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Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
yy'sn. =. McGutch0n, ~ GO,
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS
IN HARDWARE. CUTLERY, dc.
5s 0aaslsR ST.. NEW ORLEANS,


EIAyE no8 in store, and for sale at low rates,
i general assortment of Hardlodre, CUTLERY,
sc, &e.-eonsislng IN part Of nails, iron, east.
,ugs, steel, axes, hoes spades, shoyes, stock ket
tlcs, bark mi, guns and rifles, French pots; coil,
OK log, trace, lopsail aud other chains; mill and
grind stones, aaplla bellows, vices, Rowlunds and
other saws Of all kinds sylhes and sckles, hooks
and hinges oeks,sefews, bolts brass wares, shoycls
and tongs pnkefs, andr1ns, feudrn, table aud
pocket cutlery seissofs, razars razor strops and
homes, sieves, eoton aud wool cards, planes of all
kinds, files aud edge tools, ooopers tools, tress
hoops, waitffs and traysibiis, agers aud auger
bits, eordage, tainls oils, tlrpeltne, oakum pitch
and tar, siraW enttefs, corn shellor3, humcs aud
collars ploughs and plough moulds, tin aud jupaucd
wases fishing laohla ia every variety
lf MEaensNfH, PLANTERS aud others, are re.
speetfuly invited to call aud examine for them.
selves. W5lsl7ly
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RLOrK. RhOTHhR q CO..

gAruULp or. .u.arl, iny.'s iie lal'rs uua.
W. aud rssmus ih.f bsauIilsl a'soitmtni ol
Burua VISTA Stripes lHl lw1fs,
rdutrd 1ud r,Inirl Mu..Hs,
Nusrn Giurir,m. plain Bud striped,
-Gmrbam. Fancy ll1nIhrfHIr".a
Hornets. Ribbons. taer., firng.. nr.' ''r.
Also 10 their splendid assortment Ut N''fI oi hI
kuds aud qualities
Fulton, May l,l-ij.2l
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si3.a@.l7i2o
ss,OoO.OOOOO

! TheJs was len to tho labor and
capital Of Great Britain profit
Or increased yalue,on the man
uiaeiufes of these ss5, ,i29 bales
of cotton Of 500 OBS. .3i2 Go
o. ny, IN round numbers,
SG9O00,000
An amount which must as,onish avery ma
usacqaainled with the subject, aud should readily
convince all hoW u IL that the wealth Of Great
inlan has been increased with the fbpidiiy that
u has been 10 iis present enormous bulk. This
profit ! clear gain 10 the labor aud capital Of
Great llniain, aud all paid to her by other people
II . the profitable employment Of manufacturing
those goods that she exports aud sells TO other
countries, estimating them at their declared value
"a Great Britain at the time Of export. Besides
Tbs GAIN u Is fair to conolude there Is some further
profit 10 the shippers Of these goods and 10 British
snP-ownyn the freight money or charge Of con.
yryAnce 70 such foreign ports
But Of what ga this ciport Of cotton nauufac.
turus consist Tie prepared returns say, Of
T,.9Ii T.91a' s.isi e'isfiIas. e
Cal.eoef plain, or whaiwo
call domcstics, blcached
and anbruohcd l4s,9Gs,5is s,1l9,4JO
Cotton yarn, OF what il
called twist, l57,l3O055 s.ls3,77a
Making, 3O53g1.G07 l6,ss6,a2G
Cal.cocs, printed Or dyed, gO.5JO,651 l,652.O7l
3i5g93,e5C 2l.5js,9'6
Tho residue consists Of
CambHcs, muslins, dimis
uss dnma'ka, dapeu,
g.nghams, and checks.
lhccf, leuo ml.na. nan.
kreua, qulungs, ticks,
yoiycteuus, handkrre'h.
oounier-pluos, hosiery,
tapes, b5J5.ns SC, s,95s,i93 l,a2;,66S
Making total Of J5i2Ol,7l9 23,l5i9n
Anl a' slsO the pound sterling, SIi9.6sl,5lB 50
~ booking over the enumeration Of exports, We
arrive az thc following striking analysis
The portion Of plain cali.
Goes, which are nothing
else bat our 'domrstica,
theolings,s drills,
prints, &c, bloached aud Pounds And tho
unb.Cuchcd,auI oftwist, weight value OF
m 3O5.393,G01 ci6,ss6,2Ol
Boiug equal 10 sr.ssrrnfis Of the whole weight,
aud more than fu0.tlirds Of the whole value Of
thrsc exports
Now these two descriptions Of EXPORTS domfsiics
and exports, W. can manufacture at rs low a cost
in'the United States as i eau be done IN Great
britain, with Little more experience and ltila
lceB hostility
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
From Me National Iatsllle.aelr.

