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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-03
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE IN THE
HAuNTY OF MATTHEW'S

virtue of a decree Of the County Court of
ID Mathews, pronounced on The 9Th day Of
August, Is47, in The suit of MARY F. Digs
and others, against Martha h. Digs and others"
the undersigned, who were appointed commits
sioners under said decree, will proceed 10 sell at
Mathews Court House on The second Monday
in Oc'ober next, that being Court day, that yaIu-
able and productive Farm in the county OF Ma
The US, lying between the waters ol North and
Piankatank rivers, called WINDSOR" OF
which Samuel Diggs died seized and possessed,
containing about four hundred acres; about one
half of The tract is cleared, and the remainder
,hjckly sci with Pine, Oak and Ash.
The buildings consist Of a large Dwelling
House, Barn, Stables, Carriage House, Kitchen,
&c, all bull, Of good materials, and in excellent
order. This Farm is considered healthy.
Any further description is deemed unnecessa-
ry, as persons wishing 10 buy are invited 10 ex-
anime the premises and Judge for themselves.
TERMS CT SALE-A credit Of one, two ana
three years, except so much cash as will be ne
cessary 10 defray the cCsts Of suit and expense Of
sale; The two last instruments 10 carry interest
twelve months from the day of sale. Bonds with
satisfactory security will be required ot the pur-
| cha ser, aud the title 10 the land retained until the
purchase money is paid.
$ $5Ss5s 9 s S5ss's. Commissioners.
August &-eopds
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TO TIE PEOPLE OF THE KING AND
QUEEN SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
C~onrenlioa or no Convention.

C0Tt.HLi01 OF TO CObpe"'to"'
The writer of this article does not pretend to
deny that conventions are sometimes absolutely
necessary 10 The success of The Democratic party;
and that, when properly organized, they Co not
deserve The ma me Of caucuses, by which they are
often known by those who are unwilling 10 con-
cede TO them any usefulness. Indeed. in districts
whether senatorial or consre sfionaD where the
Wing and Democratic parties are nearly equal,
it is absolutely necessary that the claims Of The
various candidates should be tested by a fair and
honest convention; and by this means The strong
est man would be selected as The candidate Of The
party. And experience has proved that even The
most refractory have been compelled 10 yield 10
the voice of The party, when The appearance Of
two candidates would ensure its defeat
But conventions have not been long or favor
ably known in Virginia.
The people ts,ill remember lhe period, when,
without the interference of a convention, they
voted for their f%ayorite man, who, ailer The fashion
OF The day announced himself from The musings,
and spoke for himself, without requiring The in.
lervention of others, e1cepl al the polls, to pro.
mole bis election. And though they will obey
the behests OF a convention when ihe party Is in
imminen, danger Of defeat, II is more from nc.
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THE VICTORIA FURNACE

SITUATED in the county Of Louisa, In the State n
- Virginia, about -four miles from The Louise Rail.
road, and about 50 miies from Richmond. For SALE
The subscribers wish to sell The above proper -
Between fourteen and fifteen hundred acrcs of a.d
Will be sold with 1t, nearly one half wood land The
bank of ore Is thou ght to he equal 10 any, and within =
few hundred yards OF The furnace. Twelve iutdrsd
tons Of pig iron, or nearly so, have been made VIII. II a
yenr, with the present fixtures; and, with equal iixtires,
IA much can be made there, il is thought, as nj my Eur.
mace. The subscribers deem IL needless 10 el,aIg. rs
10 the advantages, taking II for granted tia, no person
would purchase without first examining The prcptry-
and they invite all persons disposed 10 purchase slrn
property to examine the above. The prime. pal owner
so engaged In other pursuits, that IL does il | snii La
TO undertake such business-and they prefer sctt ns to-
renting out the properly. Possession can he . ven 2,
the end Of the present year. JOHN HTNTLK.
Aug. 17-cwGw WILLIAM Stout.
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Wylliesburg, Va, August 24lh, le47.
For the Enoxiye,

