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The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-28
RRGTLAR HiPelRey k Ff. CIBSey PlCERT,

,@ A THE EuNDERslGNEDwo ID woald ia-
 d1E form his friends. and the pahlic, a' generally. that. having built the AH<MEW0-M~s NGws <Ds Expressly for the Arkansas river, she will make regular trips from Napoleon to Fert Gibson. He is confident that shs is sufficiently light (draving but IA iachesl te the year rouad, and vii do co ii the public viii but extend to him reasonable por- ton of thelr business. It b not his wish to moaspo- ss the business e the riSer and run all other boats out and then charge saermoss pvicss, bat to do aa honest. falr, and lberal business. Net wishing to take any advantags af the public, hs invites them to give him a cali. and he will make them as com fortahle and take them along as fast as any other beat of her class in the river,
 J. P. GREGG, Masssr. Oct 94, le4s. G.
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iaprsvsd Esgls Csstsa cin..
 THE subscribers. sgssts sf shs nsaaafasazssrs, 1 hAss es hssd a namAss ef ths sbsss c INs, vish PATENT DETACHED CRATES. unA Ias- proved Esxshss. winch they sl>s for sals as mana- fseis'ss. psiess- T. D. MEkEIcK | Co. Nav Is .'p !
The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-28

EJ iisssss smish oae of ths saskors sf he clever parody Of she British pssis. the x Rejected As- dfsssss.. died at Taahsidge on ihe i2lh Jay
The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-28

WHITE LEAD. OIL. ke. JUST RECD. PER STEAMER CASHIER. sJ the follesing, smoag numerous other articles: 50 kegs pare White Lead;
 10 d.. No. l, do-
 bhls Linse~J Oil; 2 bbis- Lard Oil;
 l do. Patty; | do. Cider Vinegar; 70 boxes Esar Candles,
 10 half eexes. d.; co quarter bcxes, do: 50 boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes: fea9 ibs Cotton Yaru,
 is kegs Nails sna Spikes; 1s f;rindssoaes. 50 bhls. Ohio Sapei6ns FLOUR; Japan Vssn,sh. Hams. Browa Soap. Starch, AL eohci. stcos Jugs. Wire Selves, &e., &e., ell of which wia be sold very loss. May e. wM B. WATT.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-28
SPRIyC HITS.

ToHN D. ADAMS has just received, per steamer J Philip Pennywit, and now opening, as the stand formerly occupied by Charles Rapley. Beaver, Mole skin Silk, Coney. Russia. LeEhosn, double and single and Palm Leaf HA rS of all qualities sizes and prices. May l.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-28

TvLOUR, FL0UR.-ll bhls. superfne Flour; N 2s sacks extra sapeT6ae. do., just received
 tfom van Buren, and GcE sale low foG Cash. by feb20 d. ]. HUTT.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-28
Arlzanaaa mIver Pnen,ea-

. THE spaendid asw ,s~..,.- nN.,...
 PemmywAe, R. Rsaesv- -. '. ,...I'
 le4ps New Orleaan tsr iA. = a,.... - rivas ea ths stA iask. and will rus duTiu. sa. .. s0s ffum New 0sisnns e Liiiis Roek. vs. n.,..s Fosi SwisA. sad FoEt 0ihsoa, toaehiar as s,s ,e inieFmediste landings. " VI For fssieht os psssaVe. having supessur se.er,. msdatisnss apply ea heMFd, oF to ieh1GSm T. D. MERRICK a cn.. Ar..,.
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MRW H00nR

LUST RECEIVED. per sfsnmss Cscnm PiAni. ! 4 tsa nssessmsnR ~ ny eeede, @eeeeEtas. HARDWARE CUTLERY, oUKENSwAkE' noetA sAees, ESatss &s.. ke-. smSag wAseh sss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-06
A |, A vi q ID Il !.

