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ZINE WATCHEs,-Any lady cr

& WATCHES.-HEkRY LYMAN, In
"A PORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
ANZ. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WATCHES
esaasasSn now in receipt of very extensive STOCK,
which, Tor beauty of style aud quality, surpass aAy
thing ever offered in this city. To dealers we 81
fer the greatest advantages ever made In nie
branch Of trade in Richmond. Buyers will do wei
to examine our stock previous to making their faT-
chases, at HENRY HfMAE'S,
SO Main street,
Importer of Watches and Guns
N. B-A quantity of Watch Materials on hanc,
suitable for county wa CHI makers and dealers %
be sold very cheap, tor cash.
Watches and Jewellery carefully repaired By tx
perieuced workmen. mn Il
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FOR GE NTLF MIN BOOTS AND
- GATE RS -NEW STOCk-The sub.
scrIher has hand and shall continue to re-
ceive during the season, by every arrival his Spring
supply OF Gentemens Boots and Caters of every
description TO which he would most respectfully
call the attention of Gentlemen in want of some
thing handsome for Spring and Summer wear in
the Boot and Shoe line as they will find large
stock TO Sc ect from both of his own manufacture
and of the best Philadelphia and New York work,
for sale low by ALEX HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots Shoes Trunks
Carpet Bags and vaises, No 127, Main st, Rich.
mobd, Va. NH 10
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Ell THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully in

Ell THE SUBSCRI BEk respectfully in
lzElAforms his old customers and the public that
he has now ready for inspection an extensive stock
of goods in his line, of his own and Northern and
Eastern manufacture. The stock consists of the
usual variety of Fur, Silk, Wool and Cashmere
HATS. stiff and soft; Panama, Maracaibo Cur
raova, India Platt Swiss, Leghorn, (black, pearl,
and white co.oursD all the grades of Hungarian
and Magyar Hats, with and without Feathers; Boys
and Childrens Hats and summer Caps, of all quail
tiles and patterns; Ladies' AMI Misses Riding bats;
all the styles Of Braid, Aiboni Tfpol and variety
Of young and old Gentemen's Fancy Straw Hats
for use; all the various grades OF Palmleaf
Hats by the case or dozen
Merchants and the trade generally are invited to
examine the stock, whether they intend purchasing
in Richmond or not The subscriber has no doubt
but the extensiveness and variety of the assort-
mant, with the prices and easy terms, will be found
Inducements strong enough to keep purchasers
from going further North.
JOHN DOOLEY,
NH Elm No. 81 Main street. Richmond
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DLUMBING.-The subscriber begs leave to
inform the public that he is carving on the
PLUMBING BUSINESS in all its various branches.
and is now prepared 10 fit up Water Closets, Hot
Cold, and Shower Baths. Stationary Wash stands.
Boilers, &c. Having obtained the services of com.
petent workmen, he will do at short notice, and on
reasonable terms any work ordered TT ankful
pastiavors he solicits continuance of the same
Shop on 10th street, between Main e. Cary st eets.
NH 4-lm A. AIRS ELL
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RAND CAPITALS:

Tickets S32; halves g. quartersS.
Certificate of package OF whoes 1915, halves
1877 SO, quarters SO IS.
- Orders for Tickets in any OF the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the INST prompt and confiden.
sial attention, if addressed 10 F. MORRIS e. Co,
Managers, or to c. PURCELL,
NH Richmond. Va.
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nAGUERREOTYPES .-Itis truly said that
~ the Daguerreotypes, taken by MINIS IL
WATSON are beautiful, true TO nature, y h eyes
perfect, expressive, clear and sharp, aad altogether
free from the snutty shades which so frequent.
~ seen upon Daguefeoypes. As Tor their light, no
better you viii fiudit is clear, soft and mild and
they are prepared 10 take pictures IN clear OF cloudy
weather. which they will warrant never to fade or
he surpassed by any. Call and examine choice
collection OF specimens, whether you wish pic.
ture or mt Adm. ission always free
MINIS IL WATSON, Mansion House.
No. 35a Main 81 Richmond and
mh 10 Sycamore st Petersburg
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a. FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE

A. FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE
@ INSURANCE The Richmond Fi~s
,Association are now prepared 10 ias,e
policies of Insurance on the above Sa.
scription of risks on reasonable terms as snv
similar company, and respectfully ask a shsrs 1.
the patronage of the public. Applications VII be
9th streets, where the officers will cheerfullv fss.
nish all information that may be required Al
losses promptly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JOHN Fl. BosHER, Secretary rs1T
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ss wa. HOLT RiCHARDsON, Mer.

