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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-04
Heurer creek LMu.ber House.

bearer creek Lumber House.
T'llE sUBSG RIBERs ass,ciated themselves inc
l. Isl If September last, for the purpose ID dung
GENERAL FORWARDING AND
.Nerc Mfife II "a y cSS,
at the Lumber House, nil IS below lynchbnrs. aud
where tt,e Turnpike the Canal uadeJ the name
cf bohn j. Montgomery * Go. They have Just re-
ceivcd a we'll assorted siock oi
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Also, n simply OF GROCERIES, which they ohr u
the public low lr ctsh, Or in cxclange for Wheat and
Corn.
Lynchourg prices will he paid for Grain and Goods
forwarded al Lynchburg prices. ...-.
JOHN J. MONTGOMERY,
May ITS A. n. MONTGOMERY.
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EDR II E.N'T.

Niit'lNiA At rules held IN the Clerks OtHc. a tn
Circ, Superior Court OF La and Cbsu,erx n, NJ
lord county, the 18th day OF October 1917:
David Sanders Jr. and Ann Z,cta his wife, and Rl,
W, Abram W, Lucy C., Lcsnna MA Daniel j W s
John NJ Saunders, children oil David ana Ann Zi,,
and which children infants under the age oil 81 year
sue by the said David Saunders their fh,r aad ne fsnJ
Plaintiff,
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Sale Of NcgrOe.

DJ RSliANI To the provisions OF Deed of Trust,
executed 10 the subscribers, by John II. Wright,
dated the LIST day Of July lSi7 aud Of record in Bed
ford county Court, they wl Saturday the 9th day Of
November neat the residence of said John H. Wright,
IA Bedford county, proceed 10 sell the highest bdder
At public aucon, the following Slaves to vii Anthony
man; Clcy, a woman, and her child Martina CHAR
~, wonan and Two children, one named Green, the
name of the other moi known
TFRMS.-I'he sale will l.e for cash
AIANSDN l.. NOEL.
JAS. l.. CAMPBELL.
Oct t-w6N Trustees
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VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks Office the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Mel
county, Monday, the 18th day of October, ISL:
William 5. Loving, administrator OF Samuel Loving
Decd who executor of Stephen Watts, de'd and wi
liam Dgges, late Sheriff o Nelson county, and sucl
administrators de bonis with the will annexed OF said
Stephen Hetts, deed. Plaintiffs,
against
Slas P Naw,o,, Crruscc OF the trust estate of Jamc,
Chrstian and zaboth his wife, the said James Christian
and Cordolia his wile and George H. Chris an Stephen
W. Christian, ChailesS Christian, W lillian X. Christian
Robert Beasley and Martha \ his wife, formerly Martha
Christian sally J. Scott formerly sally j. Christian James
p. Christian Samuel H. Christian, Rufus C. Christian, John
Scruggs and Amanda his wife, formerly Amanda Chris
tan which said Elizabeth, George H. Stephen " , Charles
l., William r. Martha A., sally j., James p, Samuel
H., Rufus C. and Amanda, the surviving children de
James Christian, and Charles L. Christian, administration
bons with the will annexed of James Murphy, decd
Elizabeth Murphy said Charlcs l.. Christian, sally
Scott formerly sally J. Christian, Samuel Pur,is, Gcor4
Murphy Purvis, aud James uckey and Sophia his wife the
said Elizabeth Charles L., Sally j., Samuel George Muir
ply and Sophia being deyisees OF James Murphy decd and
William Iiorsley and Robert L. jefferson, in deed
of trust, bearing date the day of
ISL from Charles Christian, for the benefit of himself for
life, with remainder to the children OF James Christian and
William orsley, and Pau, orsley, ills Harris
tina his wife, formerly Martha Iosey and Ebndgc Jencr-
Paul, Martha Mary, the childen OF William lors-
ley, Defendants
IN CRANCERy.
The Defendants, Lacy ]. Scott Samnel Purvs James
Luckey and Sophia his wife, having entered their p
pearancc and security according to the of As
sembly and the Rules this Court aud il appearing by sat
siactory evidence that they not inhabitants OF this
Commonwealth: the motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel
II ordered, that the said defendants do appear
rules to be held the first Monday January next and
answer the Plaintiffs bill and that copy OF this order be
Of Iynehbg, and posted the front door of the curt
House OF tins county.
A Copy-Tcstc,
HOWELL l. BROWN, Clerk.
Oct. WIN
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EDWIN Il. PAGE
T.DNN ~ TT. T f'T1,
+ r o n " f. 7 4 7 L. q "

