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NOTICE
1JDR J EE'S
Rheumatic Liniulent!

will afford immediate rclicfto the patient. and
has sometimes been attended with such extra
ordinary success as TO cure tho most distress
sing Rheumatism in tmcniy,tour hours, even
when Of years standing.
This highly valuable Imminent is recon-
mcnded with confidence founded on the ex-
pcrence ofmany years. not only as a cure for
that cXcruclatlng disease, but as an excellent
application for STIFFNESS OF THE JOINS, NUMB.
NESS, STRAINS. CHILBLAINs, &c.
Among mass oftesilmony in favour of the
success otthc Imminent, as thorough rene.
dy for RHEUMATISM, the proprietor selects the
following as presenting genuine instances of
its efficacy
Ne,c and surprising cases.
u 4 gentleman, Mr.. r. Of Charestowny
who can be referred to had been confined to
his bed most of the time for n week, suffering
most cxcrucaling pain from Rheumatism; af.
ter having had recourse to The round Of anti
does usually rcsofted to in this complaint but
without benefit and while in this state cf
suffering, and no ptospcc, of relief, Mr.. Caleb
SymmcS, who was his neighbour, and who,
owing TO the extraordinary benefit he had
hlmscli experienced from its use, recommend
ed the article with such confidence as induced
Mr.. X. to make use Oft, which he did, with
the usual success attending It's administration
viz: immediate mitigation Of pain relief and
cure
u Mr.. T. of this city, was attacked with a
very violent Rheumatism in his back, which
an application of this Liniment ion going 10
bed instantly relieved. and cured by morning
observes he nerer used any Thing which gave
him so much and so great relief
DTAn old Revolutionary Officer near Bos-
ton. was sorely afflicted for years with rheu.
matte complaints. especially in his joints and
limbs, which were frequently much swollen,--
could obtain only temporary relief from med
zeal advice. or the use Of various remedies, and
had dsparcd OF help; when friend who had
witnessed the wonderful effects of this Ini.
mcnt, advised him TO make use oft, which he
did. with the most happy effect IL reduced the
Srcii'ng in one aigh.
THIS article is c0nSjdered so superior 10 crery
Ming else. and 10 possess uch uncommon rjriueS,
That Il IS ordred from distant pats Of The coua-
try.
IAN agent recently writes please send
me further supply Of Jcbb's Liniment the first
opporlunliy-l shall probably sell consider
able quantity. as it is recommended by some Of
ourphysicians rc,Y Mghiy.
Li'Anolhcr agent writes ~ wish you TO
forward me some more Of lebbs Llnlmcnt.
vince has recommended itself very highly"
Price 50 cents a bottle.
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' Arrangement for 1898.

FGNllE Stag" DIVERS. and Post Riders,
Ii on all the routes going ont Of Bur
llngIon will deliver one and three dollar
packets oi the genuine MorIsons Pills, or
Vegetable Universal Medicine of the Brit.
ish College OF Health, free Of expense to
pu cbascrs, except the payment for the
Pills. BE particular and see that each
packc' aod box is signed IN ,orjijng BY
Pangborn & Brlnsmnld. No others are
made by Iiorison The Hygeist.
PANcBonN Il BRINsMAID, State Agents.
Eeb g. 1888.
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DU,NF'RIES'
1T OH OINTMNT!

VHNliE cXVcnslve sale and Established rcpn :.
4 tation of DUMFRlES ITCH ONT
MENT, encourages the Proprietor to recon-
mend it with renewed confidence to the pub
lie, as most innocent as we'll az p0neJut
application for this annoying disease. The
most invc,crate cases have been CURED IN
ONE HOUR! by this esteemed Ointment. J.
contains no Mercury, or other noxious ingrc.
dent. and may be confidently applied even I"
the youngest children. or 10 pregnan, females.
Price 37t cents
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CLOVER, SEED.
,Izf,M.!1WT GOODS

