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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
SALE OF GOODS

I'M "Wednesday the 27h day Of the p,escn,
~ month, III The house lately occupied by ~
ID. y. Phelps Il Co on main street, IN the town of
Lynchburg there will bc sold nj public auction, n
large and extensive assortment oiGROCERIES g.
DRY GOODS, being the entire stock OF ssid G. a.
ID. u. Phelps Il Co The sale will be one well tie
serving the attention Of Merchants and other denl
ers The Goods have all been recently purchased
and are Of good qnaIilies-the stock OF Groceries
are very general and such as cnn be recommended
Torrns.-For nil sums under $50, casb--for Tim,
SUM and under &l00, sixty days--and for all sums
Of 800 Of upwards, four months credit. the pur.
chosers giving negotiable notes satisfactorily en-.
dorscJ.
The sale will be made in pursuance Of n ,rus.
deed, cxcootcd 10 us on tho i.h mat. by the ~,
bors OF the above hfm which is Of record -, ~
Clerks Offices Of the Ilustlngs Court of i,,e co,no
ration OF Lynehburs and ofths Cou,nv f,o,, -,
Bedford. s Il NJ. II. GARLAND, Trustees
BY virtue Of the above deco, VIC hive ,n,o,n,.d
WIN l. Bell an agent 10 colec, all debt, din, :, ,l,
late firms orc. q & d B Phelps & Co and o,
Eel, Phelps Il Co,--ife or ourselves nfe alone mn.
thoriAcd TO receive monies due TO those concerns
II " earnestly requested that al those indebted will
cone forward and make immediate payment or
else there bonds and accounts W IL he put IN leoal
course ior collection
MIR. Bell 10 authorized to sell and deliver nri.
vatcIy, for cash, any ofthe Goods now on hand
5, " M. Ii. GARLAND, Trustees.
June II 3,f
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OIsI'rU AIRY.

DIED, OH Tuesday the lth inst JOHN Will
LIAM uI'n, ron of John Resely, oged IL month.
and three days.
Hear the Redeemcrs gracious voice
Those htlle ones belong 10 me-;
They IN my presence shnll rejoice,
My grace pnrlake, my glory ser.
When they in signs resign their breo,h,
bless tho bier on which they lr
And point Them through the shades of death,
a glorious pathway 10 the sky.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
~ INES,

w IN ES, Etc-Real Old London p.riIe i.
lar Madeira Wine, by barrel gallon OF bgt-
We ChahPa'sne,t"o qualities. ono The most sarge
'o,' imported oiaret by The cask, gallon o: bottle.
by the gallon 80 cts. --Nusca,el Je,,eious w ~
Tor ladies', by the dozen or single bottle. Port Ma
'aSa and Sicily Wines, of Itterent prices. Lv hot
te gallon or cask pres,ons Smelling Salts. bv the
bottle or dozen, DR.. Roberts Welch Med,c,,,.n-
tum, Superior Figs IN small Drums for Samil,es
very low also, Almonds, Rasins and Canaie,
oest sweet Oh for Table use or Tobacco Al ann
factories, by basket or single bottle Tufnent,n.
soap hy tue box or pound Bronze assorted color.
Tor Chair and Cabinet makers, etc. Tie W,n.s
are all OF pnre and csotee qualities, and wa,r.n,s
to be such, and the prices at which ,hcy cv;l, ~
offered much lower than heretofore For sair ~
49,, Howell DAWES.
Inc 40 M
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NOTICE..
VERY CIIEAPNEW GOODS.