afro IN " L Il T. L. q ",
CAMPBELL &. IL, VA
WILL practice in all The Courts RI Cayrheii county
W the Quarterly an superior Courts oi franh'i"
Plitsyyano and Halifax Counties.
r. Il and j ". PAGE.
Having nssocr ttedsflses III he iraciire oil Inc
Law. will attend The Courts in LYscHpUaG. AMHERST
,NrpELL, FR,SxLiN. PirrsYLyANn aud li.LifAN
Al business entrusted To Their care NH have PoP al
icntiun
Fm r. II P,cE. addres. Campbellt ".
} W p,er still retains h Office IN l.ynchhnfg.
July 22-ts
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DRS KE.N:SUOR1WY &, PRICE


RE prepared receive and treat all persons af c,ci
n with Cuo.tc and supposed cuajie tons ot Disease.
The treatment they adopt strictly Ecitctic. Rcectr all
poisonous and Injurious remedies, they administer internally
mud vegetable remedies and hen necessary and the
requiring, they such portions Of the HH0ptic Prdcce
they deem essential. Mild vegetable rencdie, the
vapor shower and other baths with strict cng i'll rolcv
almost any given form oi Chronic disease.
In Dyspepsia, especially they feel warranted stating
they almost matter " hat
form how long standing in from t,oo is msas They
ton of the State Nnsna) who will take pleasure in
tiiyng to their
TERMS-Board and Medical attendance from - to SIS
per week. Medicines extra charge.
~ B-Ihey will give reasonable prices FOR Negroes at
nictcd with Chronic Disease, when not too Old
Address kENWORTIN s PRICE,
j. kENwoRTHY, NJ. d. Peersbu z, Va.
II. NJ. PgicE, NJ. d. August l9-wl2m
To Cornelius hcaton La,ttt heaion, Jucod kcaton
Mary {. keaton, Isaac "a keaton and Peter H. kedOn
and UWiam Crus, Sheriff Of Patrick county, and I'd
m,ns'rator Of .Dram and " aiiam keaton, deed:
VOU hereby notified that the End day OF Deem
Der next, at the store house o John F. CATER Patrick
county, Va shall proceed rake the dispositions layit
Ross Jesse Corn, lam Conner, Motley r. Adams and tn
ers and the 9th day o month, at the Clerks uh
OF the said county, the dep 1sions oil \bram Staples DAME
Ross and others, ana the 1lth Of January SiS at The
dwelling OF George w Johnson in Russell county
Va, the deposition of Elijah Ilyton, which said de positions
will be read evidence suit, depending Circui
Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, for Patrick county
Va, in which You plaintiffs, aud myself and others
defendants from tn. taking OF said dispositions
be not finished the days aforesaid the will be
tnucd from day to day. at the places aforesaid till finished
Oct. l4--w1w ISAAC ADAMS.
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Rem oval.

SEPTEMBER 2O7Yi ISi7
HAVE Just received by EXPRESS the following Rich
i and Beautiful Goods to which tie the attention
buyers
Bacctto plals
Embroidered Mole Colored Robe, 2 thing in this
market
Silk Plaihs in great variety
Plaid Mouslins
Terkeri and Thibct Shawls
Egyptian Mis (assortcd)
Kid Gloves (assortedD
English silk Hose
Thread and Bobbin Fdging (a.sortc,D
together with variety oil heavy Wooden Goods
Flanncls
1.ntsc,s
Pulled Cloth.
Satisctts.
Blankets 81. &c.
Sep 20. BON T. { PETERS
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sT.IGE .SRK.l.v'G k.uE.,.r
L.l.s'ss T.fVC T10Y.

~ III undersigned, Trustees in a decd OF trust
by ihbo'rne w. Johhsdn, hearing date the 25,h lied
May, Is IT, and of record in the Clerks Office of IN. @
Court oi bedford WILL on Monday the 25th d,y oI nu"'~
1871, Chat being Court day) at Liberty Bcdt,,a ooer,
House. sell to the highest bidder al public auction the '''
Tract Of Land,
lying IN the county OF Brdor J. on which the said Llh,.
IL johnson nov resides containing about ''h'
$685. ACRES.
The land is said to he valuable, bat a, we .r.
nnarqnan'ed " th il, advise those wishing r., niy
TO view II Tor themselves f"1"'e
Terms made known the day OF sale
J\NES F JOHNSON
EDWARD C. BURkS
Sept. 3)-,vt2J0 rms
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rules holden in the Clerks Oii.e OF tho Circuit SuIe
nor Court of Law and Chancery the county OF raw
rk at the Court House thereof the LIST Monday in oeo
rbr, lSH
Isaac Adams, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
John knsey, and Massey his wife, Nancy Price 3oha
~ oheathan' Crawford Turner, Abram Staples Archp'
stuart, Clark Penn, and Thomas J Penn, Defendants
49, IN Cha Gerry. .
he defendants, John +. Rnscy and Massey his whe
name. fien not having entered their appearance and f
security according the Assembly and the rules o m
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that thc
nor inaotants oi this Commonwealth, the mo ton o.
iiaint'H by counsel II is ordered that the said Deienao
do appear here the list Monday in December nest I
answer the Plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this orhe
i3ithwnh Published in the Iynchburg virgnian. tor U"
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at front door Of the Co
House ct this count, on SOME Court day.
:, Copy Tcstc ut
Oct IL "tn sAMI. 6. STAPLES, tlA
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S'tN btD.
REFERENCES