- Wa. HOLT Ri RICHARDSON. Mer-
NN chant Tailor, 18th Street opposite Ez-
ff change Hotel would most resp etfuliy in.
vl'e the attention of his friends and the pub
lie generally tn hi- stock OF spring and sum
mer Goods. now receiving selected by himself
with much in the Northern ciiies consisting of
the most beautiful sortment of Cloths, Cassmeres
and Vesiings II has "ver been his pleasure to offer
them, which he viii be happy to make up in the
most fashionable and neatest style and reasona-
bic terms. NH 17-d2w
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Grand Scheme for March 21e

Grand scheme for March 2fe
Seo000 10000. 100000
1000 prizes of 323. being the lowest number
prize, twenty drawn ballots in each package of 20
tickets.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass II, to
be drawn st Baltimore On Saturday, March 9th
70 numbers, 90 drawn
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA,
CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
INDIAN PANACEA,
Neuly discorercd By DR.. Minacck,
THIS mixture most efectually cures the above
Il complaints. and has been used by several per.
sons in this city with unrivalled success.
The remedy isnow prepared and for sale by K
NJ Warrington, Agent, j. B. Stegal's Store, No.
10 Main street, where many valuable certificates
may be seen of its wonderful efficacy
The Agent would refer to the following named
persons, who have used the remedy. and can tes.
tify TO its great utility in the above complaints
Mrs. Huteherson, Miss Lacy Mrs KERRY, Mr.
Bennett, Mr. Sharp, Mrs. Duff, MIR. Lynn, Mrs
Stocking, Mrs. Shields, Mrs Durfey, J. b. Steeall
R. NJ. WARRINGTON.
Sole Agent for the United States.
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LEECHEs! LEEcHEsii

LEECHES! LEECHESit
THE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for the nat.
ronaee extended to him Tor the past twenty
years in bis profession, would respectfully inform
his friends that al orders for him vii be promptly
attended to If left at the store of MARTIN a. TUR.
PIN, ON Main street between lib and Ssh streets.
At his residence, Leigh streat, between End and
srd streets.
On hand, prime lot OF Swedish Leeehea.
EDWARD r. MARTIN
NH F. fnA Leeeh n and Gunner
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pIIZE. FtbIUGIlIDtI lIG III III
NH 23-2w* HiRSH & BO1 FCdEk.

eEs gAlOST VALUA BILE A II
sE::d DWELLINGS IN THE CITY OF RICH
aOND FOR SALE-The subscriber is authorized
10 cell those three handsome Brick Dwellings on
the West side of 18th street, opposite I the Carl
ton House, now in the occupancy of Mr. VIM. S.
Donnan, DIR r. A. Darlington AMI Mr. C. Shafer
These tene nents are nearly new. well built and
most conveniently located for the merchant or
man of business being within fiv minutes walk of
the principal places OF bu,iness.
Also, the Lot at the corner OF 18TH snd Marshall
Streets having thereon several small buildings
yielding fai, annual rent. Applyto
nah l2 " COMM
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
OF CLOTHING.
Ia 5. MERCHANT a. WEiSIGER, No. 1la
HA Main street. are now receiving their Spring
M and Summer Stoca OF CLOTHING. en-
--s- hracins every variety and quality Their
goods were manufactured by themselves expressly
Tor this market, and will be sold on reasonable
terms. Merchants are requested TO call and ex
anime cur stock which they will fnd well adapted
to their Ira1e, In style and quality
s. MERCHANT & WEISIGER
N. B-A!so,a large stock OF Shirts and Collars,
well made, and OF good material
NH i3 M &, w
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nRY GOODS. CHEAP FOR CASH.

