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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08
Iirenfy-e:,-..t thousand dollars,

will be Offered for sale, either by ,choiesals or retail
al the most reduced prices, for Cash. I'LL 9TH Oclnhcr
next. when the remainder will be sold public ducio
Country hcrchdHts and Others Wishing To buy Goods
npon the nlnS favorable terms, will do well 10 avail
themselves of this opportunity he Goods obliged
Ia he sold The stock consists of Dry Goods and Gro
ceres, and is we'll asserted and very desirable.
by order ri the Trustees
ED. J. BURTON, A.r
\. B.-A1 persons indebted To either Of the above
firms by bond note or open account requested to
come forward and settle without delay; as otherwise
will be necessary 10 put the in train OF culler
tion By order of The trustees
EDWARD J. BURTON, Agent.
April Is
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IN tHANCERY
On the petition OF Charles {. Patte.,n, nv counsel who
filed his bill, he /, admitted party plaintiff this suit,
h aseeln- 10 pay his proportion o the costs thereof, aud
thcrcnpon his motion, is ordered, that the defendant
lavender London, Executor OF Austin right decd, he
strained from paying away otherwise dispensing Of any
pncs, goods ELECTS his hands, which may hereafter
come Ia his hands, belonging To the defendant Samuel Ed
mnnd, Ia The amount Of one hundred dollars subject to the
Plaintiff demand, and the future order the CONT
ing the -lme and On his further notion is ordered, that
the sad defendant Samuel Edmunds do appear here on or
before the fourth Monday June aud the bill
Of tie -aid plaintiff and TINT copy Of this order be forth
with inserted IN the Iyncbnrg Nngniau," newspaper
published in tie town OF i,nchburg Tor two month, sue
ce,syely and another cop, there, posted the front door
d tie courthouse Of this comfy, court day.
Copy-ies:c,
ST. GARLAND, elk.
April 10 WIN
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T'F.E$y' SIZE OF
900 Dollars wort. Goods

EeY virtue o deed of trust. executed Ivy u. X d,s
Il , and Edward J. Burton. IN the 2Nth Of March,
1913, To Chlswell ID bney and John Il. Davis convey
ing them Trustees Tor the benefit OF their creditors
ALi THE GOODS AND EEEECE>
belonging To. and debts due BURTON s ROBES
and ROBES BURTON. notice is hereby givcn
that ,hH stock oi Goods belonging to kodes aud Bur
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At meeting OF the citizens of Williamsburg opposed TO
the election OF the Hon. Henry \. Wise the Con-
gress, John VI. Maupn, Esq, called the Chair and
John J. Jones appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting explained by Moreau Bow
ers Esq., few pertinent and eloquent remarks when
following resolutions offered 10y Mr. Bowers unani-
mously adopted:
Resolred That however we may admire the talents and
private worho Henry a. Wise, ESQ., late Representa-
tive in Congress, think his principles longer iden
teal with and must therefore, with whatever regret
withdraw support from him.
I'd ReSOued, That highly appreciate, and view with
gratitude and admiration the Observation-Disclosures ard devo
ton principle, OF Hill Carter, Esq. who is willing 10 en-
counter the irsome and unusual tolls of Congressional
canvass, IN support OF the trut and that we having full
confidence in his ability and purity, will use all honorable
means % promote his election.
3D. RcS0lred. That although the announcement of Mr.
Carter q candidate, before il generally known that
district meeting contemplated select a candidate
To oppose Mr. WISE has rendered such meeng unneces
sary for that purpose; yet approve of meeting of the
Wings OF the different parts of the district be held at
York Town. the 18th day of April next and will hear
iy unite in It: because interchange of opinions and
communication OF kindred feeling will serve To coucen-
trnc the energies and the ZEAL OF the Wings through
out the District, and TO inciie them
forts IN the contest.
18th. Resoiued That the Chairman of this meeting ap
point eight delegates represent the Wings of this City
that Convention.
In pursuance Of the lh resolution the Chairman an.
pointed MOieau Bowers John 4. Doncufyie, William H.
Lee, Rchd j. Blunt, Walter Coke, Ro r. Cole, Benjamin
HansiOrd and John J. Jones, Esqts delegates To said
Convention; and, on notion the Chairman was added
On motion, II
ResOired, That copy of these resolutions be sent to
the Richmond Wing, with request that they be pub
lishcd.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
J. NJ. MAUPIN, Pres't
JSo J. JoyrS Scc,rv
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Mr.. WISE.