he Faculty OF the University of Virginia. the Faculty
Washington College, Rev. VIM. =. Reid, Rev D. s log
geu Rev WIN IL knc,e. Col Maurice I.anghorne, Chas
L. Mosby Esd Francis Miller Esq WIN NJ Blackord Esq
H. IA traie, Esq, john NJ, Speed fsq and I,oct jaime
Sauudcrs
q l. II - ntI5N
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CLASSICAL .L\D .MII Hk.>.i11C.1L
sc III OIL,


'IllE undersigned have associated themselves together Tor
the purpose OF establishing Classical aud Mathematical
School, IN l.ynchburg
Our School will be opened Tor the reception of pupils on
the 18th November next
The course OF studies will comprise the Ancient
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. Sens
instruction will also be given in the French Spanish
Languages.
The Classical and Engh Department will be under the
superintendent at Mr.. John Dabncy
The Mathematics Chemistry, Natural Philosophy and
Modern Languages will be under the superintendent MI
{. II. bark sdalc.
For detailed Information in regard to the system which will
be pnrsHe IN school, refer the public printed
circular..
Terms IF Tuition per session Of fire months.
For the primary branches of English $40
or the Classics and Mathematics, - 80
An extra Tee o ~ 80 will b. charged for the Modern
guaScs, or Chemistry. Fees in advance.
{. n. BARkSDAEE, A. NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-04

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the clerks office the cir
eint superior court of law and chancery, for Bedford
county, the 4lh day Of October, 1917
Richard rceman, Plaintiff
against
William o. Hurt sd Lucy his wife, and John ssf'os,
Defendants,
liz CH,NCERY.
Tho defendants, William o. Hurt and Lucy hiss wife nor
having entered their appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules of this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they nbab
tants oil this commonwealth 1t is ordered that they do p-
pear at the clerks office of the said Circuit Of
law and chahcery for Bedford county, rules held
theren ON the rs onday January and answer the
plaintiffs BILL and that this order be nse in soms
paper published in the town of Lynchbrg Two months
successi,ls and posted the front OF the cout
OF this coulty court day.
Acopy-Teste,
Oct 2l-w2m jos. WILSON, Crk.
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10 the Public.

10 the Public.
II ING been appointed Agent by Messrs John Struthcrs
* OF Philadelphia, OF the largest establishment,
nhc United States Tor the sale OF Marble ok genera
am ready to fill dcrs for
Arabian, Egyptian, Italian and Ia rdiglia
NJ Il II b l. f NJ Il " Il f. l. s.
the lowest Cash price and their delivery L,ncbug
sound condition, warranted Tomb Stones and Marble Mon
umcnts made to order few designs may be framed a
the store OF d. w Moore, Main Street
Just received the latest style of finish for succo
Those wishing have old paors fitted up, tn,
style OF the Northern Cities, do by applying he sub
scriber.
Jan. 25--wts JOHN LONG.
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POSIPO.NENE.NT-

The ahovo sale is postponed to the 22d aay III N.,
next, wlien will take place at liedi Ge,bt ls,s
bos mcntIonods JAMES r JbII~t>,, d" a.
EDh ARD {. BuIIER
Oct. 2S--wt23N a,'lh
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A l. i. \ \ n - RIA TTERY
CLASS s. ron lSi7.
To be drawn in Alexandria Saturday, the 3oth day
October, 1871.
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I.ocky Saundcfs widow of David Saunders. d.c,d LANAI
Saunders, W lam l. Saunders, Robert II ~ S.unJ,r,
H,stasus A. Saunders aud Thomas r. Saunders in then,
own rights ana as executors Of David Saunders deed; and =,
Trustees ol the Painhs under the vii of said David Saun
ders James T. Bouldn and Manda his wife Tbom,, p
Mitchell ana Ann - his "ilr John p Chiffon and Emel.
his vile, john Galloway and Lucinda his vile, David ,,l
John Snde children and heirs OF sally Snidcr, decd and
William Y. Snidcr, defendants ~
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against
John l. Mitchell, William H. MITCHELL Calvin ". John
son and Mary Ann his wife, John Glover and jnliann his
VIE, Robert Mitchell, Samuel Nj. Garland. Edward 4,
Naoei anu robert H. Anderson, Defendants,
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TALE or A COMET

