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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11
Avn XrrOkTRAIr OF JENNY I,IND.
- "LpALLlON DAGuERREO1,YpE IN COIORS.

FTNIIIS sn,s,,,i. WITH IVORY GROUND
fend. 'eirent must be be appreciated Our
,sd I 70 call original Virginia Dnguer.
@ o M cEEaoTyPe Ss which Nj s uans Children ay Os
mYAIorYPpiFs pis aLhorYrE, DasuscOype Paper
M1o Gne y now BE- oSan.a Sa a. hs a.sry No
pTsseo RI rsseo, above Governor
t:v full ;or.hern Combination Sky Light 10
-" 0isia'i0n; Il sthe lalges, in the State
Wshsys io,,o.,,, WIN. A. PRATT co.
e by Mssss PsATp CO. Main street.
y hsh ny is process relief magical and
Closely rr,sas 10 obtained In cases. the picture
ee enameed miniature ivory tone do.
appears ,hs IN others from the dark back ground
s AMMAN face divine" in all vvdnses OF life then
sas srouo Process the picture appears entirely upon brilliant
sSy surrounded by wresths OF flowers nut we feel our
ip.s ana ~ W u justice these beautiful Medallion Daeuer,o.
ju; lhecfore request the curious such maers
inro themselves Messrs Pratt Co. claim 10 be ,hs 6r
ry e SKY light syse into tho appe,r 10 be con-
her something the improvement, the art, Repair
ehoss anu secure the shadow the fades
W n1f Oct -
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luTIES ON IRON.

Our Whig Tariff friend again appeals to our courtesy and
again crafty him by publishing the following structures
on the letter of "Prence" "PrentIce Is fully able to de-
fsnd himself and shall send 10 him copy OF this paper
so that he may perform the task.
In the time with regard for the greatest good OF
the greatest number the propcty OF raising
the duties ron for the benefit Of few to the dsadvan
tage of the many There is great truth In the following
Of "Watchmnn" writing 10 the Union from Boston
notice that you still sound the tocsin of alarm to the
army of who are Yeposng on hsrso-
fore gained but the citadel 10 about being sappcd by pro-
tec,onist iss let meet the foe outside OF The moat
propose this time show the Injury TO New England
spd elsewhere by the proposed advance OF duties on iron
andcoal.
To the farmer 10 his outlay for ploughs, tirswheels
chains ckaxe, shovel spade-ay almost every thing he
requires he stubborn sar,h Into suDecnon' ana 70
,,,i hen =, wrshSSse where such implements are sold
and Its proprietor said 10 , us cmsap iron us ou
raw material and we can advsplsass Of cha.
a. hs ,hs d.sn d6sT myoss yHn d0u ~ know popuson
friend Of mine passed through y Id NJ
establishment few weeks since, and
Its conductor "Pray what proportion of y5I
een and what part domestlcl suppose alb
the former" His reply was just the reversed
bar iron comes so low as material tn on
largely.
20 10 the ship lpbuder-the steamship -bu
lei you that, without 4 cheap raw materi
Will enjoy the monopoly of stsamng 1t ov|
seas on the globe.
The manufacturer who employs steam 10 q
er Tor propulsion requires cheap iron and chy
cannot send his merchandise into The neutral
world to compete with those produced undl
which the Old World offers
20 into the hovel Of the emi2rant, the cot of IN
Inc dwelling OF the mechanic, the residence of
man IN tnls lncement zone, and ask them wha,
greatest Importance to have chsap-is It tea and a
they will answer no. What ia itl The reply Is.
clothing and fuel f' -
Do, then Mr. Rltchie; asyou valus our democratic
tutons a. you love the many more than the few A. van
sats The memory Of hi who induced yuu 70 bait, 4, WI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11
XVII.
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND sEMI.whhn N
, WILLIAM F. & THOMAS RII0'

