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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18
Correspondence of N. V Journal of Commerce.

bUkTUS, II. =.
THE DISTURBANCE AT JENNY LIMBS CON
CERT-Barnum comes out with card this morning in
the dseputable the concert Of Saturday
night the Ftchbug Depot He says he did not sell az
many tickets the Hall would hold by thousand and that
the noise and confusion fanng of ladies' breaking Of glass
&c. which took place, the result OF the unmannery
conduct of those who had tickets and got in first. He offers
TO refund the money those who did not get in.
Miss Lind Is deeply affected by the of Satur
day night The papers Of this morning divided in opin
lon the Of the disturbance; some denouce Bar
Ia good TERMS Others defend him. In the streets,
however he is abused without stint and made his
yesterday he might have been roughly handled
by the ticket holders
Mr. Barnum denies in his card the statement hitherto
made that there has been the least falling out between him
and Miss Lind that she has hitherto treated him
with the utmost consideration He left for New York th:
morning; she leaves this afternoon.
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Samuel H. Jeler having received on the 4th ballot ma,
orly of all the votes declared to be duly elected ID
Doorkecper.
On motion of Mr. CHaMBLIss, ii was
Resolved That the Secretary be directed 10 wait upon The
Clergy OF This city, and request them TO make arrangements
for opening the sessions daily with prayer.
Mr. FiSSry offered resolution Ina. the Sergcanat- Arms
be Instructed TO employ four Pages.
Mr.. TAYLOR moved to substitute instead Of four
carried.
The amended resolution adopted.
Mr. SsowpEy Offered the following resolution:
Resolved That the Secretary OF tho Convention make
for procuring competent senograPe!3 tor re-
porting the proceedings and debates Of the Convention and
or tho publication Of the sameand that he report 10 the
Convention such arrangements for eir approval or rcec-
ton.
Mr.. sco.r Of Richmond City, offered the following subsii
tuie:
Resolved That committee be appointed prepare and
submit plan for reporting The proceedings and debates OF
the Convention.
On motion of Mr.. ByRp the resolution and amendment
were for the present, hid upon the table.
On motion Of Mr. TAYLOR il was
Resolved That when the Convention adjourn to-day, II
will adjourn to meet Tomorrow Of 10 o'clock.
On n,o!cn of Mr.. JACOB the Convention adjourned
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poETICAL.
For TIC Enquirsi
LINES TO AXLE.

ny uNo.
love thee Azle every hour which flies
Rears on its wings my hearts warm sacrnce;
And like a lark who scars with songs on hiSh'
HOPES songs and Love bear me to ecstasy
7 do not love thee for thy bright glad eye; .r
ThHwinning laugh; thy smiles deep w 1aS snwers
ri fyoice whose syreu tones, like winseL hours
Burst from thy heart to cheer lies weary
do not love thee for thy form, MN ; hat c,eayes
Ire ,ra; of LIGHT like some proud elm 'nas i i 49,
The Oceans ninhthued waves; th"usahu u eaa
The came hriehi ewes smiles, form oil beauty rare
Blu, for ,hy soul Of Truth %n , o o,, MY skies;
SandS raws Gts sunbeanls DER the glowing eH's''
',en zen g. 10y s, nnJnass which impels thy form ,
Tu ~. Wsry,s haunts 20 cheer Earhs ss'lc'"s
49, Ear TINT hour, when, on bent Knee
III NV w 10 Him in virgin purity; ;
n.y. Pu.rs like thine shall ring as songs OF P''e'
fsnu n von Heaven all brilliant with It's rays
: ,ove thee In my close, when pray
: asl, Him 10 shed round thee every ray
M hiss and fortune: pray TIM, you may Oe
Happy in life and in Eternity.
I love thee far TOO well to ask my God
To link thy fate with mine ON NE areal osa'
Save il will make thee happy us not lnihe
To seek my happiness and forfeit 'hihe'
Shon,d love for one more bless'd Thy heart impress
S,;Il would pray that Heaven ye both would ol'Ss
pray we might meet beyond yon radiant ~! ~.
And BLESSED that thou vert happy love aiu N'>
Richmond, October II, 1884,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18
Correspondence of the New York Herald

