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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-30
For the Phoenix.

Mr.. Editor,-The celebrated Back Stairs
editor of the nasty, low, sunken Democrat, is
trying all ways and doing every thing that he
can do 10 influence the voters in this Town, and
the towns throughout the county, to vote the
loco foco ticket, and mind we, at the same time
be begs they would vote for c. X. Field with
out fail. ] see by the course he is taking that
he is determined to push his way to office thro'
thick and thin, AT all hazards. Nothing too
low for him to descend to-nothing too base
nothing too disgraceful. He is as will best suit
his convenience, at any place and at any time
Ia Doye-a Hog--a Wolf-but never in all
his pomposity aud greatness is he man.
This Tory Lawyer called meeting of the
freemen Of Newlane, TO be held at the south
part Of the town, for the sole purpose Of deliv-
eringan eiecfi0neering speech-a speech which
would work wonders aud secure TO himself the
votes of every tory 10 town, and perhaps, have
some effect in the adjoining towns. Here Mr..
G.. X. Field took the floor and preached to his
followers, Smile and Bank reform,-here he
urged them by all The eloquence he was master
of, 10 rally with him III support of Smile and
the other tory candidates, he toiled and
labored to deceive the listening audience in re-
gard to Banks aud Corporations and last Of
all, he gave them 10 understand that il the to-
ries did not use great exertions he aud his CO.
partners would he made choice of as suitable
persons TO remain at home, during the next
Senatorial SESSION. and 10 attend to their regu-
lar every day business Of pettifoggng, shaving
notes, lettering about Bar-rooms, &c. &c.
1t was truly "a loco foco electioneering
stump speech" made by Van Buren, candI-
date for Senator--one who is more fit TO work
and spluller in the filth aud nastibess of the
Democrat, than he is to represent his Bar room
and Grog shop companions in the Senate of
this Stale. II was known TO most of the in
habtants in that part OF the town that a lee
ture would be given by the tory lawyer, aud a
number &C s,aunch wings attended, which put a
stop 10 his usual method ofelectioneering, which
is TO curse and damn the whole wing party
all their measures their men-all thew
hope or wish, for the prosperity and good Of
the state Let the people Judge whether TO
cast their votes for G. X. Field, or the oppose
ton caudidale--the one friend alike to the
poor and The rich-the other, tory ofiice-seek-
er pushing his way TO power not by fair means
and sound argument, but by cursng and dam
ing the wings on the one hand, aud by gulling'
and deceiying the people on the other.
OBADIAH.
Newfane, Aug. 20, 1899.
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We find in the last Democrat, under the
head of " Facts for The people," whole col
umn of large sums in staring Capitals, pervert-
ed to the purpose of the basest eectioneering
deception. Il ought to have been headed,
Faisehoods 10 deceipe The people," and Sc
cure their votes for the Tory candidates.
What the Tory Lawyers have the I'M
blushing Impotence and eifrontery to talk to
the Wings about state extravaganza The
Wings remember their false charges of extrav-
agance against Mr. Adams administration in
1928. What, the supporters of dynasty
which has squandered and wasted, and lost
over and above the necessary expenses of the
government, nearly or quite ONE HUNDRED MIL
LIONS oflhe peoples money within the last ten
years--pretend to be the advocates Of economy
and falsely charge the state administration with
extravaganza Who can fathom the reckless
insoence Of political ambition These disin-
terested friends Of reuenchment would be right
glad OF the chance to reuench our state expens-
es in the same way their masters have the ma
tional expenses-bY trebling them and diyid-
ing the spois among such and such only, as
would use every effort to perpetuate their pow
er. But the people say nay, you have falsi6ed
your pledges, we will not trust you--yours is
not the kind OF retrenchment we want
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-30
Remember, whigs OF yermonti

That vital principles are at stake Remem-
Der that every mans vote will have an inAu-
ence REMEMBER that the Wings thro'-
out the Union expect every Wing in this state
to do his duty. BE active, be vigilani, and the
day will be ours.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-30
..United we .tand---Diyiaed we FAM