TERMS: ..,,h. r,,. of .;oh,
Daily Paper dollars per annuai a @ For Inc Sani
akea ~! shorter peoG n ,hee dollars for months pay
I'M advance, Be paid in the e or ss,n.''0 y p0'>
M s. % b Once M NAV be emed per mall In good and
Bank notes sS Of sSss IL. sssT %
any seeoaay 70 the winter is the accumulation o. po':aSs in
'A'A" " ~ ~ TEENS OF ADVERTISING.
TIE DAILY ENoUIRER-For fifteen ,nes o, less nm. in
ty cents and every succeeding laseIoa csnts-
snd once week twice or three times week, thirty.
I and half cents. -, r.
,nn for advertisements OF greater lengh-except Lottery
en- Aucsionee who are charged ~ o0srs spaper eiud
ruy sENwEEKLY-For fifteen ss or less, frst insertion
a. 49, ,of each continuance SO cents.
nom distance accompanied with the advance pay,
,..,,ry references, insure execution.
N Obituaries and tributes Of Respect erceeang sish aes,
1 NJ for cS advertisements
hard writing unknown 10 u.s. must DO authenticated by the
Of the Postmaster the neghborhood, they will IN no
y lshed Every measure that has been taken 10 prevent
anon, and quizzes has proved heretofore unavaing We mus
insist. in such case, upon the communications being ce1
IN he name the Postmaster ,rite on The back Of The letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

The Annual Ball for the benefit Of the Hebrew School In
this city, will take place the Exchange Hotel on Wednes-
day night next, Feb 18th. We have attended all ,hese
balls and found hsm pleasant any social reunions We
have There every believe that the present bal
will surpass its predecessors In aaiety and pleasure t.
education Of the young good that It should nj
tract numbers to the scsne say nothing Of the spartEss
of brsh. eyes, the merry music Of laughing yous the
danco &c
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL.

Tho Steamer Virginia, (Cupt. Toal the pioneer of tho
new line between Richmond, Norfolk aud Philadelphia
reached the wharf at Rockets yesterday morning. with
large freight for Richmond. She s $50 foe, In length with
commodous cabin accommodations; is furnished with three
asts for sails when necessary and is said to move rapidly
through the water. We hear that thlryhve passengers
The Virginia make excursion down tho river at
p Nj yesterday but she had to wall for some time tor
high water TO cross the bar could not have the pleasure
Of Joining the party. We, however went through the ves
sell and while she is very handsome craft and every
thing about her is remarkably pan her for the
comfort OF passengers and the accommodation OF trade are
admirable Sne moved by propelescew In the stern
Her tonnage Is BOO tons. Last evening boxes OF manuac'
turcd nbacco were bring rapidly lowered In The hold Tor
Philadelphia She will return 10 Phiiadepha on MONDAY.
Messrs Rankin Whuck her agents here, and gave
cordial reception TO large number of persons who yesterday
crowded the decks of the Virginia.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

h. Ai from Tuekahos, Guochland county. in November
.u Of , sesro Man named WALLIS SMITH lie is about 26
sm a and SLIM and OF dark gingerbread color
vs.. sms large feet bowlsgsed and hesales
Nv spoken TO- He folmorly owned by Mt
10 ., ~ eiouesster county, where 10 probable ho
Gdey, above reward will b given for bis apprehension
~ i, or Tuekshoe If taken twenty miles from
H sTs'Isver he nay bst.ksa N'' ~ - s''' '''
ezswH JOSEPH ALLgN.
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LATER EROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS Feb 5-The steamship Alabama has arrv-
ed She brings advces from Mexico 10 the l5h ultmo-
General Asta has been nauguraled President OF Mexico
was soon suppressed -Four of the principal leaders were
arrested and executed.
MI Ls,shsr, our Minister, has rssurusd
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VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