- This thorough bred Race Horse and stallion
fS will stand ihr present season at Broad Koch
x IL Race Course, IN the county o. Chestrrii-d. ~
S tir ard Sau u insure mare 10 ne III nal
fhr insurance money lie pald a. ~ the mare l.
a-cerainrd 10 hr in toal or parted win Mares from
distance pasiurrt and grain ted IL .3 cents day
All prrcauon used 10 prevent accidents, MT u ans
should occur not responsible. Fiiiy .rns L" hr
Groom m ach Season 10 commence first day II
March and expire The frst DAY OF July, 1919.
DESCRIPTION AID PEDIGREE:
aLAMODE is dark CHI. sorrri, 10 hands high, IN full
health and vlgor, 10 years old this Spring, wils SUN
cenl powers 10 give his progeny bone ant .hew Tor
the turf or road. lie sired by imported Narsrave,
~ no was own brother To the renowned i.rviltian,
dam by rimoeon, he by Sir Afchy. who was ~ import
ed Domrd. For further particulars we refer T. The
American stud Book, vol I'd.
PERFnRMAScEs:
Surinr l-I5 son the Broad Rock Jockey Clnh Purse.
Z NH. ,-ats-h-a ting Black Dick with ease.
spring !oi5 won Jockey Club Purse al New Market.
mile hsats-beatlns Black Dick and one other with
ease. Timr-6 NJ 80.
Fairfield, Propheior's Purse, mile heats, hr won
with ease in DEMONSTRATING the renowned Patsy An
thony VINO the first heat and one other. Time
40; 3.53; 3f9 lie was evidently cripple before
starring. and 10 the astonshmrnt of the knowing ones,
I he won y iih east.
Aamode was mol trained again unit, the Fall Of loi6,
that Fall he won the Poprrtprs Purse, mile heats
over Fairfield Course, in hrats-wlnnlnc the Sc
cond and third heats with ease.
Spring lei7, he wen the Jockey Club Purse Al New
Markets mile h-at--beatlng BosiOna who has beat
Fasiion ana the alike renowned Passenger The next
week he won the Jockey Club Purse, 3 mile heats. a,
Fairfield.
Alanode's running qualities are sufficiently known,
North and South, without our saying any thing more
Of his performances as he was on the Turl from s
year old 40 years old, and the cry ~as "AlaInode
against the field. in nearly every he ever started
in. c. 4 N. GREEN.
| March a-cw6w
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MRS. SHEFFEY'S SELECT SCHOOL FOR
70 Il l. A DE-

