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RcHMoSD, March I'D 1853.
10 Aesg,s Hughes billiard, Thomas II Watkins and
William A. Shefield
GEsTLFmEv Il have received your favor of the 18th
Inst, apprising Of nomination BY the Democrats oI
Henry candidate for the House OF Delegates in Use next
Legislature uf Virginia While grafeh, ! was also
psed ri manifestation of The confidence and respect OF
nv Democratic friends of Henry. was surprised 6eca
il WINS generally known that il my wish and intention
from public lite h the close OF the present session
the General Assembly Al my advanced age private
life il o course preferable public But when look
back al the long continued active course both public and
private which have pursued in my nalive county OF Hen
nv; and when know that | must have committed many
errors though unintenliona am unable 10 resist the a
peal made 10 me sacrifice my private wishes 10 those oil
my Democratic friends OF Henry. know not how 10 ex-
press my grateful feelings for this continued mark OF Their
confidence !cque any other way Than by cnmpll-
ancc viii! their wishes You therefore authorized TO
announce me as candidate for election delegate
from the county Of Henry and beg you, gentlemen, To
accept my thanks foI the aaering manner in which you
have communicated my nomination.
With high respect, your friend and lellow-czen
GEO HAJRSrON.
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CHANGE OF COURT DAYS

We have been requested to that the next Circuit
Court for New Kent county will be held on The Gath May;
that for Charles City tho Isl day Of June aud shat for
the county of James City and city OF Williamsburg the
10th day OF June.
ANEW PLaTFORM.-Chares B. Ferguson was
ddae for constable in Georgetown township California.
His friends ISSUED address, in his favor and announced by
authority that is in favor of the next opposed to
the cholera in of high salaries and opposed
rent money and poor brandy We have not heard the result
elc
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pOErICAL.
For the Enquirer.
SpIRIT-WHISPERS.

SPIRIT-WHISpERS.
The spirit voices whisper me
In every passing breeze;
hear their gentle voices now
Trembling among the trees
They tell Of land of fadelesa flowers
They whisper of peace and JOY.
Thew are freiehIed with bliss from pleasures lano
Pleasures without alloy.
Not like the fleeing joys Of earth
That bloom but 10 decay,
All no-they tell of endless bliss
IL the spirt-land away.
Then come 10 the spirit-land, they sigh,
D come from this earth way
Come where the skies are ever hil ght
Come where there's no decay
o linger not in this changeful world
Cling not TO lis ear,h-born ties,
There nre brighter Joys awaiting thee
ia Inv home beyond the skies
Then come from this joyless earth away,
And join ye the happy. band,
Whose voices are ever whispering thee
From their far-off spiri.land
CUMBERLAND Co., Va.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

MAHTlNsvILLE, HENRY March l5tIl 1853
Dear Sir Al meeting of the Democratic party convened
nj hia village on Monday last! it resolved wnh much
unanm,y that you be requested again become cand
date 10 represent the couny Of Henry in the next Legisa
tnre of Virginia We. the committee appointed by the meet
ing 10 nu you Of this resolve and request yonr accept
ance OF the nomination. pleasure in assuring that we
believe such TO the general wish of the Democracy and
have only say in addition that compliance with the
general feeling upon this subject will be highly gratifying 10
MS PERSONALLY Very respectfully, your obi servants,
HUGHES DJLLARD, J
THOS. II. WATKINS Committee.
WIN A. SHEFFIELD
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With high respect, your friend and fellow citizen,
GEO. HAIRSTON.

The King Of Sweden consideration Of the great scen
titc practical value of Lieut. Mauys abors has ordered
lha, the Swedish navy cooperate with this officer by ma
king observations according TO tho form prescribed for his
nWnd and Current" chart.
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MIR SION AGIEpnS

