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''taa - ever brought to this
market, which he prepared 10 OH, :, "a
smallest pessible advance, and are assured Ina,
he can sell as low amy shop ia the vest.
SsN Ills stock consists of Geld n nd Silver I.~v.,
. Is, ana L'EpiEe Jew-!ca and Plain W a,ch,.
Colo 1nart Chains, SILVER and Ccmmoa ia :
linc Gold Breast pins aud Finger rings, Rrace-
lets; Earrings; Gold aud Silver k.vs aud S-.l.
Cola Diamond putated Pens, Geld aud SILVER
peueil-; Musical Boxes ana Aecondisns; B- adj
keucuic- anu Purses. Silver ana Tortoise Shell
Combs.
l'n- Cutlery such as Knives. Hsisors: Sea.
s"rs. Ac.. &c. Silver aad German Spoons md
other SILVER ware Goid. Silver. and Common
Spec'scles To suit all ages. Also, An as~o,t-
me MT of aGAee Clocks, some aS 10 ~ a. three
dollars.
Jy-Cieeks and Watches repaired u~usl on
very moderate terms. OLD gold ana silver taken
for goods.
DO not f,il to cali a, No. ~. Main street,
Richmond. Indiana. E.. A. DICKINSON
MAY ., 1919. 2u-u
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TNO DYE Frs. Nader Cameras. Iorwcod.
Extract DO, Nut Calls. Blue Vitriol. Mic
Wood. Fnstc. Indigo. prepared Blue. Canwood.
Oil ViirioI, Aqua Forts. Muriatc Acid. Lac
Dye. Crude Tartar. Arrnatto. &c, &c, always
on hand and for sale cheap. at
REEDS Drug and Dye Establishment.
Richmond. Nav 80. IS49 35tf
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This stove, with the new improvements. hnv-
ing larger oven, and greater facilities for boil
ing. make !; the best Stove ~ the United States.
Also, a full supply Of the Old Pattern f-ix sizes
Premium Stoves; all sizes and patterns Air
Tights; Saratoga, three sizes: SANKEY'S. three ~
zes, and many sizes OF Russia Iron and ParIor
Stoves Various sizeS and patterns SIX. seven
and ten plates. Hollow Ware OF every cescrip-
ton. c opper Kettles, TiE-war-, &C. ANY per-
wishing good
@ooG0I@ s@o0Ee
he would refer them 10 the following persons
having Bucks Stove in use: Trustees Of f'r nds'
BoardIng School, Samuel Test. Benz. Fulghum.
Barnabas Hobbs, John Pool. Levi Jessup. Also,
to the following persons: Chas. w. Starr. Sid
ney smith, Elijah Coffin. ;. Nur..ock, T.. Borton,
:. Lynde, Irwin Reed, Mr.. Ande rson, r. Shut.
J. Wherr.. J. Maths. Mr.. Holloway, l.. Fish
Ter. ]. H. Van Camp, ]. Heap. a. G. Blanchard
DR.. Austin. Dr.. Hoxe!ls, A. ". Bowers. Charles
Coffin. J. " alker, W. Show. ]. Jones. B DAVIS.
w. Thistie;hweite, j. Saunders, Ii. b. PAYNE,
J. Ogborn. j. Green, j. Eiderkin, W Wright,
W. Fulci1ur,, G. RatIitF.
CAUTIoN--There are no Bucks Stoves. nor
Bucks Stove Improved, sold here but by
there being DO improvement made on Buck =
Stove but by himself. u. Buck and that - in
sh's new Pattern Alright offered.
Richmond; May 9, lS49. 4i-n
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Notices Of Marriages and Deaths. when fur
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The fee for advertising Divorce cases must be
paid strictly in advance. All other legal adver-
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Yearly or half yearly advertisers have the
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These who are not subscribers, dollar vii!
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NV b P.tazn. ia our Agent at New York.
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BONNET BOARDS. &.