- w. BOOTWRIGHT has received his supply
o. Dry Goods for the spring trade, to which he in
vtes the attention of his u.tomers, and all in want
OF rich Paris Bareges Barge de LANES, Mouslaines
Md Gloves, white and colored; sup. twisted Silk
Mitts Prints, Of all descriptions; Domestic Goods
OF all kinds; together with a tull assortment OF
housekeeping Goods of every description, all OF
which will be sold at the lowest prices Tor cash
W. BOOTWRlsHT. No. 265,
NH 25-lm Cor Broad end lst streets.
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$4,000, 10000, 10,000u
Susauehaunn Lottery. Glass No -, to be
drawn at Baltimore on Wednesday, March 24th.-
rs numbers, Is drawn.
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The age OF bargaining, said Burke,
Has come: to-day the turband Turk
Il Engand's friend and fast ally,
g. But THE PLACE FOR -
MBARGAlNS, is 10 Main street, the 49,
IF largest, most convenient and most pleasant
sST ssl0on for the sale ofsadiss, gents end chill
dren's shoes and CATERS south of the Potomac
We invite the attettion of the public to our Spring
stock for 1852, embracing many new styles, and
we assure them that our prices will be found as
low as any house in this State. Country nercb ants
buyinc for cash. viii find it TO their interest to give
us call. WHITE 81 PAGE,
nh 10 3 doors below Dooley's Hat Store.
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NEW, CHEAP, AND BEAUTTFUI.

NEW, CHEAP, AND REAUTIFUI.
l Coo - at J. MiLLHISER & BROTHERS
IS3 Broad street.-Ladiesi If you want 10
nuy The cheapest Dry Goods ever seen or heard al,
then call on us, and take loak at our entire ne,
stock OF spring aud summer Goo is, which we are
feetiv ng and opening daily, and we are satis6ed
ma. pr'ces and styles viii meet your expectations
,;a me GLOWING goods We bought under very pecu.
hsI vantas es we able TO se!i them VI about
Sa,i lneir value; 1000 pieces Ribbons, 500 Grape
ans"is, l0o00 linen cambria Handkerchief, beau
niai colored Kid Gloves, 379 cents Parasos, Ba.
ICES Barge de LANES and Lawns in gre al va.
rlety also, an excellent assortment of Hosiery
very cheap; black and white aiI.silk Ease only IS
cents pair; Swiss, check and catnbric Mouslinas.
ana all kiads Of Domestic Good. 70 be had on,
can, AZ M.LLtiiSER g. BROTH Frs.
nIn * i93 Rr0ad street
Il LII PEhsot- indunsea u DAVID BAhEK
n deed, are respectfully feeuestea ~ make ua~.
ai'ht TO laWes Il Salfaa or 10 iF.ss subscriber by
q ApF1', - Hunger indulgence naapnf M given,
he fennsnt 81 s the claims VIII DC placed i. iae
sisncs ct the Law ior col eetion
u BAKER, Jr,, Ex.or OF o Baker, deed
NIB l2--dl7t
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SPRING FASHIONS, e;

