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Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-01
18th DISTRICT.

A CONVENTION of Delegatcs will he hela ip Inc "A 18th Senatorial District at the Hotel of J ,n p Marshall, in Wcodhtry. on "Wednesday. N .rh 7h. a4 I1nclock A. Nj for tle purpo.c ef p ,ss,;r" ' candidne tor Senator, ana doing any oner business pForeF Cor ihe occa sion.
 Ihe Wings in tie stvcral towns ih i:s dssrfet are requested o n,ect in their respective .a.ns n fhe first IoDGay uf FthrnaFg,f or Fons nhes convenient A;,e. Qud chmyc to,r ie'ega.cs ineaei.s sB asttrnd sa;h Convention. Y is np"'na' lpi eyFty town shona te rgpfHs sen'ea and is ltlea isa fi dele gaiDn will be preson,.
 Rg orssr ef,tls D;stsfai cos.H;tree
 January q. l533 2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-01
MARRIED.

In Nor,hfeld, Mr. Sherman P. Woodward, of South Farms, 10 Miss Hannah E Russell. of Derby. In Painesviie. Ohio. Dec. 3lst, Moses M'Cure Sey- rpour, M. D. of F. doerly of his village,l to Miss Maria L., daughter of D. D. Akin, Esc. of Chardon. In Glastonbury, Mir. Ariel H. Coy, of Hartford, to Miss Julia Ann Root, of Hebron. In New.Haven, MT. Timothy Trowhrdge, of New. York, to Miss Eliza Ann, daughter of Zsbul Bradley, Esq. MT Sylvester Norton, of Troy. N. Y. to Mrs. Eliza M. Woodruff, daughter of Joel Root, Esq
 DIED, In Kentucky. Mir James Prescott, IT, aged about 90. formerly of this town. ,.s In Torrington, Jan. 2, Widow = Taylor, aged about 94 years.
 In New Haven, Mir. Heman Clark, aged55. In Bridgeport. Joseph Bnckus, Esq. aged 72. In StraifOrd, Col Ephram J. WilcoAen, a reyolu. tionnrv pensioner, aged 76.
 In Wnter0wn, Mrs. Martha Baldwin. aged 30. In Ceebrook, on the 18th, MT. Jason Kborn. aged 43-killed instantly by the falling of tree. In Norwich, Miss Eliza Ann Spalding, aged 24 daughter of Luther Spalding, Esq.
 In Sutfield, Mrs. Anne Woodbridge, aged IT. In Hebron, MT. Henry P. Sumner, aged G5; Mrs Desire Leonard, aged 63 formerly of Hartford.
 In Woodstock, Mir. David Samson, aged 73 years 1; Nehemiah Child, Esq. aged S7 years.
 In Cumberland, Md, Mr. Richard P. Staunton. aged AZ, formerly of Salisbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-01
N0IITE.

THE st,ln criber gives nc suce io otbe resi-. \ dents and non,residents .a ,re ..s.! own of . eo1I4 To,sn ena, of eight cents n thedol iar a,'d 8 S,atei iFax < one cent on the dallar, M ,a', ,hn ho sseSs,oent' isf of 1886; and that he wi will i meet them at the sto e of Frederick KeE logg @ oe on the sad day lay of Te. 'ruory next, at o'clock A. M. and .et the store of the Cornwall the 33d day, at the st. gre of Ham son brad s sSs ford at o'clock A. M. and at the As'ose M M ol .ne Cornwall Iron Co. al lNo'clock F. ~ " 's ceive said taxes. o
 JACOB sCoyl1.L,r 2d, Colleca,"' s5
 C0rn.UaH, .Jan 20. 1898
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-01
10th DISTRICT.