Terrible Sat Excitement in Detroi-Ihe tr0 Races In
iTms-i Conflict erpected-BioOdshed &c.
DETnorT, Der. IL, 1850.
Tho slave excitement continues. Tho Jail is we'll guarded
BY military who under regular army discipline. The
negroes around the city uttering awful threats.
Al Sandwich IN Canada opposite Detroit there are al The
least calculation three hundred negroes who ey
the river, and il is dangerous for citizen from here be
seen among ihem
The house of ishman who informed of the negro u-
gve now in JAIL attacked last night and guns and pis-
tolls were fred By both the assaans and those inside and
some blood she'd
large meeting has been held by the friends of freedom
which the Mayor presided Speeches were made by Hon
8. Bingham, Mayor, and Messrs. Joy and Emmons.
Some anticipate trouble when the negro OUT
is awaiting his papers.
subscription has been raised .uiaien, purchase his
liberty, should he be sent back
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l.
OPENING OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
great work commenced nearly quarter of
century npo is length fur completed be navga
BILE condition from Cumberland, Md TO tide. water The opon
inc was celebrated Cumberland Thursday last The
Alleganian says
On Wednesday evening the PRECEDENT and directors of the
canal company the States agents and number of guests
from several counties Maryland Virginia and tho Dis
trict Cities accompanied by the Independent Blues Band
of Baltimore arrived in city via the railroad par,ic
pate in the opening ceremonies.
On Thursday morning, o'clock, Col Davidson's
pany Of Light Artieriss from the Eckhurt mneS arrived
and about one hour after OF the mill
tary the canal board ind guests the corporate authorities
and czens-was formed in Baltimore street, under the d.
recon of Col Pckel of Baltimore, and marched the
head of the canal On arriving at this point and after the
firing salute by the Artileriss VIM Price Esq., behalf
the corporate authorities and citizens in Speech
welcomed the canal board and THAR guests and congratua
ted them upon the occurrence OF the event SO long looked
for-thc opening of the canal 10 Cumberland. Gen. James
NJ Coae president of The canal company responded in ap
popate TERMS and embraced the occasion TO briefly review
the history of the progress of the work.
At O'Clock the several boats fitted up for the occasion,
pretty well crowded proceeded down the canal in the follow
Ing orders
Ways excursion boat Jenny Lind having board the
canal board and their guests from abroad the Charles B.
Fisk with the Baltimore band and large number of cit
zens Mr. Carkes boat with the Eckheart Arteriss and
The Mechanics Band of Cumberland.
These were followed by Southampton Delaware and Ohio
of Messrs McKeg g. Agnew's Merchant Line. and the
Freeman Rawdon OF the Cumberland Line all bound for
Alexands laden with COAL and MI Mongs Elizabeth, with
coal, for Harpers' Ferry.
The canal board and their guests landed about nine miles
below Cumberland where they partook of abundant cola
ton prepared for tho OCCASION on board the Charles Fisk
The returned to Cumo6rano IN e evening ue8nt
cd with the excursion.
The proceedings Of the day closed with supper and ball.
in the evening, given by citizens, at Hcfe6ngeTs hotel
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Telegraphed for the Baltimore Sun.
OPPOSITION TO THE FUGITIVE SLAVE BILL sc.
BosroS Ocr ia meeting held here last night, by
mixed body of whites and negroes in opposition 10 The
fugitive slave law Charles Francis Adams presided. on
taking the chair he said he hoped that neither excess nor VI
olence would be resortcd 10.
Frederick Douglass spoke He said that the colored peo
pe of Boston had resolved to suffer death rather than return
10 bondage Resou adopted urging upon the rep
atiyes from the free States obtain repeal OF the
law
Mr. Morris Democrat has been elected to Congress from
the third district in New Hampshire-a gain.
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Translated for The Richmond EEQuirsr.l
TO MY HEART.

