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Nh. souls's CAss.-Under thi.

hlp. SUHIEa GASE.-JnueF this
head some very startling telegraplie
intelligence IN reference to Mr.. soule's
movements, reaches ns. The True
Delta says:
1T appears that upon The arrival #
NJ Soulp nj Calais. he was ordered
to leave that port ~ the nest steam
or Upon information Of the fact be-
ing conveyed To Mr. Mason, our Min
lister ut Paris, lie proceeded Mt once to
the Fnreign DfIine anl demanded al
explanation. NJ Hrouyn lie L'hnTs
replied, that Mr.. Soulp's connection
viii, he movements against Cuba was
Tie cansA of The proceedings taken -
II was believed that Mr.. Mason had
demanded his passports. and arr'e-
tensions were felt that the matter
woull rtuduce . se,iups rupture he
tween Ftnupe and the United Giates. :"
Should NJ, Sunln be So fortunate as t.
erenle IN excitement bordering upon
war. Tie friends Of the administration
will no doubt be grafiIied. II is we'll
understood that for this pu'rose he
was sent
T. say he least Of it, it is novel
way Of introducing shat is ecnven-
tlonally lanoninatpd "repnllicanis,n, y
and it will moi be long before or gov
eminent lupses lie conservative,
aud therefore dignIied position il has
heretofore occupied in The eyes Of Eu
rope.
We incline to Tie belief that what
Mr. Spulc does for noio,'ety sake. will
be done cn his own private aceount
and individual responsibilities Though
he may have been sent to this enl. we
feel safe in saying that the people d.
not sanction single act. when he
steps beyond he functions Of his office
as Ministe, at Mad,id, So Gar from
he people Of Ibis Union sanc,ipning
Mr.. Sonle's Red Republican acts !,
they will, we opine be the very first
IT, condemn them in unqualified terms.
# Mr.. Soule i ambitious to revolution
itp F,ance, let him give up his ador-
Tod citizenship in this country, and. be-
come a member again Of his own Ma
'lonal family. Then and there. he
might became rival "f the Emperor
beg pardon President we should
say If il,aI Republican Kingdom.
Mr. Euu|a my, but Ge doubt ii
very nuc !. succeed IN enganaering a
bad feeling heIwe'n the United STATES,
and her old fiund Of the Eevplutrn
Of 20. When he does we will make
a note Of II.
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Land OHce decision--Thc Land
Register and Receiver ut Edward
vile, LII has decided thu. the pro.
visions Of the Land Graduation bill
cannot be extended in its privileges to
minors, and the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office has sustained
their decision.
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HraLru- From 5000 to 1000
galLrns Of air pass in and ont If an or
binary Healthy persons lung. every
- hours therefore it is Of the great
est Importance hat our houses. bed
rooms, and workshops should be well
ventilated. Pure air Is the proper
food Of the lungs and the want Of It
tho chief cause Of consumption and
other fatal diseases. TO susprs and
es pire pure air is to live and utce
versa
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A benevolent man. who proves his
wish t" save tim" by 'br"wing i'eawsy
On folsl, calculations has discovered
that in forty years snuff taker ds
votes twnnty four months to blnwing
his nose IN the same time he has
also spent, we have calculated. eigh
teen months in putting On his stockings
and pulling them off again.
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~ We are pleased TO note, the
return Of our felIow.citizen VIM. q.
Waller, to whom we are obliged for
papers BY the way side.
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The Credit system.