TOT NE Enq1lfeT.
Messrs. Editors: In the course OF the few past
months, | have devoted my attention TO an in
ven,ion which IhumblY think may become useful.
"As a citizen Of This GOOD land, meaning well
and hoping we'll, prompted BY a certain some
thing in my nature, have trained myself 10 do ser.
vice" 10 applying a quality of nature 10 a useful
purpose. The invention is a ca, tAot gill ira.
u.yss space 200 mile, per hou,. 1t will cost no
more than The common railroad, and may be also
constructed upon it, bu, no, as the present mag.
nelic telegraph.
The invention is simply an attachment of
known qualities in nature thai have mol as yet
cen applied 70 useil purposes. Upon the same
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Notice.

PROPOSALS will be received until 10 o.
i clock. A. NJ, on the 10Th inst, for furnish
ing The Public Guard, stationed al The Armory,
Richmond, with rations for one year, common
cling Oh The first day of October, lS47. The 100
Ralions consist of the following:
Prime Pork, IS lbs, or l25 It's. OF Fresh Beef.
Superfne Flour, 1921 lbs.
Soap, 4 lbs.
Candles, ! lbs.
Sail, 4 quarts.
Vinegar. / gallon.
White Beans, 8 quarts.
Fresh beef twice per ~week-pork the remain
ing days. .
Torrance of any contract made under these bids.
CHARLES DIMMOCK,
Sept. lido, Capt. Comdg Public Guard.
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PIANO FORTES.

Our assortment OF PlANOS will compare ia.
vorsbly with any olher South OF Boston. We
cell only those manufactured by Fl. Worcester,
New York, and we knor them 10 be superior 10
some offered in this market, and mol inferior 10 any.
Forte, both in New York and Virginia, they
stand unrivalled for durability, delicacy OF touch,
and sweetness oflone. For elegant workmanship
they cannot be surpassed in This country or Eu-
rope. We sell them with a full guarantee, al
moderate prices, and pledge ourselves TO those il
want Of a superior instrument TO give them full
and entire satisfaction in The purchase of Wor-
%cesler's instruments, and respectfully ask an ex.
animation Of them.
IL Orders from The country will meet with
prompt attention. DRlNKER g. MORRIS,
Publishers, Booksellers, and Dealers in Piano
F. rtes. Sent. 3
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lrOn-WOrkers Wanted !!

TINE VIRGINIA STEEL COMPANY"
J. in the CITY oil Richmond, wish 10 employ
six first rate Refiners, and two Chaiery Hammer
Men. Iron is manufacturer here in The old way,
by refining with charcoal, and drawing in bars
from The Chafery forge. The Company have a
cool stock OF coal and metal on hand, and The
works being propelled by water from the James
River Canal, there will be no failure of power.
The climate is 50 mild, and the place so healthy,
that The works will be in operation the year
round
Workmen knowing themselves qualified, who
can come well recommended :or honesty, So
briefly, industry, and good moral character, (and
none others will be received.) will please apply
in person, or BY letter, pest paid, stating their
terms 10
WIN. B. CHITTENDEN, President,
Or, HENRY BELSHER, Superintendent.
II The Sentinel Of The Valley, Cumberland
Civilian, and Fredericktown Citizen, will
please insert The above once a week for three
weeks, and send their bills 10 this office.
Sem.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

