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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

SETlLLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.-A change
" having occurred in the arrangement OF depart
in this institution since the annual advertisement
The public arc informed that the lectures commence on
this day. mi.
Rev. Adam Empie, President and Professor Moral Phi
hsophy
Thomas R. Dew. Political Law and History ),
John M!!ingon, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, and
Civil Engineering
Robert Saunders Mathematics.
Dabncy Browne, Ancient Languages
ADAM EMPIE, President.
Or, IN SGT
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NM7ILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, at the late
wv residence of the late Doctor Daniel Hardaway,
dec in the county of Amelia Tuesday the 18th day
of November next if fair if not the next fair day, the
whole stock of horses, mules CATTLE hogs and sheep;
household and kitchen furniture good riding carriage;
good wagon plantation utensils; the crop of corn, fod
der sucks and straw; excellent library, consisting
Of medical and miscellaneous works. many of which
very valuable; and numerous other articles Amongst
the horses is excellent pair Of webroke carriage
horses.
Will be sold. on Monday the 23d day of November, if
fair otherwise the next fair day. the plantation Of the
decedent in the county of Nooway the stock Of horses
mules, cattle, hogs, and sheep; plantation utensils;
good wagon; the crop of corn, amounting TO thou
sand or twelve hundred barrels; fodder, &c. There
in the stock of cattle, six or eight yoke Of wellbroke
oxen.
Twelve months credit will be given all sums above
five dollars the purchaser giving bond with approved
security For all of five dollars and under, cash
will be required Bonds will be required to be executed
before the property is delivered.
FABlUS LAWSON. .4dm' tor,
de bonis non, Of Daniel Hurdaray dccd.
Oct So 5l-4t"
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by our notice of co.partnershP Of the 3lst Dec,'
PARTNER of the firm of Rogers Harrison e. Gray, and
with the view of cutailng the signature of the Firm
under which we then proposed doing business in this
place We have concluded to drop the name OF Harrison;
and the business after lst day OF January next VIII DC
carried on under the firm Of Rogers g. Gray, who have
been and are the only partners parties 10 the late h
of Rogers, Harrison d. Gray ,o,p,e
JAMES GRAY.
p:l,i Oct o6 1S25 SLIT
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For Nortolk, (Fa.) ria BcaufOn (N ~ 49,
uTNJTED STATES MAlL.-The superior new steam
B Packet DoLpnlN, Capt. J. Pennoyrr, VIII c"nu.
NM her trims through the months of September ana Cc
tober as follows (at 10 o'clock, A. NJ Of the days be-
low stately ,,.y , rcJL
Thursday, Sept. 70 10 Thursday s' Oct. i !
octs :: 30 30
Which will finish her season on her present route
Aner which. she will commence her regular trips 10
Havana, via ST. Augustine, Key West, a. r. TO raHe
Charleston ON Thursday: November IL, at ~ CLOCK;
A. NJ. Her regular days for leaving Charleston an"
Havana thereafter, will be made known to the p"O"c
in due time. -, Gin
Fare to ST. Augustine from Charleston ..... u. 10
Fare to Kew West from Charleston, ........ ~
From St Augustine to Key West, ........... ~
From ST. Augustine 10 Havana, .....'...--'' ~
From Kew West to Havana, .......'..'...'. -
For Passaqc. apply to Capt Prnnoyer on board, or
- '' '"''"sO' NFr WILLIAM PATTON, Agent,
6 Ftzsimons wharf.
Rer,bs cannot be considered secure until PAID or-
letters on the subject addressed to the Agent post paid
,rl be promptly attended to. Baggage, weighing over
onc hundred pounds will be charged ~ cents per 1901
extra. No Freight taken On roN
Sept H. o.
