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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18
TELEGRAPHIc DISPATCHES.

NEw foRk, June 10 =. nj.
Flour firm. Sales Of about 5000 Genosee ut SO. 75a
1851. Southern brands S9sS9.i2i. Sales OF Jersey
corn meal at IS 56aS5,62B, and of rye flour S7.l2I-
Genesee wheat S2aS2 O6 and Ohio red 81 .SsaS 8 95;
mixed do 81 Sales Of about 30 900 bushels yellow corn
ut ll9il20 white l26il27 6la62; rye 1873 whs.
key 36a3e5. Provisions quite firm
The cotton market very quiet; dealers awaiting the
or.
PHILADELPHIA, June lisp. M.
The flour market is firm. with small sales vsnia
brands for $3.50, conendng for So g. Sales Of
600 barrels corn meal at S5,374 S543t per barrel
No change in wheat prices Of yesterday firmly contend
ed forred IS 80 and white 90 "a cents. Sales
OF 800 bushels yellow LII LIS; change in
white.-Nat Int
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by Wellington GoddIn, Auct.
Very Valuable Real Estate for Sale nj
Auction.
NN ILL he sold IN ERInAN AETEpNnnN

W The s5th June lei7 upon premises commencing
at oeinek those desirable TESEIENTS on the south
South 'ld Of Cary Street between VEna street,,
OF which has been recently built OF BRICK with
IN the occupancy OF Mr. David IT. upon dy. yrar,
lease Al an annual rent Of $3.50 the other framed
Win eret basement recently thoroughly emodded
and now IN the occupancy Aessrs Fisher F. Smith
at an annual rent Of $3.50 This property part
nhp concern and TO be sold Tor the OF winding
concerns am authorized maze toHf M
fourth cash balance in equal instrument,
and ~ months Tor negotiable notes added
uu@' deed ny request Of the oWnes. w. GODDIN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
n5sils-'NHE ProPrietors of the Steamer
n hIiCS respectfully inform I.adie. and
Gentlemen OF Richmond aud that they
soeaon' Of many Evn'emsn, propose having MOON LIGHT
EXCURSION, Friday Evening the leth having
tbs wharf Rockets ~ o'clock
AZ this Excursion gotten for pleasure and pro-
preiors wish respectfully understood
admitted unaeeompaned by Gentleman. There
est order observed and thing done render the
Portable and peasant % all who wish
VIII be procured, and Refreshments a
and Gentleman, and in for Ladies
and u for single Gentlemin aone-to HhSKINS
LIBBY and Dnnscr Morris, bookstore, principal
Hotels
N. B.-No persons OF color admitted lie rs
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JOHN w. NASH,

JOHN w. NASH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
"AVING returned to the State of virginia,
II and settled Powhatan House. will hereafter devote
himself exclusively to his profession. He will regularly
superior aud Inferior Courts OF Powhatan Cumberland
liza Countless aud any OF neghbong in which
his services may be specially required my es-wiw'
NpTlCE.-The undersigned is prepared to
L supply 10 IL Schools with competent Teachers from the
gradual ea'ses OF the Va ~ warranted be
well qualified leach the branches OF Instruction
Institute Application shoul4 delay post paid
j. list FRANCIS II SMITH, Sup'nL
Officers OF the Va Militia ayalpg OF
the privileges which the allows
n'hed that the Cadets will camp July
Enau
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18

Whoes SIG SO-shares IN proportion
Persons ordering the Package, may deduct price
Tickets.
We have every day Lotiee, from 81 remit
lance made 10 small will
popular Lotteries hand The drawing. requested
all who order from The for Capital, be had a,
usual al sight On all ete enclosing prize
postage need be paid. The are
received and all ORDER, addressed pompi
and eonhder iiAl attention. Address
d. PAINE a CO. Managers,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18
NANAKIN NAIL WORKS-

