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And am Sir, your sincere friend and
humble serv't.
HENRY WARD.
PROVIDENCE, Dec. ID, I775.

GENTLEMEN 81 received from Mr.. Cod
dingion a copy of your votes passed on the
2Sth ult, relating to Mr. George Rome's ap-
application for stores for his voyage TO Bos-
ton and Great. Britain, aud requesting that
certain goods, part Of his Estate taken from
the Point in Newport, may be restored 10
him. In answer to which, am requested
by a very large Committee of upwards of
twenty members of the General Assembly,
to Inform you that the Committee is surpris-
ed at your receiving and recommending an
application from George Rome for furnish
ing him with provisions aud delicacies He
hath been so notoriously guilty of supply
ing the inveterate enemies of this country,
and doing every thing in his power 10 pro-
mote the utter destruction of it, and that
you have been imposed upon in the asser-
ton in your letter, that the General Assem-
bly, had ordered that George Rome's estate
on the Point should not be meddled with by
the Troops, the same being utterly false.
And that the Committee did not think prop
er to give orders for the restoration of the
effects of said Rome taken from the Point
l have also this day received letter from,
Mr.. Coddington signed by your order and
in your behalf, requesting that two officers
belonging To the vessels of War in the har-
Dor of Newport, may be released; one of
them IS of so much importance that he cam
not be set free, he is too valuable pledge
for our men who may unfortunately fall in-
to the hands of the enemy. Besides he
was commander of the Schooner which so
practically robbed the Island of Prudence
nor can the detention of him be charged
upon the Town of Newport, who neither
took him prisoner nor detain him. As TO
Capt. Wallace's threats you may he assur-
ed that he will be very glad to make use of
the Town of Newport, to further the detes-
tible purposes of an abandoned ministry.
And if he finds by intimidating the inhabi-
tants, that he can carry his points in such
matters as are beyond their jurisdiction or
power, he will be a very great bluckhead
indeed if he should not do it. And in this
case you may easily perceive that he will
make the Town of Newport answersble for
every Thug that shall be done by the Colony.
am very much effected with, aud sim
cereIy lament the precarious situation of
the Town of Newport, exposed to daily
insults and injuries from the Ministerial
Ships of War, which they can neither de-
fend themselves against nor revenge.
And you may be assured that the whole
force, as well of my public as my private
character, shall be exerted to render the in
hnbitan,s every service compatible with the
safety of the United Colonies, upon which
not only our lives and fortunes, but the hap
piness of our posteriiy TO future generations
absolutely depend.
am gent'n, your most humble serv't.
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your most humble sery't.
NICHOLAS COOKE.
NEWPORT, December 81, 1775.

NEWPORT, December 81, 1775.
SIR Il received yours of the first iu-
slant requesting copy of the first letters
sent General Hopkins by the Town Coun.
Gil of Newport, bat upon examining all the
papers have, that have passed between
the Town Council aud General Hopkins,
and between the Town Council and Capt.
Wallace, ] can fad no further letters, only
fud n minute in the Council minutes of
the 18th November l775, as follows: "The
Council accepts the letters from Captain
Wallace as truce, and hope General Hop.
klns will accept it in the same light" Th,
capture of The enemies Store Ships an
rejoiced to hear Of
lam Sir, your friend and very humble
servant WM. CODDINGTON.
To HENRY WARD, Esq.
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GENTLEMEN I'll have received your fi-
vor of the - instant, acquainting me you
have done every thing in your power Ia
keep the truce made. lam exceeding sor-
ry your power was so little, twas scarcely
made before it was violated on your side,
seizing upon the Kings subjects and their
effects, armed rebels entering aud effecting
under sanction Of truce what they they
could not nor dare not openly.
II would be hith Of folly to put you in
safety aud he a slave to my word, while no
ties can bind you the contemplate force
you suffer To enslave you shows but too
plain your disposition; ifyou are subjects
to his Majesty it depends upon you to show
il. lam gentlemen,
your most obi humble serr'i,
JAMES WALLACE,
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Head Quarters, Hiddietoun Ist Dec. I775.
GENTLEMEN: 81 received yours this mo-
meut wherein you desire ! will no, send n
way the officers belonging TO the Man-of-
War Chat we have under our command a,
preseni) you may depend they shant be
sent away before the Col. is advised.
am, gentlemen, your humble serv't,
BENZ. TALLMAN, General.
To the worshipful Town Council of the
Town Of Newport.
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RHODE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN.
MEMOIR OF RHoDE-IsLAND.
Nerport Norem5er 9Th, l775.