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bNOR SALE-The subscriber has two very good
T. JACKS fur sale. which he will dispose Of on accom-
nol1ng terms Black Hawk, rising six years old,
sin point of form, action and power, inferior to none,
and his colts large and promsirg-Black Hawk was
5vAme.can Farmer-and he by DR.. Charles Morris's
Jack stock vigorous, active, and surpassed by in
Virginia as sure foal getters. I'm this PARTICULAR Black
Hawk has established himself) The other, is three
years old this Spring Persons wishing purchase such
p,opcry will meet with bargain by application TO the
yovember 3. T52-2tl EDWIN HILL.
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-%pITIS9 DRY GOODS, per ship TALLY Ho from
I..snooi Our importation of Fall British Dry
{odGs bas arrived at City Point ames Ryer and will
be in store and opened day or two More WI Oe
saia OF IL "hon ra. m Market Bridge.
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EAMES RIVER AND kANAN liza CANAL, VIZ
Cd .GISIA-otice 10 CONFERENCE.-The Board Of Direc
tors of the James River and Kanawha Company having
resolved place under contract seventythree miles OF
the line of their viz: All that part extend
ng from the waterworks dam at Lynchburg. to the erd
of section No. llS, in the village Of Scottsville and the
thirteen miles between the Sevenlsland Falls. and the
village of Columbia-sealed proposals will be received
by the Secretary Of the Company, at their office in the
CITY Of Richmond, from November 18th, to December
eth inclusive, for all the excavation, embankment and
wallng in that distance
The portion of the line which it is intended to let,
comprises many difficult points, and considerable
amount of river walling and blasting.
The line will be pared for examination by the 18th
of November; after which date TO the time Of letting,
all ncedu information will be gyen and the maps and
nrofes exhibited to contractors, application being
made either OF the Principal Assistant Engineers ST.
mon w Wright, in the village Of Gainesville, Daniel
Livcrmore at Scottsville and Charles Elle W IN the
town of Lynchburg
II is expected that the proposals of contractors who
are not personally known to either of the principal assist
AN, Engineers will be accompanied by proper testmo-
mails of character and experience from the OF
other works on which they have been engaged.
The seals Of the proposals will be broken on the 10th OF
December and the acceptance Of the propositions by the
Board made known after as will De Pracucabc
Rv order of the President and Directors.
W. B. CHITTENDEN, Secretary.
N,,c-Ths advertisement is not intended to embrace
the Locks Dams Cuve1ts any other of the works OF
aPror to the letting Of which, well OF the resi-
due of the excavation and cmbankment between SCOTS
vile and Maidens Adventure, due notice will be given
0,nLer IN Std
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ftLOVER AND HERDS GRASS SEED, PLAS-
L TER PARIS, tec-The subscribers have on hand,
and will keep constantly, supply Of Best Mountain
Cl,rer Seed, Herds Grass Seed. and Plaster Paris,
which they will sell on reasonable terms
READ, VENABLES s. SPENCER.
GAINESVILLE Nov. J. 1885. 52-wSw
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ENXTENSlVE SALE OF WINES AND LIQUORS.
a. The stock Of Wines, Liquors, &c. Of Wilson
Hunt, Esq, dec'd will be sold at public sale, on We'd
nesday the Sd day Of November next at 10 o'clock in the
morning. at the store lately occupied by him. Terms at
sale. T5l-2l Phllade phia, October 81.
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IRON STORE.-We have ia store large and we'll
selected assortment of Iron, TO which we are daily
Sc<p: RSI , aa0S of he oowng description
rrLAr-English, swedes, Country and Ulster, almost
every size -
R0ryD- English, Swedcs and Ulster, from IA to d.
aMeter. !,
SQUARE English, swedes and Ulster, from Id to
G.lUe,er
VvAL-7-s oval Ulster Iron,
Box. band sheet hoop ana plating Iron,
Crow Bars
STEEL.
tons best American blistcrcd Steel,
Il d. d. English do. QL stamp
DO. spring STEEL, from l-2 to , l.2
- co. Sandcrson Il Bros best Cast Steel Of the usual
%aretv o: sizes.
do. Palmer Mould Boards, from No to l-2.
AXES-Simmons g. Beers make.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER co.
my : 52-uF
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ECONOMY!-SOUTHERN ECONOMY.
