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The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02
PLACER HE ER,ALD.
Published every Saturday Morning by
TABB MITCHELL.
At the HERALD OFFICE, on Main Street,
opposite the National Hotel.
TERMS.
Adyertising.

One square, of 10 lines, and more
0 tban lines, first insertion, 500
Each subsequent insertion, l,5O
Fnr aIf snuare of five lines or less, 200
zach subsequent insertion, 100
H-All legal advertisements must be
accompanied with the CASH, otherwise
they will not be published. This rule
will be strictly adhered to.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02

The San Diego Herald is now conduct
ed by J. Judson Ames and John +. Da-'
mon, the latter having recently purchased
One-half of the establishment.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02
SAWYER Wanted.

SHWycF VHHItU' -,
A HEAD Sawyer is wanted near Millertown
n at the CIRCULAR SAW. MILL Of 0. N
May s. Co. Application should be made soon
Good wages and steady employment can be
had, o. N. MAY q W.
August 10, 1S54-M
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02

NEVADA, AUGUST q Last night about
eleven O'Clock, nearly one hundred men
proceeded to every Chinese 5rotheI in
town, and turned the inmates into the
streets. Every article of furniture in the
houses was either demolished or pitched
into the streets. Of the great number
who have graced (?) the town, not one
remains. One solitary "pig-tall'' is all that
is visible this morning. The mob was
backed by the citizens generally, and the
Chinese will not be suffered to again enter
Nevada.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02
DIR. JOHN II. HARPER,

(Of the late firm of Thomas & Harper,)
WILL continue his services to the puoilc'
w Office over the Temple Saloon. Auburn
Placer county.
Feb. llth, 1854. my.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02

JAMES E.~HALE. II. o. n hfLH
Hale, S. Ryerson
TTORNEYS and Counsollors at Law, Au'
"A burn and Yankee Jim, Placer county, Cal
ifornia. will attend punctually to all business
ortrustad to them Office at Auburn, one
door above the Sheriffss office. jy23 my
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02

n F.. CARPENTER Attorney and
u, Counselor at Law. Office adjoining
the Bear River & A. w. & M. Co.'s Of
fee, Auburn, Cal. noo my.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Inc Hhtg replies to an article in the New York
journal OF Commerce, relative to the position of
tue Union men of 1850 upon the Nebraska bill. The
journal OF Commerce says 'the great body of the
glorious Old phalanx are good Union men as live,
ana that they have not yet spoken The Wing con-
tends that the argument of the Journal of Com
'iieree Is neutrality-suspicious. the Union men should
speak, and take bold and manly stand in favor of
the Nebraska bill, and concludes as follows:
we ask for equal rights and privileges in the
territories with the North-rights and pryfIerns bv
no means contingent upon the question whether
slavery Is likely to be carried thence or not This
- the sum and substance of our demand in the pre-
ssn. n.c,ontroversy, and it would probably be spru
IN the North to consider tine matter well and
'.1"st'y without regard to consequences.
Inc fenny Post has leader upon the extraor.
oinary progress Of Australia since the discovery of
goid there, concluding with the remark that the
statesmen of England win learn that the best way to
grappie Australia to old England with hooks Of
steel is to acknowledge her independence as soon
as she asks it.
The Mail gives description OF the High Bridge.
on the Southside Railroad, compares the present
with the past, and alludes to the wonderful i'm.
provements which demonstrate mans dominion
over matter.
The Enquirer has strong leader upon European
intervention and the consequent necessity of an
increase of our navy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

A NEW CONSUMER OF MANUFACTURED
ToBAcCo.-This heading, we are sure, will
attract the attention of our friends, the man.
ufacturers; but they will be sadly disap-
pointed by what we have to say. The new
tobacco chewer which has made his advent,
is one that will do them no good, but, on the
contrary, much injury, if he becomes regu
lar consumer of the weed.
Mr.. W. r. SUTHERLIN, of Danville exhib-
tied to us yesterday twist of tobacco which
had been perforated and eaten in numerous
places by small white worm very much re-
sembling the moth, except in color. This TO-
bacco was put up in Pittsylvania and sent for
sale to Cincinnati where it was found to have
been thus worm eaten. We believe the fact
is without a precedent, and the origin of the
worm is a question of much interest for to-
bacconists. 1t is supposed that some liquid
or substance employed in pertuming the to-
bacco contained the germ of the worm; but
that it should have taken so naturally to what
every animal except man loathes, is strange.
If it be new enemy to the tobacconist, it
deserves to be looked after. However, we
hope this is his first and last appearance, and
that man may be left as formerly, the only
consumer of the weed in its saleable con-
dition
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

