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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10

Tho ioiowing h one Of the l.ocoroco songs sung
Pennsylsana during me canvass OF 1874. for : revv,
which. W. are Indebted TO the Harrisburg Telegraph.
beats tho "YALLaH KfvfR" hll hollow.
"roLE DALLAS. ANN THE rAWtrP oF isia-
"Tis Dsnserss csaisg'
The Democrats are coming
TIE Democrats arc coming,
The Democrats nro coming,
To renew heir aneont pledge.
We ore q band Of POLK MEN.
We aro a band Of POLK MEN
We aro = band Of FOLK MEN
Wen sound " through the land
Were DE nozzle TARIFF BAND.
Vote the noble TARIFF BAND.
We're DE noble TARIFF BAND,
Ta,r's rgs DEMOCRATIC utroE
We arc hand, SC.
Then Join iu hearty chorus
onf hanuefa waving DER ~,
Vol carry ~ believe We.
Jtaes thr bo.nocfauc pcdrr.
w eve baud, Sc
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Beauties Of the sub-yrcnsury.

Washington correspondent II tho Baltimore Patrol
states that Government agent, Nth guard left that
city Test week ior New York, with draft on the Custom.
House o. hat place ar money. "And WHAT asks the
w'f 'do you suppose She agent and bic guard brought
back' Nsw York shiapisstssa and tho people were
bound iotike ihcm ~ discount who ho Government has
funds hero which the Secretary NJ Inc TroBsury will MOI
use" The Patriot says similar operation bas been nor
iomed BOO Balumac wilkins few doys pact, and that ih.
ridiculous farce Is becoming Of almost daily occurrence
The bTfcaruy 600 adJs1 srrious injury 10 Che peo
pc, bog ;. ailJIds Ino pIckInga Or lho b.akeran
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E1tension OF The Louisa Rail Road.

Alta meeting Of portion Of the Stockholders at Han.
Court House, Wednesday, 7h OF October lSI 6;
Philip b. Winston called tho chair, aud Charles
Thompson appointed Secretary.
The following revolutions unanimously adopted
Whoreas several counties west Of the Blue Ridge have
held meetings. at which resolutions were adopted inviting
al interested IN tho extension o. the Louisa Rail Road
send delegates 20 meet in convention IN tho town Of
Stanton, the 3Oh Of Oct, 1916;
Res0i0ed, That it is oSpodi,n' hold Convention for
tho object specified aud that tho Chaiman appoint sir
Delegates.
Tho Chair then appointed Edmund Fontano, Jos. NJ.
Sheppard, l.. Phillips WIN. Wiiiamsou, Richard r. Oar.
recoti, and William d. Winston, Esqs. delegates to tho
Convention.
R,ssired, That the proceedings Of ibis msong be pub.
siod IN tho Richmond Wing aHd Enq1rer, aud that the
Times, STANDARD, and Republican DO requested copy.
+. b. WINSTON, Chm.
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Agricultural and Horticultural E.bt.
billion

We refer iho reader 10 ito notice. In smother column
uu'n 70 'ho approaching anniversary Of tho Honroo
Agricultural and Horticultural soeio,y W. -
numerous attendance Of Ladies AZ well ~ C.,,l,ror
boh from town and county We ere authorized 20 er
poet spnndid Floral exhibition on the second dsv in
which, Of eourse to ladies will take a special iu,sre.,
The Adde'S to DO delivered from The high f,po,,o, NJ
The gentlemen appointed perform tisi duty eops,,,.
b''hy attractive features Of on exhibition. IN which ,t
classes Of our feiiow.c'sep- -hogd not only feel I'm,
cB'Rcs d0sp interest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10

