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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19
DIR. Cooke.

The unfortunate respectfully informed that 'he
Albany Lock Hospital, established and modelled after
NJ much celebrated European Lock dospitas has
ny sears since been founded at Head Quarter, No 3
Norton street, Albany, NY. To those unacqu.inted
with this institution ii is necessary to mention that
has Tor MS object the of all such diseases yph
~ scroiua structures, diseases OF the uretha lumba
Hour albus impo,ehcy, diseases Of the womb seminal
weakness OF both nodes, aries of the bones ghou
orh1a sleets, with all venereal complaints 10 general
etc.
Persons, ignorant OF the nature disease are not a.
mostsimple form, aud through neglect injudcious
treatment, assumes more aggravated state OF disease
and occasions Hbscoss. alteration, psuedo syphilis, can
eo premature old age, too often ending protracted
ncufable state Of existence.
inns Institution is under the superinepdanee md
management OF Professor Cooke, NJ. ID. d. ID, Lid Of
the city Of Albany, ~ Y, who will give his personal at
tendance at the Dpensary, attached TO bc institution
al all hours TO ovsd requiring his professional SER
wees. lie having had much more experience ia this
orarca OF medical practice than usually 'als to the lot
any one member OF the profession therefore feels
such confidence Of his ability to give universal saac.
uon mat he sssnses all applicants need despair OF
complete recovery.
The unfortunate therefore, who have suffered from
e want oisuceets ny those less experienced, nyi
yea 10 VISIT the Hospital, which only requires be
known 10 be sure Of support where the most perfect Sc
cIey may be depended and the utmost privacy will
attend those who call. The whole house is exclusive.
~ appropriated TO the Of patients no will always
be received into separate apartments and at no time
present.
Professor Cooke has number OF Handsomely furnish
Ell private chambers at No 80, Greene ST. where he
VIII receive gentlemen who may REQUIRE medical aI
Residing himself on the premises, he will thereby be
enabled TO dedicate more than ordinary attention 10 his
patients Gentlemen will fad il both convenient as
wen as economical IN all cases Of disease to retire 10
these furnished rooms.
As long a. Proe tor Cooke desires to benefit the pub
he II Is proper hc should couiinue his adyer,i,emen
i"r the good OF srangor as Is well known that peop
aye extremely shy IN speaking ofeases Of delicate
nature, even when physician Is pre-
ful. ''
Communication post paid to the address Of Pro(e,
'or Cooke NJ. ID ID ID. Ill. d.. Albany. n Y, enelo,.
ins bank note as eounseng lee, will have atepion
Ozone ether will be rcceived)- p.r,oual consoI,
hon may be bad at all times. usual at the Dspensrv
which Is properly fitted and arranged with separate az
fees for esuhienusi interview VI
ITCoonfe.ling tees aud charges reasonable
ohieo' NO } Norton st-Iiouse. No 50 Green stree,
Tiff
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19

he doti',,rtur. &c An pcrsous who nro rredrfo'ed
20 cgpoperv. 6ai,y &c. should never lie without the
Lite Pills or Buers, Tor enc lc.s in time viii life.
They cqualEc The circulation of the blood, draw oil
pressure irun the head restore pcspiraion, and throw
of every apur.ty by The pores Of the skin.
For sale by BURT & MASON, Agents f,r The
County Of Rutland. 5:cuwiY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19

M1ORRIsoN's PILLS. Or the Vegetable Hygcan
Health, London-imported by DIR. Geo Taylor. g
College, eau be had Of the following persons, Every
packet sold 10 Vermont will be signed III writing by
Pansborn and Brinsmaid, Jewellers Of Burlington, VI
state Agents also by the Sub Agents selling them II
not 30 signed do not buy them. For srle by
Hiram l.. Chency-Rutland
Jas. Pine, s. Co.-Factory PIT. Manchester
Joel Day-koyalton
Jas. ii. Murdock--W Woodstock
E. p. Walton s. Sons Montpelier
Perry Marsh
c. 4 J. w. Baxter-Derby Line -
5. l.. Morse & S. Misunderstanding
Elijah Cleveand-Coventry
Sabin Kellum-lrasburgh
Anasa Paine--Lowell
Otis l.. keton-Montgomery
.. A. Keith-Sheldon
David Lyman-St. Adams
Jno. Kelsey-Danvillc
WIN. Pierce-Lyndoa
Jonas Fnt-St Johnsbury
Foster Grow-Chelsea
N. c. Goddard-W Windsor
NJ. S. BUckland Bellows Fails
J. Steene-Bra,ileboro
Orvs & Roberis-hlsbchester
J. Hsgar-Middlebury
w. f.. acknowledgement
J. w. Remlngton-Jobnson ll:f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19

