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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23

sSuw swsy of sssovory, h~a his Sims are
ribly b.tk- 1t ss'nsslar 10 witness
- deep se!mS ~hehsAis soh'py quarrel
~ produced issli rssA. eThe poor NO
rssn. who pc ddlss apsk' in front Of our OF
fee, ha, gone home having sold out her
stock. Our elrrk gave her elk pennies IN
exchange fora f2, and he noticed |" she
took them. that her hand trcmblcl IL
miym have been with cold, ss SHE had been
Standing on the walk all day, bu, he thinks
II wa, with alarm. We shall issue another
extra, a. soon a. we think 1t will sell"
Now the subjec, is fully worked up
The matter, pending for four days, has betH
exaggerated. distorted, henpcd up with ter
rors, aud dressed out with sympathy, pity
and all sorts o. things Are you rendy,ie'
der, TO BE- let down Shuil we open the
lirle valve in the india rubber cushion o
your fears. and suffer the gas TO escape
thus restoring you to your composed nnd
steady scatl Well, read the following -
"Tpg Duel is ovER--Mf. ClIng'nnn
aud Yancy met this (Nonday) morning
ncnr. Blndesburg Mr.. c FRED orsr W.
Ydncy's head anil NJ. Ndn'y 6r,i inc
he grouad TAcy then shank hands ana
rein rned 10 Warrington
We repeat the question, with which W.
commenced. Will some one tell us what
honor. or chivalry means2 We desire io
see a Southern lexicon. In the Elder
Brother" cour,ier, who wears Damas
Gus blade, SAYS The gentlemen are not ex.
peclcd to fght--lhey are only 10 mouth
fighting terms, which answer as well, and
are u great deal safer. We rejoice iha
these two Southern heroes have escaped The
periIs o. the awful onhct which seemed in
eviinblc but 1.-TWO ofour Intelligent Brook
Ign friends, who do not believe in fighting
duels, had engaged in n quarrel, and actct
thoroughou, as these chivulrous gcnllemeI
at Washington have, we should not hesitate
to call them miserab blus,crcrs, contempt
able towards, scarers of women AID children
no, brave men. OF course we do no, mean
10 apply these terms 10 the parties in the late
agonizing affair, because we are afraid o
being called out
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23

MONSIEUR 1ONSON-COME AGAIN"
The pmanrhropic,a and the reloubta5leRod-
rey !. Marsh /, again down upon us, as the
boys say, like a thousand Of brick'-a, least
we &c 10 from the fact that we have re-
ceived from him huge package containing
communication Of screa mortal pages OF
ioulscap, and which from n tursory glance at
the iirs, and Two last pages. we infer is en-
urely devoted 10 our humble self As above
suggested. we have not had lime TO give this
communication that attention which lis impor-
lance 6cmands-but We IrtmLle nienseiy'-
as the Emperor Of China would ssy-ln view
OF the g'eM ic"rA 10 ~h,ch the gentleman
goes in his abuse OF a.
Ii 10 the misfortune Of This able and fear
less defender Of the rights Of man ever 20
misundentlnI US. We published his letter
IN abuse OF US, not becaI Sc We supposed our
rcadefa cafed 10 peruse bio dc leCliGle cp,stle
but simply to gtlliiy hi, malice. We made
, our comments under tie suppo.lion that our
correspondence was iLote to end We be
ileye we car find matter that will more
interest our readers than the, very lengthy
3 Communication of which we now speak an1
therefore, respectfully decline to lnflct the II
~Ih It's publicaiion ia the Herald. We vii
hold the communication subject TO his order
and We hope that lie may hnd some o,hel
Channe !ot ia Appearance. We'shouId re-
mica Il, "a % s,.,,nt.sA' "a all
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23