Nerpor NoremOeT SIfh, IIIo.
SIR:-We just now received by Samuel
Dyre, Esq, a disagreeahle account of goods
belonging to Mr.. George Roome being ta-
keE last Friday night-from his estate
at the point; in this case which We never
heard of untR we were informed thereof by
Mr.. Dyre: which conduct we, and the
Town in general disapprove of, and you
may depend upon our doing every thing in
our power to keep the truce made with you
10 every respect unviolated.
Signed by order and in behalf of the
Town Council of Newport.
Sir, your very humble serv't
WM. CODDINGTON,
Council Clerk.
To JAMES WALLACE, Esq,
Commander of His Majesty's Ship Rose
Ata Torn Council Ntwport November.
PRESENT,
Ebenczer Richardson, Daniel Holloway
Robert Taylor John Pitman,
Thomas Freebody.
Torn Council.
Whereas the Honorable General Assem-
by at their last session ordered that the
property of Mr.. George Roome
Estate on the Point in this Town, should
not be meddled will, by the Troops on thi.
Island, or by any person employed for tina
purpose since which, on Friday night last
sundry goods the properly of said Georg'
Roome was taken from said estate and car
ried to Head Quarters on this Island al
by certificate Richmond, Esq.
the commanding officer of
again put the town in
said to the committee who went OF
board that the Town by reasons
of said soldiers coming TO town and takin.
away said goods had broke the truce mad,
with him, by the Towu, so that unless some
thing is done by you in order to put stoI
TO such proceedings, we cannot possibly Inv,
here this water, which the remaining in
habitants here would be glad to do; mus
therefore request The favor of your doin,
something to relieve us Of our present dis
tressed condition. and pray that orders ma,
be given that said goods taken from sal,
George Roome may be returned to the sal,
place taken from; which Capt. WaIlac,
insists upon being done before the Truce b.
settled again.
Signed by order and in behalf of ,h
Town Council of Newport, the 2etl
November l77J.
Witness-WM. CODDINGTON,
Council Clerk.
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Council Clerk.

VOTED the Messrs. Francis Malbone and
George Gibbs wait on Capt. Wallace 10 in
form him Of the Col going to Head Quar-
ters affairs of Mr. G. Roome.
Samuel Dyre carried the above letter to
the Governor.
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[BY AUTHORITY.l j

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATEs,
PASSED At THE SECOND SESSION oF THr
TyENTY-FIFTu CONGRESS-.
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The shades Of evening were gathering
arounded when Constance said Mother,
Mother, what is TO be done 2" A convul-
sive throb for n moment shot through that
parents's frame she covered her face with
her hands, and hoarsely muttering save
your brother !" fell senseless at the feet OF
her daughter.
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That night The CaraccioIi were prison.
ers in the dungeons Of Naples.
No sooner was the arrest Of the Caras-
cioIi made public than the whole Neapoli-
tan aristocrncy were ia commolion, There
was scarcely pa,rican in the city of Ma
pIe-, that did not protest agains, the pro-
ceedings Of the duchess regent, as tyranni-
cal aud unjust, or who did not pronounce
the imprisonment Of the Csrraccioli as as
sumption Of power until then unhcard Of
But when il was discovered that the regen
determined to proceed to the last extremi
lies, their rage and astonishment were un
bounded. They declared that an auemp
to a,,aint two noblemen for the slaying OF
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Saturday, March II, 1888.
IA OEN TT