TTNIIE WI4IGS of the 18th Senatorial District are A requested meet in their respective towns the 5h day of February next to appoint two delegates from each town to the State Convention to be holden nt of nominating Slate OfIicers and eight delega'e to District Convention to he holden at the inn of Messrs Booth x Mercy, in Wolcotivillc. on the 2Oh dny of said February. 2. II o'clock A. M The. Wings of to ensure full representation of her wishes and n- .erests upon boil. of the occasiOna aforesaid. .
 Per order of ike Dislrice Committee
 Litchfie!d, Jau. IS, 1893. Ii|.. |4
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-01
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for Litc' >ueia Dis-- \. tricthath limited and allowed six nlon.hs' from the date hereof for the creditors so tna estate of JULIUS DEMING, Esq. late of Litchfield, in said district, deceased. within which to exhibit their claims against said estate to the subscriber, or to his agent, WILLIAM DEMING, Of said Litchfield, for set- clement. All claims not presented within said time will be forever foreclosed and bar red recovery.
 FRED'K DEMNG, Erecmor. Litchfeld, Jan. 30, 1888. S5
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-01
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the Distri@Mof N Litchfeld hath limited and allowed Six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of M
 Rev. WILLIAM ANDREWS, late of, Cornwall, iG said district, deceased, within which to exhibit their claims against said estate to the subscriber for settlement-=~ All claims not presented within said time will be barred a recovery.
 SALLY ANDREWS, Erecal,or. CoTnpGll, Jan. 30, 1898, S5
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-01
Whigs of F.ifchffcld,

WIOU are requested to meet at the Mansion House N in the village of Ltehfcld on inc 5h day of Feb rary next, at 6ocIock F. M io appoint delegates to the above named Conventions, and transact other important business. full md punc,na attendance is requested. By the Tctcn Ccmnaitlee
 L,ichfsld, J0n. le. leSs
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-01

Found dend on Inc leth inst. in he souh east part .F New Har,f rd in ,e upperloF ofa tarn, 'ie body ora sransen! person. about 'hrt fire years ofage, his name yyS: ro known frori the evidence efre ite ia " of inquest Il appeared that ,e body had rsmaiu- cd in ,he s;,ys sn. in which il vas found for two uou,!s Das'. Verdict nf ihr Jpr !" ,'e; ile came ,o tia death by :ha yisitation ef GSd."-- TYses.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-01
'ew- Preston. Fs. ~mA
 AsgctSA.> ,.oele.e

NHE subscriber having determined .s
 ms mercantile business, will offer !. sa.'e at Public Auction, on Wednesday, 2efh Feb. .ruary inst. his entire Stock of GOODS consi.> >Ning of Brondcloths, Cassimeres, Satti- netts, NtI'ed Cloths, Silks, Caleoes, Vestngs, Fancy (,F F"ods. Crockery, Hardware, &c. EIc. comprising '.A the variety of articles usually' kept in co, Mtry store.
 Ferns mao, 2 known on the day of sale.
 1TAIl perso, >s having unsettled accounts with inc sIbscrib, Y are requested to call and . title them without delay.
 '~ ELISHA LEE.
 c.. rbnr,, FtL. I. 1s.N9. 35
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-01

GrGin-T'he large supplies ot Wheat on the way. and constantly arriving. w4h the sudden fall ot Flour, has depressed the article. Some sales have Leen made at rates not transpired:he price may he quoted at I,5o io 1,60 Foreign is without much demand-
 Molasses-C Considerable sales of New Iberia at 36 to g cents. which s decline. A cargo oe new crop Matanzas st 90 cents.
 !Sngns-The transactions in sII descriptions have been unconnlonly hsht this week. and without any. change in price Sales oniy nf 50 hhds. N. Orleans good, ai cts 400 boxes hro&'ii Cuba, al IA |; 100 w hite, al 10 34 10 II cts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-01
Rerieu of the Neu. York Market. .yan. 21.

