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On Saturday n afternoon, 10Th inst MARTHA S con.
SORT ef A. d. Kelly, Jr., and daughter of the late WIN
Wilson, Jr.
The relatives and friends of the family are respec.
fuy invited to attend her funeral, without further
uce, on this (Monday) morning, 2Sth inst at O'CLOCK
from the residence of Mr.. VIM Wilson, No. "a Han.
over street.
On the 25th inst. Mrs. MARTHA McGuIRCK in the
6lsI year of her age.
On the 18th inst. Miss ELIZA ADELrA, daughter Of
Michael Gross, IN the 2lst year of her age
On the 25th inst. Mrs. SARAH wife of John Penn.
Ing aged 30 years and / months.
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WM w. TILyARD,
III No SURGEON DENTIST, EsrAw-sT,

WM w. TILyARD,
E&o SURGEON DENTIST, EsrAw-sT.,
fe5-5m Sd door north of LOmbarG-st.
NGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
HL The fame of our offices for prize selling is only
eqGaled by their Not one, but capitals sold
on Saturday; one of them comb. % Al Sc prize of
$500 was sold TO old dealer--the others 5000 and
500, both in packages. The drawn Nos. of class IT,
al Sc 81 20 10 80 30 % 90 II 81 Is
Draws TO-DAY, Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
class 81. IS Nos. lottery, IL drawn ballots A full
pacdage'of whoes for only S75. qrs $40, containing
every No. in the lottery
SCHEME.
prize of 100000 | prize of $1,000
" 10000 | &c 200O
- 5000 10 g 1000 Sc
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply nj
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South st. and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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{G3@LET THE CALLED JADE VINCE. The world, so
far as relates TO nankiHd necessarily composed of
great variety of positions, noble, generous and
exalted; others again, mean, contracted and malicious
i'll every thing Ia the last category may be placed
those who cannot bear e another person rising in
the world, without endeayorng by every Contempt
bic method, which such selfish minds are always
dy to conceive TO intct injuries upon the merit which
they feel is but receiving its just reward and which
they yet feel they dare not attempt equal. And,
perhaps, the rey iope grade in this after class is that
constituted by anonymous letter criters, who to the
envious and malicious disposition alluded to, add the
additional degradation Of cowaricc, ia not daring to
let themselves be known to those whom heyyethave
the meanness to assail. These remarks have been
induced by the fact which has come to the knowledge
of the writer, that gentleman whose personal merit
and exertons have gained him high degree of popu
larity in this community, has been made the subject
ofthe low method of annoyance alluded to. The man
who would be guilty of such incendary attempts a
gainst the character of fellow. citizen, would only
want an opportunity to pick pocket, even if it had
been hidden subsequently by a greater crime. The
parties alluded to, however, doubtless think with the
bard OF Avon, that ..
SHE who steals q purse steals trashv
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a MOTHER NE w AND CHEAP
IA ~ DRY GOODS STORE.
The subscriber has taken store No. 80 N. HOW
ARD STREET, Corner of Howard and Marion)
where he has opened entirely new stock OF Fancy,
Staple, Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, of latest
styles and fashions well selected, and generally
sorted. A splendid assortment of Bonnets., -.
Bargains daily coming in and going out Please call
and examine -. ~ S.. MOORE,
No. 80 N. Howard street,
Between Fayette and Lexington sts..
The only Dry goods Store on the east side ohe street
aDsIi n,
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NEW GOODS FROM PHILADELPHIA
1N-WHOLESALE RETAIL. The subscriber
has just returned with choice selection Of desirable
goods, and now Offers at low prices:
White Grass Cloth Skirts, Green BARAGE
Beautiful LAWNS, Barages and Bazarines
Lace, Striped and Plaid MUSLINS
Very neat styles MOuSELIN DE LANES
Gau2e Flannel, Madras style Ildkfs
Rich Prints, Manchester GJNGHAMS
Hosiery, Gloves, Linen cambria Hdkfs, A1tts Sc.
Gambroons, Drillings Summer Cloths, VesIings, and
many other scarce goods, besides large assortment
OF NEW STYLE BONNETS.
Such as Plain and Lace NEAPOLITAN, Brilliant,
Rutland, Bird Eye, Gimp, Split Straw and Devon
BraidS, hlixed Straws, &c. Yard wide muSlins only
6! ceuis yd. at HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
apes No. % Howard-st, Sd door from Fayette.
FEHO THE MATTERS. fresh assortment of
IL Hat fasseis, in arabs black and assorted coors,
manufactured and for sale by.
J. NJ. HAlG, I2l Baltimore street.
apps doors above south-st.
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100000 SAWS oe'y IS T at scao ! for
FIELD s. cos, where was sold on Saturday last to
Nos. 81 90 Il pnze of $1,000 TO citizen. Nos 20
90 56 prize of $500 sent to Hanover Pa. Nos. 80 SO
60 prize of $50 sodin the city.
Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class l6, drawn
April 26, lowest prize SO, are
al IS 81 90 10 80 32 % SO IL 81 Is
Draws TO DAY, the beautiful scheme of Nd. Con
solidated Lottery. class 40.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
| prize of 5000 prize Of $4,000
{. 10000 I" 1000
I" 5000 10 l000,&c
Tickets S.; halves 24, quarters ]! eighths 90.
n5- Draws on SATURDAY,, May Bird, the small
fry Maryland Consolidated Lottery class No. H.
Capt. prize $4,000 Tickets 81 shares in proportion.
In which Scheduled & Co. will sell on certificate
packages of % Who'll. tickets for only Sl3 80, halves
So 49, quarters SO 81, eghths 81 G8, Fer the prizes
please call on or send to the lucky
SCHOOLFlELD * CO.,
No. Calvert steet,
1t First Office from Baltimore street.
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SHE who steals purse steals trash,"
But he who fiIches COED name,"