The reputation Of ,rhioh has become esidbtd % IA
most sqfe aud c1ieaci Gus rtmtdv di,coretd for
INfLdhnZA. COUGHS, CoLnS, AsThsl.
WHooTING COUGH SPLITTING or
BLOOD, md An AFFECTIONS
or THE LUNGS
Prepared only by the sole Propr,stou,
GODDARD & BUTiER,
No eight. Gold sheet Nstn York
In presenting this uscu remedy To the public, the p'op
ctor authorized by physician from whom the rer p, o.,
ooohden,ay obtained TO state tina, he has used nhu,C
and in his extensive practice IN Pulmonary affection, ~
astonishing effect. The happy combination OF sestup,
substanccs Of which II entirely composed are 7ecut
adapted to Diseases OF the Lungs, Liver snd Stomach
This medicine has been extensively md The oa
pretor has not known single instaut. IN wheht has
ed in giving relief in diseases for which Ia RECOMMENDED
even IN cases approaching to consumption, acnle5 uh
bleeding at the Longs. and where all other remedies had
failed the decided and aiterng success has aWsoAv
its Common colds which generally the cNrc d
o~tucted preparation. viii yield To its influence ~ lev
hours when used Ia asthma, hoarsencss, wheeling 'ai
shortncss of breath. gives immediate relief proeno
Tranquil rect and sleep IN whooping cough without
rival IT operates by gentle cKpecioraon, and may gt
The genuine New England Cough Syrup will be cnyelop
cdn bill OF directions enclosed engraved wrappc
bearing It the signature of the proprietor IN his h
writing The bottle will he scaled and stamped the
New England Cough Syrup.
few of the many certificates in favor Of this Syrup vhN
arc IN possession OF the proprietor ADDED FOR the pers
ol those who may be tnub ed with similar COM lints.
Nessrs NoDdt, PirRmer a. Co
(icnhsmen-Ahet having tried, by the recommended
Of friends; almost every medicine Cor cough, without
the least relief had recourse to your New England Coueh
Syrup and enabled say, with thank that
il has cured me of Of the most obstinate coughs
knew and shall feel to be duty TO ecommcno IL to eve
ry one whom hnd in need of so valuable medicine.
Yours respectfully,
Boston. Noo 20, 1881 JOHN p STEVENS
have the satisfaction and pleasure of informing you
the bottle of New England Cough syrup which p'ocurci
of you the 93d of April has entirely relieved from
very cough which had afflicted me tor short time
past Amer using variety Of medicine, and hudng per
relief induced by the advice OF my hcnd. 10
Try your Syrup. The result have already stated itsu
cecded beyond my expectation and chseruy Recommend
/ as n u
hicted with similar complaints.
Yours respectfully
Boston, Nay l. 1885 CHARLES RUGGLES.
In great pleasure be able add my Testimony
in favor Of your New England Cough Syrup two bottles Of
which having entirely cured my cough, which revee
that my physician advised spend the coming winter IN
a southern climate but the fortunate of tho Syrup will
preclude the necessity.
Yours, &c. JOSEPH CRADLES.
Boston. Sepfember4 1884.
The proprietor would add that he constantly receiving
testimonials Of the value aud efficacy OF the
edy.
For sale, by appointment, Of propretors, by
J. PORTER, Rutiand. "
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Also for saie a. above,
THE ORRIs TOOTH WASH.