TIE IMMENSE VALUE OF Cotton
MANUFACTURES TO GREAT BRITAIN.
The following facts aud theories, aa to The d..
dgous value to Great Britain Of her cotton nam.
iaetures, seem to be worth looking at practically.
as a man would look at what h.a neiyhbor was
dong to greater advantage than HIMSELF and
Out OF the very materials which he wa. furnishing
to that neghbor Amer looking at these faels.
let our common sense, the greatest sIfl of 6epe6.
cent Creator decide whether or not It |, better for
thla country that all the money paid in the process
for converting the raw cotton into lhesa manu-.
iaelures be SO paid to the people living in Great
htlain, and fed aud clothed thtre, ihsiead Of in
the United States; and whether or not II is better
Tor ns lhai Great Britain should have all tho
PIohl manufacturing these goods, which IS no.
1hIag else but adding 50 much money 10 her
productive and consuming power daily, weekly,
monthly yearly, than such profits aud money
capital should be kept in the United slatez, as far
as possible to 20 on Reproducing wealth, and
extending employment, comfort aud eompeirnee
INTO every nook and corner Of the Union. Tho
iaels are theses
ihete was spun Of cotton yam in EaFland aud
scotland. IN 1876, tpounasl 4g5, 1882 100
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The corn oropof The United States D. estimated
al 600 600 100 bushels
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26

The total export u cotton iroln
the United States fof lIis ysaf
ending lh5 jJlh June. IsI6'wls
9.3-e,51l pounds Sea Island.
Zasi, lG9 ,522 other knls
Aahing 59j,j5s ,O95 lbs, Which
Was valued on ship boarl al =
ar, say less than 7 | cts per ID
There WIS exported from Great
Bnlaln TO other countries. in
isil, IN cotton manuiael and
tw 81, twist being nothing elsa
hnt cotton ynrn,or thread ready
tnna for Tie loom,) ) tho weight
ul pounds
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sn56ail 20

7
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ssI9l,a2

Or at 400 lbs per bale. equal to
fsa,'21 bales; and at S cents
per pound the value Of the cot.
ton before manufactured. IN.
eludng waste, as pat down
above, the cost Of the eu.ion
ussd for these eKpoHs was s15429lfl 20
Ii should be borne ia mind that as se5n a. a
cargo ai collon enters Liverpool hafbaf. Of other
Place Of discharge Ia Great Britain, l4Iar aad
eapfai bsgin TO derive support and bsnriii from
Il IA hs aeoumulatiug values. eomn1z asiaa with
R..piagf, aud going on with expenses Of bonding,
labof OF discharEing, osflng, dock dnsz. Wars.
hohse rent, hrc insurance, mendInF places, and
eHRafd through all the processes uf manufacture
aud finish, with costs Of cases. nails, paper. &c,
aud conveyance back again in good 10 The slip.
Ping paris, aad concluding with The ehafgsz Of the
shipment Of the Manufactured eolians One can
hafdy conceive of the mllliludas ia Gfea, britain
whom bale Of cotton helps 70 support OF enrich.
IN ane form or another, from the day Of It's arrival
TO That Of ro'shpmout to 4 foreign port in the
various iorn Of 10 manufacture.
Nov, the declared value Of the foregoing eK.
nofs, as given us BY the custom house returns of
i.ftal Bulila, d the enormous sun Of slia,GsI,-
5Ib So
from which, dcdueting cost Of
tue cotton, as above stated,
S35,ie9,lI2o
A. q
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26

Which, calling bale 400 lbs,
eqahls 1871 ,jsj bales Of cotton,
aud At 10 cts. pog 10. amounts 10 SO. .sn1 80 90
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The residue consists OF
oambHcs, musIlns. dimi,
uss, dama'ka, diapeu,
c.nghams, and checks.
lhces leno ml.iina nan.
keeus, qu.liing, ticks,
yUiycieuus, haudkcre'ld.
oouiier-pinrs, hosiery,
tapes, b5bb.ns sc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-26
A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED
THE CELEBR.4TED
JEW DIS,
Or Hebrew Plaster,