TUE SubscrIbor having been appointed Arsst
0f The Msnara Nails reapsetfduy ufofuus n
pubs rccsvra snd vh tsep ennssnf On hsnd
th1 ory0-ite NJ fnhlc Ware Iou.r fsn
and eompets as-Ormsnt q thse Na embracing
This Faetoy having recently erected an 9ashs
terH ard nod snd aDgfossd dssfptou
espabls nshinE Nars eguai qusy sny o,b.s
sslbihuent The Dealefs aasuei
the pan pfescnt pfopsors 80 vsauns rn.h ~
Mans vii fay thsf and rood
ofhsr Factosy ruppb lhsm q SIMILAR gualB
as TYLza-
aIehnsst Va, Aprn ~ Isf7. ~ s-arH
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n pursuance OF trust deed of the Tuckahoe
IL Coal Mining Company bearing 18th day ef Peb
ruafy sil Gully executed and recorded the
County Court OF Gooehand, shall tueA Tfuee. mo
coed TO cell en- the premises MONDAY of August ne
fair II not the fair day debts by aid
eco acres OF land Of the
mentioned in said deed an! also al the Mining nights prv
eee' and other rights mentioned acre. Of
land described in the said lower pa OF the
The title TO the 200 Of AMI AMI other
believed 20 be uncoubd value Of the
coats which the lands of
which has been recently DEVELOPED and condition to be
worked 10 great advantage The
ton OF capitalists Golfers ard Acting trustees we M
convey with the usual warranty. TERMS, eash.
my s7-dltEcid w GODDIN Trustees.
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5 Prizes Of $4,000

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, class No. 25, TO b.
drawn Saturday June I9th ls45. Al wlmiu gton Del
IS NOS, ~ DRAWN.
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ID. PAINE a. CO.,
M A N GERS OF LOTTERIES
RfclTnnnd

WTHoLE TICKET 4 o 81 3s, the Grand Capital Of
w 10000 DOLLARS, soh and paid at sight by PURCELL
The same brilliant expected by
their ordsrs 70 q. w. PURCELL,
Richmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18

New Grocery and Commission Store,
Corner Of Man aHd lsti Sfr,fis,
JUNE Let, lSI7.
FNNHE subscribers have formed partnership under
II Of Butr Bransori for tho purpose NJ conducting
and Commission business the ttlnd lately
rick w. Butler, corner Of Main and 18th Streets
They have well selected stock Of Goceues
ted for family which they invite the
friends and the public generally believing they
inducements viii be acloTy those may
with call PATRICK H. BUTLER,
ie 4-clm JOHN W. BRANsFORD
fESi 4 MON HOTEL FOR RENT.-The
VEL ~ well known Hotel, known the Union Hotel
two hundred yards % the oh MARKET House, the
hu'inets part OF this city for and possession
ncatcy; having been recently thoroughly repaired offers
induce men wishing embark In Tavern keeping
For TERMS apply HODGES, ROY PUIIIAM,
Wan st, Richmond,
ap EFF Agents for Jno. 1homT d., Rsq
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LUCK's OEFIUE, WALL sTKEET,
BIGGER Il CO.'S LUCKY OFFICE.

FOR TO-OAY-Se,OOO 1000. 5000 5000 800 sOO &c
as Nos ~ drawn lots Tickets only ~; halves qr
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Class II5:
~ IS 30 - 10 ~ 30 ~ 50 60 ~
lC LOOK HEaE-Som thing rich for SauTday -Capils S
przes Of 10 OOb OF sac Of 1900 1000
IS kcs ~ dawn. Tlekets $40. halvss 8 SO
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REMOVED,

" NJ. d r.. &. HARRISON have remov-
ed to the Store opposite Mr TheoioreE Robertson
few doors above the City Hotel They conduct
Their business under the style OF w. NJ. HARRISON CO.
ie e-clm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18
TEXAS LANDS.

