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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-01-29
CASH. 9g0R1a

F1usr poou IN r. w. BRowN's Skw bull
plSGs, ON Front STREET, FEW DoORs FROM
Market STREET.
THE subscribers beg leave 10 announce 10 the
citizens of Wilmington and surrounding country,
that they are now opening a very large and gene
raj assortment Of Dry Goods, amo1s which
are,
Superfine Broad Cloths Table and Bird Eye Dia-
Beaver and Pilot do pers
Blk & fancy Cassmeres ga brown Damask do
Satinets and Kentucky S-4 Damask table Cloths
Jeans Bleached & br shivtings
Blk Satin Cut Velvet and sheetings
and other Vestings Turkey Red cotton
Canvass and Padding Cross Creek Factory DO
4.lO-4 and l2-4 Bed 80 So & "a inch Uu1-
Blankets, some very breIlas
fine. A large supply Of Look
Negro blankets, a large ing Glasses
supply Coat Pant & Vest But
Red and white Flannel tons Pearl de
Carreting, a large supply Silk Twist and patent
Bed Ticking and Apron Thread
checks Silk and Cotton Pocket
Irish Linen and Lawns Handkerchiefs
CIavats and Scarfs &c DC. &c.
FOR LADIES WEAR.
Plain black silks Plaid and striped Muslins
Colered, plain & striped Jaconct and Cambria do
silks 100 Linen do hdkfs
Bombazines, large sup Bonnet and cap Ribbon
DIV Blk d cold Luestrings
Graduated Robes Lace & Edgngs, assortd
Tarleton do Blk. and white Eng ISL
Cashmere de Ecossa silk Hose
MousIin De LANES do raw do
Blk & colured Alpacas i" d cold Cashmere do
Striped, plaid & fs'd do White. brown and black
new style cotton DO
$50 pieces Ca!icoes well Ladies' kid, silk and wor
assorted sted Gloves and Mits,
1865 Shawls, some very assorted
fine Mems Kid aud Burln
Swiss, Null and Book Gloves
Muslins
Together with variety Of other articles too nu-
merous TO mention all Of which. being purchased
by the package a, reduced prices, will be offered
at uncommonly bU prices for cash.
We would call the attention of country mer
chants to our stock. and solicit them TO exaxline
the same before purchasing elsewhere, as we fee!
confident that we can offer better bargains than
they ever had offered in this market.
JOHN KYLE & CO.
Wilmington. n. c., Oct. =, 1916. BY
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.sAAs>.SS:.ArL.. the same lol on second sI''
and lave now in use, another large, comfortable.
and convenient lot of Stables, fully equal, if not
superior to any in this State.
For the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon me by my friends and the public. return my
most grateful thanks, and hope by diigent and
proper attention to my business 10 insure COLI
tinuation of the same.
have also large dry and comfortable lot with
good Sheds, and comfortable Stalls for the accom-
mediation of drosers. All of which. are situated
in the most public part of the town, and CONVENE
ent for trade or business Of any kind.
II. Il. NIXON.
Wilmington N. c., Oct. IS 1874. -[6-n.
KNULTON Market Beef, Beef Tongues, Sale
IL mon, Mackerel and Cod Fish. For sale by
X. II. STANTON. Il co.
Also, Mess and Prime Beef and Pork, New
York city inspection, warranted good
- COTCII ALE.-l0 doZ Scotch Alr in qurrt ho,irs,
- very fne. AT HOWARD FEDENA
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FTP .oNDoN CLUB PoRTER--lodnzzR nrier. in quart
10 and 10 dsz d. in pja. hof1iRS. Al
HOWARD e FEDES's.
Gnus-Re1nsd Whale Oil best quality lamp Oil. Gas.
W tor Oil, &C. For sale a, HOWARD = PEDENS.
NeOLASSES-20 hhds. new crop Muscovaio Molassss
IA at wholesale or retail, by HOWARD = PEDEN.
" IQUORS.-25 bhis Whiskey; 10 do Old Mnn0nca-
- hela DO; dn. Rye very fine; JsInaca Rum, Hbl
land Gin; n. E. Ram Apple Brandy Malaga and Fort
Vine Madeira, sherry, and Clsret Wines Forsas by
HOWARD PEpES.
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We have inserted the Caswell Company be-
cause we suppose it has been accepted, as we
learn that Lieutenant from that Company
arrived at Raleigh and reported, soon after
Lieut.. Nichols, of the Orange Company, had
knocked up His E1cellency at o'clock" to
get commissions for the L" Orange boys" But
whether this be SO or not, the Regiment is
made up, and there will be men to spare
North Carolina presents her compliments to
Norfolk, and informs that venerable oyster
loving City that she q" as done taking in"
Indeed the Regiment would have been made
up long since, but for the course of Gov. era
ham in regard to the Field Officers, and the ac-
ton of a Federal Legislature on that " Mer'-
can" Preamble. If North Carolina has been
slow in responding to the call of the General
Government, the blame for it rests properly
and Justly on the shoulders of ambitious and
INSCRIPTIONS Federal leaders
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inform them that he has just returned from t'as
North with q large aud complete assortment OF
Boots and Shoes, suitable for the Fall and Wic'et
trade, from the most extensive manufactured, and
most of which have been made to HE special or
DER and warranted to DC Of supesior quality, and
to give entire satisfaction.
He is also receiving. weekly, from the n,anufac.
turers at low prices, all kinds of Boots and Shoes
that WILL in point of beauty. durability and cheap
ness, eclipse all previous exhibitions; and as his
stock is fresh and new, he can, with the u,mos.
confidence, invite all TO ca and examine it, a. he
will sell at such prices as to make it the in,erea, Of
al! who want Boots and Shoes TO give him call
He has also large supply Of Negro Brogans
which he will sell cheap.
Boots and Shoes made to measure in the --latest
style and best materials and warranted 10 give sat
isfaction no sale. Also, repairing done at shor
notice, and in the neatest nSnner.
Lasts kept constantly on hand for sale. suitable
for country work. CHAS. BLAkESLEE.
Successor 70 James punderford, Market Street
D25v3-l5s
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SaALT-l0e sacks Liverpool and 500 bushels
- Turks Island. For sale by
Jan'y 221 HOWARD & PEDEN.
DREADED barrels Pilot and 60 DO. Navy
- For sale by HOWARD & PEDEN.
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~ IGS-l case Of SO drums. superior Turkey
& For sale by HOWARD & PEDEN.
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NEwEssS, n. c., Jan. 10Th.
Nacdi Stsres.-Per barrel
Turpentnes new dip, Q 81 IS
old Dip 81 IS
hard, 20
Boeon-Pcr Ib.-assorted, 70 8
CcTu--Per bbl.- =: so q
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TROCKERY and Glars Ware, for sale low By
~ r Fl STANTON g. co.
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New YoRK, Jan. 23d.