ter. lie mechanic. ard specula'or. who
lives on intsrpls. Perhaps, the chief
reason why avety honest meaning man
should set lis face against the system
| il 10 he derived from the fact, that The
laws in Louisiana, haze become ST.
complicated and 60 mythical, thu. they
are no longer any protection for the
honest but rather the srpcious cover
ina fpt dishonesty and yillianv If the
most lptesfed kind And still no IF
fort is made to simplify. fur they grow
more complicated daily, md are lees
understood BY honest aud simple mind
81 people. They see,n all to have
been fabricated with m eye enlely to
ron'l fees, ahd the supper! Of an over
grown Learned" profession profess
sion that should grow beautifully le.s,
as society bpco,nes enlightened, and
men necessarily understand better,
what 10 tight aud wfong" BIT II is
not so, Nc every man of observation
will admit. Pray. may I'VE ask, who
CUES 10 law. IN tlisIay. fut inslioe! M
one !. for the saying is proverbial "lha'
law ahl equity are Two different
things IL nine suits out IF ten. il
may safely he said, TINT the Plaintiff
ID The ca>p. desires to rerraltae eo,na
wtanr under Tie firm ard sanction If
law, aud the result If the suit depends
alone 81 The measure Of purses -
The honest, man in such state # law
il r,toel r., make cham saps If his Of
fetla. to screen and protect himself
from ruin and nothing. in nanY
cases is ever collected except The court
fees, and fees Of office. Is rot this
state Of things disereditalle to eh,is
tian community. whore the people arc
lerei, cd into the belief loo. that their
laws are collied aud si'nrlifpd from
year to year in order 10 make them
better understood and to got rid If The
useless rubbish Of the bucks NJ
,nsn who viii patiently look AT The
matter, can come 10 any other eonclu-
sion.
10 leave ont af consideration The
necessary litigation that mnst ever
rome out Of the settlement Of estates,
much Of The poison to the best inter
ests Of society. grows out Of the credit
system The merchant and maeliau-
10 Of The present. have mn,h to learn
from the past. We look back through
long series Of years in vain. to tind the
firm that has not become bankrupt BY
the ruinous cred system, Tho plan
tor buys on credit. and ia generally
two or three years behind hand the
merchant buys on credit, aud selling
on credit again, 10 people who produce
nothing, they never pay, and he re
tires from business in old age. n bank
tnpt. in years IA we'll as fortune. The
mechanic and arlizsn arc for led to
work on credit and live ON credit. and
thus it il. in a mnnied crisis. that nil
sink in ruin together. In such com
mnnity. it 's entirely uacless 10 preach
The Gospel. for the man who observes
its excellent tenets. must shut up his
shop and quit work There can hs
no Christianity il such n state Of
things for tho Christian religion, IA
eminenily n Cash System
Westward THE SrAR or FMrtu &
wrNps IRIS WAY. The people con
tinue to rush in great numbers TO IT,"
Offices of'the West to purchase lands.
under the late act Of Congress A.
Fnvette. in Missouri there were some
sO6 persons one day last week, and
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RR-OrENtsa or THE HARnEv
.tnnsr On Mhtla1 next The liar.

undergone thorough renovating and
cleaning Up. A decided Improvement
in the external appearance and com.
fort Of the building. is tho she'd cover.
ing IN the side walk, protecting the
wing on Lafayette. a. we'll AZ The prin.
cipal front on Church Street. A new
side walk extends around Tie building,
wi,icl, fande-s The front comfortable
place Of testori. Internally, The house
has been thoroughly refittpd, and that
polite md ot|ising host and hostess
Of "graanvel," Capt. and Mrs. Mark
ham will be IN, on M,nlay to take
possessions We may safely say that,
The business season is now fairly open
with Us, notwithstanding tie Islander.
Gus abuses. that go forth from time to
time in reference to the sandalive ron.
litien Of the Capital, people will and
do come in. Nov shall we have ~
painting time Of peace and men no
longer get frightened ut their own
shadows Now, truth, who, 10 the
good man. administers q soothing nar-
eotic to PIT him 70 sleep-anl 70 The
pnrhristian il alone terror, will M
longer frigl,ten trembling and guilty
humanity. lis grim visaaad war
lone siaed) is FIR n season AZ an end.
