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DIRECTORS.
Frederick Sheldon, John J. Cisco,
Josiah Rich, Charles +. Bill,
James Suydam, Edward 5. Clarke,
James Marsh p. C. Van Schaick,
Thomas c. Doremus, Isaac n, Phelps,
Isaac A. Storm, Francis L. Luqueer
James s. Polhemus, b. h. Winthrop,
Luther Bradish, John J Phelps,
Charles NJ Connolly, VIM. T. Whittemorc,
b. F. Wheelwright Richard f. Carman,
Wilson c. Hunt Gerard Stuvesant,
ID. II. Arnold, Clinton Gilbert,
John A. Luqueer, s. Il. Althausc,
Wash n r. Fermilye, Jacob Harsen,
William Tucker, Elisha Riggs,
FREDERICK SHELDON, President.
JOHN A. STEWART, Actuary.
j. EApIE, jr., Secretary.
JOHN w. SCOTT, NJ. D., Medical Examiner,
residence 50 Ninth street At the Office of the
pany daily, from 20 ., p. IN,
: G. p. CAhiMANN, Nj. D., Consulting Physician.
EDGAR 5. VAN WINKLE, Counsel
Prospcctuses with rates and every information
can be had on application 10 The undersigned, who
has been appointed agent of the company for this
District.
WILLIAM c. ZANTZINGER,
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opposite Masonic Hall.
JNO. F. MAY, NJ. D., Medical Examiner,
Nov Louisiana Avenue, opposite City Hall.
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY

fINHE course of study embraccs the Ancient and
4 the Modern Languages, Mathematics, and
Natural Science. Courses of Lectures on Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, and Astronomy, are dc
hvcred during the year. The school room, recita-
ton, and lecture-rooms are all handsomely fur
nished. The Institution is supplied with complete
Philosophical and Chemical apparatus, and every
other requisite for thorough and extensive study.
Terms, for board, washing, fuel and lights, with
tuition in Latin, Greek, and Mathematics, & so
per annum. For further information address
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DENJAMIN BLAKE MINOR, Attorney at
ID Law, will attend promptly to any business in
cases in the Appellate and Federal Courts,) and
the adjacent counties, and in the town of Peters
burg.
o. Office No. 8, Law Buildings, Richmond
Virginia Aug. 6-tf
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OFFICE OF TRANSFORMATION,
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SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
VIII give prompt attention to any business en-
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Refers to-
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Hon. John J. Cyittenden, Attorney General OF
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OFFERS his professionalservicesi in the Supreme
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TNHE MEMORIAL, written by the friends Of the
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nISTURNELL'S UNITED STATES NATION
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE,
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mediate application be made to
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Jan 3-dtT Corner E and tn Streets
NTANTED.-By Lady every way competen
w to teach Music the Piano Forte and
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west, though the former would be preferred. She
has much experience in her profession, having
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given as to character and capacity
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MISS r. b. SCOTT.
Music Lessons ON Piano and Guitar.
A PPLICATION to be made at Miss MARY E.
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streets, WAsHINGroN, d. c. After the experience
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both South and West, she is confident she will
give satisfaction to those who favor her with their
patronage.
She has also made arrangements to give lessons
on the Piano at Temperance Hall, on street.
Terms moderate. Sept 6-f
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COOK 81 SARGENT,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMrNT
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correct and impartial publication OF the authorised reports
that it will place these reports in tho hans 81 the great
cat number Of readers that it will put it Gu. OF the
power Of the Richmond press to exert ITS potent influence
on one side to the exclusion OF the other side. "i any
great question of reform that it VIII remove fen us
editors the temptation to make improper. what will,
BIZ SOM. he deemed improper DETERMINATIONS 10y publish,
ing only what will accord with Their pc:!ar views, ana
bcroh !; yilj keen down dacuntcis lii. Convention
promote the harmony OF lis deliberations, and the pre-
pee. Of unanirn,v, in preparing and adopting Wise
Constitution.