Tvs Siul ~ TEAbE,--Tho 81 Louis Review, speaking
Of the conquest Of New MEXICO asks, what will be tho o.
feet Of this chango II government cotnuercci
Some who with this subject the bo
lief that Tho trade a. Ssnta lo through Missouri will now
rapidly fail on, and that al that region Of country will
receive W supplies Of goods through Tox1s aud hrkansas
Merchandise be carried Rcd River and up The Rio
Oundo and other In Texas IN light draught seu-
boaw Tor c0nsdcrabe distance, and by that
ri hundred miles 81 land carriage 20 Mexican settlements
will be saved ~ these oonaoiures should PROVE be true,
hcnvy blow wall bo thereby inflicted on Tho "
Missouri. ~ OF Cyonts, other routes will actively r.
val DO r1de from Independence 10 Santa FofSt Louis
Now Era
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Tur u. s. IRoS SrEANsnr ALLEsuEsY now building a,
Psburg is nearly completed. She built entirely Of iron
except the panking tho gun dock-wi be baque-rsg-
cd. and have an armament OF four g. poundrs mounted
pivos and weighing 10000 pounds each. She /. also
pierced for side battery of six % pounde which can
be put pleasure. Her length Of deck 1876 feet aud
her keel l70 feet length all 200 feet and her
carpencrs 1l56. Her draft of water when
fully equipped, will be IL feet She have two low
pressure engines e 900 horse power oaehhot cylinders
60 inches Diameter and feet stroke and will pro-
PEELED with Lieutenant Hunters submerged horizontal
propec. Everything about hor is Of Piusburg manufac
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE.

OCTOBER TO- l546.
uST received, and for sale, the following
~ Works ''6
James New Novel Heidelberg. RamaRee--ose
Fart sth complete Of the Statesmen OF the CommoD,.,h ~
EnshBd-25e - ""''" "
Part 4ih Of Chamber information for the Peorle-2se
Pan OF horiin the PouEdlinE by sue-6e
"abc humans the Niece Of Abdel-Radcr or an a.n, IN
assassinae Louis Philip, Krg P,cneh by Cu,i q Hen
LI.D-25e ' - ' - "'''oi
ALSO. ny TnE srEANER-
The London Pictorial News
Times
Punch
The Western Continent, for Saturday Oct 10
Also, further supplies OF the following
Gsnsvenc. IN two parts Dumers' last-SOe
Three Guardsn-n, BY Dumer--5Oc
Wandering lew BY sue-5Oe.
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CHs. Tnoursov, Soc.

INTERESTING ~ RELATION TO TEE JEws-The London
Jewish Chronicle Of June 18th publishes tho Of an
Interesting letter from jerusalem. Tho brethren Of the
ten tribes % be- hunted out and FOR this puf-
pose the Jews IN England intend hsury co.ope
fot0n will those HottIed n other lands On the Gh Of
May eter arrived IN London from the synagogue auhor
ues 81 sapheh, saying hnt ~ consequence Of important
information having reached them the country whero
the brethren Of tho ten tribes 10 be found resolution
wuq Immediately p1ts8d elect from among their congrc-
CATION ready aud capable Tor mission that coun.
uy They appeal 10 tho jerusalem Jews for operation
and also 70 select 10 Jerusalem from the Scphatdm
Pouugucsoj Jews and from tho Ashkcnasim German
and P0sh) Jews and 90 aoId the three messengers pget-
evh7 vi" have 10 travel Tor several months through cnor.
nous ds5,ds.
u 1 raid that these ten irJsB constitute empire Of
their have their king and possess great quantities
Of ammunition They oflhRh stature, and havo slto-
gctof an athletic appearance They Fcnersly occu-
pied with te study Of Kabaa, strictly religious and
very wealthy, being 10 possession u many gold
Ihcy do not permit foreigner a. soo among tom even
c soJ0urn q few days be- obtained only By tho pay.
men ri on enormous tax with iho exception Of Iraoos
who are received as friends, permitted 60 reside among
hem and nro altogether recognized NJ hor brethren.
Tho ynugOguo authorities Jerusalem havo consented 10
the fa'sioni though thoy will have incur heavy OK.
ponse, which 20 long journey requires.
boston Transcript.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10

