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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22
The biII will produce lwenty.eigbt nil.

The bill will produce iwenty.eight mil.
lions Of net revenue.
On Monday next, We understand thar
the graduate Till will come up, when we
hope that great measure will pass hy ac.
clamaton. II is important, with The view
Of increasing The revenue, by bringing in.
to m7rket lands that will not sell at Inc
present, and still more important to pre-.
vent the depression Of the wages of labor
by offering homes to the laboring poor a,
low prices.
Where so many made able speeches far
the bill, it would b. invdious 10 distin.
guish; but VIC cannot Gorbear TO meDlior
the able argument of the chairman Of tbs
Committee of WAYS and Means. Mr. Me-.
Kay. He has borne the brunt If The II.
Dor of the day. He has worked for The
great cause by day and BY night; and 10
him let all honor be paid, as il is due
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-09
!S.9AE OF KE.YL ESTATE.

n CITING under decree Of the Hastings Court of
"A Lynchburg, in Chancery Suit, therein depend.
ing, By the style Of Williams, u.s. Victor &c. the un.
derslgned, Commissioners appointed for Tie purpose.
VIII proceed 10 SELL on the premises, on Friday the Sh
May, le46 a, public auction, to the highest bidder, the
following REAL ESTATE, in Lynchburg, to vii:
The House aud Lot ON Sd street, the residence
OF Jehu Williams, containing 81 feet front, aud run,
nins back 80 feet with The
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
being desirable family residence.
Also, To- Of ground with building thereon, 2nd
street, containing 25 feet front and running back 81
feet, just below The Franklin Hotel
The title To the foregoing property, is deemed unqnes-
iionable, but. acting Commissioners. we will only
convey with special warranty.
Terms of sale. 6, l2, and Is months, except aoou,
$50, which will be required to pay costs and expences.
Purchasers 10 give bunds with good personal security,
and the title To be withheld until said bunds are paid
liable 10 be resnld in Of default.
JOHN 5Gils, G. siIacKn,EroRp. com''s.
April 6 ISM
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SHOCKING GASE.--Out attention was a,tacied
IN Monday night in the First Municipality, by large
crowd oi people surrounding good. hacking. neatly
dressed young sailor. aud rather pretty au apparently
mol more Than sixteen years OF age. The man ms al
tefnalely weeping. cursng, and tearing his hair, and
threatening 10 kill both himself aud the female HIM
while she stood with her hands casped. her eyes red
with weeping, supplcang him ~, 10 kill her. and beg
ing him not 10 lake on so On ngunng into the cause
OF the disturbance. The following dcpurahle circumsiun,
ees were related. The sailor had Just returned fom
long cruise al sea- and lark aboui town. Tell
Of olic and half seas over, when no encountered the
female IN The streets. struck up acquaintance with her
and invited her 10 accompany him IN the 'Glohe BALL
From some unaccouniablo reason the girl felt repul.
nance 10 going with him. bu n, last consented, aud
invited by her companion 10 enter neghboiog cafe
and get drink As they stood al the bar the eountu
nance oi The man seemed familiar her. and he put
pui his hand Ia take up his pass OF q0or she observed
deep scar and dropping her glass, exclaimed, Great
tod! your name Is ------l y0u'le my BROTHER 1 ard
81 he was. lie had not seen her Tor eight years. and
when he had last le1 her. with her parents IN New
York, she was fair. haired rnitling lle child. Ills
horror and anguish al finding her away from hume. aud
common girl OF tho town, be- better Imagined than
described; and ye,amd his pafoNysms Of grief he thank
ed heaven that he had discovered II thus early. po
lre officer succeeded in separating the unfortunate pair
aud getting them safely 10 their several homes and
have not hoard Of them since.-.N. o. Pic.
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ElRl&MlSo
IL THE LYNCHBU Ri VIRGlNIAN,