FaNHE subscriber having determined to purchase III,
u yEx and Corroy RAGS for the use of the Richmond
franklin Manufacturing Company, would advise all per-
sasn Virginia and all the Southern States to save what
they throw away, and forward them to him, where
they will receive the highest prices in cash or groceries,
A. JONES,
Corner Of and 9th street.
Richmond Va, Nov. s. DIT
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Richmond Oct &c, 1885. 5l-t

1EYO TIMBER OWNERS.-There will be wanted
at the Pcnitentiary, for the ensuing years opera
tons the following quantity and description OF TIMBER
viz: -,
GOO eoo feet inch yello" pine 81 plank
1000 do. SIS do wide and crooked.edged, for wag
500 DO. 5i inch yellow poplar plank,
500 do 8 do. ash plank,
1000 do. do. white: oak do. .e,.ao,,
DO ls do do do Tough onS ,s s1sss of knots
100 hickory axletrees, }
100 gum or elm hub blocks.
900 Wheel spokes, of tough white oak,
5000 wheel felloes good willow oak,
100 pairs of hame mbers, OF tough white r0ots'
2 cords split white oak, 10 feet long, Younr.
s DO: d. 3d. DO: 30 49, and zs s's:' of
! do. hickory DO. 1000
The whole 10 be delivered by the LIST of March, 1885,
For contracts apply to Col. Charles s. Morgan Super
nendeOt Of the T rfrs n Ga MSoNcuRE Gen. gent
% 49-Gt
T1OR RENT OR SALE, the old and valuable Ia
yern stand. at New Kent Courthouse The ad-
vantaces of this stand are that il is tho site OF the Conn
tv and Superior Courts just half way between WI
l;amsburg and Richmond There is Land suihclent at
tached 10 it to work six hands The crop is about fouF
barrels of corn to the There is suthclency Oh
land of fine quality wood to make good Farm, lnde
ncndent of the Tavern parton this sufhciency OF
tobacco or cotton light he made to pay for the land IN
s ycors There is on this land fine shell mari, which
conld be used to great advantage. Any person wishing
to rent or purchase will be pieaseo 10 SPp5 .e
scriber in Williamsburg, or to Mr.. u. +. trump OF
diamond who is authorised to sell or rent
hch'n0"u' WV BURWELL BAssETT.
45-tf
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M'sh tor the overthrow Of the maxns and practices Of
" republican partywhich is precisely the event ne
give the nasteryto that faction, 10 which the
all future promoton-G ioh.,
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MA OANOKE LAND FOR SALE.-Designing to
EA, move 10 the South West propose to sell the io
lowing valuable real estate One tract OF land: lying on
the South side of Roanoke River, in the counties OF
Mccklenburq Virginia. and Warren. North Carolina, 80
miles above Weldon and 16 above Wilkins Ferry, con-
tanning 300 acres; of which, about 600 are bottom, OF
superinr uuaty-00 in original wood. and first rate
nlant land OF the high land about 100 only have
been cleared the balance is heavily hnihcred, ana OF
good quality for the production OF wheat and tohacco-
The improvements embrace every building necessary TOR
n Quarter pantaton-mosty new, and in good order
The tobacco barns are unusually good built chiefly with
in the three years last past and suhcient 10 secure
crop of G0,000 pounds ] can, with confidence, pro-
nonce this one of the very best estates on the Roanoke,
of its extent, and few if any, are in so good situation
for immediate profitable planting IT is very convenient
to the Petersburg and Richmond markets and VIII snort
" be equally so to that of Norfolk, by means of the
Portsmouth Railroad now rapidly tcndlngi" It's compile
ton. Excellent springs abound IN an parts OF ''e Pil
ntion-and know it 10 be remarkably healthy, having
resided on it, with my family, for two years My fhy-
stefan bills for attendance on more than oo Negroes
have not exceeded 40 dollars for the last tive years
Bloomsbury, my place Of residence lying on the waters
of Smiths Creek, Warren county, N. Carolina, miles
West Of the town of Warrenton, and ~ from Roanoke
River containing 500 acres About onc-halt OF lls
tract is in wood and fair proportion say O acres, hne
tobacco land. There are also 0O acres oi
cotton lots and 40 to 50 Of creek bottom The I'M
movements are very extensive, well arranged ana slight
repairs now being made, will put them III good oruer.
