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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-20

THE Boy AND THE BRICK "A boy hearing bis
father say 'Twasa poor rule that would not WORK
both ways" said "f father applies this rule to his
work, will test it In my play"
So setting up q row OF bricks, three or TOUR
inches apart he tipped the first which striking
the second caused it to fall on the third and 60 on
through the whole course, until all the bricks lay
"WeiI," said the boy, leach brick has knocked
down his neighbor which stood next to him; only
tipped one Now | will raise one and see it he
will raise his neighbor. will see il raising one
win raise the rest He looked 10 vain TO see them
rise
"Here, father" said the boy, ''is poor rule;
twill not work both ways They knock each other
down. but will not raise each other up"
"My son )" said the father, 'bricks and mankind
are alike, made of clay, active in knocking each
other own but not disposed to help each other
up. When men fall they love company but
when they rise they love to stand alone, like
yonder brick, and see others PROSTATE below
them"
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MRS. B. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
WI CEDAR TAR. for sale by Messrs. DOVE
CO., Main street. has more testimony than any ether
medicine In use, for the cure of Pulmonary Diseases
siti. Dyspepsia Asthma Piles and Liver and
pure blood.
See pamphlets for fun testimony.
fHee VI per bottle, or 6 for s. sp2lts
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FRANKLIN PAPER MILL.-Belyi-
Il dere Manufacturing Company are now prens,s5
to execute all orders for PRINTING PAPER ofany
size or weight, at the shortest notice. Also straw
and Manella Wrapping. The Mill having been
thoroughly repaired, we can now furnish paper for
Book and Newspaper work of as good quality az anv
Mill in the Union. All orders must be addressed Ia
RlCH'D D. SANXAY
Secretary Bevidere Manufacturing Co.
TERms.-Al sums over 800 4 months for CITY
negotiable paper, under Sl00 cash Sc 29-ts
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I .ARUS g. SHINE will sell at auction,
- at their large and spacious Gallery II Main st
large collection of valuable OLD PAINTINGS,
just received from London, the property of distn.
guished connoseur These pictures have never be-
fore been seen in this country, and comprise many
oesfaols works by eminent artis presenting to the
admirers OF the old masters fine opportunity for
enrichng their collections by valuable additions from
this sale; among which will be found works attrib
uted to the following masters Hobbena |. Carr
lumberg. D. Terminus, Metzzer, v nderwerf Waitian
and hers fotming unusually fine collection and
wen worthy the attention of the public The above
PAINTINGS are now On exhibition, with catalogues
until the day of sae. The Ladies are particularly
invited to examine them previous to the SALE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-20

The know Aothings have elected sheriff In EA.
Gambia county, Fla.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-20
PERFECT RUSH for Powers s

A PERFECT RUSH for Powers so
"a cent Daguerreotype which have given uuiyer.
sal satisfaction to ALL aud have been pronounced by
persons equally good il not superior to those that
they had to pay dollars for at other Galleries.
Citizens, think not, because take pictures for so
cents, that they not geod for they warranted
equal to any taken in the city. Don't forge: the
name and number
POWERS. 139 Main Street,
Sign OF the Red Flag, over Woodhouse's Bookstore
the only place to get good Daguerreotype for so
cents. M IA
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EDUCATION.
EIGHTH ST ENGLISH SCHOOL

SHALL resume school September 18Th
\ TINS IL the 18th year have tausht school 49,.
my fifth on 9Th street, as teacher OF ths ara
Primary orsnehes-Reading. Writing Spelling fi.n
gapny, arithmetic and Grammar. During siI -;
sohcit the same favorable confederation; prsrn.in
the deepest In my pupils morally
ana teiisctuaiy that they msv leave my infuspcs
they came to me "hen
Sc 9-ts ~ o r.vro,
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SECOND S ~ PIP l. Y WINTER CLIO
~ THING, 1851 have just received from New
York second supply of Winter Clothing, which was
bought after the general trade over at reduced
prices, and consequently sell them much cheaper
than goods bought early in the season. The public
generally invited to call aud examine goods and
prices as am determined to sell low. Bear il in
mind that you will save money by calling at the old
and well known Clothing Store of
HENRY SHAFER,
no 10 Corner Main and 9TH sta
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BOARDING,