1AA GentIemen who desire to wear fine, III
well finished and fashionable Hat, of Richmond
make at as low lower price than at any house in
this city, are requested to call the subscriber,
who has just commenced distributing the Spring
style of Hats, warranted equal to any made in this
or any of the Northern cities
He would also call the public's attention to his
sortment of Magyar, Kossuth and Hungarian Hats
just received and receiving, which he will sell low.
Call at No. 1877 Bi DAD street. sign of the Vel.
low Hat. RICHARD MOORE.
P. S-keep it before the people, that they can, for
81 80, get Moeskn Hat that sell every where
for So; and all others at the very low rates.
NH 6-lm* r. NJ
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Ell SPRlNst rASHIUN-es ZEN M
a&AA TLEMEES' HATS Beebe's beautiful M
style for sale by J. Il. ANTHONY, Colup1- W
bian Hotel Corner. ~s
STANDARD PRICES.
Best quality rnoleskja, So so
Second quality " s 90
SILK Hats 2 SO
FINE CAIFSEIE SEWED BOOTS,
Only three dollars and Jitty cents
= ). q. anthony has made an arrangement with one
Of the best makers in the city of PHILADELPHIA, 20
supply MIN with handsome and substantial Calf.
skin Se9ed BOOT, which he will sell at the unpra.
cedented low price OF 81 50.
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- Il y 2 THIS EA IN TFFRELLI No
Ia TALE OF THE REVOLUTION The
Seven BROTHERS of Wyoming, suthentc
history OF the Rrigands of American Revolution
This work IS narrative Of exciting interest, and
exhibiting peculiar feature in the American Re
volutian. The Seven Brothers of Wyoming were
the most widely known and dreaded of that pecu-
liar class of man. called Refugee SINNERS, which
the war OF tns Colonies OF America with Great Bri
Ia H. called into existence. The present narrative
Is truthful history of their unparalleled acts OF
airocity il New York, Phil delphia Bucks county,
Pa, and the Valley OF Wyoming II embraces,
also. vivid picture OF the bloody massacre of
Wyoming. The narrativ. Is graphically written
and win repay petusal. Price IS cents. For sale
wholesale and retail bv
Taos, II GRESHAM, 1904 Brad st..
agent for all the Foreign and Anne lean Periodical
NH 26
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VERY ATTRACTIV E.-Jus1 received
case genuine French Prints, YARD wide. at
shilling, worth IS cents
case Eareston Gingham al ! shilling, worth IS
cents "
1000 yards of those fast coored Prints az O. cents
For bargains. call at
CHRISTIAN g. LATHROP's.
NH "a aq Ma;n 80.
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HAVANA CIGARS. A large suoply II I..ts
: ! finest qualify Of imported Havana Cigars, u
various choice aad fayorits brands
f. j. PICOT,
mn 70 Corner opposite the Old Market
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IN 1852. 81
IMPORTATION. E III

NJ By the Excelsior. Conqueror and HEaa
&4 Constellation, from Liverpool, we ssAss
are receiving our stock of China and Earthen.
ware, and by daily arrivals from the Northern
cities, places in possession of full supply OF the
various kinds and grades sot Glassware, together
with varied assortment OF Fancy Goods Looking
Glasses, Walters, Cutlery, &c, DC. Country and
city dealers respe ctfully invited to call and e
anime our stock before purchasing
STEBRINS, DARRACOTT & CO.,
Iron Front Building,
NH d No lll Broad street
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Steamer Pocahontas Briley, Baltimore, mdze.
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Yoke, WOOD AND C0AL..lhe suoscri
and the public generally, with any quantity of
Coke or Coal on as reasonable terms as can be
bought in the city. They nave the best Oak and
Pine Wood that comes 70 this market, and can sell
I cheaper than any other Yard in the place. Or.
ders can be left at Mr. L. p. ELLIS Grocery, on
Broad 1t Shockoe Hill. or at their Office, on Pearl
street, opposite the Aihsm Ora Hotel. Those or Ter
ing, may rely upon getting their orders promptly
flied. THOMAS FOSTER,
NH f-dt2oA IA FOSTER
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E1 kOSS UTH. HUNGARIAN AND
GAMAGYAR HATS.-VlGLINI,l 0l Main street,
has just received so dozen OF the above fashionable
Hats, which he offers to those in want at very
low prices. Also, the Spring style of Moleskin
Hat, which win be sold at Is per cent less than
can be purchased in any other house in this city.
Do not forget the No. is l0l Main street, where
the best Hat can be had Tor 81. NH 23-6t
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JANEo g Al Elk
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
Loaoeu, Mas.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & Co, and PEY.
TON JOHNSON, Richmond, and by Druggists
everywhere. feI2
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AYERS CHERRY PECT0RAL, For tne

kctuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
To- few Agents wanted. Apply at the Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
For the Enquirer,
MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD.
} TIE Legislature OF vIEGlNl