Takes ''that "iicn makes man poor indeed"
and hencethc scurI.us productions referred 10. But
If they hope 10 0ure the equation which me geotla
man referred to has d.seryedy acquired since his 10
cation here, theS wI nI their labor, like that OF i'y
sphus of ola, endless In all charity, therefore, we
say,--"Cease viper, ye gnaw file"
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ap2e-f I'd tin store above Howard street.

FBHHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE., That the sub
N scrlber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore County, letters of administration on the
personal estate Of MARY A. DARRELL, late of said
county deceased. All persons having claims against
tile sad deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on
or before the 2Sth day of October next, they may
Otherwise by law he excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. All persona indebted to said estate are re
qnea,ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 26th day of April, lS46
APPS -law4t fan THORNDICK CHASE, Adm.
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a. UMWGR BAM iGfsS. The subscriber has
~ just finished supply of TIN BAKE OVENS, for
summer use, by which with CENTS worth of char
coal and without any heat in the house. may be baked
about six naves of bread, or quantity of biscuits
and pies. and boil kettle AT the same time The
satisfactory references can be given, by applying
u ALFRED II. REP,
No. 1886 Baltimore ST.,
n in e,o.o ,ho,,o n - s,raat
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EL-aEi< ACAOE0y

I'D EL-AEis ACADEMY,
Id HARTFORD COUNTY, MARYLAND.
SAMUEL NJ M4GR.aW, A. M, PRINCIPAL
The Summer Session of this Institution will com
mcnce on MONDAY, May 5th, and continue 22a
weeks 10 The course of instruction embraces the
English, French, Latin and Creek Languages, Ma
thematics, sc.
Tuition in Classical Department. $50 per amman.
do. Mathematical do. 20 do
do Primary do. II do.
No extra charge for French.
Boarding, Including lodging, washing, fuel lights,
&C., from $40 to 800 per annum.
by order of the Board of Trustees,
apes cow HARRY ID. COUGH, Secretary.
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Is 100000 To5Dat sn lynn PS d d1..5