TINE undersigned ha, associated with him
L WILLIAM B.. ISAACS, and will con-
tinue the APOTHECARY AND DRUG BU-
SINESS, in all its branches, at his old stand No.
80, West Main street, (Mansion House. for The
present, under the firm of DOVE & ISAACS.
August 26-Im SAMUEL E. DOVE.
MANAGERS OFFICE-D. PAINE &
ll CO.-For lo.day-Sl20 600, 1000, 3 600,
1000, 1000, &c. rs Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets
81; halves 2; quarters |.
For saturday-s4O,o 600, 10000, 10000, 5000,
G, 900, 10 of 1000, 10 Of 1900, 90 Of 1000,
DC. 70 Nos, I3 drawn. Tickets $40; halves
5; quarters 2 SO.
Also, The Small Fry-s5,ooo, 1850, 1000,
&c. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves so
cents; quarters IS cents.
Drawn Mes. of The Delaware Lottery. Glass 20S
63 60 IA "a &c 90 7 % 10 &c 2 al 10 80.
Drawn Nos. of The Grand Consolidated. Extra, IS:
10 43 % AZ So 80 46 II "A Ga 7 6 is.
Drawn Mes. Of The Delaware Lottery, Glass 2O9;
81 81 35 l6 81 10 &C SIS % IS Q II - 5 IL.
Drawn Nos. Of The Susquehanna, Glass 40:
60 G. 81 Sc AZ 20 I Is 20 IA So S. % G3.
Sept. 3
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TO CAPITALIsTs.-We would call the
attention Of Capitalists to Mr.. M~on,eomery's
sale Of his valuable Farm, in Nelson county,
Those who design investing money in the grow.
ing Of wool, will find many advantages present.
ed in this ,rac,-besldes, MIR. M. is disposed to
sell al a low price.
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A NEW WAR sTEAMER.-The keel OF
a new steamship was laid at the Philadelphia
Navy Yard on Wednesday last. II is $50 fee,
in length, being The longest keel ever laid a. the
Philadelphia yard. The steamer will measure
on deck from the extremity Of her bow to that Of
her stern about 2s0 feet,
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SALE,

SPECIAL NoTrcE.-Messrs. GARRISON &
GARDENERS STOCK SALE OF HARD
WARE. &c., will be continued on FRI
DAY MORNING, Sept 3, ais o'clock, common.
cling with choice stock Of heavy STAPLE and
other GOODS, particularly adapted 10 The Fall
trade. All sums over $50 4 months credit,
The above sale will also be continued this
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
McNAUGHT & ROYsTER, Auct.
Sent. 3
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NJ E ID

Died, in this city, on Tuesday night, August
81, Mr.. SEYMOUR Fl. SroHhE, a native OF pflne .,
william county, Va, but a resident OF this Guy
for the last seven years-aged 63 years.
II Fredericksburg papers will please copy.
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a GARn

A CARD.
TIME subscriber residing on 9Th, between Clay
and Lee Streets, on Shockoe Hill, would
like 10 accommodate with BOARD, on mode
rale terms, six or eight young ladies from the
country. who may wish 10 attend school in this
civ. The dwelling is large, retired and conve-
nient. being near many of our best schools.
Sept 3-c4t f. G. OMPklNS.
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j. Volunteers Wanted, ~
a

A GENERAL RENDEZVOUS will be open.
II ed in this city, in a few days, for The purpose
OF organizing a new Company, 10 fill up The re-
QUESTION which has been made on this Stale.
Young men who are anxious 10 volunteer in
their country's service, can DOW have an oppor-
tunity OF doing so. Sep. 3-3t
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principle that the light OF day trantorms the nu'
man form upon the metallic plate IN a Few mo.
mems of time; and another qnak!!y oil nature
passes thought over space in a lew momenes y
time. So, upon the same principle, anolnel as
common quality Of nature may pass Inc same
"humnn form livine"-lhought and all-oVef
space ia The same few moments OF tune.
foundation of ocular demonstration. There are
many who may doubt: bul TO those ii may be
said, that ",here are more things in Heaven and
earth than are drcamt OF in their phiiosoPny
"Think not man was made in vain, !haI mas an
eternity reserved for him." ). Z. w.
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FOR RENT.