XE} have received, by the London Picket, at
w New York, a few packages very supr Fan.
cy GooJs, winch we beg leave to offer to our
friends, on very moderate terms. Wholesale and
rcuh dealers W III find 1t 10 their interest to call ami
inspect the above.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
June II. 4,
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~ 2ND 0uOy'A. *

a. md RUOy'A. t,s
an order oil The toerJ of directors Of the
~ i.ynchhurs mud Blue Ridge Turnpike con,-.
Pany, TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS on each
shnre Is required. 10 he Enid immediately, by ibe
Stockholders INTO The lands oi samuel iho1ihie.
Treasurer Also, MIC amour, subscribed for ,haa
building Of the i. dge across Black Water Creok.
on sand road
Z, MERlWETiER, Prcshlen,.
Nay 81 fnf
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fe1x- The proprietor If The L}neL5ure Race
49, Course, with the advice Ola humber oil
the lnenbers Of the Cub from he nu ]
merous tfespassos recently committed on tic course
Is compelled 10 say 10 the public TINT they russ]
no, 20 inside OF tie held unless with tic nroerie i
ooi PERMISSION Any ooe oGendiug against lhs|
RUE, wl'lb dealt with according 10 the law. Tho
proprietor wilei~aya furnish The key when nc7
cessafy.
June II
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Valuable .Resl Estate. for Sales

1uyHE ,bscr.bar viii sell, al private sale Jpn
j beral Terms. The foIloving Real RstAses late
o.ned by DAVID Kyle Martins Wsre'Ioise.
Mansion House occupied ny sannel J. NIL.
Esq, tho Rel fayern occupied by Cob ~ A -.
bofiie. tie two brick tcremenfs oeenp 60 ~
Robertson & TO. and Ro. Kyle, and INC. .nee
Wooden lenensnts occupied ~ Lady ard fiuns
1liuse who have any knowledge Of the 'oca''s3
and situation Of the rroperiyi will admit inss 9
ono Of tho Most vauhbie Estates IN Lynsspufs
= = IL no KYLE.
June ~ In
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STANCES 9th jaaa, than ~ nnr thing t,sc--aot


said,
" 0fne dlstemrar, Of no blast /, died.
" But lei, Ike autumn ifuit, that sekcn'd long
Even wondtl'l al bcc,ois,. itl,u ~, soon,f. -
- Or, Ike cock Worn ont by eating iiue.
" fhsWh ell u Wunry lie at iast aopl at
These things vii. be forgotten after awhc--and
dr Ran1oph ike other publ'c men, whose lives
iave exsfsj "a aosnielous or baetul mlla nee
apon his spoc,es Will pass through the rdeal OF
public eritIclsln-the good und evil that he has done
and united 10 d, will be weighed IN the balance
Of public judgment, and he verdict will be written
IN the impartial pages of future history.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
FLOUR INSPECTION

The quantity OF Flour inspected IN the Lynch
burg market the th,d quarter, fsay from The lob
Of March, 1883, To tho 10Th June, 1883 Is ss fol-
lows:
Suporfne, 1873
I'nu ia
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S'F We mentioned IN our last that the senior cd
'tor oi the Richmond Wing had been summoned To
attend the Grand Jury ut AIuxandsn, to TESTIFY ON
chpree ofconV''aeV, in the ease OF 1t Randolph
We since learn from the Alexandria Gazette that
the editor fthc Wing has refused 10 go und thai
rule for an attachment against him had been grant
ed by the court.
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,tnl

gr The Funeral sermon Of the lnto Mr. Charles
Johnston. OF BoleIoun springs Ill be preached
ty the Rev, Nicholas Cobbs, nj the Brick Church
near Tinker Creek, IN the county Of Boleourt on
Sunday the 23d lust
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17

(hattaitc Congressman Didri6f-~ Candidates
arc rapidly sprlusiug up IN I'LL the vacancy IN The
Charlotte Congressional dlsrlct, occaslopcd ry the
cath Of Nj Randolph. A writer IL the enquirer
has Nominated D,nicl Wilson Esq Of Cum
berland NJ st freud fihe Union. aud opposed To
Modification" Mr.. w il now II member of the
Executive Council We lelrn, from the VIM
;hat phll, a Boiling. E7l. Of Bnesn CHAM, will
sc a calild}tc. aud IT Is aso thought that Ne;er
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
TIE pERlODlCAL PRESS.