We hope every Wing who casts vote next
Tuesday, will vote the WHOLE TICKET.
Our ticket for Governor, Lieut. Governor,
Treasure, and Senator'S, is good onc-com-
posed emphatically of Working Men. Let
none of the tricks Of the loco focos induce a
single Wing 10 vote a part ofthe ticket only.
Let us be united, that we may be victorious.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-30

THE BOSTON oUARTETTE CLUB. win give
a Concert this evening, (Irhursday) at the CHAPEL
In Elliot street. See advertisement.
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,r-rs RETuRNs or VOTES.

Our friends in this and Bennington County, will
confer favor and readers, by sending US re-
turns Of votes in season for our next paper.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-30

At the caucus on the nth instant, EBEN.
WELLS, Esq. was unanimously chosen as Wing
candidate to be supported for Town Represen-
tatve al the coming election.
The following Gentlemen were chosen as
Town Committee 10 draw out Voters, &c.
Zenas Frost, Oshea Smith,
N. b. Wiliston, Chas Stevens,
VIM. Bullock, T.. Gerry,
A. Vandoorn, Jos. Il. Cune,
Henry Reed Capt. Martin,
ID. b. Thompson, Benson Jones,
G. Swain, Frazier Goodnough,
Levi Stoddard, Capt. Dudley,
Rufus Pratt, Leonard Knapp.
Capt. Mixer,
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msnt to corruption and decay they prescribe free
dom Of opinion and official responsibility. crimes
agains, the State they defde principle as mpoliir.
consistency as ippfacticable; they demand inpitit
obedience To their own behests, defining orthodoxy
To mean. support OF the President thai tho
hand, and support Of him thn would be. the 9TH
They speak for Philip. not for Greece and tn.
people soon listen with indifference apathy. when
they learn that they have only to choose bet" al.
tetnntyes of evil.
II becomes ns, therefore. humbly think to lock
more closely AID to adhere reidiy 10 thss~
great principles of reform. which onghi 10 animate
political parties to draw the line OF parry dse,i.
mination On some mo,e obvious aud enduring prin.
e,p'e than that which separates the ns ifum the oul,s
10 nc "enbcf that the Constitution IS The only tisa-
lard which We all admit rs the esiablishedrple %
safety and Of right. TO all the departments. aud IN
all the functions Of Government that legislative and
Judicial infraeiions Of this sacred instrument. arc
only so many breaches in The strong bul~a,k OF oor
liberty inviting more fatal cncronchments from tho
Executive.
There arc some questions. trust WHICH can and
will he mei hy men of all parties. they affect The
interests oi the whole country and the present de-
ranged state OF our currency aud finance. is 81
them. The time has arrived IL mus be apparent
ALL when our banking system, ~ well a. tie Govern
mrnt demands III. touch Of reform. LIS evils have
augmented, unill II they not within the rtaeh ot
legislative remedies, the question may arise wheiber
they are compensated by lis benefits. IL will require
all the wisdom and all the foibearance OF united
councils To tepar the injuries OF the past, and 10
still rreaier calam,ies. II either The Federal
or State Governments had absolute jurisdiction over
tins delicate subject or II were 10 be now cousid-
cred Tor the iifst Time, our duties and incnatIoDs
might be different. But when consider that We
have twenty seven Govefnments each oi which has
claimed aud exercised The power Of regulating
rency and credit by law, IL becomes us 10 LOOK ut
things as they are, and not imagiuaiions might
depict them. provide for The future, np TO quarrel
aboni the p,si The present ia period demanding
remedies mo- speeualions. The present condition
Of our connlry should admonish every man OF tba
necessity for calm delberslion and decisive action
subject which has been long agaied and
which must continue the source OF lacaleulable mis-
chief until ~ selllrd The history OF The expert
ments of neatly fifty years is heiore lft is con-
suited rs guide 10 our researches, and not
source OF party axaspciaion, We may learn wisdom
ourselves, instead of teaching II posletiy by
painful experience.
Wuh assurances Of my esteem, subjnn a seni-
mcnt which you may offer 10 lhe company II you
think proper, and | remain yonr obliged aud hum
bile servant, THOMAS w. GILMER.
IL thorough relorm vi the Government and
the Banks.
| Correspondence concluded in our merit
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TO eYisFcys S. .Essig O,cues.s.