INHE subscriber has for sale, 10000 ACRES
II OF LAND, situated Western Texas His ,onr r..d.,es
"a The country 3 yeas and extensive have GRABBED
the TIDES The ands patented by the ,yeram.,t IN
containing from one Labor III League and Labor
500 acres Negroes - heehani viii be Exchange
owe = w. THOMAS stMONs.
Richmond. June IS. Is47-ef3,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18
TEMPORARY REMOVAT-

oR the purpose Of snlaging and improving his the %
seoer has removed his stock OF Goods 70 No SO
Wes, Main Street. third door below jenkins. corner where may h.
found geael assortment of Boots, Slss Tuaks B Cg
&C. which he viii offer prices an e1aminaon
raly inn An uvvpS se"e
iel6 No ss "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18

A L Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cut Superior Court Of Law and Chlneery Cumberland
county on Monday the 5th day OF April Is47.
Samuel Morris, phg
against
Alien Wilson, administrator Of Thoua. Swami deed Peter
sauon and Jane Nathaniel PencE ,hs Of m, ,oy,t
oCumhefaud api such admir- William SWAMI decd ana
julia SWAIN, widow, Macon a.vann and Ann n
swami. children Of Within deed aud ga nv ssnn s.
Of Ihomasr swami deco George swami SHY SWAMI Angelina
Swami, Thos swami Fleming swami Ioh5 suunp md siv
st'oh swami Dens
In Chancory.
The defendants Siraton Aad wife eorre s,,n AL
John swami not having entered their gives
uy eenrdrE to The act Of Assembly Of this Cou
ADD BY satisfactory evidence they are not nba
tants 81 tbs Commonwealth u orserpd the ID d-f.ud-
ln 10 sppeaf the Clerks Once Of superior Court Of
Lev Ard Chifcety for Cumberland % bed there
10 on DE % honay In july buofthe panta
and That o. THIS orr be inserted n some new
published city Richmond fr two months .ucess
ve and posted al TIE honi door Of e Of tbs con
y A Copy-Ters
my 9-wgw m yoonanN n ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

The St Louis Republican OF the 10th INST says
The legislature of Iowa aai to meet in pint session
on the th inst 10 elect Senators Congress The cleo
ton stood adjourned 10 that day but the LOcofOco
members OF the Senate fearing the result refused 70
meet the House in Joint session and Il - now probable
that no election will take place NJ the present session
Il this should bs the result then the state Will DC
without Senator'S Tor two yeas TO come because inc
next OF the Legislature wall not be held until NO
yem0er. 1913. and the Governor cannot make tempo
rary appointments the Office never having been hed
no vacancies can be said to have taken place
We stated yesterday that Marshall who stood
accused Of bribery had been liberated by habeas
corpus On this subject we find the following
statement in the ST Louis New Era;
The statement OF Mr.. King. upon whom the attempt
AZ bribery was made by : T. Marshal was placed on the
Journal of the House. committee OF pvesugauon
was appointed and Marshal taken into the custody Of the
Sergeant alarms.
After these proceedings on a subsequent day Mr..
Olmsied moved 10 amend the Journal - as 70 eciHae
M Kilg's statement o. This was reutcd not how.
ever without struggle the vote being IL Tor and -
against the motion.
The Committee proceeded 10 inquire into the racts and
while the Committee engaged and pending the
inquiry Marshall was taken from the custody Of the
Sergeant Ams, by writ OF Aabsds corpus issued oy
one OF the Supreme judges The power OF the Judge
10 order the discharge in the case Is most perempsory
contested.
TIE whole history Of the business shows how snzous
are the Loco Focos 10 deli cred the guilty and 10 stue
AL inquiry into the guilt
II i wen known that Gen. Dodges name stands IN a
very equvocsl position in relation to this inquiry ~
any rate the Hawk Eye remarks
We believe on the highest kind OF testimony thti Zen
Dodges real friends have offered bdbcs 70 several mem
bers o the legislature 10 Induce them 10 vote lot
Dodge A. United states Senator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28
Pardon of The Ambient Prisoners.