The Richmond Compiler has changed Editors.
That PAYER slucc 1916 has been under the e1llo-
rial supo,nicniaocc OF Mr. Richie, of the Crqu.
req lle has disposed { his interest IN the oStao'
hshment 10 Merit NJ. Robinson, Esq, oi Richmond.
Tho Compiler has never taken any pnsl nj po'"eai
discussions, and We understand will continue 10
maintain It's neutral character. |, is enlarged and
otherwise improved In It's typographical depart
meu,i aud under its nov Editor will doubtless be
enhanced IN yalno To ITS readers, a. II was imrossi
bic FOR lis former Ell tor, oncumbercd ~ he was
with the heavy duties OF another office, TO pay that
slant 'nlerestto its columns
We observe in the public journals, Proposals for
the publication ofno less than three additional pa
per, in the City of Washiagton-lha fororunncts
of new political combinations in the next Prealaen-
tai compa,gn,l, The Eraminef,' to be ..
dltcd by DIR. f. 5. DAVIS of S G is friendly to the
present administration, ind said TO bo IN favor If
Din'el Webster Us next Prcsident--2 The
Jacknaiaa," by Edward Branch Robinson, Which
HOSTS 10 flag for The sueeessorship, but, from ils
3
tAvorlle, generally understood to he Mr. Van Bo
rem. The Mdetaot." by W. Il. Couioe,
" no afows himself ii iasor OF " that pure patriot
and up, Int Judge, John Mclean. as next Press
dent
The last No Of the .\cu York Mirror" con.
tans we'll WI ton description, more full than
any We have heretofore seen, and embracing II
minute detail of the circumstances connected with
the assault upon the President at Alexandria, of
the ceremonies n. the laying Of tho eotnrt stone of
The Monn mont to the Memory Of Mrs. Washing.
on. |. is accompanied by " an accurate rcpre-
senta,lon OF The Monument" engraved by Mason.
The June No. of the " LddgS B6ak" contains
its usual variety o atteles, embracing number
OF stories written with taste and spirit aud cmbel
| sished with Handsome engtaviugs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17

Pain.-The Winchester Republican contains
table showing the quantity Of ram which fell in
that place durinb the years 1899, 1880, 1891 and
1882, ane thus far in 1888. The table exhibits
the lnlln Wnp re anlls
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Attention, { ayalry /. /,
NOTICE.

uDURSUANG 10 deed Of trust executed tn
u the subselborby jordan II DAVIS, and dulys
accorded IN tho Cleihs Office of the county court 81
rltsvlvania, bearing date the lIlh day Of June
ls3s. 10 secure the payment Of debt due 10 sfcl
phen Terry ! shall proGetd 10 sell on Thursday
the 4lh day Of July next, before the font door
stephen Terrys ''tors House. N TIC town Of Lces4
y,ile at public aa.ioH for cash, tho following pro-
perty, wa negro boy Allen ono negro 9ploaIs
Esther. aud two children, llte 1crcass of said
woman since tho execution OF lie edof,fust al
intossld, one Holae, head Cattle, 10 head
Hogs, Iiou,chod ana Kitchen fu,nilure, and plane
teuon utensils of every description bclongin. toI
sab DAVIS, or ST much lbcreofes may b, suiieient
10 efee, The purposes of said trust decd Acting az
trustee, shall conway suc ltle only as is vested,
IL me az such WILLIAM FRANKLIN.
Jane II Ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17

The ncm Tn1npike.-Mr. Pleasant Partin, of
this place, has Obtained the contract for insluctng
'ho contemplated Turnpike Road from Lynchborg
TO Gibbons and Will commence the work imme.
d'at"ly. We learn that he engages 10 complete
haIf of the road, commencing al Lyncbburg, by
next Christmas.
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Ih,s statement rather initiates against Mr. JET.
fersons theory that ncary the same quantity Of
ram falls every yenr.--ln the past months Of ibis
ycnr, the following results urc shown
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17

x'r A woman was recently convicted IN VII.
mington, ,Delaware,) Of stealing watch, and
sentenced to receive twenty loshes on her bore
back " The age of chisary Is gone"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17

g-.J- The rumor that Mr.. B w Leigh had been
depu,ed by Mr., John Randolph to write his biog-
raphy is coniradclod on the bost authority.
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>. n Ne. III. GARLAND.
sAttNrNGNH ut lAnw

:, UTT TU6ns In
III. "PPs. part oi TIE tenoinont lately occu-.
pied by Albon Mcdaniel Esq three don,s ah,v,
Messrs. Mckee & Meem's they continue :,
give their undivided attention to The practice !.
their profession IN The Superior and inferior Co,,,
OF the counties of Amherst, Bedford and Cas,nL,sI
as also ottho Corporation OF Lyncllburg.
June 3 o.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17

IT The revolution adopted BY the Chesapeake
an Ohio Cana Company, ezJ@ll!ns Tire skill Il.
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CIIOLERAIN TIE WEST.

