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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
Take Notice.

a PETITION is NOW being circulated and viii
"a he presented 70 ihenext Legislature Of Vngin-
ias praying that Honorable BODY to pass 4 laW an-
ihsrzing an Election preeinet 10 he held at Katie
town. JeffetSeu Nouniy. MANY CITIZENS.
Nov % E{S5l-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
TO CoOpers and Others.

THE undersigned take this method Of informing
I*Cqopers and persons in want of Shingles and
Slaves that they have on hand at This time one
hundred thousand Shingles and Cooper Stuff which
they Wkfl dispose Of low fer cash short credit
Thessintend to keep constantly large supply Of
each and persons i want will find il 10 their advaa-
tage 10 purchase Of them.
Theghave a machine for manufacturing the
ahovs articles which is applicable to steam, water
or horsepower and is capable Of making from 25G0
10 3o10:Shlnges OF StaTes in Two hours By horse
power.
Thsypwn the right of this County and are desi-
Tous cf a5sposing ofseveral location rights Letters
addressssi to them at Middleway Jefferson County,
Va, vii be promptly answered
A sample ofthe Staves and Shingles can be seen
at the Free Press Office.
SHAULL & BURWELL
ApriiTf ls5i-iY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

nr A plain, honest Autographed yester-
day 10 Wall street attorney for legal adj
vice. After detailing the circumstances Ell
the case, he was asked If he had stated tho
facts exactly as they had occurred. Yes
sir,s said he, .'you can put the lies in your
self
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

WasHlxerox, Dec. "a dispatch from
Jackson. Miss, 1anuounces that Harris, Sc
csssion Whig, has been appointed II, S. Sen
ator The Legislature meets in about three
weeks ID elect Senator for the full term,
and ono for the unexpired term Of Hon.
Jefferson Davis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

An Irishman Observing dandy taking
his usual strut in Broadway Steps up to him
and inquired, allow much rent do you ask
far those houses 2n-@ What do you ask me
that for pr" Faith, aud II ought the whole
street belonged to ye, replied the Trishman
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

Affection, like spring flowers, breaks
through the most frozen ground at last and
the heart which seeks but for another heart
to makeit happy will never seek ia vain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

Iowa sweet contagi3n which attacks
people with great severity between eighteen
and tioenty-tteo, Its premonitory systems
are IN sight, rufile shirts, ringlets, BEARS
grease aud whiskers 1t feeds on moonlight
and flutes, and looks with horror on " laled
pork or baked beans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

I'D g.ASES nalf pound lump Tobacco, inst Re
~ esaFed 5nd Tor sale low, wholesale and retail
G. n COFFROTH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
EPIGRAM.

osAsariag ! LADY, P,aiss gentleFsan' eyfs
cannon praise thedoctof's eyes,
| neveEsaw his glaRce divine;
For when he ptays, he sAats Ass eyes
And when he preaehesshe shuts III Ac.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
a FARM FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber Intending % reiinqaish farm ing.
IL offers for salf his FARM. living about q miles
Southeast Of Chanesiown Jefferson county. con
taiAing about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
REMOVAL.

II HAVE removed my shop from
4 HafPers-Ferry to Chariestown.
in the. office formerly occupied BIZ
the Telegraph company. onposite I
the Court House. where / Offer nv E
services 10 the citizens Of Charles 81 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
New GoodsI New Goods / !

TNHE Subscriber would beg leave to inform the
Il public that he has returned from the Eastern
Markets with large and we'll selected stock Of
FALL iAND WINTER GOODS to whiehIhe re-
spectiulIy invites the attention Of purchasers His
Stock il now complete aud he is determinedlto sell
at such prices as viii meet HE appfotationfo all
who call on him. His stock consists in part, as
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

q
2l0kl4Ss. Porto Rico, Eaba
ana \ O Spg1Fs
IS boxes single sad double
refined do
s. boxes white and brown
Havana do
60 bhis. pulverlzed and
crushed do
80 n o clarified do
800 bags new Rio and old
Java Coffee Il
rs LaguiTa and Marai-
cuba do
= bags r Rico do
sos whole. ard half chest
Gdap Imperial and Young
Hysen Teas fTaEt sltict-
" priuR
q packages OF prime Pow
ckoRg DO
l85 boxes ) cts and S cts
Plug Iobaeco
- boxes II cent DO
65 . extra enc Car. 10
Cobh's, Ne Pi1s Ultra.
Marshall's, Dlv6nes, and
other choice brands
G5 boxes GarTetl's Scotch
SNUFF
6 bags Bladder do
% Jars Rappee 20
10000 Pincipee, lie Nor
man, ST Jaigo and other
fine brands prime Segars
p, COO ! Spanish do
10000 America do
Is uefeeS fresh brat Rice
eos boxes Rosin Soap
10 I" Rose aud Toilet 10
. IS CASTLE DO
- q variegaied Bar~do
e. =, Shaving 30
IS foxes Sperm sHydrau-
lie pressed Candles
10 GA lbs) Spctm DO
l0J boxes Adamantfne DO
80 &" Mould do
2aJ +" Cheese
lO5 - Starch and Choc-
cla;e
l25 reams No ] aud ? faint
line Cap Paper
lB0 reans No ! and 2 faint
line Letter do
Io5 reams Plain Letter and
Cap do
275 reams double and sin,
gle Map do
80 reams Tea do
1000 sacks Ga, and fine
Salt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
Boots. Shoes. Hats. Caps. &C..