BONNET BOARDS. &c. &c.
+, WORD EVERY THING THAT OrGHT
To BE FOUND IN such establishment; and
" are determined not to De undefsod by any
Book Store W est of the Mountains
MESDENHiLL & CAMPBELL.
Richmond, March I-43. Ii.f
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Iron.
Cash for Wheat!


rF~IiE subscriber, will pay the highest market
L price in Cash, for WHEAT, delivered AZ
the
w r st FORK MILL.
formerly known as "Se wman's Mil" lie will
excha nge Flour for Wheat, or Grind for Gus
toners amy quantIiy-from cRisT TO WHOLE
CROP. He can grind sbouf 200 bushels per day,
and customers from distance will not have 70
wait long. There is room in his Mill to store
from 5000 to 5000 bushels of Crsin-scifkosa
charge.
COME on WITH YOUR wHEAr1!
JJ-He IS prepared to furnish the citizens Of
Richmond, with Flour, Corn Meal, Bras, and
Feed OF various kinds,
81 At THEIR DOORS,@
by leaving their orders for thu same at Ferxu-
son s. Wilson'S Store, No. Is, Main street He
solicits a share Of custom.
JAMES A1BERTSON-
West Fork MI, -fqr1 q. 15f9. Is-3m
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The result is, that il has been pronounced BY
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virtues any or even all other Medicines COM
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The effects IMMEDIATE i'll violent Gases, and
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REFER TO HUNDREDS
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When used externally it invariably prevents
lnnamma tiOns. Di.loc ntions.
lamencss. spratns.
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Takins aiold. I.oii, Drawing.
liable 10 arise from esinss Of insects,
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When taken internally, the SAUvEUR is
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Eye. and ESeiids. even Blontins Of Abdomen.
6iaicai's Of IRE .,S,ns Win Brick eoiorsS
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Photographed for the Bait. American.
WASHINGTON CRY, Mar 81.


BY THE PRESIDENT.
The President has made the following ap.
pontments:
Commissioner of Indian Anairs-Orlando
Brown, Of kentucky, to take effect on the Both
Of June next in place Of Medil, removed
Marshal Il New Jersey r. Kennedy
First Comptroller # the Treasury
Whittessy, OF Ohio
Attorney for The Western District OF Louisi'
ana-Lawrence B. Crane vice Ogden, declined
Register Of the Land Office, Delroit-Lansing
b. Misener
o. NJ. Hyde, Collector OF the Customs at De.
troll, Michisan-vice Hammond, removed.
NJ. C. Blake, Collector al Belfast, Maine
vice Marshall, removed
Me.sfs. Brown, Kimberly, Cole, Robinson,
F4rquhar. and Keller, Clerks in The Second Au.
jilur's Office. we're removed to-day by The Score.
ary oil the Treasury; AMI Messrs. A. F. Shtiyer
CT Maryland, Goods, OF North Carolina, Beard,
ot Virginia. DC, appointed in their places.
By the S.crs'ary oftie lntsr;oT.
VIM S Wallace, Pension Agent, Springheis
Illinois.
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charges, with the limited neighborhood business
tina, you will be exp cted 10 receive ano "ans.
port the whole, as that is done, that - III So"'
own burthen cars. ,.o.,
The obligations OF your Charter and those
entered into by your Board in 1851 IN Response
TO the letter Of Fred'k Harris, Esq arc regard
ed as guarantee that the LOUISA Company IS
10 be subjected to no expense anu Us CUSTOM h
ers to as little inconvenience as possible. III.
Louisa Company IS aware .na. Iii, us", ss,inp ,hex
hays desired TO avert, and have offe red TO renew
. con,rac, found 10 be very unequal IN its oPc
ration. 49,.
!. ,ca soard is not decided TO confne them
sel,e, 10 the terms of your letter, and any olher
proposition is made, il wall be respectfully con.
siLered, or, if more az eeable 10 YOU we can
have personal conference. Respectfully
fsjepcd1 ED FONrAiNE Prest
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fTeleeraphed Tor The Charleston Courier!
FIRE IN MORILE

A Ere broke ont in Mobile on The morning OF
the 2Sh May, which destroyed ProneTiy TO The
amount OF eighty thousand dollars The amount
Of insurance on the property is siaied al aoopt
thirty three thousand dollars, all OF which loss is
said 10 have fallen on offices in Mobile.
Several young men were caught tenealn ial.
ling roof, and seriously injured-lhe life Of one
is despaired OF.
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TpT RICHMOND ENQUIRIES.

pledge referred TO by You, 10 do all which any lar
construction Of i. would rquirr. II cetrainly
doe, nc, REQUIRE las you seem 10 think il does)
that this Company shall be At the expense Of
making branch or side line OF the Louisa rail
road which veil. hc used exclusively by the cars
Of The Louisa Company Very respectfully,
fSinned) ED. ROBINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-05
To the Editors Of the Enquirer.
OFFICE OF The RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG

AND PoromAc RAILROAD Co.,
Richmond, June |, 1919 }
Genlemen-The ingenious, but most dis,ng
nuous course adopted by the President Of The l. u
isa Railroad Company, in placing before The pun
lie, through your columns OF this day, leer H.
ple.e with mis-satements and prepared for pub
LEGATION, without appsndtng the ans'oer tas'eto,
will require At my hands transcript OF the cn-
lire correspondence which has passed between
US upoa the subject. have, therefore, to ask
that in your mex, edition, The necessary space
may be reserved for its publication, and in adci-
ton, TO express the hope, that no one may ioim
any opinion on the merits OF the question until
the whole facts OF the case can be arraved before
the public. Very respectfully,
Your cb't servant
ED ROBINSON, Presi
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business 10 your local rates from The Junction
"u belher produce and merchandise arc iran
sh;nned or not" it would seem TO be vo'n on
INV part 10 hope for any good result from
inference But will nevertheless say. ,ha'
- The public interest is so deeply involved III
,he settlement of the mater in question, ! am
willing 10 try what conference. VIII accom-,
oIsh On any point touching The SUBJECT when n,
r cam in any way learn is still open ior ADJUST
mcnt. Very respectfully,
S;oncd1 Z. FONTAINE, President.
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OGce Lula Railroad Company, I
MAY 26!h, lS49.
ED. ROBINSON, Esq,

President 81 he r. F. & P. X. R. Co.
Dear Sir-Yours Of the 25lh inst, is before me,
in which Won remark, The Louisa Company
having determined on extending lis road hich
mond a, The earliest practicable date anu deSit'
inc the use Of The Railroad oil This Company only
50 long as il may suit their convenience 10 make
use OF it, there can be in our opinion, no reason
Tor making tiscr .ninaIlon IN favor oil iieigni
and passengers, coming from the Louisa Kali
road over other freight and passengers, coming
on this Railroad al the Junction" In regard 10
the use OF your Toad by the Louisa Company re-
sarded as customer, $50 long as II may SUI.
iheir convenience" | presume We contemplate
nothing but what is The common right OF all en-
la,heIs. | presume no one WILL use ycur 4 =
any lon.e: than "suls their conve. fence"
La the opinion q: the Louisa Board, there are
very nany ohvicu> reasons why discrimina-
icn ought Ia be made in favour ui freight and
passengers coming rom the Louisa Road, on
principles universally recognized Just aud TEA
sonabie: principle. hich So lar as ihey fc!ale 10
freight, have been praclSed 10y your Company I'd
the charge tor pig non from The Louisa iurha-
ces, when they were carriers on The Louisa ROAD;
that is 'yhen articles are delivered in unusually
large quantities. there should be reduction. and
so also in relation 10 passengers, correspond
ing reduction when they present themselves IN
unusually large numbers. Contemplating Inc use
vi Inc Louisa Cars on your road there is aboh-
er reason Of equal force, viz: this large amount
Of business comes 10 you, without The usual ex-
penses OF loading ami collecting Al Depols, all oi
which referred t. in my Letter, and briefly al.
tempted 10 explain. | beg you 10 believe hal IN
expecting discrimination in favor 81 our freight
and our passengers, We di! mol design 10 ask
special favor, bu, only the recognition Of Inc
common privileges extended uniformly under 81.
mar circumstances and that an exception
should not be made against the Louisa custom
where il presents Al al unusually strong case I I
lis exercise Respectfully,
Signed, T.. FONIhlNE, Prest.
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toll and transportation to be charged BY us are
one thing, and transiipmsnt another. ii,o
Louisa Company having determined on cAlenu-
,np its road 10 Richmond at the earliest Prac'i
cable date and desiring the use OF The ra''tona
of this Company only so long as IL may sur
their convenience 10 make use OF 1t, theFc can
be, in ou- opinion no reason for making uis,
crimipalion in favor of freight aud Passenseis
coming from the Louisa Railroad, over o'he,
freight and passengers coming on lhis an, "a -
at the junction., and the same charges WIN ~
made by this Company, after the eAPi.a''o" =.
the presfnt contract with The Louisa COMPANY
on The first of July next, arhelher produce ana
muc andiss are transiippsd a. me 1H"euo"
mi In order, however, 10 AVOID 'lio 't r.on,
yeniences 10 the public likely 10 arse 'o|
transhipmen,, the Board OF Directors - ,hc
fered to allow for the use OF the cars =, ,,no
Louisa Railroad Company, between nc a:, Ia"n
ton and Richmond, the high Prie' n, nor
charged by you, thrce.iour'hs u o,Ear and in.
ton per mile. In declining this oucf' ahu :"
s;s,inp on reinstatement al the Junction. oe-
c.nss this Contrary will not. uhder eAis''ns
sis.mrs,aora, make discrimination IN lis
oharao. h.,ween the business oil tie Louisa
Ro;lro, a and other business, ! humoiy conceive
!, i Yourself. and not this COMPANY, VINO Is
waptonIy imposing this ourtheh gu 'ao Puohc'
from no motive that we can conceive unless u
be an object 10 excite clamor, which IN
his instance al least, we trust VIII take Inc
proper direction. 50 .,coos,;o,
In reply 10 your remark as to the suggesnon
Of a personal conference in your letter oil l4lh'
being overlooked By me, have only 10 observe
that the suggestion in that letter seemed 10 DC
limited by you TO the case of this Company
having some other proposition to make than
Ihe ons submitted b. me, and TO refer you TO
nv letter of 9th ult., in which such confer
encc was invited. beg leave farther 10 say,
tina, il will always be agreeable to me to confer
with you, whenever in your opinion confer
epce between US may seem calculated 10 pro
mote the interests of our respective companies,
or the convenience of the public using our
roads. Very respectfully yours,
rSigned,l E. ROBINSON, president.
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Telesra phet for The Baltimore SUM-
W,svtnaroS limo & p M
RuMoRED DIPLOMATIC APPOINT