The debate the reelgibity OF the governor
inued yesterday by Mr. Tredway of Pttsyvana who was
followed by Mr. Treg of Washington, In Its favor Mr. T..
during his remarks yielded the Hoor Msssrs Chiffon and
Wise for explanations After brief reoinde from Mr.. Chill
ton, the committee and the Convention adjourned.
Dir. THgg will reopen the debate this morning.
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ngon In his service and to carry the glorious measures
OF his ndnisation ed your and let there be no
cry OF peace where there Is no peace.
To the Editor, Of the Enquirer:
In your paper Of the let ns you repubsh the request
OF wing friend, communication Of Messrs. Cooper e.
Hewitt which appeared In the New York Journal of Com
merce on the iron interest Of the couptry and a off
the plan unanswerabe argument contained in that parer
you append oy way OF commentary and reply, commuIi-
cation from the Union signed Prentice. 1t Is with this
Ter wteI nave TO deal and my aim will be- in few words
as possible 10 expose his errors and acies Whether they
proceed from caeessness design Is the effect
Is the same as their tendency Is msead those who are
not conversan with the subject and opt 10 receive
as TRUTH what s mere bold assertion and perverted fact
The chief object OF Prentice be show that he
manufacturers OF Railroad bars the iron mlioncires as he
calls ihem the only sufferers from the depressed cond
ton Of the iron market that all other branches of the trade
prosperous and that their prosperity
Increase In the ratio of the depression of the rail manunc
ure as the construction of Railroads with cheap English
iron will demand for ve tons of American Iron for
every Of English rails laid down, and consequently tho
English iron imported tho more will be manufactured
at home.
Here 10 paradox that will reqnire than ordinary In
genully TO solve and on radng H. came TO the natural
conclusion that tho types had made monstIous blum
der, which would be corrected, proceeded; but
such thing: 10 reiterated and again: Take
his own words 'four hfhs of the iron imported into
this country, Is Rail Road iron being single dcscrip
ton, which requires immense capital produce Every
ton of such iron imported demand for Eve
American iron for locomotives cars &c. used In
lion with the road Farther on be says 80 of rails
are required for mile Of road AT that the Baltimore
and Ohio road which, when completed will be about $50
miles long, will require a. 200 of rails and III 900
Of American Iron equip It, The Lynchburg and Iennes-
see road when completed will be 20 miles long, and is es
mated TO require Fl 800 TONS of rails Let what the
iron for equpping this road will be- The Engineer has es
mated for thirty locomotives weighing 90 and Is each
We will that 500 will be employed-the weight
Of spikes and chairs we know-shs account will then stand
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coyN,ss,oSEpS OFFICE

NHEsTGKPIELD CoTKT HOUSE, JANUARY z, I10I
?cnrsnee the above clc Of County Court Of Chester
hereby notify all persons having claims against the es
leo JOIN deceaed produce them before with the
proof 10 establish them my Office Chesterfield Coun
u seore 18th day OF February 1851 hereby fur
M y al persons interested IN tho distribution OF the ead
onerwe appar before tho place andtme ast above
'as II they na think proper do to excep, and obec,
aoSng the said the former by
straior any claim which may be presented by
10y W w l. COGiifII Commissioner
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Total