PWNilE Subscribers have received by
n sleighing an addition to their stock Of
goods which makes it now the best 10 be
found north of Albany. They have
heavy stock of Brown Sheetings and SHIRT.
lngs. Dlck'ngs. Padding, Canvass, Prints
Of every description &c. &C., which we
will sell Of small advance from cost. Also
variety Of Fancy Dress Handkerchief,
open Silk gloves sup. gentlemen and ladies'
Goat skin do French Prints, Ribbons,
Lacos &c. &c.
! case French Muslin Cspes and Collars
comprising nearly fifty new and rich Pat.
tcrns, which we are selling at extreme low
prices LATHRoP g. PoTwIN.
Feb. %, 1888.
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TO RENT.
Harry G.. BOardman's Estate.
"HE store aud dwelling next

l
VA e the Subscribers having been appoln-
w ted by the llor. the probate court
cor tie District of Chitlcndcn. commisslon-
crs 10 receive, examine and adjust the
claims and demands Of all persons, against
the estate Of Harry e. Boatdman, late OF
M,Iro, IN, SAID District, deceased, repre-.
scn,el ins6lvcnt, and also all claims and
demands exhibited III ufset thereto; and
six months from he day Of the date hereof,
being allowed by said Court Tor that pur'
pose, we do therefore hereby give no. 'ce'
that We viii attend to the business al our
appointment, at the dwelling OF Mrs. ANY
Boartman, IN Milton, in said District, on
the ,hIr'lctt day Of June next, at 0 clock,
A. NJ. on said day.
Deed, this ION dav Of Jan. A. ID. 1888.
CESAPH PHELPS, ! Commits
GEO. X. PLATT, { Sioners.
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G. 3 WW.- !Nl!y.!El IM2a
IN (nAI\ Chests Old lIyson. young lily
&SS son, Hyson Skin Souchong, and
Tonka Tea
90 Caddcs very superior Y. Hyso n do
IS Hhds. Molisscs.
10 Hhds. New Orleans and Porto
Rico Sugars.
90 Bis, best Loaf Sugars.
60 Bags Coffee.
90 Bags pepper and spices.
10 Kegs pure Ginger.
100 Boxes Muscatel and Bloom Ralsins
so Boxes Bar Soap.
25 Boxes P,pes.
100 Mats Cassia.
5 Tierces Saleralus.
45 b.. Am. Brandy.
10 Pipes Bali. Gin.
a do Holland do.
a do best slgnet'e Brandy.
g TIds. Winter Strained Oil.
10 BIS. do do do.
for sale by
FoLLErT & BRADLEYs.
Dec. 6, 1887.
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Ne,D Establishment.
CEEAs. "A. STEVENSON,

HA NVTNU Inken TIE Cablne' SHOP ON
4. d the east side Of the Court Housr
Square, formerly occupied by Abbott s.
Wood, where he intends carrying on the
Cabinet making business in all its branches.
and hopes by punctuaIty and strict at,eu.
ton to his business, 10 merit a share Of
public patronage.
N B. All kinds Of fancy work, such rs
Ladies' work Boxes, Portable Desks, Sha'
foniers. Music Stools, Foot Stools, &c. g. d.
made and repaired with neatness and OF,
short notice.
0JAmost all kinds Of Lumber and pro ,
visions taken in payment Tor cabinet turnl
iUre
Burlington, Feb. !. 1888,
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ROCKS! BOOKS |!

