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and which svideitly. can BE- sPua Us sss,
fine ysIns, % cheapfy as cotton. Nov de

and which evideitly can be spua IT'S ssSs
fine ysIns, % chsspiy ss cotton. Nov thts
material can BE- produced from unsctted
fax, for seven cents per ppund! and Ne
know that unFotted aax cen b psocu.sd-se
THAT the lint shall stand ss Que and . hall.
cents q pound, leaving apret.y"Rids anss.:
gin for the preparation to bsingths MstsriaI
al to seven cents. II 10 EscWn that these
is no object 10 growing cotton, for . iess
sum, 50 that il il far from being en- impcssi.
bility that linen ma. yet BE- produced a.
cheap a. cotton.
We understand that sb.s, inventor, b.
|Lesvett, and bis. associates, are making.
their arrangements 10 bring out their. in-,
veRtions promptly cad vi orously; thasshsy
are to throw them vide open toths public,
and afford every facility possible for the e.
Establishment of1iben factories, by contrset7a
ing to furnish the machinery as expeditions-e
ly az possible, at fair prices, and with such
guarantees as the safety of the msnufae-s
lures will require. They propose to ,pnto
out different parts Of this work, in different
machine shops throughout the countIy,eest
or west, near where the factories are to BE-
built,as is frequently done with cotton fac,
tories, 80 that as little delay as possible
may BE- occasioned in getting factories into
We also understand that they srs now in
negotiations with several companies, who
are preparing to 60 into the businsss. i -
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For the Banner.
81 r.

! once loved a,maid Of Grecian mould.
With sparkling eyes and curling hair,
And many are the tales ! told
To her, the fairest OF the fair.
On mountain side, and Wales Of green. .""
Or BY the gushing rill,
Alone with her, but not unseen,
We WANDERED Ger each hill.
And she was formed 30 heavenly fair,
Her eyes how bright they shons-
They shons all love in spirit air,
Oh, would they were my own. II
She told me Of her far distant home
o'erths sounding sea,
When inthe days Of olden time 4
She w,nder'd with the bee.
She told me Of her radiant cline az
Where the sky looks bright above
Meet synbol Of her spirit heaven,
She was al truth and love. a,b
But now In the ehureh-y.ra low she ass'a
.s With heart 50 good and trassisai ~
The nrsis sxtinguishsd itsn her nortalhsh
And burns Ia the hssythly blue.
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WISCONSIN, LroUoR LAw.-The new u.
cense Law in Wisconsin provides that Boards
of Supervisors or Aldermen, may grant to
as many persons as they may deem proPsf,
licenses to sell liquors IN quastities less than
one quart, for 800 q year.
That licenses may be granted to persona
selling BY wholesale, for $50 q year.
Requires q sufficient bond in the penal
sum Of $500, that applicant viii keep . veil
regulated house, permitting no kind Of gam
bling, &c.
To sell liquor without license. is made .
misdemeanor, with q fine of 500 with
costs, or Imprisonment sixty days.
Makes it the duty Of Supervisors, Alder.
men, Trustees, Justices, Msrshals, Deputy
Marshals and Constsbles, when made cog
infant Of . breach Of the law, to make COM
plant, aud refusing to do 50, subjects them
to . fine Of $25.
Any Of the above officers may forbid .
licensed dealer furnishing liquor to any
.spendthrift or habiiua ldrunkard, for one
year.
Extends the time one year more, where
the drunkard has not reformed, and impo-
'ses Q fine Of $50 for d~isobsdience to such
notice.
Any person procuring liquor for, or in a.
ny way supplying TO such persons during
such prohibition, are subject 10 . 6ne Of
$50, or 80 days imprisonment.
Taverns situated upon highways for the
accommodation Of travellers, to pay u license
Of not less than $50 nor over $50. Before
obtsining such license, the applicant must
file affidavit that such house is intended to
be licensed as q tavern for the accomoda.
ton Of the travelling public.
Monies arising from fines to 60 for the
use Of the poor.
Takes effect on the first Of June nsxt,and
repeats al former liquor laws.
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:. AsoLITIoN MovEaeNTs.-After q good
deal of difficulty, the Abolitionists Of Bos.
ton, Of the ultra color, have found q place
10 which to hold a mass convention. 1t is
to be he'd in fremont Temple. and will
come of 10 very short time. In the mean
time, conventions on conventions will be
held in the various counties Of Massachu-
sstts and other parts Of New England
Who says that anti.slavery agitation has
declined? Its IS active in the north ssit
ever was. The ostrich Of the Courier and
Enquirer may hide bis head 10. the sand but
his silly extremities are spread before the
community to any extent.-lN. Y. Herald
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LINEN AZ A SUBSTITUTE FOR CoTros.-
The Maysville (Ky.) Post Boy, referring
to the recent interest which has been swa-
kened 10 the public mind, by the expert.
nov making, with . view to substi.
tutsEf sx for cotton, ssys: We have q sample
before ~ Of ''aax c~oston," which il a white
y soft, and One e any csiton, but Of .
s'cser and more glossy silk.liks appearance
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~ We take pleasure in announcing to the
public the arrival Of DR.. Silvers. Surgeon Dent
III, in our city. He comes well recommended
e. q most estinable gentlemen, and q profession
a skill inferior to no Dentist in the West. DR..
8, We understand, has been for the past ten
years engaged in the prosecution Of his profes.
siol IN st.. Louis, which has given general sat
sfsction. We hope the toothless. and all those
who would have full justice done to their mouths
WIN call upon the Dr., who has taken rooms at
Mr.. Knights Hotel.
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Wa. IN c.u.aAL, A.ra.cA.-Tfs battle Be.