Ii elscs US true pleasure publish The following cores
pundence embracing The acceptance by friend Haston OF
the urgent appeal Of his fellow citizens to become candidate
aosn We expected nothing else sterling Demo
Graf and patriot
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The New York Mirror says the nomination oil Charles
Gordon r..ue editor of The Boston Post sent In by the
President for Inc naval Office Boston, that all lovers
of good fellows in and of politics. will approve-i is in
harmony with the "eterna fitness Of things. The Provi
dence Journal says:
"Chnes Gordon Greene, the editor of the Boston Post
has received the important and lucrative office of Naval
Officer al Boston, The appointment will give general salts
faction Col Greene has rendered the important
vice 10 Democratic party and ENJOYS the ! confidence
OF The President. The Wings will be quite as content with
the apponlu.nt OF their able and opponent
with any they could expect although We do not appEe
bend thai nt opinion - regarded very important elc
men in the matter"
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We learn that in consequence of the continued illness OF
Mira FILLMORE il s not likely that Mr.. FILLMORE will be
10 STA on his proposed journey the South before
the frs of April; II is possible that he may have
to furego Tho Trip altogehsr Warrington Republic.
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN lLLtNOIS.-A bill in
the Illinois oasc Of representatives 10 abolish capital pun
ishment WINS defeated, the 9th nst by vote Next
day the vote rcconsdered and the bill amended
make the penalty merely imprisonment for life. The ques
ton then recurring s passage il was again defeated by
a vote az d O Al
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BALTIMORE, MARCH 22.-Sales of 500 bills. Howard
stree, -four at 81 81 holders generally asking S.

NEW YORK, MARCH 22.-Flour Is active. $4,000 bills,
Of State brands sold to-day 81 so TO 462 Genessee
462 to 81 1900 barrels Southern -four sold at s4s7
Wheat Is unsettled $4,000 bushels white were sold at
SIX c,s yellow IS cts.
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Among the appointments recently confirmed by the SEN
ate is that OF Or. s. ID. Heep consul at Tuns post
which he filled Tor years with great credit 10 himself
and satisfaction the government and American citizens
who visited Tuns during his residence at that place He
was removed by the late administration and in promptly
Installing him the administration has only secured
the services of faithful and efficient public servun but has
given great satisfaction Dr. Keeps numerous friends
home and abroad.-[ Union
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nEp 81. Thursday rvrni", I'm Aitr,u IL
The 81 Yr,l ace tho iaheI talumsia
Flu. auna iHN ARD SriRlG, second sou .! Williams Smn
Esq Lr his p,rruf. Ia te bereavement !elnenner hat hell @
Iui,l loss may he ifi+ eternal gam
ilir children and ofii t!rin not
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u H. BRANCH,
JOSEPH! A. SiUNDR


: any II our friends who c"usisn their Tobacco Con-
Merchants shall desire I" have The Inspected az We
, respectfully ta" they s West li! h""'
shalt from or. at lructIuI to their merchants
l'tursluT.. Fro
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THE u. S. SLoop-oE-WAR John ADAMS.

ldE " .. SLOof-Of-NHh JOhN AUaMo.
SALEM, March 2ist.-Accoupts received here. OF
date, that the U. s. soopofwa John Adams sailed
from Sierra Leone the 29 of January last for the lee
ward. The officers and all well. The steamer
Potomac this port brings the ctt" bags Of the u States
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TRIAL. OF SPRING.

ryu,pviputA March 2I.--The trial OF Arthur Snrne
= IN. murder Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Lynch,
a,l l., 4 ~ in the Criminal Court-Juiets Allison and
KIN. M The bench BE- IL o'cpc. jury was eIparntl
49, 80. evidence commenced There is 4 great crowd 10
an. anon, HE COURTHOUSE and the greatest interest
:, yiu.. IN the Proceedings
s;m: Gc:.cra! Red, 10 his Opening adifcss mi" a
i. Il iac evidence thar w"Dld be iduccd, mastIg
80. .Faiu G he strongest crcums anccs, which IL
4 1!,y srigi,Tt ensure The conviciiin Of The &C.
cnsfi ., :.
Te defence will attempt 10 di=crcIl the evidence OF
rornc Snnu b. pruvlrs him ~ oc liar and thie but
his evidence IN regard the murder will be c1rooorated by
other Witnesses.
C5rone. Goldsmith D. Lewia. and Lieutenant Clarke Of
the police were exlnineI when The court adjourned u"ii
three o. clock.
The Boston Journal conrGdicis on respectable auoiI-
i, that Surins committed the murder in New Fonndand
The Spring guilty that all was hung al ST. johns y
f.. in 1853.
Yunnp Spring while living in Washington. employed
BY confeciione who much pleased al The Lads de-
t.rmina,jon % o5a!n pardon Of hs father out Of Sing
Sing prison thai he contributed $40 towards paying The
penses Of lis journey Albany II lie said the employer
gives him good character.
SECOND DESPATCH
Philadelphia March 2l.The court adjourned at seven
o'clock after The examination VI abou. twenty Witnesses
Sp.nes snu has yet becn placed upon The stand An
immense crowd surrounded the court but Spring snug
,ed 1910 carriage through the back door unknown the
mob and conveyed prison The evidence l occupy The
court all day tomorrow.
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NEW YORK BELLIES AT A PREMIUM IN PARIS.
Il is rumored that Madame R, Of Paris late Miss l.,
of New York Ia appointed one of the DANES dhoneur
the Empress and that Mrs. r. formerly Miss c.. of this
city, has received similar appointment-[N Y. Mirror.
PHILADELPHIA, MARCH 22.--The trial Of Spring is
sill progressing. The testimony is positive.
The steamer City of Glasgow from Liverpool arrived to-day
with 400 passengers Her cargo valued hundred
thousand dollars .
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5z----ss- - - za--s--aza
Lot FOR SALE.