Thus instead Of each Of rails creating demand for
ve Of iron equip the road It would be much
the truth TO reverse the position and say that every Tor
equipment will require five tons Of rails.
Was there such gross absurdty, and will any H.
his who does wish deceive say that the state
ment of Prentice truel and II IL 10 not the whole arg
menl falls TO the ground.
Again: Every of imported iron creates deEand
for five of American iron and onr-hs Of ,s ron
aes with the table he givss jus, below this broad
assertion und will giyo him the advantage of striking
the pig iron which he includes in the of iron i'm
ported He says there imported into Nav York onil
ting fractionsl In
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.n'. II they MAJ think proper do except and obec,
ssclor OF claim which may be presented by Gre
W. W. l. CoGBILL, Commissioner.
1ro JOHN BURBANK ,-fou viii take noaee, ,ha, |
'aproeeed the 24,h day of March, 1851 the office
al Gray In t,ity Of Baltimore State OF Maryland beween
'ano 10 o'clock in The forenoon and O'clock in tho after
in cause now pending in the Circuit Court Of Law
ana the sS day o The he ne
the day. at the residence q John Be,'worh on Annamopie
M eposonso certain other Witnesses 10 be read evidence
or he said depoons not be taken the days above speci
taking thereof will be continued The same places and be
l.5 ss-sw,w -s'' W. '''' '' y ~ RICHARD B. STEVENS
NIRGISIA.-A,a Circuit Court Of Chancery, for the county
Of enco held the State Court House, In the City OF Rich
|SS,', on Wednesday, February 5h. 1851:
N Scheruehon, eSecuux Of John P. Schermerh,rn de
lsa~t, Plaintiff:
ssain:,
lanes Cornelius Schsrmerorn Isabella Irving Schcrmei horn
M Poole schrmerho and Egmon schermerhorn the three las
@ ns under the age of twenty by Powhalan Ro
|'aG Defendants.
s among other things he court doth adudse order
mat commissi Of this do audit state and repor
cua The acting, and dong Of the plaintiff she may
pes'edn the administration The OF her tesato and
OF the real and devised and be
BY the esaor his widow and devisees and Of the value
o me 'ic OF his DEATH and OF the rents ana prehis
~ ~eo aer h DEATH together with any specially stated
neGi by himself which may be required by Of The
oc so stated In taking which last mentioned, the
aec and report whether portion
s M esse ihe possession Of the ,esa,o the property
sh IN her own right which she is entitled by sur
M aud any, wha,i And the doth further order that
nssioner 10 take Of the outstanding deh;s
pr [ o. esaior after having by advertisement for
civ Hesxs IN the newspaper, published In the
b.oT b nm called upon the creditors exhibit their claims
Copy Tt.,e, p poprRTS cIer.
COMMISSIONERS oFFICE,l
rhs nar,e. ;,,,.,, RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 7, 1851 :
attend Al NV 10 ne foregoing dec hereby notified
March nex ~ N me city OF Richmond the 18th day Of
sr.so, Of n tie dunes required by the said decree And al
present. bs wyI. r. seaern deceased hseby also notified
Feb s~ew.u S.'asa'e necessary % sustain the
s.s-----,r WM DAVIS Commissioner
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r. K. MEADE.
MR.. HUNTERS APPRAISERS BILL.

Wo have the liberty OF iae.ng eerain PASSAGES Of
letter, in order call epsesl attention Deocr
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THE yIRGINIHs EXCURSION,

The Times has the following notice of the p Of the new
Philadelphia propeller on Friday evenings
Alter the boat had descended the river six
miles the gentlemen board assembled the deck and
motion of Mr. Garland Hanes Archibald PIsasants Esq,
was requested to Chairman, and William C. Caring
ION, John J. Palmer and William s.. Burr Secretaries.
II I'd tho citizens Of Richmond, chino !, assembled on
irginIa,n hail with high satisfaction
welcome her as the pioneer OF
nkss Yiih the city of Ph!ladel-
y prosecuting
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'Re1s1A.a Chesterfield County Court, January tho lsh

lRGlNlA.n Chesterfield County Court, January the l3
ISL.
Oa Thomas Gregory, administrator de bons
tie vii annexed Of John Laprade deceased II s ordered thai
end his such since the last settlement
l%n Connls w T. Cogbi who is directed 10 examine
rs The sano 10 The court and is ordered that The said
be published in newspaper prined In the
. noee TO all creditors Of and parties interested in sad
all having claims against ,he same 70 produce
m ele e for adjustment, certain time and place 10 be
Is! BY him. \ Copy. Tcs,e, SlLAS CHEATIiAM, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

Making a total cost to the old States
virgnias proportion of the cos. Is not less than
an eighth
Add the value of lands given BY her
And you have as her portion of the expense
There has been received into the treasury from
public lands (most of II being from tho terrl-
tory ceded by Virginia,)
Supposing Virginia TO have received her quota
or an eighth, say
And substract this amount from her share Of the
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27
Puri fythe Blood . nd "a is we L.
A REMARKABLE CURE.