AT KALuHAMA, STANTON, VIRGINIA.
AIRS SiEFtEY having been Obliged by ctrsm.
~ stances . IN The task Of education Az
th,S method 81 calling attention TO The school nndef
her
me Seminary winch she formerly conducted hai.
lthiu the last lhfrr az four years gwen place Ia ~
3g ,c,oai-,h. nunh-r Limited Ia tireiu,-a!l al wh"n
are required Ia hr hoarirts. By tls change, Mr. >
herself much better enabled Ia de- her du Ia those
committed her care ,hr small numhrf 81 pupils ~
united into the school rendering u comparatively rsF
fur her IL exercise parental supervision over them
The .uitIya "n 81 habts" nranrss, order aud iinf.
G,lny, thu development tni regulation 81 The ihtr"
tai powers. and ahnyr All ;tir careful trainlng 81 the
morai part. wha al-. shelley understands by thr
tguea;ioH Mon hurs She affect {" drspisr i"sr
aiurnnrul- at the erntlrr witch come nn:rF ~"
head IL .'niannrr- ana acC"npsiIm, MT ,'-sir can.
moi grace IT manner irtracts augh from hrh.N"
ltn,r al feeling ~ The ahy Ia give pleasure ftndei'
the desire tod 80 ii all the less landabr.
A. frea,hs The Of study adopted by her, VI.
:. wnnid merely Say, she has ioJnd from experience
lai the allotted III this county Ia tie education :"
,nun2 itirs - leo SNORT 10 admit OF lrir maxim. aIi
real attainment III the Dk0te ctrcie " hs SctHctS
:snc ptrirrs, therefore, that her pupils, AZ genera
thin. ,h"dii undertake 4 few branches al time, =
lnur accurate knowledge aud clear understand
Il ibr1, AMI proceed gradually e. such other hanrhr'
j. tilrIr stIs - school wi admit
Mr.. >hrry htrr-, ~ c"n,lusIon, that all c"nhdn.
children ~ h,F WI ind her littlr rsiabli-hmrr
what rnirtvn,- T. make II IA Iriinrd aud ha2P'
home. scnoOl tn mental improvement and nnrsrf'
~ p.iy.
IN. ne,i session VIII commence Tuesday, thr
lif,t day q May, and rni ,i- a, day II September
TERMS, per session 81 i've months-Iaif payable Y
Board and tuition IA English, s.
Fr-bch
Muse on the Piano, with ing, ne and use Of insru
m,ni
vi the GIi;ar, and Latin, nj the charges =" th'
If"ir--uf
KEFERENCES-Rev u Tyler. Hon |. fhowp
son. Efa-nu- >trah!Iu. En-. tenj Crawford. E-9 -
iru,lrau. ~. ~ I Z -i,lhlms, and Hon II u sm
| ~ ) daGtOn Ii"a l. q Baldwin, . Baldwin ~
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[relesrapned 10, he Botumote SUM-
wAsHlNGT3 ". Auril , =, p y
a nnnl ~ 4, "A L \ u Il III AlRS AZ

APPOiN fMENTS-RUM0RS, &c.
Is now understood that Mr.. Alexander
Ramsey, member at Congress from PeUD>y!
wanna has received the appointment oi Cover.
nor oil Minesoa
The Rev. Robert allen, OF Kentucky, a gra-
duate OF Yves Pom; Academy, and recently
professor OF rrsu>y,gauia univef>ty. has bsen
appointed post ofiirt sg~n; il California in Place
oil Mr.. w,il,am Van Vcrrtets, removed.
G,nera. Wilson, Of Missouri, has received
the appointment Of Navy Agent al San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. William Squires, recently large conrl-
huror OF ncian Antiquities 10 The Smithsonian In
s,tu,e, ha. been appointed Cnatsr des An .itrS
ID Guatemala, in place al Mr.. Eliso Hlse, oil
Kentucky.
NJ. Sherman has received he appointment Of
United States Marshal for The Stale OF New Jer-
sey.
Il is also stated that Mr.. Siubhs has been su-
perceded IN ,he State Department by Mr.. Butler.
The Hon. George Evans had MS FIRST inter-
view vi n inc President to-day. lie has not YET
accepet the Commissionefslhp 10 our M'xican
claims, nur j ii certain mat he Will. There IS
considerable doub. on the subject.
Captain PAYNE Of Texas has been appointed
Nj li:ary S,ortkeeper al The CITY oil Galveston, 10
Isxas
Mr.. Mercdith, Secretary OF the Treasury, re.
turned 10 Washington THIS morning, from his
hurrlsd v,>i 10 Philadelphia.
SItv-cu. gentlemen, comprising me CaliloT-
MIA MniGe Company, leli here n the cars This
afternoon, va B,lunore. Tor California. They
waIied on the President PRIOR 10 their departure,
and lcok lea We OF han. An immense cruwd as
sembled al tne depot 10 witness !heir departure =
Aslne cars moved Of they received loud and re-
pealed cheers from ne mus',tu;e.
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BREAKING GROUND