Reports reach from curriers' Of tho positions
assumed by Mr. Wise in his addresses the peope-some
Of them singular enough-which, have already ndi.
Gated, we shall from time time review.
fuyon,e defence, we learn, from he charge Of deser-
ton from the Wing ranks is that a Bank Of tho United
States in the elections Of S40 and that
therefore, far a. lis subsequent the Bank sub
Jet concerned he be said have fased his past
professions.
Most clearly, this j. raising immaterial issue No
has set made the charge descrion against Mr. Wise
because ofs the Bank, ony single, isolated
question It's hs general repJgnanco cooperation with
the Wings; the withdrawal Of hi. support and confidence
from the Wing pary after struggling for years to esa.
bsh tin power, thus dycsng asoendanoy Of all prac.
Teal good RESULT h turning upon his old friends before the
great common objects which they proposed by the revou.
ton Of 540 had been accomplished; his Of conca.
and concession when absolute unanmiiy impracti-
cable; his bitter and almost natured opposition the VA.
nous proposed by Wing Congress for the relief
Of the county; his disposition, often cyinced to hwart
and annoy bis old comrados his general Of sympathy
with them; his adhesion a who has forfeited all
claim the respect and confidence Of tho Wing party; and
lastly hs yuenl and defamation Of the distinguished
patriot aud statesman whom the universal Wing party Of
the Union looks with eye, for tic country'- rodemp
these the circumstances aud reasons which have
laid Mr. Wise under suspicion Of dcsorton.
Butts that the bank not issue in 1907
ccpnccdc Tor argument snkc hu was not such no terms
express necessary hatt should be- il was how.
ever, clearly issue boy implication. No subject had
gagged the attention Of the country fully and more
gavey than the currency. Disordorcd n the extreme, ia
reformation matter Of paramount requisihon, while
the necessity of some good fiscal agency all sides
admitted. And bui three plans or schemes wcrc
before the people. the Sub-Troasury, the General De
posito System, and n National Bank. The former had
been several times judged and condemned by the people
tc second had proved miserable abortion leaving
itself wiihouta friend; and it's therefore, fair say thai
tho only remaining plan, national bank-that which
whenever tried had admirably answered all the purposes
currency and fiscal agency-was, in the eye Of the poo
pie, when the polls in 1910 they pronounced sentence
Of condemnation on the Pet Bank and SubTeasury party
The business Of this reasoning confirmed by the next 4
conclusive fact that the Representatives OF Che people cs
from thcir very midst by decisive majority, passed. Law
chartornR bank
Another Of MI wisos positions is still moro easily over
| thrown.
We learn that at Williamsburg he produced the Vrgi
mia Wig Address Of 1870 and with air Of triumph
defiance read prove that General Harrison wa
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The CGnrass in this Di,triet-MrssRs. b