The Senate met and after the reading Of the Journal
adjourned 10 attend the funeral Of The Hon. TIMoTHi
JARVIS CARTER, late Representative from the State
of Maine.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
Immediately AFTER the reading Of the Journal o.
Thursday, Gen Geo NJ. Kem, member elected from
the Stale of Pennsylvania to supply the vacancy occa
stoned BY the resi- gnaon Of DIR. Muhenberg, appeared
was qualified and took his seat.
Tile FUNERAL or HON. TIMOTHY j. CARTER,
Late Representatives from The State Of Milne
At half past twelve o'clock The funeral service was
performed in the Hall Of the House of Representatives,
by the Rsv Mr. Reese, Chaplain of The House, and i'm
medatry after the procession moved 10 The place oil IN
lernenl in the following order:
The Chm plains of both Houses.
Physicians who attended the deceased.
Committee Of Arrangements, viz:
MIR EvAss of Maine,
Mr. McKESHAH, of Pa. Mr. PORE, of Ky.
Mr.. WHIrTLKsEY, OF Ct. MIR. HAMER, of Ohio.
MIR PlcKExs, OF S. G. MIR. GRAY, ofN. Y.
Pail Bearers, viz;
Mr. PHILLIPS, of Mass. Mr.. WoRTHrscros, Md.
Mr.. CAMrnELL ofTe. Mr.. HoLsEY, of Ga.
MIR TAYLOR of n Y Mr. CASEY, OF Illinois.
THE CORPSE
The family and friends Of the deceased.
The members of the House of Representatives and Sc
majors from Maine, as rnourners.
The Sergeanl-at Of the House of Representatives
The House Of Representatives Pecededb by their Speaker
and Clerk.
The other officers Of The House.
The Sergeant alarms OF The Senate
The Senate Of the United States preceded by the Vice
President, and their Secretary
The other officers OF the Senate
The President Of the United States.
The Heads Of Departments
Judges of the Supreme Court, and its officers
Foreign Ministers.
Citizens and Strangers.
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PeffT.'ER Y
nNErs an CHARACTER.
,,cn ,yT srMarSs uSsuSo."

soNNETs ON CHARACTER.
az No of .he q. 81 saga:ine and Democratic Rsrisa
WASHINGTON.
r,o,, eaty youth Injured to manly arts,
TO curb the steed, explore the pathless wood,
Aud court the dangers Of The field and Hood;
In xhapu, ptIen, manners, prowess, soho paf's,
A MAS complete with choicest gifts endowed,
To guide the battle, ind to rule The State,
To 6less his country, and to stamp him GREtr,
The world extoed and Kings III homage bowed!
Retired fton public earcs, serenely wio,
No morbid hankerinS for departed sway
Fer dnuod the lustre Of his closing days
Hu, rpe In virtue, ready for the skics,
He lyed-hs died. Oh, who his worth can trace, +.
P,ido of our land, and glory OF our race! prp
9.
NAPOLEON.
Genius, decision, energy, combined
lt.e With ma,chess skill in wars destructive att
By these a stripping chief, he go! the start
or this Majestic world" his ripper mind
Law order, industry to France restored;
But false TO freedom, dead to true renown,
He Claims, assumes and wears despots CROWN
-. Discards for power the wife no once adoreo;
Treads right in dust makes fceborn thought siaVe;
And not with Europe's proudest throne
And fairest ,ealms, for conquest he must brave
Mature herself, within her frozen zone;
And now, lust DOOM twice exlcd, none to saVo,
OF all boreft, he pines and dies alone 80
s8sniamin Franklin Bur Attorney General Of the u ).
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so Of SCOO-5O Of S5OO-50 Of S4OO-6O Of $30O-tOd
S25O-GO Of $500,
Besides many of -SlO0-S9O- SSO-S7O-$CO-
S4O-S24-S20 SlG-Sl2
Whole Tickets S20-Hulyes l0-Qua!lers 5-Eighths
50 so.
Certificates of packages Of 25 Whole Tickets S2lO
do do % Half so. l3N
do do 25 Quarter do. 65
do. do. 23 Eighth do. 81 30
u Orders for Teketsnnd Saresor Certificates Of Pack
ages in the above Magnificent Scheme, (Which will posi-
lively be drawn on the day namely will receive The
most prompt attention, and official account OF The
drasO,ng sent Immediately after j! is over Address,
D. S. GREGORY & CO., Managers
Feb. q G93-2aw4wl Richmond Virgria.
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To The Stockholders ofthe Virginia Exploring and