I ID
n pablished srni-tOeeky fsosru .uo'ay Thursday,
At Four Dollars per annun payable in adrance Nosuo-
,ptton rbe recsiredtor shorter time than SIR months
aud no paper cH be discontinued, (ercept at the discretion
tfthe Cditors,) until oil arearayes are paid.
~ aDVERTIS EJNE.N'TS inserted at SO cents per
,oasre Tor less) for euery inner form insertion and s1a
psr square Tor iess) for every outer form insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER required TO note, on has
manuscript ho,o long he ishes his advertisement inserted
an na,eysenent noted o be inserted tat its dis
continuance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms are for
he ,rlere of t.co squares $40 for squire, S25 for
one sgtrre, inner FORM S35. Every yearly Advertiser
viii be required to his advertising ~ hiSporfcu
az line Of busiaess.
sy- JOB PRINTING erec,aed neatly and erpedaious
md M reasouaLIe terms.
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March 80
BRYANT - TI.ySEEY

eFrnns 70, sale. full and complete supply of
ing goods
30 hhds P Rico ST. croix and N. o. Sugars
Clarified do
% boxes and barrels Loaf Sugar,
40 bags Rio, Lasuyra and Java Coffee,
80 hhds. aud bbs. hIolassos,
% hal! barrels very fine Moasscs,
800 Il IS Nails,
500 sacks sail,
10 Tons country Bar Iron,
Iredagar lfon small sizes,
5000 las. American Bllsiered Steel,
500 " Shear and Cast Steel,
1900 " Hoop lfop, in. to in.,
10000 " bale Cotton,
10000 " Sole Leather, good and damaged
90 barrels Tanners OH,
80 Grlndsones,
800 lbs. best Caracas Indigo,
1000 " Nader.
40 kegs Doponl's and Kentucky Rifle Powder,
30 " Blasting do
50 bags Shot
SO kegs White Lead,
20 barrels Vinegar,
80 nest Tubs,
80 doz. buckets,
500 lbs. Lamp Black,
500 20 Putty.
50 boxes 8 Il 10 and 10 * IL Glass,
80 barrels No. 2 and 3 Mackrel
SO boxes Sperm. Hull's and Iallow Candles.
so =" Smp
5 casks Cheese,
90 boxes Rasins,
casks Rice,
80 boxes I'ea
! chest fine Tea,
20 bales Doinestlcs,
10 q" Oznaburps
80 pieces Bed Ticking.
80 bleached Domestic.
With many other arcles. loo numerous TO mention
in advertisement, all Of which friends
and the public generally, shall be sold low for CASH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-09
E.YNCmBURsts, THURSDAY MORNINGS, APHla. 0

usliE SUBSCRIBER offers his services the citi,
zens OF Lynchburg aud It's vicinity asa profession
al Gardener aud Decorator OF Grounds lie will under
transplant trees. and set and trim Shrubbey sc. lie
refers 10 JonN ID. MuRRrLL aud JAMES DoLAN. aud
Henry Is. RlchARps Esqrs. lie has ample es,monl.
ais Of his qualifications which he will take pleasure in
showing.
lie may be found at the Washington Hotel.
JAMES QUlRK.
April u
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BAGBY & cRENszIAw,
~ O,ih attention..

offer for sale my House and Lot, and my object is
Il il into aterest bearing fund will take
permanent stocks, bearing six per cent interest," the
purchaser have any time the whole OF the pur-
chase money he may ask, by paying interest. Tins
property we'll known that any description of il here
Is deemed unnecessary. }. WILLS.
April 81
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,Ks.. Luke Kan:

VEMkE notice that On Thursday. the LIST day Of May
q 1910, al the Store House OF Matthew r. Allen.
IN the county o franklin. shall proceed 10 take tn
deposition Of John T. Allen and Others to be- read as
dence IN cause. now depending and undetermined. in
the circuit superior court oi law aud chancery. holden
Tor the county OF Franklin. wherein Plain N
and Luke Ray defendant. Should fail in taking
The abaye named deposition. the sbove named dsy
"e sho continue from day To day, Sundays excepted
uutil all are taken and completed.
ENGLISH s. ALIEN.
March 80 I'm
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.U.E.V,IKkv WILLS.