The CGRrdss IN this DistrIet-MEssRs BORIS and JONES
Messrs. Bolts aud Jones met at Hanover on Tuesday
and splnered tleir lances the lists They do not com
bat la 0uHanee. The conducted as il ought to
be- with mutual courtesy and amicabe feeling Both
gentlemen acquitted themselves WELL though We learn in
cdeniay, that Bolts rather supposed by the crowd to
be the better lance.
We have made unlucky mistake in saying that Mr.
Bolts would attend Henrico Court Monday. We had for.
gotten that Powhatan Court the same day. and
that he was bound appear that portion of the Gerry
mander on almost the only, ii the only public occasion
which will offer between and the election.
We regret this mistake, and hope the Wings OF Rich
mOnd and Manchester who connected by business and
Intercourse with Powhaan will correct II as far as il
now possible to do and let the people OF Powhatan
know that Mr.. Bolts will attend Powhatan Court Monday
Mr. Jones will, the day, Monday next attend
Henrco Court where the Wings will receive him with dis
uncuon, and we hope have champion worthy Of such an
antagonist, ready to meet MIN before the people
The Of Messrs. Jones and Bolts are known
to each other, and unarness proposed by either-
While Mr. Bolts considers his duty to visit Powhatan
part Of the "GeHymsnder with which he i only partially
acquainted, Mr. Jones for the reason thinks it ineum
bent upon him 10 be Henrco. This s oil right The
People ough; have opportunity becoming
with both
But, as COL Hopkins other equally qualified will
encounter Mr.. Bolts At Powhatsn, call upon the Wings
10 nominate some one to meet lir. Jones Henrico
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CUMBERLAND.

At meeting Of the Wings Of Cumberland assembled at
the Court House monday the 9th of March for the pur-
pose OF selecting suitable candidate represent the
ty in the Legislature On motion OF Nelson Page ESQ.,
Mr.. HENRY Z. IRVING called the Chair and
JAMES NJ AUsToS requested Secretary The Chair
IN few remarks, explained the object Of the meeting and
several gentlemen had been spoken of suitable clnd
dates he urged upon the Wings order
the pToprey of cordial from all quarters upon the
nominee Of the mectng-lt consequently moved Ind
unanimously carried, that oil the Wings taking part these
proceedings, do pledge themselves sutnn and support
the gentleman who be chosen; and hutour
be requested give their hearty assistance. The
OF the meeting being then taken IL asceriained that
Captain james Hobson the choice OF the meeting.
Captain HObson being upon the ground accepted the
nomination. Afterwards wasresJyed that the proceedings
Of this meeting be forwarded tie Eders OF the Rich
mond Wing for Publication
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VIM 7. Snodgrass and Edmund Pendcton, Esqrs are
the nominated Wing candidates for the county Of Berkeley
We hail Mr. Pendletons introduction into public life
with pleasure. lie much to his name and a. the
ability to pay all that SO great imposes upon him.
And talking of owing, the Wings of BerSley owe their
political friends heavy debt of the last election
OF State Senator We will move give them receipt in
full they will send Conrad or Faulkner or Worth
ingon to Congress Otherwise they must undere the re-
proach of the Wing party for cupabc and most injurious re-
missness There Is county the State save Aeeonae
with which the Wings have much right to pull crow
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ExEcUTIVE PATPON4GE.
81. a. wise.

