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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-25
DAILY LINE TO THE sorrrr.

VIA NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. Va WEI DON
and wilmington, n. c., 10 Charleston, ). g. thence
to New Orlegrs. Also to Raleigh aud FayetIryiiIe,
y. e. via Weldon to Raleigh Railroad, and also 10
RICHMOND ana Petersburg, 10 the Sulphur Springs,
and West 10y Lynchhurg Canal Lines
q sasaaSy7 The Baltimore Steam Packet Com
SsZg7sss AsSsar pany and Portsmouth and Roanoke
1SS'tsiaaSsaftS Rail Road Company Respectfully m
form the travelling public that The chesapeake. Boats
are now IN superior order and unsurp !sssd in the
United states, consisting OF the
GEORGIA, Capt. COREY,
HERALD, Capt. RDssELI--and
JEW ESs, Capl. SUTTON
Ara ne late repairs Of The Portsmouth Railroad with
Nv" tiulS hclHg C0Iuplcted enables those compar les
W oh,f 10 travellers Il cheap, comfortable safe and
tAWiuiu"us mn to ihc SoUth,-runnng the following
schedule, avoiding The possibility Of - Iours dpten
u"" ~ Nelh"i winch + often the case by the line
Via Washington.
SCHEDULE:
Leaves Spears what, Baltimore daily (excepr
sunday al O'Clock L. NJ. ia one of Tho above, hoats
arrives al Portsmouth at 4. NJ. Leave M A NJ
arrive al Wilmington next day at II Nj and CHARLES
ton, ). g. at n"Ht morning.
{E5- Passengers by those routes viii find much moi,
comfort, expedition and economy, with no trouble in
exchange ri baggage" ads no loss % sleep v III Ger
talniy induce Travellers L. take those routes
FARE REDUCED
lNchrniNG MEALS on BOARD rus BAY B14Ts
From Baltimore To- Norfolk and Portsmouth. VI SG
do de toCity Point and Richmond, &
do DC To Weldon, NJ 9. q
90 do to Charleston, SC 81
~ Passengers for this Line vii pl,u, hand ,hr,r
checks To our Agent in the Cars or 70 tie Norfolk
Steamboat Porter, Norfolk boat labelled on his hat
IN IN" ticket office yard who will attend t. thor bap
gag and conduct them 10 the boat.
r. SHEPPARD, Ae.,t.
mh6-I Baltimore Steam rQcke; C0muanv
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CONSu MPTIONS, COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALI,
DISEASES OF TIE LUNGS, SPLITTING on
BLOOD, SC.
- Il. TYLER. corner of East Baltimore ard
SG High streets, Baltimore, has made arrange
mGnts with TIE agent IN Boston 10 he for ttp fnIu,,
supplied with Mrs. NJ n. Gardhcrs INDIAN RAJ
SAM OF LiVERWORT AND HOARHOUNu. an
artc'e mat has gained great reputation in all be
Ne" England states, for the cure OF all th,, above
complaints, It's efficacy stands unrvalled--thc GWEN.
sv" calls for ii in thc cities of New York and Pla
erhin mas lhdhced the proprietor t. appoint ac,rts
~ those cities also. A. X. y ID. Sands Of New Tnrk
Frederick Grown, Philadelphia. This ipps,jr All.
ba''ah IS dong wonders all those afflicted ar, tp-
commenced without fail to give il a trial prt.r 81
cents per bottle
For sale by G. X. TYLER. corner of Baytimor and
High s!. Baltimore, and Z, 5. FATHERS on. Wash
lnclon' ID g., and by most Of the Druggists in Mar,
''"u """ u'c hstsict ~ Columbia. mills
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TIN WARE, TIN WARE, &c.
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER-