The proceedings Of tho meetings in the counties a
bah Augusta and linoycr which we insert this morn
mr. show that smother effort will be made this winter 10
extend the LOUISA rail road road which, more fortunate
than other works n Virginia has paid ,s way. remupsra
ted is a'ockhoid,r, and Of debt Its extension we
have no ooub will sdd not only s capacity for useful
n's'' bot alec 10 j" wohtabIouoss. We hope twill bo In
Wo1aced 10 The confederation Of tho next Legislature un
der more favorable ausp.o,s than those under which
presented last winter and that IL will mcct with better
fate.
Tho people OF Richmond hayc deep interest In the sue
e'f' oI this movement Will ,hey no, be represented in
tho proposed conycnuon1
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SAT- CoGut,-Wo learn from gentleman who has 10.
Gently visited Galveston the novel spectacle Of coach
propelled BY wind may be- frequently Witnessed the Gal
weston boach. Tho vehicle Is constructed with wheels
the front being much wider apart than those behind
and on them body like that Of omnibus In front
is Tho most which tho ansa 10 placed, and where The
tongue u an ordinary cauisge IT, bowspnt for tho it,
IL stoerod by on apparatus which directs he hind wheels
The beach Galveston Island s level o. Hoor aud
hard almost stone and whom there far breo1o the
cafage railroad speed Wien the trade winds ore.
fsu wind blowing tcn from the south cast IL runs from
ono end N The Island 20 c otncf and back with the Ut
most f1ciity.-N . Bul,Hu
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Pub,ic Meeting an Rn,n County.

Alta meeting OF respectable portion OF the citizens of
Bath County at the Courthouse. the 29th day Of Sep
tember lei6,-on motion, Dr. JNo. BRoCNENsRotsH was
called to tho Chair. and Dr.. cuAs T. Francisco APP
pointed Secretary.
The object of tho citing explained in n few poin
ted and appropriate remarks by William H. Terri
Es who presented for its the following pre-.
amble and resolutions, which unanimously adopted
Whereas it has been suggested, through the pnbc pa
peTS that Will be expedent to hold Convention Of Del
esaies from the several counties directly interested
the facilities for travel and transportation between the
~ Of Richmond and the Valley OF the Shenandoah 10
into consideration the subject Of the the Lou
isA Rail Road and the beope Of Bath being fully con-
WINGED OF the advantages that will to themselves as
well Others from the extension the said Rail Road
this meeting doth propose and recommend the several
coune. interested in such improvement appon, Dele
gates meet IN Convention Saunton ON Friday the
Both day o; October adopt such they may
think most proper 70 attain the objects view. This
meeting deem II unnecessary attempt exhibit an
intelligent people the numerous advantages that result
both the metropolis and THIS quarter Of the State from
connection that will afford the Of easy and rapid
conveyance persons and produce between these points
and therefore leave the united wisdom the
20 propose such plan be most likely
cess This meeting the present occasion with
hold the expression ot hope that the proposed ConVen-
will also recommend the extension Of tho James Ri
Canal the Of Buehanan in the county of Bot
etourt. The early extension OF these short lines OF
improve this meeting feels confident will not at pre-
sent be to the people, and the population aud
prosperity OF the country advances the farther extension Of
both will necessarily follow.
Resolved, Therefore, That Delegates DO appointed
represent this meeting the proposed Convention at
Situation, on Friday, the 3Oth OF Oct. next
Resolved, That the following persons constitute the del
cEatUn, yiz VIM. H. Terrell, DR.. Thos. GoOdc Chas L.
francisco, Tho. Sington, w. Frazier A
Dr. j. Brockenbrough, Syvanus A Byrd, Sam. V. Gate
wood, sud 5. A. Porter.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meeting be sign
ed by the Chairman and Secretary and published in tho
newspapers Of Stanton and Richmond.
]. BRoCKENBoUGH, Chm
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a LinsE BEqUEsr.-Mr John Rodman, n solf-mado
Boston Mechanic, shd tho architect Of pdncoly fortune
who died In at city as week. has left 10 ho Massachus-
cts General Hospital Two hundred thousand dOlsfo
70 bo available after the demise Of sundy persons whom
annuifos have been left
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srlnkcrhoif Rcdi,i,u,.