Now. We shall make no mors effuts
to stop the tongue Of rumor. The
lewd woman who has no regnrd for
the virtue Of truth, may say what she
may and people abroad may believs
what they will in reference 10 il. The
town (heg pardon, We should say
city If Baton Rouge. never was more
healthy in November weather
1NropTApr FRoM CtsA '-Tn1er
this telegfaphie head il Is stated that
IN HE 10Th inst. two American
sohoonsrs, will, arms md ammunition,
have been seized by the authorities as
Eatacoa. md VII ,be parties with The
vessels have been imprisoned II was
reported 300 mon we're lfnded from
The schooners Genetal Alazszic u
left Havana for Baraeoa on the 9th
inst, 10 Investigate The matter, and re-
port The faets to he Capfain General.
Several persons who bad been pardon
ed by Marquis Pezn1a we're arrested
on charge Of baihg concerned in
landing he arms. &c Il was report
ed that there was popular outbreak
ut Puerto Principe.
Il is rather strange that Ibis news
should come by way Of Charleston
when there are g Sill lster dates in
New Orleans - Who is General
Mezazio Under whit king does
he serve, Bezonlan, speak or die -
.A.-
7Hr good eNeus Wihe Ne1D Phil-
srphv-The Manchester Mirror
says thai few days since gentleman
In Manchester, boot and shoe dealer
of that city. received letter from
person in Watner, enclosing five dol.
lar bill. and saying: " Believing 'has
IN few days We mus, stand before
The Judge If The World, could not
feel justified without writing It few
lines 10 you. You will recoleet thu.
I bought n pair Of boots Of you and
never paid FIR them, Therefore,
send you this bill
This gives rise, to very kno'ty
question for petophysicians to settle.
Does.a man, who Is frightened into
Heaven. enjoy himself when there. A
good question is this, for The Baton
Rouge LJceum when it 1rcessitates.
-4-e--@-
G...s.1 IT q H.
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s.,4.a.r m.rn.re.: : Nev. -. 1854.
Asusnnepr fgexr WEEK o.

' AMUSEMENT fjexr WfsK o.
Thursday night. The Concert and Ball
1T rRcF. l,orncHrlp and etber attis
~ sill eoms ofT in he Saloon Of the
lrarnsY House. The nall will follow
.le Clree,. IN twenty minutes after
The Concert. The Hall viii be cleared
fpt lie Dance. Tirkss may be had,
s' he Harvey Ilonse4 l'ogel's, Hnnne-
eate's he Post Office. We look to
gee large and Brilliant assemblpgs
on that oerasiun
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EMrrzzt.t MENr BY A STATE PRIsoH
GUARD AND ATTEMPT TO RESCUE A
CoNvtcr Much excitement WINS re.
Gently manifested Mt Columbus, Ol,iu.
by the discovery that one of'he guards
Of the penlten''ary. at that place nam
Cd J. NJ. King, had cmbezzled n large
amount Of goods made by the convicts.
and had made arrangements to let
one of them out Of prison The pris
oner who was to escape confessed the
Whole plan. The guard was arrested
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Tnn EnHwrny.--It will he seen by
advertisement TO day that Nr. st. Mar
til has taken his old stand on North
boulevard Street, which he has tefi-
ted in the best atyl", to carry on his old
business. lie gives the public every
assurance that he viii nanuf,etpr
nothing hnt tho pure malt liquors
without drugs.
On Saturday evening ut 4 O'clock
Mr. st. Martin has invited Tndepend
ence Fire Go. No Q TO palfake Of n
collation. ut his establishment.
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Ffs7 II is a tu4luus fact. not men
toned Iy any Naturalist whose work
we have read. says the Fayetteville
(Aik J independent, that there Is a
apeelea If worm similar IN appearance
10 The epnmun gtnbwo,,n. which as
hnmes a vegetable form after death =
Thousands Of these worms have been
dug up BY farmers. in this country, eli
tire il their share. and being IN every
respect yetiIahle worms, minus life
and motion and with the addition OF
n vegetable srfont, locking Ike the
tptesit tom IN acorn. rising Iron, the
lack pf tie head to the su,f,ve Of the
earth"
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More fattnres--A New York des-
patch OF the 10th report heavy fail
ures a, pittsburg. Buffalo and Cincin-
natl
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WHO HAS pssr non,kArrp .--ln

WHO HAS BEEN NOMINATED = - lH
yesterdays Gazette ne gee the sher
ifs order from the Governor 10 hold
mn election for one representative t.