Rerie,o of the Ne,o- York Market, Jan. 27.
 We have advices from Europe down to the l6th Dec The cotton market sif continued to improve. The money market easy, and American securi- ties fast coming into favor-the balance of trade decidedly in favor of the United States In our own city there is nothing of favorable character-he banks getting tighter and tighter and none of them pay out their own bills. If things continue as they have done there will be nothing but Eastern n circulation. Flour 1t will be seen has declined full 50 cts bbl -this is the greatest fall we have experien ced in long time. Although the rivers are open, there are bu, very few strangers arriving. The Small Note Law and the Sub-Treasury scheme are still be- fore the Legislature and Congress, and until there is some action on these important measures cur money market must continue in an uncertain state.
 Cofee-There is no life in the market, and much less doing this than last week, with no improvement in price. Sales of the week as follows:
 1900 bags Brazil, 10 l-2 to D
 250 do Laguira, 10 I-2 to II
 300 do triage, IA to 7l-2
 400 do Sf. Domingo. 1-2
 FEaw-At last we have to report a decided fall in the Flour market. PricesAave been kept up to S5,75 to 9 for long time, but on Wednesday md Thursday holders gave way, and accepted of S925 and even at this price the article is dull Troy, and New. York, S8: By the table which wo have made up to-day. it will be perceived that prices have declined generally, and particularly in Virginia, BuE;on. Cincinnati. and
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-01

gm 0R OR Aasadrsa end sirfv AOnssn1 sevsn AsendEed aud siEty-RiHs dollars and now in suh this sum being due from inc debtors of the General Government, and payment refused when due. In addition to this sum, suits have been commenced for about @9O0, which was part of an Indian School Fund, which some DepOsitor has eloped with, as many DepositOrS would do under the operations of the Sub- Treasury Bill.
 FGct Ehe fOatrth.-Aside from the above named sums, upon which suits have been commenced, the Report says that A. H. Jones, the United States Marshal for the De- Inocratic State of Missouri, is public debtor to the amount of four thousand seven hundred and forty five dollars, and that suits have been commenced against this MT. Jones for the sum due.
 Fact the fth.-The Report gives the start ling fact, that in the short space of two years, sum exceeding Sir hundred houSGnd dOllGrs is in default.-N Y. Express.
 WAsHuNGToN CrrY Jan. g. There is very little at present stirring here in the sissppi, in the Senate this morning. was really unex- peced that body, though he has long expressed such as his settled and determined course The cause as- signed ia that he has large family. With this, how ever we have no right to meddle but luis valedictory was one Of the most laconc have met with. Here itis-
 "To the President of the Senate-Sir, I have re- signed my seat in the Senate of the United States.
 JOHN BLACK
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-01

We lear no;hing Uf Tories now a davS-;he led- eEats:s seem iO have los, sight of ."-TirEes.
 We acknO~iedge there are m, qu',e so mnny of them 10 be topnd there 1nery-ye: t!iere gre s.'l few lch. Ahnms next April Hc expect 10 geI sigkI the remnant. after which sfa psuba;y lose aghG Of them alloSelEer.-CcErier. f
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-01

again when the sum S less man f0uf millions, thus making the Secretary ot the Treasury grand Bank CT md Stock Jobher.
 The hard money amendment of Mfr. Calhoun is to he preserved, and the public money after interval (of six years believed is to be collected n gold and silper exclusively.
 Under certain circumstances, public money may, by inc receivers thereof he deposited Banks under
 This is substantially the outline Of the scheme. which is to be presented by those who prOessed y anxious to compromise, and defer tO the opinions Of others. and to conform to the wishes of the people!
 We can only say, at present, that t IS diSorg0ni- zay and of he enfre rccce of ikis government from l789 doUn 10 fhs dcy-that
 a suU ace tn Lhe hands ffhe ELecufio fhe me0ns ct corrGpfion and erpose e public treasure to be plnder cd by hundred hGnds Whfre cdTnOt noU Te1ch "!
 Truman Sml.s, Esq left here for Hartford on Mon- day last to attend inc session of the Superior Court Lest hs should hold conversation upon some other subject than that of law, aud with some other person than whg, trust the LocofOcos there, as they do heSs. will keep sharp watch upan his movements Skn!k about ie taserns and court hause and law ot. cesand ou' 'houses-every where-to keep an eye on him! Dou'tlet Jo. Praitor Gen. Hayden speak with hm-hey are conservatives. Set some of the School Commissioners pumping printers 10 watch him, and report their discoveries 10 the Times
 We learn by .c CcUraat that the libel suii brought hy tic editor of ,he Tunes aadurt .c ediier of the Patrio, has been wiitdra"n-;he painsiii pa ying he own costs. Tie ehsrre we believe va, ;ai,ing :- e much brandy in sbcyerage, and il,e camagee laid at s5oo0.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
BRAID OF I'M r S

