Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18

1A the following preamble and resolutions adopted
| viz
Whereas great delay has occurred in the collection of
equlsltons made upon the Stockholders of the Richmond
and Danville Railroad Company as measure Of Justice
1 to the prompt Stockholders, and the punctual
discharge OF the Obligations OF the said company; there
:, fore
"ResolUed by the President and Directors That from
the Goth day of October, 1S49 interest shall be charged
and payable upon all acquisitions made by the order of the
Board unless said acquisitions shall be paid within
month from the date OF said equstion previous de-
and made upon the Stockholders by the Collector OF the
Company Tht the President and Directors will appoint
county agents. whose duty shall be to collect said requs
tons and interest," and whose compensation shall be made
from the proceeds arising from the collection of interest
alone, and not from the capital of the company"
The following persons then appointed agents to
collect acquisitions made the stock OF the company
Samuel D. Burke for the counties of Prince Edward
ottoway and Lunenburg
Edward Green, for Amelia county.
William IL. Dennis, for Charlotte county.
James Medley, Ir, for Halifax county.
Thomas S. Jones, for Pittsylvana county.
Anthony NJ. Dupuy, for Henry county
Solomon Paisley, for Franklin county.
Atram Staples, for Patrick county.
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Resolced, That the Clerk and Treasurer be hereby in
strcted to make collections OF unpaid acquisitions in the
city OF Richmond, with authority to employ assistant
collector, # he should I'D find it necessary TO do 50
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49, FOR RENT, and possession given Immediately,
MH the large frame tenement Governor known
Richmond Hall. 1t is large and spacious building
being 81 feet n front by 100 feet deep 1t will either be
rented entire or 81 separate apartments Apply to
se4 j. & F. CLENDiNING.
| d EO-PARTNERSfIiP.-- The undersigned have
y this day associated with them Mr.. Theodore C.
Woody The business for the future will be conducted
| under the firm of Quarles, Merwin & Woody We re-
turn our thanks for the very liberal patronage bestowed
and would solicit continuation of the for the
new firm Those indebted to us will please call and make
payment, Unnecessary close the old soon
as possible. QUARLE.S IL MERWlN,
No 229 Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
Richmond Sept 18th, 1919. Sc 14-d&clw
WOHN C. SHAFER, TAILOR AND DRAPER,
eD would respe ;ully inform his customers, and the pub
lie generally that he has returned from the North and
ceived his Fall and Winter stock OF Cloths Cassmeres,
heretofore kept. H. soicits call and examination of
his stock andstyes Of Garments (ashe jsnow cutting and
making them which are all the fashion in the Northern
! cities, and universally admired
g New York anI Paris Plates of Fashions received
monthly. NO. l EXCHANGE BUILDING,
| Sc IDIOT 18th street, Richmond, Va.
rNNO TOBACCONEsTs.-Th undersigned tenders
his thanks for the liberal patronage extended to him.
and respectfully informs those in want that he continues
tomanntactue Tobacco Faitening Mills, Levers Bands
&C. of the best material and on very reasonable terms
and will I'LL orders at the shortest notice.
PHILIP RAHM,
Cary street between 18th and 18th streets.
e1B Reterto James Thomas, r Thomas and Samuel
Eargrove, VIM. Dreamer d. Son. Sc IDIOT
n c. CRANE Il SON, No 10, 18th street, have
- received part, and will continue receive by fu-
ture arrivals their fall stock of goods, consisting OF the
FOR SHOEMAKERS.
Sole Leather OF all Sorts French and American Calf
s and waxed Upper Father Seal Skins lining
Thread Of all qualities, and Shoemakers' Tools.
FOR CARRIAGE MAKERS.
Morocco Skins. Chase Hides, Curtain Leather Patent
Leather, Bows, Bands, Axles Springs, Moss, Rubber
FOR SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS.
skirtng, Harness and Birdie Leather, Hog Skins,
! Webbs, Silk and Thread Beers Hair Varnisl &c.
FOR TANNERS AND CURRIERS'.
Spanish and Slaughter Hides and Veal Skins, Tanners
FOR MACHINIsTS.
Band and Lacing Leather, &c.
Which we will sell on the usual terms to punctua
| toners. Sc 4ITu&F3w
HpUTLER 4 BRANSFORD, GROCERs
np AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Corner
Of Main and 1871 streets, have In store, and for sale
| IS half pipes and 10 bbs French Brandy
| 10 bbls Apple Brandy
IS packages loaf and crushed Sugar
| 10 hhds New Orleans Sugar
80 bags Laguayra and Rio Coffee
100 sacks Salt
| 5000 lbs Wilson's Family Bacon
| 5000 do Western Sides and Shoulders
30 bbls n E. Rum
| 500 bis Cotton Y arms, assorted numbers
| 10 chests Gunpowder and Imperial Tea
100 boxes Segars
| so bbls Mol gross IIemngss
| so bbls No Mackere
20 bbls New Orleans Molasses
| hhds West India do
| 10 bbls and 25 kegs No. Lard
| 100 bbls Ihomaston Lime
half pipes old London Dock Hennessv Brandy
Also Pepper Ginger, Mace Cloves, Indigo. Copperas
Fancy and Brown Soap-together with many other ar
ces their line; all (which they will sell cheap for cash
| or to punctual customers. se5-2awlm
SPERM CANDLES boxes sperm Candies,
Sc II JOHN M. RoYALL.