TO TIE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
An article appeared In last Fridays Enquirer under tho
sigma ure Of "in Observer which forcibly arrested my
enon and which should pass unhcedcd BY your hon
o.abe body The facts presented by that writer challenge
denial.
Ills true that If the Alexand. and Manassas Gap Com
pany do abandon their unwse and inerpeen scheme
of extending their road from Nanassae Gap Srasbug
Harsonbnry and Jennings Gap, they will interfere with the
great Central Rail Road whose trade will tins be diverted
and ultimately find its way 10 Baltimore by Winchester.
lts true that the wild and ipracticable scheme Of
tain parsons connected with the Alexandria and Manassas
Gap Company, of extending their road from The Gap 10
Srasburg, nnd thence 10 the Three Folks; The wilder
imp:acrcable scheme Of separate and independent
road first S,;asburg and thence Petersburg raught
with ncacuabc evil the finances and bee, interests of the
State Those projects just sbnu! feasible sub
marine telegraph ~ Enc land Millions upon millions might
accomplish both, or all.
In the OF sense in Tho name of The best
interests Of The State why not carry the prac
cal nmendaon OF tho Governor and extend the road
from Manassas Gap to Pnddynwn, In Hampshire county
where would inerscct the Baltimore md Ohio road =
Disrcs zd The village claims OF S;rusburg Scven5urs
tint complete Tie connection upon tho cheapest and d.
LINES. This gap Is seventy nj les and CnUii 10 GiG
with paying Rail Road BY the tine The Baltimore
Company finish The Western section Of their road Naec
ing-say in one Year.
How, ,hcn would stand the cns@7 HE OF Rail Road
whose Western e.mini would DO Wheeling and ParkcTs-
hurg would connect Alexandria with those points the
Ohin, BY sirfy-on. miles nearer than Baltimore.
Otserre-,he distance from paddyown Baltimore is
col miles; from Pndtyiown TO Alexandria 40 milss from
pdGdY;own via the p7opose'! extension from Manassas Gan
and Brentsyc Junction. is 40 miles IN Fade cksbu,a and
To Richmond 20 miles; exactly cquidsant with Baltimore
Richmond ITSELF hsn, the capital OF YOU: State would be
brought precisely "a near Wheeling and Parkersbug Bal
limors now is. Is this not enongh7
Again SS5O would complete the rail road from aIanas.
sas Gap PADDY town. dec; line ia pursued. Proceed
zigzacing the Valley 10 jennings Cap ard millions
would suffice Three millions wopld carry it 10 the
Three Forks Tygarts Valley Fridge; and hazard soothing
y saying ten mill would carry it Pakersburg
independent road am True friend of Alexandria vii!
e my market town, bu, ain opposed visionary projects
which can never be executed or If carried out will ruin 9TH
great interests and bankrupt the State leave nv name
gith the editor pHILO OBSERVER
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cORRECTlON.-In the following communication, pup
bsd in Yesterdays paper, words incorrectly Ph
u,Iocous" instead Of ALvEoLuS, and tinkic Instead OF
.,r we re-publish the utcle 10 a corrected form:
,,, c,usEp HI EXTRACTION OF a TODTii.-A lady
T., name lucke, had tooth extracted about
IN and the Jl"eng continued until Tuesday when ne
o yam rhaus,inn ScTeral physicians tried IN YAM 10
stop;li b!eean5'
r. u. Editors Of the Enquirer -, o. 700
1b,.c scen the above information puoi5l'ed IN several
- feel ,ha; should not hesitate u give my WIS On
iii such cases of heno;r!iagc, with Tie assufaIe 5 5
/, flowcd AIN confident there VIII ne NJ s"e,
II is usual in cases OF conlihuea
ndng fy,n, the extraction OF TOOTH TO apply 70 e -
u n;ecp oI cotnn saturated win some astfii'e'' @
nnr,ly succcssul but there nTe cases ~n'ch aelnlhi
-" ttfrpn treatment from the debility OF me pa1lei'
preventing the customary o'UasIo'' - " ~
| which supply The parts WIN "ooo, ,,,.oa d yi,h
M nh exnnsed to sirung LIGHT, you VIII soon learn
- ,;ch ,vcolus the blood continues 10 Hlch@ ms -
s'oi f,,, nc i; shows which arteries OF Inc iooti
vi n,nrc than one fang had ceased 10 ceed h"eioe
,h r,oIe treatment is be directed 10 lhe oiee"!
Ilus alone Now prepare piece Vi eo.to ~
aronp solution OF alum and water, IN 'is !o"! % pJ
,ised airing: then with instrument sniiclenty shs ~
M v nj IN nne end OF the cotton TO the bottom OF Inc al
eos nrorecd 10 pack the alvtnls lrny wi e Cotton ~
small folds that they may bear on the siuts VI ~. w.
rnu have reached the surface by THIS process CT" o.' w
i;a non End request the patient TO abstain rom co'-
no,,G, mr. from food which requires much mastcaon.-
In d II, IA hours the cotton may be removed "ien al
of bleeding will have ceaEt"; 10 secure "'cr uSp
no., n,irev ON the rmness of the filing This !rcateh,
has been followed by myscli LOT zen !eHs any VI
rhe-e numerous other remedies haze failed, am! nave
~, 70 soc cnse where doubted lis complete success e
worst case was that OF Dr. u IT, OF Noi,oth ,
pnia who blcd about two Weeks, WITHOUT
this treatment, soon ms II was properly appoti;
s'oPfea VIC K. D. ADDlNGToN.
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s.I..iTSGlt.
THE OLD GREEN LANE.
NJ ELIZA cooX.