VIE. subscribers, agents for the .Manikin Iron
q orhs. will keep constantly on hand large and
well assorted stock of
MANlklN NAILS,
very superior article and will sell them on such terms
as to afford great inducements 10 dealers.
MCDANIEL s. McCORKLE.
April Is
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$40 REWARD.

ANYWAY from the subscriber. living in the up
Az per end os Halifax county, Va, and seven miles
NoIih "t Milton, n c., on the night OF Sunday. the
End lust. my negro
NICHOLAS,
about twenty or ,hy years old supposed to be five
,ee,' seven OF nne inches high; weighing abont 100 or
i'o pounds; OF dark copper color. rather thin vsaqe
and hece looking eyes. HIS teeth are broad and white
and his upper front teeth vide apart. lie has a
scar over one OF his eyes and elrrang rehead-ono
OF his eet has been severely Gu, with axe. leaving
large scar.
tie carried with him fifteen twenty dollars in spe-
Gle. deep red yarn coat, dark brown Of jeans
red vest OF jeans, and other co'hing numerous
mention.
lie has travelled grca, deal and may make his way
to Tree State will give the above reward Tor his de
livery 10 me or his confinement IN Jail IT he shall be ap-
pretended al distance of 90 miles from my house -
he shall be taken home aud delivered 10 me or
lodged IN jail vii give ten dollars.
My address is Danville. Va.
AQUlIA A. WILSON,
April 2 1w
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Notice.

WE beg to notify our commercial friends ana Inc
w mercantile community Of Virginia, that we nave
ss,ca,ed with u.s. in our business concerns, Mr. ko-
BERT L. MCINTOSH, of Norfolk. aud that the BUS
mess hereafter will he continued under ;he firm OF
"e'' WILSON, BROWN 4 CO,
New York, March, 1916,
Aurl W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-09

VAL UABLE RIAL ESTATE
For sale.
HNllE SUBSCRIBER. intending TO move TO the
Il South vest. offers for sale TIM
Il a X M
on which he rcsides-siluaed in the county of Camp
bell, on Otter river, CONTAINING by recent survey.
s~ssM2s. l0li. acres,
ASXS.sA one hundred and fifty acres Is supposed 10
G&NTV~ be Low GROUNDS, nearly all OF which is
--seAs.- very rlch. The up land is Of fine quality
and IN fine state Of impov emont. There is a consd-
cradle body OF good Ihbacco land yet clear Ii desi
ahle 10 purchasers, the subscriber would divide the
Tract.
The Improvements conss of comfortable
1--S DWELLING HOUSE. Sc
ssAas..'& first rate Negro Cabius large Barn
~Sy4 iiiM stable and sufficient lumber of robac
fssl maaa.3 honses 10 save iory thousand pounds
Ut luhaccn.
This Farm is Is miles from Iynchbnrg. in one Of the
most healthy and agreeable neighborhoods in the upper
country. more minute description is unnecessary as
those wishing tohuy will Judge for themselves | will
take likely young Negroes IN payment for portion Of
HE purchase. NJ liADEN.
The Richmond Wing will publish ior four weeks.
March 80 DIV
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CADbAS ne. AGeft-S
We hrLOYYExsk 0FsEEfEc
Easement Rooms under shc Eagle,
Corner. Main and 1871 Street,
RICHMOND, Va.