New YoRk, Jan. 23d.
NGoG! Ssores-Per barrel
Turpentine, Wilmington, soft, So Is 50 90
Newborn, - rs 0
Spirits Turpentine per gall. 80 40
D.: Tar, q 25
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CHAstEsroS, S. c., Jan. %.
RIcE-Sales for the reach 3 900 casks at 2ta3s R.
RIcE.-Sales Of 80 900 bushels, 90 SO cts Bacon
Hams and Shoulders in demand. Sides in some re.
quest ct st to LARD.Sales in small lois S4aet
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NAVAL SroREs.-There have been recently some sales
OF North County Turpenthe tsma arrelsl for disns
at 81 So per $50 lbs but we know Of for export
the continued high rates Of freight having tended almost
entirely to prevent operations for length of
time and quotations must therefore considered
nominal Spirits Turpentine has been sold in lots Is
wanted from 3sA 40 cents cash. which is lit.
tie lower Tar and RoEn continue inactive.
kIcECompared with the last week, the transactions
OF this have bean amounting but $50
tcs 50 50as4 for fair good qualities including
few tes and some barrels At 81 1871 81 IS, all cash.
command the last mentioned rates We do vary our
quotations.
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Bank hates Of Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank checks on Philadelphia, premium per cent.
" New York, =" l
- Boston, =" Z"
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GEMS Beaver, Nulrla. NOieskiG, and
Silk Hats,