fill the vaeaney in The Legislature oc
easiynsd hy |. II Boathet . 'esigha
ton. There has been some little pti
vatc eaucussine, on The subject Of {
successor. but not after the bold fash
ion Of Old ty l,laeafds being posted
10 notify the uothing members d
the party, 10 meet At the Court House
10 cast lots for The vacant place. This
If itself shows a new order Of things
The time is past, and We hope forever
when any half doutep political gam
tlpfs can assemble at grog shop
and issue their mandate to The people
to vote FIR such and such man, be
eatse he las entered into private
league Nth the elipf wire workers -
The people have said e'nrhaticall5
that they will not be ruled by dena
poguas, but in The exercise Of thei,
franchise. will decide FIR themselves
On he claims, and qualifications u all
candidates.
The breaking up Of Old and cor
tupt patties every nnv md then. j.
the very palladium Of liberty; it sends
the tide Of public opinion back to the
pure fountain from which eliminates Tie
principles Of republican government
it causes rs ~ look about, in the SEQ
If heads before us. and calculate the
bearings. before the vessel Of state is
ewampatl, Or dashed t. pieces by seen
but unheaIed reefs. Tie ship al
| State has trimmed her sails and Ia
ken new track in Tie traekless oeehn
Now. in answering The question. tWho
shall be no'nina' ell good men and
true. who love The country for its mr.,
sake, rs well as The spells, will be SC.
lpe,pd to tiin-tnan who ore iden'i
fed with American interest. and vii
not sell hi,fh right for mess d
pniiaga. We feel satisfied that VIII
eyer is cen'ered upon for The vacant
chair in tie Legislative hall. will lbe
both worthy ard we'll qualified.
| =
The Cosr or LtauoR That mod
81 sta1ieian, the editor Of the New Or.
leans " Temperance Organ, has The
faculty Of developing strange and TN
dfe'nrt pf facts, with figures lie NJ
doubt applies some undertaking rule
like "Gunter's," to ascertain the length
l,redtl,, width and depth Of things -
llg says that "Fy 4 very careful cal.
euafion Of Hon. Edward Everett
whr he tells Us. IN order TO give The
ealtu'a'ion still more respectable ef-
feet was Secretary Of State under
President Fillmore
1T is found that tbs use of alcohol
ie beverages. has cost ths United
| States directly. IN ten years. twelve
hundred millions $1,000. 900 900 y
VIZ take Ibis as facf, upon which
to base SONS calculations Of out
own. The cost has been twelve hun
| drel millions this shows an e1livo-
/ lent amount pf labor. foreign and d..
lnesic. which IS Of itself an Offset Il
the account but when We come to
consider that the twelve hundred mil-
| lions Of dpIars hive only changed
/ hands. It shows n clear balance il fl.
vor Of the United States Of twelve bun.
| dred millions.
This mercinary argument against
The USE Of alcohol on account IF tost
will never abolish its use, with my
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CONFERENCE.-The Committee ap-
pointed by The last legislature to meet
at The Capital, in November. ard ex-
anime the new Digiss got up by tho
Hon. y. b Phillips, held their meet
ing yesterday in the Capitol. How
many Of the Committee, were present,
and what they done We have no. yet
learned.
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Civ House. Buaar-The gin
house on the plantation of Mis- Davis,
adjoining Vidalia, vas destroy by fire
on Sunday morning, the 5'h inst.
The FIRE originated from match with
which runaway negro vas lighting
big pipe. -Four or Eve bales Of cotton
we're also burnt
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Col Payne. If tbs r. =. Army
entered upon he dnti"s IF the Cover
norship Of the y :. Military Asylum
.ar Washington, on the lst inst.