A small tenement on the corner of Ca
fsE9He7b nv and 10Th street suitable for a grocery.
li1IM, Rent 800 per annum. Apply TO
TOLER s. COOK,
Sent. 3 Agents and Collrs Lisle's Row.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY

AND Plan O f. n T. f. s.
DRINKER & NORRIS are now receiving
- their Fall supply OF
Books and stationery,
embracing standard publications in every de-
partment Of Literature.
T SCHOOL AND CLASSICAL BOOKS
OF the latest and best editions now in USE
Blank Rocks OF every description. Cap and
Letter Papers OF every variety and price. Wrap
article suitable 10 the country trade, which will
be sold at the lowest possible prices, upon liberal
terms.
BOOK BINDING executed in all its varie-
ties.
New publications received as soon az pub
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HAMPDEN SYDNE COLLEGE. - Mr. IeSaur
white, OF niecklrnbmrg county, Virginia, The ;tm,
sentative Of the Phtanlhrcpic Society q hampton
sydney College, vii! deliver an address at Their rns4.
Ing commencement, which takes place on Tie ed inst
Can, a-cwaw J. " /: ssPP;anHRNS,w Committee.
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WANTED TO Rent large hro"
w centrally situated, with iwo or tnree re
rooms communication, suitable for The oPeiaaon'
OF a boys school. ,c.
II Address box 1S0' S-P|'
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MRS. DRPW,s SCHOOL.

VNuos DIsE w . G1I1oOL
WILL be r%e.opsued on the Isl OF October next. u
w the house formerly occupied ny the Res. 81.
Stiles, on Grace street, between 9Th and 9Th. AieS
young ladies can be with board.
Aug. 2D-d&C2m
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NORFOLK MARKET. Sept.

The las, advices from Europe have %aflrc,s! :
decline in The price Of both Corn ard Flour in
The Northern markets, but with Us, we can ham
of no sales since these adyices tame 10 ha.t-
Corn is held al 65 CTS. Ficur 10
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RIcnmoND MARKETS. seq.

RECI1mOND MAHFA ETss SEPT. =.
TOBACCO-Receipts and inspection ta}ia,
of. We quote Lugs 81 IS a ) =; co',r:oa
leaf 3 IS a q IS; middIing 5 90 as IS; good ard
fine 8 IS ia 25.
FLoUR-sales by retalals5s a 81 10 Cher
demand.
WHEAT-lO5 a 10 cens-lhe latter s.!y
for best white.
OATS-50 c. from depot, 45 c. from yes i.
CORN-70 cents-dull.
CORN MEAL-90 cents per bushel. So,
Of country meal ats CTS.
PROVISIONS.-BAcoH: Smiihteld an Cig
cured, III cents; Hams liz a l2c.; VS..
ern Sides, 81 a 10 ceHls; Shoulders, III :. cer,s.
Supply and demand fair. LARD-ll Z l. .
and scarce.
FlSH-North Carolina cut Heriin.s 81 {
6 so from second hands none in fcsl hands.
COTTON-l1i a II cents per ID.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gyoes
weight, 81 25a3 90; nett S 90 a 6, according ~
a 7 90.
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
Reported tylBer.rhy Blair, Licensed Stock Bro.er.
State Stock . per cen,s-par value $50. Held 8; iC9
and interest.
Corporation 8 per cents-par value siGo. No So.
since payment OF July interest.
James River and Kanawha Bonds. guaranteed BY Il.
Siate-in demand al par and Interest.
Exchange Bank Stock-lar value 800. Las siieI
at sl03I.
Farmers Bank Stock-par value sle0. Last sales 4,
1921.
Virginia Bank stock-par value s7e. Las, sal,>at
sec.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufactures stocz-
par value SlO0-held al SIS.
Richmond Fire Association S~tock-par valce go
asst sales S3l.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
stocE-par value Sl00-lsld al sos.
Richmond, Frederick sburg and Potomac Certificates
OF Drbt-par value SlGr-heid NJ S95.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad stock-par value sic3
last sales al s25; now held higher
NORFOLK MARKET, Sept. ].
The las, advices from Europe have %atlrc;sl /.
decline in The price Of both Corn ard Flour in
The Northern markets, but with Us, we can ham
of no sales since these adyices zane 10 ha.t-
/ Co. = Lall 81. CT aLc MN. IL
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ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Samuel Johnston ~ described rs about th.t'y-fvo
years old, upwards Of six feet high. with rount a. aic
head, Of a pleasant expression Of couni-nau,.. I'D
wears rings in his ears. Ss5t. .-s3.
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HAMPDEN SIDNEY CCLLL',A
Observation-Disclosures, 1.nd s''rn rshcr
Annual Meeting OF Enthusiastically, :;st Sci =,
2 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Addresses before the Societies tby Messrs. J"sc7t X
.rviny and d T. whlule) on Thursday, 23t September.
Prince Edward, Sept. 3, lei7-cwaw
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RANCE OF THERMOMETER.