0CuI.S DtuiCiy IuiIiuI IOItShIut aAu
Silk Hats,
Of Beel,ec & Costar,s and Ieary's Fall Fashion
for 1916, a splendid article just received and a
"few more left of the same sort" Please call and
examine them. Also, o very large assortment of
Mems, Boys, s. Infants Caps.
of the latest and most approved patterns. Gents
French soft Dress. Silk, Velvet, and Cloth Gaps;
Gent French Guard do: Blue and Black Spring
Band, Pao Alto, Ripggold, Oregon, Oil Silk, Vel.
ve,ccn, Glazed Lawn, &c, &c.
Youths and Boys Caps
OF every style and quality, from l24 cents to ST.
SO, the largest assortment offered in this
ke and at astonishing low prices. A beautiful
article of Infants Cloth and Six pehet Cops.
TO which we particularly call the attention of
those wanting Caps for children. In fact, every
article in our line we have rich aud full as
sorment, to which we respectfully call The atten-
ton of the Public. and warrant gehtrel fit. md
at Prices ts suit the times.
MYERS ( BARNCM,
Wilmington Oct. 80 1886, TT
THE Subscriber would express his gratitude
to his Friends and Customers, for their liberal
patronage heretofore extended towards hiIT i'll
| Wilmington. The sane business will hereail"f
be conducted un3-r the name and firm Of NY
| Frs s: BARNUM, at the oh stand.
| e. MYERS.
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eaCOTCH ALI.-l0 doL. Scotch Ale, in qurrt hors,
- very fne AT HOWARD l. PEDEN'A
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LIVERY STABLES.

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-09

20 ENTRANTS and otAetHafer mics re- aIrel. al sno
- notice NJ MIL I~oHNeO\'S. Market Square.
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III Rules held
Court of orfro =uatul.'
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n BBL.sA. |MACkGl4E
ID. CHM

E-4o Bbls Eo8ts,.llc white Lime ro,efsel aud
sale by M JNS AfrkE t.-
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Wiil achieve this resHlt. and -honIi he 10 every ttmllNs
lu tina hands of every person, Who.t4 IftstuesS. pro-
tcs-ipl or general course OF life, is prcdisposad To t'ieye
te ntaHl little ailments thai render lite a curse instead
blessing. and tuah4 result, IA tier aggregated con.
LLL.u- u LH.-an..-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-09

SCHOOL BOOKs-Every Kind nt School ho9ks TINT
- is used in this county on hand aud for sale wHa.sa-4t
and retail by es EuEB.
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tH.,i'i s.as.l.
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..' Ia. a.. -a.tiaotdo. Frcnch ira.
- IL - al.aE.. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-29
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF RICE D..
PoOuI1r Trade

A MOTHER NOTE UPON WopCEs.
n TER'S PlANOS.-The Home journal Of
The 10Th of October says
"PlANO FORTES.- Those manufactured
by WORCESTER are admirable in every p%aticn.
lar. His ample waicrooms on the lhifi Avenue
are among the novelties AMI attractions OF tie ne.
lrcp lis. All in want oi good aud clc.a ant ~ia>.rr.
menls, unsurpassed IL touch ar! Zone, lor iamily
use ana ornament sho2lG pay Worcester a gi.it
before ihey purchase el>ew scre."
STILL ANOTHER
The Island City says: PisSo FoRT:s.-Wc
wele exceedingly %gratitiei in a visa We made III
the early part Of the week 10 Mr. Wu!ceNci'>cx.
lensive piano forte manniactory, No. ~ Thii
mahogany We Traced, BY The guidance Of Nj.
Worcester, The various s'ageS o. maauiac,nlc
until complexion OF the elegant; ias.i umcnls which
have established his reputation. As 4 curiosity
shop his place OF business i unrirailrd, aad The
exhibition II The making Oh this .avrfilr musical
instrument would asionish many who l,cm item.
selves familiar with il.
DRlNkER 6 NORRIS
Are Wo'ccstet's Asrnls in his cry. aud thcy 81.
Ter The greatest advantact>ir ihc purchase q,
PIANO FORTES.
Not only in the >upcrio:itv al the iGstfumcE's
they sell, but also in tie Prices they s"!l item 1.
Their assortment embraces every siy.e ~ laist.
in osewood cases, from six e seven ocia.ss- p
which they be. 10 invite attention.
Ofders from The country will NEE, vii ffomG
~atteLtion and b. executed 10 tie entire s%alis'ac.
lion Of The purchaser, both in quality aaL Ifcc.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