~, 4. wise.
IL was remarked by the celebrated HoBBEs, that the
who would wish suppress the spirit OF liberty among
people would DO wo begin with destroying the works Of
the iustrous orators of the ancient republics; the sentiments
that bnzon every page Of those immortal productions being
such rs cannot fail 90 awaken n breasts ardent
love Of freedom und hatred Of oppression IN like
manner we may say, that when Wing Of lsiO-such
Mr. Wisc-undcrilkcs TO convert his Wing constituency 10
STRIKE out Of existence OFT Hs dcnunciatons against
those inp.crubc abuses and c0rupons which now cDns
t1e the Tyler system. II would be- well Tor Mr. W. in hs
present enterprise be- could suppress especially bis Louisa
speech; Tor De- Impossible that any hold the opn-
ions aud sentiments therein expressed and De Tyler man
We now propose 10 revive the memory Of O single pas
sage from that speech but % will strike readers
glnry apt on The present. OCCASION when the author going
about among be- constituents POI show them "hc reason o
his revolt from the Wing pnry and endeayoHng trans
Ter the Executive "a district changed as well NOM
ber' kecooc this spoken only three years ago; and
e speaker was Henry a. Wise, the Rejected Of the SEN
nte i'r ihc Mission 90 France.-Daif Patriot.
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The Concorda, La Banner has the following anecdoe of
Mr. CLAY, at the Agricultural Fair Baton Rouge which
certainly cannot be regarded compliment Lord Nor
peth, whaievert may be IN regard Harry Of the West
Ii was the beautiful Duchess Of Devonshre we believe
Of the candidate whose colors she woe but perhaps the
freehOders whose good fortune be pleasantly
cnnyasscd on that occasion, all prey men," which
The task difficult. II, however, the young
ladies undertake salute Mr. Clay the Presidency and
are determined 90 kiss away all opposition democracy we
presume, resign itself fate and up its coun
tenunce IN patient submission, vhlc the embcmac his
irigate, which out in l5iO," be turned into
smack" 70 adapt itself the circumstances OF the
campaign. But 10 the story!-PenRSyiuGnidn
lady standing near US was introduced &, M Clay
after the usual slutiOns, sng observed, "We Mr. Clay
am very warm ir end Of yours, much indeed sir
that would willingly have and ague elk
months TO sent you 30 the Presidential Chair" We thought
for moment nat this overwhelming compliment would
take Mr.. c. aback bowling for an instant and return.
ing hs thanks, he replied, any dear madam you bring to
my mind anecdote told me by friend from Washing.
ton, who informed me that during Lord MOrpcth- visit
there, he, Lord W., took occasion call on a couple Of
young ladies', friends Of mne after the visit ono Of
them observed, Well, f.. wia, would you take 10
kiss that ugly mouth Of Lord Morpethsr (which 5y the
bye said Mr. c. 'siar uRier than mine, which, presume
none Of you will pronounce handsome" Nothing" said
Mics A., nothing earth could induce me" The
other hesaiod moment aud observed "woud you not,
could the election VI Mr.. Cay7" She thought
for an instant and, jumping from her replied, Yes,
I'd 70 10 ="
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We know well ihst ther motives pure and patriotic.
Mr. Ro. 5. Brooke candidate for the Senate from Au
gus'a and Roekbndge. JOhH NeCue. Esq.. Of Augusta
also announced himself candidate Monday.
Mr. Frazier is again candidate for Augusta as are
Messrs. James Bell and John s Fulton. Col. franklin
MeCuo is brought forward by MANY Voters" All these
gentlemen are true Wings.
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6en Thom Thum, iakes his JarsrsH benefit to-day, as
nisH DIS last appearance here. lie has been visited
by crowds 81 our first citizens whose admiration wasunboun
ded and we bespenk ior him full house on the day Of hs
benefit Don't fail Of socing bm, be- s the greatest won
der Of The age and tho most charming c fellow that ever
VISITED our City Cell, Then, today between the hours Of
10 A. ". and .. r. " Of The Odd Felows Hall and YOU
WI meet win warm reception, op lie
~ ~ ward Elections for tIse city Of Hic hnond,-
~ h oi hnc persons from each Wad serve A. Council
h MedDeay Apf next AZ The following places VIZ Fof Jea
son Ward No J. az tn Oh Market Madison Nysct 10
2, AZ The Columbian Hotel for Monroe Ward 30 al m r.
lately occupied BY Mr. Bracket The pog. ,, n. =,
10 O'clock A. NJ and closed down of The same f,,
mh I'D JNO. ". FERGt ssON = G. D.
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TOLLS ON THE OLD CANAL.