twill be seen BY our Teiegrsphic Dispatch from
Albany that the Governor has extended his Official
olemency 20 al the unlortaaate men who were
sentenced 10 State Prison for offences growing out
Of the recent unhappy excitement in the Manoriai
portoos OF the sta.e. There are doubtless many
among us who viii question the expedieney Of this
n. Of the Elective. aud few who will seeor af
feet 20 see IN it nothing but evil bit We believe
that great majority Of the most intelligent and
Impartial men in the State viii regard 1t Win Tar
Siffereu, feelings as measure dictated by SOUND
policy and calculated 10 augment rather than I'm
psir the moral influence Of the Law sucn al
least is our own jadgmentin respect 10 the influence
of this act Of Executive clemency, and therefore
do we rejoice that the prisoners are set at Liberty
The offences for which they were incarcersted
mad their origin in a popular excitement caicu
Lated to bewilder and ntiame the passions
Of all who came under its influence. mat ex
element no longer exists. Law IS restored u
its supremacy, and those who Tor time anc
under peculiar provocstions erayed themselves
against It's authority have returned 10 their al
legiance In such circumstances the retsn
ton Of the prisoners was demanded neither on th'
score Of policy nor Justice. and could have been pro
dactivs Of nothing bu. mischief Their discharge
we are confident, VIII exert happy influence
among the Anti Renters by convincing them ina
the punishment awarded 10 the violators OF th'
Law was dictated not By spirit Of revenge bat by
aparamount regard to the welfare Of the state
The demesnor Of the prisoners during their contne
msn 30 far as we have been able to learn has oeeI
such as 70 afford the beat assurance that they WI
receive the boon conferred upon them N the prope
spirit and return with cheerful slscriy to their dut,
az pesceable and loyal citizens. Van Steenburgh
one OF thor number. understand has suffered
severely from bis imprisonment both IN body an'
mind, 20 that his discharge was demanded as wei
On the score OF humanity Of justice and cxpedi
epoy. OF the rest VIC are unable particularly t
speak, bat doubt not that all have suffered quite
enough TO impress ndelibly on their minds the les
son whichtheir confinement was intended to convey
We presume the Governor will make pubic
the reasons which have controlled DIS action in TIM
ionpoYtsnt case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28
Things In philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA Jan. -
have Just learned from one OF the Commission
ers of the Central Railroad that the entire quantity Of
stock necessary to procure the charter has been sub
scribed There were 1900 shares wanted, and Com
m,tee started out this morning, pledged to procure
them. which was promptly done. To show the value
which our men of business attach 10 this Road, may
state that about hall the entire subscription has been
from individual members OF our Board OF Trade and
some seven or eight OF them took over 10000 each
The Tribune, with It's entire part OF " Dombcy
and SON" created much excitement here TINS morning
and tie thousands who anxious 10 peruse the con
tinuaton of the excellent story could have taken
much larger supply than your agents had TO offer.
Flour may be quoted 90 here on the average
there have been sales both above and below that marx
but export brands are held firmly Al that
There is much agitation In our markets Corn
Meal and Cotton all up but the main poiut Oi pGoc
interest Is your city from there-lhe heMt-sl the
other arteries pulsaic.
SALES OF SrocKs-Frsl B0arG-60 Girard 81
20 Man Mech Blk 25i 80 Harrisburg g7i 275 do o5 %
N Liberties Blk 50, 30 Vcksburg cash 81 20 TX Lou
isville b. s5, 80 Reading bJ, BOT. dJt0 Frs BoGrd-
100 Reading b5 2gl Is Man & Nee Bk PSI, bk
America 4Oil 25 Ponn's Bk 2sll u BIZ ~; Philad
Rk i2l $1,000 Reading BIDS. -. 72i 40 TX III Sc
c0Hd Bodrd-SJ00 L %, 81, b5, lOoi 10 Hirard 50
o.. 100 Reading b. ~ $500 City 81, $500 I'll 40
Harrisburg b5 % 100 Reading b, 29i sos Cry os
s7l Ola $500 state - - 100 Susqua stock DO ~ %
linton Canal b5. - 4AT SseoRd Bodrd-5OO state Is
~ Penna Bk 2-li 80 Nicksburg 20 1900 Lehish %
I 81 500 Mortgage Loan -3.; 80 Susq Canal ~ Io
Vcksbnrc a. 3 Chesap 4 Del stock 5Ji 80 Harrisburg,
b5 - 100 Girard bf % $50 do % 100 susq Canal %
/ d. rard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

