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MISCELLANEOUS.
II GREAT BARG AIMS! e
Ecyrunry lat, Isd5.


AT No. IS WEST Main STREET.
B0Ois, Shoes, Trunks, Leather, Caypci Bues. &c
Wholesale and Retail
n BURLINGTON lakes this occasion 10
L. inform his town and country friends and
the public generally, that lie has now on hand a
large and well assorted stock OF Boots, Shoes
Trunks, Leather, Carpet Bags, &c, which he OF.
lefs al wholesale and retail al very low prices
Tor cash or approved paper. His arrangements
with The Northern and Eastern manufacturers
ale such as will enable him TO keep, at all times
an assortment Of the best and most fashionable
goods, and 10 sell them at such prices as shall be
satisfactory 10 the buyer. Ee solicils call from
all in want OF cheap goods. Amongst his as
sortmenl are, viz:
Ladies' very superior French Morocco walking
Shoes and Buskins-McCurdyS
Ladies very superior French morocco slippers
McCurdy's
Ladies very superior French morocco slippers
Ryans
Ladies very superior French morocco and kid
walking shoes-Ryan's and others
Ladies fine morocco and kid slippers all prices
Ladies fine SEAL caliskin and leather shoes
10. white kid and satin slippers very superior
DO superior bronze morocco slippers, very
handsome
Ladies colored morocco slippers, handsome and
cheap
Ladies superior wadded and silk buskins
Do gailer bools, half CATERS and gaitcr bus
kns
Gentlemens superior water proof and dress
boots. Miles & Sons
urntiemens superior water proof and dress
shoes-J. Miles & Sons
Genllemens superior channel shoes city made
DO tine caliskin boots and shoes. ali prices
hnf,,
10. do. do. shoes, only g.
Mems pessed and sewed boots. low-priced and
cheap
Mems pessed and sewed boots. thick, for laborers
Do. thick pegged and sewed brosans, all prices
Do. lined and bound do. do. do
Womens leather, pesged and sewed boots, cheap
DO. do. do do. shoes do.
DO. fine leather shoes and buskinS DO.
Misses fine morocco and goalskin boolees
DO do. leather booiees and buskns
Do do. morocco, goat ami sealskin shoes and
buskins
Misses fine bronze and black morocco slippers
Boys fine calfskin, kip and thick boots
DO. do. do. do. do, brogans
Childrens fine calf skin boots
Do. do. leather booees and shoes, welled
and pump soes
Chldrens fine morocco booiees ancke lies and
brskns
Infants very handsome button and lie boots.
Also,
Mems and boys Richmond made brogues.
Also,
Leather Travelling Trunks, superior and low
priced; Carpet Bags; Sole Leather, assorted ;
Calskins; Brides and Martingaes; Wagon
Whips; Cap and Letter Paper, Wrapping do :;
Backing, &c, &c.
DAVID BURLINGTON,
Feb 3 no. - West Main 81.
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-. of James B. Thornton, ESQ., com
On MOTION v w,s appointed by the Char, 70
uiree OF tW9 n;ckinson and inform him oil ms
vail upon ~. IA request his acceptance OF !ne
ANIMATION a shorl lime the Col appeared before
same. IN sn in a few brief and pertinent re-
he meeting, al" The meeting for the honor confer
n1ss he nomination ana aeespe offered by Jas
ri os allowing resolutions were ;,hnn, dissent.
; Tbor1l.on, ESD, ana Pas'e" F" ''
sS'f Democracy Of Caroline r sSun,y in ls ,a
The psssembed this 10th OF feoraaIy ,ha s9a a,s
meeting, acoogratulaling the county a. m,llas
sincerely lanes X Polk and George NJ. pa.las
election ., .na second offices OF the Con.eief as
the mrs. 81, ,ber duty prior 10 the coming ~
desl ", from whose administrator - HaI
nss a".n, they anticipate me mos sdhsrsnce 10
Gove'ne. announce their steadias. aaaetenSt ~
results 70 nes for which they and their political
those p'iI .'insnded and kept steadily IN view aa
associate, PRESIDENTIAL canvass Be n.nsle,o.s,
rngiht as Ths, the motto adopted BY them upon upon
Rss'rss, .a any, Of free trade; low duties
openils Nv asr,-a,on IRON Banks; economy, aI
no dsa .ni s,rct adherence TO tne Son n;,
lenchtn s a our molto--hal the roll,iScai pm, ah
iaOn s slahoralelv promulgated BY 'ne n asn
cples n.ole Association before 'ns eee
'noni Ds .;, nm The 10Th iav Of January, ao1a
aa 70 ,bsm re-ahmed at their ma. ns d;s,;5 ca
. lAa 9TH :, Of November, lsli, are he''O'
; =. , mr., and adopted tyH>' !, h;s meeting
aPpn.,a,r,J as The opinion Of 'n's '.'ees :,
D. RfsoIreN, - is felt by the people OF
nal ,ie aeosrallv in The integrity ana aD.Y oi
v'ESh n" John Y. Mason. and that Inc Demoe-
ne iiS fbe State entertain the most unGuau.n
Easy ,I The purity OF his political prhc,Pies
reliance ;";n,srssledness OF his patriotism mat
and 'as wnnll no, wish 10 be deemed as design
@ni, :, Interference with The free orsan'zanon
ing sn ,. q The President elect, we neyerlhe
me ~, (Srbearto express the opinion, that no
!eSs a. coul be selected from Virginia 10 M
ia-, in ,ba, more 10 The satisfaction OF her De
,,:s.racy. than Mr.. Mason i,
iN a R.slrsa Tina, we Cordially award y 'ne
u,n WiIloushbv Newton, our appreciation OF
I,Oa, ,n,v and decisive course on The JOINT reso-
Dr. ,n' for The annexation OF Texas; and while
a'9 M ~, mean hereby 10 pledge him our support
We .,ec,ion vel would greatly prefer that result
:, ;" h. election Of any one differing from US on
'S = 80 onsslions, IN which il is understood Mr.
W., ZION AMI ourselves do not concur.
Fol p,s,irrI That the Richmond Enquirer and
r,aisr;cksbnrs Recorder be requested to publish
IN motion, The meeting then adjourned.
WIN. w. DICKINSON, Chm.
w., 4 RrcKNgR Sec'ry.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
FRIDAY, Feb. II, 1915.
SENATE