TIN WARE, TIN WARE, &c.
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER-
- CHANTS and Dealers generally will find in our
WARE ROOMS the most extensive assortment Block
Tin, Japanned aud Plain rvcttei TIN WARE in the
city, which has been manufactured under the imme
datc supervision Of the subscribers of the best mate
rial and by the most competent worknIen. and war
ranted TO give peritc Ct satisfaction
Dealers will find AZ establishment not only q
large stock OF TIN WARE, but every thing in The
House Furnishing Line appertainiGg TO an extensive
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, OF which catalogues
can always he had.
Our prices are extremely reasonable, merchants
will therefore give us a call before purchasing.
JAMES CORHLAN 4 son,
No. IL Baltimore street. 2nd door east OF
iiarisOn-st and opposite the Centre Market.
NJ Purchasers will have lheir goods packed aud
sent to any part OF the city free of charge. c2sf
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A CARD. The subscriber would respectfully in
IVA, form his friends and the public generally thai III
consequence of the extensive patronage he has ie-
ccived and the great increase of his business he has
made large addition to his sabling and has added to
his elegant assortment OF Carriages some splendid
COACHES, finished in the most fashionable style.
(aparng no pains or expense TO add 10 the comfort and
convenience of his customers,) which he offers to
hire at the following low plceS Shopping and visit
ing-Dcw coaches, with footmen for single hour 81 So
for two or ore hours 81 per hour; for best carriages
for first hour 81 everysucceedingdo - cts per hour;
for second quality do for first hour 70 cts every sue
ceedg do. 90 cts; four persons, with baggage,
from rail roads, steam boats, SC 81; to aud from par
tics S2-other charges in proportion.
Families can at all times (day night be accom-
mndatcd with clean and comfortable carriages with
safe horses attended by CAREFUL and experienced drv
ers, by sending their orders his Office. adjoining the
StIbles-beng the only place they can be had, as
none OF them go on the public stands.
Funerals attended as usual, giving at all times his
personal services
G3' His determination is 10 please his customers by
keeping the best establishment in the city,
low terms as they can be had elsewhere.
N. Il. Horses taken AT livery and kept 10 the hest
manner JOHN STEWART, Calvert street.
tc2b- laWlm Opposite the City Spring.
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FREIGHTS TO PHILADELPHIA.
TEN CENTS PER 100 POUNDS.
-h'7H1"h' ..,'.....,... 80. n .JU.
eEs~g ERICSSON STEAMBOAT

'-hoH-1Nb'' '..s.............. h Lou.
a esyasT1 ERICsSON STEAMBOAT
EEll~yIs51xskssss TRANSPORTATION LINE
Ss-lafnsiSk- Between PHILADELPTuA ana BALTl
MORE, via Chesapeake aud Delaware Canal. On and
after Tuesday March 18th, the Ericsson Line will re-
ceve reghtS for Phiadcphi and Tor the North and
East generally, which they win forward at tie low
rate Of 10 cents PER 100 bs and should the rhiladel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Comnanv
take freight al less rate than 10 per 100 lbs then
this Line will take il Or still less, being yrnIiurd 20
forward always al less rate than the Railroad Com
Pany, and certainly with more despatch.
The Ericsson Line has AWAY. forv aided goods ri
half the price of the Railroad EOcpauy aud run their
boats through the ice. when practicable, al great cy-
pensc, for the benefit OF TIT mercantile community
and TO that community they appeal for liberal
support against the efforts Of the Railroad COMPANY
10 create IN exclusive monopoly in freight and passen
gers for themselves
IT, The Boats Of this Line will leave No > Light
street wharf Baltimore, DAILY, Sundays excepted y
at half past o'coc :. 2. NJ.
{Gy- The accommodations for passengers are excel
tent berS being provided for tem and every effort
will be made to promote their comfort and conve
nicnce. Six Boats compose the Ericsson Steamboat
Line, and the arrangements ample To forward
every pound OF freight received.
NJ" For freight or passage, apply at the office.
+. G. HARRIS, Agent,
mhl9-u No. 3 i.ght-st. wharf
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rs-rHE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN * BALTI-
M ORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers by care
FIJI carriers, at only SiG and 9iGrter cents per week
The Clipper will also he sent, ny mail, TO distan,
rbcrs, the rate of Four Duars per year-pay
able always, i'll advance.
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a. HMM REWARD. Ran away from The
~ wv subscriber, living near U1prr Mar
borough, Prince Georges county, MARYLAND on The
l'lh Instant negro boy HENSON JOHNSON. nbopt
ll.te pit'ed from being poisoned; the under rmT If
Que OF ms great toes is cnt OFT eighteen wears Of
age MS clothes, when he left home consisted OF
uio" ooA cassiiltt pantaoonS, striped shirt; he
may change them, ne has other clothing If is mo
oaOe lie may be IN Washington or Georgetown, where
ne Is very well acquainted. will give twenty-five
anars taken III this county, fifty in the District OF
Columbia or the adjoining counties and one hnnGrcS
uoars II taken IN any other Stae. In either case he
must he secured, 40 that may get him again.
fc5-tf WILLIAM / DEppv
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50.ODO p I,;a,,1 BY COW