aORrcoN ANDTryAs-The s,Il

"OREcoN AND TExAs-The subject
Of the occupation of Oregon and the
remuneration of Texas, was brought
before the Senate yesterday, by Gen
Clark, in n series Of resolutions, which
will be found in our legislative re-
port.
II will I've seen that they 20 for An
nexaiion, at the earliest practicable
period, stripped OF all embarrassing
questions, direct or incidental. We do
not doubt that they express the perva.
dung popular sentiment of the State"
The above paragraphs are from the
Albany Argus, and refer 10 resolutions
embodied IN the report in last Even
ing's paper of,he Senate's proceeding,
at Albany on Wednesday.
! II is not without design that Oregon
and Texas are grouped togethcr-th,
just with the unjust-the living witt
the dead. Concerning our right {,
5 Oregon, all are agrcrd-no one dis
puteS that Even England does no
dispute the right. bu, only its extent
3 whether ltbc limited by one parallel
A or another parallel of latitude. True
p indeed. there Is difference ot oplnlor
nbou, the expediency and the form q
= asserting the right at the momcn
9 when this Government aud that O
4 Great Britain are occupied IN nepotii
$ ton upon The subject bat the rigt
: Rsclf, as has been already sad, non
deny.
r The motive therefore Of coupling a
) undcniable claim with one SO cleAri
, opposite, Ia obvious enough. Il - A.,
20 make an average n, least-and a. ii
" good ,nlc 10 OREGON cannot bc dau
l. aged ly The mote li,hn the doubtll
- one la TeKAs,H Is hoped that the dot
Is iil may w improved by the good.
4 col thing certainly II secins
ls IL. IN this Gen Clarke 70 rroro.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23

max ,ise sn~ l<gisiasurr rxpsss 1t rs
the ofcfcpec gof . GRO n91oriy OF
the r~opls OF the Shte, BAT sbould bo
annsxcd % thu CSscd SntcN without
dividing her territory INTO slavchol-
ding and non Sta vcboiding States.
II Is our business To know seine
ding of what the JroIdc OF the State
say, We, very certainly we remember
no single instance ~ any part OF the
Stale wher here has bcen an expires
SION Of opin'on bearing On this pertIcu
lar point. \. Y. American,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23

PARRY Goo An Arkansas hero
was lately conyic ted of horse stealing,
and when sentence had been passed on
him he took survey of the court
room, and gave yant TO his feelings al
ter the tolloYlng manner. well this
IS rather the briskcst place ] ever did
SEQ, Travelled fifteen miles this morn
ing stood an election and unanimously
voted By twelve men. TO be maintain.
ed at the public expense for ten
years,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23

much ,oyou, tha, you NIGH, comm,
uieaic il 10 my friends. MAY Go.
bless you and yours.
ANpREw JAcKSoN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23

TEXAS, land its capabilities as mar.
kct for the manufacturers, and portions ol
the surplus agricultural produce oflhe Nor
thern States, are held up IN high rhcr
frequently, by those who hope by the m
peals to cupiduy of the North, to lull It,
conscience 10 tho cnorni'y Of extending the
area Of freedom, by multiplying the evil, 4
scope, and power of slavery
The following scrap from recent Texas
paper give the measure Of the present ca.
pabllly of lhn nation OF Texas as n con.
sumcr Of foreign goods, product, and mcr
chandlzc.
| |, appears by the statement from tho
Treasury Department, that the total amour.
Of imporalions as reported at the Custom
! Houses Of Texas for the year ending july
81, ls44, was $3.50 sos O3. The amount
OF duties collected was s2Oi4i3 80: the
EXPENSES for collecting S23,55l A. aud
the nett revenue Sl71sGl IS.
j The impounllons were made Ms follows:
From the United States, S593.225 Il
Do Grcnt Bri,lnn & Ireland 81 .QeQ
ID, Spanish West lnlios, rs 8
DO France 1854 s.
Do Belgium 3,5lG IS
DO Elance Towns 27,494 4
DO AuslrianAdriulic Dominions, ,sl1SG
Do Yucuan Goa 81
Tot $3.50 q
| Lrss thnn ven thousand dollars is tho
whole impor, from all the world Of all sorts
Of produce and uerchaudi re into T,,a>l
And it ito acquire such market that
the north j., asked TO forcswear p,y, ,piro
aud prove recrcnnt TO duty and LiOc'yl
Success such a cause is impossible
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

IoutIy Cletk's OGlrsI
Rutland, 30 Jan. lsI5
| corify that, m the 10th dsv Of J,p,,,.
A. d. is%5, publicly csnvs.sed and d, In,
ed the vo,cs returned 10 this Office lor Con,
~ Commissioners within and lot the Conn,
Of Ru,laod ss hereinafter written, wuh a.,
nsmes and voics to each respectively ann,
ed, and IN accordance with the Statu,. d,
declare John A, Conan', Loyal C. kc.,,.
and Ehsk,m Paul 10 have received the co.,
go, number Of votes foi said office, and ~,
they are elected County Commissioners l,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23