The Orris Tooth Wash is purely vegetable preparation
possessing the properties of cleaning the teeth and mouth.
restoring the gums to healthy state and preventing any
unpleasant taste odor the mouth whether ans 'om
decoyed teeth or n deranged stale of the stomach.
Sound teeth and white teeth the valuable po'
tons of poor humanity but how many neglect the a.n
ton necessary for their when surrounto
by all the means neededamong those know Of nooe
pleasant and eectual than the ORRis TooTB VAST
it ceanses and whens the teeth strengthens tho gums
purfes the mouth and the breath We recommend
It's use to all, young and od."-Boston Morning Post
The concurrent testimony Of the eminent Dentists and
Physicians IN all parts Of the Union 10 favor concu.
svey shown by tho numerous certificates that accompany
each bottle. 8.l8t6mo.
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DYE SWWNLNo
WILLIAM PARTRIDGE,
No. 34 CLIFF STREET,

OHc uOOT from funOu Artef,)
NEW YORK,
Offers for Sale The Joiioring .7rtcies of The best quail
ties. on The tOn est terms,
Wholesale and Retail.
Lac Dye Blue Viriol
CUchineal Copperas
indigo Alum
Brazil Wood Argol
Red Sanders Cream Tartar
Hyper Mic Wood Sugar Lead
Peach Wood Nitric Acid
Hacho Wood Muriaic Acid
Cam Wood Oh Vuriol
Bar Wood Nitrate Tin
Green Ebonv Murate Tin
Nicaragua Wood Murio Sulphate Tin
Log Wood Chemic
tnstc Aqua Ammonia
Quercitcon Bark Fuers' Earth
Welu DO. Soap
rurmeric Nitrate Iron
Sumach Oyal Acid
Madder Bleachins Salts
Cudbear Pot Ashes
Orchille Pearl Ashes
Nut Calls Verdgrs
Persian Berries Pure Tin
Annatto Teazes
Woad Tenter Hooks
Glue Gum SENEGAL
British Gum Indigo Paste
Bchroma!e Potash Extract Log Wood
Prussiate Potash Pine CLAW
Sal Soda Flossd Tin
Sal Ammoniac Irvine
Luharge Thermometer,
Copper Dust Vat Nets
Ant'mony Nringng Cloth, 90.
Nitrate Lead
II
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OnssbAL RtsaKKs RELATIVE MoryArI LyK
fiIIs AkD FHUsIx BIrryEs

Thee medicines have ions Teen known aud appre.
esea, of 'heir extraordinary AID Immediate powers
Of restoring perfect health persons foaeriD unJ.,
esary every kiSd Of distsss 10 which the human s me
% liable
10 many hundreds Of eeuIhestei instanoss they have
e'ea 'esess1 sufferers IRON TIE very verge Of un-
timely grave, siisr all the deeeptVs nssrum, al d.
Jay had utterly lstisj sDd 10 many thoos4nds they
have permanently secured that uIiiorm enjoyment II
health without which hie itself bot partial blsss
.as: 20 greet 'naeej, has ihsH efficacy fnEsrshly
ADD Hisiiibiy proved tst has appeared scarcely le
thsu miraculous 70 ihofs who were uDzcau wHh
ths sssaiiie!ly IhiieteFhiesl proeIples upoa which
thsy are compromised and gpn which they eonssq uen
90. ~s, to Their manifest spi ssnsibis seiion 40
grrfyng he ,Pr.sv a.: sh.Rss.I Of life, saa suauor
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19
Brandreth,s Pills.

BEWAHE OF COINTLRFLITSF
IL filLs ssh IA Tie state q yefEDoht mast mas.
fe@s ear hAnes a. d. BftaeFeihs Gensrs Avsst,
>s .n 80 noe flhs - cold u the Bo.ioa oaes o. 4,
H Asssss i~he % tesger Dr. Brsadrsahs areat a.
- .1tc "a ihs ssctsoH u The cspsiry.
3As Ps'psFtsas IL No Dr. bFas1feths Gsa ssN IA
ks>esi q esrlst1ats Of syssey, s,ghsa ~ B Bfas.
4 XX3 - - CoaEtesfesl.
W. - 81 s1po<ltooa fsea the cycalai.on Il the
n - 10 tn p1fchassF sst the selssf fas Ia.
~. e11ned " fsSrs a. Fsrn@ie<
~ - r. r<IsDs ~ IA Hs issssses Dc ,ss,
- So 49,
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NIB. Recipes given to Customers for any color On
woollens. A9.6m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-25
FOR SAI.E