In addition to circulating 200 covc- of tho Supple
inert prored in their fori.r Rcpor;, tho uuGlr may
I've rrcati, Increased very trny ai,ona. expense
At cost % :o,ir cents week, .ixt cents for fos
sion o. fifteen weeks any person iii the Commonwealth
who il not subscriber to either of the Richmond pa
pers NAV procure through his representative III TIC
Convention CT cc. wise, f.! u! perfect reports ii Ill
that is sail and done III the Con; clu;i
In the table CT charges exhibited in them former Re
port the Ca,u:rec have a.ccrtained there
Tie cost OF composition Down 1T So leo. II
ought to haze been sl,S:S2a Tho originated cu
of mistake in supporting that column Of the Supple
men. contained xix thousand when il contains only lyt
| thousand two hundred
The Committee will frrtc- state tn; i the Conv.n
ton ie-iro t. Mr. Gallaer will r"luce The charge fo
paper l. that IN inferior of paper ra rcccs.ari,
+, Furnished Your committee decline Recommending an,
change in Ibis item Of charge ;hcy suppose the Con-
ve.,ion wish The work well donc il done 1T all In tl
conncxcu it may be remarked that il almost every
Of paper there greater less number of damaged
rhcst- MIR. GallaheT prcposss to c'arc the Common
wealth only with the paper that 10 used end IN lear tn
loss Of the imperfect sheets Il will aso ros \" Gala
her sixty dollars week to di i;rGtr tr r,:nIieu. III
through Tie Offices Of the city press. III: c.:nttc
vii! 1,r.,ed to show that .cre eyis; very cyawo
rate. ideas o; the Coat Of disseminating these report
among The peora. Ii will be rernom!er,> tia: it VA
proposed in tie forne. rcr-,. 10 Ipiish til" suppeer
| tvrlrn nl
acppnation that each issue would contain eighteen col
unns, or matter equal to the siso OF ii. columns day
The charges, after citing the referred 10 in
| former part Of sis report, were - fo!o'.!
| Composition, <!.523 -
Press work, ~. :ils 90
\ -,
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haste in this matter 1t is better that we should take
tho thing calmly and considerably, and franc some pan
which will enable liz to have the work done as 1t osht
to be- hope therefore that this whole sulcc; WI 'e
rcccmm:tted to the committee, md that tho Iroos"
lust read will also 20 before them for consideration
care not repeat who gets thu printing 50 long as is
done crcGitaby. The gentleman who IL 1T tue hGan III
this Supplement publication proposes also 70 PuoiS :,
register of The debates IN tine form OF the Ioi
Globe chcr gentlemen have P!opoeei the '.e NM
aud with that form mn Satisfied the I'M w.,
better suited than with the Supplement Inns plan
seems to lave been adopted fer the accommodation OF
the different papers here but does IL accommodate them
Does il .erd the debates regularly by he mails an
informed that it does moi and thai 1t l. ihipoas.ae 70
print the frY quantity of Supplements ID ':lhe ios the
mails TASK that If am gentleman has an; inflammation
on the su!icc. he will giTe it to the convention We
have no. come hero TO play into The hands OF any On"
md il il orr in:y tog:vc this information to a. sho;.
s:o. Let " have this WORK Zone 20 ahs!ntS 'nt Will
accommodate the Convention and ~ 'hs people and an
.atsf.l thai We shall do this II VIC have It published N
sn,nc s,ch for.n a. the Congressional Gl,
Mr. PRICE. suppose viii be in order 10 more
r. eca,oni. inc 77holc subject, including the reror
Of the committee and every thing relating to it. This
i , auboc, man which have very little information
il ON The chooncs. r'.n new proposition has camo
IN ts morning and think the committee or Printing
cnrht to take It into consideration. therefore move
that The Yhole subject and every thing a2peianng tt
il 30 re-committed to the committee.
Tho PRESIDENT. The proposition of The gentle
man from Harrison (Mr. CAapES) is not in the form
of an amendment. 1t is proposition to re-commi
with instructions. and the motion just made is TO
commit without Instructions
Mr.. CAMDEN Under these circumstances vii
Withdraw the instructions.
Tho PRESIDENT. The motion 10 ro-commit will
instructions being Withdrawn, tho question would be
tho amendment Of the gentleman from Franklin Mr.
CLAIBORNE, but the gentleman from Greenbricr more
the ro-conmitment Of the whole subject.