TseSerine. and deep in tho ewtsaz ~ss'
1a< an -ssak. Sess 10 taks h- ~.
snf the ci,ssSisss vs.is 81 esiestaal eise
! su-k. the .su,e WITH - a. Z eses = 81 fesss
f'or he stars ia tissssuisS are sssi se srPssi
II taSN estA, Il isekss.~ as wei a. AssN--
llst, to sas--a ths ~Sv : rtxgH--
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The Defendant Edward Cabell, not Ina wing entered BIT,
appearance and given security according he Act of Assem-
b, and the rules o. this Court and il appearing by sa,c
tory evidence that he nha liant of hi. Common
wealth: II is ordered that the said Defendant appear
here the first Menlay in January next and answer the
bill oil the Plaintiff and thai copy this order be forth
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published in the town
Iyncbrg' Tor two and posted at ts'
front door OF the Court house of this county
Copy-Tose,
Oct. WIN HOWELL. l.. BROWN, Cfk
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Eclectic Medical lnGrnl;lry,
PETERSBURG, VA

Oct. WIN
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The Defendants, Robert II. \ Saunders. James Bo,,
DIN and hada his wiic la, id s. Snider, John Spis,,
and William v Snlcr hot hav Wing entered a,ancc
and given security according To the OF Assembly and III.
rules OF this court and appearing hy satisfactory ,yt,nrs
that they no, inhabitants of this Comns,w ,alth 1t j,
ordered that they do at the Clerks office said
Circuit Superior tont ol Law and Chancery for Ped,ord
county, at rules to be held therein, The first Monday in
January next and the Plaintiffs bill and that this or
der be inserted III some newspaper published town VI
,nchbug, ter two months cos.vey ard posted at ,b
front door OF the Court House Of this county some Court
day. 4 Copy-I,se
Oct 2l-w2m JOS. WILSON, Clr,
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against
Susan Minton, Campbell Moore and Selma c hi, wi'
late Selma g. Mnon, Thomas Moore and Susan is wis.,
late Susan Moore, Elizabeth p Srav, late Ez beth r.
Breckenridge Toncy, Defendants,
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uydInSt
William o. Hurt sd Lucy his wife, and John Stsf'e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-31

, Ausua 2sM, 1916.
I'oEAcco-Lugs l 80 10 ; 20; common Lea'
| 4 TO 5 so; Good 10 Fine 6 SO 10 ~.
WHEAT 90 to 80 els.
CoRN-47 to so cts.
OATs-37a els.
CoTToN-6. TO ~ cts.
August 27M. 1916.
Top.cco-Lugs ST. &c 10 l 80; common leaf
9 Is to 3 SO; mitd!ing 5 1904 SO; good 10 hne
5 to 7 50.
CoRN-Dull al so cents for 90 days.
OArs-None quoted.
CorToN-7s TO 81 cents.
August 26h, lS47.
ToBAcco-Luos 81 rs 10 3 25; common leai
3 IS ,o4 IS; middling S 10 IS; good ana hne
6 IS 10 Ia 25.
WHEAr-li0 10 100 cents.
CoRH-70 cents.
OATs-50 cents.
CoTToH-llf 10 IL cents.
A mere glance at these quotations VIII prove
that our agricultural staples, tobacco, cotton cofn'
wheat and oats are higher now than they were
al The sa me period OF the year during The who!e
| time the Tariff OF 1912 was 10 operation. fet
il is admitted thai The famine in Ireland no long
er exerls its influence. The quantity of bread
slufs exported 10 Europe has more Than satisfied
the deficiency uccasioned by ,hattemporary cause.
From every part of the Union We hear OF iavo-
rable weather and abundant crops. The agri-
| cultural products Of This year are universally
reckoned much larger Than al any lime before
| They are coming into the market. Inc nhusu'
al demand from Europe has ceased, and ye' prices
range much higher than formerly. Iae reason
is plain. The Tariff Of 1876 is the only thing
that could have produced The beneficial enec''-
Our past history proves that this IS The source o.
our prosperity Tor never, from ga 10 io4''
has a reduction of dulles failed 10 increase Inc
prlce OF our agricultural staples. We assertthis
without fear Of contradiction from any one VINO
| will examine the facts. Reason in this mailer
is sustained by the actual experience OF The
country. The home market has been proved IN
adequate, whenever We relied upon it, 10 keep up
the prices Of agricultural productions. This Is
not to be wondered at; for The farmers oil The
country have not been those 10 discover its pre-
tended merits. The monopolists OF The North
have been Its peculiar champions. They who
wish 10 project manufactures have endeavor-
ed to make this idea acceptable TO other inie-
icsls. The Southern exporting States never
thought OF it. The origin OF The system is
suspicious; and We advise the planters 10 look 10
il. We advise them 10 look TO The history OF pre-
lection and they will see that we speak The truth
in saying that when the Tariff has been increas'
ed agricultural productions have fallen, and that
when the Tariff has been reduced they have in
| creased in price. The reports OF the markets We
give today shows this TO be the case as lar as
the Tariff OF I642 and the Revenue Bill OF le46
are concerned. We will take The earliest oPPor-
tuni,y to present statistics which will show that
this has always been the practical operation oil
restrictions on our commercial intercourse with
foreign nations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-31
FOR SALE-THE SARAH PLANTA-
TON, IN MISSISSIPPI,
p.Jnoo In III. T,yL/s n NJ, RgnE 0f Me
United S.aics.