To The Stockholders Of The Virginia Exploring and
Mining Company
GENERAL MEETING Of the stockholders Of this Company
"a will be held Office of Till, Moore Co.. in the city Of
Richmond Monday 81 April at the hour OF l2 o'clock The
Directors express the hope cvcry stakeholder will be present CT
Their person by proxy the existence OF tho Company
" GEORGE FISHER,
X. w. HAXALL,
S. McRAE,
DAVID BRIDGES
JOHN s. GhLLAHER,
BRANCH 4. SAUNDERS.
AarrLo lU2-th
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yuyo TIE PLANTERS OF ToEAcco-rt,

YHNO TEE PLANTERS OF TOEACCO-Th,,
spectors at Seabrook's Warehouse take THU ~ ~
thud of informing their friends and the public gener,s
that they are prepared to receive, store and when d.
rected, SELL all Tobacco that may be 10 their w.,
house. They pledge themselves to every e1er,0.
in their power 10 give satisfaction all that mav sS
their Tobacco to shem.-They will pay the Dtav,"naa
from the Basin Depot and Dock on all Tobacco ~
may be sent to them for sale.
Notwithstanding the base fasehoods that have hoo,
circulated by interested persons, 10 njure the W,,a
house we can assure the Planers that we can and A..
selling Tobacco for good prices as either Of the ob
Warehouses AS evidence OF The fact, Tobacco VA,
sold at Seabrook last yenr for SD 5O per hundred b
highest price that was obtained IN h'chmond. We hops
that we will not be made 10 suffer for the sins Of Other
II that we ask of the Planters is, fair trial. We will
pay charges on oil Tobacco sent 10 us
CHAMBERLAYNE L. BURCH,
NlarchG [96-2aw2n] Inspectors.
HBRIME SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-L andiar--
the cargo Of brig Majestic
lGO hhds prime New Orleans Sugar
100 i hsos Prime New Orleans M0Iasses.
100 boxes and barrels refined Sugars
500 bags Havana, Laguira and Rio Coffee
100 packages Gunpowder and Imperial Teas
900 bags patent Shot
90 600 lbs Cotton Yarn: assorted from Spring rac
tory near Richmond.
.7Roat, and daIy ezpected-
100 hhds new crop Porto Rico Sugar
$50 bags green Laguira Coffee
100 hhds Cincinnati cured Bacon
For sale by
March II, 1888. lOl-it
BbANK OF VlRGlNIA-A general Meeting Of lie
I'D Stockholders of the Bank OF Virginia will he held
according TO adjournment on the I'd day oil April next
A ROBINSON, Jr Cashier
March 9o-2aWid
UnRINTING lNK.-Just received al tins Office {,
supply of Johnson T. Durants Uinter .fe,rs Ink
which will be sold for - cents per pound, for Cash
October
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March 90