T'llE NATIONAL HOTEL, in the ,own -
n Danville, Virginia, a large and commodioa.
building with twenty rooms conveniently ARRANGED
anu supplied with necessary Furniture &c situated
III Tue most business pant Of the town, up,n tbe
corner OF Man-stfeet and the passage TO ,hebIido
with other buildings attached.
he subscribers would prefer private sale of,hc
property Tor Which they would give good ba,ea,n
ana liberal time TO make the payments which mipLl
be divided TO suil the purchaser We need no, saw
sla i'ansie Is now IN rapid state OF Improvement
ana promises sure market TO tie planter and far
mer Tor all kinds Of produce. nor do we deem il
necessary to remind purchaser tina, i, Is the aleat
thorough fare through which the Southern people
travelto the Virginia watering places and TO OTHER
parts of the United States
II not sold before the LIST day Of September next.
we shall on that day offer it for sale to tie high
est bidder, upon credit Of one, TWO aud three wears
requiring the purchaser TO secure the payment by
bond and approved security deed lirusi upon
the property 10 secure the pur chase money. II
however. private sale shall be made before the Isl
September, notice the same shall be given
JAMES NJ. WILLIAMS
ROBERT W. WILLIAMS
Danyille. July IL iw
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TRACT or parcel Of LAND
Trust sale of Land.

n pursuance OF a deed Of uust executed 10 me- by
i Giles Fnqua aud Elizabeth Fnqna, his wife. FOR
purposes hereinm particularly set FORTH bear
ing date the 30th day OF March In the year 1886,
and offeeofd in the clerks Office of the county
Of Patsy vana, shall, Wednesdays the fourteenth
day ot August IN the year eighteen hundred and
thiry nine, II fair II not The next lar day, proceed
10 sell, on the PROMISES by way OF public auction, 10
the highest bidder for cash, the tract OF LAND
therein conveyed, 10 Tins tract Of land lies In
Psylsania county, on Siannion river, about three or
four miles below Wards bulge, and was a pafI Of
the estate OF the ,ie Henry Ward deceased. II lis
believed. that there are about seventy acres OF low
grounds upon H. which IS said 10 be valuable, aud
highly productive The highland, consisting Of
about three hundred and sixty one aores is very
fertile. but il said 10 be well limbered. proper
ton oil IL, however, Is SAID TO be pretty good tobacco
land.
Any person, wishing TO purchase, will, il is pre-
sumdej, wish 10 IL. and, IN that event Mr.. Giles
Fuqua. who resides upon the land will, have no
doubt, shew il 10 any person wishing TO examine II.
The title is believed 10 be good, but selling irus
lee, shall warrant only such lille to the purchaser,
rs Is conveyed 10 me.
JOHN i. DABNEY Trustee.
June - tl4A
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n Htgh-handea Female S,cindter.-A portly
young da,nsel 81, With haxen hair large full eye
ana nofld compiesion' short time since appeared
among the good citizens Of Abun. in the IVES, mar,
OF New ork. She stated herself to be a wealthy and
respectable widow from Tecumseh in Michigan
from whence she brought forged letters. doubles,
written BY herself.-She succeeded in ingratia,inp
herseiiinto respectable family where she remained
sese,a' weeks made and received sundry visits in
good society. in debt at various stores far ,irb
dresses exhibited letters speaking of wealth. and
hnaily disappeared one night carrying with her
trunk containing large amount of stolen goods
anu clothing purloined from stores from the hons.
"here she resided, aud those into which she had
obtained admission. ''"'
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" U r. Il G. II

w r. the subscribers having purchased of Mr..
" Samuel s. Allen, Of the State of New ya,t
the exclusive right and privilege for the coun,v y,
Campbell, in the Stale of Virginia. OF making. ns;na
and vending his newly invented Threshnp macb;ns
sod horse power. in and for the said coun,y
are prepared to furnish alL,iose wishing to purchase
mscnnes o. the above pattern, or the privilege of
making. using aud selling the same. on reason,hla
terms, BY applying TO either of the subscribers yino
in Lynchburg lug
We forewarn all and every person in this county.
from using the above Machine, or horse power. or
nom infringing onthe patent in eny shape whatever.
sstte law will be rgdly enored aaains, all such or
ssnaers SAMUEL BURCH
A. ID TYREE
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NOTICE.