Sept J.,
Sept g,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-28

forget, the much injured son Of your former
beneilclor. Tell ne Donaldson he con,
unued IN . calmer tone, although lal,eIing
through emotion, explain to me what wa,
the fate Of the infant that Clara Eckar, my
unhappy wife, brought into the world IL
Ihls house, during my absence IN Ireland
Il YOU are, as you say, Richard Eckar,
responded Donaldson, and striving 10 speak
with irmness, you must be acquainted
with the death Of that iniant.'
am acquainted with no such thing. /.
IS true, such was the report; vas led to
believe a.; and my wife died in that bel ei.
\ on, however, know better. Facts have
lately come TO my knowledge, that you hl-
tie dream OF. Il was yoursel! who delivered
that nian. The very nigh, OF It's birth. into
the hands OF Us deep villain as yourself,
with orders 10 destroy u.
Donaldson gfoaued, deadly paleness
ovefspfead his face, aud violent tIemor
shook his frame.
|, Is in vain to deny this; such were
your objections. The circumstances were
related 10 me a few weeks since IN Italy,
by the wretch who sought in dying, to dis.
cucumber his soul Of at least one crime OF
the many on MS black catalogue. Your
conscience will perhaps assist your memo
~, when / add the name Of Michael Rud
dock
Donaldson started. "Rudjock,' he ex.
claimed, as If thrown of his guard by IN.
,eIIgencc so unexpected; then mu,tcred
nwnrdly, the VILLAIN has deceived mo
You ackno" ledge then, sud Won Eek
hardt, Or as We must now call him, Eckar,
you acknowledge then that -
acknowledge nothing, exclaimed the
inysnd with seeming renovated energy. !
kqow nothing Of tbs romantic story Which
you have just repeated aud | believe i
10 be as Visionary as your prelens on thai
90 are the son Of the late widow Eckar.
E.kar stood silent for some minutes,
looking stead asty IN The face Of Donald,
sen, VINO, on hts part, sought TO avoid TOE
penetrating z ~ nl ms injured adversary.
Il seemed as II the feelings and emotion Of
the latter were too multiplied, aud too va.
RED for words to express. Grief anger,
d sjlin, struggled IN his breast, for utter.
ance, and words seemed inadequate 10 ex
press the coth,cl within. Ny friend and
myself had sat silent spectators OF this s,u.
gular interview, each effected by very diff.
ierent fee lngs. He, fearful OF the II effect,
which II might produce on the cufeebed
health o. his client, and fol Of doubts and
fears as Ia Is probable results, which
hoped aud wished might yet prove flyora.
5le to one whom | valued as man, wen
had | not owed han debt Of gratitude as
tie pfe,eryer OF my life.
ITO be coatinued.)
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%. Supplemental 10 the act es,aII.,
Jog the county Of Polk.
81. For The better regulation Of the -,
tia of this State. '''
%. To protect from INJURY the In. !
longing to the State IN Raleigh. i, y
may be leased. N'o''
0G. To perfect titles TO land snll
DEGREES at courts OF equity.
~ Concerning The bonds Of cle,l. =
the county coull- May be taken 4,
majority or ~ Justices.
81. To sppoin, Commissioner to w.
aud lay oil road from C,rson,.
Mcdowell, TO inierscci The road from NJ
Canton TO Huntsville.
90. To amend an act Of las, sos.
more elleclually To secure the debt. \"
for Cherokee lands, &c.
100. To revive the lliwassee Tn,,.l
Company, and To estead The charter Of liz H.
same.
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TIE rRrsrNr YFAR-