WA IN Csn9aAL AxERIcA.-The battle be-
tween the two armies of Guatemala and San Sal
vador, which we had 9 rumor o some days since,
was fierce and bloody, and resulted in the total
defeat of the former, with the less of 500 killed
and 200 prisoners' A thousand stand Of arms
also fell into the possession Of the victOrs. The
town of Limas in the Musquito territory, was
fred by a Spanish lncendiary, and nearly des'
,royed. The william was arrested and literally
chopped 70 pieces by the enraged inhabitants.
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GEN. CAss.-From The signs Of the times in
Pennsylvania, Gen Cass appear. 10 beths first
choice of the Democracy Of the Keystone State,
for the next Presidency. The Philadelphia
Statesman says: I'VE do in all sincerity and
truth believe, that no other man than Lewis Csss
can, or will receive their support for the Presi'
dency IN the national convention"
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SANTA FE MAIL.-This mail arrived on
From Mr.. J. Streeter, the man.
sger, We learn that they left Santa Fe on
the 10th. The road as far as Los Vegas
was very bad. Passed q company Of Mex
lean traders from Chihuahua bound for In
dependence. Met the outw ard mail on the
18th, neal McNees creek. Came up with
q party of Cheyennes at the Willow Bar
met a party Of the same at the lower Gloss
|ing Of the Cemirone. All friendly. Met
Capt. Ewing's train about the Goth, on the
dry route near Coon Greek, their animals
In good order. On the 22d, met F. X. Au-
'bry .nesr Plum Butte. On the 25th., met
government wagons with provisions. on
their WY to the new fort. Westher fine
and roads goods from the Moro to this place.
Business in Santa Fe dull.-[Occidental
Messenger.
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VlRorsIA.- Governor James Mcdowell
himself as . candidate for reelection,
in the eleventh Congressional district Of Vir-
ginia. The Woodstock Tenth Legion ssy', the
Wings contemplate running . candidate also,
without, however, any hope Of success.
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Recommendations is decapitatinP
the Seward men, and the higher law party
generally. He has removed several Of them
from Office, and hints are given that the
good work is going on. We have nd OBJ
lection. The traitors ought TO he guillotin-
ed without mercy. 1t must be confessed.
however, that Fillmore occupies an awk.
ward position liz the business. Some years
ego he wrote letters to abolitionists, and,to
secure their votes, pledged himself to the
most ultra Of their measures. Whilst in
Congress, he was faithful to his abolition
promises. He was always found voting with
the snti-slavery faction. He said no,
even when the dose was 80 bitter that only
twelve or fourteen could swallow il. Fill.
more was then among the martyrs. And
that is not the worst. When Taylor was
first put forward g. Q candidate, the Wing
journals North, many of them, hesitatsd 70
support the STAKEHOLDER. The editor Of the
Journal, Maine, only consented
to the ticket because the name ofthe we'll
tried sn~ti.slavery man, Fillmore was on it,
This sane editor is not allowed to publish
the laws Of the United States BY this Same
Fillmore, Is not that Q bitter pill? The
man Of their own choice, stepped in the
SEINE iniquitiss % themselves, whom they
raised toRlacs and power. % she inssumenl
Of theft Pspishment. The Wy Of trans.
gressors Is Hsrd,-[Lou. Democrat.
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ass-In sozs portions Of 81. Charles county, q
malignant disease, supposed to be the ''Glan.
ders," is prevailing amongst the horses. The
disease prevails to such an extent, that the citi.
zens of "Point Prairie" in thst county, have held
a public meeting to devise measures to prevent
the spreading cfthe disease.
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~ The Sewardits Wing merchants Of New
York have raised q $4,000 purse to start anew
Wing journal in that city, to be edited by Mr..
Raymond, late of the Courier.
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PLANK ROAD MEETING.