The motion to re-commt was agreed TO.
Mr.. PRICE As we seem TO have business <
transact suppose our sitting here will be productive
OF very ttio GOOD and therefore that the Con
Yer;ion adjourn.
The motion was agreed TO-
And tho Convention al jcuracd until tohorrow mora
iEg Al 10 clock.
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FaSilT rREF;.nE::D r.>:oS. .4asibp Jr.-
~ N0:c npJo ii.pr.%icisD.i ..,".l, H:. y. Wo!cri
IL rapidly icce"t,g! lis stock oi Faaos Es large .n.aia
factory g,,. Inn increased f.cit,z; .or supyYi: oaa
need Of surcro. sti.cl. Wc speak nivsciy wien 80
geco'nnnad s lanos Tor prefer .hca my o.c: t..
her fdil Tc! tone ;..d excellent workman Zip.
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iig,c OF or friends vino have -~n WAXING Tor l.,:a4:
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NokH.S 4 BRO.
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a.II.vER CAUsTiC CAsEs!'o.ie Cae,a7,ec Of >'i!ye'
- mad convenient a-iic,e, for sac ly
PURCELL, LADD Il Co, rr,gsi.,:.
Jas - Main s., ce:ae, 18th.
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h?EItA i'iS%.-A beautiful n.~o-tlnn.; fcr pr'c Ios
az a, tie Trimming and V.r.,, Stor", ~ Mar s..i.
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ADs' biiS.--Hinc, SiGi,,oa n.,2.c!r,l S::rl OF
"A "iatt strained ai:.clp-i Solar 81 I'll. .lr!l ,u;,y
Burning Fund AID Cs. h2 ccnsr4uiy on 4u ara ior sala
ky t1:lJi :. BDDrKi'R No. II Main q.
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n 4 Of Lamp Chmacys aud Solar Wicks so iaid AID
Canlphine Wicks, in srr.: variety. For by
de II CnA3. BENNETT ~ CO, nm,-ist-.
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ssrI.END.n IiLUIfNATED AEDlii.U:3TEA TED
~ BOOKS uiig!s iar PRESENT. Gay II. tonJ ~ r.ys.
r.e:Y ai,',. METHODIST BOOK CONCERN,
ie2. -, Man t.,.
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Auplron's OsFIcr,
Richmond, Jan. 18th. 1851. I

richmond, Jan. ith, 1901
SR Since the date Of NY last communication, (duriug
the of the Convcntio have furnished to the Sec
rotary Of the Convention us required by resolution oil
that body corrected table showing tho amount that
would be payable by each county, city and tcwn under
tho recent assessment Of an at tho rate Oh taxation
now prescribed by law !; also table showing the
amour. of axcs accruns each subject Of taxation for
the year 1882 also O table showing tho disbursements
through this Office from the first day of October ls49
to the 30h day Of Sc .embor 1850 inclusive, classified
as far as practicable by coutics cities and grand dys
iona The tabular statement showing the free white,
free colorcd and slave population OF each county city and
town of this Commonwealth in the years 1890, 1900,
1870 1920 $780, 1870 and $780, is compile except to
population in 1895 Of tho counties of Stafford Islo Of
Wight, L,ncnourg, Halifax and Patrick | have fur
nished the printer of the Convention with tho
of the Secretary the pleted divisions Of this ia
blo and will furnish him with the other two divisions
their incomplete condition. he desires to 10
work on them with tho expectation OF being ao!o soi up
the blanks before he ready strke of the document
have pursued this that there may 10 little
delay ss pussibo after completing the ta6io in furnish
ing it to the Convention for tho of it, members
With high respect. am your obetlicnt serva...
RIO. JOHNSON. First Auditor.
Hon. JOHN Y. MASON President of va State Convention
The question then the motion of Mr. CIArpoasE
to adjourn until Wednesday next. which motion that
gentleman withdrew a. the Request Of Mr. FLorp
pRCLrSAr.cS OF SERVICE or y COMMITTEES.
Dir. FLOYD. ask to DO excused from further ser
vice ON the Executive committee, 20 | have been ap-
pointed to fill vacancy in tho committee the Basis
and Aportionment Of representation
The committee excused Mr. + as re1uo5tcd By him.