An act passed, granting new trial to
Robert G. Sisson.
Several petitions for sale Of real sstste{
were granted, after which the House Ad-
joufned to 10 o'clock, to morrow morning.
TUESDAY, Jan l6, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The House met according to adjournment.
Sundry accounts received aud referred
Petition OF Newport Artillery for loan Of arms
granted.
Bill passed, aulhorsins certain military officers
to take their engagements.
The report Of the Committee 10 revise tie penal
code, was called up, and, on motion of Mr. Ran
dolph postponed I'LL 10 morrow morning.
The report Of the Commissioners Of the State
Prison, was received and ordered to be conmu-
nicatcd to the Senate. The amount Of $40 900
is wanted 10 clos? up former contracts ,and 900,
or more, TO complete the work.
Act passed, requiring toll bridge, and turnpike
corporations, TO keep accounts Of tolls received
SC. Read second time, and passed
The resolution appointing the Justices Of tho
Supreme Judicial Court a Committee 10 revise
and if necessary, alter the fee tables, was read
second time, and passed.
The remainder Of The morning was occupied in
the reception and disposal of sundry petitions.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18

,iaCtions in poss Of eatry I; Real twice
and committed.
., notion OF Mr. Cambrcicug, The com.
niilec Of the whoic were discharged
from the further consideration of the ball
making appropriations Tor tlic Naval ser.
vice for the Year l8Js,and the same WAS
re-comnitts sd toihe co,ipsi scc OF Ways
aud Meas.
Mr.. Center, from The Select Commit.
: tee appointed on ihs subject, reported !.
Bill to extend the provisions of the Pen
sion law Of 1882 To western lId;an
Fighters between iIo3 and l705: which
was read twice aud agreed 10.
Several resolutions of enquiry were
then taken up, considered and adopted.
The orders Of The day were then an.
nvd ced.
The PREsIDGNr's MESSAGE.
Ga motion Of air. Haynes, the House
again resolved itsel. INTO Committee %.
the Whole OH The State Of the Union,
(Nr. J. Z. Adams ~ The chair} Oh lhc
Presidents Message. Aud tie question
still being on the amendnc"t offered by
Mr.. Gushing to lho 81 resolution report.
ed by The comnItcc. as heretofore stated.
MIR. Murray. Of K.n'ucky, addressed
tic House al length IN defence ot lie SUI
Treasury scheme, aud al q in favor oE Il
national bank bu, Oh an entirely diHercni
plan from that of The late BInh o! thc
Un.cd States.
After Mr.. Murray co,c!uded,
Mr.. Garland took iEc floor, and obsCrv.
ed that he ishrd To address The com.
mi'tce upon Ihe ,esoluions, but nor berg
at that momcnt prepared aiIh so!no
necessary references, he moved lnui he
c",nVli!c rise.
fhe c,mm;,lce then rose, and sever !
Resolutions Of inquiry hnirg been offered
and adopted, the House adjourned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
Voted unanimously to adopt the ProY re

3 Voted Unanimously to adopt the Prox re.
ported by the committee
Messrs. Dixon, VIM. r. Watson. Curtis,
Jackson CraDston and DImsn, were appointed
committee to prepare ali address 10 the
citizens Of the State.
Messrs. Jackson, Cranslou, Luther, Il.
Watson, and VIM. q. Bowen were appointed
a committee to wait OH the candidates and
inform them of their nominations.
MesSrs. Jackson, Cranston, Luther, +.
Watson. William &. Bowen, S. Mowry,
Church, J. Bowen, VIM. II. Hazard and II.
r. Holden were appointed a committee with
power to fill any vacancies that may occur.
Voted, That the proceedings be signed by
the President and Secretaries and published
in all the Wing papers in the State.
NATHAN F. DIXON, President.
GEORGE RIVERS, }c,
EDWARD II. HAZARD, SeN'"'e'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
[From the Boston Atlas Of yesterday.
Another
FAILURE OF THE MIDDLESEX