I'HE subscribers Wool carding Machine. will
Il be in full operation by the 9th day OF The pre-
sent month, Ounce The Machine is entirely new
made by the skiliul workman, Mr.. Robert NJ. Clay
tor, who has been in the practice of making them
for the last 90 years, and pledges himself to Keeps
II first rate Order
The terms for carding will be cents per pound
owner of the wool 10 furnish one ponnd Of grease Tor
every 10 pounds fwoo The Machine viii be SIT
uated on Black water, 9 miles from Lynchburg, CD
the Forest Road, al the mill formerly owned by Mrs
Tate lpledge myselito use every eXefl'on IN DIAN,
ing firstra,e Rolls. Wool will be received n The
Machine. Persons DESTROYS TO send Woolto my MN
are informed that if they will leave the same at me
Stores of Mes.rs. Mckinney q Mosby OF Brown "
Cross, | will cause the same al my own expense 10
be carried 10 the Mill, carded and brought again Tor
delivery in the form Of Rolls. shall also keep con
siantly at the places supply OF WIZ ~,
ROLLS for sale. The public may be assured that
every effort shall be made TO give satisfaction.
TANDY H. KIDD.
June 10 Is
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NJ ay 81

fEfHE Commonwealth OF Virginia TO the Sheriff +
II Amherst county. greeting: Whereas James
Ware, guardian Of Ambrose Bnrlord, who sued for
the benefit OF Boyd Miller in his life time that is 10
say At Court held for the said county of Amherst,
the 20th day of June. 1927 before our Justices OF
our said Court. by the judgment of that Court had
recovered against James c. Burford. and Reuben
Cox, his common bail, and Joseph McCray one hun
dred dollars, with interests thereon, TO be computed
alter the rate OF SIX per cenum per annum, from the
18th day OF March, 1923, ill paid aud also eleven
dollars and twelve cents for his COSTS by him about
his suit IN that behalf expended, sub Ject TO credit
for twenty five dollars, paid 10Th day of April 1928
whereof the said JANIS c. Bullord and Reuben Cox
his common bail, aud Joseph MeCray, are convict
as appears 10 us OF record. And whereas since the
rendering OF the said judgment, the said James
Ware hath departed this lie ntesale, as il is said,
and administration Of all and singular his goods chat
tells and credits bath been in due form committedto
John Alexander, Sheriff of Rockbrdge county, and
now on behalf the said John Alexander. Sheriff
OF Rockbrdee county, and, such, administrator of
the SAID James Ware, for the benefit ofthe said
boyd Miller, we are informed that although Judg-
ment IN form aforesaid be gwen. execution thereof
still remains to be made; therefore we command you,
as you were often before commanded, to make knosn
to the said james e. Burford and Reuben Cox,enls
common bail, aud Joseph McCray, that they be be-
fore the Justices Of our County Court of Amherst
the Court House the third Monday in August
next, 10 show, any thing for themselves they have
or can say. why the said John Alexander Sheriff
and administrator aforesaid for the benefit Of the
SAID Boyd Miller, execution of the judgment alore-
said may not have, if to them seem expedcnt and
further do and receive what said shall in
that part consider: and have then there this writ
Witness, Samuel M. Garland, clerk of our county.
this 1st day of july 1889 and IN the e. year
of the commonwealth. SAM'L. NJ. CARL d.
July IL I'm
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LI.vCIIHEsss. FOx.I.DHs..