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR all fixed pains in the
"A Side, Chest, Loins, Back, Bowels, Muscles, Rheu-
Inatisn in nl its varied forms, Nervous Affections
Lungs and Liver Complaints, Spinal Affection, Fe.
male Weaknesses, etc, etc. For The above complaints
this Plaster has no EsusI. The great celebrity which
II has already acquired, not only in the old, but in the
new wnrld-the extraordinary cures il has performed
IN the most extreme cases of suffering, have acquired
for II such a reputation, that thr proprietor has not-un.
I'll recently-hern able I" supply half thr demand.
The sales Throughout every city, town and village in
thr United STATES are without 4 parallel!
a circumstance NOT surprising, when The vast amount
nf human suffering relieved by is use Is considered
In Spinal Defects The benefit usually Is OF the most de
cidrd character. In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
Gases ont nj twenty readily yield 10 the penetrating sti
mula combined IN this valuable preparation.
In rheumatism, either acute or chronic, the claims OF
The Hebrew Plaster have long since been universally
acknowledged. Those who are iahnrlns under weak
backs, no matirr from what Cause the weakness may
have orIgipaird-tvrn II such persons have heel mis-
guided IN previous applications-in the Iss Of the Ilr
brew Plaster they will find the affected part suddenly
restored to liz original soundness.
A a supporter IN cases of constitutional weakness u
will be found of great advantage. II is particularly re-
commended 10 Females VINO are sui ring from sudden
weakness, or general debility. In short, sembrace.
all the virtues which the most scientific IN was ca
pahle Of c0mponndine from valuable substances found
in the old world, and Will he found entirely tree from
those objections which are n source of complaint witt
The numerous spread -plasters now before the public.
Dr THESE plasIers possess the advantage ~ beinl
put M in air tight borrS-hence they retain their fnl
virtues IN all climates.
BEWARE OF C~OCNTERFEITS N Isl IMI
T'A1tOSS.
None genuine without the engraving Of Jsp Darid or
The wrapper around each hox. Price So cents per box
Each box contains sufficient to spread six or eight plas
tiers.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by scoviI. & MEAD
No. 20, Charters Street, New Orleans, General Agent
for The south and West. Sold also by
ALEX. DUVhL, Richmond.
THOS II. ROSSER. Petersburg.
NJ. a. SANTOS, NCTfc!i.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARKETS, MAY 2a..
TOBACCO-Receipts and inspections in
creasing. We quote Tugs 81 60 10 . 90 aud Q 81;
common leat2 IS a 3 SO; middling3 IS 10 4 Is
and 5 90; good to fine 5 SOTO 7 SO.
FLOUR-Sales al $50 a 81.
WHEAT-While 1875; red 10 cents. None
soming in.
OATS-34a IS cents per bushel.
CORN-45 TO Al cents per bushel. Duh.
CORN MEAL-50 a IS c. per bushel. Dull.
BACON-Virginia hog round 81 cts; Western
Sides S q 81 cts; Shoulders 81 a 1 cts; Hams
q 8 cents.
LARD-7l a 8 cts.
FlSH-New Herrings: Sales are being made
for small lots, to arrive, at IS. Shad st 50 a 7
Family Roe Herrings SIS in barrels and IS IN hal
barrels.
CATTLE-BEEr: 30 so a 3 90, gross
VEALs: 81 a 7 90. MurToNs: 81 30 to 2 10
ne,t,as in qualify. Hoes: 5 SO.
SALT-Last sales from wharf l 50 per sack
from store 81 20. Stock very light and in de-
mand.
COFFEE-We quote Rio at 7 II cents; La
guayra II a u; ST. Domingo st ait; Porto Rice
81 a II; Java 10 a lit cents.
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowderi SIS a 25c
per h.. Black IS a go c. Dull.
MOLASSES-N. Orleans in bbls. 26 a 26a c
Porto Rico IS ago cents; Cuba % a % cents.
LIME-From wharf 81 per Dbl.
PLASTER-The arrivals OF this article being
large, and The season for selling advanced, have
caused a considerable decline. We quote lump
from wharf at $3f, from Basin $4a; Iierces ol
500 pounds, ground, l SO, on Basin.
BRANDY-Olar Dupuy & Co. 81 % a!l
SO; A. Seignete l IS; Imitation ~ "a 80 GEMS nus
| Sazerac 3 3 SO; Peach dull al 81 w a l 70;
Apple Brandy so cents.
RUM-New England % a 20 cents.
GIN-American So cents; Holland loo cents
per gallon, very dull.
Z WHISKEY-25t cents in bbls.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS NOTICE.