vrNHE following valuable BOOKS are Ior
sale at the Book Store.
Wal,ons lives Of old English Prose
Writers. 9 vols. ~ mo.
Hannah Moore's Works, complete vol.
8 vo.
Franklin's Works, Q vols. 8 vo.
Marshal's Washington, 9 vols vo'
British Drama DO 90
Boswcll's Johnson do 90
Marryall's Works vol. 90
Heman's Poems do 90
Burke's Works 3vols' Vo'
Buckand's Geology 2 vols 90
Roge,'s Physiology do DO
KIRBY on the history hnbhs aou '"s''"c's
of Animals, vol. o vo'
Dana's Mneralcgy. vol vo'
Addison's Miscellaneous Works, vols
8 vo. Eng. Ed.
Waverly's Novels, l6 vols. y mo. ara
blsque.
Bulwer's do 8 vols. do
Memoirs of Aaron Burr, 9 vols. vo.
Modern Society. by Miss Sinclair.
Sam Slick of SIckvllc.
Yankee Notions
Nick Of the woods, by the author OF
Caavar.
The TroIlopiad or travelling Genllcman
in America.
Aula, by James.
Swce,cr on Digestion.
Wayland'> Moral Science
Religious Oplnlons and Character o'
Washington.
Rloomfcld's Greek Testament. Am. Ed.
Crudcn's Concordance, vol. to-
Dwlghls Theology, A vols. 8 70. &c. &c
School and classical Books of every
description together with Stationary OF The
first quality, are also for sale by
JAS. w. HICKOK.
Burliscion, vNaYch |, 1888.
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SORE
ATD 1NFLAMED. EYES!

'ENllt. sludlous, the weakly, and others.
r. who are troubled with soreness or in
hammailon of that delicate organ. will he
able to obtain a most pleasant and Invaluable
application, in
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MORISON'S PILLS.

WV va SVUV - L AIAZSs
WYE present this medicine with the fullest
w confidence to the consideration Of the
sick and discouraged invalids. and urge you
TO take them. we We,e as unbeievng in their
efficacy as any one possibly could be; but
there has been too many cases of cures in the
town of Burlington alone, TO permit us TO
doubt their good qualities. We know of
persons cured of what the "Faculty" pro.
nounced to be ncurable, confirmed Consump-
ton; some Of various kinds of fcvcrs, and
some of these cases given up as past cue.
before the Morrison's Pills were administered.
We can send you TO persons where two were
taken down with fever, one was put undo: the
care of a Physician, and the other was put
under the operation of Morson's Pills; this
one was up and well in few days and the
other was given up, 0ast Friday, Feb. 9th.
1885, as incurabIc by the Physician,l he was
then put under the operation of Morrison's
Pills. and is now (Feb. l7th) doing well. We
can shew you person, who returned from the
West very sick with the fever and aguc he
was after much persuasion induced 10 take
this sGcine and was shortly well this eeu-
tleman and brother and father use it in their
families in all cases Of sickness. and so do all
the rest. This is the medicine which does moi
weaken when taken every day, week after
week, but on the contrary, as thousands upon
thousands do testify, it strengthens, enlivens,
and builds up the system. Hardly a day
passes but wha, there are some case or eases
OF cures reported 10 us, effected by this, first
and best Vegetable Medicine ever invented
The public will please bear IN mind that. until
Tins had obtained an established reputation no
other Vegetable Universal Medicines were
heard of, but now they ale ST ringing IN like
mushrooms, evidently initiating Morisons,
out they succeed badly, they canuo, make
Them like his aud they do no, have the great
and beneficial operation, which Morson's do
The calls for this medicine continue TO ncreose
every where and the cases of cures are multi
plying daily. For the leading principles of
Inc hygean or Morisonian Theory Of disease
NC see Burlington papers, Of February 1888.
EVERY BOX AND PACKET sold in Vor,
mont Is signed by Pangborn e. Brinsmaid,
ntate Agents; appointed by Geo. Taylor,
~ chamber ST., New York. member of the
British College of Health, and sole Hypean
delegate TO the United States sen, out b,
said College in place Of II. SHEPARD and
Moat, removed. They will also be sioned b,
the sub agents appointed by us in their re-
pective towns. NO OTHERS CAN BI
GENUINE.
PANGBORN & BRINsMAID.
Srate Agenis, burlington y
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Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs.
10000 lbs White Lead
bbls Venetian Red
IS do Whiting
do French Yellow
do American do
10 do Spts. Turpentine
25 do Lluseed Oh
1000 gals. pure winter and fall
Sperm Oh
$50 bbIs ground Logwood. 81.
Domingo.
IS do do do Compeacby
$50 do do Fusic
100 do do Nicaragua
60 do do Cam Wood
10 do do Bar do
- do do Peach do
10 do do Quercilron Bark
30 do Madder
25 Demljous Oil Vitriol
10 bbls A Ium
s do Blue Vuriol
9 Ccroous FIo'an, Indigo
Case Bengal do by
]. ~ !. II, PECK g. Co
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David GoOdhue's Estate.