TO MY HEART.
Peace, be still
Iet me awhile in happiness forget
The lingri anguish which must torturel YET
This SOUL UNTIL
In brighter climes, beneath serener skies,
The shadows of the past shall dimly rise,
And sadly sweet appear the distant memories
No more again
Nnst know nv heart its boyhood's dream OF Joyi
No more its dream of bliss without alloy
Alas in vain
The human heart would hide the cankering care
That wseries out its life and scorns 10 bare
Before another eyes the anguish there.
Can forget2
All no, the heart once crushed, can never tn,i"
With trembling rapture more but fingers sun
desolate
And solitary vestgs of decay;
Alive without a lfe-and day by DAY
Wasting in deep and hidden grief away.
The only star
That glimmered in my frmanen, has set
In darkness and obscurity-and yet,
As from afar,
There comes upon nv soul gentle light,
mystic flame, SO softly, gently bright,
Throwing its shadowy veil far thro the night -
And, beaming there,
An angel form pervades the distant GLOOM
Clothed in the purest vesture OF the tomb
Pointing where,
In far futurity, there sits on nigh
Another form Of death-like majesty
OF Lehe's dreamless stream the deity.
Then peace be still
A few more sorrows and few more tears,
The aching memory OF other years
The heavy still
Deep stupor of despair-he listless hate
OF life and beng-a murmlrng at fate
And, then, my dreamless sleep let me await. ,,,,
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AZ Y-vlRGINIA Ar rule. held IN


~ CHANCERf- VIRGINIA Ar rn'es held IN hlt =
lc TIE l>,gis. Courl thinrrry for the comfy 81 H.
the ~. ay al Ocohor, -su susan o..c, ,. Lr"s -
i..marrli.c Nll - la!t.ialn Slua ICcs UiioC a..
lee SIMON Book JunuI, deceased, Pa.a]
Newl.,rk ash Charles 0i., merchants ,rj :'ners ta'
Ter The isn aud - he q" NrwsIrt ai oaucr tlniir ~
Bi d. ss II any, twh0a uSnoHu9 Z;lma Block J'AI
an iby his VIII" who Amy Block Rachael Sl'. tr
ii William Siao"i. deceased WHO Rachael iorl. No. ~
at l"i-t his SAFE. $h" 49,; cnisa 8i"'k !. iiMm " y
h. !.IsnIi hi .lic whn Nreipii BOOK: e. Is Nt'ti
Iu'ia Ann lis wir vito Jgs Ai Book u Dean ii ~
hnc Is he WIFE, Who Emm.llnc Is Block; John u R,inr
H""cca ms vile. VIII. Rrbrcra Block: and Plneis u
Husband oi cI Block deceased, and Tie children oi an ~
ard D., itork, II tad unknown an iT h.
st.fh al ih lea, eb .inled, ssh" siao unsh"Isi
priHtIr
Tho object o! tins obtain deere, Tor The sale at |
~ tie ol Richmond WirrCnI Sindu bntA. un' '
possessei and distribution o Ia tosrci 81 sip aI1as "
llei emitted thereto according % flr respective !ls!~ h '
ha'Gg beer made and ne. hl' tu defendants. bow named s
residents oil this COMMON wealth. aGd h1t those, Described AZ %
parties. Unknown. the said Iarr nuhsi % apeara ~
BE .oon the Clerks Oo bc SAID Conn. the hfs No.
IN December anl DO what proiee
thr subject mate! Vi this - ~, !
Acej3 Teee. Po"ltATAN RobERrs '''
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Refusal to Restore Bishop Onderdonk, dc.