In accordance with previous notice the
citizens Of Louisiana assembled in the M. Z.
Church, in mass meeting, wben and where
the following proceedings were had:
On motion, w. K. Kennedy wat called
Ito the chair, and G. Minor made secretary.
The object of the meeting being explain
ed by the chairman, a resolution with vari-
Gus amendments was introduced, which pro-
[duced quite q spirited and interesting de-
bate, the following gentlemen participating:
Messrs. Murray, Howe, P. Draper, E. ORA
per, Minor, Marley, Fsrber. Thurmond
and Buckner, I'll evincing the same ints-
rest and tending to the same end. but diff.
|feriug as to ways and means, when the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
LIST. Resolved, That il is to the interest
|of the city Of Louisiana to take stock to
the amount Of ten thousand dollars in the
|Louisians ndMiddletown Plank Road, and
an additional amount equal to u half the
amount taken By Individual subscription
within the city.
I'd. Resolved, That this meeting recon-
mend the holding'of a Convention at Bow
ling Green, Middletown and Louisiana, on
the first Monday in May next, to deliberate
and devise ways and means for the con-
struction Of the Louisisns and Middletown
Plank Road, and also for considering the
propriety Of constructing q plank road from
this city to Prairisviils, aud to other places;
and that ell persons in this and the edjoin.
ing counties who may be interested in said
Improvement, be invited to attend.
Sd. Resolved, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be signed by the chairman and
secretary, and published in ell the city pa
'pers. W.K KENNEDY, Pres't.
G. MINOR, Sec'y.
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A QUESTION roH ALL.-Ift the produce Of the
country 10 miles hence, can find q market in
our city, through mud on an average Of 10 inches
deep, how farT'could the same commodities be
brought on q good plank road to the same pOintP
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Grace Gserwood thinks that Gen. Hous.
ton would fll the Presidential chair pretty
weIl-"only let him be under bonds not 10
Whittls the arms Oft" 81 ia'''
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Es-The Kentucky Legislature adjourned sine
die recently, after one Of the longest sessions
ever known, having passed $50 bills and resolu-
tons, besides acting on s1args number that did
pass.
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B-The debt ofthe city Of Cincinnati ssasunts
to 81, $40, 900. 1t has been contracted by the
policy Of the Wing party.
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BBNO1RIFII BAN MFR
LOURAIANA.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL II, 1851.
r E MOVAL.'