The situation is pleasant and the ncghborood ngrcea
Bile. 80, :, cn c,
onsr of that large and wealthy county, Mecklenburg,
Va, containing seven hundred and Gig hy.eght acres;
The greater portion ofths land is standing in original
wood, and about nehaf is of good quality well adap
ed to the production of wheat and tobacco IL "ou,u
furnish an agreeable and convenient residence 10 any
gentleman having children to educate, being within
few minutes walk of that Furnishing institution na%.
Joph Macon College, and female school Of high st1na
ing in Boydton-Fulther description of these anuo is
II -
dsn"scd 10 purchase will view them Mr. Daniel T.
HICKS will treat for the tract Boydon-Bad health
obncs me to seek mder climate, and ain, therefore
resolved on selling-Lcers addrcssedo me at warren"
WI: GEO. D. BASKERVILLE.
:. l2-tf
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS.-Th Richmond,
~ Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail- Road Company
wish 10 employ workmcn to execute the Carpenter
work Of IL miles Of Rail Road superstructure. lie
highest pricesby the day or job will be given
WorkHen also wanted for the construction OF Kali
Road Cars
The building two Lattice Bridges will likewise be
contracted for.
As the work must soon be commenced, and vigorously
Prosecuted immediate application is invited
Prin. Asst Engineer.
Richmond, September l5th 1886. 3S-
HhlsMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY-The An
~ nua! meeting of Stockholders in the Dismal Swamp
Land Company, will he held in the town of Suffolk on
Monday, The 10Th November next
RO. BUTLER, President
D. S. Land Company.
SSmllhheld, Oct. 90, 1875.
:, lhe present Agent having notified the Company OF
MS intention to withdraw from the agency after the all
Ga' meeting it is very desirable that there should DC
full meeting of Stockholders. r. 3.
October 9th 50-Gt
'ENHt firms of Bro'cn 4 Paimore and Bro'c", P"more
~ q Co.: are this day dissolved by mutual consent
sa Henry Brown is alone authorised to transact ousi.
said conceras-A persons having claims against
"'et Will NIKE application to him for payment.
VIM P. PALMORE,
ROBERT w. BROWN,
HENRY /. BROWN.
October q. 50-5t
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~ oiiCE-Wc shall renew our petition, and lay it be-
lore the next Virginia Legislature. praying for the
~; nation of new County by taking off the lower end
y Ia'oi'ne and the upper ends of King & Queen and
f's'eS MANY CITIZENS
September Ia. Bid
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The Pacha of Egypt had removed all distractions. The
expedition named The place where they were, "Port
Willia, IN honor of the British King as il Persia had
no, been civilized country before Britain dreamed
OF They expected to sail from Dassora, Sept 3d.
Ereaiay Star.
BAroSSg, Sept i7--For the last day two the Car
INST agents at Bayonne have been actively circulating
counts ~ Tie defeat Of the AngloSpans army, the
iith inst in the neigborhood of Blboa and which
ports have been nserted in the Seminole and parc OF
Dayonne of this day Fortunately, by the arrival at an
early hour this morning, oil authentic utelgen from
Dboa, up the 18th inst received by the Spanish Con
sui and other persons these infamous fasehoods have
been conradictcd An action had however taken place
on the Ilh, at Arrlgoriaga, about two leagues from
Bboa, but in which the British Legion had taken
| part whatever The Spanish troops under General Es-
parero ad been alone engaged aud that Generals said
to be slightly Wounded aud the loss on both sides had
been nearly equal from 800 to 400 put hers dc
combat The details IT this affair had trans pircd
LoSDoS, Sept 26.--rhe Bayonne and Bordeaux pa
pers OF The 2Ot aud 2lst spoke M the resumption the
siege oil Bboa 1t is said that the 10Th the whole OF
Tue baiterng train had again been brought the
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Parriott's previoue minority

We arc prepared for a defeat We count upon Par
RIOTS election Brooke is strong Jackson county-but
last png, she gave Decamps only majority of 90 and
the Administration candidate for Congress about l7O
maJoriiy.-Shc votes than 5O0.-If Good should
fail, we shall lose Good and true nan.-(Tbe Ohio
Parriott has been long and shrewd CampaipnerA
But we have already strong majority in the Senate Of
srgIna-We shall also gain Senator in the place of
ME- Watkns-and though have lost one in the
brunswick District, yet gained two last Spring in
the Amelia and Albcmarle Districts o. "
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TOss slaasN.