M + the Subscribers having been apolot'
w ed by the Hon. the Probate Court
for the district of Chute0den, cOmmIsslon-
ers to receive. examine and adjust The
claims aud demand o; all persons, against
the estate OF David GOodhue late OF Under
hill, III SAID District, deceased. represented
lnsolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited IN Offset thereto; and six months
from the day OF he date hereof, beng al
lowed by SAID Cour, for that purpose, we
do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend to the business of our appoints
ment, At the dwelling OF the widow Hannah
Goodhue IN Underhll IN said District, on
The Goth days Of March and July next at
10 O'Clock, A. N on each of SAID days.
Dated, this l7th day of February A. ID.
1888,
REUBEN MARCY. Commits.
THOMAS GOODHUE, sioners
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POWDER.
SO Kegs Powder manufac-

tured at the Falrlawn Mills A superior
article aud recommended for possessing
strength equal to he Grange and Du Pont
Powder. For sale on consignment, by
Feb. 90. ]. g. ]. II. PECK e. Co.
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ICly.I:1 WATER!

This well established UaSh far the EJe. j.,
perfectly innocent. and gives immediate rehcf.
even in very aggravated cases ofsoreness and
inflammation. Price 25 cents.
ID r. B LlTAT ID FEM ALES
TENHE complaints peculiar to the tema.
H part of The community, have been
Iong successfully treated by The admni,rra
ton of The aromatic Pills, originally pre-.
scribcd and compounded by DR.. RELFE.
They cleanse the blood from those d,so,.
derS Of the female constitution, for which
the Pills, are an efPacrual specific; thew
restore free circulation. reform The lrreo
uIar operations OF he sangulferous system.
end recllly the dISordercd habits. TIM
proprcror's confdeuce in the superior or.
ccIlence of tins equally innocent and pow
eriuI preparation, is founded on the mos,
decisive testimony from many restored IA
tents lie can assure this portion of Tho
public, that when
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GREAT BARGAINS.

THNHE stock of Goods lately owned by Mr.
Il Lemuel Curtis. together with the Store
and Shop now occupied by Mr.. ID. S. Russell,
and the land on which the same stand, have
been conveyed to the subscriber TO be sold for
the bcnft Of certain creditors Of said Curtis |:
and as the same must be sold u, all events those
who wish TO purchase will be enabled to make
great bargains. The goods consist Of a very
large assortment Of
DRY GOODS.
DRY GROCERIES,,
CROCKERY,
CHINA & GLASS WARE.
And will be sold cheap. The Store and
Shop, are very ellglbly situated, in the bn
slness par, Of the town. A credit will b.
given Tor a part OF the real estate. Al q
for e as above. one Horse Sleigh, II
Chaise. t,co single Harnesses, a one Hor.r
Waggon, a Saddle, Sc.
NOBLE LOVELY.
Burlington, Feb !. 1888.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-22