CIscNSATf OcT IL, 1880
The House of Bishops have refused restore Bishop On
asrdonk and have rejected the petition of the docess OF
York, both BY majority of abou, 2tol.
has been passed by the House Of Clerical and
Lay Deputies providing for tho election Of assistant BIZ
shop where the Bishop of docess has been suspended
The order Of the day taken up ii O'Clock, being the
memorial from Maryland and the proposed of Episco
pal visations.
The Convention yesterday adopted resolution providing
for triennal meeting of the trustees Of the Theological So
minary al the same time with the Convention.
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[TeIeeraphed for the Baltimore Sun.

Miss Hlioms-Secretary Of the Interior General SCOTS
Mansion.
WAsHISoroN, Der. Ill glad to learn that Miss
Williams who accidentally shot this morning by the col
ored boy badly injured first supposed.
She doing WELL and the physicians consider her out
of danger.
The Secretary Of the Interior left the city this morning
for few days absence in Virginia
General SCOTS mansion is undergoing repair prior TO
its being re-occupod by him He expects TO move into II
ebout the first of November.
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Telegraphed for the Baltimore Sun.

OPPOSITION TO THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW
PHILADELPHIA Der. l4-l0P. M-The colored people arc
holding meeting tonight in of their churches In
opposition the fugitive slave law. 1t is very largely
attended Several of the coored orators have made flaming
speeches against Il.
So far as my judgment goes think these meetings al
this any other tme either here place else are
ceedingly inludicious
fair just compromise has been adopted by Congress
the best that could be done under the circumstances
has full share of wha, could DO expected She should
therefore be and agitang question which
has long disturbed the public mind 1t would be well
stop at once to such meetings Of the coored people
and their abetors
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Telegraphed for the Baltimore Sun.
THE PHI AnEI DIIyk Nfarr nnnnrn

IuE F1dLLADELPHIA MAIL ROBBERY.
WAsHrSoroN, Ocr l5-Letters have been received TODAY
al the Post Office Department from the Postmaster at Phil
sdepha and special mail agents. which exonorates Mr. An
dereon the mail agent who was with the car when 1t was
has suspended him for the presen, unit, the affair is
thoroughly investigated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18

We received the October No. of the abest periodical
in the UnionThe Southern Literary Messenger. The pre-
sent il good its predecessors could be better
in the Messenger The Editor is poet, and therefore
Of taste that way The fine Tale Judith Bensadi is in
Of republication There pleasing poems by Hocombe
nl There are others we do not recolect-I IarrsnOa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18
Correspondence of the Washington Republic

BALTIMORE OCT. II--o p. IT.
The Patriot to-day contains Geographic despatch from
Cumberland Md stating that distinguished gentlemen
of that vicinity have fought due near Shepherdstown Va
and that Of the parties was badly wounded. The dis
pute originated in political difference As there
names given the despatch possesses but little interest," ex
cept curiosity tolearn who the beigerents were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18

Thomas Butler King late Representative in Congress
from the State Of Georgia. has received from the President
OF Ine United States the appointment of Collector of the
revenue Tor the port of San Francisco, in California.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18
Photographed for the Baltimore Sun.


Late from Tsras- Extra Session QfMe Legislature called
Light Crops Of Sugar and Cotton
New ORLEANS, Der. lI.-Iate advites from Texas an
nounce that Gov Bell has called session OF the Lee
eisature TO assemble in November next
The Texas papers, where agree in stating that there
will not be than half average crop of sugar and cot
this year.
The mail steamer Ohio sailed to-day from this port Via
Havana for New York She has ftyssvcn passengers on
board.
The cotton market day quiet and the demand mo-
derate-sales of 300 bales at 49, a3a Tor mddng
qualities, showing prices TO be easier
Jenny Lind has been but six weeks in this country
and has given sixteen concerts which have PRODUCED say
$1,000 the expenses being deducted from which sum- the
balance 10 divided between her and Barnum Within tins
short space of ,me let what she has done in the way
r" New York Societies, $4,000
To Boston do. 1885.
To Chicago Swedish Church, 900
SS255
To say nothing of her private aims svin which are I'M
dertood be neither iew Tar bewecn Tin this respect
alane mike tanpels' yisits'D
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MAR llIED.