The Banner Office has been removed from
Main 10 Water Street, in Oh. building lately Oc-
cupisd by J.. Richardson. .!,.
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Our friend MAus, Of the Die Vernon,
has our thanks for files Of late s.. Louis and
Quincy papers.
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from the MefTOpGkudR. IL contains U
sense, and soand morals. We know by oul
own intercourse for years past, with ths
people Of the State, shat they almost uni
|verSslly entertain like sentiments. W.
predict, in sdvance,a Waterloo defeat tt
any party, which shall dare to bring ou'
party csndids tss, and political death to en-,
msn, Who announces himself, or suffers him.
self. to be announced Is Q party csndidate
We take sides neither fos or against the
gentlemen named. They are able men, ant
good lawyers Let the friends of ell deem
ed competent be presented to the people,
and let Them make their own choice U.s.
Louis TINES.
Mn. EDI1oR: I observe in . late nanbei
Of tue "RePublicsp" an article 10 relation
10 the election Of supreme Judges, which
l think contains many good suggestions snt
much sound sense. Il deprec ssss the ides
Of electing those ~eficers on mere part,
grounds, and shows up in Q strong light the
gIeat improperly Of such q course. 1hii
10 the right spirit, snd ] hope to see It per-
wade the entire press Of the State. In Au'
gust next the people will demonstrate the
wisdom or folly Of the recent change Of til.
judicial tenure. II candidates for Judge
ships are voted for because they entertain
this or that political sentiment, the folly o.
the elective ~prisciple will soon be made sp'
parent, and ultimately be brought into con
tempt. But on the other hand, If men ars
elevated to the bench because Of their higt
character and legal learning, then ell vii
acknowledge the wisdom Of the recon
amendments to the constitution, and thu
High Court Of Appeals in Missouri become
the pride Of the people. No man is fit Il
be q Supreme Judge who would announce
himself and take the field as an old politi
cslhsck; and no nan ought TO be supported
for thath high station who has not Legal learn
ling Of g high order, and q moral standing
10 the community above all suspicion.
Entertaining these sentiments, ] will pre-
sent for the consideration Of your readers
three candidates who possess ell these in
dispensabls qualifications. allude to Viii
Liam Scott, Of Cole; Hamilton R. Gamble
of st. Louis; and Willism B. Nspton, Of So
lime. This is Q ticket which any msn Cal
vote for. AN OLD FARMER.
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u. Deaths 10 New York, last week, 3e4--
~ consumption 10, small pox 10.
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GxxzRAL Scorr.-The Cincinnati Gzsafe
says that General Scott will remain three or four
days In THAT city. on business connected with
the establishment Of . Military Asylum, and
will probably scceps ola complimentary dinner.
His destination from that point 10 St. Louis.
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E7.A Mr.. G. Watson announces, 10 q letter
to Governor Floyd, Of Virginia, that he has clo.
SEQ successfully his labors for The discovery d
perpetual motion. e
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T M S
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

The DAILY TIMES is published at FIVE DOL
LARS per annum, provided payment be made at the
Office or by letter post paid, IN adpance, aoihin 30
days from The commencement Of the subscribers gear.
If payment be not so made within thirty days, SIX
DOLLARS will be charged, and in whatever
will an exception be made to this rule.
- ADVERTISING-Fo square OF FIFTEEN
LINES or less, first insertion so cents; and every
succeeding insertion 25 cents
Thrice a Beek-For one square, first insertion 62s
cents; every succeeding insertion 81 cents.
Ttoice ,oeek, or once ,0eek-For one square, first
insertion IS cents every succeeding insertion so cents.
Advertisements of more than one square, will be
charged in the proportion, according to the num-
Der OF squares. But the advertisement exceed
square, or any number Of full squares by less than
EIGHT lines the additional lines will be charged
hdf square, if exceed one square, any number of
full squares by eight nes the additional lines will be
charged as full square.
The number of insertions Of Advertisements must
be noted the MS they will inserted until order
ed to be stopped and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 26 lines, and
in that proportion for advertisements of greater length
and $50 for 10 lnes and in that proportion for adver
tsements of greater length; except. Auconeers, who
are charged 800 paper included for all sales before
their doors.
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ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOAT
arp