ITO the Creditors OF Henry Thweatt, entitled 10 pae
i ticipate in the Trust Fund created by lIs Deed of
the gid April, 1912:
By a decree made on the lst May, ls4S, In a suit
bending in the Circuit Superior Court OF LAW and Chan
Gerry for Prince Edward county, in which %"Tagwell,
Smith & Jones and others are plaintiffs, and Henry
Thweatt and others are defendants, !" The Commissioner
is instructed, among other things, "to consider any just
debt which any debtor Of n. Thwea,t held against the
said Thwealt before notice Of the deed tdf 23d April,
l642, ] In the proceedings mentioned, as proper offset
ngains, the debt due to Tlweati;'' aud, further, "tn az
certain the debts for which said Th%eatt had given sr-
curity, now remaining unpaid, and also the debts for
which he had given no security, now unpaid.'
Parties interested are notified that | shall, on The lst
day of July, i84s, nj my office, In Parmville, proceed TO
execute the decree above menlioned-and they are
warned, that, unless they file with MT, before that
time, statements Of their respective debts, and rvi.
donces thereof, they may be excluded from participant
ing In the fund aforesaid.
F. N. WATKINS, Commissioner.
FarmvIIle- NAV oG. IS48-cW4W
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MISCELLANEOUS.
100 Dollars Reward.

Ran AWAY FROM The Shenandoah Iron Works,
anoui tie lst OF April last, TWO Negro Men-DA-
NIL ana Notwithstanding to the Estate Of the late
Miles Narintss, OF lite county Of Madison. Said Ne
years, and some live feet nine Or lon inches high
Clark, u Is believed, has a scar upon his face. No 9th.
er mark recollecied.
The above reward will be given for the apprehen-
sion Of the Negroes, If taken out Of the STATE and a..
cured so that can get them again-or $50 viii he ri.
ven for the securing Of either one, If taken gu, of The
Stnfe-or $50 II taken in the State, and secured 90 that
| gel them asain-or SlO lcr either one.
THOMAS ".
Executor Of Miles Marques, deceased.
Madison co., Va, NAV 23-cf
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a Card.

SOME time during the last summer mAne nose' T., :,
y Mrs. Pollock, In Harrisonhurs, ! wa emsases w
cb,nsjn, or handling a large amount oi money "hleh
/ had about me al the time: | WAS mnd : so,ns ssel1t.
lna"n, ~ ~ my money. SIR. Tillon White, Of Greene,
being one Of The persons nearest to me ae, a. ,he n i'ms Of I
u.s. - denominations were Instantly made, ana
n" m money was discovered . to be about Inc s.I persons %
NY II n few moments found my money IN my
OWN hat. Excited as ! was I'll a. aaa once I,I. De'is a.ot con" %y
s.m - laid il before Mr.. White, and told him, waite,
81 have accused you wronglnIiy, and here !, my y m H..
mey y, which have done you;'' which Hr. White IN.
disnan,iy refused, and d. said, "sir' IT rs, !, MOI yes aI ,n0 aas
ss IN. injury of which Will seek redress IN a C"lrt Oh
l ~ which, suit was brought by Mr.. While
a. he calculations Of mutual friends, land u IS very
an,.sabLr to me- the difficulty has been adjusted by my
giving The above staIemsnt1Mt. Mn.f ae'n'"s "o'"
ing uu' i" P. LIGGETT.
an satisfied with The above statement! OF Mr: Ing
-" TILMON WHITE.
Q May 1-clm
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TRINITY CHURCH.
a Mn MAI

The ladies, connected with The Trinity Church
aud Cong %egation, will offer TO The public a fine
variety Of ices, cakes. fruits and other refresh.
iaolIs on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings next.
lsoth and 3lst May in the spacious and comfort,
sele room recently occupied as a store by the
nasss's. Carpenter, in the lower part of The E1.
Gnanse Hotel. They solicit a share Of lha, pub.
Ip;lavor and patronage which The good people OF
msn , always so generously extended TO be.
n%evolen. objects.
Inc proceeds Of The sale are TO be applied to
~ e Payment OF Church Debts and 10 the purchase
ys, new set OF lamps for the Church, which are
very much needed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-26
May 26

