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hereafter shall be equal 10 all the votes that be grsz
by oil the stockholders other than the State.
This amendment opposed by MIR. VESABLE, hlr.
May. aud Mr. WATKINS, and sustained by MIR. " TcHER,
and finally adopted by the House
Mr.. CRuTCHrIELD moved 10 lay the bill on The table,
which was supported by MIR. VEEABLE, and carried.
And then, Mr.. Boards motion, the House ad.
journed.
Yesterday.
We unable this morning 10 give detail of the pro-
ceedings Uf The Legislature yesterday.
The bill! concerning the Banks taken up and pass
ed BY vote Of yes 90, noes 80
The Resolutions submitted some days since by Mr..
Toler Tor The establishment of State Bank the profits
Of which 10 be applied TO purposes OF Internal Improve
nent were his motion taken up and after some dis
cussion were indefinitely postponed.
The bill for the construction on Stale account OF
Railroad from the Tennessee line To New River was Ia
ken up and debated until the House took recess.
Particulars hereafter.
Inst Ereniso SfssiOn.-The w. Railroad Bill
postponed iii TO day and The subject Of the Eliot Law
was on Mr. Servants motion, taken from The Commit
of Propositions, &c, and referred to Select Com
mee.
u We are authorized to announce UrSEY FARLEY,
candidate to represent The county oi Logan IN The
next General Assembly.
o. We authorized 10 announce Mr. DAVID BAR
SErT, Candidate for reelection in The county OF
Montgomery
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general Assembly u6' Virginia.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Friday, March 5, le30.


On Mr. SEYMouR's motion, RcSOtrsd, That leave be
oiyen To- bring in bill 10 amend the charte: Of The
Moorfield and Allegheny Turnpike Company.
Mr. McPHERsoS submitted the following Resolution:
"RrsCIred, That the Committee for Courts OF Justice
he instructed inquire into The cxpedency OF so amend
nr The law place all the deeds Of trust which are
given as securities for the payment OF debt n" the per
Torrance Of duty, upon the same grounds with mort
RACES 10 be governed by the laws regulating that species
OF membranes and to report such other amendment" 10
The law regulating deeds Of trust as the committee may
deem just and proper, &c.
This resolution was supported by Mr. McPHEnsoS,
and opposed by Mr.. MAY-and rejected by the House
Mr. OpELL called up the engrossed bill, supplement.
tary act entitled "an act to incorporate Inc Union
and Potomac Company" which was read and passed.
BANK BILL.
then submitted the following amendment, when lie
hoped would the views expressed by The gentleman
from GoochIand Add to the clause, already proposed
hy himself aud adopted by the House, requiring me
Banks 10 furnish the ErecUtrc with monthly statements
Of their condition, the following words ma tne lie
gtsaiurc hereby the Authority 10 require from
the officers of The Banks by resolution OF ener rouse
such exhibition Of the TRANSACTIONS OF lie BANKS as
may deem proper
Mr., RopErIsoS Of Richmond objected 10 the amend
ment as giving the power 10 call for an unnecessary
exhibition Of private accounts ne was wiling 10 nave
every thing exposed, which m'eht enaoie lhe Legsia
ture to de,ec, the frauds and misconduct OF The Banks
but he wished the same time 10 project individuals
from INV Improper posure Of their private transactions
MIR. WArkfss cordially suPPortedthe amendment, and
replied to Mr.. Robertson
Mr. ..ssnaRSE took the same side, and jealousy
con,ended for the rgh, make strict investigation into
the conduct Of The Banks They ought 10 have every
opportunity ferret ont The frauds and cnruptlons OF
these Institutions Such power aas calculated TO aIiay
the suspicious which already prevailed against them and
to increase the public confidence in them. He contend
ed that The Stale, being largely interested in their capt.
tails ought have The power OF looking into their trans
actions Ir the Committee Of the Legislature should
make such an investigation as would satisfy them this
House would never insist giving publicity TO private
accounts. -.
Mr. May being satisfied with the discussion wh'ch
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Lyn6e Elliott, Esq Richmond, indiana"
Position D1in,d bua Conseyra,irs