RUMUHEU UIELUNlH 10 AFFOINI I
MENTS.-l learn from high authority, hat
Thomas Foote, Esq. Of Buffalo, N. Y, has been
appointed charge d'atfaires 10 Bosoa, and Geo.
3 Marsh OF Maine, Minsle, 10 Conslantoup!e.
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LOUIS. {. H., May l4lh, 1919.
En- ROBINSON, ESQ,

En- ROBINSON, ESQ,
Pres't r, F and p, K. R. Co.
Dear Sir-Your letter Of the 9Th inst has been
submitted to the Board Of Directors o; the LoI-
i.a Rail Road Co, AMI am instructed 10 say. il
the freight and passengers brought BY the Louisa
road 10 the Junction are subjected 10 the same
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OFFICE RlcHD, F. AND P. R. K. Co.,
richmond, 2lst May, AZ.
Ed. FoNTAIEE, ESQ,
Prcs't Louisa K. X. Co

I'D. foETAlEE, ESQ,
Prcs't Louisa K. X. Co
Dear Sir-ln reply to yours OIL the l4lh INST
| have to say that the Board OF Directors OF inns
COMPANY are aware that transhipment a, the
Junction will be attended with great inconyenI-
ence to the public, as well as TO the two Compan
les; and to avoid IT have offered. though this Com
pany ia we'll provided with cars, TO continue the
Transportation OF The Louisa freight 10 The cars
of tho Louisa Company between the Junction
and Richmond, allowing for tie use OF the cars
of the Louisa Company The high price, thfee
fourlhs of cent per ton per mile, hitherto
charged by you If under these circumstances,
i, is The pleasure OF the Louisa Company TO re-
quire transshipment of the ircights al the juno
lion, because the Board Of Directors OF this
Company will not agree TO take lower rates on
freight and passengers coming from the Louisa
rall road, than on other freight aud passengers,
the responsibility of any Inconvenience which
may arise from The transshipment must rest with
the President and Directors Of the Louisa Rail
Road Company.
The Board of Directors Of this Company
would have been willing to make contract
with the Louisa Rail Road Company for term
If wears al q considerable reduction on the pIi-
ces charged their other customers but they can
see no motive in making such reduction with
the intention avowed on the part OF the Louisa
Company TO make, as soon as possible, unless
arrested by the courts, separate rail- road be-
tween Richmond and the Junction, and TO use
the road of this Company only 50 long as it may
sui, their convenience II would seem to them
on the contrary more reasonable, if here ,oas to
Be any difference in their charges, that it should
be rather in favor of the permanent customers
Of their rail read, than of business which it 10
avowed 10 be the design of the Board OF Direc
tors OF the Louisa Company 10 terminate, as far
as the road Of this Company is concerned, as
early as practicable.
will merel, add, in conclusion, tnat the
Board oil Directors of the Company will take
care that All the obligations OF the Company,
whether under their charter or otherwise, shall
be properly complied with.
am very respectfully, yours, &c,
(Sisned,) Ed ROBINSON, frest'
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RICH MOND, VA.
saturday Morning. June 2, 1919.
MORE OF THE gorrs FAMILY.