STAVEGETTING MACHINE.
THE public are invited 10 examine and wit
i ness the operation OF a Machine now a,
work in Messrs. Parker & Sweezy's Planning
Mill on the Dock, one door below The Dock Ho.
tel. Said Machine turns out 1000 Slaves an
hour. Barrels made from Slaves, cut by this
Machine, are remarkable Tor strength, neatness
and tightDess." We have a list OF testimonials
OF the highest order from Millers, Coopers, and
the press, which will be shown to all who wish
TO see them; but, above all, we prefer that the
public should witness the practical operation OF
the Machine, aud then judge for themselves oil
its utility and usefulness.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-26

We take this method 10 solicit Of our friends and the
public early orders Tor such Machines As they may
want for the present approaching harvest. We are
now making To order 4 large number nf the celebrated
staple Tooth Spring Bed Thrrshing Machines, which
have been proved 50 decidedly superior III Tue last
five Or six years, particularly when used with Smiths
Patent Self Oiling Boxes, with improved beds, so ar
ranged that the teeth may be taken out and turned or
new ones inserted.
We would ask especial attention 10 our new Feared
Horse. Power. one of which can be seen In operation al
orr warehouse. This power has been put To the re
vrrrst test In the last four years, ara has received NE
highest recommendations from those using them We
viii show this power IL persons N want, and supply
their superiority.
We are also supplying, al reduced rates, the well
known Chain Band Power.
Those warnings good Fan had better try "ae of our
improved ones. They me- made OF The best material,
and expressly { Z durability: IN! We HarrGnf them :"
operate equally rs well n any othe: Fan, although not
intended 10 clean by once rfnniEg through.
We are prepared 10 put IN new srtts at teeth ~ ma
chimes where lhry are 80 mach worn a not 10 ihresh
clean, or to furnish nrtn cylinders and beds u HE CID
ones are defective. We keep extra brassrs, leather
bands, chain bands. sc and viii supply Al short NO
lice any iron work for machinery, franklin ru,iS, 81.
VI have on hand a few al Mccormick > k-aptISi
which wr will pat in operation, when 10 be worked W
the vicinity If Richmond, free Of charge, hnd warrant
them 10 satisfy the purchaser. W. Keep extra blades,
wheels, yc.
III Persons NJ 4 distance can, by writing W, obtain
as good In lchines as If here III person, csaE machine
sent 10 order may be returned if It does not give salts
faction. PhkkEh q sMilb.
May lo-cw5W
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advertisement

TO PERSONS TRAVELLING NORTH
DURING THE SUMNER.
II BLANCHARD returns his sincere thanks fot The
Il . liberal patronage he has always received, aud
begs 10 inform his friends aud the public In general that
he has taken that spacious and commodions establish.
ment, the CITY HOTEL. New York, which
he has refitied and reiurDiShed, sn "a 10 render II the
equal. in point Of elegance and comfort, of the besi
houses in the citv. All persons who may favor him by
visiting his new Hotel may rely on meeting with every
attention and accommodations. There are several fine
suites of rooms for families. F.. BLANCHARD,
Late Of the Globe Hotel.
City Hntal. NeW York. MAY "a, l64S.-clm
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r,Dm NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.

a FARM NEAR RICHMOND y oALt.
= orrEE FIR sair nv Farm in the county OF HenIicd,
l aho,,r two mile. from The old Market H"ise. Inc
farm contains two hundred and.sixteen acres, u ~hlcn
,hnnt oce hundred ana twenty are cleared, Inc oaiancc
~ ,ycnd. Thr cleared land has all been hiahiy I'M
nrnyrd with lime and putresecnl mannr.s, ana pro,
ttuces very dne crops. The unciratea iand nas On Il
: very heavy growth of wood, which, from us heafhess
os,se, i very valuable. on the farm there are all
necessary houses, in good order, TO W.T.: a dwelling
house with seven rooms, eight closets ana cehar, q
kitchen laundry, office, dairy smoke house, tour barns,
stables for horses and cows, and an abundant supply
Of fine wafer. have lived on the farm for more than
four years with nearly forty in my family; ana lheie
has not been a case Of serious sickness. The place -
considered by those who know it as healthy rs any IN
Virginia. uv .yo,.
NY reason for wishing TO sell Is that may aego,e
INV lime entirely 10 my profession. | will sell Inc iarIn
for a fair price, and ON the most liberal terms. Persons
wishing TO buy are invited 10 call on me, either al my
Office, in Richmond, or at my house, on the ialm
| Dec. 3l-cQ JNo'H M on1o~
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na1Nr cnMEORT HOTEL.