FILLING or a VACANCY IL COMMITTEE
Nr. FLOYD. Ihayo colleague who IS tho ont nom
Der Of this body whose services required any
committed and would sugges. that he ir. TsroG) be
placed on the Executive Comi;teo 70 i'll the vacancy
occasioned BY my resignation.
The motion was sgresd to, aud mr. TACO was ac
ccrdingly appointed member of the Executive Com.
mittee
On motion of Mr. SCOTT, the Convention adicuruatl
until Monday morning at 10 O'clock.
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IuEsnA1. jan. Ii La

Tie Convention re-asscmbled pm1usat to adjournment.
Prayer hy the Dey. Dir. DoGcErT, OF the Neho:is.
Church.
The Journal of the preceding day read and appro,
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roar AT.
F.om the Ladies keepsake.
The Dreams of Life.

AL men are dresmsrs: from the hour
When reason fret eIerts It's power,
Unmindful Of itA bitter sting.
To some deceiving hope we cling
That hope 5 dream
The brs1sn trumpet's clangor gives
The Joy on which the warrior lives;
Aud at his injured country's call,
lie leaves his home. his friends, his all
For glory's dream
The lover hangs on some bright eye.
And Dreams Of bliss in every sigh;
But brightest eyes are deep in guile
And he who trusts their tickle smile.
Trusts in q dream.
The poet--nature's darling child
by fame's all.dsiIling star beguilsd,
Sings loves alternate hope and lear
Paints visions which his heart holds dear
And thus he dreams!
Ard there are those who build their Joys
On proud smbition's giIded toys,
Who feiRn would climb the crsggy height
Whose power displays 10 splendid light
But dreaming, fall
Whilst others, midst the giddy thrsng
of pleasures victims, sweep along;
Till feelings damP'd and satiate hearts,
Too worn TO feel when bliss departs
Prove all a dream
And when that chilly call Of fear.
Deaths mandate hurtles in the ear,
We find, would we retrace the past,
Fen life at bes, now fading fast
Is all dream
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Restoration Il preservation of the
Nm "A = RRs
by VI. WISE & son, of virginia.
~ C9HuGlo

M WISE son hudtug II sltoy ether i'm pose
~ bic TO attend personally TO tho great numbs I
OF daily applications Il III sections OF the Union for
their Remedy tor Badness sno tor then ecitotal,d
HAIR TONIC, have found IT n.c.esar, to sppont
General Tspeiirg 8genf, To VISIT diff mi etues
aud towns throughout tbc unttr5 Saes ve.t,ug ban,
With authority To appou, >ub sgcnt.. use, suo ,rrd
the HAIR Ionc, aud to apply the RES IURAll} h.
snd TO put them Into he hands % thass be ma, A..
point to operate wherever asuffciert ui be- Of a,
TENTS IN any town or nelghborhuod shall tie uttane.
Capt GEORGE CALVERT, ut Fauouier county.
Va, Is alone authorized 10 act as Genetst Travelling
Agent. with the powers above Indicated
Capt. may be expected to visit as speedily a.
practicable the principal cities aud tow ms the u
mon.
N d. Capt Calvert will slways have on hand a
full supply of the HAIR TONIC (Which clranses
b. bead Of dandruff, strengthens and invgo,ates
The hair, and prevents 1t, also from falling oH) for
the region OF country most contg nous 10 his opera
tions, or II may always be obtained. at wholesale,
and forwarded to any part ofthe Union, by address
in 9 the proprictors. NJ. WISE Il SON, Richmond.
Va.
uJPrico 80 per drIen cash. Six bottles for al
or one dollar for single bottle
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-05
CYAN old .oldier was cam, mari,

" An old soldier was court mart,nled IA,
drunkenness; the offence was Ct ally p oven
and the colprt was called upon Tor defence.
II was short. s,mpIo and successful "D,.,
the court think tina, Uncle Sam hires oil the
cardinal virtues for seven dollars q month p
CONUNDRUM.
When does = physician get paid BY the
church 7 When no gets his amour, from ,
chsp III fchapel