LATER FROM FRANCE.

The Francis Dspey Capt Robinson. brings us Paris
papers 10 the l9,h ulL We are aso ind, bted Capt.
toomson for the liiest pipcrs aud list ready prepared
Tor publication, of his cons gnces passengers. Sc. The
francs Drpst has been three days of the Hook
Hoped il fos
Inc accounts rom Span, OF which pretty coPious de-
tails given prove, we fear that civil war is yet TO
rage long aud hercely there Our Paris Correspondent
speaks oil the AID given indirectly by England aud France
as " mustard alter dinner''-or too late
we do not find word in papers respecting the ~
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ri EGROES & s'rOCK fgy sgIe-Tbe snl,scribar ,,i,l
sell 20 the hghcst bidder on his farm (sprnp Gsr-
demo ~ Hanover, on Tuesday the 9th December n fir
W not, Inc hrst TAR day thereaGerj lis househ I'D and
SWhen iurmtuie, ana farming utensils together with
" entire stock o horses mules, cattle sheep and hogs
also; FIFTY SLAVES, Of different sexes aces and
"'taoa'ions-some OF them very valuable Amongst
s"iichSi ana amongst the cattle, good milk cows
an9 ~ Or ~ young ones Of tic best improved haf breed
The negroes viii be sold for cash the other pyopertv
on credit Of months for Iii sums over Ten dai
ana cash Tor all o. that amount snd under IT, Bonds
WIN approved security, will be required and interest on
'heIn ron thef date5 d they punctually paid
"hen que. WIN ~ ROANE
cct' o. 5l--w2w.2awtds.
HHAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE-Tbe win,o,
r. "a Session Of this Institution commences on The ert
day Of November, and terminates on the last Wednesday
In April Expcnces for Tuition &c, S34 49,
DO DO. Board. SJ4 co.
Oct 30. [5e-u5NI s,cetoSy to ne feenitv.
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Prcscnt maiorilY. ....... . ona

Present majority, 2,2y3
Floyd and Irwin counties yet to be heard iromcThc
Augusta Chronicle, Nuller, gives the returns from the
counties, ard reduces SIS majority TO 1870: but
the Chronicle has committed two errors in stat mr.
Doughertys vote in Cowcta at 4)7 instead of 4O7 and
OF rsScs'ng 'he vote ~ rike county so as TO give
The Augusta Courier of the 2d, gives the rccapitua
ton of the CVpsHton0iiSt and says awe conoratua,.
our friends The result, doubted by any body
Our opponents admit they expected to have been bcate
or 6GOO votes hut not equally honest in account
ing for the lessened majority Every body understands
them Let them keep up their spirits in The best way
they can 1t adds Since writing the above this morn
ing, we have nojoes from all the counties (be
lleyed TO be CORRECTLY which place Judge Schley near
1900 ahead"
The returns for members of Congress from 81 counie.
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Kichl.aond, Vac, Eridny, Dec. go


ELECTIONS.
GEoRciA.-Thc Augusta Consttutionalist exhibits
The returns of e6 counties, for Governor and 81 for
Members of Congress.
DOusReriy.. ..' S ~ 5s1 S do
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VIIVOINIsi uIIu 10 W IlIgs-
VIRGINIA.