"a.
reported the bill allowing compensation 10 John
r. MCLEAN, of Tazewell county, from the
school quota of said county, of 1871. Passed.
Mr. BAPTIST, from the Committee on the
Library, made report, which was laid on the
table
Also, report in regard TO the Library at
Lewisburg.
Also, the resolution which requests Congress
10 furnish the State with the decisions OF The SUI
preme Court of the United States. asking leave
10 be discharged from lis further consideration.
Granted.
Also, certain resolutions from The Stale Of In.
diana, asking 10 be discharged from the further
consideration. Granted
Mr.. WILEY reported The bill 10 incorporate
The Preston Navigation and Manufacturing
Company, with amendments. Passed.
THE ADJOURNMENT
A message was received from the House OF
Delegates by Mr.. McRAE Of Henrico, cummu-
nicaling resolution, resembling The resolution
for the adjournment, SINE die on The l7th and fix
ing Thursday, The 2Olh, for the adjournment
Mr.. SPARK moved to agree TO the resolution.
Ii was certain the House Of Delegates could not
finish the business before them BY Monday, there
being one hundred bills on their table, and that as
the law fixing the per diem al 50 was 10 take ef
lect tnen, ne tnouSnl lndl members ought 10 SHOW
they were willing 10 remain and do The public
business.
Mr.. VOOLFOLK opposed the resolution, re-
garding The business to be done, of no general
importance, and no injury could result, il the Lee
gislature should adjourn before it was accom-
plished. IIe intimated, that some members felt
bound TO leave after Monday, and he cautioned
his friends against the contingency Of being lett
in minority.
and replied 10 Mr.. Voolfolk
Mr.. BAPTIST spoke againsl,he resolution.
Mr. WILEY was in favor of il.
Mes.rs. BONDURANT, THOMPSON Of
| Kanawha, NEWMAN, and STANARD also
made some remarks in favor, and
| Mr. McMULLEN moved to amend The reso-
luton, SO as 10 leave The day Of adjournment in
definite.
MIR. McM. was opposed 10 The resolution; but
TO prevent the necessity OF having any other reso
luton upon the subject he was in favor OF
leaving The day Of adjournment Indefinite
! Mr. VOOLFOLK moved the resolution be
! indefinitely postponed. Losl-ayes 5, nocs25
| The amendment was lusl-ayes 6, noes 81.
/ Mr. McMULLEN then moved tu lay the re-
solution on the table. Lost.
The resolution was then adoped-ayes %,
noes 5.
Mr.. GARRETT reported the bill 10 prevent the
destruction of oysters in the waters OF Elizabeth
Civ and Warwick. Passed.
MIR. ROGERS presented the report OF the Joint
Committee on The Armory. Laid on the table
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FIRE INSURANCE..