be small estimate Tor the avaaes of Tim dreadf. dis
ease IN single years then add the fearful catalogue uf
those cut OF by inflammation OF the Lungs, Hrmor-
rhasc, Asthma, Coughs, Inhsruza, Bronchitis and
other diseases of the LUNGS AND LIVER. a.d the
list would PIE; cut apua.ng proof 0. the taaIjlr of
tlesG two classes Of diseases.
But 1t is important Ia know that nearly all VI els
dfeahn vast OF human life might have been PIE,
ed by z timely use Of
DR.. WISI.}R'S B.4LS.4M Or H-!I.D CIIERRY
the greatest remedy ever discovered by Innn g all dis
eases OF tht pulmonary organs produced by cold and
changeable climates.
Scores OF cases have come our X owledee whore
the patient had been given up To die Of Con umptio, -
AS beyond the reach of medical aii-but who by Ale
use of this Wild Cherry Balsant have hem surediIy
restored 10 complete health.
sister of well known clergyman Ircentl. -tt the
school she was atending-henG advised taat she must
die of ennsumPtIOn-to return TO her home, wi hng
10 spend her lew remaining days with her fends. Bv
some means she was induced 10 take WStar's Balsam
ol Nld Cherry, by which she irely cured ia a
short time, aud returned 10 her school With liaH
heart ana relnvigOratrd health.
Many OF The most distinguished physicians in New
YORK and Brooklyn give this Balsam their unqualified
approval. Why should they noH 1t is every where
hailed as
"N.8TURErS F.4TORTTE PRESCRIPTION,
being formed from chemical extracts o: Wild Cherry
Bark aud Tar, two simple but powerful ingredients
of Natures own Laboratory.
All orders must be addressed to ISAAC BUTTS 3
Ann street, New York.
For sale by g. X TYLER, corner of Baltimore aud
High SITS. Baltimore, and +. :. PATTERSON, Wash
hgtnn, d. O., and by most OF the Druggists in Mary
land and the District of Columbia. lnh3 rrm6m
MES NJ. IEAIG, No. l2l BALTIMORE ST.
eB dour doors above South street) wholesale and
retail manufacturer of GIMPS, PRINCES. TAssELs,
Odd Fellows Masonic REGALIA, FLAGS, BAN
NERs, &c, and dealer in MILITARY TRIMMINGS
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c, which he offers for sale
on terms that cannot fail 10 give every satisfaction.
His stock comprises in part the following articles:
Trimmings of all kinds, for Ladies' dresses
Weddings Laces Odd Fellow s. and
Cords and Iasscls Masonic Regatta
Braids, Edglngs Purse Twist
'railors' Trimmings Carpet Bindings
Buttons Of all kinds Military Trimmings
Gimps, Cords. &c. of all kinds
steel Buttons Gloves, TnerlnO, silk, cot
Hair Work ton and Xiii
Stars, Laccs SuspeHdCrs
Navy Anchors Watch Guards, Sc
{G3- All orders left with Mr.. II. will be attended 10
with pr0mputudo. mh2o-ly
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FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM