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WESTWARD THE SrAR or FMrtu &
wENps IRIS WAY. The people con
tinue to rush in great numbers 70 IT,"
Offices of'the West, to purchase lands.
under the late act Of Congress Al
Fsvette in Missouri there were some
sO6 persons one day last week, and
no little excitement prevailed. At
PALMYRA. the town was literally crowd
ed by the thousands seeking land aud
homes
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Professor Owen. IN recent lecture
before the British Association fur The
advancement of s. iance, thus alluIes
tn fearful sfeciea IT ape, first dis.
covered NOT long ago "Slnce the de-
termination nt tho true ialure aud
character nt the great ourang. or pom
Of Barren Wnr,nh. and Of the adult
Clnmpanzee. evidence has heel obs
tanned u smaller species Of oursng
in Earopo. aud so of large and
more formidable apecies If chimpan
zee il, Africa, 10 which The nalne OF
gorilla (ttos'odgfes Gottfla) has
been given. This most Formidable
animal IL upwards Of five feet in height
measures three feet across the chest
tho circumference Of the wfist Is three
times that ef m ordinarily strong
man. and it, strength IL proportion
To this species the great Gorilla
those rcropts and notices related o.
the much dreaded, ape like of the At
fcan witda. that were met with IN the
records Of travellers. from old Ba'te|
down to Mrs Bowditch's remiuisccn
ces Of Ashantees.
4-= -A-S
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An esquizitaly dressed young gen
tlelnan niter buying another seal TO
dangle about liz delicate person. said
to The lewe'ler that he would all, Ike
10 have al. something engraved On Il
sb. To denote what he was Certain
~. certainly. | will put cypher On
IL. said the tfadeen,an.
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ti't nv it'fGDs 4 - n q = ~ 'h'4''
Ut lhe Harney House, nngel's, Hnnne-
easp's he Post Office We lcuk TO
gee large and brilliant assemblsgs
on that oenasinn
AartHsR Daectne hrateny =
L will be sean, by reference 10 aave'
,ispnen, that NJ r ". BucR, late Of
rhladtltlia. has taken that very eli
eille location opposite the Harvey
House. ~ Church Street.-The new
h,ik bnilline # Madam Loten'n,
Where on The Goth instant he will open
h's Dancing Academy We hpar
him spoken Of. hy persons acquainted
with him, as a gentleman, ineyery why
qualified u ,eaeh, The agreeable aud
graceful accomplishment
Business makes l,niness we know
The F,uu, observation and experience
We would never have made The ful.
,pns We have, ont Of Tie Comet had
il not been for opposition.
FrRREsI. rHE IrAq rtaT This
gentleman is falfiAly winning his way
back to public favor The liypraa
case has very properly been divorced
lro,n the public. mind as well % tha
nuurts. aud now The winter If his dis
content IS plur-i-ois summer Had not
"the ease been one Of those heavily
bt,,aanal aoses If the vilpst Islander.
that ever proceeded from the foul
!prnu Ct runner. i never would have
hpen salasI and entertained nj go
mnel, nost to Tie public mind We
gee from, the parefs. that on Alrnday
evening weelt, nfler the performance
al the i.nsten Theatre, he was serenad
cd, ut hs room in the Winthrop
-Ianse and several hundred persous
were present
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Dir. Max Balm. a vine merchant
has been sentenced in New York 10
60 days imprisonment in The city pris-
on for selling champagne with coun.
terfei. labels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-28

RlcHMoNDA ND York RIVER RAILRoAp.-
At meeting of the Commissioners of the Richmond
and York River Railroad, the 18th of Jan 1884 ut
the office of Jas. Lyons Esq.-present:Jas Lyons r
B. Maury, Charles Diu1nock and Abraham Warwick
MIR. Lyons was called TO the Chair. and Capt. Dim
mock made SecretBry. V 5' g.
1t appearing to the Commissioners that more than
1870 shares of the stock of this Company had been
subscribed for by individuals solvent and able to
Resogpcd 1st, That the books for subscription be
closed.