fKNI1E undersigned would respectfully inform
Il those whu interested in the manufacture
of flour tal he is now in Lynchburg and viii remain
in this vicinity lew weeks. for the drpose oi rend-
ing Hizpdtrick'S Patent Smut Mn or Rubber Tor
cleaning wheat Of cheat, smut, dlIt and other I'M
purt,es ard wherever ii has been tired, lis supe-
rloriry all other machines before used, has
been universally admitted, aud wherever introduced,
II has met with such universal favor us In supersede
all other machines IN use AT the time. 1t is cxten-
siveIy used in the celebrated mills in The States
of New York. Delaware MARYLAND and several 9TH
ers several have lately been put INFO mills n trc
MA. There Que in HaxLPs mill N Rich
mond, mhele millers visiting tina place can have an
opportunity OF seeing operate and there l. one ESQ
in Henry 5. Langhorne q Co.'S mill al This place.
10 which would invite the attention of mill owners
in this ycinlty.-Some of the most prominent quail
ties OF tins Isl. that 1t requires but very htte
power propel II 2ad, that 1t cleans the wheat
exceed civ well and with great rapidity and 3dly,
that IL is simple in its construction, and very durd-
bile. M,llers wishing to obtain any Information rela-
tive 10 This Machine wall please address the subscIi-
Der AT this piace.
n. B. Al orders and communications shall be
promptly attended To. aud assistance rendered in
rectog Machine sold.
b. d. MACOMBER. AQf.
for l.. ID. ChiLds, Baltimore.
I,ynrbbnyp hnu Is
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pY virtue of deed OF trust executed to the un-
NJ dersigued and joan +. White, by George
Christian. on the loth day OF September 1885. and
duly recorded III the Clerks office OF the county oil
Buckingham, for purposes therein mentioned will
offer FOR sale. TO the hi hest bidder, public
ton. for cash, at the Blacksmith shop of the sand
Christian. IN The upper end Of Buckingham county,
Tuesday the l7lh of December next, If far If not
The lar day, the following Slaves, 10 wit: Daniel,
John, DAVID. boys, woman Sally, aud hef dAu h.
Ter Sophia, and son George, another woman MaIlda.
and her three chldien. & Iiarine Jeanette and NJ
RIA Louisa, aud another woman Edy, aud her daugh-
ter Mary. or so many thereof as viii be sufficient
10 sat,sl, The SAID deed of Trust. The title 10 The
above slaves Ia believed II be nd.puable, bu acting
Tor others shall convey only such lille is vested
IN me by The deed Of trust alnrt said.
WIN. w. FERGUSON,
Acung Trustee.
Nov 25 ids
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s=7i
.V'OT'FCE.

WILL BE SOLD, oo Friday. the oo,h d., Of
w November, at tho late residence of kch-
mond Staham, deceased, ia the lower end of Camp
bell County, the following properly, 10 wit
All the stock of Horses, Cattle. sheep,
Hogs. several good yoke CT OK
en-, Wagon ana Carts.
Among the Horses, several FINE BROOD
MARES AND FlLLIES also, u fac ,ouue
Stallion; the Household and ktehcu Furniture ..
good Carriage and Horses. large quantity
Of we'll fnIed Pork, good Tlteahing h,chtnr anJ
Straw Cnttcr sone three or four huDstrcd
barrels OF q - Rk Oats, Folder
Tops. Shncks, and number of other arlicleS, to,,
tedious To enumale.
The sale will commence NJ eleven ocint X, and
will continue from day TO day until completed.
Tefns-A credit Of twelve months viii be gwen
for all stems over ten dollars, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security. Fur all sums under
ten dollars cash will be required.
The PLANTATION will also lie FOR REM The
ensuing year, and possession given AT Christmas.
JOHN JOHNS. Extcu-
WM. FuRBUSH. tols.
November re I2JS
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Pos lTlCAl..
THE DINNER TO MIR. WISE.
LETTERS.
RicnMoNp. Nov. -.