Is 10000 Tsoosa, ., M ID o 6peSr
tunty TO realize a fortune for outlay of So at the
lucky vendors of prizes, MILLER s. co. They sold
in Female Seminary Lottery, drawn last Saturday, 3
more three number tickets the beautiful prize of
5000. half ticket, Nos 81 80 S. for only 81. Nos 10
90 So, $780, whole ticket and another Of $780, all sold
by Miller & Co.
Draws TODAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery,
class Sis Nos. l3 ballots, making abeautiful scheme
for the price of tickets.
! prize of S2O0OU ! prize OF s2o0O
" 5000 10 90 l00O,&c
Tickets S5-slares in proportion.
Risk on package of 10 quarter tickets only $l6 50.
For packages single tickets shares of tickets ap
ply to the old established and most fortunate Office OF
MILLER 4 co.
Corner Of Baltimore and St. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. Of the Md. Lottery, class l6, drawn
April 26-lowest prize 50:
Ill Sc 81 90 10 50 80 % SO II 81 Is
BYRNE s. CO.'S NEW OFFICE,
Corner of Exchange Place * South st.
HDYRNE u co. STILL AHEAD. They sold
I'D no less than three No tickets in the Small Fry
Lottery for Saturday, and cashed four of them the
same evening. This is surely good omen The cap
m0snted to the handsome sum of $500. We wish all
of our kind patrons to try their luck in one or the 9th
of the fine schemes to be drawn ths week, as luck
never comes snglv. We hope to sell some OF the
splendid prizes we now offer. TO-DAY, $4,000, III, !
0O0-tickets S..
Drawn Nos of class IS, drawn Saturday.
Al Sc 81 20 - 80 % 90 69 II 81 10
BYRNE & co.
/: North East,,ccrner of Exchange Place.
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HNANS, FANS, FANS. have Just received a
Al fresh supply of Ivory Handled, Figured Painted
and Plain Paper FANS to all of which invite the at
tenlon of the Ladies'
JAMES NJ. HAlG,
apes RI l2l Baltimore-si. doors above South.
q INEN AND COTTON HORSE NETS. Ihave
M on hand large assortment of White and Col'd
HORSE NETS, Saddle and Harness Nets. Also Ear
Nets, which | will sell accommodating ,erals,
wholesale and Retail
j. NJ. HAIG, l2l Baltimore street,
apes fri A doors above South.
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$780, FOR SALE Six gentee two story
Ef:. BRICK HOUSES, OH York street, between
E% Light and William streets. Also, large and
ssl ~ comfortable three story Brick DWELLING
Courtland street, with large back building and other
convenienees. Inquire of ..-.... ..
SAMUEL GUEST,
Collector of House and Ground Rents,
ap2S-4,* GA4,tl Lee street, near Hanover.
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MI OTICE TO CREDITORS. The creditors
~ of George Cess, an lnsolven Debtor, are hereby
notified to produce their claims prior to the twenty
fourth day of March last properly authenticated, to
either of the undersigned, before the first day of
July next preparatory to dividend OF assets
Those indebted TO the said COss are requested to
make Immediate payment to the permanent Trustee
JOHN FERRY, Permit Trustee.
U. HORWITZ,
APPS 2aw3w Attorney at Law
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WATCHES, IEWELRY s. SPECTACLES.
WYNN. ID. ELTONHEAD. from Philadelphia
Wv manufacturer of Gold and Silver Spectacle;
spoons ana hne Jewelry of every description -oi
hand. Also, Clocks, of the best makes, wholesa
N b. Watches and Clocks REPAIRED in the BEG
manner ana on the most reasonable terms, a!
No, 1872 BALTIMORE STREET
oSl-a between North and CalYat IS
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r7- BALT'E UNITED FIRE DEPARTMENT.
A quarterly meeting of the Department will be held
at the City Hall THIS Monday EVENING, at eight
O'Clock, By order,
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JANES YUUNT, StCFtIuTy'
td3- The Board of Select Delegates is requested to
meet in the office of the Secretary to the Mayor, at
y O'Clock. [Rl 1t
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1000 L nc2 ffSoo GOOD ar;yas
by TUCKER & BROS customers on Saturday last
Of $1,000 in half ticket in package, and of $500
IN whole ticket, both 10 citizens, besides prize of
SOU we sent to Hartford co. Md. TO-DAY, $40, 900
capital besides 10 of ,O0O-Tickets S5-shares in
proportion. Drawn Nos. of Saturday,
al So 81 30 10 80 30 90 69 II 81 Is
IT. TUCKER & BROTHER
1t Head of Centre Market Spacp
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E7MoRk IL co. ON THE RIGHT TRACK
IA Tremendous luck at theold house on Saturday;
another bright day for the patrons of EMORY & co.
Nos 81 46 so, the splendid prize of $500, in whole
ticket, sent TO Chambersburg, Pa; of $780, and
of 500 each, sold to citizens. Well may YOU saw
EMORY & co. are in luck.
R3-THlS DAY, Md. CONSOLIDATED Lottery class
IL. 70 Nos 10 Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
pri2s Of S20,00n | prize of $1,000
g 10000 - $500
$500 g 1906 sc.
Whole tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Ety- Risk on a package Of eighths only SO SO.
Orders from the country when mailed to Emory s.
Co. never mlscarry, always promptly filed score
cy is Observed and the managers official drawing
free of postage.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class
l6, drawn April 26-lowest prize So:
Al Sc 81 90 - 33 30 % 60 II 81 Is
EMORY s. Co, No 2 Calvcrt-st.,
Ii Baltimore MARYLAND.
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q3-COROhER'S OFFICE, No. l25 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gay-st. mildly
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no NOTICE. The owners of Lots in Old Trinity
NOW -. Andrews) Burial Ground, are requested to
meet in the Basement Room of st. Andrews Church,
High street, on TUESDAY EVENING, April 20th, nj
O'Clock, 10 receive the report of the CorAmttee ap
pointed 10 fence the
apes 2t' w. d. GREETH AN, chm Com.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Bremen-Ship Tippecanoe, soon.
For Rotterdanl-Ship Columbia, 23th inst
For Bremen -8arque Louise, Both inst.
For Kingston, Jam-Schr Martha Elizabeth with
despatch
MARINE LIST--PORT OF BALTIMORE
SUNDAY, APRIL - l645.
FROM THE EXCHANGE READING-RooM BOOKS
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CLEARED,
Brig Martha, Parker, for Boston, I. Whitrige s. a.,
Schr Henrietta, Hughes Savannah, J. X. Randall
Schr lno. Murray, DevereuN, Boston, master
schr Neptune, Stearns, Halifax N. S., Clark &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-03
Old Point Hotel!