(from The WheeIing Times, ofthe 24tA.l

IT|UH4 nc UHeeitHy ItHeS, Of Tie 24tE.)
g Senatorial Eiecnon-hlarshaI county voted on
Thursday and the result is, Col Parriott received ma.
J"riy IN the whole county of l62 making his present
majority IN the district 22O Brooke, the last county
votes on Monday next 1t will probably give large
majority for Major Good the Van Buren, candidate
that the final result consider yet doubtful
:" We annex the entire vote OF Mnrslinll
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, Rcc Presids nts.
Oneida Whig Eytra- oct. 2
AROI l1ION CONNENlrI0N


The members Of the Abolition Convention assembled
this murning, informally, about o'clock OF the Second
Presbyterian Church in BIeecker street. At the same
Tune The citizens assembled az the Court Room agrcea-
ply to adjournment on Saturday evening Tic old Of.
hcers presided Committee was appointed 10 feport re-.
solutions expressive of their sentiments on tie meeting
Of The Abolition Convention, and to recommend course
to be pursued by the citizens in relation to H. The
committee reported after deliberations a preamble and
series Of rcsolulions among tie latter one adyisu,
ton Convention to lay before the resolutions adont
ed by the citizens 10 apprize the Convention az ia.
excited state Of public feeling Of tie decentralization
entertained BY the citizens Of their designs and re-
guessing IL 70 leave the city, and assuring te members
tha ~ case they did acaucsce ia fhis course te Ell
uzens would not be responsible for their safety The,
coDnittce proceeded from the Court Room 10 the
ShuIch accompanied by crowd Of citizens entered
'nc church. and after delay, made their wry the
chairman Of the convention AZ this time Lewis Tan.
Declaration OF Rights; the noise, however was 50 oreat
That nothing could be heard. The comittcc made seve
raj nef ctnal attempts to obtain htsrng before Mr.
Tappan would consent TO stop. Order however re-
tons adopted by the meeting, and the chairman Judge
Hayden, addressed the convention in explanation Of lie
views aud feelings Of the citizcns Aner e. "
of deberaion, tho convention passed resolution 10 cd
lourns and del adloufn The members passed from tile
Church without violence orinsult that WI La We beed al
though tie excitement " as much greater ibsn Coz %
wiinesse 10 this city The committee durin0 flo raesao
rom TIC Court house TO the convention and while terc
constantly lncucated the citizens the necessity Of
Rooe oFdrr aud iorbearanco During the interview with
c'nEchHon every effort was made BY the committee
70 maintain tranquility, and we feel confident from what
We Witnessed, that the members Of TIE ton ogo
ther personal safety, 10 the course adopted by the c
zens ana interference Of the committee Aer the con-
yentlon lad adjourned, The COMMITTEES returned to
TIE Court ROOM and reported The result Of their nc.
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At an adjourned meeting Of the citizens Of UGca held
on the 2lst Oct, 1885, OF clock a. NJ, pursuant 10
resolution of the meeting held the 18th inst udonh
Snyder, Esq, asapponted President, John G. Deve.
reux, Ephraim Hat, Ezra Bornum Kellogg Hnrlburf
Adam Bowman Nicholas Smith, and John r. Pease
Vice Presidents and on motion Of d. Wsger Fsa
ISAIAH liiiany and WIN. C. Noyes were chosen Secrr,
tafies.
On motion Of J. Watson Wilkins ESQ.
Ntsoired That committee Of FIVE be apuojoted nv tho
CHAIR 10 report resolutions expressive Of hc sense Of tie
mett'ng, whcreupon The Cbsr appointed Mcssrs j. W.
Williams Chester Hayden, Geo J. Hopper Rutger D.
miller and Harvey Barnard, sucli committee
nat COMMITTEE, after short recess BY its chairman
=. aison williams, reported the following Preamble
and Resolutions which, on notion were unanimously
adopted
he citizens Of Utica having, the evening q the
f tns'an expressed their decided dsapprobaii0n Of the
vote Of The Common Council Of the city granting the