-, -. -. HS OlSha
The National lntelieencer, the i :, "a
If the Administration, has long p.o,so,;ve
vor al The "Home Market" anr oba-
Tariff; and concludes with tie Il ~;a,n svs-
tic endorsement OF Mr.. Clay's ;o,rn.
tenn" The TaIiff Of 1876 is 49, namo,
and yel the Taylor organs az s,.n, Tariff ,
crars, (prohi as they are Of r sn,,srder
10 give Gen. Taylor ia '' ;. ia o,ec.
their own principles, aud 49, ',...,rss ),
lion Of Congressman, 10 SUI" ma,,d bs
The assurance of such opp, o..,,,r,,s.
equaled only by The absurS . -. s,,..
a.1sa A ,n,,;o.n S..n.' advocated BY me
w, Ne ~ n, s '"m,"ms5'biy the lruc policy Of
The country, and il shuu he .oe pm" Tbe ia.
O, he land, with some odinca'io'.. ,c,c l.
~ :. - ha ~ ,mpe feel one We ever
had. A tariff If duiifeIween lhe w" - snec;.
operate teneflciaily, r'Idea lne ,,aninl.n, in.
nc, and, BY conscquc', PIe'enl i'" ~ tnTeion
voices, or in Other IDS, Pie'en -" 'n.,oa,; 81
shippers from eslablfnS our ou''es >,
ourselves. Whilst ties continue aa .a@, -,
The foreign shipperio not CAFE iiiu1'
we have high DOW ldiiH
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The New York Mirror says: "The people 81
The unitd Sla'cs, IN casting Etlr V''es imf Oe-
neral Taylur, voted lus as much Tor neD 20 let
ors, Pos master, Foreign Ministers, &c., IS lG'y
dit for a new President ana new cabinet
We find The above precious m0rccau in yesleT-
days Wing, Incorporated in an article lusliiying
The late removals Can language express more
clearly than is here laid down, the most odious
doctrine oi prescription Had the Wing papers
avowei such principle during The canvass, We
might not complain OF any acts Of removal BY
their successful leader; but when il is rcmem-
bered that The language Of Gen. Taylor IL have
no friends 10 reward, no enemies TO punish" was
in The mou rs OF The Wings as'iamiIiar as house
hold words-and mat their plausible argument
was that ole lacks election would soften the as
pelities Of parry and bring around an "era OF
good feeling" when these patriotic professions oil
the Wings are recalled how can they expect
TO escape pubic Indignation Tor 'he sPolls'
principle now unbinshlnoly ayoHed With
the iu blaze oil The scenes II lS4O and ls4l 10
light The path We coult e1pecI nothing else. Bul
beyond coubt, many were caught BY Inc lair pro-
,nises OF mo pary>m," which being grossly VIC
lated, revusion oil public sentiment must take
eff.c, as in S4l Like causes always produce
ike efiecis-ani the Democracy have only 10
sand firm, 10 reap another victory as 1874.
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wuut nf 4 good aTtirit 10 TIVE INr 7 VII' .
I would particularly invite The attention "i ,hf
Farming community IL my staple looih, shih- pc"
rURFSIIING MACHINES. which have hrrn - gene
AN, krown for many yrar- past that comment 90 them
i unnecessary: also, HORSE POWERS T. accompany
Them either Greted cham Band. "
CORN SHELTERS from 50 Ia 81. WHEAT FANS
n v,rtu,. .iZrs STRAW III TIERS, especially on
Al SO for the manufacturing and selling - "E,i ~
Virginia AN equally Interested - ~" Pa'-ntrr.-
FIATESlNG MILLS furnished 10 order mae ~ goo"
materials and IN The hest manner. IlihLsiii-hS ~
n,r.d with nrw srtts Of Teeth, and, necessary F." ~
entire new Cylinders and Beds, % n I" be- made u
good ~ new.
p-rsnns ordering Machines Of me- hv letter vii br =
yell srpplIrd aud punclually attended u - u they
were Ia order III person. JahE. y INhNhh'
4 ri,If
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MP VAN WINKIE-aWhom !,