THE PROCESSION OF THE FAT OK.
This annual feature of the carnival in Paris, is
thus described by the Paris correspondent of the
Journal of Commere:
PARIS. I'd March, 1854.
Excellent weather-bright and little keen fs
vored the exhibitions and sports of our carnival
Government ordained that the immemorial proces.
sion OF the Fat Ok should occupy three days--Sun
day, Monday and Shrove-Tuesday. This was to
proclaim universal holiday for that period. More
than half million of the worthy population of the
capital must have been abroad about two or three
O'Clock on the Sabbath. The Ok was followed
with equal ardor, on the two other days; the Par.
lslans are Unsuitable sights muititudes Stnen
they had viewed the procession from the 'csrners
OF one street, rushed as soon as it had pissed to
those OF another through which it was tosravel-
All windows and doors were crowded and walk.
In ON the broad pavements of the Bealeyards be-
came toll If not a danger. The Ox-(Prnce
Menschikoff) was fat enough, and altogether very
porty and respectable amin al the host of Butchers
and their functionares arrawed in the costumes of
many OF them with cigars in tl,eir months managed
their horses like experienced cavaliers: the INV.
biological ladies in the splendid ca ar-wves daush
ters and clerks-were not quite so much at their
ease; recognized two danes among them, of
my acquaintance, in the exercise of their trade:
they seemed to suffer from the protracted expo
sure to the keen wind and the ennui of frequent
hats. Few masks, comparatively, presented
themselves the Boulevards; but on Tuesday
ev5ry vehicle fit tfor movement was in reuuisition
for the parade to the Champs Eiysees A duller
or more fatigung and monotonous pastime cannot
be readily imagined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

collision occurred on the Raleigh and CASTOR
Railroad, at Henderson, Saturday last, by which a
fireman was killed. Some passengers by the viii.
mington train which was behind time. arraneed
with the captain OF the freight train of the Raleigh
road ohe mail train having lett0 to put them
through. At Henderson, a couple Of freight cars
were lett on the track it not being supposed the
train would come on SO soon and into these it ran,
killing the fireman and smashing badly one of the
finest engines on the road
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

WRECK OF AScHooSER.-The schooner Russell,
from Boston for Plymouth, sunk off Cape Cod in
the gale of Saturday, tits supposed with all on
board, viz WIN. Simmons, master; ]. Rogers, A.
Richmond. and - florence, the crew; and the fol.
lowing passengers-E Barnes, H. Raymond and
son Henry Weston and Geo Griffin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

INDIAN CAPTIvEs REsToRED-A letter from
5. c. Humes, Sutler at Fort Washita, Choctsw
Nation, states that the two Wilson's, boys, who were
brothers in-law to Mrs. Adeline Wilson, and who
were captured by the Camanche Indians last sum-
mer, have been recovered Mrs. Wilson, it will be
remembered, escaped. At the time she and the
boys were captured, Mexican wagner was shot
and scalped by the Indians. This poor fellow, after
passing through great hardships, reached "Phan.
tom HILL" Texas. where he was kindly treated and
cot we'll For some days after he was wounded,
he was carried on the back of soldier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

DISCOVERY OF HUMAN SKELEroNs.-The Ell Do
raoo kepuphcan says that the skeletons of two or
three human beings have lately been discovered bv
some mners on Dry Greek, about two and half
miles from Drytown, California They appear to
have been regularly inferred In vaults built of stone
a portion OF a skull, jaw.bone, and some teeth
were found immediately under the roots of q Iaroe
OAK tree which appears to have stood for ages
The bones are OF enormous size The skull is
very thick and hard, and everything tends to show
that the remains belonged to a very large race Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

EXTRAORDINARY DIVORCE CAsE-In the N. Y.
Supreme Court, on Saturday last. application DE
fore Judge RosevelD was made by Jeremiah w.
Dimick fer annulment of his marriage to his wife
Frances N. Dimck, under somewhat extraordinary
circumstances. Plaintiff and defendant. the
Court said, had been married more than l2 vesrs
1t Is now alleged that the marriage was void by
reason of pre-contract The defendant, it is ad
mitted, was married when school girl to Young
man, who soon afterwards went off to the West
and was not heard of, except 1t was said he was
dead, Tor many years. She accordingly, in good
faith, married her present husband, supposinV
herself at liberty to do So 1t now turns out
that the first husband had been living till about
FIVE years ago, when he died. and of course left
her in condition to legalize the second mar
riage. No further ceremony, however, took place.
but the plaintiff and defendant tor said five years
continued to live together man and wife The
plaintiff says he did so in ignorance of the actual
state OF the case and there every reason to be-
lieye the truth of this averment OF course. no
marriage by implication could be inferred. and the
original marriage between the parties was clearly
void, the prior husband being then still alive and
undiyorced There is nothing to deprive til e plain
tiff of the right which the law gives him to have it
SO declared; Sentence nullitying the marriage OF
plaintiff and defendant must therefore be entered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

ES1ioyernor VIM. P. DuvALL, formerly of Flo.
r.aa, VINO died in Washington on Sunday. was
ranse OF Vtrginis but enigrated in early life to
= nsm 1cky, which State he represented in Congress
Florida BY President Monroe, and was re. .sppoiu-
ted oy Mr: adams and BY General Jackson. Ae re:
moved to Texas In l646, and was Ia Washington a,
professional business at the time Of his death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