HUBBARD, GARDNER & CO., continue
IL to act as agents for the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Of Hartford,
Connecticut.
Howard Insurance Company OF New York.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company Of Phila-
delphia.
Risks on Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture,
&C., &C., in Virginia, taken on The mos. reasona-
BILE terms
They would call the attention OF owners ofbud-
ings to the Perpetual Insurance by the franklin
Fire Insurance Company, as being at much
lower rate of Premium and attended with less
trouble than the usual method of Insurance
Any information given on the subject, and all APP
pica,ons for insurance. by mail or otherwise,
promptly attended to at the sore Of
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON,
Feb. l5-2awl0w No. III West Main ST.
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va 4. BrcsSgR, Sec'ry.
:. Il. Elltnrs II Ms EnqMuer:

=, ne E!ltors u Tic Enquirer:
SENATE CHAMBER, Feb. ID, ls45.
Dear sir. You will please publish in your
c,ner ,or the information OF portion OF my
ff1ps,iruents The following correspondence, which
has taken place between the Delegate from Ma
n news and Mddlesey. and myself Ii is proper
= remind YOU, that the Instructions from each OF
these counties have been forwarded 10 my care,
With The urgent request, thai unless had every
assurance. Iha, lhcy would be obeyed, should
no! 90 into the election Of a United States Sena-
Tor ii By doing 50 i. should result IN the election
Of Wing.
The subjoinea reply was not handed 10 me,
until after The Senate had acted on The motion ior
lie indefinite poqponement Of The Joint resolu-
lion from the House OF Delegates, proposing TO.
morrow as the day fol the election Of Senator
AMI which reply. Tpresume, was not written IN.
Ii, after The decision of the Senate was known L
he House OF Delegates.
With great respect,
Your friend, &C.,
JNO. R. TAYLOR.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, some time
IL in November last, Negro Man, named Ed
ward. Said negro was purchased abou, years
ago Of a Mr.. Williams OF Washington City, and
have understood was raised in about 8 miles
OF that place. lie is between IS and 80 years
old, rather low in stature, stout built dark, OF good
countenance, and his head bushy. He had on,
when he left, sui Of dark home-spun, and car
ried with him, among other articles Of clothing,
panaloons and roundabout OF grey cassinel, some
what worn. He may have procured free pa
pers, and is probably passing in The name OF
Bowman. Fifty dollars will be paid for his ap-
prehension out of the State, and twenty-five dol
lars il taken in Virginia
THOS. JOHNSON.
Mount Laurel, Halifax Va.
Feb l5-cG.
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7rus, salof Hslueb'e RIM Esan near he Gu