o.. IL
On every hogshead of Tobacco
On every hogshead Of Tobacco Stems os
On every hogshead OF Rum, Wine, or French
Brandy
On every hogshead containing other Liquids so
On all barrels and casks containing Spirits
Wines, and other Liquids, in proportion to
quantity above.
On every barrel of Flour In4
On every barrel Of Pork Beef or Fish 10 s
On every ton of Hemp, Flax, Bar Iron, Castings,
Lead or Zinc I so
On every ton Of Pig Iron so
On every ton Of Shucks, Straw, Hay Fodder
Oats OF
On every ton Of Stone, Manure, Bricks, Plaster
Lime, Oyster Shells, or Sand 1873
On every sack Of Salt o.
On every bushe Of Wheat g
On all other articles commonly sold by the bush &
On every cord of Wood or Bark l25
On every thousand Slaves, Heading, Shingles
Boards, or Bolts os
On every thousand Laths Hoop-poles 1915
On every thousand feet Of Plank or Scantine IS
All articles not enumerated, shall pay by tho
hundred weight d
One large empty boat
One empty batteau so
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SUGAH.-woolsey woolseys Loaf Crushed sugar Jus
- received and for sale low by
ap i-diw BROWN TAYLOR.
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II FLOUR inspected in the City Of Richmond during
the quarter ending 3lst March, 1919.
35,l32 bbs. Superfno
,73s half bbIs
$500 bbs. Fine
1905 do MiddIings
LIZA do Condemned.
JOHN ENGLAND,
Inspector
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Riehmond,-The Ctr CoLector.-Prn,eription,

II the argument Of Richmond, in this mornings paper
does not convince the Wing party OF this city now
becomes them do and assign the mos, incon,roverb
reasons for 1t, twoud be vain for Us to attcmptit
Let us be permitted respectfully and deerentay to say
to the Wings Of Richmond that it is to lay aside
vain generosity which reoiprocaicd spurious mag
nanmity which is only regarded the evidence Of midy
aud cowardice and policy which has resulted and always
will result, in defect
Ii they really do believe their principles right and best for
the country We call upon them D maintain them.
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ARTICLES AT rIvE cKSrs
rs mills per B-
Agricultural implement. Ino,ho,
Anvls, Bellows aud Vices Iemon.
Peas" Liquors Otherwise de.
- signated
buuer Live stock
Ca an1,ss Machinery not otherwise de.
ci,ases signaicd
cI's Mechanics tools
coess Metals not otherwise de,g.
Confectionery Oil. of Mi L,a
upper Oranges
s.oiuaso Paints
Cotton, Cotton Yarns and Paper
r. Cotton Bagging Powder
Dive s,g. Poultry and Egg.
~ NJ sum SUNS Putty
~ Raisins
fancy hrucies Rice
r.au''s Ssddlcry
' V",eRh not other Sslpetre
p Wis designated Snake Root
Furs and Peltry S,,,m -,
uiass-"hfc Steel
SihgsenS Spices
Groceries not otherwise de- Shoe. and Boots
signated Soap
Hardware Shot
nats' Gaps, &c. Sugar
Hair, curlcd Teas
usmpen Yarns Tin and Tin.ware
H. ""u SNhs' dry Wrapping Paper
Hops and Herbs Zinc '
AT FOUR cTSrs PER MILF:
100 mills per 1000 Ib.l
Agricultural productions not Nails and Spke.
Al ohei"ise designated Oysters, not in the shell
Ashes pot and pearl Peas and Beans
paeIh Pork, sued or fresh
Beef, satcd or fresh Rsg,
Burr Blocks shsd
COpperas Sod of Ill L.,
Temp IieiP ahu fss Scgars and Snuff
''''es ,o ana 9Aih' raw or Spirits of Turpentine
JOneI's work Tslow
ron oa'uns' Tobacco. of oil kinds
Lard Vcnison
mockereI WOODWARD
Mlill-Soncs Wool
Mutton
ARTICLES AT THELK cISrs PER NILE:
rs mills per 1000 Ib.l
Apples, and othcr|iomcsuc Flour
:, iruit' green or dry Fodder
Bran and other mill offal i.aswood
Buekwheat and Buck~heat Mshoganv
c,.,i r'o"f Mineral Waters
Charcoal NJ
Cue' Oats
= Sorn ana Corn Meal Pig Lead
EArhern and Poiters' Ware Rye
Empty casks and boxes Salt
Fish not otherwise dosigna- Vinegar
Tea Wheat.
AT TWO PER TON PER MILE:
no mills per Ibsl
Sath, ground or unground Potatoes Tunips and other
=, is vegetables
tind-siones Slate for roofing
Heading and Hoop Poles Slaves
Laths Straw, Shucks ChaG &c
Marble, dressed, passing up Shingles
= inc canal Stone, dressed.
Oysters in the shell
Pitch Tar, Rosn and Tur.
pontne
AT ONE AND HALF CENT FER MILE:
r.! mills per lbs
Pig Iron
AT ONE CENT MILE:
IS mills per 1000 lbsl
D DrLN Marble rough, passing down
O'"' VI Sohe' passing down the canal
=, me canal Oyster Shells
~ sp' S OF r'as'er Posts and Rails for fencing
ron gre Timber, of all kinds
H'ne OF Limestone Tiles, for roofing.
AT HALF CENT PER MILE:
RI mills per 1000 nsl
0'ay, raru sand and Ora Stone, rough
r. Wood for fuel, provided that
oa' passing up the the toll shall be less
:, canal than l25 cents per cord
u On all articles, except coal transported on any por
on OF the enlarged old canal, between Richmond and
aidens AdVen'ne) the tolls shall be equal least
W "'o'e chnrged on the old canal. NH Silt
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HANOVER.
WILLIAMSBURG.