Mr. BnnkeIhod has recently issusd address to the
people Of his conerS ssions district which will hope,
attract the csPecisl acaon OF tho Executive Organ At
Washington lie Is evidently in need OF another dsgcla
uon aud the Union whipped him into the support Of the
tsr OF s46 few weeks since after he had openly
ed HE determination against perhaps another
pcsiOn OF the las may drive him from the strong Adolf
tion and AntSouthern ground he have assumed
and which is altogether unbecoming "raiural ally" We
have THE address, but the Columbus Journal gives
the following as its two leading features:
"lst. That he, Jacob BrinkcrhofI, was the man who
wrote and had presented through Mr.. wimo who acted
his instrument for the time being tho pT0uiso that Cali
fornia should only be annexed as free territory.
80 That the Locofoeos OF the North determined #
possible, under the Wings and outsip them entire
~ in opposition to Slavery, having become satisfied
that John e. Calhoun march HE southern forces
out OF the Loeoioco camp, and under his own banner
We regret exceedingly hear that that sable pat
motto Democrat" wilmot OF Pennsylvania consented to
act as the eatsPaw OF Brnkerho, in encumbeIng the
million bill with ansAvery proVision-a fact. by the
way, OF which, we suppose, there be doubt
Bsnkerho says the original draft OF provision i, now
10 his possession, rRKsKKvK as An
HEIRLOOM rosrkKIrY!
Brnkerhod, alter ecngraulang the LOeooeos OF Ohio,
on the decided resolutions they have adopted in their
County and District Conventions against Slavery and the
South closes his address in and style foowiue
81 hail them with delight afFordnR uumisiakeabe
ndiesuons that the day past when subscrvieney to
doxy, and when Northern representative required be
more soecus Tor Southern interests than he tor those
OF his section
am respectfully yours.
JACOB BRINKERHOFF."
Now IT, the Union and other Loeofoeo papers assert.
1.-THE South Is in danger," hope they will permit their
readers TO know the OF the impending peril
We have objection their exposing leading Whsss.
having Abolition Hfniues denouncing them vehe
menuy they please In tina, will JON them with all
our heart But let them not forget thaus by Wings
ALONE that these assaults upon South made Let
them not seek up the proceedings OF their
party associates, while they heradng abroad those
OF their political opponents Let them pass BY Brin
kerhO in silence and applaud his sbe and patriotic"
strument Wilmot; while they snahemauIe Adams aud
Sumner and Phillips Let them be impartial ,hei'
this subject; their readers will naturally and Justly
conclude that their apPrehensons all simulated, and
that they attack certain leading politicians the ORTIZ
because they hostile Slavery, but because they
Wings.
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Port OF Richmond

hSA Water his day c; ~ 'siOsL IN
CLEARED,
Ship Levan Cole Antwerp slaves by Chs Palmer
ARRIVED,
Stmr Columbus, Parrish Baltimore
SehT Roscoe, Eaton Iubec plaster DiveLpnrt Allen Co
Sehr Edgar Laing Cramnsr, New York
SAILED,
Schr Lydia, Stevens, Troy
Sehr Spray, IioIlng,hsad. baltimore
SetT rotomae, Kelly New York
Eehr WA Applefauh Kent, Baltimore
seAr RIPrt -. FoT~cn. Fredericksburg
FORT WALTHALL, Oct 6th-Anivcd, Brig Wash.
lnsion. TO Warwick & Barksdale. 7lh--Barquo d. God.
Trey hiladelphia-Sailed, Schr. Cursoti New York,
cosl; Brig Telegraph, Pernambuco 9ih-Brig Johannes,
Rio.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct s-Cd ,ehr Catharns Martha shields
Richmond.
BALrrNoRG, Oct 9.-Ard, schr Missouri. Groves, from
Richmond.
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c. JOHNSON. IN, Sec.

After the adjournment Of the meeting, the Chairman a-
pointed the following gentlemen Delegates tho said Con
venuon: Col. James Crawford, Col. a. r. Givons John
McCue, G. Fulton a. H. II. Stuart, Ksnion Harper J.
J.. feyton, Lilly, s. Hansbargcr. J. Smith, Geo Sea
wright. C. Johnson IT,, II. W. Shefey, ]. Points j. A.
Cochran, WIN. Young p 4. Heiskell, l.. Waddell j. %.
Baldwin, j. A. Davidson, T. J. Niche ]. Newton, Jas
y. Tnmble.
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THIS is the first year. 1910, that the Wings have
succeeded in electing candidate in Baltimore and on
several occasions the Locoioco majority has been very
large. In the Congressional district represented by
ar Giles Il. F. who superseded Mr.. Kennedy, the whig
majority Is upwards Of GOO.
Farther particulars from Maryland will be found under
the postscript head.
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N q INC = .