Mir James II Mason has come Go,ward n define hi.
position cad he has defined in such bold lerirs as &c
induce the "Cha5es,own Free Press" n Wbiu pauer,
10 r4lircosL MI cI,in, IN hen 20 wiz y, C,sarv,
,ira =, !, X,L;r Conserva,;rn Tha E1;,,r I,,.on,,
him uo en,reIy 10 the yon B,ren ranks We mil this
following declarations @, flames NJ Mason. with rren
pleasure:
The great subject Of discussion however has Cor the
present Das.e6 SyaDd should say tina, those yho arc
really disposed to fs.nonize our Repu5can counsels
would be disposed gather to lock forward 10 un;,r hereaC
ter, than to indulge X, ,he veproach of the pas.
''lor inygaK feel that have no, been in tho 10, 81
degree affected by the position il: which have beer
placed | can ever lend r,yself 10 the sunrnr, Of
party with Whcn have nothing in common, because
"a' oeeh my misfortune 70 nave differed OIL certain
measures With iaai TO which properly belong On the
oecsSo" t'at presented tiseit at tins SESSION. in
Ivy: " asen',e'''i" rom We" fofR, entered formal
f"LI. "-as' 90! sue" "iP'eSdHon-and whether IN
y, pi'1e axe, y! !-iGte csetse shall be 50 els.
var" 'H - !L.'"'a
g.;. t ,r s'sa' az" aos"fohg qsesuon IN our public
1919 S'"e s"rcSss'o % me fresioe0cy) The question
'oe "'a" any 0'tsF, as parties are now traced,
~ e.lss,'E E'S", haSe 70 hesitation in proclaim
,Sos heI"eeE M! Van buren,, and
ca Wr Ws, ""t "a "Pp'S"on, q mean Mr.
,,,I, W Ne"S's! hirlISoR | shall GER
an" i,i '"e .s' ha''e% nor 90 now anticipate
IA, rr,I, "h!cR eoald dave me to sus'
+, r,i " ~" -
IT, "", ,"'s "e aeAhhorld GaIetse appeal 10 the
- n I'SSi 'dn'rS, l" tie Frederick ConSrcsslon-
sT Sc, ~ Un's 'ae'r COLUMNS. In 7a0 does i, say,
'"sS ana conservatives. are in majority in that
We nave no toaal Why do they not, at once,
I,.'' 10Y o'SanIz' What answer shall we have 10
~.y ,'nH.n}; Let as hear
".' '"ssSr tor tie Conservatives, not for The
On y,. VIA hD' H''i'e WIN Inc wings We Will
sra..., W.: W o'u republican party We have no
the "1 Il. nave 40 am!latIon, with tue enemIes OF
~ 'Ne sIiends q! Clay, the advocates
s,rs, T, principles We will les James NJ Mason
tOOS
%"r'F' indulge in no reProaehes for the past With
and eo"hseis' We VIII adhere to our own friends,
,- Pai'e your suspicious advances. We fear the
'"S' even when 'aey would bring us presents
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FOR TIE E.FQIINEN
a ,rord 10 "FAlR Play!