RIP VAN HINkLE-"Wh hon is all this
cLe,,n. ~ T. said al individual on he L.
We, la. evening, As the Ex-Presiden, was go
ins on boa,d lie steamer Caroline +. Watkin>.
"Jame> X. po!.;," replied an excited citizen /;
James K. Polk, ana nothing shorter"
"Hto : Janps X Poik?' was The anxious in
quiry II li- bsa'ghlet queris'
This is about as bad AS the man from the
Pn"y woods, who hurried 70 The S. Louis Es-
change yes erd,y and having been Introduced Z
The TX President placed III his hand laf2"
bondle Il manuscripts, addressed 10 The President
ot the ua,,~t States, consisting Of recommends.
Ilons and solicitations in his behalf, Tor he Office
OF Inspector 4 Lave Oak The Es-Ptesidenl
glanced at one III Two OIL The documents and then
politely feu,nei Tie batch, dandy remafkins,
that hey were Intended Tor his successor; and
mat although he had many friends 10 serve ne
was not now in 4 position TO do so.-lN. o, Del
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THE MEMllls CONVENTION,

On the 4th Julye1t, 10 concert measures iuf
the construction a Railroad from the MI>sis.
sippi river 10 lhl Pacific Ocean, e1clies much
interest in The So,h-Wes, and South. Al iae
meeting in Nashville, Ex-Governor a. V. Brown
presided, and tweay-seven delegates 10 The Con-
vention appointed among Them, ex-Presden
James K Polk, CIV. n. 5. Brown, ex-Gove'uor
A. v Brown, A. { p Nicholson, v X. S'ever-
son, and other Distinguished citizens.
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LOUISA. April, ls49.
From tie Union.
THE lNTELLlGENCER AND PROSCRlP

TlON
observed in he National lntelllsencer q this
morning A long communication preceded by an
ediorlal article, upon inc subject OF he pro>cfp-
lion of former administrations. Inc dislniefes-
led AMI masnaulmous editors Of the lnie'aen-
Ger tilae in feeling and indignant terms upon
Inc ruthless prescription, "a they aleg', OF he
former democratic administrations, beginning
win that al Gen Jackson. With how much las.
lice thry can charge the late administrator wiki
prescription, may be inferred from the tact that
Columbus Monroe, Wing and son-in-law 10
Mr.. Seaton, one OF The EDITORS, was permitted 70
hold ore Of The best cle'kshirs under the govern
ment during The whole OF Mr.. Folks term; and
that a Mr. Schroeder, another son-in.law 0! Mr..
Seaton, was appointed 10 an office in The coast
survey within he last two years. In view OF
these facts, il is very becoming % the pari OF the
editors Of the National lnielligencer 10 charge
democratic administrations with prescription.
do moi know how many other Offices the relatives
OF the editors of The ln,eisencer held under The
laie administration; but, judging from The begin.
ming, a very respectable share OF Them are 10 be
quarlered On the government under This admins
traton.
The defamation otthe editors OF The ln,eligen'
Ger will be properly appreciated from the the iac's
| have stated. \.
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RICHMOND, VA.
wednesday Morning, April 4, ls49.
VIRGINIA AND OHIO