The Niiddlesex Bank Of East Cam
bridge, which has been sort Of tender
to the exploded Government Bank in
this city, and Of which the Hon. William
Pnrmcnicr, the Loco Foco member Of
Congress from that district was President
until his election to Congress, has closed
its doors and stopped payment. The
capital stock Of this institution is $780,
600.
The amount .f public money in its
posse ssion is understood to be $50, 900.
The PENAL CoDE.-The Committee
appointed to revise tho penal code ofthis
State have made report, according to
Instructions, in conformity with a Peni"
Tertiary system. II is now before the
Legislature, and the subject will doubt
lees occupy their attention large por-
tior Of the reminder OF the session. Tho
report recommends abolshing cnpaa'
punishment altogether.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
A FINE SAMPLE OF LOCO FOCO
INTEGRITY,

We arc indebted to the Boston Atlas
for The following astounding facts in re-
lation TO one of Gen. Jackson's favorite
pct institutions in Boston--madc up it
appears almost exclusively, both in its
directors and stockholders, Of such men
as o. Henshaw, (CoIIector) j. X .Simp-
son, Wm. Parmenier, Adams Bailey,
John Mills, l.. S. District Attorney
and other Simon Pures Of the same real
loco loco stamp and metal. These are
the men the loudest in their outcry a
ganst all the solvent Banking institu-
tons in the country, which refused to
join them in their nefarious prof
These are the persons in whose favor
the Government deposites were taken
with strong hand from the U. S. Bank.
And this is the long predicted result of
that wise and memorable experiment i!
On such a result let the people Of this
State deeply ponder. Government de-
posts in this Bank, $4,000 dollars
which it is believed will prove total
loss. 1t is remarkable that every Bank
in Boston, which up to this time has
failed to meet its engagements, have
been banks of this same descri ption, FA-
VORlTES AND REPOSITORIES
OF THE GOVERNMENT!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18

FOR SENATOR'S:
I. Samuel w. King, Of Johnston;
2. lIezekiah Bosworih, Of Waircn;
8. Jonathan Reynolds ". Kingsto,rn
4. Jediah Shaw, oj Lille Compton;
.. Thomas Holden, cf War,cick;
6. Ezekiel Fowler, Of Smiihfeid;
7. WIN. r. Browning, IF $. Ringsto'rn
o. Olrcy Whpple, North PrOridence
Q. Henry Aldrich, Of UeSi Grecnnich
10. Dutce Smith, Of BurriNri'ie;
IlENRY Bowen, Secretary;
ALBERT G.. GREENE, Attorney Gen.
WILLIAM S. NIcuoLs, Gen. Treas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20
Jan. %

EPY virtue Of Deed of Trust hearing date The Isl
q D day of May, 1899, and admitted TO record in the
Clerks office of the County Court Of Chesterfield,
the sh day of February $780, from Carter ~ Gillian
aud Elizabeth NJ his wife, TO the subscribers in order to
secure to Colin Clark, his assigns certain sums Of
money therein menoned-We, or one of US, WILL on
Saturday, the 24 day of February next at II o'clock,
on the premises, proceed to SELL at public auction, for
cash. the tract Of Land in the deed above named with
the improvements thereon containing 500 acres, more
or less lying James River in tho county of Chester
field and is bounded by the said river and Stony creek
nd The lands Of James Lyle lsam Pickett, and others;
or so much thereof may be sufficient to pay and sa-
lsfy the of two thousand five hundred and eleven
dollars with interest," and cost of executing the trust
decd which assigned and set over TO Robt Tenn
pie and James w Winfree, by deed from Colin Clark,
bearing da,o The 9Th day of December, 1885, and record
ed in the Clerks office Of The County Court Of Chester
field on the 1Ilh day of December 155 The tract of
Land in the deeds above named, is the same on which
Mr. NJ W. Hancock resides. The tile to this land
is believed to be ndispuiabIe but can only convey
such title as is vested in trustees.
WM. B. CLARKE, ] r,,,,,
WM. a. PATTESON,} '0S'S
Ian 20 Sl-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20
Valuable Pr0psrty for Sale.