WISH |" rr Interest tni" la.i shlrs) IL hc House and
lpt kmu"n The "uld iy Ia'" the Northwest cofGrI
Main aud l Cay ui Richmond. aud opposite he l"
";eI For rihc particulars, apply The hciiter a Wln
JDIlS VI. GALE VI "
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IMPORTANT DECISlON.-W. c. Clarke, Judge oil
Probate for Hisboro county, n H. has recently decided
that The investment of wards funds in railroad en-.
erprse is not the exercise OF sound discretion and that the
guardian is liable for thu money and interest.
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II Az fSIIC ID
Al l., IN

EAkhtso Oak brunswick county, the 80 rm- ~ n
John Br " II T. Wy HNEamiA NlE " III
,i4uch GEO. White OF Petersburg
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDkNr,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESlDkNr
By and ritt the advice and consent of the Senate.
Joseph Lane OF Indiana to he of the Territory
of Oregon, in place of John P. Gaines, removed
Isaac Stevens Of Massachusetts, to be governor of the
Territory Of Washington
Geo. L. Curry Of Oregon be secretary of the Territory
of Oregon in place of Edward Hamilton removed.
w. Nesmith Of Oregon, be marshal OF the Territory
Of Oregon in place oil Joseph L. Meek whose commission
has expired
Fernando j. Moreno 10 be marshal of the United States
for the southern district of Florida in place OF Walter
e.. Maloney, resigned
Jesse Clemens be marshal the United States for
the middle district of Tennessee in place Of VIM NJ Brown
removed.
Robert J. Chester be marshal of the United ties or
the western district of Tennessee in place of A. Guthrie
signed
for the district of Massachusetts, In place OF Geo. Lun
signed.
Thomas Evans be attorney United States for the
district Of South Carolina place of j. L. Peigu resign
Thomas Hayne be attorney of the United States for the
distrct OF Illinois, in place OF Archibald Williams removed
George E. Hand 10 be attorney of United States for
the district of Michigan, in place Of Samuel Barstow reno
we'd.
Benjamin F. Harding Of Oregon, to be attorney of The
United States for the district Of Oregon place of Amorv
Hobrook, removed
Henry NJ Bishop DO assistant treasurer OF the United
States Boston, in the State Of Massachusetts, place OF
Franklin Haven resigned.
Sidney Webster OF New Hampshire be The
President to sign patents for lands
Robert B. Campbell of Texas, be commissioner for
ming the boundary line between the United States and the
republic OF Mexico under he fifth article Of the treaty with
that Republic concluded the 81 February, l94 in place
Of John r. Bartlett, removed.
Theodore S. Fay of New York be minister resident OF
the United States in Switzerland.
John Randolph Clay Of Pennsylvania, be envoy
ordinary and minister penpotentiary of the United States
the republic of Peru
Samuel D. Heap, be consul OF the United States for The
city and kingdom of Tunis, In place OF Joseph H. Nicho
son. removed
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The steamship City of Richmond has bsen sold TO the
Union Steamship Company of Philadelphia 10 be employed
between that city and ports in Virginia.
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EXCITEMENT AT THE CENSUS OFFICE RE
MOVAL OF CLERKS &c

CLEKNS,
WAsHIssTos, March 2lst, lS53.-The Census Office In
Eighth and its vicinity been the of great
excitement day In the first place. upward Of hun
bred clerks removed leaving but eight in the
Office and Il proposed dispense with the Eighth street
and Seventh Offices altogether; Office and few
picked clerks being deemed sufficient wind up the bus
ness.
In the place Mr. Kennedy late superintendent of the
Census Bureau sued writ of replevin Mr. De Bow
his successor oy virtue Of which he entered the Office
Deputy Marshal and removed thre Carloads OF
manuscripts claimed Gyae property but
embracing large quantity of prepared by clerks
10 the Office the Census Board pub
hcasons public societies, &c The documents
removed appraised a, S4SO and Kennedy has given
ooo..u In 81 900 for their safety.
- Mr. DeBow consulted the District Attorney and there is
no prompt measures will be taken for
the recovery such of public character 1t Is
derstood MIR Kennedy had accumulated large mass OF
manuscripts preparatory 10 extended work on the esour
ces of the country, which he designed publish his
own account Congress had declined public the
returns on the extensive scale proposed.
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!. TEA! aud luHHr iDI V0uT1sIv"s