EN ESTHAM-R. g. T.. GWATHMEY have en-.
w gagged Mr. A. D. CARTER 10 forward all Tobac.
CO, and other produce, from Westham, which may be
consigned 10 them during the suspension of The navga,
ton to Richmond MIR Garter will be prepared TO shell.
ter and keep dry produce which may arrive at Weslham
in had weather
r. s. r. e. take this occasion to say TO such Planters
as send them their Tobacco by the Louisa Rulrc ID,
that Mr.. Staples, the agent at the depot here, will
promptly forward il TO any Warehouse they may desg
nate and he will receive of the freight and drayage,
on the delivery of the Tobacco.
March 90 lO2-2aw4w
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NOTCEhe people Of Hanover requested 10 meet at tci
March Court take into consideration the
pclIency Of removing the Courthouse
March rs ln0-tf
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U OUISA LAND FOR SALE-A Trac, of Land
in Louisa county, miles North of the Court
House. and within two miles of the proposed Louisa
Rail Road, containing l4G0 acres, about one half of
which is in timber. On the premises good buildings
of every kind necessary for large famiy-a new
mill, with abundance Of timber Immediately contiguous
The land is of good quality and in state of improve
menl-part Of il we'll set in clover and other grasses.
For particulars, apply 10 David Thomson. The pre-
misses, or 10 ELLIS, Elicit g. CO.,
Feb ~ f93-w4w] Richmond Va.
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ONCE, Richmond, va
100000 -!

$50, O00!!!
rs Drarn numbers in each package Of % tiektts,
rs Number Lottery-l5 drawn Ballots.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. p,
For lS3S-To be drawn at Alexandria, d. T., Sa,ut.
day oath March, 1888.
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March 6

6RRlAM-now in fine health and Spirits will occupy
my stables the present season, (Which has COM
menced and will terminate let July,) and be let 10 A.
mited number Of Q00) at One Hundred and t:'!
Dollars cash. with one dollar 10 the groom in each No.
stance-Any mare failing TO prove in oa will be emil
tied (my terms having been strictly complied With
the next season gratis TO Pram if he remain in the STATE
should he be removed ont of it, then TO such horse Is
may occupy my stand. Mares will be we'll fed win
grain andhay fodder at forty cents per day; and before
they are removed all expenses must be paid. Colofeu
servants boarded without charge. No accommodation
for white servants Gentlemen preferrng such to aaeaa
their Mares procure board in the neigbborhood SUM
GENTLY contiguous TO the horses stand Lots and SD.
bes prepared both for barren and those ha'.
colts. Every precauton will be taken to prevent ac''
dents or escapes-but no liability for either
For the performances Of this unrivned horse ana tho
of his get that in England last season, reference
made 10 handbs, which will be furnished any ge"us'
RO C. WILLIAMSON
M., 94-2aw2n
TT1RUSTEE'S SALE OF Landry virtue oil a
a deed of trust executed 10 me by william Giaoy
and wife hearing date the 10th day of September,
md of record in the Clerks Office of the county Court
If ou;sa will sell 10 the highest bidder for ready mo-
in front of the Tavern, at Louisa Court ~
,h o. Monday in April next, being Court day, the se'
of land an which the said Grady resides, lying ana
~ The said county on the waters OF Fork CIeeh,
s a;,;na bv estimation l03 acres-or will sen ."
oh of lie said tract as may be necessary 10 iulh' VI"
nnrnoses Of the said deed Of trust.
purposes - GEORGE HARRIS, Trssls''
March IL
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CLARKE,s OFFICE.
1'emple of Forum

Clarke would call the attention Of adventures TO Tie
following Grand Mammoth Scheme, in which there is
more Than one million of dollars in prizes. 1t is not
often that such On opportunity is offered of enrichng
yourselves. Who would not give $50 Tor chance Of
securing S60000 besides the many other smaller prz
Clarke would also inform his friends in the country, that
their orders will meet with the prompt attention
as bereofore and to those who have never yet purca
ed tickets Of him. that if they want prizes, their orders
should be addressed 10 CHASTAlN CLAIM.
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Feb 19