dier's welcome and at least "hy" 10 equal their
hospitality.
Resolved, Tha, our compliments are also pre-
senled 10 The Ladies OF Norfolk, for their approx
ing smiles and beamins countenances, and we
promise them, whether in peace or war, The X.
T.. l. Blues will be ever ready 10 give them pro-
lection.
Resolved, That The citizens Of Norfolk have
proved that The hospitality of The "oiden lime"
still remains with them, and that we shall ever
remember with gratitude the kindness and alien
tion received al their hands.
Resolved, That 10 The Mayor and authorities
of Norfolk, who so kindly rendered as the civili-
ties of their city, we also present our warnest
Acknowledgements.
Resolved, That in rendering our thanks, we
cannot forget our host, "Walsers," OF the City
Hoteln for his kindness and attention during our
stay in Norfolk.
Resolved, That our thanks are also due 10
| Captain Mitchell, the clerk, (Messrs. Gooch and
Shanks, J and The officers and men oil The steamer
Mount Vernon, for their politeness and attention
10 our comforts during the trips both up aud down
the river. +,
Resolved. That we cannot forget The kind and
polite attention Of Mr.. Dodamead, Inc agent OF
Inc Richmond and Petersburg Railroad company.
Resolved, That The foregoing resolutions De
signed by the Captain and Secretary oil Inc Com
pany, a copy forwarded 10 each Of The Volunteer
Companies OF Norfolk, 10 Mr.. Walters OF The
City Hotel, 10 Captain Mitchell OF the Mon2s
Vernon, and published in the daily papers Of this
city. GEO. H. TOMPKlNS, Captain.
WIZ. J. RiDDIcK, Secretary.
u Norfolk papers please copy.
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THE A OF THE WAR.


A meeting Of number OF The citizens oil hing
William, irrespective OF party, was held al Inc
Courthouse on Monday, October %, lof The pur-
pose OF expressing their opinions upon Inc pre-
sent aspect OF our relations with Mexico, and oil
showing their appreciation Of the achievements
Of The American r
Cant. Thos. Robinson was called 10 The Chair,
and VIM. A. Spiller appointed Secretary.
After several brief addresses, The following re-
solutions were proposed BY Beverly b. Douglass,
ESQ and unanimously adopted:
/. Resolved, That we have heard with emo
lions Of profound pleasure The recent news ifcm
our glorious army in Mexico, which has, after
a series Of daring exploits, accomplished victo.
ries and moral lriumphs fitted 10 be compared
with any that the word ever saw.
,. Resolved, That, whilst We rejoice al the sue
cess oil our troops in he taking and occupation
of The CAPITAL of Mexico, We al The same m
commend he humanity and iorbearance which
have been shown by Gen. Winfield Scott and The
eailan, soldiers under his command towards The
defeated Me1icans, their temples, and their pri-
vale properly.
3. Resolved, That we sincerely regret the re-
suit of the late negotiations for a peace between
the countries, because il has not been The po-
licy OF our Government 10 provoke, 10 begin, or
To continue war against any other people.
3. Resolved, That, in our opinion, alter having
offered every indueencnt Tor peace, il is the duty
ot cur Government ard our citizens 10 insist np-
pom The most Sill insenl measures towards the rulers
and armies of a nation who have violated their
Obligations, paid no respec, 10 The faith Of treaties,
and rurhIessly commenced war upon us.
S. Resolved, That The aid and support OF US
all, without distinction Of party, are due 10 The
Federal Government in lis operations 10 sustain
The honor OF our flag against The encroachmen,s
Of The Government OF Mexico; and that, allho'
The frs, bows we're stricken merely in vindica-
lien Of our territorial rights, yet il, becomes US
no3 10 seek something more in The shape OF in.
dennily-somc of Tie very soil which has been
balhed in The blood Of SO many Of our brave Off
GERS and soldiers, volunteers and regulars.
On motion Of Maj w. S. Foniainc,
Resolved, That these proceedings be forward
Cd 10 all The newspapers OF Richmond and 10 The
Washington Union for publication.
THOS. ROBINSON, Chm.
WIN. A. SpILLER. Sec'v.
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WM. A. SPILLER. Sec'v.
fCommnnhakd |

