPRING, lS33.-Th,
IL Races over this long established course, will TAX,
place. as usual on the first Tuesday in May, and contnu,
four days.
FIRST DAY-Two Races A produce stake, Tor colts
and hlies three years old mile heats 5000 entrance
hall forfeit subscribers and closed-viz:
John NJ Bolts enters produce OF Philis by Medley
Jas. M. Selden do. Diomed mare by Tonson
John Walthall do. Remus mare by Medley
Thomas Watson do. Laayette's dam by Tonson
VIM. III. Minge do. Francisco mare by Medley
VIM. r. Johnson do. Sally Walker by Medley
j. j. Harrison do. Archie mare by Archie
X. c. Williamson do. Herod mare by Medley
Edward Wyatt do. Archie mare by Tonson.
SECOND RAcE-A Sweepstake for colts aud filles
then three years old mile heats 800 entrance, half
fei III subscribers, aud closed-viz:
Abner Robinson enters Tonson hey out of Layfayees
dam
John Beth, Gentry not yet received)
John Finn, full sister TO Cadmus
Edward c. Mayo, c. Ponius PLATE, by Tonson, dam
Virginia Heth
VIM. Burton, Gentry not yet received)
VIM H. Minge, c. C. Percussion, by Tonson, dam Jack
Andrews mare
VIM. Wynn, c. by Tonson, dam Isabella
j. J. Harrison, Meade's Dr. c. by Arab, dam Bedford
Jas. Nj. Selden, c.. c by Tonson, dam Adelaide
Wm X Johnson, gr. C. by Medley, dam Betsey Robin
John NJ Botts b. by Gohanna out of Sir Walters dam
SECOND DAY-ProprietOr's Purse, $500, two mile
heats, entrance SIS.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Clob Purse, 5000, four mile
heats, entrance 800.
FOURTH DAY-A splendid pair of Silver Pitchers and
Walters, TO be called the "New Market Plate" with
other suitable inscriptions and devices This beautiful
plate has been purchased by the Proprietor his ndi-
turers in the u s., (Mr. Kirk OF Bamore) and for it
he proposes 10 have two mile heats; free for all
ages, TO close on the evening preceding Ii will be set up
at the cost price OF $3.50 four to make
excluding the winners OF the Propreors and Jockey Club
Purses. o. p HARE, Proprietor.
April 10. it'd
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1 The ENQUIRER published week, generally,
session of the Legislatures,
Price, Five Dollars payable ad
Notes of shattered specieayng banks (ony) will bo
oeved Tho Editors will tho safety remit
Of all being paid
discontinued discretion of
Editors, until all have been paid
~ Whoever will the payment of nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
insertion each
so No advertisement until either
" assumed by N this city Ia envous.
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NORFOLK JOCKEY CLUB SPRING RACES, 1888
" The Races over the Norfolk course will commence
on Wednesday the 18th day of May, and continue four
days.
First Ddy-A Sweepstake with colts and GlIes years
old, mile heats entrance hundred dollars half forfeit,
four Subscribers and closed MIR. Arthur Taylor SEM
Cary Watson, Capt. Jesse Wilkinson, and Dr. Robert
Butts.
Second Ddy-Proprietors purse 5000, two mile heats;
entrance fifteen dollars free for horse geldng
Third Day-Jockey Club purse $500, four mile heats;
entrance $50, subject TO the usual discount free for any
horse, mare or geding
Fourth D0y-A Sweepstake, with colts and fles, 3
years old, mile heats hundred dollars entrance half
forfeit six subscribers and closed Col VIM Wynn Will
liam H. MiDge, William Lacoste James j. HARRISON Jno.
White OF Jackson, aud Col. Jno. p. White.
JAMES s. GARRISON, Proprietor.
ADril q,
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form of The power of .affornev

Form Of The POtoer of .4tforney1
Know all men by these presents that |
do hereby appoint as my substitute or
proxy, 10 represent at general meeting of the stock
holders of the Bank Of Virginia, to be held in the
city OF Richmond Monday the 9th day May next and
in my and behalf 10 vote respecting the subscription
the part Of the said Bank the James River and Ks-
Dawha Company, under the provisions Of, act, "auho
rising the Bank of Virginia and the Farmers Bank of
Virginia TO subscribe TO the stock OF the James River and
Kanawha Company;" and act, "authorisng the Bank
OF Virginia, and Formers Bank OF Virginia. to increase
their capital stock" In witness whereof, have here
unto SET my hand and seal, this day Of
in the year 1883
Signed, sealed and acknowledged [Scall
in presence Of
NJ Is. Whenever person means TO vote Executor,
Administrator, Guardian, Trustee &c nc will express ii
in the Power.