Ma aiEp. III Mlr.sLus, Berkeley county Virginia T.,
The is;an,. by Rev. u i. Spnss Dr EDWARD Lax
LIN HARRISON. Cumberland county Nlrgs Mass III.
CARR eldest daughter of David Holmes Conrad IA.
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sraUNToN AND JAMES RIVER TURNPIKE CONF,

STAUNTON AND JANIS RIVER TVKNPIhh IUU1II',lail
TIVE Stakeholder. in this Company are hereby ho g.
are required 10 pas the Coiieco. Peter "hir ~
silen Of said Company. the 7th, . 9h a1d 'Vh to
collars each Oh elsh STARE !eir sock. s'otSa2lds
lnlucn In payment ri acquisitions. al. al.o n..!ne tB
make speed, Iiy ri. remedies provided ny 10" ui
men OF the same ,es".tc ~ b. the COMPANY,
construction the roal AMI The consequently? M
the treasury reader absolutely necessary thai liyi'"
meiia;ely i, =, pERkf>s
gy order oil the Boarl Of Directors D w. i,as, Ia'
Plesijen, Of the Stanton and James ki'ef lu''!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18


lst district, Col Thos B Florence, Dem. gain
ID Jos X Chandler, Wing
81 /" Henry ID. Moore, Wing
4th John Robbins, Jr., Dem.
9th JOHN McNar Dem. gain
9TH =" Thos Ross, Dem
7,h DrJ A Morrison, Dem
Sth Thaddeus Stevens Wing
9th " CLANCY Jones, Dem
10th Z" NJ Dimmick, Dem
lth Hendrick Wright Dem. gain
18th !" G. 4 Grow, Dem
18th I" James Gamble, Dem. gain
l4,h &" Thos VI Bibighaus, Wing
18th " VIM II Kurtz, Dem. gain
10Th James X McIanahan, Dom
18th Z" Andrew Parker, Dem gain
18th -" John L Dawson, Dem. gain
10Th " Joseph Fl Kuhns, Wing, gain
goth 60 John Allison, Wing
2lst K" Thos NJ Howe Wing
22d F" John w. Howe Wing
23d 4" c Curtis, Dem
Path Alfred Gilmore, Dem
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In tho Senate, the Democrats have majority of one. Il
the House, they will probably have majority Of twenty
three.
The State ticket commissioner of canas) is estimated
be elected by a majority Of Il, 600 or 1900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18
a sT c r n III III ATE OF $500 fInl,, 3

L. STATE srocK-hereby give notice thai shall 'iE ~
Second Auditor Of the State Of Virginia for NE t cr r
cate of SIX Der cent stock said STATE, no h 0o
IN The name Of the RappahannoeS Company the ~,
1913 signed by r. VI LAVISH. Treasurer ana va. Is;
Brown J Second Auditorghleh SAID ar
with il power attorney executed III blank " .,ek il nz
Company authorizing the sale and Ian,er 81 T ,icGREGoM
properly. aaopss.,,,nI IL Msn I.
Aug 6-law3n oi oui'''
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THE MORAL. EFFECT

The Democratic triumph in Pennsylvania has driven 'e
last nail in the coffin OF proecon This Is admitted oy
the proectonst journals The leading one OF which, the
PHILADELPHIA North American bowas the result and DIS
courses frankly as follows:
"When the advocates Of change in the tariff 60 10 MS-
inpton next winter and claim either increase oi duties OF
an alteration in the mode of assessing them, inc fee la
ders will find ready against any alteration ny po
ducnc the returns Of this election and pointing 10 inc oe
legation OF Congress fair reflection OF inc SEN
mcnt of Pennsylvania il is an astonishing ana hiofh!
nc fact that Of the TaIi Districts have eturne can
ddaes by large maorities who stood VIGOROUSLY pieosca
against every principle connected with the tavonte poey
Of this State Every change which has occurred furnishes
an example OF faulty instance OF culpaoc neglect
which is equally reprehensible'
The conclusion of the article comedies though WIKI
reluctance that in the next Congress the administration
will be without support by the peoples representatives.
The latter will be perfectly willing and prepared TO meet
the responsibility
at !. now quite probable that the opposition will have
able majority in the House Of Representatives. al
Washing tom and with it, oil The responsibility oi egisla
,iun Ii will bc the duty OF The President to recommend
such measures he may deem most advantageous 10 inc
public welfare and of the friends of his administration 70
give them such support as minority can furnish Beyond
this they will poweress for good and the country wi be
able when the Presidential approaches, to
Judge of the in which the in Congress nave
| exercised the power entrusted to their keeping"
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IMPORTANT STATISTICS.