Q1r Tho Board of Trustees of the Richmond
ianessetsa seh-o having decided establish lba'y
of the scholar. of Inst
Ing the friends Of Education contributors
booA new % OIL a'atsd 10 om frms 10 classes
second hand school books. ke, &e.
Contributions RAY be 'eat 10 Mt James H. Gardner Dce
joha Dove, To Mr. VIM Hawooi the Principal 81 the In
luton. - it-1ta~2w ny ORDER Or riE BOARD
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LAND OF the sunny South whose galaxy
% deathlcss glorics gem DER History's page
Thy track Of fame, where hero, poet cage,
Stand way marks to ineito zach pilgrim on
To think thy thoughts, aud do what thou hast done,
The Parc, MvsE oSulung sings OF thee
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT MEETING

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT MEETING.
Al meeting Of portion OF tho friends OF Internal i'm
Provemoni in Augusta assemble At the Court House on
Saturday, the 3rd instant, William kinny Esq WINS
called TO the Chair and Chapman Johnson IT, appointed
Secretary.
John L. Peyton. Esq. addressed the meeting in few
pertinent and orcble remarks upon the great Importance
OF internal Improvements, and the advantages that would
the State, from the Of the Louisa Rail
Road and Offered 10 the meeting the following preamble
and resolutions, which were adopted:
Whereas the citizens OF Augusta have witnessed with
much satisfaction the recent manifestations in both Of the
great divisions OF the state OF disposition TO improve tho
means o communication between them. They regard ju-
deiou OF internal improvements indispensable TO
the pros erty Of all parts OF the commonwealth and hail
the pFt which be spreading hrou ghOut the land
'h hirbnger OF brighter destiny the Old Dominion
IL the great lines Of connection between the East and tho
West shall be completed they feel assured that there will
be rapid Improvement the agriculture manufactures
and commerce Of Virginia, and corresponding acceera
ton Of her progress IA wealth and population. Entertain
ing these scnmcnt. portion OF the people Of Augusta
have met together TO respond 10 the call of their feowc
izens Of Blth and other portions Of the State
Resolved, Therefore, that cordially approve the pro-
position Of the citizens OF Bath for Convention OF Dele
gates from those counties friendly extension Of the
louisa Railroad. and OF the James River Canal into the
valley OF virginia, TO be held Ii Staunton tho 3Oh of
October next
Resolved That the opinion II this meeting it would
be eHpedcut tor 1id Convention also, consider and
post upon such other schemes U Improvements as may
their opinion be calculated advance tho great interests
OF the State.
Resolved That twenty-five delegates be appointed by
the Chairman 10 the county OF Augusta ia the
said Convention.
Received That VIM. Kyle, d. w. Pa,teson, j. Points,
J. d. lmbodeu, X. s. Brooke. l.. wlddol Ind L. L. Ste
Scnson, DO appointed committee prepare accommo.
dations FOR the meeting Of the Convention.
IL was moved and carried that the proceedings DO pub
shed IN tue papers OF Ssunon and that the papers Of tho
State friendly to the Internal Improvement, be re-.
quosted 10 insert them.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
W. KINNEY, Cha.
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STATE ELECTIONS.

MARYLAND.
We stated yesterday the result in Baltimore. The fol-
lowing the full the ticket fer Delegates the
Legislature:
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CoInian's Presentation Books.

COlnan's Presentation Books.
TINlE following of names Of the different works pre-
pad ny ColNiy, for Birth day Holiday and occasional
Gtfs,
FLORAL Yearly Mrs Dnnes large volume IN vor.s entirely
original The subjects boqusis arranged for
the " months and fpsnddy smbeshed with many groups In
bright and beautiful
Flower Alphsbe-a Fairy Story BY Mr. osEoo-us'uied with
twenty four original drawings u ho printed par.
tculafly Intended f1f lesuna In drawing
AothrfsPernta KIN fpr you.h from ~ to ~ years BY Mrs..
Colnsn . steel raiss- embossed morocco slt edseF
Birds Kecf sikr--a Wedding Gin.
Gathered ri o1ghfs--ffom ssicct auLO.s.
wild Fowefsa coreciion verse, c1rd BY Nisa Cotgan
Grand Molicrs New Toys--6 kinds.
How 10 b. Happy love gin Tor little foks
Chikis Koepsate-Hoo and her Lamb.
Bou Aphsb Firs aud E1sy Lessons n FrencluuHraed
with 20 coorrd pictures
Hioes Tor Chdiood-9 distinct boolaeftei ~ Mr. Canan
Cousin 10 f.u'aTfios--s distinct books
Ao Poets n Am-telcd ted ~ John Kseso-cnbenshsd In
a unique ftyi' with ~ Illustrations from steel
Wholesale AMI retail ~ tiIc bookstore ~
DRINKER 4 MORRIS
oe 10 o. Main a.
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NEW BOOKS,
Received in advance at y. w. RAN.
DOLPEA a. CO.'S BOOkstOrc aud Rind