Trust SAL f Paluebie Rrat Eaae near he Cdy
Richm0nd.
DURsUANTi 10 the provisions Of dee' q
trust executed BY Richard Rens and Jane
Frances, his wife, bearing date on the iilh dag
of June, 1886, and OF record in The clerks Office
of Henrico county, | Shall proceed on Saturday,
the Slh day of March next if fair, il not on rhe
next far day thereafter, Sundays eXceped,) al
the hour OF IL O'Clock NJ, in front Ct tie sole
OF the lale Eagle Hotel in the city Of Richmond,
to sell al public auction 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash, "a certain Island called" Honeynan Island
in James River, in the county of Henrco. and
containing BY estimation one hundred acres, be The
same more or less. This Island is but few
miles above The city of Richmond, and has been
cultivated with great success Tor several years
Ii possesses EXTENSIVE WATER POWER, which can
be made available 10 any extent, al very small
expense; and has never-iaiIing bed o. The best
building sand, which, from The easy access 10 The
canal, can be brought 10 The city with great iaci-
lily and at little COST. From the sand alone, an
annual rent of 1885 has been derived. The ac-
cess 10 The island for the largest boats that navi
gate the canal, is safe and easy, there being FER
manenl lock opposite 10 il. Capitalists are in
vied 10 examine the premises, and Mr. Rens
will afford every aid for that purpose.
ROBERT G.. SCOTT, Trustee.
The Baltimore Patriot and National Intelli.
eencer, are requested 10 give the above weekly
insertion unit, The day Of sale, and forward their
accounts 10 me for payment.
Feb. l4-c.ds. ROBERT G. SCOTT.
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NOTICE

To Members of the Legislature and the Public.
MIR. KING, the Agent Of Northern Publishers
lHl of LAW, MEDICAL and GEOGRAPHIC
CAL WORKS, who is literally patronized on
account Of the Satisfactory prices at which he is
authorized 10 furnish them, wishes to inform those
wanting valuable, rare or common Works, Mis-
cellaneous or Professional, that it will be neces-
sary to hand their orders TO him Immediately, that
he may procure them by express from the North.
Please examine samples of publications, some OF
which he is the sole agent for, varying from ST.
to $I55 the set-among them the beautiful vo-
lume OF the u. s. Exploring Expedition, and rare
Law and Medical Books, Of new editions. atone
third the former prices. Feb, l3-1
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@ CHARLES LUMSDEN, Witch Maker
EA 0nd .Ics-eiler, Pc,erSbafg, To.-Continues 10
repair Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, at short
notice, and in such a manner as 10 give salsiar-
lion. He keeps constantly on hand well select
ed stock Of Watches, .ewelly, Silver Spoons and
Fancy Goods, embracing almost every article
usually kept in Jewelry Store.
In addition, will bc found an excellent assort-
ment of gold, silver and steel mounted SPECTA-
Giles, as well as Spectacle Glasses, Of every
description, 10 fit in frames. He bestows great
pains in the selection OF his Spectacle Glasses
and he assures his friends thai his Glasses are Of
The very best quality, well ground and perfectly
polish-d-and, from his knowledge of the Science
Of Optics and The structure OF The eye, he IS pre-
pared 10 give the most proper advice 10 persons
choosing Spcclaces or Glasses. Al Of which
will be disposed Of On reasonable terms.
y@Oh Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
Petersburg, June 4, 1914. l3-wtf
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CORN, MEAL, IOMINY FOR HORSES
OATS IN SHEAF AND TlIRESHED
HAY, FODDER, &c.
r WILL attend 10 all orders for regular or ca
i sua supplies Of the above, which may be sent
10 my house or left al MIR. r. NJ. Bunons. The
>heal oats are Of the Eas ern Shore-the lhresil-
cd mixture Of The Scotch and Massachusetts
varieties. a barrel Of corn yields :. bushels OF
homny, which will be sold al 81 els per bushcl,
as an inducement 10 horse and cattle feeders 10
give it trial A sample may be seen al Mr.
Bunons and al my house.
have also Jacks and Jennies Of The best
blood, for sale low.
My Agents and all other persons, are prohi-
biled from selling and buying for me, contracting
Oh ny behalf, or subjecling me in any mode what
ever 10 pecuniary liabilities, unless specially au.
horised in writing 10 do 50.
GEO. TAYLOR.
G y ,.,T
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,raI pIE 1NnpE