DRIVATE BOARDING.-Seve sin
l. gle gentlemen. gentlemen and their wives
can be accommodated with board. and pleasant
rooms, furnished or unfurnished, in a small private
family at the house Franklin street. between 9th
snd 7th, opposite MIR. VIM. C. Aliens row.
oc 27-lm*
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HOLLINS' FAMILY FLOUR has al
- ways had an extensive reputation; but all who
have used it this year. say that it is better than
and cannot be excelled. We have but few barrels
left and all who want frst-rate article would do
well to apply at once.
We have also Hollins' Extra Flour, which is yery
superior. CRENSHAW l. CO.
no ii Basin Bank,
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HURLEY'S EXCHANGE OFFICE,

THE highest price paid for Gold and Sill
IL yer, and Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchburg,
Fredericksburg, Charlottesville, Stanton, Norfolk
ard Portsmouth Bank Notes.
Exchange on Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston, bought and sold at best rates.
WEN. HURLEY, No. 5 Pearl St,
Sc 8-3m Formerly StTatton' s office.
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ENOR HIRE have for hire, for the re-
Il mainder of the year, two NEGROES a young
woman and a small boy,
A. 3. HUTCHINSON,
no Its Sheriff of Henrico.
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NOR ..IRE-I have for hire, Man Ser
Il want. whom wish TO hire to person for
the balance of the year, who will give such employ
ent as will not expose him to bad weather or very
hard work. JAS. D ELLETT,
no Is Gen'l Agent AMI Com. Merchant,
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GUNS, GUNS.-We are just in receipt of
~ an additional lot of Guns double and single
Barrels, just from the manufacturers in Euglsud-
Some of these have the Rifle aud Shot Barrels in ONE
Stock; to which we invite the attention of ali in
want SMITH l. ROBERTS
no 10 % Pearl at.
INMAN'S PATENT DOOR SPRINGS
L large stock of the above article, which is one
of the best Springs in either for Doors or Gates
on hand and for sale, wholesale and retail by
no 10 SMITH ROBERTS,
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EXCHANGE OFFICE OF
WILLIAM HURLEY

NO. PEARL ST., RICHMOND.
EXCHANGE on New York, Baltimore,
~ Phi'adelpha and Boston. bought and sold.
The HIGHEST PREMIUM paid for Gold and Sill
Uncurrent BANK NOTES received on the best
terms.
North Carolina and South Carolina BANK NOTES
bought and sold. no I7-t8D
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
THE Judges on Glass No. 30 beg leave
Il to report that they have examined the Per
fumery, Fancy Soaps, Hair Oils. Toncs and Dentri.
fees made and deposited by L. McClan of Philadel
phia, which most worthy of CONNIE ndation.
pecally his Extracts for the Handkerchief and Toilet,
Dew of Fleurette, Elysian Drops, Upper Ten, Crys-
tai Palace, &c &c, are not to be surpassed by any
American or European productions which we have
ever seen.
His Fancy Soaps not only very beautifully pre-
pared but are the finest we have ever used. Espe-
cialv the Magnetic Honey and Transparent Balls
His W. getabe Hair Oil, Sweet Glover Hair Tonic
and Dentrhces also of superior quality and will
bear comparison with those of the best European
manufacturers
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John w. DAVIES.

PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND MASON
SOUTH SIDE OF Docg. NEAR MAYo's BRIDGE.
~ Monuments Tombs, Vaults, and all kinds OF
Stone work for Burying Grounds, &C., executed with
neatness and dispatch. oc 30-ts
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@ FOR RENT Intending to discon-
ia tinue Housekeeping will rent out, or sell my
residence, at the corner of Sd and Main The pro.
pertY in thorough repair and is elgibly stua ed
and as desirable any property in the city, and is
delightful private residence. My furniture | will
sell privately, should it be desired by any one wish
ing to rent or purchase the house.
no I6-4t A. MORRIS
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hRY GOODS AT COST.-GEO. s.
~ VASHON, 2 doors below Messrs. Breeder, Fox
Co.. Broad Street, having determined to dscon
tinue the Dry Goods business, most respectfully in-
forms his friends and the public generally that on
and sfter. TO-DAY, he will oHer his stock at COST
forGASH. oc 23-dlm
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODs!!-Ths

pAGLAND q BROTHER have remOv-
AZ ed to the store Main sire ct nearly opposite
the Farmers Bank. and next door above the Custom
House lot, and would be happy to see their friends
and customers there. oc I6-ts
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FOR RENT AND SALE
DETAIL sTOREs FOR RENT-W,