ask leave 10 present different aspect Of it, in which he
noPeo 10 be sustained by the Sub Treasury men. He
kiVes und therefore, offered resolution 10 the follow
ing effect: 'O' " 49, '0''0
against any bill having for object any connection be.
tween the Federal Government and the Banking Ins,.
tutions Of other Governments"
The Chair decided the resolution 10 be out of order.
and not 10 be entertained, because proposition on The
| same subject already on the table and the House
had already refused TO take up resolutions the subject
| of the currency.
MIR. BORIS appealed from the decision of the Chair,
and referred to the Parliamentary Manual in support of
his views
Mr.. ROBERTSON sustained the appeal and gave exam
Piles in support of his views denying that The Speakers
| application of the rule correct.
Mr. VOOLFOLK referred TO Mr. PEYroNs resolutions on
the table, the Of the genemans proposition,
| and therefore sustained the Chair in its views
The Chair explained the rule and practice but express
ed It's Willingness 10 abide the pleasure Of the House
the subject.
MIR. HARRIsos commended tba, The Chair correct,
and read Mr. Pcytons resolutions previously offered to
shew that the subject before the House II was in.
deed on The table in three different forms.
MIR. PEYToN called attention to The distinction between
MIR. Bottss resolutions aud his own MIR. b. contain
ed ins,rucons-his did not. If Mr.. Roane had decar
ed his intention not TO regard any legislative OPT
MON, without Instructions then there proprety in
making on emphatic declaration-though many gentle
men would not vote for instructions at all. Mr. F. re.
fercd 10 the previous course of the Chair in receiving
resolutions and he thought the gentleman from Henrco
| entitled 10 the same courtesy.
After some further conversation, Mr. Cray called the
previous question, which was susalned-ayes G3, noes
Al.
The question then required the appeal from the de-
clson OF The Chair, which decided in the negative
ayes GO, noes 3S.
The House then proceeded with the engrossed bills
ana the hi concerning the appointment Of clerks
Various Intellectual motions were made 10 adjourn,
when, at oclock, the House took recess until half
past A..
EVEJfYNG SESSION.
The House resumed lis session at half past 4.
great variety of bills on their first reading, and va
rious reports, were despatched.
On motion Of Nj Taylor Of l.. the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-22
March %

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 20
IA, TOMAC RAlLROAD-On and after the 10Th
instant the with the Mail and Passengers coming
South will leave Fredericksburg OF clock, A. NJ
Gonr North they will continue 10 leave Richmond al
half past o'clock, "A. NJ
Each train will start precisely at the time appointed
and the two trains will meet at the junction Will '"s
Louisa Railroad.
Line for Charlottesville
On and after the 25th instant, the passengers iot ihe
Louisa Railroad will leave Richmond and ffedeGlchs'
buro in the main trans viz: Passengers from hch
moad for Charlottesville will leave Richmond al nan
uusl o'clock A. NJ, and arrive at Char Oltesyllle the
same evening and passengers from Fredericksburg 'or
Charlottesville will leave Fredericksburg al CLOCK "A.
and also arrive ut Charlottesville the same evening
The Freight train will leave both Richmond and Ere
dericksburg at half past 10 o'clock, A. NJ, OH Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays. &c n,
Fare iiom Richmond to Washington .u ~ % W.
do. from Fredericksburg to charlottesville, w
do. from Richmond to Charlottesville, o oO
March % iVo~o'
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R0WrON:. ,cinnxr Of lhe Grenl s.. Lcger.