Resolred, 3D., That meeting of the Stockholders
be called at King and Queen Court House. The 9th
day ofFebruarv, 1854 '-
Reselred, 3D., That the annexed be the form of
proxy fer said meeting
Resolred 4th That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the Richmond papers. azE@
.fy I'll JAMES LYONS, Chairman.
CHARLES DIMMocK. Secretary.
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VIZ, the Commissioners appointed /

/ We, the Commissioners appointed to
der the charter of the RICHMOND AND CHAR
Louisville TURNPIKE COMPANY, find. up
ON examination that the number of share quired
to be subscribed before said Company could organ
ze have been taken by responsible persons, and The
subscription fee of two dollars per share paid i'm
we therefore appoint WEDNESDAY. the 9Th day of
February, at / O'Clock P. NJ, at BROAD STREET
HOTEL, in the City Of Richmond, for the subscn
bers TO meet and organize. *.
! DAVID J. SAUNDERS,
JAS g. BLAKEY,
sH,.s NJ s. VALENTINE,
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q Nnw BurrDasa FusD CsnyAsY-The
consslInsion of ~ Profession Hnt36ipe EnnA CSn-
fers. ~ eufr6Nce Zee Of tweNfY-6ve Gsnts PER
share VII - t1id on sienink A. The meeting TO
the night Of TuEspAY the 5tss inst It Is necessary
that 81 Che members should cor8e forward - soon
a. possbis and sign the sConHifufeD: and that I'll
The Constitution win be found ct the BookstoTe Of
Mr.. Jsr1es Woodhouse. Eagle Square
id 2s-5,s VIM A. sBUTTERS, Secy.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND. Jan'y IS.

ARRIVED. So
Schr Lewis McLein, Buckin, New Orleans, su-
gsr and molasses. L. Webb q Co. ak
Schr. Cohannet, Finney, Salem, plaster, Shields &
Sommerville. s ss5 G. 81 - 3ar4a sze
Schr Nouh Wind. Ca,lin, Baltimore, gusno and
iron, II. w Fry i Co. and Lee Il Co. sss4sg 81.
sehr. Champion, Mitcheu, Baltimore, gaano, II,
w Fry < Co. .
schr Adeline, Todd Bait. mdze.
Schr. Oakland, Myers. Norfolk, mdze., r. H. Jack.
con. 4 e@5
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, from Bait, mdze., to
Ludlam l. Watson. a3'ss4
SAILED,
Schr. VIM. w. Wallace. Hand, Attakspas.
Schr. J. Ireland, Chambers, New York. coal, W.
D Colquitt Co.
Schr. Eme'ine Chester, B]ackman, New York,
coal w d. Colqutt L Co.
Schr. Shannon, Nicherson, Boston, n'dze., D. Cur
ne.
schr. Virginia, Price, Chase, Boston, mdze., D.
Currie.
Schr Hanover, Whipple, New York, mdze., D.
Cure.
Schr. Merchant, Winters New York, mdze., D.
Currie.
BALTIMORE, Jan 25.-Cieared, schrs Chas f. A.
Cole Travers. and John Randolph Parks, Richmond
Brunette. Whereof. Petersburg.
New YoRk. Jan. 25-Cleared, schr Henrico, Chi
chester, for Richmond arrived, schr. jamestown,
Cook, from Petersburg.
PROVIDENCE. Jan. n ARD, schr. Palestine, Rich
ardson. Richmond.
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my Tor ourl proxy with full power aud authority
represent me Tor usl and vote for Tor us) upon
any stock in general meeting nf the stockholders of
lhe Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpike Conpa-
n.y. be held at the Broad street HOTEL in the city
of Richmond the 9Th day Of February next here
by investing my said proxy with all the power and
authority which could exercise were personally
present.
Witness my hand and seal, this - dayof -s,
1851,
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AUCTION EorrcE-Attentien Is solicited
to our sale THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, of the
FURNITURE of .e City Hotel. Families and OF h.
ers here of red splendid opportunity for sup
piyina themselyee Hs ae 8aea
I ia Is ALEX MOTT CO., Alcts.
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