Hon. JouN NJ. CLAYTON was on
Tue sday elected L. =. Senator from
Delaware for SIX years from 4Ih Of
March next The vote,in JOINT Ballot
Of the Legislature stood
For John NJ. Clayton (Whlg ~
81" Martin W. Bates, d,pcol' 10
-, %. =. .....: u .. q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23

Clay0ns majority
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
-. Richmond Enquirer.


Terms y !. ,uhlished DAILY and SEMI
ny The tns"n mil, Paper seven dollars per an
NftKLY to' w ii eight dollars II taken ior snort
I'm. and al me Wv. oar For the Semi-Weekiy, i've
rrod man 'n' ard Three Dollars f"i six months,
mas ~r AMMAN" paid IN ;se once, or rem".eu oy
-, shle N ad.s, i, Dollars per annum az 'he Gnu u
~ ~ pos, paid OF - 80 :,
the ye ,e this office may "e ~. Lay az ths Edi
~ Al dues !" ,i. Rank notes al the RISK Oh 'ne Eur
and a'a.'vl l,,,,r. beng pad by he nrters.-
y" ., G-t Y ,.,,er Is scarcely OF any account
iTb. os;ace o. ~ accumulation of postage, III an
= lie s'list' ~, which operates as serious 'aA
',.s.ise bus,ness'
sSai.e sir rSc us OF ADVERTISING. :
,.,,1y ENoUIRER-f% one SQUARE "a y,
~ THE oa'n nrst insertion, MY GEMS, o.lu
,,,ren lines OF ,,,nu rs en,y-hre ctnts-h insert
.y-,y soe'eeu nyicr a week, OF three ''u'es "oe"'
{" .eyeu and han CEN INV dollars for thirty
Aapla =, ,bSt proportion f.. anveluse' an,,;on.
nrts. an a.,h-sacept Lottery sepue,, ~ ,naas, in.
greater asr charged one hundred oo''afs' 'p"i''
GUIDED. .sruI-WEeKLY-nn square OF sixteen
y LIS ..s ms, insertion, % ee"ts' ''' ea'''
snee 50 stn's ,.,,,c. mus, he accompanied with the
orders '' ss,sisc,ory references, TO insure eAeeu
III, i, o,....-,,s and Marriage, from the county
<? ~ w. .,ny's handwriting Ia unSn'Wa a. VIE
whenever t authenticated by the rndor>ation OF .h'
0ttr lnu' 49, ,-,-hbo-hood. they Will IN no case
P'>.ma>'s' rvrr measure. that has been TAKEN q
v ~ I" ,,inns and quzzes, has proved here'oa'is
ns'tn ~. We must. therefore, insist, IL such e"oe
ma "s,,,n,ca,ou beiag certified by the name o
i?"n ~" r-i,t,n ~ The hack If the letter.
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DIED,