NASHVILLE, IE<S.jN-, ri. ISL
Gar: T repeatedly us.i uergy rec;oa
Conii and influenza, and have hei ,roaOuGCisr ~
'ouIle,r remedy Four my rh.'rcu h"ro an,
ste. diseases. Tie III, PcctDrtI
inut Iciicl. JiNE7 "h>'''i'
: ,t,nf iiir al aha
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NEW YORK, MARCH 22.--Ths steamer Atlantic from
Liverpool has been eesraphed Perhaps she may arrive in
Tin harn niuhf
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MIS- Sarah Ann Bourne, of Baltimore who had
oeen for several weeks since the birth of her last
child, insane, Thursday last eluded the vigilance
u "ei attendants and proceeded to drug store,
"nefe she procured quantity of laudanum and
en,oioiosm. This she administered to her three
@ onauien ana partook of the deadly mixture her.
sell On discovery of the fact, two physicians were
called who succeeded by the use of ealvapism and
emetics In saving the lives of the infant and the
second child, but the eldest fine boy between sv.
and Six years old, died. The unfortunate lady WA
not expected to survive
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The Lynchburg Virignian gives; description of
a remarkable meteoric phenomenon which ap-
peared westwardly in the heavens on Monday eve
ming OF last week. Itisrepresented as having been
fiery body, half as large as the moon-which
shot forth like an ordinary meteor, at an elevation
of ten or twelve degrees above the horizon Its
direction at first was rapidly descending for mo-
ment, and then ascending, but more slowly and in
zg-zas course, for IL or Is degrees until it di.ap-
peared. brightly luminous track which did not
fade away fer more than an hour, marked it's
course.
A similar phenomenon, we recollect, was OBJ
served in the Northern States few years since on
the evening of fourth of July, and was the theme
of newspaper wonder for considerable period
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correspondent of the New York Times, writing
from the Sulphur Springs of Virginia, after giving
an agreeable account of his impressions launches
forth In thefollowing glowing language
But these Virginia soltudes will soon be solitudes
no more. year or two hence, the railroad will
wind Its iron threads around these mountains and
link them to the seaboard. Locomotives produce
telegraphs; swift matter prepares the way for
sWlfter mind; steam inaugurates electricity
already measured, and the lightning putting con-
tempt ON mail service, time and space will beset
new otfspring-a wider intermarriage of natural
ferces will go on, and we shall have a domestic
system quite as extensive as the circumstances of
our section OF the Universe. am glad that these
mountains, forming frontiers in the direction of
the zenith, are to become part and parcel of Young
America, as they will contribute steady thoughts
and quiet habits to its irrepressibe genius. There
will soon be no excuse tor any ones neglect of
these Springs.
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IHE MURDERED MAN.-The Charleston Repub.
lcan gives some additional particulars relative to
the remains of man found near Tyler mountain
hanawha county, on the 22d of July. 1t is now
supposed that his name was Johnson or John Bovd
"a man by that name having been employed ON
steamboats, III that vicinity 1t is also thought he has
relatives in Ohio or Virginia, and the Republican
requests any one having definite information of
such man, to communicate the same to Matthew
Dunbar, kanawha Court House.
William Whalan, who is charged with the mur:
der has been sent on to the October Circuit Court
for trial
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paragraph in the foreign news, copied verba.
tim from an exchange paper, and published in the
Dispatch on Monday, was SO obscure as to make
sone explanation necessary 1t should have been
stated that a courier had taken his departure for
harseilles, with orders to embark there at once.
bearing dispatch for Lord stratford de Redclife.
which, it is said in well informed quarter, enjons
MIN to employ every possible means to induce thu
Sultan to accept without delay, the note of Vienna
without modification.
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NOTHING TO Do.-The editor of the Mobile Dai
ly Advertiser says: Our editorial chair is, at pre-
sent almost literally sincure. We have actually
designated as reading matter" and he can only
give part of his time to it, No others are to be
had for "love or money" Under these circum-
stances, we deem necessary to give the first (and
now the only place,) to the telegraph, and those
matters which are of immediate local interest.
We sympathise with our distressed brother, and
would send him, If we could, some of our glori
Gus cool mornings. We have no frost as yet, but
our evenings and mornings are so cool and delight
ful that we have to abandon the tripod daily, sat
dawn and dusky eve" and in brief hours walk,
ma ourselves at least twenty years younger. We
intend to forward the first specimens of frost to
our friends down on the gulf
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CASH TERMS or ADvERTlsTN0.
INTERESTING rrnn Mr--es - = !. .