~ ssasT9 FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
EsyS-e ebsssauvS y RIDGE and EASTON The s,eon,er
<1a1.sszz'axff& VI MARYLAND having undergone tho
rough repair, ana very handsome Improvement bo,h
IN nun and machinery, will resume her regular route
70 tne above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst. Snc will leave Baltimore from tho
lower end OF Dugtn's wharf at O'Clock on ever
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter for ArnanoI;s
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton IN a,sr,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, b, way oc Gam,
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore ~
Foh LhESIERJOWN aud CENTRETTLLF
On MONDAY the l7lh inst she will 90 20 C,IIas
terown and back, leaving Baltimore at 6 O'Clock ans
continue the above until further notice
hhl4 LEMUE 6. TAYLOR
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LATER FROM ST.. DomlNGo. The correspon-
dent of the Philadelphia Exchange, at Cape
Haytcn, writes under date fof March 8, ls45,
as follows:
''The number Of foreign vessels now il port
is greater than at any previous time for many
years. Exports are consequently more in de-
lnsnd. Coffee has risen from l2 I-2 to IA cts;
Logwood from to 10 10; several vessels are
going elsewhere to load. Government now
receives Hayden money instead of Spanish, in
payment of duties, on account of the pressing
demand for currency to pay the troops. There
are rumors of suppressed outbreaks in various
parts of the Island; but at present, everything
is quiet here. All foreign letters are now re-
quired to pass through the post Office, which
has just been established-postage 25 cents cur
rcncy on letters weighing one ounce, or less
and Is cts OIL every additional half ounce.
"U. s. sloop of war Vandalia, Commander
Chauncey, is at Port au Prince, for the purpose
it is said of demanding the restitution of GER
tain moneys, but am unable to ascertain fur
ther particulars"
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CINCINNATI AND PIFFSRUEGH
u. :. MAIL STEAM PACKETS,
S@c s,sssg sszs.sgr

EEEBERNIA. John Klnefeler, master. will
II K leave Pittsburgh every TU ESDAY, and Cincin
matt every FRIDAY MORNING, lat 10 O'Clock.
NEW ENGLAND, Samuel B. Page, master, will
leave Pittsburgh every WEDNESDAY, and Cincin.
natl every SATURDAY MORNING. at 10 O'Clock.
CLIPPER, Nelson Crooks, master, will leave Pitts
burIh every FRIDAY, and Cincinnati every MON.
DAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock
The above boats and are not surpassed in
speed and accommodations by any boats in the trade
and being of light draught will continue in the trade
the entire season, mhIS I'm
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Al sss.saa THE ONLY REGULAR shp'PO-
ssssasS HsSllgs.sa StFION LINE TO PHIIADEI.
fxts1p A RI, I'M nj

ZsSs1aisEHfaR- FHIA-Hy TndlVldnaI EMtefpIHpi
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, commenced run
ming on Saturday morning March the LIST, 1915, at
O'Clock, a. NJ. and will continue To leave the corner
of Light and Pratt streets, the above named hour
daily, sunday, excepted, (unIl further notice.
l3- Passengers for Ford's LanGing, Chesapeake
City, st. GeoIge's, ueIawa'c City aud Newcastle.
will TAKE this line.
Passage 10 Philad. 81 50 To ST. Georges 81 70
" 10 Newcastle % Chesapeake Cry IS
/" to Delaware City, % Ford'S Landing las
{G5~This is the most pleasant and cheapest route
that was ever run between baltimore and PhlaGe-
phia. ROBERT NJ. hill, Agent.
TICKETS TO he procured at the office No l2G A.
T.. corner Of Pratt and Light streets. mbl3u
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PROTEST OF THE MEXICAN MINISTER We
have, says the New York Gazette, been favored
with an abstract of the protest made by Gen
Almonte TO the Department Of State, which
we publish below.
''The undersigned has the honor to address
himself to the Hon. Secretary of State, in or
der to manifest the deep concern with which he
has seen that the President of the United States
has given his signature to a law admitting into
this confederacy the Mexican province of
Texas.
"He had fiattered himself that the sound
counsels of the most distinguished citizens
&C., would have led to q better result. I'm
happily 1t has not been SO, and against his
hopes and sincere VOWS he sees consummated
on the part of this government, an act of ag-
gression the most unjust that modern history
records-the spoliation of a friendly nation Of
a considerable part of its territory.
"For these reasons, in obedience to his in
structions, he must protest, and does protest, in
the most solemn manner, in the name Of his
Government against the law, sc. lie pro-
tests also that the act in a measure mvalidatcs
the rights of Mexico to recover her province,
OF which she is so unjustly dsposscssed, and
that she will maintain and give effect TO those
rights by all the means in her power.
Gle also begs that the Secretary will let the
President know that. in view Of all these facts,
his mission near this Government terminates
from to-day. He consequently begs that the
Hon. Secretary will forward to him his pass
ports, because it is his purpose to leave this
city as soon as possible for New York;
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d oaxa-y1 F'ON FIR SBURG
ssll,s,s; &Aa.sr VA, AND THE USUAL LAND.
81 INGS ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK
RIVER. The Steamer RAPPAHANNOCK. Captain
NOAH FAIRBANK, will leave Hughes Quay, for the
above places, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON. The 9Th
of March, at D O'Clock, and will continue to leave
every Saturday Afternoon throughout the season.
FTeightS will be received on board Friday and Sat
Hrday.
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FOR PONGOTEAGUE. AC-