The New York Express and other wing Pa
pers of The North have INDUCED in Vapld a.
lempis Of vii upon the recent message OF Gov
Floyd, detailing The outrage OF Gov. Ford q
OHIO in refusing 10 surrender fugitive from JUS
tee. By their course they weaken TIE bonds o.
the Union in multiplying The painest provision OF
the Constitution Tor The protection OF The Tshls o.
the South. We have been delighted 10 see the 60
vernon OF Ohio held up 10 public Indignation ioI
this gross ACT, by the Dayton (O) Empire an
able and sterling Democratic print, whose pa
trio'ic and liberal course or the subject OF ooul''-
err rights We have watched with interest," uni "a
lisaclon The Empire takes up Inc sac's q 'he
case and Shows that the vile spIri' oi ah''-SiH'e
~ was al The bottom u Gov. Fotts violation q
durv; tor it says, the requisiiion OF Gov Fioyo
on Gov. Ford for The apprehension Of lusiuVe
from Virginia charged with The commission q
larceny,
"Was in the accustomed form, and con-
nrmahle srtictlY To lie Constitution oil The u
S,a;,s md Inc aci ci Congress; and had The ius-
live been any Dt,tc man, Tn. Iequisl'ioh Woulu
have been instantly compiled win. Bnl the pei
son WAS upscIlDt0 a. q Ol0[h lNdl, anu SSh""'J
Ford, Governor "by The courtesy, eager 10 eS-
HIN his buer and blaoied ianaicisin, instantly
refuses, in manner perfectly in keeping WIN ms
nafiow-mlntrd i-bred pel.ilosgine pforensi'ie>,
and his utlef ignorance and disregard 'o9ehef, OF
al! the couresles oi a well private as otieial lhleI
course III heirua siyc 81 a Geauga county prac'i-
liuner before justice III Inc peace withih anu lo'
the sale ul cheesedum, and IN ooedience ~ M
habils cary acquired in this deiecaoe school' ne
Graves over and ic> lis bill! 81 exception 10 me
sa6feteueu al he oGi&art. Il reads iwt.niednm,
vnen II should have read Iweedltd'e. we ttus'
ina, no serious difficulty will grow cut OF ms un,
pleasant affair Ii would be hard thing should
The people 81 Ohio be held responsible ior me lo-
lies, cisconr,ssics and anatcism oil such az En-
ecu ige--an executive who commands as Hue
respect ard influence with The Wings as me pr
mocra;s ana WHO squeezed into The offlre, ne,'he!
himself and his few friends can Tell now S"sr
ma will be too magnanImous, mol 10 say JUS, 10
adiudee The wh,c Il the 5 ale by such stan iaia
as Srabury Ford. Yti il pubic opinion ABROAD
we must suffer somewhat from his acts. Ana as
well Tor tins reason, as tor Others even more
wcishty, the election q high office, ol men VINO arc
neither statesmen rur liberal minded common
men, nor vel gentlemen By nature II educal'nn, l>
always, in some >oH, 4 pubic Calamity Wfuusl
that under our Neio Conyiiut,0H, this class OIL
men will hs dispensed win
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun
W..u1SarnN Anil = lhlq

=
The axe, i, appears, has began 10 tall. Nj.
EiSard Subbs, cisbuTsing agent OF The Stale
Department, has been removed. and Mr.. Gordon
appointed in his place. Mr.. Stubs has been il
office tweny years believe. hear also Of a
removal If clerk in the General Post Office
These are merely sporodic cases, Ihes may be-
Come epidemic before Juv
hir Evans IS here, and Il IS presumed has sig
nifsd his acceptance OF the post OF commissioners
under The Mexican Treaty.. The board will
organize on the 18Th oflhis month, and the bust
ness will be despatched, as | am led 10 believe
from The character of lis members, without any
unnecessary delay. Ion.
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Photographed Tor me BaIiimtre Sun
WASHINGTON. Apr 81 Z. Nj.
APPOINTMENTS, &c.

NPFOIN NJ E.N ., NC.
Mr.. Nj. L. Davis, oil New York, has tcen ap-
roinred Dispatch Agent 10 connection with The
Pcs, Office o; TIE chy Of New York.
Mr.. Jnha H. Warren has received The ap-
p.ir,meri 81 Clerk 10 the Solicitor OF he Tiea-
sury This cfli is worth a5uut eleven hurcrsd
collars per abnum. There wrf., ii is stated,
about one hundred applicants TO. Il.
The Cabine, was In session 10 day, ou', SO lar
as have been able TO ascertain, nothing ol lm-
porlauce was done.
There are still large number OF strangers in
the city, and many more arriving.
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By THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA
a PROCL. "A NATION.