Dra,c,ngs 'eceired ere,y dag al O'Clock.
UNPARALLELED Luck a, LUCK'S Lucty Of
u flee The cry is--whal's the matter The an-
swer Is-the people have found oul that all prizes are
in the hand of LUCK.
1t there be any who have heretofore been unfortunate
by dealing in Lotteries, lei them call on LUCK" as
he has clearly shown by his great success in selling Pr
zes, that his Office was established for all such
$4,000! 10000! 100 Of 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, class No Is, To be drawn
on Saturday April lllh, 1916, at Wilmington, Della
ware. rs Nos, Is drawn
GRAND CAPITALS
OF $4,000 of $1,000
OF 10000 100 of 1909
OF 5000 100 of 500
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 9 50
certificate Of 70 whoes will be sent for slI9 so
20 halves do do 80 IS
2Oquarers do do % 81
The following small Schemes TO be drawn as follows
for priI:
l0lh.--Pofomoke II. Capitals of 1000 90 Of
500. sc. Tickets 81, halves 2, quarters !.
l3ih:-Pokomoke 70. Cap'las-25, 600. 25 of
1000. Sc Tickets s., halves 4, quarters ,.
I4lh.-Pokonoke "A. Caplais-l60oO. 90 OF
1000, &C. Tickets S., halves 2 so, quarters Is.
l5lh.-Pokomoke IS. Capuas-i2 900, 1000, sc.
Tickets 81. halves 2, quarters /.
l6lh.-Pokomoke Is. Capiials-70O0, $500, sc.
Tickets 81, halves quarters SOC.
ifu.-T ok"inohe if.-Caplta 4UUJ, &c.
Tickets 81, halves 2. quarters |.
2O,h.-Pokomoke rs. Capilas-25,000. 6000, &c.
Tickets S., halves A, quarters 2.
2lst.-Pokomoke ~ Capals-l5,0O0 5000 &c.
Tickets S.. halves 2 so. quarters 25.
2nd.-Puknmoke 50. Capitals -l2 900, 90 of | 00O
sc. Tickets $4 halves 2 quarters |.
2}rd-Pokomoke 81. Capitals 5000, 1000, Sc
Tickets 81, halves | quarters SOC.
2ith.--Pokomoke 50. Caplals-l2. 000 5000, Sc
Tickets 81, halves 2, quarters !.
27h.-Pokomoke So, Capitals Of 10000, o.
5000, &c. Tickets So halves 4, quarters q
2Sth-Pukonoke 81. CapIlas--l7 800, 10 of 1000
sc. Tickets s., halves 2 so, quarters %.
29h.-Pokomoke IS. CapItais-l4, 900, 90 OF 1000
SC. Tickets ST. halves 2, quarters l.
My friends and the public generally. will please bea
in mind, that all prizes in the hands Of "LUCk.'
Then Tor prizes, please address
CD. LUCK,
Vender for ID. Paine s Co., Managers.
Persons ordering by the package in any o the abov
deduct the price OF three tickets. have every da,
Lotteries from to $40 and when a remittance is mad,
TO me, large small. will always invest In The mos
popular lotteries on hand. The drawings sent, whef
requested all who order from me. The cash Tor al
capitals be had usual sight. On all letters en-
closing cash prize tickets the postage need MOI, be paid
The Tickets in The above Lotteries received aud al
orders addressed 10 LUCK meet the most prompt anc
confidential attention. Persons from the country visit
ing he city should bear in mind that all prizes are If
the hands of LUCK For prizes, address
{. b. LUCK.
Richmond. April is
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Mcssrs. Peter Lyon, Eird White and
Robert pasiy:

Etobert Pasiy:
TENAkE notice. that shb on the 2Slh dav of April
q next. at the dwelling house OF Washing ion Reese.
in the county of Bedford take the Dispositions Of James
Burnett aud others, the Isl day Of May next al the
dwelling house Of Priscilla Bernard in the county Of
Franklin, shall take the depositions Of Priscilla Der
nnrd and others; the 4ih day of May next, at the
law olliee Of WIN. Martin in The town OF Rocky Mount,
Franklin county, shall take the dispositions Of Solomon
Pasly and others; and the 7lh day Of May next at
the dhellihg house of Patrick llX, in the county Of
Franklin, shall take the deposons of Nancy Williams
and others; all of which dcposltons when taken are To
be read as evidence in depending in The Circuit
Superior Court oi Law aud Chanccry for the county OF
Franklin, On at injunction, ia which am complainant,
aud You defendants. If the taking 81 said dispositions
OF OF any III them Is not completed the first day. the
same Will be continued from day 10 day until finished.
JOHN IL. FORBES EXT of
John Forbes, deed
March 80 dw
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LAFAYATTE w. LAMBETH, nj. d..