~ The last concert in Brooklyn Of the accom-
ushed vocalist Madame Absmowicz, Is TO take plsee
this evening at the Female Acsdamy, in JaIo!eman Ct
near Fultonst According TO the account of our eoem
porary The Commercial Advertiser, this powerful vo
calls, mus, have bit hard the Brookynites. he Gays
We have heard some ds,ng aished vccalisls in our
time and speak advi.edy when we say that we never
knew an audience more completely under the spell oil
human voice. Her reception was very cordial ou'
that greeting was little compared with the enthusiastic
ulaudi,s which her successive performances elected
Such cappng of hands and stamping Of feet we scarce
" supposed the stsd people Of Brooklyn capable Of pro
dueing.. From this account well as from cur own
knowledge Of the lsdys powers we Judge beforehand
Of Inc effect tina, her singing Of O.t Of the songs named
ia this evening. programme viii produce Her great
command Of voice will, DO doubt create per
fec, f4rors in the famous Scotch warsong hc1sesor'
Gathering as il did in Boston Her pure and touching
r.,bo. viii enchsnt them in The Exile OF Erin one
Of her native melodies. sisnOr Benedict viii sing The
TOUCHING hnse TO the opsrs Of Lucia d Lsmncr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

tina; immense consignments OF British fsbrics are
now arriving and ordered from England, and that
our markets viii be glutted with them next sprinS
Tie heavy deficit q Food in Europe will stimulate
and swell the outpourng Of fabrics upon us' ID o.
der to arrest or diminish the natural drain OF specie
% this Country 10 pay for Grain Flour &C. ne"
an American importer orders supply Of bftish
fabrics. the manufactures WI send as many more
on consignment at a venture. calculating that his
can be sold If those purchased find a market
These Will be sold at sacrifice il Necessary, on the
principle long ago proclaimed BY Lord BroughsH
tina, Il was thought good policy to site IN tne era
die the rising Manufactures Of the United states
before they should become formidable competitors
We know well that British fabrics made IT. eooa
part Of the short and cheap cotton Of lndia ana
veil glazed with -uch ingredients as improve the
s,oesrance without at all strengthening the sub
stance. viii be piled upon our markets during the
next ten months and although y IS true tna'
most fabrics are made here as cheap az any equally
.e-y;cesble and durable can be imported, we Jet
greatly fear tia; manyol our home products VII
be supplanted By others more snowy or novel IRON
abroad Such. At All events. are the periis o0vi
ousy incurred BY the sweeping overthrow OF al
specifc Duties and Mininums and the reduction o.
the duties on all cotton fabrics, colored as well Al
plain. 10 twenty per cent ad vslorem. The Indus
try and Prosperity Of the Coantry may thus be DIS
astrously affected and yett"o or three mammoth
/ establishments at Lowell and Manchester HAVING
immense capitals aud established regulations anc
markets for particular styles OF goods. may very
probably 20 on making money Whether they
make or lose. or to what extent Of either IS o
small account save as il may affect the steady en-
ployment and just reward Of the National Industry
which Loco Foooism leaves out Of sight tn higgl'
about the magnitude Of a few manufacturing diyi
|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28
FueI-savins Heat Generate,