Nc,e Oricans- NeYspnpe md prvatc accounts
from New Orleans, give distressing accounts of tho
ravases of The Cholera. The y, o, Bulletin, OF
the 7th, estimates The nu nbcr of denlhs, since he
preccalng Sunday, at 80 per day, and the same pa-
per OF the OH, informs Us hat the number of IN
terments on the preceding day WI, 81 Popula
ton at present estimated al from 10 TO Is 900 -
Tho mortality among the negroes IN Louisiana IS
sid TO he appalling On one plentotion 90 out OF
POO fell victims to it--Onc planter Mt flstklin lost
Is slaves in n hours another l5o and hc with
The rest Of the slaves, 1ed, leaving the dead ouba
ned
Uue}ing The Gu a still prevails in Wheel
ing, but in mitlgated form. Fron June II, The
da'e Of our pteso report, 10 Jnne IL there had
been a few additional cases and deaths ON tie
l9,h however, decided improvement in Tic
public health IS officially announced = An The
new cases and deaths (say the Board Of Iieelth)
excep, one, are believed to have been ocea,ioued by
the use of cherries, curraols, Strawberries and
green vegetables
Lc1ineioa, lhcnm,iy) -Ow latest dates from
Lexington are tle I.onisvilic winch latter place,
by the way. " are glad 10 say, Mas exempt from
tins scoafsc nj our last dates ttho l1lh.) The
much g.uliiied IN benz able to announce on the aa.
thorty OF a gentleman OF Lexington, that no nov
eases Of cholera had occurred IN thai city en- FrdAy
or Saturday last bnt ii IS wnh pain we learn tho'
Il, nj Ia Mt
olymplon Springs whittier many Ct the inbnh-
tants of Lexington had fled for refuge The
Louisville papcl announces the DEATH by cholera,
of Thomas Neatman Esq. OF the banking house OF
Yeotnan Woods 4 Co Of Nashville Dlr Y
had left Nashville for Philadelphia, and vas on
board Tie steam boat Mount Vernon when he WIS
arrested by tine hand OF death.-Wc leofn, also
from the Louisville Herald, Of tho l7Ih, that the
Hon. MIR Bueknor, Senator from Missouri in the
I. 5. Congress, dledof cholera IN the preceding
week and tina, his lazy died abou, the same time
where is not stated.
.Ncsltiile.-The Nashville Banner Of tie llth,
saws" The Cholera still continues to carry of its
victims in this own and neghborhood. Its rava-
ges. however. are chiefly among the feeble and 9TH
wise diseased
Matches. During the week ending on the 9Th
inst. there were l3 deaths by cholera in Natchcz
and 10 blacks Port Gibson, IN Mis-
siss isspr-s was litcflly deserted and the cholera
vas also pcyalen, at Jackson, Vieksburs, &c. in
the same state.
We have nothing later from MaysvilIe. A few
Gra. cnses had htppened at Mobh' and also AT
Ana,aeheola A fat easrs we're also reported al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