u ESPECTFULLY offers his services To the citizens
of Lynchburg and the surrounding country, in the
PRACTICE OF all the various branches of his profession He
may always be found at his Mothers, On Cooke street.
one square below Johnsuu's Hotel.
April 6 IGN
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COATS.
dress and frock Goats,


French do blue, green,
brown and olive
Drap.de- Etc
Black f. gish Merino
Drap de-V Vienna
Croton (aIl shades and qualities)
Tweeds
Krirnlln and Cotionade
White, brown, grass and fancy Linen"
PANTS.
mere Pants,
do do fancy do do
English Merino
Drap-de Vienna
Drap-de Etc
metropolitan twill
White and fancy Linen Drilling
Plain and striped Union
kiimln aud Cu,t)nade
Black and fancy Satin Vests,
Do do Barathea Silk 80
DO Bombazine
Fancy Silk "
While, embroidered and fancy Marseiles &c.
FUR.N7SHLNG GOODS.
Shirts, Collars and Bosoms, Under Shirts. Drawers,
Night Shirts, Scars. Cravats, Stocks. Ties. Knots
Sfeners, Night Caps. Money Purses, Money Belts,
Walkn. Canes, Umbrellas, &C. &C.
ALSO,
A large ass lrlment OF Cloths, Cassmeres and Vest
ngs, as follows:
CLOTHS,
French and English black brown, invisible green, oil
i've and blue Broad Cloths. Drap de'Ele Crolon Coat
nss. A.paccas, Tweeds, Milton Coating, knmlin fan
cy Linen and Hamilton Mixtures.
P1NT1LOON STUFFS.
French and English doe skin and plain black CASH
mere French, English and American fancy do fancy
and white Linen Drilling Tweeds and Co,tonades.
TES1LNGS.
Black and fancy Salins, black and fancy Baralhea
Silks Bonbazines, Cashmareit, Merno. fancy Silks.
straw coored and buff Cashmere and fancy and white
| Marsees.
TRIMMINGS
! OF every description and quality constantly on haho
We would invite all in want of any Goods IN our lne
to call and examine goods and prices, as we deal III
small profits aud cash. and determined to sell FOODS
as cheap as they be bought anywhere IN virginia
| We make no deviaons from first prices except wher
large amount is purchased, as we consider one price
sufficient to sell single article Those wishing 10 iur
nish their own Goods can have them manufactured II
the most workmanke and at the shortest notice
French and American Fashions received monthly.
! W. w. s. Co.
April
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NEW CONCERN.

GEORGE BAGBY having associated with him r.
VI w. CRENSHAW, cot the late frm of McCa
nahan, Crenshaw Co the business will hereafter be
Conducted at The old stand under the style and firm Of
DAGBY & cRENsyfAvW,
Who have on hand large and well selected stock of
Groceries, Domeslics Hats. Shoes, &c &C., which
they offer to their friends and the public generally upon
the favorable terms, for cash IN exchange for
country produce.
April 6 Is
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Gcntlem ems Eur:lishing store.

vVMterh0NSe, yEhiffenaOre y Co.,
AV ING moved TO the store door belnw ID
III X. Lyman's Drug Siore receiving a large
and choice selection of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
utabe for Spring and Sunmer wear, and will offer
great inducements to gentlemen wishing to purchase
comprisir g, viz
COlTC
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"A s.HST on LETTERS,

I'd EMAINING III Tie Posi- UIute al Ly hchDuTg, Is
NJ April, 1916;
(persms calling Cor letters in the following list, vii
please say they are advertised.
A--Jeremlah Il. Ander- Mrs. NJ. f. Lee,
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GRAND CAPITALS