HNHIS celebrated Watering place having been
i extensively improved and newly furnished,
will be open for the reception of visitors ON and
after the 10Th OF June IL means oil accommodation
are ample, and lis propre,oIs have spared no cx-
pense in rendering il in every way As desirable a
any summer retreat on he continent. The tables
will be supplied with llog-Fish, Sleeps Head,
Hard and Soft Crabs OyslerS, Turtles and Tara
pins served up By JACK McRAE, OF Petersburg
whose devotion 10 The Stell and Finny tribe, is a
guarantee he will never lei them pass from hi,
hands appearing Otherwise than 10 The greatest
advantage To this lis every other dclicacy Of
the season will be added. The cellars have been
stored with wines, brandieS, &c, selected by one
OF the hest Judges in The country, and IN variety
and quality, are unsurpassed by any other eslab-
li>hmenl.
New and commodious Bath Houses have been
northumberland iol surf Bathing Tor those
who prefer il, and Hot Baths for invalid, These
have wrought many wonderful cures in cases OF
Chronic Rheumatism, and all cases oil debility
No place can offer more sources Of amusement
the fishing is MISUNDERSTANDING IL the months
of August and September i, very line, the scenery
beautiful in the extreme. In sight OF the CapeS.
and in three or four honrs' >ail of Yorktown and
jamestown. There are pleasure excursions for
those who desire them, besides the daily arrival
and departure OF Steamboats,. A fine band OF
Music will also be in attendance, and no exerliOn
whatever shall be spared 10 render comfortable
those who may visit us.
II Mr.. T. RAMSEY, formerly OF the Farmers
Hotel, Fredericksburg, and late ol The Boiling
brook Holel, Petersburg will attend 10 The rccep-
lion Of visiters and 10 their comfortable accom-
mediation.
June 3-cwiw JAS. S. FRENCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-03
Potomac Land for sale.

DY virtue OF the last will and testament Of
d William H. Sydnor deceased, late OF The
county OF Northumberland and Stale of Virgil
MIA, | will, at the Court House OF The county
aforesaid, on Monday, the llh day of August
next, if fair otherwise The next tair day. Git being
Court day, } offer for sale, TO the highest bidder,
that valuable Farm called "Cupids" situated on
Cupid's Creek, in The county aforesaid, and con-
tanning By survey 73l acres, 3 roods and 10 poles
or land OF excellent qualify. Abou, two-thirds
OF This land are cleared, The balance is in wood
and heavily timbered The fences are of dura-
bic materials and in good repair. The houses
are commodious and suitable, as well for the
accommodation Of genteel family, as for all the
purposes Of a farm.
There is on This land an extensive orchard Of The
most choice fruits This farm Is nearly eqnl-
distant from Baltimore, Norfolk, and The District
Of Columbia, with The advantage OF an inland
market, as i, is only eight miles from the county
Courthouse and within six miles OF The Northum-
berland Academy, we'll conducted and flourish
ing School. Il is pre-eminent for fish, oysters,
and wild fowl. The neighborhood is both healthy
and agreeable. farm so desirable is seldom IN
marker. The subscriber invites persons wishing
70 purchase 10 view this valuable property, which
will be offered on the most liberal and ace0mmo-
dating credit. The particulars Of which will be
made known on The day Of sale. Possession will
be given on the first day of January next. The
subscriber reserves TO himself The privilege OF one
bid. THOMAS S. SYDNOR,
Executor OF VIM. Fl. Sydnor, deceased.
June 3-cwl0wsN
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Hanover Land for Sale,