RICHMOND, Ocl. 9Th, 1877.
Ats meeting of The Richmond Light Infantry
Blues, held This evening, The following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted
The Richmond l.. l. Blues, having, on their
late visit 10 Norfolk ION the 18th OF October LAST
Virginia hospitality from their brother volun-
reers. the Ladies, The citizens and authorities of
that city, are DESTROYS OF publicly acknowledging
the same and making some return, however in
adequate therefor. Therefore,
Resolved, That We tender our heartfelt ac-
acknowledgements TO or brother volunteers of Nor.
folk. for The generous hospitality and ~soldierly
welcome which were extended TO US during OIL
lale visit 10 their city, and We hereby pledge our
selves, when an opportunity offers, (Which We
hope IS mol dis!anl) that We will give Them a SOL
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COWWINWTLUItU.
HENRICO AGRICULTURAL AND HOR-


TlCULTURAL SOCIETY.
There will be a ploughipg match exhibition be-
fore the Society, in the field formerly used Tor a
similar purpose, near Bacon's Quarter Branch,
on Friday The 9Th Of November next, beginning al
10 o'clock. The following premiums are offered:
|. For The best specimen Of pioushing, with tour
s Solje so
,. Fol The best specimen OF ploughing, with
four horses, by a black man, The properly oil
a member ol The Society, Slu
3. For The Dest specimen OF ploughins, with
two horses, by a white man, conditions as
for No. l., S2u
4. For the best specimen of ploughine, with
two horses, by a black man, conditions as
for No. :, Slu
Should Friday be a raining day, the match
vill take place on the succeeding Monday, the
9Th OF November.
The Society will meet al The same time and
place. and Immediately AFTER the match will pro-
coed 10 The election Of officers fer the ensuing
year.
The Executive Committee regret 10 announce,
that for reasons deemed satisfactory 10 the Socie-
~. there will be no Agricultural, Horticultural,
or Mechanical exhibition this Fall. Arrange
MEETS will be made for ali exhibition IN The
Spring more extensive than any which have
been heretofore Hau. III Wc uhedh h"e
The Committee request, mechanics, manu-
l~aciurers and all others favorable 10 The cause 10
prcpare specially articles for exhibition. Every
effort will be made by The Committee 10 give al
traction 10 the occasion. The society are en-
courascd by renewed subscriptions, new mem
bsrs and the manifestation OF an interest which
they cannot mistake, 10 perscvcTe in carrying
oui their plans. No ono who will reflect upon
the aa likely 10 be accomplished bysuch
a society can refuse it cordial support. No one
who has had in opportunity OF observing, can
have failed to perceive The fine effect already pro.
duced upon The fruit and vegetable markets ol
Richmond and upon The farming interest OF this
neighborhood generally by our own society
With such evidence then before the public, we
bespeak tina, further and increased support which
will enable us 10 be still more useful.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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A LII persons indebted 10 the late firm Of CD
n lacher & Oidner, CT 10 John T.. ol'aef IN
dlvidualIy, who last Spring purchased 90. he y
,ercs, OF James Gallagher III the above iifm. a.
assumed The liabilities thereof, ate her'hy Eoi
ne! and required 10 make payment VII ~ r
Iay Ia lhc Undersigned, 10 whom he debis u 81.
w. concerns have been conveyed ~ said .l.la
G. Oldner, in trust ior The benefit ~ snNdi' e.e'
Ii,ors mentioned in the deed ui trust executed ..
the fifteenth day Of September las, am Cnly i.
corded in The Clerks Office Il lhc l~lus'!a.s CoQs
Of the city of Richmond.
The terms OF the deed require On the p2n .
the trustee "speed" and diligence in ceiicc'iaf'; (
is therefore hoped that this notice viii fee'iTs
prompt attention, as all lie claims wil! Il ioIia.
with placed in a legal train Tor settlement.
WIN. NJ. FULTON, Trns,ce, y.
~ 4 LII .D.
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PUBLIC MEETING.
1Ye Bicamoud and Ohio Raj Road