Yen say that The friends Of the Administration are
more to blame for the failure 10 elect Senator than the
Conservatives because il only required four OF them TO
90 MIR Rives and elect han, whereas fourteen Of
the Conse necessary 10 elect Judge Mason
But your notable argument cuts both ways-t only re-
CURED four Of the Conservatives 10 elect Mr. lyler ano
We, your friends would not give them Are you not
then upon your quibbe, as much TO blame Tor The
failure elect MIR Tyler the Republicans are ior not
electing Mr. Rives?-But the fact is, that your Con-
servaVe friends the most TO blame-because they
constituted decided minority of the Legisialure-they
were only abou, fifth of the Republicans and between
the 5th and 9Th OF the Whgs-and yet they assumed
the modest Office of debating TO both these large parties
and defeating the whole Election, because neither OF
them would come over TO the Conservalves-You were
like Mahome moi going to the mouniain but lore
ing the mountain TO 90 TO him-And thanks TO The IN
dscelon the pusillanimity rather the insidious po
Icy Of The Wings, the 5's OF that party did 60 over
to him!
A 1cord to another Conservative!
You live in populous county, where there not
more than 80 or 35 Conservatives he Republicans
support their old Candidate; and the Wings start ano'
Their What must be thought of you, Sir, OF your very
great attachment the Administration, your iar deal.
ing or your political mngnanimty when, instead OF
throwing your weight directly into The wing scale, you
get up Conservative candidate, and indirectly defeat
the Kepubilcan, by stripping him Of the 80 votes and
thus elect the Nhig candidate. You know this is the
only way you can defeat the friends OF the Admnisa-
tlonand you eondcscend to do that indirectly, and IN
sldousy which you dare not do directly THAT shall be
snid ol lHe Chdde''i =" such CONSERVATISM as tlS: -
What will the people say Ia such Politicians? They
will scon such maneuvrp, unworthy of the frank
shirt of the Yirginians-Bu Sir how can you, when
YOU resort 10 such devices venture to take seat in the
Convention of the 18th, composed. it puporls be,
of the decided friends Of IKE dmi"istrotion If you
ave not the uiodesty Withdraw yourself from the Con-
y.ption | have nv doubts whether they will not refuse
10 associate their fortunes with those Of such friend
whether they will lend the mantle oflheIt kepubicaDsn
TO cover your own naksdncss You had better join the
Wings once for you do Us less nam IN he ,anks
than Won do in own. hEtOhLiIhH
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measures and mon, they have soue ht an
ih'N ,I,ion with the Conservatives OF Inc hepu"'
un'.H 70 carry The State at The approaching ee'-
c'n E' ~, down Van Buren, and eject henry t'av'
~, rSarge them. before The feop'e OF fHs,na,
W. ,sr their own men, and sacrificing lheir own
pi'>'-, IN order 20 take up man who Is n" nehu
pms -cs,n, Administration, but whom thcy nao pre-
q inc P',ecsd hated and denounced. Wecharse thfm
rcmcIing 20 ob;ain their object, ana sfcu'",s us
wh ." hr shams devices, and in!ignes, al which me
esc'" W Of Virginia for frank and manly bearing
f-' ";,b eson;shmrnt and Indignation. we charge
si'"> - ,,,erp,s to secure the vote OF one OF their
t ".,,,,shrd leaders whose prete nslons they have
go by brilliant overture OF The second oti'ce oil
'",, ,y,rnmen', in order to elect man VINO hau su
IL 53 him in their confidence.
Et.-" i-,,s that Mr.. Clay himself has taken deep
We ', n. success of MIR Rives-and that dis;in.
r''.>! Wh,r Senator Of the U. S, who happened to
g:," Ls Ground, exered the influence Of his great
N y, ard aIiJcss in promoting his election
t, .5lfse them with pursuing similar game al
VIZ Spring Eleclon-with attempting 10 carry
IL S.,, counties. by running the candidates in such
ia' U.s., - 10 draw off the few Conservative votes
I'M R.puhl:can candidate, in order 10 secure their
'""N,,1 csndIda!e-and with understanding
o., ssre To return the obligation, by elecng The
,s candidate OF the Conservatives at the next ses-
I, ,-o n, issues which we will carry before the
u" VIRGINIA u hese are the issues, which We shall
I! -, time 10 ;ar, with all the energy IN our pow
VIZ 1.s are the issues, which spring from the facts
q Irss Nature herself marshails oul the road
"T", ave 70 travel in this discnssion-We are not
"1'i I'D If from them by any trick or strategy which
"'' w,,,,non Trmes may please 10 recommend TO lis
"e any insinuuon of fraud or corruption, al
.Sanis;,alcn which they now using every me
F ~ ,rpar or PREVENT by any g'atutous attack upon
III NJ any ridiculous criticism on the beauties
Mr. nI; We stick 10 our own issues; and ii we are
o. :" mistaken, they are suitcien, to wther up al
ro ,s,,s OF he Wings, and to recover The citadel
ne T. a =, Farm the hands OF the Goths.
nI.r tho Warren,on Times should be haunted
n,:S farfl "Gorb;s No wonder, he apprehe"ds tina
p rnnes IN the Spring will prove disastrous TO The
-
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True Blue

TO TIE EDITOR or TIE ENQUIRER 100
Hickory BORROW. Haa0rcr, March II, lo3o
Dear Sr-On my return home last week, in eXaInin'
ing the newspapers, found my name brought before he
people of Hanover a candidate at the Spring election
of delegate to represent them in The next Legislature
of Virginia and take The earliest opportunity TO appTIze
you that il was without my authority or consent
Approving Of The course of Col White, our present
representative in regard TO the Senatorial election can
not consent that my should be used in opposition
10 him.
remain with The highest respect, your old friend,
J. d. G. BROWN.
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Tie lice PreSiGeRcy.