Genilemcn--1 have hitherto delayed 10 answe
your letter of the ooh October. inviting ma To the
Dinner proposed TO he gwen In Mr.. Wise. NJ Luuiss
Govt House, on the 10Th instant, IN hope that
should be abba avail mssclf OF the invitation
now fnd myself involved in professional engage
ments, winch il would be objectionable IN me- 10
neglect, that obligo me TO deny myself that plea
sure.
II is with real regret that decline The invitation
Mr.. Wise IN my opininn by the zeal aud ability
with which he has opposed ,ha peryrtse, weak and
mischievons measures Of the late aud the present
Enthusiastically The vigilance nnd spirit with
which he has resisted aud exposed lhs daring en-.
ctoachment OF Executive power aud lis balcul ants
OF corruption, aud by the hrmtess with which lie has
brayed and withsood thu utmost fury OF patty de-
nunciaon. has enled himS If 10 the gratitude of
heu 1asalutions. aud oi every friend OF public and
prevail virtue. should. therefore, have found the
srIvst satisfaction In joining my fellow citizens Of
Leu,aa IN cheering hun Ia hH course ol useful and
aabIe exerllon.
suhoin u sentiment which beg may be propo-
j ed 10 The company IN my name.
] AN, gentlemen, moot respectfully your obsdient
servant, Is. w. LEIGH
Henry A. U'se; When corruption is sapplng
er is baieting lis walls honor the who stands
prepat,d to defend them To the last extremity. and
TO be buried under the ruins, rather than escape
from them, aud preserve "A HE OF iniamy aud bon
dage.
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CAsTLg-IlILL, Nov. 1lth 80.

CAsTLE-llILL Nov. ! lth 80
Gcntlemen have had the honor to receive yonr
lerer Of 30h ult., inviting me to public dinner 10
be given Louisa Courl House. ON The 10Th day OF
the present month, and TO unite with you, on that
OCCASION efforts :" to dspel the darkness which"
YOU remark " has, for Ime, yelled M obscurity"
the prospects 81 our Country. Having very recent-
~ had the honor 0i meeting my fellow tiiIzens OF
Louisa "A similar occasion, and OF then expressing
the views entertain OF the grave dangers involved
IN The present course and conduct oil public affairs,
! will not now trespass On your attention ia,tf1er
than repeat the uusieidlng confidence ] cherish.
that the Writ and intelligence the American peu-
pie will uiumphantly prove Themselves equsl To
every tlia they may be destined to pass through,
~ maintaining and vlndicating the ftee Republican
institutions transmitted 10 us by the wisdom and
gallantry OF our fathers.
Important official duties as apember Of the Board
of Visitors Of the University Of Virginia requiring
my Attendance al meeting OF that body winch Is to
take place on the same day with your dinner, IL viii
not be in my power. gentlemen. tn accep your plnc
invitation, for winch beg leave TO tender you my cur-
dial ack We'd gm EMS, together wnh The sentiments
Of respect and esteem wllh which am
Your fellow cliiZen aud mosi OBI serv't.
w. C. RIVES.
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rxccutors, Sale of valuable Real Es-