UNDER DECREE Of Iothl.
DY virtue of decree Of The County Court Of
d Hanover, pronounced on the 9Th day Of
MAY, 1915, in the case Of Edmondson CT ais, rs.
Edmondson eli ais. ] shall, as commissonerlhere-
in named, proceed 10 sell on the premises, al put :
lie auction, 10 The highest bidder, on Wednesday,
The 25lh day OF June, 1915 The Tract Of Land
mentioned in the proceedings oflhe suit Aforesaid,
lying in The comfy OF Hanover, on the old road
leading from Richmond 10 Hanover Town, about
nine miles from Richmond and eight miles from
Hanover Town, adjoining the lands OF Edwin
Shelton, Thomas G. Tnsley, and Thomas Gard
ner The Tract contains about 1870 acres, Two
thirds of tin cultivation, the balance in wood and
swamp land lying for three quarters OF mile on
the Probationary Creek, with an abundance Of
mari, dwelling house, and other on houses.
The above sale will take place al II o'clock, on
the day above mentioned, il fair, If not The next
fair day.
Terms -One.thrd of The purchase money in
cash, The balance in equal insaln,ens, OF one and
Two years-Bond with approved surety for The
credit payments, and The title withheld until The
payment OF the whole purchase money, and a
conveyance directed BY The Court.
VIM. A. EDMONDSON, Comr.
"a
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decry politics. nor speak OF the "dirty mre oil par
" polics," and all such slang phrases. we
tell The politician, that his science is noble one
and must be studied by every man who would De
eminent or influential in this country. Politics
are great; bnl education is greater. Wesend ora
tors-lhe chosen talent Of our State-all over The
country, 10 enlighlen The people upon The poIiica
concerns Of the day; but no one goes Out 10 ad-
dress them in favor of real and permanent en-
,ohrenment Hundreds Of the best intellects anu
the noblest spirits of the Old DOMINION pay
The pilgrim over her territory and raise up
their voices from the hastings, from laVeth-
porches and horse blocks, in behalf OF W.T.
Polk and Mr.. Clay; bnt no orator stirs from
his house-no lawyer has any ecquence 10 spare
in behalf OF the rising generation. These young
chidren-many OF them yet rocking IN theif
cradcs-have no honors, or emoluments OF idlne,
or political office 10 bestow; and hence lhey liiu
no willing pleaders OF their just cause. Inc
true friends of education must contribute anu
employ their counsel They should organize
band OF stump orators 10 canvass iie o'a'e ~
education, as the politicians canvass j lor 'he
Presidential candidates. Let them SEND lot'n d
body of able men who have character and STAKE
in the Commonwealth irginians and not illhe-
rant Yankees-and the sLackles oil ignorance
will soon fall TO The ground. Such is The course
now adopted by the great An-Con law league
in England, which, BY enlightening The people, Is
shaking The cause OF monopoly 10 It's foundation
Let us have an Education Society with permanent
organization and officers in Acknowledgment
10 be derived from the friends of education every
where-i,s theatre of action 10 be the whole S'a'e
its eycrtions 10 continue So long as the crying
aril at ionora nce broois amongst us-and lis mot
TO 10 be The words OF Solomon, bring up a chilu
in the way he should go, and when he IS old, ne
will not depart from it,.
We have, in the preceding preliminary re-
marks, enGeavored 10 arouse the public mind 10
the Importance of energetic action IN behall OF
the great cause of Education. We shall heieai-
ter review The history Of our present system, from
its origin 10 the present time, show how ltlle mas
been effected, and respectfully suggest some plan
as best calculated 10 promote The valuable Object
in view, drawing upon the rich fund OF inloIma-
lion 10 be found in some OF our sister States ana
the enlightened nations OF Europe.
The great aim now is, TO awaken The people 10
The vita necessity OF 0ction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-03
RAILROAD CONVENTION

We have already referred to the proceedings OF
several counties Of Northwestern Virginia, who
failed in their application 10 the Legislature last
winter, for the fright Of way" 10 the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, through Virginia,
10 some point on the Ohio River, no, lower down
than Parkersburg. Much excitement seems 10
peTvade that section OF country on this interesting
subject. Delegates were appointed 10 Conven-
lion 10 be held at Clarksburg on the 29lh ult.-
The Scion Of The 30,h thus notices their meeting:
"The Railroad Convention met in this place
on yesterlay;a large number Of delegates are in
attendance. Our paper was made up at an hour
that deprives OF giving the organization of The
Convention. This question is now clothed with
greatly increased interest 10 our people as We
have been assured by authority which We are
disposed 10 credit, that the Company will not &C
cepl The law OF the last Legislature"
We shall sketch the proceedings, when they
come TO hand.