VTALUABLE LAND FOR SALE 4 offer for sale
valuable tract Of well ,mbered land in The coun.
~ of Surry on James River, Immediately above Hog
island Also the Farm which live, in the county
of Rappahannock, within about four miles of Washing
ion, the county town. Persons who wish 10 purchase
either of,hese oand requested
with me by letter personally al Washington Kappa.
hammock county. EDWARD AMBER
March IL lUl-wGwt
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EhRINTlNG lNK.-Just received al tins Office
supply Of Johnson & Durant's Hinfer Nt'rs Ink
which will be sold for - cents per pound, for Cash.
October
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HNAMILY NEGROES FOR SALE.-For sale, Is or
e 81 likely young Negroes, including men, women,
bows and girls Among them is first rate seamstress
and one woman good house servant. The above Ser.
wants are as likely be found any where, and can
be recommended to any gentleman who wishes 10 Pur.
chase for his own use-Such a lot is seldom in tbs
market.
Enquire at The Office of tht Enquirer.
March 20 l02-4t
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TOPARTNERSHIP.-Tn subscribers take pleasure
W in announcing to their friends and the public gene
rally, that they have entered into coparnershp for The
purpose of transac,ng General Agency Comm'sst1n,
and FOrOardng Business in the City of Richmond under
the firm of HILL, MOORE & Co. They have taken the
large brick building the South side OF the Basn
within few feet Of The most commodious landing lor
boats Prompt attention will be given 10 the sale and
purchase Of produce and manufactures, and TO every
other description of business in their line con6ded Their
trust The proximity Of their store house to the Basin
viii! save their patrons the charge of drayage, which
is considerable item heavy articles when stored or
forwarded from situation distant from the boat landing
They are now erecting building which will be COM
peted in 10 days at Wesham which will be the erm'
nation Of the canal for the next or months and con.
sequently where all produce destined for this market
will have to stop. One of them will reside there, and
give his undivided attention TO oil produce and goods
sent 10 their care either from the upper country or from
Richmond for storing forwarding They have PIePar
ed themselves with wagons for running between West
ham and this city portion of patronage is respecu
ly solicited. WALKER K HILL,
SAML s. MOORE,
B. A. SAUNDERS.
March e 96-2awtf
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$50 600. $4,000. $4,000!

Alexandra Lottery, Class L. to be drawn in The CNy
of Alexandria, D. G., on Saturday, 24th March, les.
There will be no postponement Of the drawing. TIL.
public may confidently rely on its taking place on the
9th Of March
Brilliant and Rich Scheme
Prize of SG0000, Of % 900, Of O00 of 900,
5000, SOO0 1900 7OOO 6OO0 5OO0 1000, 5000, $500,
2 220, 1000; Of 1000. Of 500, &c, &c.
lst drawn number 2l; Cd, Sd, 4th and 5th $50; 9th,
7,h, s,b 9th or 10Th, S6 llt 18th, l3,h 18th 18th,
$l2.
Tickets only $40, shares in proportion.
Feb % 9l-wtd
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NIlvE DOLLARS REWARD.-Left or lost, Sub
scrption Book, containing names Of subscribers for
The Writings of Washington. The finder will receive
the above reward, by leaving at The bookstore Of
YALE s. WYATT.
Eth 10 Gift
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LUMBER FOR SALE.
THyHE Georgia Lumber Company have now on hand,
a al their depot at Darien, large amount of Lum-
Der for sale by the cargo in smaller quantities, and
they fully prepared 10 furnish on short notice all
kinds of the best quality Of Southern Pine Lumber,
sawed to any required dimensions and al the most ia
vorable prices.
All communications may be addressed TO The Agent Of
tic Georgia Lumber Company at Darien, and will receive
prompt attention. SIMEON b. JEWETT,
Secretary of Georgia Lumber Company.
Lumber City, Georgia Feb. S2-3m
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BbANK OF VIRGINIA. general Meeting Of lie
a b Stockholders of the Bank Of Virginia will be held
according TO adjournment on the I'd day Of April
ROBINSON, Jr, Cashier
March 9o-2a"ld