CLOCKSs-An assortment Of day and 81 hou
" Clocks, Just received and tor sale low by
C ] SINTON & co,
co IL II Main street.
vUyfA IRA YS.-An additional assortment, re-
H. ceiving this mcrning, for sale by
So IS II Nam street.
WHOE Il co.'s CIRCULAR SAWS.-A full
IL assortment always on hand and tor sale by
C J SINTON & co,
Sc IS Sign of the Circular Saw, II Main st.
NHEESE, POTATNES, ONIONS, &c
u 100 boxes prime Cheese
so bbls Northern Mercer Potatoes
40 bbls. Onions
so bbls small No Mackerel
so half boxes and bbls loaf, cruthed, powdered
an clarified Sugar
25 kegs superior Goshen Butter
hhds prime shoulder Bacon
100 boxes Smoked Herr'ngs
20 whole aud half ebs. Ale
Landing this mornidg, and fer sale by
seq H. w. TYLER.
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<Gs, FOR BOSTON-F1rst Packet-The regu-
So ar packet schr. COURIER, Capt. S. G. Rog-
ers having the greater portion OF her cargo engaged
and going on board, will sail with all possible dis
patch For balance of freight Of 500 boxes Tobacco or
passage, having superior accommodations apply to
Captain on board, at Ralston & Peasans' wharf or
SO ~ DAVID CURRIE
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Eff FOR B0STON-First Vessel-The fine
go, last sailing schooner SILAS WRIGHT ha,
yng the bulk OF her cargo engaged take 400 boxes
Sc l6 RANKIN & WHITLOCK
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1ssJs5yne FOR NEW ORLEANS-First Vessel
sssaa44ssV GINA AND LOUISIANA LINE-To
commence loading Monday, the 18th inst.-The
MAN, Captain Nathaniel Boush, having portion Of
her cargo engaged and going board will sail with
all possible dispatch Fer alance of freight cabin or
seerage passage having superior acnonmoda IONS ap-
ply to Captain on board, at Dunlop Moncure & Co.'s
Wharf or TO
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aA >FOk LIVERPOOL, 10 succeed the Ca.
- 80 zone);-The coppered and copper asen-
ed barque MARY AMMAN, Capt Heating, daily
expected at City Point, having three fourhs of hes
cargo engaged, will meet with despatch For freight of
$50 hhds,. Tobacco. apply to
Sc eff PEW CT OPTION
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CITY TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

DEPARTURE OF CARS e. BOATS,
FROM RICHMOND.
Northern Cars, tor Fredericksburg, Washington &C.,
daily, at half past o'clock, A. M.
Southern Cars for Petersburg, Weldon &C., daily at
half past O'clock P. nj.
Central Cars, for Charlottesville, Staunton, Springs,
&c. or Lynchburg daily, at o'clock, A M.
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at half past o'clock, A. M.
Danvlle Cars, for Appomattox River, Farmvie
Lynchburg, &c. VI ondays Wednesdays and Fridays,
at o'clock, A. M and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa-
turdays, at half past o'clock r. M.
Norfolk Steamboat, Curtis Peck,) Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at half past o'clock, A. M.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Walhall,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at half past S
o'clock, A. M.
Lynchburg Canal Packet, daily. except Sunday, at
6 o'clock, P. M.
ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOATS,
AT RICHMOND.
Northern Cars from Acquia Creek, Fredericksburg,
&C., daily, at O'clock, P. M.
Southern Cars, from Weldon, Petersburg, &C., daily,
at half past o'clock, A. Nj
Central Railroad Cars, from Charlottesville, &C.,
daily at half past l O'Clock, P. M.
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at o'clock, P M.
Richmond and Danvile Cars, from the Appomattox
River Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at ia a.
M; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at st
P. M.
Norfolk Steamboat lat Rocketts0 Mondays, We'd
neEdays and Fridays, at Al r. M.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Walthall,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at a. T. M.
Packets from Lynchburg, daily except Mondays at
= O'clock. P M
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Sc 13--td P. VAN DEURSEN, Clerk.
NLOTHS, CAsSIM EREs AND VEST