MORE OF THE BOrrS FAMILY.
After a long and much regretted s'Iehce we
have another letter from Peter Skea bous, IN
his mos, amusing STYLE. He reviews The hiS'o-
nv OF Whiescry with great humot-and we ad-
wise our readers 10 turn 10 il as an agreeable an
,idote 10 The cholera discussion in another col
unn. We chceIfuly give up our own space 10
the witty and long headed, Peter Sken Bolts.
~zuss---
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
On Monday lasl The Board OF Directors ap-
pointed Col. c. F. N. Garucu Chief Engineer OF
the work, and Andrew Ellison, Esq, OF Massa-
chusets, Isl Assistant Engineer We nave 10
doubt these are excellent appointments. MF.
Garnet we know, personally and BY Tepu' atioD
He is worthy son o. The Old Dominion, and IS
quite distinguished in his profession. The
Lynchburg! Patriot says
"Col Garnet is gentleman OF high standing,
of thorough education, and has beer, since 1928,
practically engaged in the duties ot his profes.
sion. he was employed as an Engineer upon
The Chesapeake ana Ohio Canal-lhe Petersburg
and Roanoke Railroad--he Richmond, Fredef-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad, and as Chief
Engineer in constructing tue Gleensvi!le kail.
road and the Raleigh ami Castor Railroad. lie
served many years as State Engineer in Georgia,
and was then appointed Chief Engineer OF he
Chattanooga and Nashville Railroad
"Mr Ellison was the Chief Engineer Q! the
South Shore Rail Road in Massachusetts, and
brings with him ample testimonials as 10 his char
acer and competency.
eve think we may safely say that the Board
have performed this ,mpouan, duty, with Just
spard 10 the best interests of the Company"
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OFFICE r. F. & P. r. R. CohpAsY.
Richmond, May29!h, l949. }
!. FosrIlsr Esq, President L. r. K, Co,

Z ro' PoNha.an House.
Dear Sir: 10 reply to'hc inquiry made IN your
suppIem.nraTy Letter Of 2Glh, and repealed III inc
interview hel! with you this day, have only 10
sa; that il hr Board oi Directors Of Inc Louisa
Company determine to decline the cher mace ~
me al Ihrer-.ourlhs OF cent per Ton per nue. 'he
price hitherto paid by Us for The use oil Inc cars
oil The Loaisa Company, aud 10 impose On me
customers OF your road, The inconVenIchces 0!
,fansshipmenl, because This Company see no Tea-
son, sander existing circumstances, Tor aiscIi-
mlnaliun in favor OF The business OF The Louisa
Rail Road, aud against the customers oil ms
road, il will be our pleasure 10 do what We can
10 mitigate lis annoyances and Inconvenience,
ard 10 make the best arrangements III usf power
al he Junction. On his subject hope 10 nave
with you another conference before your oepaf-
tue iron town, in the event OF your oftermih
on transshpment. In Tie meantime VIII only
remark, that all in this case that you VII nave 70
III, will b. 80 TO arrange one 81 your liaeh> ii
the Junclln, as 10 bring your cars alongside ol
ours a. such point as may be agreed upon by he
superintendent ut your road and the supcTInteh-
dent OF ours, as the most convenient Tor trans
shipment. Ii his be done by you, The iransshIp-
mcn Of produce, merchandise and other goods,
from the cars Of one company 10 tue Gals Of The
other, will he made by the officers and agents OF
this company without charge
VeiY respectfully, yours,
Signed: ED. ROBINSON, President
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OFFICE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AsD)
Pvrom.c HAiLRoiD COMPANY,
Richmond, 25th HGu, lSi9. J

Ed. F.srAiSs. ESQ,
President Loasa Railroad Company.
Dear Sir: have this eveniG., yours o. YES
,,rday, md must protest agai.s, the attempi
made in II TO change the issue between the
Board of Director. of the Louisa Railroad
Company and this Company.
beg leave to remind you that The rates for