T. has hcen Sid that Col Richard NJ Johnson will
,ro from tie canvass if it should be the wish of lis
Republican friends 10 in this country rs more ca
r,s for such ccne.ous effort for we have strong ev.
rps 10 satisfy Us Of his disnierestedness AID magma
nimrr Perhaps no public man in America, could have
GsyeG hirher feelings than il has been our good Tor.
,nn. IN witness in the Of Col Johnson We have
,wo letters of his, written three years ago. winch we va
Inc anonr the most precious contents OF our Port Folio
Various speculations have already been made about
the rsyl candidate Several individuals have been named
in the public prints and elsewhere. Among these are
the names of Mr Forsyth, Mr. King Of Alabama Mr..
Polk Mr. Stevenson. MIR Buchanan, MIR. Benton, DC
Il he two las, gentlemen have displayed great dsner
esedn IS on the occasion We honor them as much Tor
III. pr0,t manner in which they disclam The honor,
for their magnanimily in declining 1t.
Mr. Buchanan (anong the ablest, most amiaSle and
mos distinguished Of statesmen has authorized the
Harrisburg Reporter declare that he declines all pre-
,srsons-and Col. Benton has come forward under his
name to make a similar disclaimer The history Of his
jpne; is . brief one The 'JeEersonian," staunch
Democratic paper printed at Richmond in the State Of
Indiana srnouncfd its iDtea alton to support Col Benton
for the Wee Presidency The moment he it, he did
no, hesitate wlh ha, decision hch marks his character
to sit down. and address the following Gard TO the Editor
Of The jefferson!an:
SeRais Chamber, FEB IL, 1899
"S;R have had the pleasure 10 receive your paper
Of the 29t, uitnp; and have thank for the kind
feelings, and good opinion, winch have induced you 10
place nv name on the list of Vice Presidential caDd
dates; bot the which governed me four year.
ago in firmly declining 10 have my used for that
office still in to:ce and in consequence, have TO
arp,s- you e, OF my determination, that you may
not act rnder misrepresentation
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS II BENTON.
ivr6e Elliott. ESQ Richmoud Indiana -
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Es0fgt,S 6Glxyt Of Fortune.

EEOYT'S OFFICE is still the truly lucky spot 10
send orders to for prizes No vender in Rich
m"nd ever sold prize which amounted to more Than
oue i'm as much money ns Hoy he sells ell the biggest
Capitals he is the who H0'c selling and paying all
the largest capitals. Adventures should be particular
to send their orders to Hoyt for prizes
r5' The EIGHTY THOUSAND is nov the most
attractive scheme on hand-though we have them OF
$40 Geo, 30 600, $4,000, 5000 &c &c.
Nos ii 81 II, whole ticket, $ooVoO, so'd oy n0y''
4 70 SO, $4,000, sold by Hoyt
q 50 G3, 1850, do DO
81 g. II, 10000, do do
IA 33, 5000, do do
30 80 &C. 1000, do do
- ~ "a, 30N do do
And prizes Of other denominations by thousands and
tens Of thousands All sold by the lackiest yender 10
,bs ,ynrh D. NJ. HOYT,
Mach - rg7-tN Richmond, Virginia.
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DEATHS.

Died. yesterday morning illness OF sc days. the IN
year of his Master WILLIAM ENRs P.TTr'OH OF Dr.
William 4. PaeUn OF Ibis city The early and striking dereope
genius ard character this interesting child,
had made him the beloved f4vOfo OF Lis family and
He has sunk early tomb after OF potracted
realize those who find
epoe better and world for his pure spirit. The friends
Ecquananccs of Dr. Peeson requested attend his fune
raj this afternoon Ia pas3 o'clock, without further notice.
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A CARD.
CoES-E5 cents.