Ukt1s VIZ, haI'ts D, quarters 30
A certificate oi % whoes will be sent for SlI9 sc
% halves do do 80 II
26quarers do do % 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19

were lmrtagitd, and lJl, tondutl dfBoun'
cd wllh 90 almosg unparalleled lrEocl'
h. Rui, nBW'. Hhsi 8 lie HsPeEa ui f.
fsifsf Nr. IIsywoed's PalisY 81 i9Es-
80 slaDd Findirsied hef0re slse c0unaEy.
aad I'll many I.oro aha saaed To- he
: Dsnish b. aad uho joinsd i lls hnas.
which only lacked he ability. i paFsse
Mr. Hsyunnd Il he dralh. Mauld giFs
ahrir eyeAstlh, If Iiley lad herded IL
warning soia Z snl ksaPped ssloEi II nc
measure. witch Ill prove IL be : naill-
sl0ne srannd lie REck ri I.nro Fosolsnl.
NJ. Haywood hss hsd b. days II bll.
serness and moFli6ealion--he La n0m liz
days 81 triumph ard eSulsailnn. lie met
Win 10 ply and - sympathy from shnse
10 y hon he lid right u mske lie slf0ng-
esi appeals. and lie can now !. mork when
heir lear epmelh. Pc. Lllsf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
Late and Very Important from the
ARMY.

The New Orleans Delta" states that
Sunta Anna has issued his orders TO Gen.
Ampudia. to retire Immediately from Sal.
lilo TO San Louis Potosi, distance OF
300 miles; and. on the march, 10 disman-
lie all the intervening Fortiiications, and
destroy all ,he Tanks and Reservoirs Of
water, so as TO force Gen. Taylor 10 adj.
vance far into the interior, and to be CON-
PEELED 10 larry Water, as well as P"vi-
sicns and Forage, with him, for the sup
port of his Army. If this be true, II Is "A
masler-suoke OF policy on the part oil The
wiley and faiihless Chief, which, we
much fear, will subject our gallant Army
10 inconceiyable suffering and danger.
OF course, If this news be confirmed, land
we do not doubt it.) we need not look fol
an engagement with the enemy for many
months. Register.
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commanding - il Nil du dr. sFFsteE ruJ,
taoa If sie trateis Aad inasnnrh - h
will pass ihUangh lie raaasals al lie d.
leEeul STATES. and mast De he sairT rou.s,
il vii EessoEe the transportation u lie
Great Nsl - ssrlioa II noGnsfy slarongh
which i lis been rsfre3. unsa within !
few years. sinre. d. formaiioa Il - con
fe1eraey.
Resolved. That ihe members ii ms
CONVENTION are ronsinned. shsi If this
Conneriing Link d vel loraled. econo-
mieslly built. and commeneea viii sun
cieni capital. hal il vii afford Il he 60
piisliSls ol he r0unsTy ! sic. permanent,
aud profitable investment d monev.
Resolved. That The Legislature 81 =.
Carolina Be requested 10 grant charter
or lie constitution III Ral Road fiom
The civ 81 Raleigh, through Fayetteville,
10 such point on the South carolina line,
= shall conneri with tie Road which may
be constructed hy The citizens Of ON sis
Ter Stale Of South Carolina. iEnm tie town
81 Camden, by way Of Cheraw and Zen
nersyille. to Tho North Carolina line.
Resolved. That = commis,ee 0f seven
persons be appointed by The President 81
this Convention. 10 prepare ~ soon n
practicable, document. setting forth n
approximate estimate If the eOst Ut this
line Of Rail R"ad-iis probable income ;
and 10 take MI surh steps a. they may
deem most advisable. tn attract public =
tenlion 10 this route, and hasten is com.
pleiion.
The committee under tic LAT resolution, n an
nouneed hy The President, Is composed Of the FOL
lowing gentlemen. viz: tie lion. RoleH Strange
Col. William r. EIlcrle, James Wright, Dane,
Paul, Z. l.. winsIow. e. p. NiaiIeit, and W
HOLSTER.
The Hon. Robert Strange, Dunran X. M'Ras
Edmund wilkins, Thomas q. Whitaker an
Warren Winslow, were appointed committee Il
melnoriaIize the Legislature, on behalf Of the Con
ycntion, on ilie subject of granting charter 70
the contemplated Rail Road from Raleigh % III
South Carolina line.