:
" do Mbrbeco & Seal DO. do;
I" Jenny Lind do dol;
[ "BioomeI Boots"
Cater and half Cater do "a
# Fine Leather and Morocco do.
Low priced Kid, Seal, Calf and Morocco r.
Rounds,
Misses. Leather, Kids, calfand Morocco Bqsk-
ms and Slips in great variety;
Chiidren's Boots and Shoes, every variety and
kind. I u
Also, $50 Cases Hats and CAPS; comprising
Beaver, Mole Skin. SAX, Drab and Black Wool,
California, Mexican and SLOUGH Hats Blue and
black Cioh Seal ard Glazed 4silk lined" Caps,
with other fashionable styles
275 black Leather and Hair Trunks
$500 pounds Shoe Thread
To all Of which, they respectfully invite the at
tcnIion Of merchants d other dealers promising
greatinducemcnts 10 the way Of bargains
McVEIGIIt HARPER s. CHAMBERLAIN,
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria.
September ii, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
j. /. McPhail 6 Bro,

No. I32 Bafiaiore street, 6ssseeeB yorsh and
calrerf streets, lNort4 side
HAVE introduced their celebrated Su- c.
Ii pefior HATS, OF THE FALL
FASHION or sol, 10 which they 80
invite the attention VI their customers and The pub
lie generally Give them call and you cant fail
10 be suited either in price, style or quality.
Baltimore, Sept ., 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

| have tried ono Of James Ruuyans Wheat Fans
and find it TO be frstrate, and would recommend 4
10 thr farmers. il KEMP.
Winchesler Nov 5. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
Salt. Var and PisI,.

FHE subscribers hare Just received a large 10;
III ef Ground Alum and iane Salt.
Mackerel and Herring; lot Of Tsr;
AL IL which viii be sdla at The Lowest easb nrfcs
100 tons Of Cumberland Coal exree,gi aa;ly
BLACKBURN Il AIEXaNDFR
Navt ~ 1851 i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

MIR. James RGnya Fanhas been used and tried
against anofher celebrated Fan on the ann of die
late Mr.. John Myers Ibis season with entire satiS-
faction. Sd far as my experience enables me 10
Judge, it has no superior 10 speed or excellence of
work. JOHN J. H. STRAIFH5 I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

KsssezaTAe Alexandria Gaaslie well re-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
IaalIies, Gonds.

Plain Black, Chahgcabls and plain Silks Cash
mere, Muslin de laaes Changeabie and PLAID Pop
Inns, Afpacas of AIN prices and styles, Frenth and
English Merinos, Silk, long Plaid and Hlanket
Shawls X ID and other Gloves l. w. and w Ho-
siery, Linen Crmbifck Hdkfs. Bonnet and Neck
Ribbons, Camhrek md Swiss Edgeing and .Inscft-
ing, Isle and Thread 1Edgeiag and Lace, Jenny
Lind Trimmings Quilted Ribbons Buttons &c.
fur trimmings, French worked Collars, while and
plaid Cambricks, Silk Fringes and Black Silk La
#ces, &c &c.
+ MEMS. HIRE.
Black Brown, Olive Blue ana Green 0foth Of
tall prices, an extensive lMI of Black and Fancy
Casimeres from IS dts. and upwards, a superior oi
Iof silk, Satin and fancy vesting, casineS Of all
grades and prices FROM 25cts. up, Kid and Wool
Gloves, silk and.Lnen Hdkfs sc.
GENERAL GOODS,
Brown and Bleechkd naslns, Brown and Beech
ied Cant0n, ianels, checks domestic and other
iGinghatns, red white and yellow faneis, talicoes
4 OF all pfces, Casindts, Tweeds and sheepb grey,
jpIain and plaid Linsfys, Sdspenders Blankets &c.
4 A superior loi OF fashionable Silk HATS Navy,
Cloth AMI Silk Plush Gaps, Mems and Boys Of all
Ipsices, and complete assortment of Boots and
Shoes.
J Hardware, Queensware and Wooden Varc.
4 Books Stationary &c, &C. and general ass
lsortmentof Groceries. All Of which %iillhe sold
upon the most reasonable terms
n He eanEot but avail himself Of This OCCASION TO
return his sincere ahanks TO his old friends and
customers for their vdry liberal patronage ektended
10 him heretoforeCaHd sincerely hopes 10 merit a
continuance OF TIE same favers
JOHN G.KIDENdUR.
Harpers. Ferry Oct 50 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