REIAIL DIOhES FUh KEN I've
IL authorised to rent three stores under the
Broad Street Hotel The first IL the corner Of 9th
and Broad Streets having entrance both streets
with excellent cellars and Is well suited for he gro-
cers business would make a masniiiceut restat,.
rant. The secoud used ava Barber DIR, s,iur
room is admirably stusted for any retail or fancy
business. The third Is the apartment now used AZ an
office and Bar loom 70 The Hotel Possession given
on the first day Ci January, 1855.
For price &c apply to
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Auct and
l3 Real Fs ate Agents
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@ FOR RENT-1he House and Lot
4A recently vacated by Mr.. +. II. Roster at the
corner of Clay and 9th streets 1t is in thorough
repair having been newly painted and papered, ana
the city water and gas introduced Immediate pos
session given. For terms apply to
PHILIP NJ. TABB & SON, Ae'ts
Office on Governor, between Main and franklin
14-lw
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EI FOR RENT have bought Mr.
"a Loves School Room, on eth between Clay and
Marshail SITS and will rent either that or my own on
9th between Grace and Franklin ste.
no. H. p. TAYLOR
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DOR RENT.-A neat brick tenement
l. on Concord street. with three or four rooms re-
Gently thoroughly renovated. and in perfect order.
Of Mr.. ]. Lucianns, corner 9th and Broad eta.
ALSO-Several new trDenents on Jefferson be-
tween Broad and Marshall streets. Apple tn
no IL TAYLOR J. WILLIAMS.
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DESIRABLE STORE {

"A DESIRABLE STORE ON MAIN
81 STREET, FOR KENT We offer for rent
that desirable tenement Main street. adjoining
MessIs Mitchell Tyler, occupied by w. H. Ben
clothing store and by j. w. Watson as Da-
guerresn gallery.
The situation of this property renders it of the
most desirable business stands on Main street
TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.
Also Store and Dwelling on Brosd street west
of Brook avenue. [no 16l r. l. w.
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NE HUNDRED Dc l. l. A RS RE-
" WARD.-Ran away from the subscribe. YES.
terday morning, my dining room servaut, Will.
LIAM. he 10 slender made; fisht complexion, al
moot muatto; about IL years old; tall aad well
srown. lie had on, when he left black coas. pair
2. plaid pSnla,oons and acsp. He may be prepsr-
Will give ard OF e25 ii arrested Ia this city,
gov taken out Of he vicinity OF Richmond, eito
II arrested out Of the State.
no t5-ts VIM GRAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-05

intended resignation of Mr.. 10, lund- discontn
uance Of The missonIhe Nebraska Bill to be taken up
nsrt '7esk-1he crisis for the South
|, WAsnlSGroN, May q 1851.
MI boranh Is about 10 resign his position as nister 10
Oenai America, and has given notice that he will
curing 'ns month"; Having reaped, by his treaty. all tho
diplomatic fame which he may hope win he intends de-
vote himself TO MS private conncyon with large
matters In Central America In the mean time his treaty
IS no" oeing dsscctcd phchu!umzcd and ampuiaed and
undergoing here all OF surgical operations ia the hope
that something Of what is good may be made of it,
Inc appointment ol full Ininistcr the five Ccntru
American States, was done at the suggestion of Mr. EyClc!
when Secretary OF State In The hope that tho former unol
OF those States might thereby be promoted. But th:
nlon which wns so unfortunately upturcd in 1881 at t
death OF MOragan The greatest Central America has
ever produced is hopeless idea Many attempts have
since been made to restore it, but in vain British influence
has Intrigued against it, whilst policy has been favorable
10 IT, The States OF Nicaragua and San Salvador have late
y made attempts TO revive tho Unon but the conference:
held at ChEandcga at their suggestion for this purpose
have utterly failed through The opposition Of Guatemala
and Costa ltIca which States completely under British
Influence The agent of these States here, Molina
tool Of Sir Henry BuwCr, and is cats paw Of Mr.
Cramplon the British Minister and through him obstacles
have been urged 10 proper settlement OF these questions
m view Of this state Of things is hardly probable tha
another envoy extraordinary will be Central Amc
Charge 10 each OF The five STATES would much better
suit the present condition Of things and interests
This week is devoted 10 territorial business in The House
aud hcng OF local character, il of much Interest,"
In the Senate the Indian Bill is being perfected and s c
tails Of little general Importance. But it Is quite time
that the routine OF general business should be gotten into
after dclugc Of frivolous oratury in Committee OF the
Whole
The important item Of toavs proceedings in Con
gress was The notice given by Mr. Richardson Chairman o
the Committee on Territories that he intended week 10
take up The Nebraska Bill and 10 press vote,
after full discussion p. y. e.
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PREMATURE,