Columbus, Indiana, June 5th, 1850.
Messrs. S. D. Hoyt& Co.-Genlemen: About
six months since was attacked with what my fam
lily phys called Bilious Pneumonia, which be-
came seated deeply my lungs, and after my phy-
sican had broken p the fever my lungs still SEEM
ed to be seriously affected. had appetite what
ever my skin seemed to have lost its action and
function, there was perspiration and in fact my
self well my friends had given me up as incur
able in consequence of my complexion of disease,
and age, which IS about sixty years, until one Of my
neighbors called to'see me, who some four months
since afflicted similarly to myself and had pur
chasad a couple of bottles of DIR. 5. D. HowE's
CoNPeUND EXTRACT OF SAKsAPARILLA, and it gave
hersuch speedy relief, she prevailed to pur-
chase bottle and try it. done more to CRAFTY
my friends than that had anv expectations Of III o
benefited by the medicine, but before I had taken
the whole of bottle my strengt and appetite
began TO improve rapidly well my skin, began
10 perform its proper function. / purchased the
second bottle, and by the time it was all taken
was resored to good health as have enjoyed for
the last twenty years. Mrs. L. MtKINNEY.
DIR. s. Jackson a distinguished physician of lndi-
cerlies to the above cure, and uses DR.. Howe's
SHAKER SARsAHARiLLAin in his private practice and
recommends its use for all diseases arising from
vitated state Of the blood and system. Such testi-
mony is OF more real value than pages of ordinary
advertise ements.
The great success which has attended the use Of
DR.. S. D. Howe's Shaker SarsapariIla since its in
trodu elton in the western saes has established its
character in this section of country
This as the only SarsapriHa that acts on
the Liuer, Kidneys and Blood at the same time,
and hence ats singular efficacy and success. Be
sure and get DR.. S. D. Howe's Shaker Sarsa-
pdrilla and take no other.
Quart Bottles S per bottle or or 6 bottles for SIS.
FOR SALE By
S. BUCKLAND & CO.,
Fremont, Sandusky county.
Whelden Il RhOdRs. SaudosLxy
George Ebert. Tiffin, And by
DR.. s. D. HOWE & CO., Proprietors,
No. /, College Hall, Cincinnati, o.
Te whom all orders must be addressed. II
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27
Houses and Lots For Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED will sell on the most
reasonable terms, the following Houses and
Lots in the town Of Fremont.
Lot No. JAG on turnpike above Lansing's shop,
with small house.
Lot No. s. with small barn, back of o. L. Minis
residence.
Lot No. 228, corner of Croghan and Wood streets,
Lots No. 264 and PCS, on Garrison street, be-
tween Wood aud Wayne.
Lot no 349, corner Of Market and Wayne streets.
Lot no 1856, Former residence of A. Morehouse.
Lot 359, with small dwelling, adjoining 1856 on
the south.
Lot no 397, on Front street, small dwelling
known as Frazer house.
Lot no 4O2, on Front street, adjoining Mrs Zim-
merman's residence.
R. P. BUCKLAND.
Fremont, July Il, 1851.
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OLD
Dr.. Jacob Wnsends
SA SArIIILLA.