At the Capitol, this evening, at o'clock, Doctors
Dscursyois and GAurlS, American Canadian E1iles,
will address the Citizens Of Richmond, in behalf Of their
suffering abused and much oppressed Counlrymen -
The latter gentleman OF the distinguished few
whom Lord Durhcm in his mercy, bcnshed to the Island
of Bermuda but will no, on that account "eXtenuaie
do nnh in malice "
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r,.ycPJ3L IMPROVEMENTS,

M ro,d for the great interests Of the Old Dominion!
W. have been so much overw helmed with politics for
t j,ys na,t that We confess 10 our shame, that We
a.. No, devoted as much space TO the James and ka-
'bY Iop,ogement and the South western Railroad,
,t,, immense interests demand If they are not dis
,s r before our next paper, we shall speak good,
r mol strong word in behalf OF both. Meantime, We
a., moon the mcs, eloquent and able orators 10 come
sr, and contend for the great cause OF Internal I'm.
movement Has john Tyler exhausted all his stores
Has Colonel Watkins no touching arguments to grace
h.. c1uss: alr Peyton spoke iorcbly and feelIng'y
t., him Strike again and again Upon whose shoulders
has the mantle Of James Mcdowell fallen?E1as South
>, nothing to u7ge in behalf of the James River I'm
n,,vrmenl:-We could lay fingers upon some
fine Sneakers ia the House, who have not yet spo
ken Why are they not in arms? The great interests
VIRGINIA are a, stake The genius of the Age calls US
10 be nn the alert The efforts Of sister States TO
wrss, om the Western Trade by parallel railroads,
cali upon 20 emulate their energy, and 10 counteact
their designs Virginia needs but that her sons be tue tn
her ao,-and future generations will rise up 10 call her
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-. - -.,Z
MARK FTS-M,RCH IL. 1879

ToBAcco- Lugs (new)-7 LA 9 l.2-Leaf do.-lOa
Is a. general sales an occasional hid AT higher rates
-Lugs (od)-s ll-Leaf do l2 81.
FLoUR-Cy Mills 5 2-Canal-s Ia 4 l-2-no-
mina
wnEAr-SI 50a 81 50.
CoES-E5 cents
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StTGSt0si's office.

Drawn Nos in Sussex county (Del) Lottery, No. 10,
81 / % "a II So l2 "a SO 81
Ticket Nos. 50 81 50,
Do do "a 81 all sold and cusled by
DO 10 II 81 81,
STRATTON.
Here comes another small one, making five capitals,
sold and cashed in two days, and making 2'J copitas'
besides bushels Of small ones, all sold and cashed IN
little over ~ months. .
Drawn Nos in the Petersburg Lottery, No 2, drawn
9Th Of March - 90 - r.,
.aon . ~ o,shed hv STRArToH.
Tickets by the package or single ticket !os SAFE al
s.raons Lucky Office, lith Street o- 80
March II =. "
~ONCERT-A grand Vocal and Instrumental Con-
cert will be given by nian, niene %,,,h pIs
IUYa M.i,,ne Brenperi will be assisted on this occa.
son bv sipnor Fabj frs, Tenor of the Italian Opera in
New Yurk ard Philadelphia, and by MIR. Barber, Pro.
fpssor of the Piano Forte.
Programme.
PART
! Introduction Piano Forte, Mr.. Barber.
9. Rrci;srive and Air, How gen.
,iy was my slumber, Opera
Der Frciscbu'z, Mad. Breugcri, Ntder
s. Di Placer, Opera La gaia
I.aGra, Mad BreDgeIi, RoSs'n'.
A. Aria "Perche non posse odi.
ur,i," Opera Sonnembu!a, Signor fab] Beu"'.
S. Duo mira Ia blanca luna,
from the Soirces Musicsles OF
Rossp;, Mad. Brcpgeri aud sgnor Fabj, Rossini.
H.
/ Fantasia, Piano Forte, Nh Barber
g Shnnld lie Upbrsid, Mad. Brengeri, B,shop
2 Bole,o V;eni o Ruggiero, Signor Fab, Rosstni.
T;s The last rose of Summer Mad Brengeri, Moore.
Sirnor Fabj will, this OCCASION sing The favore
Comic NeapoItan Iaranlea, one OF the lost IouPosi-
tons Of ROssini.
G. Duo Ul,imo addo' Opera Ia Strauiera, Madame
Brengeri ard Sgnor Fahj Etss"'.
MIR Barber will preside at the fiano torie.
T;ckeio sI each To be had at the Music and Book.
stores and al Mr. Brenges residence, PoShaan House.
March IL VII
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.fSai.0geYs' Office, EiichaRontJ, va.