Certain papers in Virginia. taking the from North
eyn journals been thrown into puroxyism OF in.
dgnaon at the acou,,a of Ward We would suggest tha
this demonstration of anger is certainly premature ano
may possibly be unwarransbe Only garbled fragments
of the evidence case have been given TO The puoc
and perhaps when all the testimony OUT our cotempora
ries may have reason rctract their hasy verdict we
have no, the least disposition justify the Staying OF Butler
bu, Justice is due the living we'll as the dead Aef
au Mr. Ward may not be the monster, nor kenucHy JURY
the pcrjured wreches, which Greeley paints them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-05
GUANo InPRoyED mANUREs FOR

IIE subscribers keep hand large sce o.
Wan Guano De Burg's Sup Phos Lime ChaPpells sup
Phos Lime Chappe's Fertilizer Sc an w'i attend Pr"mPy ="
They particularly recommend the Sup Phoa Lime lo
he growth Of tobacco ,,,,, imam
March 1D-c2m bhhhSuaLE ~ fEAp'
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BROAD ROCK RACES.-The race over Broad RosR
Course yesterday was contested by A. H. Paynes bay coll
by Childe Harold, and c. Green's brown y by AInderpy
year ods mile hea,s for purse Of $780, Mr. Macons b.;
BY -Ho having paid forfeit.
The irst heat with by the bay colt-the se
cond heat with by the y and the third heat BY the
bay colt, by about length--in ordinary time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-05

CIRCUIT COURT-JyDoE MEREDlTH.-The Jury IN INT
case of Edwin Cooke charged with forgery reu1ea VI
Tuesday evening and remained together un'' yes'e'f'
evening" when, unable TO agree upon 'efa'c' ney w.
discharged The accused consequently remains 10 a'l
the E, tern, Of the Court when if the jury shall again b
the third time, be- unable to agree he will be discharged
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-05
OTlCE

fabETIT MOoRR ormerIy Elizabeth Brawn,) and the dc.
Nancy Brown deceaseL recorded in the County Court
ahse County in the State Virginia. am required TO adver
he said Elizabeth Moore and the descendants OF said Travis
forward and receive their shares Gin the estate Of
Nancy Irw' within years from the time OF her DEATH
Wa III July, 1885, which shares il no, called for Dy them
~" The said years am objected pay over TO Thomas
w. brother TO said Nancy Brown.
WILLIAM WAILAND,
fs. s"-cGm Executor OF Nancy Brown, deceased.
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GEO. n SWAMI,
rTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHAECERY,


RATCES Law in the several and Federal Courts held
Jackson, and in the Circuit and Probate Courts Of Kinds and
eshboring lie will also attend the payment
axes redemption of forfeited lands the AUDITORS Office
srs stephen Esgleson, Esq., Henry P. Irving, Esq., S
Marx, ESQ., Cashier Bank Of Virginia. Mcssrs Harris Glib
", civ
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The RICHMOND ENoulKEk,
,uR,lsHED DAILY AND SEMI.
ny RITCHIES y PRioh
TIE z NJ s.:

.r., dollars per annum, and at the rate OF
pa! for shorter period than ono year For me
dSs5s per psa % asss "Sea BY
payable IN jisrs rel annum the end of the year.
Al dues be TsnsG pes , sord a 5aa a
Gable hahN ii. rr;.ers The postage Of single letter IL
anv aceoun, to the writer 1t ia the accumulation OF
extensive business ~'''" operates Us -
s+''"s TERMS OF FADvEITlslNG.
G nsn,s and every succeeding insertion twenty-five
inserted once week. twice week or three times
ss an ss'?s 's s "
for advertisements Of greater length lottery
va Auctioneers charged Sluu tapcr included0
!s EWIWEEkLY-Fo lines, or less, first insertion
W.. ~ for each continuance 50 cents
ems @ distance be accompanied with the advance
o-y references. TO insure execution.
a. n.ari.s end !riss of respec exceeding eight lines,
~ Il" c,,o os nir
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NOTICE.