At his residence in Henry COUNTY, on nc T9Ih
May, JuHS TAYLOR WcorroN, in the 18th year
Of his age. II IS due 10 hS memory, and may
console his friends ard relations al distance,
10 give a brief account Of his character Though
life. and The manner OF his death. Strong prac-
teal sense. faithful observance Of his obhga
lions 10 Gcd and 10 m fiantness and plain
dealing with all men, 3nd an independence oi
spiii, amt moral courage, which enabled him 10
walk in the path OF duty without lear and above
repro5cb, were striking traits in his character
he lived aud died devoted disciple Of ChIis
and never Was any man more happily sustained
By his religious faith in the h,ur OF dealh =
Whilst puscless and with the clammy ,wea, OF
death upon him, his mind was clear, his firm
ness unshaken, and his parting exhoriations 10
every connection, neshhor and servant around
him, were delivered with calmness OF manner,
an eloquence OF language, and warmth 81 at
fiction, which made an indelible impression up
on all VINO Witnessed the solemn scene. May
his bereaved wife, three sons, infant danehier
find all OF his numerous friends and REALTORS
and balm for their grief in The recos ciion OF
his exemplary life aud happy death. He expired
without sroan or struggle, and apparently
without fear or pane.
g5Lynchburg Virginian and Religious He
raid will please copy.
Died, al his residence, in Nelson un'y, on he
9th inslanr, after short hu, painful illness Q: a
few hours, Of Spasm Of The Stomach lunS NJ.
RobERTs, ESQ in he 77h ear oil his age. Few
men have died more teluve or more reg eed ~
all who knew him. He had long been an exem-
pary member of The Bapls. Church, aud has left
q numerous family 10 mourn their loss.
~ The Charlottesville and Tennessee repers
vii! please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
/ AW NO t | G Z $ !.
Read & ElOurlaOy.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PaRiNEkohir'
~ Consequence OF a change having been made
II he ,ine Of holding The Superior Couris IN
:. ii he couniss in the range Of MessrS. ueo.
u Sea! and Nm C. Flonrnoy, and the esta-
, nan, Il The various Cours Of another, by
=. .>. ..rmaon OF the new county Of Appoma'lox,
=. ,-eni~.e interchange and cooperation between
~ ~ has . their resIe,, been rendered impra"-
nike, i. They have therefore 10 announce, that
=, ,'' q partnership heretofore existing between
l-en,, under the style OF Read y Journey IS,
!. IN, ra,ual consent, this day dissolved. TO The
MINI. who have literally patronised them during
'l ..ssa init professional connexion of more Than
81 wears, !hey return their thanks, and sevefally
odsr ,seir services in their new relations. Mr..
ronrnoy's arrangements for the future will be
zen below. Mr. Read will hereafter attend all
ne Cour.s Of Charlotte, Halifax and Mecklen-
f.rc His address is Charlotte Courthouse.
GEORGE w. READ,
Anil 20 1915. WIN. C. FLOURNOY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
Public Sale OF Land,
IN MONROE COUNTY

TN pursuance OF decree OF The Circuit Supc-
i rior Court of Law and Chancery Tor the coun-
ty ii Louisa, pronounced on The 10Th Of April,
1915, in The case of D. n. & T. NJ. Jones, mer-
chants and partners, and Daniel Perkins against
Mary P. Duke, widow of Benz p. Duke, dec,
and others, will, as commissioner appointed by
said decree on Thursday, the 2s,h day Of Au-
gust next, IA, IL O'Clock, A. NJ, al Union, in the
county Of Monroe, expose 10 sale, publicly, 10
the highest bidder, subject 10 the dover OF the vi
dow Of The said B. B. Duke all the Real Estate
living in the said county Of Monroe, Of which the
said Duke died seized and possessed. This Land
lies in the neighborhood OF Union, consists OF
abou, TWENTY-FIVE hundred acres, and might be
made most valuable grass farm. II has upon
it an inexhaustibe quantity OF iron ore, which, it
is believed, may be made source of great profit.
The terms OF sale will be cash for 50 much as
NAV be necessary 10 defray the expeae attending
the execution OF The decree aforesaid-lhe balance
to ue paid in two equal annual instalments, the
purchaser executing bond with good security, and
The title 10 be retained Till the whole Of the pur-
chase money be paid
MARY P. DUKE, Conn.,
BY T. Guerrant, her agent.
limo l0-cutda
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
FREDERICKSBURG CLASSICAL AND
SCIENTIFIC ATHENEUM.