United .S.GfcS.
CONTAINS abnHt 200 acres all under fence, 500
- cleared, Of which there are from $50 TO 400 in Guilt
walton, and nearly, or about quo acres of timbeT-sitl.
aied Al miles East South East from The city Of Vicks.
b~urg-has on Il u horses, stack of cattle, Including o.
en-, two wagons, sufficient stock Of hogs, farming nien-
siIs, including tools, &c, two cisterns, and an excellent
well Of water, a new ein house, Qnciuding press AMI
MILL n new gin stand and %,hrasher, new negro quar-
cribs; also, a stable and old cribs, 4 good double dwell.
ling muse, containing three rooms and a closet; also,
a vegetable and fruit garden, cotton seed Sufficient Tor
The ensuing year. The corn and ioddrr, snliciehl i1' lhe
MACE The NEXT year, will be sold on The p,are, and de
iiverrd, at the marke, price. The farm viii he sold for
ala. 600, OF which $4,000 In cash, and the balance In
one, two and three years, equal annual insta'inehts'
hearing six psr cent interest from the date Of sale, Sc
cured hy mortgage, or deed In trust.
Apply TO Joseph T.. Roberts, Agent, Satchez, who
has full power TO sell and convey said property.
Arn = u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-31
THE QUESTION SETTLED.

The Stockholders Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, al their meeting on Wednes'
day. by a large majority adopted The resolutions
Of r. Parkin Scott, Esq, accepting the Virginia
law, which makes Wheeling the terminus ot The
road, and authorizing The President and Direc-
tors OF The Company 10 proceed as early as Prac-
ricable TO The construction ofthe read olhal point.
General Tilghman, on the part OF The STATE OF
Maryland, previously introduced as a sub
s,i,ule 10 the resolution authorizing The eaiiy
construction of The road, a resolution de-
claripg that the company shall not be obliged
10 20 West oil Cumberland until II was ascertain
ed that the means for the completion Of The road
to Wheeling had been raised and also a resolu-
lion directing The appointment OF a committee OF
five % be composed Of persons not members oil Inc
Board or officers OF The Company, with The e1-
ceplion OF Inc City Directors, and who shall rep
resent the interests of The various Stockholdersac -
cording 10 the amount OF their stock, whose duty
il shall be- to examine with The chief engineer The
diferen, routes proposed towards The terminus OF
the road, and 10 report the result OF such examI-
nation 10 a future meeting OF the Stockholders.
After a long and animated discussion, The sub
stitu;c was rejected, ayes $500 shares, noes 3D.
7ls, and MIR. SCOTS resolution adopted By about
The same vote. The Stale voted $4,000 shares
in the affirmative Tor MIR. SIS resolution; The city
voted The sa me amount in the negative.
The meeting adjourned ailer having requested
for publication the remarks Of Louis McI.ane,
Esq, The Prcsden, OF the company, urging The
expectancy Of accepting The recent act OF the Wiz
ginia Legislature, which grants the right OF way
to Wheeling. Sudden indisposition had prevent
ed Mr.. Mel. from reading his remarks 10 the
p,acfinU