cry, III MIN NIHEET,
FKDAY, Oct. Q, 1916.
James new NoveI-IIicdelberg, a romance. Csc
No I25 Iiuslrs Living Age; lee
farmcr- and Farrisr's Almanac for 1887; &c
Davy Croeket's Comic Almanac for 81: &c
London Punch for Sept I2 nd 10; re
Illustrated London News Tunes for Sept 10 and o on
Sinners Farmers Library for Oct 5Oe-SS per yr,r Sui,
pcrpons received $3.50 ~
Baekwoods Magazine for October Csc
Nos 10 aud II illustrated Shakespeare; ice
No Chamber Information he People: aSe
NO IS Frost's Pictorial World CSC
Eder sber OF The Unbroken Promise by MIS- s~re,t I9c
Grace Loveand The Mans Drea tale az lnvc h
Mis- A Cleveland CSC w. -
Lives OF celebrated Statesmen, by Quincy Adsms It,
with sketch Of the author, by Rev G w Upham: Y5c
FATHER supplies of Monte Chrso Widows Wan Ringy.
Tower OF Ec
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Has bloody War defil'd our virgin sod.
Aud stricken FkrKpcN sigh'd slonr thy plain,
Responsive to the foreign dcspors eha,nsfs
Thy sons, ch,alric in the oldea day,
Pluck'd brightest laurcls in tho glorious ftay.
To give this land to LBkxry and Con.
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NOTICE.
4 MEETING Of the Collicrs and Iron Manu-.


A MEETING of tho Golfers and Iron Manu-
"A neiuur of Virginia viii be beh Hotel
his''y on TUESDAY tho 18th ins o'eloek r. NJ
The object OF this being eonsder caHdon AMI
prospects OF these interests under the of the ran OF
1896 and 10 decide whether shoah Induce
Consss nj lis approaching session. modify hs law regard
hem hoped there viii be general Attendance without dis
tneiion OF party.
Richmond. Oct. 9Th. 1876,
~ Henrico Agricultural and uorti-
cultural society Tho inst ays' hibion Of stock
agricultural implements grain aud crops. will
tbs Swan Tavern In the Richmond on TUESDAY rr, the
i5h instant ermmcneing at ~ O'Clock.
sadrss on that daya ~ O'Clock by wm. ovcrtan E-
ne lot anarir ample accommodations
second days ErhbiuonPaht- shrubs n,wrta fruits. butter
eemensof mechanic and ndusAt,h "a, ASSN
bly, koom OF the EshaAse Hotel "Wednesday tbs Iih
commencing AZ ~ O'Clock. '
address BY DE-. Warner, at I2 O'Clock
The nec'ing Of the Society annual -
DC nen on ire ith inst Immediately adrvr. @ Al,
tendance 10 pirtieuarIy desirable. ' ~
'"mh'rs OF award meet M nm .,,,,
hour on both dys make tr- ,., q,
enhib ton. wv INV" w
Oct. 10. &c. VIM H. RICHARDSON p,,
Religious NOtice.-The Bap,ist, Of Richmond
design holding series Of Religious meetings in the Fs,
Baptist Church. The Rev Dr. Fuller of s C. will n,.a.h
at III O'Clock on Sunday morning.
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Has council-wisdom claimed the better part,
To battle stirrd, or sweetly charm'd TO peace,
Alternate eloquencc OF Rome and Greeeef
Thy sIalwart Statesmen. in forensic skill
Full arm'd, have shone the most conspicuous stiIl.
The hrst TO rouse. and lsst 10 leave, the heart!