Sc 13--td P. VAN DEURSEN, Clerk.
AVLOTHS, CASSIM ERES AND VEST
a lNGS.--My stock OF Cloths, Cassineres and
Vestings is now full and good, say
French black Cloth, all qualities
Do blue and brown do
American do, low price
very superior lot black French Doeskins, all
grades
Do do do do Cassimeres
Fancy Cassimeres, in variety
Vestings, of all qualities, entirely pat
terms, all for sale as usual by the yard will
be made TO order by good tailors, at very low
prices, and the fit in all cases guaranteed
| have fine lot
Merino, lambs wool, silk and cotton Under Shirts
Merno, cotton and silk Drawers
Canton tiane and jeans do
Ready made Shirts, Collars, Cravas
Sefasteniag Stocks, Pocket Hdks Gloves
Suspenders, Hat and Flair Brushes, Combs, &c
]. G. CHENERY
Sc 81 Opposite Depot 7
n OST OR MISLAID-A Note, drawn by us,
D 4 and payable to the order OF Mrs. Cathin w Bul.
lock, dated July 29ih, at months, for seven hundred
dollars. The finder will please return il to
| Sc % STEBBlNS, DARRACOTT X co.
EAUMB BELLS, assorted sizes, for children and
MP adults, in store and for sale by
| c. j. SINTON " CO.,
se29 Hardware Dealers, III Man 81,
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FORM OF POWER OF ATTORNEY.


Knoso all men By these presents: That l Tor WEI
- do hereby constitute and appoint -, my (or
our Attorney, for - and 10 - name, to vote on
all questions that may be brought before the meeting of
the Stockholders of the Richmond and Danvlle Rail
road Company, to be held at Danvie on Wednesday
the 22d day of October, 1851, or at any adjourned
meeting thereof; hereby ratiiyng all the of =
said Attorney in the premises, as fully as if -
were present and voting in person.
In testimony whereof - have hereunto affixed
- hand, this - day of -, 1851.
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FOR NEW YOR1 ED 8

1ssA FOR NEW YORK.-FTRST AND
80 go ONLY PACKET.-virpinia Line Of Rich
mond and New York Packets-The superior new
packet schr NEW YORK, Capt. Nelson. having the
greater portion OF her cargo engaged and going on
board VIII sail with all possible Dispatch For balance
OF freight OF 800 packages tobacco or passage having
superior accommodations, apply to Captain on board
at Ludlam,s wharf, or to DAVID CURRIE
T. IS Shippers will please take notice that this is
the only regular line and sails from New York every
TOUR days Insurance can be effected here the low
est rates, say per cent by any vessel OF this line
Sc ~ d. C..
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SIX DOLLARS PEEs ANNUm


lift FOR NEW YORK, FIRST VESSEL.
g. Virginia line of Richmond and w. Y PacE
tsvihe superior fine fast sailing new packet schr
HAAALL, Captain A Lamkin, having the greater
portion OF her cargo engaged and going on board will
sail with al possible dispatch For balance of freight
ot"oo packages tobacco, or passage having superior
accommodations, apply to Captain on board al Ed
mond q Davenports wharf or TO
So % nAurr, rr,1n11
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n FOR LONDON.-The new and superior
- A ship JUNIUS, Captain Cooper, now in
port will be ready to receive cargo in few DAYS and
will have dispatch For freight Of $50 hhds Tabacco,
apply to
Sc eff BEV CJOpTON
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a. FOR kENT.--A very comfortable house
Eia near Clay Street Chapel, suitable for medium
&c. Apply to -''
sept IL ] M TAYLOR