EARhWING of Virginia Petersburg Lottery, No. =
y for lS39-Drawn oh inst
a. ca - &C : II C2 O. 81 l 75 GA
March II I'-il
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SP3LrG STOCK.
OF IIIsT u y 4 Y wv
n W. RANDOLPH < CO, BOOKSELLERS an


n W RANDOLPH < co, BOOKSELLERS and Bookbnders, 4
below Earb's ool Richmond are receiving By the
Fancy Goods embracing usual variety, which having been
hes, they enabled TO SCI! to country mf'
chats and others al very low Ptsc'.
Having purchased of Mr. Mayo his 9dey we are prepared 10
%ho have Scc'os had he, book. OF M Mao
sHsII continue to make them u The be'''ty'e
SrhO0l BO0hS
o.aphc,-oln.y'. smiths Goodc's sae Brnu'., Wood.
bridge WIards. DaIbi Buit'' Woreestes Pa'e!', Mrs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Smrir PiE"s Smey's Green's Emer-
sons Cooosno. Jec's, Wes, Dcnneus, Dlboll's, and
Spccr,Wehsrer's New York PDTleys L. States, COmcys,
Cob,'s uUicn Universal Emcom':, WorGeI an" Mays.
Emcsons Class EcaAcr., Mua!s, Young Ladies Class Book
Pacys Young Reader NATIONAL Poers Rhetorical Gnmsha~'
MurrGy. GreeneaI. Smi.b's, Brown Hirihaa'',
The above will, innumeobIc vaey CT other school books,
are Tor sale in any F'a"''yOy J. ". RANDOLPH & CO..
M,,chla 397-2wS.w7'I s.aio"Ts and Music Dteltrs
TaNAIL ROBBER Fifty dollars reward will be paid
I'VE by tor the apprehension ard securing IN any
Jail in the United States, a certain WILLIAM w.
TURNER who escaped from the jail OF HenFico county,
ON the nght Of the second daY Of March he present
monthly and had been committed under the charge OF
rohhur the mail of the United States
The said VIM W Turner is about thirty.fve years old,
five feet six inches high, iorrabIy tar skin,
black hair aud eyes large and thin vIsage up
per teeth on the right side of his mouth project beyond
his other teeth and two three OF his upper jaw TEEN
have been extracted lie IS considerably marked with
the small pox and has lost part of the hair OF the reh
cyebrow is tailor by trade and believed to be an lris-
man by birth is known what direction he has
taken but has probably gone n"rthward.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, iarshnl U. s.
p;oL,o,d Mach I1fh IS3D g7-w4w
NTOTICE-1he undersigned having associated them.
selves in the practice Of the Law, will attend Inc
Superior and Interior Courts Of this city, the Supreme
Court Of p2eas and the Superior and Interior Courts
Of tho counties of Goochand and Chesterfield. One OF
them may at all times bs found ct their Office on Co.
vernon street JOSEPH MAYO,
WI. L. ARCHER.
March l2 H-4t
MrOTicE-Having lost or mslnld two certificates OF
u stock issued by the Bank OF Virginia. one for Two
Shares numbered 10 737, dated August 10Th. 1897, the
other for one Share numbered 1885, dated November
god 1882: will make application to The Board OF W
recor OF said Bank the 3st OF the present month,
(harch) for renewal Of the said certificates
AMELIA ID. COSBY.
N,,ob - 97-2aw
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4 Hqppn Shirt.

Whsla noble Contemplation 10 every lover Of his
country is the recent chivnrous Of the leading
Southern men in Congress in regard TO the Maine trou.
bes! Look at them; they vie with the representatives.
of The East in their determination TO stand firm and sup
mort the rights Of that East. Clay, Calhoun Preston,
Linn and others in the Senate, Thompson, PIckens,
and Others in the House., spoke OF Maine and her
rights with the determination 10 support her freely
they would The fields of their own sunny South, when.
ever necessary They forge! that The East had sustained
ahoon-thcy did not look TO themselves or their local
interests or sectional position in this matter: it was
enough for the South to know that the territorial rights
of Sister and sovereign Staewere invaded BY foreign
nowpr and they rushed 10 her ad.-.7tIandyin Ga-He.