TINE Subscriber, who was during two years
i engaged as Associate Teacher in The Frede-
rcksburg Classical and Mathematical Institute,
proposes TO open a permanent School in Frede-
rcksburg, under the above lille, the first term 10
commence on Monday, September 18th, next en-
suing.
The course Of instruction will be thorough and
complete, embracing the elementary and advan-
ced works in The English, Classical and Scientific
Departments. Students will be thoroughly pre-
pared in all respects Tor the most advanced class
es in the prominent Colleges and Semina-
ries in The country, or for an immediate entrance
upon any business.
The Subscriber having, in connection with his
course of study, had facilities OF communication
and intimacy with business men, rarely granted
10 student fialters himself ,ha, he can lend very
important services TO young gentlemen entrusted
to his care designed for the active business OF
life
The advantages Of healthy location. and re-
fined society, which Fredericksburg presents, Of.
fer great inducements Tor Youth, and no pains
will be spared BY the Principal 10 prepare young
gentlemen tor society as well as for the profess
siona study. The subscriber pledges himself to
furnish faithful and competent teacher for eve
~ twenty-five boys under his care.
Two Sessions OF fi"e months each, will COM
pose the academic year, the first commencing on
the last Monday Of September the second on the
first Monday in March next following.
TERMS
For Tuition inthe ordinary English branch
es, per session SIT so
The Languages, Mathematics Philosophy,
&c, per session % 90
Modern Languages, extra.
Board, fuel, lights, etc, may be obtained in
genteel families, Tor about $40 10 l60 per year.
The subscriber further hees leave to present 10
the public his credentials from the College OF New
Jersey.
CoLLEaE or New Jersey, May 10, 1915.
The subscribers take pleasure in expressing
their high opinion Of Mr.. Joseph J. Hasey's qua
li6calions as an instructor. While student OF
this institution he stood in the first rank of Soho
larship, and his moraldepornent was highly ey-
emplary. His course Of study since he was era
duated has been such as 10 add % his altainmenls,
and increase his fitness 10 instruct. We do no,
hesitate therefore, TO express The highest conf
dence that he will prove himsefto be a thorough
and successful Instructor OF youth.
JAS CARNAHAN, President.
Jos. Henry, Prof. Of Nat. Philosophy.
JONI MCLEAN, Prof Greek Lang. & Lit.
ALBERT r. DoDD, Prof Of Mathematics.
The subscriber would further take pleasure in
referring to The following gentlemen, who were
patrons of the Fredericksburg Classical and Ma
thema,ical Institute, during his connection with
the same:
DR.. B. r. Wexford, VIM. C. Beale, Esq,
J. S. Wexford, Esq, DR.. NJ. A. Blanknan,
John J. Chew, Esq, Mr.. Peter Goolrick,
Gen. L. H. Bolts, Mr.. E. Mcdowell,
Mai. Byrd c. Willis.
Applications received before the subscribers
risi, to The North, or within two weeks, will re-
reive the first attention.
JOS. J. HALSEY,
June6-c2w Principal and Proprietor.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, June "A.

F,ouR.-' he narke, is sieady--we ouo;c Ca
nal Flour al Inc Basin, 81 % with moteEalc
demand and Ii ii receipts wagon price 4 l2!
GasiH.-Saes o! 1900 800 bushels yellow
corn a, Tie BASIN AT 80, q 10 cts, ard two thee
caFgoes al The wha, al ;Gs cts :or while ani II
els. Tor yellow. Last sales Of good red wheat :.
The Basin a. % cts o-eite.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
VOLUME A2---NO. I2.

sugar and tobacco crops, are highly fourishing.
There Is likely 10 he an abundance Of c.rn.-
There has been a lille 100 much rain Tor cotton,
and planters find il difficult 10 keep The yrsss
down. The worm has attacked he leaf Of the
cane, and injured the :rowIh lille. Tobacco
IS said 10 be already large enough 10 top DR.
Gauier has, farm OF 80 acres in Tobacco; and
others are paying increased attention 10 this
staple"
Information having heen desired CT the British
Consul 81 Gaives,on, in reference 10 The operation
OF the new sugar duties ACT, he has stated that
Ger the Treaty. between Great Britain and Texas
sugar, the growth aad produce OF he Republic is
admissible under the low rate Of duty.
The TELEGRAPH states, tina, all the counties in
the Republic, rs far as heard from. are in favor
OF The Presidents Proclamation calling Con-
venton.
The citizens OF Montgomery and Houston coun.
ties have passed resolutions OF confidence in the
Presidents unwa"eTing patriotism and devotion 10
the Republic.
When The New York left Galveston on Wee
nesday, The election :nr members of the Conven-
ton was going on.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
FIournoy & BOcOck.