> ALtlN y E
/ a25 boxes and half boxes
RaiSins
IS. balfs English walnHts.
Ground Nuts, Eilbertss
Palm Nuts and Almogds
i5 cases Ginger
81 boxes Rock Candy +
50 baskets Salad Oil Il
! 5casks copperas
100 kegs Salt petre and
Alum
Is bbls Clipped Legwood
/ ITO kegs Epson Salts /
$50 boxes and kegs Sala-
rlsgS, Ground and Race
Ginger
10 kegs Birthstone and
4 Indigo
| $50 Kegs No ] and Pure
White Lead
5 bags Putty in bladdsrs
10 boxes Shy 10 Glass
IS {" 10 BY 70 60
5 hhds Lamp Black
IS gross Alasoa's Chal-
lsnge Backing
800 kegs Blasting Powder
l05 :. Kentucky Rife do
75.boxes Sanger 5 Mustard
50 !" Ground Pepper
25 bags Pepper and All
spice
$50 dog Eat Czarn Broofns
eO0 . Painted Buckets
10 nests Go Tubs
| 100 :. CEDAR do
| $50 Demijohrs, /, ,. 8 and
| 3 gallons.
100 boxes Pipes
ITO bbls Train Oil
IS !" Lamp do
| rs +" Solar do
IS casks Cider Vinegar
2 boxes Camper
10 /" Chalk and Spanish
| Whiting
Is bbls Rosin
IS q No 3 Mackerel
10 Z. Family Shad
1 s. casks old Madeira
| III Wine
so q Pale and brown
Sherry do
10 casks West Maiaglr
and Muscat do
! 65 casks Lisbon, Sicily
and + Madeira do
% baskets Champagne,
Star, Anchor aud other
| choice brands
II pipe premium Scotch
Whiskey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
re THE PUBLIC.
| a. TsSfasE B Ha

TIME undersigned would respectfully call the
Il Attention OF the public TO his splendid assort-
ment Of work on hand at present, consisting Of
5ADSsB3 So
Of evesy description and al prices that canuot fai
10 please siranging from IS 10 500 He has also
4 rery seaendid assortment Of all other kinds OF
work. &kSah Is made the very best materials and
in he uassest and most durable manner 10 TACT
he Is keep every thing for sale that belongs
"a he bu4tscss He has on hand some very excel
lent SfEaflsf Saddles which are as low as So, and
Somersets as low as so for cash. or on a short
rredSt HN sim continues 10 carry on his business
IN Inc snoAs formerly occupied By Mr.. VIM. Hicks
irnnediatffy opposite the bank
n rsfu4Ts bis sincere thanks 70 the public gsn-
orally for tie liberal palronage heretofore extended
10 him ahashopes BIZ strict attention TO business to
merit iitsfaI share OF the same hereafter. Any
person wishing to see him viii End him at his shop
JOHN p. GERMAN.
CharlesisFn, March p, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

have pnrthasedyoa- Of Mr. Runyan's, Wheat
FAIRS and consider it1he best have ever nsed On
my farm. II. L. OPlEs5 :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
Prime Old Segars.

81. 600 E E.S6 o n R ss|sI P.sals.op !
3s Gtsa Rifle and f,.sxJ5,vs So. S-s
2a0ea Spanish do: IA sfl Es,f $500, 5. .
Az al which viii e LA ysr,. III.
lne9esiers Nav. 3D. G. RI GOPFROTH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
Cash Fo r Negross.