r w. RANDOLPH &. CO, l2l Main a.,
y Richmond, have for sale Dictionary Of
Science, Literature and Ar, comprising the his
tory, description, aud scientific principles Of every
branch of human knowledge-wilh The derva-
ton and definition of all The terms in general use;
edited BY w. +. Brande, F. r. S. L--illuStraled
with numerous engravings on wood.
E'oL
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House OF DELEGATES, Feb. 18th, 1915.
Dear Sir: consider the election OF Senator a
iniy which We are constituionalIy bound 10 per-
lorm All that have to say, with regard 10 my
course on that subject, is, that shall be governed
oy sense OF duty which owe 10 my cons,itu-
enls and myself.
Respectfully, yours &C.,
JOHN R. BILLUPS.
VI. JOHN K. TAYLOR, Senate Chamber.
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J Inc Ladies OF the Union Benevolent So.
~ neg leave TO call the attention Of the public to
TIT tn depository Of Work, No. liz, Main street
. VIII gladly receive garments Of any kind to
neoe up IN any numbers-will see that the
nv, y IS properly cut-that the clothes are faith
. .;I made-tbat all remnants are returned-and
mr. MI enaeavor in giving out the work, under the
~ u their Society, SO TO distribute it, that while
, si,, De an encouragement to honest industry,
, ~, e an acceptable charity. The cost to the
~. onef snail in no instance exceed the regular
:, pau elsewhere for similar work.
lar, rs society have now on hand in their Depos.
..i, a plumber Of Ladies' and Genllemen's
sS SsGsa Dressing Gowns, with other articles,
J psa they will be glad to sell.
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INDELIBLE INK

INDELIBLE INK
For Marking Linen, CottOn, SiN, SC.
POND'S (EDglish) Permanent Ink, without q
ID preparation-very convenient.
Kidder's (American) with preparation.
The above are the best and most durable kinds
Of marking Inks. For sale BY
NASH e. WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and Dealers in Piano Fores and Mu-
sic, No. 1871, Main St. Feb.4
NOR HIRE have tor hire six good field
i Hands; also good male Cook
N. B. HILL,
Jan. Is Bell Tavern.
NLOVER SEED.-We have lot OF Pure
" Mountain Clover seed low for cash.
GRETTER g. GRETTER.
Feb. 3-5lc&d
THTER's HISTORY OF THE FRENCH
i REVOLUTION-Comp for only 81 %
Another supply of this very cheap and interest
ing Work,Ireceived this day, by,r
Feb. IL NASH & WOODHOusE.
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MO. IL, HARPER'S BIBLE, &c.-J. w.
IN RANDOLPH & Co have received
Harper's Bible, No. lS, 25 cents.
The Chimes, by Dickens
No Thirlwall's Greece, -
Prescotrs ferdinand and Isabella, and Mexico,
3 vols each. Feb ID
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:, ~ - EAR AT CITY HALL.-The Ladies
:. ns a Baptist Church take pleasure in in
lining thelr friends and the public, that their
~. Far for the purpose OF liquidatns the
~, =" d Their Church, will open on Monday eve
.4s 'he 18th inst, at o'clock, al the City Hall,
QUO Continue several DAYS.
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| aaMEs RIVER AND KANAWHA COW.
gs.ANY.-An Adjourned Meeting of,he Stock
pasy so! o. the James River and Kanawha Com.
RAJ, viii be held in the Hall Of the House OF Dele.
- his Evening, at 7 o'clock.
Feb * VIM 8. CHITTENDEN, Secretary.
+ Az. Lt--Wood, Coal, and Coke for sale.
Pry !" GEO. w. TOLER,
agent and Collector, Isles Row,
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE.