q NgsSSnH Y =
stNsfys CONAC Co, T.. :. OF VA The
,ssssaskcsSibS6- Steamer RAPPAHANNOCK Cant
Moan FAiRRASK, will touch At Pongoteaguc, acc1-
mac Co., T. = of Va. on her trips to aud fro, Fred
ercksburg as heretofore, and will continue TO ave on
every Saturday Afternoon throughout the season.
For Freight Passage, apply 10
:. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Agent
nh6 Office Hughes QUAY.
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n I. o. F. Encampmcnt and subordinate Lodve
We Regalia-A fresh supply manutac tlred and IN
sale wholesale aud retail by
JAMES NJ. HAIG, III Ballim IRE street.
mills doors above son,h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

PRESIDENT POLK

ne President elect lett Nashville on the lsi inst
Tor Washington city intending to proceed by the w,v
"' i'oui'''c Cincinnati, and perhaps pi,sburc -
bfead'ns, and not without reason n rusb of a;, a,
ers TO Washington, like unto an Alpine av,laoch. ,a
aadlsonian. (Which we suspect, from certain s,m,,ou
is 10 be the o0ieiol organ, under new editor from,
N's"'"'e') '"'o"s on' "doubF' whether those who
"PPy ~ person VIII stand the best chance for srccess
Perhaps 'h's 'easonnbe hint may diminish the nu,nh,, IF
personal applicants. and relieve The Pr,sen, el.c,
world of trosbr.
Inc nashville l mon secares, with an air Of o,,l,r
~ mat Ar Polk will take no part in the va, c ho
succession between the rival factions il, ,h. ,..,
'"e''d MN - aud significantly and emuha,,c,l, .,
"ou"ces 'ha' Mr.. r. will be President in G,,,, &C ,u
as !" hame-"" s'eai fact," il s,ys which ..m,., ho
distinctly prominent" This. we presume is hin, =,
''e d'r'r'n' ehqm' in Washington, which it !, v.u
understood, have been already oroa niz,d viii H..
pose Of getting possession of the Fesden, ~, he
at that city. for the purpose Of con,rollno ,ho n.,T
ana inil"'nee OF tie government.
We are glad to STE one annurc,t;,, i, a.
e""'-and we hore that none Of the nalpn influences
""'o" WIZ oe ufeesht TO bear on the President ,lcc,
may be potent enough 10 sverve him f,om III. rs;,;,
he intends TO assume. 1--WE think i, pnba,l. - cave
The .n'o"' THAT sme disappointment, NAV he C.h II
consequence OF the failure of the President 10 carry IN
the "o'h OF prescription indscrimna,ey and ,s ,a,;d
y as might be desired ~ some. We feel ns,;fod !,
predicting that Mr.. Polk will exercise The m,a, IS .,
movaf form Office with marked prudence and c,,,;,, ~
a"'''s WIN care INTO the pTeensiuns Of applicants and
deciding after taking lu time 10 nc, adysrdlv and
siacorily." ""' '''
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.Heeiing at Peato,rn, Bedford eouuiv,