The aggregate valuation Of real estate in the city OF Rich
mo as per report Of the special and energetic Assessor
under the General Assessment Act Isaac 4. Goddn Esq
is sl3 COS; of which the improvements, or build
ngs constitute IS 800 Included in the foregoing is all
of the public property he Capitol or State House. and
grounds exceped the Dock and other property belonging
to the James River and Kanawha Company together with
al of tho public buildings in the city, embracing all the
houses Of religious worshiphe latter amounting 10 up
wards of 100000.
Under the assessment of Maj Charles H. Hyde in 1899
tho aggregate valuation of real estate in the city was
81 sal 263 of which sum The improvements constituted
sl3O3445
DEBATES OF CONVENTION.
j. W. Randolph his bookstore Main street. Inns for
sale The whole edition of the Debates of the vrgna Con-
vcniion of 1929 30which of particular value and in
teresi al the present time.
Owing the indisposon of reporter, we have al
tended the long sngs of the Convention and have boon
compelled give less attention editorial columns
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS.
HoNoR THE KEYSTONE The Pennsylvania Of Mon
day morning presents the following summary of results oil
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IN HENRIc0 COUNTY COURT, sEPTEMBI

u
Tn the n0oa OF RJlecca Brett ,hs widow Of llutsoh p!e
Ceased a claiming 20 b. doYisec under the will q" ~ az
son Bot deceased aad Appearing i"he Court That NOR %
years have elapsed he qualification 81 Joseph Aifh 20
Court - ENccu;or0i the sal iinson Brett. II ordered INA
siJ har."s cla,rt aeIns; Ia. said ofatp dc ehl,oi nc
settlement, before The llh day Of November ncit bs'oe I
"Dc 81 The Commissioners OF this G1ut and shat TINS "!" ~
.hcd tor eight the ne"slaief- .
the tit! al Hlcmond, previous 10 the said I'm DAY 81 ~
hrxt. and that The he posted NJ the front duor u M
ioIs. oi tbs ,eyesl Court days. na tue '"
missioner directed ASCERTAIN w1 eoRslno is uet1s'
tributes the said Huron Brett. deceased and . Court 90
Their order the Inh Alien Executor az Aforesaid
der exccuorsnp OF the e-at. OF the SAID
same which account, together
the distributions Aforesaid and disifo-
o.Ln showing what each dpv,see Or Distributes u 6ht.
Commissioner is directed 10 make AMI report with ny anti
cially deemed pertinent by himself. which b. req
b. any oi The parties 10 be 70 stated. :, ,
Copy Teste, LOFTlN y. ELLETT, 4 u
SaII IN -c2a~td
REQCISITlONs VA. CENTRAL KAILKOAD
SUBSCRIBERS i"r the fNensicn al the Virginia Ceif4
- from Wayn. borough Stanton. required 70 pay
Bank oi tle VALLEY SsnnIon In addition 10 the reqiisl
nuary February April, May June July and August,
SO per share, The 81 per share the first da!
Gu per share the first lay ri November, and s. per '''
fast day 81 Decen0or $50. ~ s,ler Of ~. boaId lf,
Sept l3-csaHtisillcc j. hakREl !. p