The Richmond and Ohio Rau hOdd.
Pursuant 10 notice given in The public prints, a
large meeting OF The citizens OF Richmond con-
yened al Odd Fellows Hall, On "Wednesday night,
10 meet a delegation OF gentlemen from Lynch
burg, who had been depuled 10 confer with them
on the subject OF the Richmond and ONO Kali
Read.
Al an early hour the meeting was called to or
der by Capt. Charles Dimmock, on whose motion,
James Lyons, Esq, was called to The mar.
MIR. l.. accordingly took The stand as Chairman,
and in a few appropriale remai ks stated The OBJ
icct of The meeting.
On motion oil F. James, Esq Maj. Thos. II.
Ellis was requested 10 act rs Secretary TO me
meeting; bur Ihe Major, finding that it would be
necessary for him 10 absent himself before inc
meeting was likely 10 close, begged 10 be excused;
wherenpon. on a similar motion Ut MIR. James,
Ro. Fl. Gallaher was requested 10 ACT as oec'e'a-
~, and James Madison Crane as Assistant.
The meeting having been fully organized, Mes
sieurs Morris, Daniel, Early. and Deane, The de-
legation from Lynchburs, were invited 10 take
seals near The Chairman, By whom The first man,
ed gentleman was Introduced 10 The meeting.
MIR. Morris took The stand, and entertained The
assembly in a speech Of about 40 minutes, much
TO the qualification Of all present. The substance
OF his remarks will appear hereafter.
Mr.. Nj. having concluded, by stating that, next
10 a desire TO sec the war with Mexico brought 10
a speedy close, he wished for the concentration
OF Inc great improvement from Richmond 10 The
Ohio River. he was followed by Captain Charles
Dimmock, OF Richmond, who had been loudly
called for, TO say Il word or so in behalf OF bis CT
".
Capt. D. spoke for a short time in an animated
strain and wound up BY adopting The language oil
a gentleman al a previous meeting on The SUBJECT
OF Rail Roads, who called on his lrIlow-citizcns 10
subscribe. subscribed
On motion Of Richard II. Toler, Esq a COM
mil,ee was appointed 10 prepare resolutions Tor
the adoption Of an adjourned meeting, which
was 10 take place on Thursday.
The Chairman accordingly named the follow
ing gentlemen as constituting The committee, TO
wii:9Mes.s. Toler, Dimmock, II. L.. Kent,
Fleming James, Jos. Mayo, R. c.. SIanard, JIM.
Wickham, Thos. II. Ellis, J. J.Fry, w: II.
Hubbard, John s. Caskie and - Hamilton.
Fleming James, Esq moved that when The
meeting adjourn, il adjourn 10 meet at 7 o'clock
on Thursday night, on which occasion, other
members of The Lyuchburs delegation would ad
dress the meeting.
The meeting accordingly adjourned.
JAS. LYONS, Chin.
II. II. GALLamER, Secretary.
Al. CRANE. Asst Sec'y.