| |FHHIS Medicine is made up wholly ofYEG
n EpABLE substances, contains no minera
substance Of any kind, and is perfectly safe
and certain in its action in all persons, young
or Old. 1t is a most efficient article in effect
ing the following purposes:
Ist.-ItPURlFIES THE BLOOD, and cleans
the whole system of acid, slime, worms and bile
2d.-It is sovereign remedy in all cases o
Chils and Fever, and is equally good in ordinary
cases of Rheumatism, especially in those called
acute or int1anImatory. ] his is valuable medi.
cine in Fever and que Countries, particularly ia
the South and West. Used in the Spring and
FALL it will effectually cleans the Blood and system
of bilious and other morbid mailer, and thus pre-.
vent hoet of Acute aud Chronic Diseases.
3d--Ttis great remedy for Liver Comp aints
| Disease of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs.
/ 4th.-lt acts with remarkable efficacy in cases
Dyspepsia Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Head
aches, Flatulence, or Wind, and creates good ap.
Ipete, by giving tone and strength to the stomach
and other digestive organs.
5th.-It is equally good for Colds, Coughs
Bronchiti', and Othar diseases of the Lungs ane
Chest, Pleursy, Palpitation Of the Heart, &c.
6th.-Iti is inestinable in of DiarrhRa, Dys.
entery, and Summer Complaints, in Men, WomeT
| and Children.
7th-Itis a very excellent remedy far NERV.
IOUS DISEASE ES, as Tic Doloreux, or Neuralgia
and Nervous Debility.
Sth-It is one or the best medicines for all case.
Scfotula Whlcn arises from over dItng
tenn followed by sudden cooling, from bad diet iiv.
ing working damp places; from humors left in
the system which heve been produced by measles
scarlet fever, small pox, itch, and the like Hence
lit cures ErysipeIas, Salt Rheum, ScaId Head, Fe.
yer Sores, and various Eruptive Diseases.
9th-Itts also the very best NURSERY MED.
lCIN E for children, greatin Measles, Scarlet Fe
yer, Small Pox, Kline Pox, Rashes and Ernptions
of all kinds and especially good for those Fevers
and Diarrhnas, Bowel complaints which arise
from Teething.
19th-Itis very good DlURETIC, producing
free and easy passage Of urine. 1t is also ex,
Icellent DIAPHORETIC, promoting gentle per.
spration, and thus cures many cases of Dropsy.
1Ith--His great in FEMALE COMPLAINTS
especially in ofirregular, suppressed, or def
cient menstruaton, common Fluor Albus, and all
the difficulties arising from Pregnancy in allits
stages.
I2th-H never fails to cure Costiveness and Piles
which not of the bleeding kind and acts gently
on the bowels, but neve harsh cathartic.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
GJ7Six Bottles for Five Dollars. IN
Principal Office for the Western States al
100 Main street, Cincinnati, between 4th and
9TH.
C. w. CALHOUN, General Agent.
For sale by
Dec. 4, 1850.
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MXMAAsNNNn
L. ID Parker Surgeon Dentist.

D ESPECTFULLY tenders professonaiservices 8
lilo the citizens OF Fremont and vicinity, all ope
rations relating 10 the preservation and beauty of
the natural teeth, the insertion Of artificial teeth,
pivot, gee or silver plate, done in the neatest
manner He is in possession OF she latest improve
ments now in use, consequently he Aatters himself
that he is prepared to render entire satisfaction to
those who may desire his aid in any branch ofthe
profession.
Lethean Ether administered, aud teeth extracted
without pain, if desired.
Office in CaIdweIl's Brick Building, over Dr..
Riee's Office.
Fremont Jan. "a, 1851.
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Art RoAD NOTICE.

Afgffs
-. = :s5.s:sasg
Annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the
ggloslNorwaik, and Cleveland Rail Road
n. for The election Of Directors, will be
IhAir- Office in HorwaIk, on "Wednesday,
Nav ofiJanuaFy, 1852.
Dts viii hs opened at 10 o'clock, A. M,
- at i O'Clock, P. NJ.
.as.W. f. KITTREDGE, Secretary. {
m, Nov. 25th, 1851.
nj of an act regulating Rail Road Com
1sssa February Iith, 1e4a, reads as fol-
wit:
'r-tiu-first election Of Directors. no person
ss6lf aay share on 1bieh aDy iastaliEsnt
1AdhpsiJ. .''-s45- 57g.