|gANUPACTURERS'S SAVINGS BANK, RICHMOND, VA.
POSrES will be received at the Office OF the Man
ri urers Savings Bank, and certificates issued therefor
interest al the following viz all Of I've dol.
upwards remaining deposit IL months more, at the
per per annnm. And Tor sums remaining on de-
les time than II months the Of Per centum per
GABRIEL WORKMAN, President
PATRICK II. BUTLER, Secretary
ClAS. PAIikE WORD, Treasurer
IJouss ofN N.sa,s Naur ~ MNrton
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TATE GaE OF WISCONSIN, BROWN COUNTY GIRO
N1'id Vaughan, Complainant,)

e. It "a iith;ion and ais, Defendants,
hls cause having been filed 10 procure the sale oil Ger
slc siatc III the counties Of Brown and Calumet, LATE
70 d"n liel deceased late Of the State Of Virginia. ana
proceeds thereof 10 the payment Of the demands oil the
SET ioh III his bill Of Complaint; ordered that II be
Foss Baron Doty Esq Of Green Bay in said county OF
sdSc and state an account Of what may be due u the
san npon his slid demand aud other creditors Of the
En I - from him a, the time Of his DEATH whether by judg
simple contract otherwise such creditors come
Commissioner and their debts on or before the
oI September next and that such Of thea who shall hot
shd prove their debts, by the time aforesaid be excluded
hcn' Of decree in said that such pcl sons
TO This suit who ,hall in before the said Commits
prove their debts before they be admitted sreditos conr.
by the Court; that sand Commissioner report his
he testimony taken therein together with the demands
6nd, Ia , !" W MN al the next term Of this Court.
M 'urer on!cred that the said Commissioner cause copy
be published in the Green Bay Advocate in some
d: Richmond, III tho Stale Of Virginia. for three
weeks and That sand las; publication be al least sixty
''O's ins ne said ilrs! Monday OF September ,,o,
liz .F OF WISCONSIN, County OF BRowN, SIS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of said County o hereby
! ,Hhih entitled Cause ~
whereof have hereto set my hand and affixed the seal
."'e' Court this l3thday Of April, 1854.
Isl JOHN LAST.
R co,r Clerk Circuit, Court Brown County Wisconsin
E0 o. = 1oN. SoIr Tor Compt April 26-c3w
Pea ~ I'm ERS-we have in Store 9OU bushels Black
1 bushels Gov Peas, which put up in two bush.
Il e.isy snFh n 60 ye offer for sale 4, fair prices.
IL generally admitted that Peas are the chea mast inn
"a l." Hhd yet discovered.
''m JOHN woMBLE & CO.
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CE mr. r. Ell HERRING.

bEWuvA-The subscriber has the stand on Main Street
ire nors ,hnyc the City Hotel for occupied
Ivr Ii,n M Rcya where he will continue his GROCERY
BUSINESS He has engaged the services Of
Rny az an business and invites conlnu
.H we waouae he previously received from his friends
fes he iens and late Of Mr. Royal call upon
examine Stock which will be selected with care and OF
es 10 sun nv OIL customers and the late business Of
Royal Ny bes. shall DC used render entire satlsc
10 my Patrons 'ho 1. hEnniH"'
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

By RITCHIES g. PRYOR.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1851.
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M HERRING has made an arrangement with by which he
my services In his business anu cor
him my late customers and friends hoping ey
extend 10 him the patronage they have previously 10 me-
will ud my old stand. where shall be pleased 10 zee
Ny particular attention will be given TO any orders iney may
3 JOHN NJ RofALL
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RAI1, ROAD MEETING IN CAMPBELL.

RAIL ROAD MEETING IN CAMPBELL.
Al adjourned meeting Of portion of the ifends OF inc
Appomattox and Saunon River Rui Road Company ied
Morriss Church, the l2h April 1921 IN 'e aoseacf OF
The Chairman D., John o. h.mscad was called 10 the
Chair, and w. G. Hlrr appointed Secretary.
After some discussion it was unanimously,
Resolved That this meeting in view OF obtaining a char-
c to carry on the road prudent lowing 10 the length
m time which will elapse This and the next session
o the Legislature of Vrgna) take any action pre-
sen, on The subject proposed Rail Road but do here
bv appoinl o. G. Clark, w. Miller and c. Howard,
commttec TO call another meeting such lirc they
think proper and judicOus Also,
Resolved That The people OF Plsyveniu, and all the
counties contiguous through which the road may pass be
solicited take action the subject and give us their
united aid and influence only in procuring The charter
hu, also the vigorous prosecution OF the work.
On notion the proceedings requested 10 be publish
ID in the Richmond and Petersburg papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN .. ARMISTEAD, Chairman
w. G. Muller, Secretary.
The Richmond and Petersburg papers will please copy