LAND FOX SALE.
TIME subscriber offers for sale his farm in the
Il county of Hanover. This farm lies im,ne-
dialey on the Richmond aud Fredericksburg
Railroad, Ia miles from The former place, con,
lains about 262 acres. two-hirds in woods and
the remainder in cultivation and has upon il all
necessary out houses, and timber enough, il is
believed, 10 pay the price asked for IT, Two
hundred acres more, Immediately contiguous to
the above, and having upon il a small dwelling
and necessary oul houses mostly new can also
be purchased if desired, and the two tracts would
make most desirable farm. For information
as 10 terms, &C., apply 10 Jesse VIM, or p. w.
Brown living near the premises.
Jan. 22-wtt JOHN J. W1NN
Valuable Real Estate, M N0rigaLle Water, near
James Rirer, for Sale.
TINE subscriber wishes 10 sell his Plantation.
i near Cabin Point, called Mill Farm. living
on Upper Chipoaks creek, containing about 1000
acres, 300 OF which are in The county of Prince
George, and the balance in Surry. The creek is
navisable up 10 the plantation for vessels of so 10
10 tons bur,hen. About one-halflhe land is clear
ed. and now under good fence, and in cultiya-
lion; the other half in Woods, a portion of which
is in original growth with some very good Tim
Der. and the remainder well-covered with Pines
OF large size suitable for Rail timber or Steam
boat wood The improvements are such as are
usual on a farm; they consist OF comfortable
Dwelling House, Smoke House. Barn Stable.
&C., and Quarters Tor the accommodation OF
about 80 Negroes. There is also large Mill
House, which was formerly a Manufacturing
Mill, thai has not been used during my minority;
bul which might be again established, as HE mill
privileges have not been forfeited
The subscriber is disposed 10 sell bargain in
this property, if he can effect sale immediate
" by private contract but il not, he will sell il at
public Auction, on the premises on Monday, cath
Of February. The land will be shown 10 any
one desiring it, by Mr.. Bishop, who resides on
the premises, or The subscriber, whose address is
Charles City C. Ii. The terms will be one third
cash, and the balance in one and two years.
Jan. l4-c2awlds J. L. HARRISON.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A LII persons having claims against the Es-
| II tate Of Edward Carter who died some years
since in the county OF Henrico, are requested To
present them 10 Mr.. Philip b. Jones, Richmond
Tor payment; and those indebted TO said Estate are
requested 10 make immediate PAYMENT 10 him as
| amanxouS 10 close my administration on said
estate Mr. Jones is alone authorized to collect
the debts due TO said estate
ROBERT a. MAYO.
| Sheriff of Henrco county, and as such,
Administrator of Edw Garter, decd.
Jan l0-c2aw2m
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RICHMOND, February IL, 1916.

81 J. r. BmLrPs:
Dear Sir: | have to-day received a letter from
Dr. Galewool, enclosing me a sealed paper to
;ou and which send You by Col. Allen,
which he informs me contains instructions TO you
from Midlesex, similar in their characterize those
received from Mathews. | conceive il to be my
dnly 10 inform you, that my course OF action on
lie resolution now on our table, from the House
u Delegates, proposing 10 go into the election of
senator on Friday next, will be greatly influenced,
i not entirely controlled, by knowledge Of the
curse which you may deem it 10 be your duty 10
pursue, in carrying, or not carrying, into effect
Inc wishes of the signers 10 The instructions from
each county.
With great respect
Your friend and obi. servt,
JNO. R. TAYLOR.
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" roPERY.-Dr. Plumer will lecture on
p.xry tomorrow night al u o'clock, at the LIST
fssbyleran Church.
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MARRIAGES.

- MarIiea; on The 4lh instant, BY the Rev. Jas.
T vi MI GEo. G. BowaY 10 Miss SARAH II.
UNDERTAKE, all Of Charles CITY County.
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asa rrs SSAGH 9Y

Es5SV REPOSII'URT ~
YTNHl; subscriber would respectfully Inform his
i friends and The public, that he has opened his
Coach Repository, opposite the Virginia and Far
mer's Banks, Main Street, Richmond, where he
will keep large assortment of Carriages from
the best manufacturers in Philadelphia, Newark,
and New York, which he will warrant 10 be equal
10 any work in the Union, and will sell at The
lowest cash prices. Carriages OF all kinds made
10 order at the shortest notice, and in the best
STYLE, and in all cases warranted to stand we'll
Coach and Harness-makcrs' Materials sold low
for cash. Repairing dore on moderate terms
Fob 10 G.. w. COX.
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SENATE CHAMBER, Feb. -
Dear Sir had hoped 10 have received an
answer irom You before this, in reply 10 my note
sent yon BY Col. Allen, accompanying The in
Iluclions from Middlesex. shall be called on
today TO give vote on the resolution from your
House 10 90 into the election Of a Senator on to-
morrow | frankly repeat 10 YOU, that the vote
which may give as 10 the propiety of adopting
Or REJECTING ths resolution, will be influenced By
ne reply winch you NAV give me. An imme-
diale answer is respectfully desired.
Very respectfully.
Your friend and obt. serv,.,
JNO. r. TAYLOR.
To Col JSo r. BILLrps.
House Of Dcbgatcs.