nd 's'nsl his il n +. roa&' Z, connrn'>,,e wsl
,~air,y In JeAerson's Impressions on The subject
hat, thus challenged by the friends OF Mr.. Ran
1otnh, he should onhesitatinely ID so
twill be seen that +" l.. sprends to bis own re-
marks, communication which appeared in the
Richmond Enquirer in the year ,soG under the sig
nature of =" Hampden,' written by the late
Christopher Clark, Esq d, that time the representa-.
tive in Congress from the Bedford dlstriet,-a gen
llcman who, il is well known, was Cor a long time
anccedent 10 that period, terms of the closest in
timaey with Mr Randolph and WHO, according to
lraditionary history, was the Medium through
which Mr. r. maJe his application to MIR. Jencr
son for the appointment Of Ambassador to Eng
land We were before appriscd Of the fact that
Mr. CLARK had acquitted Mr.. Randolph ., all agen-
cy in that application but, connected with the sto-
~ which had reached US Of his deninl, were cir
cumstan noes calculated TO create a suspicion that
Mr. Clark did not reveal all tina, he kne touching
that extraordinary, and il yet seems 10 u.s. mex
pcable affair. 1t is related, among the incidents
of that period, that from warm personal friend,
Mr. Randolph became Nh Clark's most implaca.
bic enemy, and that he treated him with the utmost
harshness and asperlty--a fact rather confirmed
by the manner in which L." adverts to Mr.. Clark
agency in this matter and 10 the relations which
subsequently, existed between Mr.. G. and MIR Ran
doIph. Yet II seems strange that such mortal enmi-
~ should have been provoked by the simple ind $
cretion of MIR. Clark for it WAS nothing more il
Mr.. Cs statement gives full nccoun, of his ag.n-
ey and to which he was prompted by the warmth
of his friendship. Are there of Tie old friends
eli Mr.. Clark OF other persons acquainted with the
history of his connection with Mr. Randolph in this
heishborhood, who can give US some information
touching this affair Our objec, is to arrive n
The truth-and having inadvertently given rise {,
tins discussion, TO yindicate MIR Rundolrh's Inn
acter from the mpulaton under which it has sc
long rested, il that imputation he unjust OF (,
fix II there, II it be founded in truth
In conclusion, We assure Mir H." that the nr-
lice copied by the National lntelliecncer from lhi,
paper, was written before the news oi Mr. Ran
dolph's demise reached us, though it appeared il
the same paper which announced the termination
Of his earthly career. lnasinuch lowevcr, as i
was mentioned simply historical fact, an,
otby way ofreproach, We did not deem it ncccs
sary Ia strike it ftom the article, Jas original,
| written.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
MI RIDER

We heard, last week, tina, murder Ind been
perpetratcd IN this county, by Ilar,wel NJ. boss
on the body of Morris Rober,s but we did not learn
the circumstances with sufficient certainty aud pre-
eis,on 10 authorize n public nnnnnlcbton Of lhc
| fart.---Wc have been since informed that on thu
morning Of Thursday lost the dead body Of Nor
rs Roberts was found in Il lane near the house o
liarwell NJ Doss, about SIX miles east of Camp
bell court. house. In the afternoon OF the same day
T. Il. Wi,hers, Esq was called on by Boss 10 nc
coroner, Dess rema,klng that lac had bcoa en-
deavorlng all day in vain 10 procure an officer MI
w. accompanied Doss TO his house aud on nrri
wing lhe,e, he directed MIR. w, to the spot where
the dead body lay, some Two on three hundred
wards beyond hi, house, and wen, himself to pro
cure some ,efrcshments no. having ate SINCE carly
the place where the body ofthc murdered mnn was
he found large number the ueighbors collected
and soon learned that IT WAS Their opinion that
Doss was himself the murderer OF Roberto. A par
" was immediately despatched to tho house to Sc
cure hin but having become acquainted with the
popular belief, 1t is supposed from his tam'ly lac
bud rcmouned his horse aud 1cd---an Is yet go.ae
nj laree.-A jury of inquest was sworn and char
eed, aud, after full examination recorded 1t as
ther unanimous opinion that lIatwell NJ Boss
the murderer. The unfortunate Robots rc
cclycd about hfy-two shot in he region of lht
heart, besides some four more IN his left arm.
" Iariw,ll NJ Dass 4, n small man with liz hI
eolorcd eyes, about H. OF III yena old, with quite
dawncast looh when spoken TO- aud, when contu
sed, splts ncossnntly.p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
MANUFACTURERS IN VIRGINIA.