The LocOs have brought for this county, John Dud
ley George Brown, Esq. Mr.. Brown is an amiable man.
but will be badly beaten.
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Haskinston Countu.

The Wings Of Abingdon held meeting on the 25tf for
the purpose OF considering the expedency OF bringing out
Wing candidate for the county Of Washington
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ByWtdiothian Notice-Tho annual general meeting n
The Shareholders o. the Midlothian Mining Company win be
held a. Tho Columbian Hotel City Richmond Saturday
the " day n April at ~ O'Clock ny order President
nh 2s-dd JNO. G. srANARD. Secretary.
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u We have hud about the streets for several
days. that there TO be paper established in this city
10 aid the Enquirer in taking OF the Democracy
Since the developments Of the March Convention it Is con-
ecured that that pint pay due attention to the ia
teress OF both wings OF the Democracy-and proposed
the Calhoun wing new nurse This is street
alkwe know nothing about the matter But the fact is
the Cahounites, under existing circumstances do stand
hnli chance We do not much room for paper
here; but II Capt Tyler will throw IN few paper and
Irvine contracts and the South Carolina chyary will bleed
freely, the enterprise may least have beginning Its
TO be observed, atthe Cahounes generally reading
men, nnd good patrons OF papers, remark not be
extended 10 the other wing Of the Democracy-aken in
thcuuzs
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b- The Rev sCUDDER. Missionary from India will preach
Presbyterian Church IN Sabbath morn
Ing d. scuddcr viii address Sabbath School ehren
First Presbyterian Church the
floor u which will be- reserved Teachers and scholars
a of whom invited 10 arend AMI
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TARIFF

~ Tolls per ton Of 1000 ls per mile 10 D. charged on "a.
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWIIA CANAL.
ARTICLES okSrs rsR TON rsR NILE;
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On MONDAY Evening. Mr. OWENS BENEFIT
on which Drama. IThe
UiIicr,s MaId.- viii he produced. AMI
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typographical Notice.-rte next regular monthly meet
F ~ eTyp1graphcai Association. will be- held the Odd Fellows
Hal. on Saturday evening a. hail past O'Clock
" The undcrsgnods requested 70 call the particular attention
n members ~ ts business of importance viii d. brought
forward AMI the printers generally invited a. attend
nn III WV McDERMOI-r Re,grilaR S1trfiarH
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DIBRELL. HOLCOMBE & co,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ap1-dI2ml Opposite shockoo Warc-Iiouse,
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CHESTERFIELD RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Of c Stockholders of the Chesterfield Rail
Road Company place Exchange Bank Richmond
on Monday. the 18th day Of April 10 O'Clock Az
40 i-dEem GEORGE FISHER President
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To conclude with the Lsughabe Farce OF
STATE SECRETS.
GREGORY, Mt OWENS