NhosE persoas having Negroes for sale, can
eSs1 sas aagnest price eF calling on the sahscfi-
leler ssill be promptly aiseEted "a, - = -
. 14iy:2i 1854. q ri AZ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

This Is tncCriiE ihGt Ehaye tried oGc Of Mr.. DDS
Runyan,s Fans and | have no hesitation in saving
tits the best have ever used and Ihaye no hesia-
tipn IN recommending il to tarmersa. =
.Nov S, ISL. JNO II. MaENDREE.I.
l;
This is 70 certify that ha Fe tried enc of Mr.
James RunYaR's Wheat Fans and have no hc9i-y
iaion-ia saving that ii eieans better than any ore
have used since have been farming, and nuIb7
der Of my nelghb0Ts were present when used III
ard all coneurrcd with me in its superiority oytr
any fans useg ey Them. k>
Nov s, 1881 RiCH'D DUFFlELD. rs
have pnrrbased4oas Of Mr. Runyan's, Wheat
Ears and consider 1.-THE best have ever nsed On
my farm, II. L. OPIEss :
and i is the h.stthat have ever used ;Yahd wodh
''i Nov .,i 6. ISL ! / : : " JAs(G HURST.
: l have tried ono Of James Ruuyan's Wheat Fans
and find it to be frst-rate, and would recommend l.
ID the farmers. ]. II. KEMP.
Winrhestet Nor. 5. 1851. I
Ihaye from experience proved Mr. James Run
yda'S Wheat Fans 10 be good.
Nov. 8 1851. JESSE WOOD. T
Having used one Of Mr. Rcnvan's Wheat Fans
that it is The best article Of the kind have seen
or used. WM JOHNSON.
Mr. James Runyan's Wheat Fans are m1nu4
featured n-one Of my shops they are out up By
competent workmen and The material used in their
construction is of the very best quality
i Nov 5, 1851 w. J. HAWKS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25


rePairsr IN all is various branches, viz: D1plex
Lever Lspine. Repeating, Horizontal and common
Waichss. will be carefully repaired and warranted
and will also repair French ,Aeeordeons and Masic
Boxes From my experience in business. lafter
myself hat can suit those who may favor me
with their Custom
Watches and 4ecordeons left at Mr.. A.. III. Cri-
dler'sA pothecary Shop Harpers-Ferry, will be at
tended 10 IeguiariY.
March 2l, 1851 w. T. MCDONALD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

CtHEEsE Superior Sapsaso and Pine Apple
NJ Cheese for sale " -kl@s
De. Il. KEYEs s KEARsLEY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

all Of which have heen purchased on such terms as to
enable them TO eompete with any of the Northern
Gates. The Introduction of regular line Of Boats
the Canal for the exclusive transportation of merchant
affords daily opportunities of forwarding with dispatch
the various points, greatly reduced rates and Of
fefs great inducements to dealers in the pure haSe of
ticles in our line.
III addition their stock Of Groceries they have 10
nInr unusually larpn well selecteh StncL nf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

Having used one Of Mr.. RGnvan's Wheat Fans
the present season feel hesitation 10 asserting
that it is The best article Of the kind have seen
or used. WM. JOHNSON. 1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
Tobacco. Tobacco,

5FD
HIN bN'Ae.S Iohafeo, various brands, inst
Il ~ feceiyet and ftIF sale very low BY
=, @. r. cOFFRoTH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

Ihave from experience proved Mr.. James Rum
yaas Wheat Fans 10 be good.
New. 8, 1851. JESSE WOOD. +
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-15
e.eauOND ENQUIRER.
MORNING. AUGUST Is. ieo l.

n,,nv article Of the Democratic he'.su .oI Ausus''
|he Linz resume OF facts cvidcnclng the rapidly
ans ,n and prosperity of our country. ihose
FaSi's nrsdc,ions OF ruin, which were put iorth
Er'''e' ;mmeta,ely after the passage OF the Ia
"ms and compare them with the actual condition
e' OF 4s'0 mic time, will no, find their faith In the
e'uur' ,.,; ,sories OF finance much augmented
"sSs - ,, ,,r,,ry has expended immense amounts
i ,n,o extraordinary Objects not belonging 10 the
,;,,,.s Of The G. .y,rnment and people, amount
q, four hundred millions OF dollars; and
,,s ,roducliyeness OF every branch Of indus
's prospe,ity which has prevailed, that the
scarcely psrceptiole. The war with Mexico
,b,n hundred millions Of dollars, all OF which
49," -. h,s be.n borne by the country since the Tariff
.,,,s ,r,s enacted. A vast amount OF shipping has
:, .,oc, ina, year, under the impetus OF the sudden
,,fexour,s and imports, which resulted from The new
-,hs RS, OF which is estimated to have been not
,x.n,y millions Of dollars. New railroads have
,,:,uettd TO an immense extent, and al an Immense
.,,c If capsl yet the diversion OF this capital has
:, all verceptioe in the business OF the county,
sS5 miles of railroad in operation in the Union
1850 there we're TO- 092 miles, or nearly double the
Tn, cost OF these roads, in lS46, amounted TO an
,-o s20 ll5, ,937; in 1850 il had reached s3Ob 6O7-
voy an expenditure in four years Of SlS6 492 OlT,
,- species Of public works. Since lS44 two years
-a. TO the Tariff net, our exports have increased us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-15