nY virtue of the provisions ofthe last will and
ID testament of Samuel Branslord' deceased
he UNDERSIGNED his executors will proceed. on the
ols fay of December, l539. on inc premises 70 se''
:, nnLl;c auction 10 The highest bidder,'he following
,, Mo ,eal estate, lying in and the town Of
Lvucbhu,g, 10 WI ; ..=
l65 feet of g,ound, on man street eornef'ne Just
,oI,. and opposne TO the Franklin Horel on 4lh
ansy ,nnr;ne back the usual depth of,own lots
o e5i feet of ground on first street, opposite
c',na Warehouse and corner,ug on 4th alley, and
.nnn,a, hack the usual depth Of Town lots.
. one house and lat on Diamond Hill, being the
..n,. ro,me,ly occupied by Jno. II. Tyree-being
So feet front on Nam s''ee'' "no '""o'"S "''" VIC
usual depth Of town lots
One ,noety Of lot on Diamond Hill (vacant)
ovned io,ntIy by Guslavus A. Rose and Saml
Bransiord
8. Attract Of Land. containing about $50 acres
living on James RIVER about Il miles below he town
o( Lynchburg. owned jointly by the Rev. Jno. Early
and Saml. Bransord-The moety belonging TO the
estate of the latter will be sold in whole, or in lots
10 suit persons DESTROYS TO purchase This land is
heavily timbered.
The fore going property is deemed by the under
signed TO be valuable. and well worthy The attention
o(capiiaists. The public may be assured that the
sale will he certainly made-and persons DESTROYS 10
purchase are desired to call the Undersigned, cr
Mr. Jno. Il. Tyree who will show the property.
Terms Of sale 6. ID l6 months credit; the pur-
chasets giving bonds with approved security, and
the title retained as further security for the pur-
chase money. CHARLES G. HUDSON.
THOS. A. BRANSFORD,
Executors Of Samuel Bransford, decd.
Nov Of IDS
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RtcuuoSp. lab Nov. 1899.

Gen,leinen-- Until Yesterday, had promised my
self the pleasure OF meeting you. IN compliance with
your kind request al the Dinner 10 be gwen TO Mr..
Wise on Saturday nexi, al Louisa Count House
An engagement, requiring my attention IN Viii
Harrisburg 10 morrow, will render it impossible for
10 do so. ruy regret that any obstacle should
occur to prevent me from testiyiug, in person. ny
deep of the obligation which the country
to the pentlemln in whose honor the cuzrns OF
Louisa are about 10 assemble. | should have been
erattfed. too, with the opportunity the occasion
would have afforded OF returning 10 thrm. in less
formal mode than am compelled aduiii, my
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RIcHsosp. Nor. II. 1899.

Gentlemen--I have received YOUR hind letter, in .
yiilng me a Dinner 10 lie enculo M. Wise.
at your Couu House, on the 18Th Of tins month.
thank YOU sincerely for ihe compliment winch
this invitation implies, pfzed the more btcanse II
oomcs ltom the clilzcns oil my native connly But The
Of my health, my eyes ldstg moi yet recovered
from The inflammation which they have suffer
ed. lorhilH Nv acceptance Of the Invitation.
B. tts Il, pie OF Louisa can succeed in lying
30 1seftIe opposition 10 HE rainous measures OF
fia Administrations II will indeed be proud day 10
taeu nd one which shall always rejoice to te-
meuibes Very respectfully,
our Ubediebt servant,
e. JOHNSON
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4 new line OF Coaches,


From Lynchburg TO Dangers (Dibells) Spring
via the Natural Bridge on Tuesday next. The End day
otJHiy. Until further noIice, we shall leave Lynch
burg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, half
after -four NJ. and arrive at Dibfell's the
nlngs, before night. The next morning Passengers
will leave Dibrel's after breakfast, and reach the
White Sulphur about o'clock, L. Nj. VIsiers to
The Springs by tins line will thus be relieved from
all nigh travel, and reach the White Sulphur or
l.ewlsbnrg, IN two days from Lypchbofg. The
lutnplkeis now finished quite To lis lne,seclion with
the Lexington aud Coyington Road and IN add
ion TO tho general novelty and splendid scenery 1t
affords, we would mention peculiar objects ul
interest and curiosity, the passage through, ore,
the Blue Ridge. along the margin OF James River
and commanding "A view Of the Mountain Canal a
beautiful prospect-ihe Natural Bridge, wheh Mr.
Jefferson pronounced worth nip across the Allan.
lie to view-an last but not least, Dageei's Spfnl
KEEP b. Chs l.. Dbfell, where he that has been
once will like 10 be again.
The undersigned intending To give their personal
attention To tins line, confidently promise trapel
lers first rate Coaches aud Teams, aud careful aud
accommodating Drivers. and will spare paius
themselves TO satisfy then passengers.
WN. A. GALBRAlTH
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
o.
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Tracts Of Land,