PURSUANT - previo notice. larue and rrspeci,he
meeting OF HE cz' us VI Bdfrd was held al Prs.wn
on saturday, the Sh day of February. 1876 William
Mead Esq was called To the Chair and Harrison W.
Baker. appointed Secretary.
ne OBJECT Ut the eeling being briefly explained BY
III Juhh Cayior, when The following r.s,,luuns wers
unanimously adopted:
l. hesofred-lbat whereas, a portion Of the CITIZENS
VI ''is county, have mel for the purpose Il expressing
'"eir transportation Of the n.anrer which the num
NATION o candidates 10 represent this county, has here
"'oie oeen made, as we believe without far exprrs
sun VI me wishes o any considerable portion VI the pen.
PIE; thftfre, Resolved, that while we would not de-
sue 10 create dssenslons or dissatisfaction among any
portion OF that party, TO which we have ever given osr
'.''y 90 operation and support, yet we cannot view
man WIN dissatisfaction and regret the course
as heretofore pursued by few, who have continually
," "o'e ny s"ft "i management peculiar 10 theme
SIEVE, to'hrow the nomination alternately on these.
'er immediate favoriies. thereby ihwar,ing the will.
ana shng the voice Of the gea, body If The people,
are 'he only legitimate sovereigns Of the land that
VINE we are disguised to make any reasonable ounces
SONS Tor Inc sake OF union and harmony through the dii'
''o"' sechhs :" me county, Yet We will not support
"y ca"d'aate at The ensuing election, Er members To
'e GENERAL Assembly. whU is not our choce, ot VA"
ed. Ff IVY ~
fesofred-That we recommend 10 the citizens al
nus county convention 10 be held al Liberty, at Bed
o'u e'uary Court. composed oftwenty five delegates
% De appointed, five delegates from each precinct "
pace OF holding electlons in this county, whose duty
s'a' oe !" Illuminate candidates represent this coh"'Y
IN TIE next Legislature OF Virginia cac, delegation hay
s e privilege Of bringing b,lois the renllun, Ing
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EDiToRS C0RRESPO.,DE,rc

m RICHMOND, February 10 IS15
,,d y''"'o '''e''"g OF the Stockholders nr,he u
h w. oohla"y con' ened last Monday eve nina,
o"'' ~ consequence I'll the Inability nf ~ ''n'9.
committee ot investigation, to 6n;'i 'ne Legislative
us heFo.'' farther adjournment io.t "a, !."" VI
10Y va, .''"l "eA'' Int iteport has since ha -
ahI , mn' "'" eualely tn the printer ,n, ~
eral ,e - "s contents, further than to say in csn.
~ '' ra' u Is 'Indlcalory of the pres,den, nod
-''ois VI Inc Company. aud STRONGLY ,va ~ ~ "''o
cnahge IN lis present Organization NL,, oe " any
Jee' VIII add, that the committee of R, Wv '''s SUP
s""'ueieu nI authorizing The Connany f., E,1 y"
ous'4no'he oeo'' amounting 10 upwauIs -, tocn nnn
ah% II W M"'n Is due to The Stale, The effec, ~
which, II The bill shall pass uilIenabl MS =, ,'e e,ecl OF
rent Expenses, including The ut,re, " '"ee' It's cur
p''''S, ny means OF lis current reyeppe Oh ''''eeu
49,, - =, e NUN me annual appllcalinns e., a.
49,, v" '' Wv" interest on these bonds And M; w.. roy
O' ''I' was reported from the same con,n;,, 'e'
annnn, C ,ss wa " aoditoIai guaranteed bonds ~ ,h
;nc,,n "soo oOo' 10 enable the Comuanv T., G,;L ~,
''u''Pite works above Lynchburg and ~ n''s" lis
:t ~ ny ohdges, with the Suutb .;d "'.i Il o'",
ann. n,sa ~ anna ,Ver The lurner Hill Mil ;'' "'
n1s..had ,'e Legislature do moi adour, h.c,. ';."
a''er, think. will be dpi,a,sd owan :, 49,,
acimn appn il. 'e 'eSsioh si all permit
ne "" OH providing. by the oroan;,,,;.,
,,;ns ohesasl and The ulber was, IS * N"'''
or in,, i'"'Pse ~ facilitating business !, H. Il. ~
success ,f ,,, o'"'"9 received lis qnirrus Inv Tho
excppi,n If Ill.,. " STRIKE III the whole of il viii Tho
n'a,,p W 'e last section, which ria,.,. WIN 'e
"a'st' q" detail, and which II is bsrsa,,. :" mere
''' .i |" another bill the table P'"Posed To
Road ~ r on granting to The Bal,more and nj. ~.
woany the right OF way through several p"" hs
nav under i,' r"ua',fs Of Virginia the Ohio Rver
u great ability by Mr. Edgna,o eff t"P'sfu IN aspe.ch
''chson uf W Odd Is now nm ~, - '''''"n, ana MIR. |
lection deem cer,a, " ''e H'~r IN rerly. lis re-
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