'EIS celebrated imported Race Horse and Stallion will
be limited 10 GO SO0 the season. and $50 insurance. with
dollar the lie ha: recovered from his attack Of rheu
remarkably !rey HI beautiful Chestnut Horse,
tluHt ee inches high ind for proportions
or being inni,aty beautiful Aghyjormsl Mares ii" be rt
fed at 80 cents per day
the opinion omaay u
his equal tho English Turf Mr.. Sam Chncy the celebrated
Jockey considered lr best judge in the world assured he had
his equal esp"ciay four mile flos and in
this opinion brother Scots Howe very many ohc best
1n e. S. cser 81 Subscribers ever run for aud large number
races n proved himself good fur miles, under hea
When he won Ieger Vo,ac Sir Hercules and 6
Others taking the "o situation 81 rey tremendous and serers
the whip last with prOmpcdc aud uth" and
winning witout heins cudcd lsa describe oil his races
At Sand wears OF uSe aH-and years
he y the Snidc whom he afterwards beat tee
very easily and this no tho OF fine field #
beating Sedora Sotb Laurel Jenny Mills and Don Pedro
When years old, no onetird Of tho Great Subscription at
York miles, suJscrie carrying 100 Is the unprecedented
time Of 3n. aas bcntins Wndcias and several Others.
The sadc Vana largo field md days nne he made
with the celebrated Ca"ne beating The sader for
tho cup IL Subscribers actually carrying lbs more than the mare
and most people thought c woD Tho Ens!h sport Mag re-
here cntie him niche tie first Race Horses
uetrc Sery irencndou they ought when he miles, when
DID, undcr l22 bs 10 3m 32 and declare all Row ton
se. enc" Him 10 % ." N'"'' ''0A "'''' ' 40 w '
owton was got by oiscau Catana by woful full bro
Brush Haro Do,ors Sister, &C. His sranJum won the OAKS
with his dam in her belly Oisenu, of tho best Horses
oaIcd got by Cnmus Ruler Marc, TreccreepeI by Wood
pecker renham Cuncgunde Camns was by the nrncibc la
mtonian Faith by Old Pucoc Atnantu by Matchcm His
pedigree remarkably rich and fashionable for speed and ho,tom
His colts tried England and shown fine speed and
oamc: nearly have ol been bcotcn lie
has ony Derby 1856 subscribers and both OF
om are good vo,c which their promise and
standing They have already and beat the Of Emus fs-
ocpeds volaire Ac,eon the CoOn: Muiey hsvcer pa'on
his colts no now commanding higher prices than others
the or One of bis yearly ha: sold for near soSo and been
of hi, ycnrins recently sold for than Oo This
their bich value in England and America.
When in England thought his colts the best aud
in this opuion believe every American who has
visited tina, country agrees with therefore, assure
Breeders do no, believe with the whole world choose from
could offer them Stallion For more particulars sec hand
bills. a. l. D. MEKhlIl.
lU3-wew
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FOR THE EMO ULRER
MssesSly 10 public notice, meeting of large Por-
on ., lhs Democratic Republican party Of Bucklng
,Sn as ned in the Courthouse, the 18th OF March,
~" me purpose Of selecting suitable candidates to
- ~ s"s'n in the next Legislature. On motion
inaae " GoI ilublrd and seconded Mr.. Robert Shaw
Secretary. 49, '1' FF
AMER some oesu'iory debate, motion was then made
ana carried, Una. Committee Of twenty in number be
appointed, consisting Of four individuals from each cleo
uon pIscnes 10 suggest to the meeting such gentlemen
as candidates, as they might deem most fl TO renresent
the county, and most likely 10 Command the Confidence
and support of the Democratic party Wberennon the
following gentlemen, viz: VIM. b. Cook. SnmnaI mor.
rs, John Morgan and Steph~a Hooper, from The v;c;nv
Of the New Store precinct; and H. C. Hill WIN S,easy
n McAshan and II. G. Gannaway, from The neiah6or,
hood Of Aliens precinct; and p Perkins, VIM. Turner
JA Tapscot and John Tinda Jr, from near Good win s
church precinct and VIM. Branch, james Jones, Ed.
mund Glover and E. w. Hobard, from the Courthouse;
aaa D. Abbott P. Johnson, VIM. H. Wing6eld, H. d.
1000 and VIM Xix, from the vicinity Of Oakville pre-.
,aS were designated by the Chairman, to constitute
bs motion being made and seconded the Chairman Of
Tn. was added 10 the committee.
ed and having retired for short time return
WbsM,iled the annexed Recommendation:
liar STATE s e condition of our State Banks; the pecu.
pexi.y of ,bs u political aairs the diversity and
men 10 disemhvea remedies suggested by our states.
tsaons the country the bold and open
'''0 " many, Of attempting at no very
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-22

u OUlSA RAILROAD COMPANY.-The Stock.
q holders in the Louisa Railroad Company are here
by notified that steps will be taken 10 obtain udg.
ment and award of execution against all such as shall
no, have paid the acquisitions that have been called for
by the President and Directors of said Company, 80
soon as the last reouson that has been called for shall
have become DUE which will be the Isl day of April
next shall be in the city of Richmond on the I'd
and 3rd days of April next, and can be seen at the
store of David Anderson Jr. Il Co, between the hours
of o'clock, A. NJ, and IL o'clock noon Of the above
dova-at which time and place. shall have the Ger.
,6cates of stock for the Richmond stockholders, who
are hereby invited 10 call and get them.
NATHANIEL THOMPSON,
Treasurer L. r. r. Co.
March % l03-2t Th&Tu