HlIlE SUBSCRIBERS would mos respcctmlly
4 call the attention OF the public TO their new es
tabshmenl, (the Lynchburs FoundryD situated
immediately ON the canal, few steps below the
Horse Ford, whore we are prepared 10 do any hind
OF Casting Mil Iron Machinery OF any description
with neAInesss aud despatch. We hope by strict at
tenion 10 business to merit n portion of public ma
tronage. Any orders from the country will meet
with prompt attention T. DiUGU1D X Co.
MAy23 W.T.
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Mesas Frances Barnes, GodGeg 1oler. erecutor Of
EhJah Barnes, deceased. iriiiiam Hcnry Barnes.
Et9ah ", Lucy ", P@ikeiy. Salty and MI
dred A. NJ Barnes, he last fire beias infant chill
dren 81 The said Elijah Barnes. by Robert 79nslel,
Their guardian, specially assigned to defend them
IN Ills suit:
AhE NOTICE, that shall on the sh day Of
II August. 1889. at the Cross Roads near Dias
Gums Bridge, in the county James City and State
ct Virginia, take the Dispositions of William Man
ping, Robert Brakeman, John II. Moore. Cbes-
ley Jones, James Parrish and Mary his wife, and
ohefs tooe read as evidence onthe trial of the SUIT
uepenaiHs IN The Circuit Superior Court of Law
aud Chahcery, FOR the county of Amherst, wherein
am PlalntiIi and you Defendants
MICHAEL S. WARREN
ADMINISTRATOR Of Butler H4raaan, DEED.
10y WiY
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encourage your own Manufactures
July Is

hOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
MaNOtACII RES of your town encoura-
ged, by buying your HATS, of The subsn;bnr
Every Tat we sell, being Manufactured by our
Selves IN the town OF Lynchburg, shall not be infe-
fot to any and being determined 10 sell low, for
CASH, we hope, therefore, the advantage we offer to
gu, customers, will be appreciated by the public !;
ana asthefc VIII be no credit in our business good
customers will not'have to pay 70, bad ones. We
nave Just received good Stock OF
HATTER'S MATERIALS.
winch VIII be made up in the neatest manner by
ilfst rate worklnen, We are also receiving apo ID
assortment oil ladies and genilemen's Shoes, mems
andooy me Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, some
~ asnpefiofquaiiiy. All ofwhch " i'll be sold low
for cash only. DINkLE & RUAIROIrGu
hne assortment of Ladies' aud Gentlemen's
y. ~ % u 3 also good assortment OF Ilatters
Trimmings.
Nov. 90 49,,
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NOTICE..

NESSRS. Peter Fore, Isham Harvey and F.
- zaoe'h his wife james Bailey and Sally his
whe, Benjamin Il. Fore, Anna Fore, Armistead
Roach and Patsey his wife. Charles Foe. Francis
A. Stern and Lucy his wife, being non. residents of
Virginia please take notice. that | shall proceed to
take the dispositions Of Samuel +. Moses and 9th
ers' a! me Red House, in Charlotte county, in the
state OF virginia between the hours Of sun-,isng and
sunset: on the 18th day OF September, 1889 said
dispositions to be offered and read in a certain suit
now pending aad undetermined in the Circuit Su-
peflor Court of Law and Chanccry for the county of
Campbell wherein YOU defendants and / am
pl"nuff; at which time and place you may attend
" you 'hnR proper. WIN. HARVEY.
July II Won
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James River and kanaWI,a Com.
panI.


A L stated Monthly Meeting Of the President
a and Directors OF the James River and kanaM-
ha Co, held in the Cry Of Richmond, ON Tuesday.
Ilth May, $780,
Resolved, That notice be given 10 the delinquent
stockholders oittc COMPANY - the amounts
due from ihem respectively, be not paid or secured
III manner satisfactory the Board, previous 10
the lst day oil August next, their stocks will nme-
diaey thereafter be advertised for sale pursuant 10
the provisions Of the Charter.
Resolved, That all Stockholders having accounts
against the Company, and who are in arrears be
and they are hereby requested 10 send Their
claims to the Secretary FOR settlcncnt at the July
meeting Of the Boaid, and that in case of failure
to do their part, the existence Of their claims
will not exempt them from the operation Of the
foregoing resolution
Resolved, that for the purpose Of giving the notice
above directed, the Secretary cause the fore oing-
resolutions 10 be published in the newspapers IN
Richmond, Charlottesville, Lynehburg, Lexington,
fiacastle, Lewisburg and Charleston, (haaa~Aa,}
until the1st August
BY order of the President and Directors
w b. CHlTTENDEN, Secretary.
May 81 ia