DS Wednesday, the ash dny Of February 1885, in pursuance of
Deed OF Trust dated the a5h May 1885, executed to us by
SELL tho premises Public huc,on TO The hShes, bidder for
cash. the following Property, viz:
North Of the Locks James River Conpnny which
veycd Peter by Edward C. Mayo and wife by decd
hearing n's Of the 18th March" e3 and recorded IN the office d
the !ius,nss Court for the City OF Richmond.
Ao the following parts Lots in tho said city to witt
Lot No. 5 18th street, part o, the Lus No. i1 and No.
ISL bling fy live feet South side OF each OF hem with
iron, of Tia, extent a'h stree, and ah street. which said Ia"
srtson r. wife, deed dated the 10th April s aud
S" le S o. H' s" the Mill 10
by decd between William iiua" mud Clara t'xa
in The once OF the said Hastings Court
regarded MS fixing the raid boundary line. 800
oaSs Se s o &c. SIS to rcsr che,"e
Wjm is.a and Clara axa By the said deed Of the 10Th No
H." half acre the City Rchmoad being No $780,
the South Of and le streets which conveyed
Peter Chevue by Lewis E. arie and John B. iarve md
by deed dated the 18th May 1889 and recorded in tho flee
Of the e Hastings Court which said Lot there Com Mill,
recently erected, und other improve men's
Aso certain Quantities Of wuter welc rights and privileges
mil the ami Hereof, which
the which Peter Cherue by the James
River Company deed dated the 10Th February S and recorded
in the office OF the said Hastings Court therein described as amount
the five hundred inches obc drawn OF ukcn and
used from LAYER end OF the Basin Of the Jumes River Canal
four fret inches under other less than
four feet inches provided that volume ornany OF
water shall be draw" oil than would he drawn eft precisely the
pressure inches subject certain conditions
mcniio in the said deed from said Young To us
Ao charter Of Incorporation contained in an net Of
the Gsar Assembly OF Virginia. passed The oil eo,oy
1885, entitled incorporate the cth nnaciung C"
pnny end all tho right title, interest and benefit OIL the sad
Young derived derivable from said Act OF Assembly far
the subject sale and H Us under The sad
of the said Property including both the water risha
and the privilege Of tho charter II" interpretations will be sold III one
The title this Property believed be perfect but acting as
Trustees shalt sell other right but what is vested IN Us by
Sr S~ ~ comn,sneo a, - o'clock
~ '1'' :" ''"''''"'' John e. McCREDIE,
DAVID COPELAND RANDOLPH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20
Jan 80

NN7M. F. RICHIE, Attorney and Counseiior at Lac
w late Of Richmond, w. now of Vcksburg, Mis-
sssippi-offers professional services to the public
lie will attend the Courts of Hnds Madison, Yazoo,
Washington Warren the Parish of Carroll, in Lousi
ana-and the Supreme Federal, and Chancery Courts,
at jacksonville expects TO remain most Of The summer
IN Vicksburg and will attend promptly 10 any commu.
pications that may he addressed to him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20
Closing of the Canal at Riehmond.

Closing of the Canal at RichHtond.
YEyHE Board Of Directors of the James River and
81 Kanawha Company having placed the recons,ruc.
ton of the lower level Of the old canal Richmond
for The part under contract, and having, al their
late meeting ascertaned that the force employed upon
that work cannot he kept in operation later than the 18th
of March, without drawing The water from the canal
directed notice to be given the pnbic that the water
would he drawn off about that date, and that it might
be- found necessary for this to be done few days earlier;
but that was The intention OF the Board to avoid inter
ru p,inr the navigation until the condition of the work
should render the indispensable, and 10 operate
with such force that the interruption should cease al
the earliest day practicable:
1t being further ascertaned that, in the time,
freight can be received and discharged with greater
venience al Westham the James river, than oil any
pon, lower down, that place has been fixed upon for the
termination Of the river navgatlon-As soon, therefore
as the water is dra from the Lower Level, as above
mentioned the navigation will be closed from Wcslbam
10 Richmond
By order of the President and Directors:
w. Is. CHlTTENDEN,
SccreturyJ. 8. K 20
Feb II S9-2aul5M