! We learn, fom the Petersburg Intelligence ef,
that the Merchants Manufacturing Company of
tia, place, incorporated by the Fast Legislature,
it'll capital ofsSo 900, has already commenced
! lis operations. They hnvc erected a oopacious
| four story brick building the rycr near Fleets
Bridge which has elected universal admiration fur
| II. peculiar adaptation to the spinning o, Cotton
Vans and the manufacturing of Cotton goods !;
end 1t has been pronounced by gentlemen from the
North, convcrsaut with the subject, MOTTO be sur
passed by any Of the mills ia that section OF the
country" They VIII run 3 500 spndes, mud Il
nurnbe, Of looms capable of weaving from 800 To-
1000 yards OF Cotton clo.h per day, leaving SUI
plus capacity to add considerably to tho machinery.
The Integenccr also informs us that the Cotton
Seed Oil Mil winch was burnt down some months
ago, has been rebuilt, en- an improved plan,
and considerably enlarged; aud that the large
water power at Enick Ranks, a short distance be.
yond the Corporation line, has recently been por-
chased by one OF its cnteiprzing citizens who
We believe is making arrangements to nyNd him
self of its manufacturing advantages. WHEN we
wines, the public spirit of Petersburg, us evnccd
in the completion GIFTS Rail Road, al the eager
ness with which 1t ayaIis Itself Of lis local adyantn-
ges we are not asonishcd 10 hear of the increased
value ofres estate in that piece" OF a lot of
ground in Sycamore street (says the lntegenecr)
Coz which four years ago $1,000 could not be OBJ
tainod three lots Of 80 fee, each being 90 feet IN
ali) were sold on Wednesday last, at public ouc-
ton, for 1920"
We take pleasure in saying that the Lynch
burg Manufacturing Company, some time since
chartered, is now organized and that Pre- poratlons
arc rapidly being made Tor commencing operations
Would Lynchburg avail herself Of her manafac-
turing capacities and if the great State improve
ment were fairly under wei gh, We should begin 10
realize like suspicious results, IN the Increase
of our trade in the augmentation of our population,
ami in the enh anced value of our real estate and
the country around us could no, fail to share III
prosperity, 10y the diffusion of greater amount of
money anon s them, consequent upon larger
market and the increased competition which would
be created for their produce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
BANK OF VIRGINIA.

We were not a little astonishod 10 OBSERVE, II
the Fredericksburg Herald, article addressed 'c
the stockholders of the Bank of Virginia, stating
that lluN and fair expression OF the sense ant
opinion" of the stockholders of that Bank, IN lela
lion to the subscription 10 the stock OF the James
River and Kenawha Company, Yves not had on the
eth of May, and announcing that, "bcing now
decidedly opposed to a scheme by which their PR
vate property and their interests are to be most
vitality injured, if this scheme shall be carried INTO
effect, steps are now being taken to have arothcr
meeting called, for the purpose Of rcconsdefin5
this subject"
We-lhc Stockholders of this Bank are right IN
protecting tpcir "pflvatc property and 'lte-
rcst,'--and although we should regret the with
drawa of the subscription which they have fellh-
erately made yet we had rather 1t should be with
drawn than that any considerable number OF the
stockholders should consider it an invasion otthcT
rights and sacrifice other interests. But, Will
no, DO to give up the work itself The State mus
be saved fp,s ruin and the only meats OF dong
This is 10 cnnnes, the Eastern and Western "AteFs
As;c, a fair exnvrlannt. Il Has 'een fdqn'i mfe"
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rhc i,a4sas likewise cauin4s.ms1.

era,ely at Memphis, and RACES with great violence
al SeA London and Palmyra, IN Missouri.
The Rchmeni papets contradict, N the mosi
amphais forms, the rumor, which have reached the
country ofthe oAistaneo of the Cholera ~ that
facc--I'c takc tA,s occasion, also, to contradict
the Fineaste Patriot Informs us - prevalent III
that section of country. Should we be untotta.
natcly visited by thus malady--and, II We be, We
may, IN great measure, thank our own 'mptn.
dencc and negligence Cor tive shnll not hesitate
To announce IT 10 our friends IN the country. A
yet the disease. We believe, has not made It's 10
appearance ut any place east OF tho mountains.