ugis ex,snsirs and beautiful Establishment Is new
= open,ot , water, il affords every facility FOR sea
tfeLy ns nd Offers every inducement TO the traveller
o ga amrs,,I1 Of health or pleasure. The Hotel Is com
ni.is in ali It's arrangements, and no exerlioh WIN ne
p.se ~ render II in all respects the most asreeanie
= Interesting resort in the whole country.
ano 81 10 per day.
pah we.k. AT the rate of ! so per day.
By the month, at the rate OF w per Jay.
Children and servants half price. ,,u
May 33-Gt JhnL9 Q. shSsSh'
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on tlir 22d instant,
~ a Negro Man, named JOSHUA. He Is about 40
years old. s feet, 6 orr inches high, and OF n brown
compilations; stammers u little when talking. His
mouth isa little one sided; his head getting grey. The
said Negro Man was sold In Richmond, on the 9th in
slant, by Jno. c. Major, Of Culpsper county, Virginia
The above reward will be paid for the apprehension and
delivery Of said Negro to me in Richmond, or confined
in Jail, so that | get him again.
May I-t4l N. LUMPklN.
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WASHINGTON, May 25-P. NJ.

WASHINGTON, May 25-P. NJ.
u. S. SENATE.
The Senate met al II, NJ, and after transact
ing some unimporlan, business, adjourned over 10
Monday next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Wick introduced a bill prohibiting the i'm.
p@ortation OF slaves into the District of Columbia
Several members moved a call OF the House.
The motion was agreed to, and the roll was call
ed over by The clerk. Members answered 10
their names TO the number Of only 100.
On morton, The House adjourned.
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orrtceo F THE RICHMOND & DANvlLLE }
RAILROAD COMPANY, I

RAILROAD CU1Phff,
RrcnMosp, May 10th, 1913.
TN accordance with a resolution adopIen .,s "ay ~
i tbr President and Directors, nollce is hereuy snun
IN. y s,ocxbalders. that a requisition OF eight dollars
NJ share il called for, payable on Inc Isl VI jury ~ "
ing. .,,,oc, from the Bye-
Iaws and the orders Of the Board, the money may ne
d.postrd in either Of the Banks ~ h,cnnio.,'
and FafmvilIr. go, p.;,nad "a
Ertraet from Ia, Bye Lars.
rha mo,sv ~ me jompany shall all be deposiied In
,ah panr or IA, (. n. the President and directors
may prrsrr,hr. Cs rtiicatrs Of such nrpoiite slai y
p,y-n 10 the person or persons urP""sit'ng nc an
a,h,cb csrIiti,,tes shall hr forthwith transmitted !" me
Linn :, IN May l2-cwswif
TN CHANCERY-ViRGrSisi-at hui.s nsau w tns
i Clerks Office of the Superior Court oi 1haheeiy pf
the Richmond Circuit, the eighth day OF hp,l, io'd.
Charles n. Sternr, IN his own riSht, anu az huhii'
nistraror Of Francis Sterne, deceased, EuSebi,s y.
S,erna Eliza G. Sterne, George Williamson and 'irgi-
NJ, his wife. formerly Virginia Sterne. John n VIII
liamson and Martha his wife, formerly. Martina stetne,
creed Butler and Parthenia A.. his vile, formerly fai-
thenia A. Sterne, Allen +. BAKER ana s.,sna ~ n'
wife, formerly serena u ei"
against ,
william Crane and other ieieno'u,' :,
The defendant above named not having entered NE
,,pearance and given security, according 10 the ac.u ~
Assembly and rules Of this Court. and II appfains ~ ~
satisfactory evidence that he Is not an ihnan ~ i.Ssadant
commonwealth: Ii il ordered, that The said a.ie ., an
do annrar M the rIIes 10 be held fnr The SAID . u, ~, w.
the trst Monday In July next, and answer ,' fo,;hwith
| ulain,ifs; and that 4 cnry of TINS orne' :" ina civ ~
inserted in some newspaper ptDii-h1u anJ n,.ted NJ
Richmond for Two months success. IN IN. laid citv,
the front door OF the State 1onr """
= Cofy' - r. ROBERTS, Clerk.