,Twas The ycry merry sun NOR TIME
That parlans hills and Cells,
And the south %ind runSa iai'! e''
Upon the .oxglnso bells ;, ,,rc,
The cuckoo stood on the lazy
70 bid her las, good byem .,os
The lark spruny over the village cauIcu,
And whislled to the SKY, .,e
And we had como from iiie harvest si'to''
hlith, and tawny train,
II ,rarked our path with poppy 'ea'es
Along the old green lane.
,Tyas pleasant way on sunny Gay,
And we wero happy sst,
Az wo i'lv bent where tho s'reamiet ~eht
To &c, our fingers wet;
With The dog rose here, aud the orchis thel''
And the woodbine twining through,
with the br ,at trees meeting every%hers
And the grass s:ill damp with dow;
ALI we all forgot in that oltssiul spo'
Tho names OF care and pain, ,r,
Awe Law on the bank by the shep"e'" . o''
To res. In the old green lane.
n, d,vs como by can but Sigh
A. :.Ink of. that rich hour.
rhen my heart in It's glee but seemed 10 Do
Another woodside flower;
ror though the trees be still as fair
And the wild bloom still as gay
Though the south wind sends as sweet an UT,
And heaven as bright day.;
Yc, the merry set are far and Wide
And we never shall meet again
We shall never ramble side BY side
Along tina. old green lane.
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YORK RIVER STEAM NAVIGATION coMpANY.

YORK RIVER STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
In pursuance Of resolution Of The Of York
River Steam Navigation Company passed e last
ing held Krg and Quecr Court House The OH OF Feb,
inst, a meeting held at King william Court House.
Monday % iast which Organized by the appointment
OF Mr. Edward Gresham TO the Cnalr and Charles r. Evans
Secretary.
Epun repors being called for Mr. 6. W. Dassctt, who
appointed a committee 10 &c. the charter, formerly
granted by Legislature the above nsred Company
amended suit purposes OF the present Company,
ported "ha upon examination of;he charter and consultation
with counsel deescd unnecessary 20 make any smcnd
'asn:s, and HAT it only necessary for The Company 10
reduce their shares from sl0o $40 sac in order to enable
them to proceed under snis clar,es.n
Tho committee appointed 10 confer with Mr. Wright in
relation 10 The steamer Star made rspJI which
ceived and laid on The table.
Resolved That tho Richmond Wing and Enquirer be re-
quested publish the proceedings Of ths meeting and that
the other Richmond papers, with those Norfolk be
ouested 10 copy.
In consequence few OF the stockholders being pres
en, deemed inexpeden go into the election Of off,
GERS; and the meeting then adjourned mret again the
9Th Of March next King and Queen Court House. Chat
being Court day) al which time all The stockholders
Mostly requested 10 attend either In or BY proxy
EDW. GRESHAM, Chairman.
CHAHLEs r. EvAss, Secretary.