To wit one Tract OF Land IN Bent Creek in said
county Of Buckingham, adjoining Vim. Thurman
and others. containing 467 acres orl less Auoh-
er tracl on same creek 10 same county, containing
$50 nore or less, and adjoning the first men
toned tract, aud Others. Another tract same
creek, and IN same county, containing d46 acres more
less. adjoining the lands of George Penn and 9th
ers. being The same bought by said Walton OF John
HAMS. Another tract SAID creek, IN sand county,
containing 800 acres ar less adjoining the lands
OF Charles Phelps and others, bought BY sad Wal.
ton OF Nawier q Walker. Another tract IN SAID
county sand creek, containing $50 acres, adjoining
The ldeds OF Stratton Wheeler bought by said al
of Robert Waiton Another tract near Ben
Creek, containing 300 acres or less. and hopHa
ed by lie lands Of Dabney Gooch and Others, bousl 20
bs said Walton OF VIM. Chick. Another tract o
waters OF Broad Creek containing 500 acres
OF less bought by sal! Walton of WIN. Chick. and
bounded by the lands oil Reeves q White and 9th
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FORM OF PROXY.

KAom all Men by these Presents That we The
subscribers, being Stockholders in The JAN Els
RIVER AND KANAWIlA COMPANY, do
hereby constitute aud appoint -, our
rue aud lawful attorney and proxy, represent each
Of sin all general meetings of The Stockholders Of
said Company, when we not personally present
represented ty some other proxy; with fail power aud
authority al such general meetings to give such vote
votes, and 10 do such other acts each of us
could give do, as member OF the SAID meeting, If
were personally present and we do heteb, idtly
and confirm whatever vote votes acts sad
attorney may lawfully give do tor as in pursuance
oi the uihority hereby conicned upon him.
Witness hands and seals this day OF
-. one thousand eight hundred and -.
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10000 Acres.
November le

I WISH TO sell tract of Land containing 10000
4 acros situated on the waters Of Big aud Little
Dan Rivers. IN the county Of Pauitk. N the Stale ot
Virginia The Land reaches within five miles oflhc
court house of Pairck.--much good and great
quantity nf Bloc Ridge Mountain l.and. There ~
considerable portion well calculated Tor The growth
of the Vine aud the Aiorus alallieauls. | viii sell
il credit oi anr 10 four years and longer # desi
red. but after thai potiod interest viii be reqiiffd.
One sixth part oil The purchase nanay III be required
IL hrud, contract 20 coBtey "ie0 The "iorc : alf
up.
Cal. Abrnm Staples Al rluick eouft-house. viii
give information Of the locality and qaells Of lls
Land and Richatd H. 1oler, oil Lyueibm,. or
aelf. will communicate he priee aud terms. The
Land originally granted 10 lleuiy Lee. and con-
We, ed To John NJ Russell Of Boston, aud BY Rus.
seilo myself. The deeds record in par, lit
The county OF Paulek.
HENRY O. MlDDLEfDN.
E,.datipLshnrg Y, Nav
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j ames River and EkanaWha Com.
DHhV.

FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING.
FINllE Fifth Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
l. OF the Janses River and kanawha Company
will he held by permission from the proper nuihot-
ny. at the Capitol, in the Guy of Richmond, on
MON JAY. the 10Th December next.
BY order Of the President and Directors.
w. b. ClllTTENDEN, Secretary
Richmond, November F., s39. wtd