understood returned scnntcntcd and dissatisfied Degra
ed s their condition in the United States the o.
siOss fanre here great that if their ysca wants
generally well supplied they apparently cnntentcd and
hy nnd many %. them unwilling 10 leave the country
"f tr b!!t and the which they have always heen
accustone We have found these operating against
tc American Colonization Society," but not 10 an extent 50
great as |" prevent their obtaining annually sufficient
number o enlgrans 10 transport Africa, and think the
"'sTucilng causes are constantly diminishing II the al
tempt DC mace 10 induce these people To the West In
lila colonies il would be proper Think that suitable agents
should DC Srnt 10 tie United States explain To the free
blacks the advantages and privileges they would enjoy by
moving TO the West Indies, and Cer them The
of their transportation qnite sure that no opposition
wnnld be encountered from the General Government do
suppose that any would be made by Of the States. The
General Government would probably remain passive neither
aiding nr ohstrucng the removal OF the free blac perhaps
some oi tie Sta'rs-Pirginia for exampe-miyht afford
some assistance or facilities in their removal.
Have you ever turned your attention China as
OF labor IL supply your colonies remember have heard
mai y'n MADE an experiment with MaIays from the
East Indies, anu hnt II was very successful
gng but nave not heard OF your having introduced
Chinese into your colonies When was in Cuba a few
~reks ago, was informed that planter had seventy or
eighty Chinese brought from Northern China employed
his estate that he had engaged them the very low price of
T ] aSf si fSEh tyr d 5 ha he found
red them I" the backs having better heads and skul
capacity in performance OF their work than the blacks
My health not being good, | have had to employ
amunuenss who has written this answer your inquiries
upon my ticiaon hope you will find it intelgibe if not
entire satisfactory. With great respect, Fl. CLAY.
THOMAS HASKEY, Jr., &c, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-15
o. L. DRAKE Secretary.
RICHMOND AND DANvlLLE RAIL ROAD.


Apeeubly to previous notice large number OF The citizens
of Halifax County assembled at Church II on Saturday
rhe "a day of August 1851 Messra Tnnsall Clifford and
Stoys addressed people, in clear and orche manner
unon the effects nnd Influences of Rail Roads grneray next
oa the progress ofthe Richmond and DanSie M Road and
atters with it, also lis avoratie eec's upon
he AGRICULTURE commerce and growing prosperity OF This
spcln of ypinu; they also shewed by orcole arguments
the proprely county of Halifax in its corporate capa
CIV subscribing for S5000 OF stock in the ROAD lei
speeches were listened with great Interest ana at
ten,iuu and with manifest satisfaction 10 large majority
of the persons present. Messrs. B. f. Garrett and VIM III
Howerlon candidates for the county being present ana II
being suggested they desired 10 ADDRESS Inc peoPe
Opposition to proposition for the county 10 ~
the capital stock OF the Company, Mr. Tunstall he Pres
stated that here hs hc,rd
whrreupon Messrs Garrett and Howerton addressed the
peupe for about hour each In opposition TO the
ton being made by the county, to which Messts
and Giod replied The speeches being concluded and the
people being dissatisfied with those OF Messrs arttt ano
Howerton the meeting was organized oy eaIg Dr nonas
w White chair, and appointing Dr. ROBERT " 'eh
niues Secretary whereupon the following resolutions were
unanimously udopted: ;,
Msssrs Tunsta Clifford and Sova for the able speeches
thew have this day delivered in favor of county suoscp
,inn , tn the Richmond und Dauve Railroad.
Resolved That Dr. Henry Easley be recommended 10 the
of Halifax us suitable person be voted Tor as
delegate 10 represent the county OF Halifax in the next Cen
eral Assembly Of Virginia. n
sorv Easiey that it is the wish OF this meeting that ne
shu be candidate for the couny, and urge upon hn a.
once, 10 declare himself as SUCH
Resolved That when this meeting aoourns II WIN aoJoun
to meet AT Halifax Court House. the 4h MONDAY IN
gust for the purpose organizing and presenting e su1
ec of county subscription in proper ght 10 Tue Peop
Resolved That every friend of the Richmond and DanVe
Raioad s earnestly invited to attend SAID aojourneo
| ing. ,,r.,
Resolved Ths. the proceedings of this meeting be publish
ca IN Inc hchmood Enquire Examiner, Times wing an1
hs DanSo Register the
Rosrar G. Jsssua, se..aiarv va