The observer n signs ma, ioas un1
l~li With D fearful iscc The yrst b..
gus With frday md ends with Fn3ay-
thai very un'ucky DAY. The % Il Jg.y
comes % Sunday ,rty lucky FIR lie
iit-t time 10 the recollection II The on.
g, ,uhabtonf there viii b. ~ ton Noon
ihls year ~ toe month II February M
lucky month. Our oatonol political JAY
begins on sunday, lhn tn II March %.
inckyday There vil be 10 eclipse vs..
Die 20 the year uulucky for siarRafcts.
BuI, as an offset for The whole, January .
10 be blessed with Two fol moons, aai
March ~,lh ike uumher-lbs vi. gs
lucky,and vii perhaps throw hight enough
aver the dark 'caturs Of the yeur to over
come all evil Representations -For''
mouth journal.
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~ Incorporating The Joualhau'- Creek
ana tennessee Mountain Turnpike Com.
pauy, ia the county III Haywood. lRuutc
p be Surveyed and subscription 10 be fais.
cd TOR So 900 under direction u Tie couG.
ty court TO u Ike SAID road.
81 Supplemental to an act Of the pres.
eat session establishing the county of Gas.
ton. Investing Tie same win county
rights, &c,
%. Granting funhetcxten.ion &c cred.
II on The Bonds endorsed by tire Stale for
lie Wilmington and Rnlc,gh Rail Road
Company, and also on the debts due the
; ate and the Literary Fond. TX ends
The Tune Oi payments to lej3 aud | so.
%. Supplemental to an act passed at
The present session, to provide for holding
q term OF the Supreme court once a year
10 HE Western part Of The State. Pro.
'ldcs Tor the removal Of cases to Morgan.
ton, that the Judges shall appoint a clerk
at Morganlon sc.
81. To enforce the States indemnity a f.
gain,t loss on account uf her surety. shin
Tor The Raleigh and Castor Rad Road
company. Provides that the Public Treas.
urer shah give notice, requiring all per.
sons bound for The States indemnity, clth.
er as Stockholders under The llfh section
OF he act Of 1880 or by entering into
me treasury, within one month from tie
da!e oi SAID advertisement, Of lie amount.
tor which they are bound respectively, and
~ event Of their failure to make such nav.
ment, the Attorney General shall institute
SUIT to enforce the payment Of their habit.
itles.
90 For cutting a nayigab.e canal from
the voters Of the ladku 10 the winters II
Mo c"po fear, IN ibis Suite. Capital stock
Of eJ,oo3dojiars, 10 shares u 100 dolars
each.
80, incorporating be Washington aud
New Orleans Telegraph company. For
carrying line Of magnetic telegraph
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CURIOUS crSrou.

The following singular story Is tod Sy
y. Z. Willis.
II was hero On tho Church Of =. W
cboIas) by the way, that ! + st became
aware OF very sensible German custom
NAT OF concentrating me couRb and no"
bfoT'7g during service Time. The Clergy
man stops at different periods Of his d'''
course, steps back from ms pu Plis l'H''
ana bfors ms nose, tie entire congres'l.''
Initiating his example, and disturbing 'i =
service with the operation afno othtr t'ne'
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The FIRST Pennsylvania Regiment q"
az least mn printers Incycy COMPANY
lhcy we're strongly represented among
the Wyoming ArttIcrsls alone 'h'ie
we're no less than Is.