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Al called meeting of the Campfeld Jockey Club, on
the 3Oh day OF March, 1888
Resolved That the time appointed for the races, being
in direct conflict with the other courses it is
resolved that they be postponed until Tuesday the 18th
day OF May.
RESOLVED, That the entries TO the Post Stake be kept
open, until the evening of the first days IL three
not entered, the of hundred dollars
shall be put up the Projectors Purse fifteen dollars
trance, TO be added to the purse.
April l6. MANN PAGE. Secrefnru
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a MEETING OF the Convention of the Protestant
IN Episcopal Church will be held in the City of Rich
mond, on Wednesday, the 18th May next.
April 20. ll14-tdl JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Sec.
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March 81, 1888.
Farmers Bank Of Virginia.

NE order OF number of Stockholders in the Farmers
Bank of Virginia. duly authorised by the charter TO
call general meeting, the undersigned hereby gives
notice,
That General Meeting OF the Stockholders of the said
Bank will be held Monday the 9th day OF May next
at the Banking house in the city of Richmond, for the
purpose OF taking into consideration the suboned
the General Assembly, and Of deciding the expedency
oil subscribing TO the James River and Kanawha Compa-
ny, on the conditions specified in the said For the
OF such Stockholders cannot attend per-
anne Xed
As the object of the meeting is of great importance
the institution well as TO the community large il
earnestly requested, that those Stockholders who may
not attend, will appoint proxies to represent them.
VIM. NEKERVIS, Cashier of the
March 81, 1888. Farmers Bank of Vi,einia
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a YOUNG GENTLEMAN we'll qualified to teach
IN the Latin, Greek, and French languages, and who
has had experience Teacher would be pleased
accept the situation Of Tutor family in Western
Virginia Address K. 9. F., Velleboro p o. Caroline
county, Virginia, April 49, TI12-40
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EPELLEFoNT RACES.-The Races over the Belle
Notoway COurse) will Wednesday the Goth
day OF May next, and continue three days:
First Day-Propretor's purse oil 5000, without dis
count mile heats, entrance $l5
Second Ddy-Jockey Clubp purse $780, without discount,
mile heats entrance $50.
Third DGy-A Handy Cap purse for the balance OF
the Jockey Club entrance $685. be added to the purse
which will make il quite an interesting one.
Gentlemen from distance may rely being well ac-
commodaed the proprietor having made ample arrange
ments for that purpose Stable &c furnished horses
gratis SAMUEL Is. JETER, Proprietor.
Nooway, April 10. 1l2-6t-
"A YNCHBURG JOCKEY CLUB SPRING RACES.
IL Great attraction "A Match Race will be run
this Friday the 24th Of May, for $1,000
aside, between Mr.. Y NJ divers Moses four years old
by Mons. Tonson, and Mr.. WIN. Garths Lady Birdwood
by TOnson; two mile heats, half forfeit
On Tuesday following being the 2Sh, the regular
ces will commence.
FIRST DAY.-A sweepstake for colts and fllies,
years old this Spring. mile heats 800 enlrance-o be
closed the LIST of April which there the following
entries: A. Whiocke, Jno $. Hurt, Jno. p. White, VIM
McCargo, James Powell
SECOND DAY.-Proprietor's purse $3.50, mile heats
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club purse S6OO--s mile heat.
Fourth DANA Handy Cap Race, purse worth
Sl00-mile heats, best three in five-enrance SI5-tc
be added TO the purse.
The money OF each days will be hung up without
discount by the proprietor who is prepared TO
date from thirty TO fifty horses with fine stables and
litter gratis Y. N. OLIVER, PropTietOr.
April 30. 115-td
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NOTICE-The Annual General Meeting of the Stock
~ holders in the "James River Steamboat Company
will be held Monday the 9th OF May, the Eagle Ho-
tel, in the city Of Richmond, at half after p. NJ; at
which time election OF five Directors OF the said
pany will take place. f. c. MAYO, President.
April &C. II4-td