4 little more than year $50 we visitas l.
quest the rectnyIng establishments Of Bah a
4 Co. and others in Brooklyn, to wiines, m.
alton Of the Patent Heat Generator Of Ne,.,n
Grfin & Co. and hear the testimony oi tho.s VOL.
IL ON careial examination, We csald discer, a..
on for doubling the uniform s,s,cu.n, Of tho.e
that this improvement effected an sc,gal savn, Il a.
Is per cent. In the smount OF fuel required IA -.
steam en- zine beside avoiding the expense Of ts! ,
ard other devices Tor increasing drsit kesp.n, "a,
CINE through the nigh, ready to commence wosk q
touch next morning SC. sc. We embodied "a. Ia,
and our impressions in article which we Puhsses,
the time aud the invention hiss since he,n ard .,r,.
RAPIDLY winning the favor Of practical sen--la3s,s 6,
nearly ali who find time TO cSsnne H. !, t~ .c,,,,
been adopted BY the New England Screw Factory AZ
several other establishments in Providence R. .aa y
Editor OF the Providence Joarnsl speaks Of rs oper.e
as follows
lvroNr,xr lxrRovrNK>r N ms GxSExAre> A.
urAr We have late examined the new furnace erec
"a Al the New England Screw Factory by n Gua;a A
Co upon a new plane. calculated a. make an .nirens
saving IN the consumption OF fuel II IS not easy %
plain the plan OF this furnace. 80 ~ TO MAKE iaiea
bic 10 the reader without drawings but u IS Preety
simple and is ~ siy understood By e>snlnstoa :
The principle Il the consumption q the smoks AZ.
gssses In which forms great portion oi the lac
the ordinary furnace pass or This : effected BY .
substitution OF artificial for the natural draft
which the whole heat Is so completely connncd una
the boilers aud expended in the generation Of slcs,
that scarcely percepnble amount escapes, and q
hand can be held the chimney without any anpeAsar
sensation OF heat. The hish aud expensive ceinncy
now in use not required by this plan and TIE
the furnaces is considerably reduced while the apyc.
ton OF the principle old furnaces is easy and cheap
These furnaces have been adopted BY the New tn,sS
Screw Company the Canal Bleaching Company, Al
the Perry Company. AZ Newport and Al many 9Th,
establishments % the fret class ine engineer Il Z,
New England screw Company informs US thsi VIII
this furnace nineteen wheelbarow loads OF coal have
performed the service which required twenty six N n
old furnace and the saving In other estshishmers
reported in about the same ratio. We are on opiac
that fully oneihrd, and In some cases more, Of "a.
fuel ordinarily consumed may DC saved BY this 1ven
ton and We think that one who examines II viii "a
TO give them the preference over any other form '
furnace now N use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28
w,.,,ruLand Asenci.s Old Gene.ee,

BUFFALO, Ire 20. n ? JAN. ici l1ff'
10 me Editor Of The Tribune:
| observed in your paper OF the l'th ut. an afti
Gle In which the writer traces the history ofthe Holland
Land Company from is origin down 10 the time OF the
sale OF those lands the companies and individuals that
now hold them, and also letter signed Old Gene
see in which the writer promises at an early day TO
&C., before the public the manner IN which the Two
AGENTS ION part Of this Purchsse) Of Trust Company
I'M the city Of New York do business with those against
whom that Company hold mortgages. am only sur.
nrised that the writer Of the last named letter mas not
long since undertaken the task do no, believe there
ever existed an agency more justly 10 be condemned
than the one TO which he refers. lie says that ploe
meetings are talked Of in one OF the Countrs IN "nch
this Trust Company holds mortgages for the purpose OF
petitionn. the said Company TO remove tnese Law
yer Agents" fully agree with the writer IN TINS pro,
position and II their wishes are not compheo WIN
should advise petition 10 the Legislature 10 INQUIRE
into the affairs OF this Trust Company and see II me
charter dd not require remodehng As inc writer uuy
ssys there il feeling being ensendered among the get
tiers ON this Purchase that never be saiisned
believe tina, there could be obtained Ia this County
1--WE thousand signatures 70 petition 10 remove the
uresen; odious agents Of said Company and nave 90
doubt that twenty thousand signatures could be obtain
ed In the four Counties In which this Company mold
mortgages 10 petition be presented TO the Legisla
tire 10 remodel their charter There % point beyond
which tae people will submit 10 outrage, and that
pont has arrived as far the Lawyer Agency OF ms
/ Trust Company Is concerned. =