"a iiEREAS, vacancy has occurred ~ the ,.ene,,
~ Assembly OF This STAT" ~ the resignation !, Thp
mas n Avrrrit, Isiiir- lar senator fer the Ustrc
composed al The counties Halifax and MrcSrnb4ra
Therefore The Shrrrs ot the -aIi counties are nef.t
required hold elections, each ~ hls respective com
Is on the fourth Thursday hring the 2t tay Of ap
newt ior senator 10 fil The vacancy Aforesaid
Gwen under my hand Governor !ni under I'll
lrs>tr seal Of The STATE IL Richmond this 81
S'h'l.i ias Of March, III the year l,iy
A'-ctir
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From the N. Y. J.urnui Of Commerce
THE BRIDES PRAYER FOR TIE CALI.
FORNIA ADVENTURES.

DE DhiDES Ihh Elk Foh TIC ShLt
FORNlA ADVENTURES.
By MAJOR o. ". PATTEN, .. s. ARMY.
Fa,herl come 10 Thee handmald weak,
Not as when once came, with bridal vow,
But baihd in tears, Thy holy shrine seek,
For shadowy care SITS heavy on my brow.
In gifts OF love tho manifold Thou art,
One prayer word--one only boon crave
He leaves me, Father Tears me from his
heart
WaIch, bless, and guide him DER The painless
wave!
suffer for his sakei These vigil eyes
Seem heavy with sense oil ward weight;
Too earnestly I've gszed upon he skies,
Watching The CLOUDS whose changes rule his
fate.
temp. Thee with an offering-Father, look
Wuh kindness on mt-iisien 10 my prayer
My heart such ANXIOUS lhrobbings caLnu brook,
Sinking il is with lear and whitening Care;
Tbis-lhe sole off'pring Of or mutual love,
Der whose soil smile these watching eyes
grow dim
Father, il Thee loves sacrifice can move,
NY arms prcsenl-oh wild exchange-iof
him
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND DASvlLLgl
RAILROAD COMPANY
R;chmnnt Fen I-h ,-,o

RTCUIHVIIUi rFU Nm, TNiy 7
A ] meeting Of The Board Of Directors, held a, m.
~ office ni tnr Company. on the l5th instant m. ~
nw IN. resolution Was adopted, viz:
Resolved, That The Richmond and DaRslie Ran.
road Company viii receive proposals Tor .t,in, H.
Grading aud Masonry oft"rnty miles of the road t,o
Shannon river towards Danvlllr The whole tlsrapr
10 'anvI-, ~ sections OF not less than one ml- i,
rngtt Provided, The Contractors VIII receive IN nae
Tor th- WORK twenty live per cent IN the sto. 4,
Tie Ionpany Provided, also. that propo-i v II !,
accepted ~ rates escrr ting hoe already accenst al
other portion, at the Road"
In compliance with The foregoing resolution III NJ.
Board - Directors. sealed proposals wi be received
tr Office q! the Company, nntil the srcond i, gD..
da. ~ MAY next. Tor the work referred Ia The
ANDREW TALCOTr Chief Eneln--,
Mach Ip--ryytNaylU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-06
Richmond, aS,h February, 1919.
roRa or PROXY,

KNOW ALL MEN BY THEE PRESENTS, That
We, the subscribers, being Stockholders ~ tr james
..ivrr aud k.uawha Company, do hereby constitute
and appoint our true and lawful attorney ana
prosy "a represent each al IN all the general meet
ms o the Stockholders Of SAID Company. nrd within
SIX months from and after the date thereof, when "t
are MOI personally present represented by some other
proyy with nI power AMI authority II such general
meetings To give such vote votes ana 10 10 snrh
other act or acts each of could give ar 10 n 4
mrnher ut the SAID meetings, u We were personally
,,rr-,n and y r do hereby ralI.. aud confirm what
ever vote 90 votes acts, "ur said attorney NAV
lawfully ave or do Tor u, pursuance OF The anth"-
ri. hereby conferred upon INN.
WunrS. nur hands and seals this - day of -.
one tsn,IsAnd eisht hundred aud -.