1TC>SRS. VIM c. Flournoy and Thos. ).
MI Bocock having associated themselves nn-
dr. The style Of Fiournoy & Boccck, will hereai-
Ter pfac,i:e their profession in connexion. They
vii. Attend regularly all The courts OF Bncklng-
IAN, Cumberland, Prince Edward, and the new
county Of Appomattox; also, the Superior Courls
Il Campbell and the Superior and Inferior
corrs OF Charlotte or Lynchhurg, as may here
si.er be teemed advisable. MIR. Bocock being
he attorney for the Commonwealth in The County
Conr OF Appoma,,ox, the partnership will not
sueni 10 the criminal practice in that Court
For ,ha, Mr.. Flournoy offers his individual ser
yic,s. The attention of both partners viii oe gl-
y.n with zeal and energy, TO the business OF 'iie
sfm
Address the firm, either at Farmville, Prince
rirarj The residence Of Mr.. Flonrnoy, or al
Cover Hill. Appomauox. the residence OF Mr.
9,,ocs WIN. C. FLOURNOi,
N,yS0-c9t TIL. S. BOCOCk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

OH PoiSr Horrt.-U understanding tina, there
is some doubt resting on he public min as 10
The time when this charming watering place will
be opened, We arc authoriz 10 say that i, was
opened according 10 advertisement, on the 10Th
in.an'-and That there are ample preparations
for large number Of visitors. Oh Ina, We
could be there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

Mr.. Dellerl, The only Wing member of he las.
Congress from Alabama; a man. who, sinking
party feelings went for the annexation OF Texas;
who, in the memorable scene Of John Qui-cy
Adams's fierce and vindicive assaults upon he
sldveholdirG States, lolily met the foary fanatic
and ieiied his worsl machiralior> and who is re-
garded n one OF The mos, popular men in Alaha-
ma, has declined The nomination as Wing can
didae for Governor With all The advantages
OF his side above every other Wing, Mr. ID. did
not wish 10 encounter DEFEAT. This is The best
sign, that The Democratic cause j. invincib!c in
Alabama. There is one thing however we re-.
erel 20 see in that sterling Siair There seems
10 bt. some litlc disai:ccton about the Democrat
ic candidate, Terry s'irnn. d, orr friends may
br, We caution them against The effects .! uch
ieaiousies and haait-hufnirSs Though the no
minec may not in every respect suit the iase>
Of every member Of Tie party, be ma been lair
" chosen Is ihr Champion OF he cause. and
some lille c.iiicc should be made for The good
of the whole party. The diSafecied can 10 no
Thing for themselves, and NAV introduce into The
rank, o; tie parry elements 81 ti>cord, which
MAJ ultimately split il asunder. We respectfully
ul=.. upon our friends in AIahama. and else
where. 'harinoav, concession, Union
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
MES RIVER e. kANAWHA STOCK
EOR SALE

PURSUANT to The provisions of the Charter
i Of the James River & kanawha Company,
i ~ obedience TO the resolutions OF the Board
Directors, the undersigned, who has been duly
,e.a.ei agent for that purpose, will proceed, on
aoNEsDAY, The 25lh day of June next,
saHeneng at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, before the
i. caor Of The Office of The James River &
.,'~a%na Company, in the city of Richmond, to
IT, public auction, for cash, the Shares of The
alGent Stockholders, agreeably TO the annex
|, = winch shows the names OF the Stockhold-
!. Meir places of residence, so far as they are
10y, Inc humber Of Shares owned by each, the
-" In Of principal remaining unpaid, the legal
I, :, ~ thereon, up 10 the 25lh day OF June, 1915,
NC 'olal amount in arrear for each, viz:
'''''''''''. Residence. SIZ=z|9g Total.
Harvey, Botetourt, 20 i,i46.47 AIS 26 1891 -
f.. " w ennhank, Amherst, 10 $50 "a 23.2s 80 So
~ "ssler, Rchm'd., 10 81 50 lal.99 459. 9
NJ. 'Hanee, Bote,cuSt, S $4,000 1913 IS 473 IS
& v :, >aes be not completed on the first day,
aYn 'e continued from day 10 day, until
W ;n. B. E. POITIAUx, Agent.
b.. p n.am b: Chiltenden, Secretary of the
Eli, % I'VE q kanawha Company, do hereby
~ ' &c Q. +. Poi,ianx, whose name is sub
sr, ~ sas foregoing advertisement, is The
Bps vac said Company, duly authorized by
ss = sua. and Directors, TO make sale oil The
a:, !, esiinlquent Stockholders, from time TO
s:ors;a.y q deemed necessary, pursuant 10
Nav n n'oas Of the Charter.
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