,ass saoh Mxxrco.-we find in the o.
PicayHne Of the 27th nit the dets,. ~
lgence heretofore briefly given b. .s,s~rs.s
brought by the steamer Texas which 1efs Vs. g..
on the 22d. Thedeath ofGen Don Jose M.,,. ,r,,..,
Mendivil, who held the Office Of Mnister - W..
and Marine in the Mexican Cabinet i. snn<.,,,..,,
hy the Sigio XIX, with the usual typoor,nb;c.,
symbols of mourning. His intimate counec,;o,,
WIN the whole country, his sincere friendship to
Santa Anna in adversely in prosperity, his great
experience, expansive capacity, and vast informa.
'ioii, leave void In the cabinet which, ssys The
etsto, no member Of the actual administration can
completely fill. Senior Don Juan suarez ' Navarro
was charged with the portfolio of the Ministry Of
var and Marine, and the Siglo XIX SAYS It an
rsa'eu probable that he would continueto do so-
euoiera continues to rage in Oaxaca, but had
IN orizava and Tehuacan. There
:. Deen several executions of persons concern.
- = so'ne OF the numerous robberies committed
'a'e. The Indians continue their rav,re. +, n,
aad Chihuahua. A desperate Indian robher
naiieo Antonio, on whose head a ny;c. IA -.
Se'' naa Deen captured in chihuahua and tske, =,
durango The report reached Mex;co .na -
.Ae beginning of the month, that hostilities
~ - ou' = tne Mesilla Valley, between the
-. :. "oops anu the Mexican forces under General
irias. This caused no small exci,.,osr, r..on..
ssnce also arrived about the same time ,b., .ad;-
tionai iorces were being posted by the II s,.,..
the RIO Grande, and that there were 10 ooo ,roon.
In Texas, the object Of which, taken in conr..,;l.
with the report from Mesilla, could only "a,
be presumed to be new invasion of Mex;co T,L.
Eco del Commercio, however reviewing verv oh,v
the whole circumstances connected with the .ffar.
OF the United States and Mexico, came to the CON.
ciusion that the reports in the highest deyre
improbable. The excitement, nevertheless. was an
serious that the Supreme Government thought pro
per to call on Mr.. Gadsden, the IT, s. Minister at
Msxlco for explanations, and the immediate con,.-
quence was the setting at ease all present fears of
our neighbors The Diario 0tFcial ofthe 9Th gives
tne substance OF communications from Gen Trias
tothe 18th OF August up to which date no difficulty
had occurred at Mesilla. Gen Trias had his fears.
however, In consequence ofths increase of Ameri.
ntroops in New Mexico, and the arrival of Gen
Gariand In command but the Diario ouiets all
apprehensions by quoting the assurances of the
american Minister that the approach of the troops
involved no hostile view.
Inc Prefect of the District of Vera Cruz gives
long account OF heavy rains which occurred in
San Carlos on the 28th of August, and great dis.
tress in consequence.
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ARREST OF FUGirfvE sLAvss.--The Westmin.
'ter Carolitonian says that four runaway slaves
were found ON Tuesday last in car near Taney.
town. Md. When an attempt was made to arrest
them the negroes fred on their pursuers, wound
ing though not severely, three persons. The fire
was returned, and one of the negroes dangerously
wounded Alter desperate fight they were all Sc
cured and lodged in jail
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The FAIR.-Our brother, ALEXANDER of the
Charlottesville Advocate, informs US that perfect
avalanche of people are coming down from the
Red Lands to the Fair next month. He warns us
to be provided they will not like to kill their own
cattle and poultry to furnish them the means of
living while here. He need not be alarmed. We
shall no doubt be prepared for them all
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meeting has been held in Albemarle to recon.
mend the location through the northwest part of
that county of the Lynchburg and Alexandria
Railroad. route traversing north and southwest
Albemarle, to the Piney Mountain and the Earlys.
vile neighborhood, crossing the Central Railroad
at some point between Charlottesville and the Blue
Ridge, and thence by the most practicable route to
the Nielsen line, was recomm ended