At the Chesnut street Theatre, Phila. ON Monday,
some scoundrel in the gallery threw quantity O.
sand and gravel upon the stage. A pebble struck
MIRA Mowatt full upon the forehead, causing such
Mrs. Mowatt went on with the piece but her me-
mory seemed at fault
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

The Commissioners appointed by the Me,hod,.t
Z. Church Of N. C.. have purchased the buildinp
greunds Of Mr.. Daniel Turner's Female Seninsrys
IN Warrenton. for the sum of S20, 900. TIE Col.
lege will go into operation at an early day. Addi
tionsl buildings win be placed on the grounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

"As Il is not probable another Virginia Legisla-
ture will have enough soft material in its compost
ton to vote money to this work the Covingten and
ONO Railroad what do our friends of the metropo-
lis say to requiring the Board of Public Works forth
with to suspend operations thereonp'
This is question propounded by our friend
the editor of the Abingdon Democrat. We
think more timely question might have been
put two years ago, when our friends of the
Southwest were asking for help. Why did
they not then ask that the road be stopped,
or that it be fire foot gauge? Our cotem-
porary of Abingdon will no doubt mentally
respond, that they were not then "soft
enough" to do any such thing.
But as to requiring the Board of Public
Works forthwith to osuspend their operations,
~ho has the authority to require them to do
any such thing? We are sure our friend has
no such authority, or he would exercise it if
he has not, who hast
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

The Massachusetts House of Representatives
have passed the Hoosac Tunnel bill, by a vote oi
122 to ss-about one hundred members were alb
sent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

CuRroUs Casa curious case recently came
up before the Recorders Court in San Francisco.
A certain John Smith had given gentleman a
brass button in lieu of ten dollar gold piece, and
when, several hours afterwards, his attention was
called to the matter, declined giving any redress.
Ihe charge was tor cheating by false pretences ;
but Smith showed conciusyely that he had never
pretended that the button was of any value and he
was not liable to the charge of co,interfeiing be-
cause 1t was not counterfeit COIN The Recorder
alter lengthy examination. discharged the case
as one to which no law would apply,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

Patrick Hurley, who was wounded on the 9Th
inst. at drinking house, in Washington city by a
shot fired by John O'Conner, died on the 10Th. An
inquest was held upon his body, and verdict &C
cording to the facts was rendered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

lie THE CITIZENS OF RIcHMOyp-
unGeIagned, conscientiousy persuaded that his ex.
as an assistant to Mr. Blair lwho decoes
y the duties pertaining to the Office of HJaH CnM-
srAibLE, efers himself candidate for the sursss.
I oh ms .eiiowccitizens Should they confer npon him
me honor OF an election that Office he viii axart
fe 7-tde* N T 1vIiaiE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

SPRING Wholesale buyers
~ and the trade generally are requested to exa-
mine the very large stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES
PAINTS, OILS. DYES, WINDOW GLASS AND
PUTTY, FANCY TOILET ARTICLES AND PER-
FUMES, in and for sale in lots to suit as at low
prices they be had in this any other city, by
BENNETT l. BEERS, Druggists,
H. No. 125 Main ST., Richmond.
All goods well packed and promptly shipped to any
part of the country.
They are proprietors of thst valuab BILE article CAR
TER'S SPANISH MIXTURE, for the blood; and
Agents for ell the popular Medicines, in many in
stances at less than proprietors' prices. .',
TERMs-6 months credit. or 5 per cent. off for
cash. Please call and see for yourselves whether
you buy not. NH Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

Chinese saying-A drunkard's nose is slight
house, warning of the little water that passes un
derneath.'
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sALARIEs OF JuDGEs IN TENNRssEK.-A bin has
Just passed the Legislature of Tennessee, fixing
the salaries of the Judges of the Supreme Court
e1 800
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

CONSCIENCE IN PovERTY.-An ignorant China
woman who didn't know how to be dishonest,
hung herself in San Francisco from distress of
mind occasioned by her inability to pay her debts
Poor woman!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

To enjoy life you should be little miserable oc.
casionaily, Trouble, like cayenne, is not very
agreeable in ITSELF but it gives great zest to other
things f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

BALLARD's HAIR DYE i-NEw AND I'M
PROVED EDITIoN.-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN
THE WORLD Warranted not only to color the Hair
any Shade from light brown to jet black in twenty
minutes, but to correct all bad colorng produced by
any other Dye and is positively way Injurious. 1t
is the complete and desirable article offered
to the public. Price 81.
BENNETT l. BEERS,
ma Tim Agents for Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

young man was arrested in New York on Fri
day, charged with being concerned in great rob-
berry OF iewelry and diamonds at Melville, S. c.
Some $4,000 worth was recovered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

BY the request of my friends, I announce
myself candidate for the Office of HIGH CONsTA
tion. ~ e en1aAns eiec-
fe 6-dtd Js u nrxyc-src
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

When Batteys menagerie paid visit to Mon.
trose few days ago, natural" happened to OBJ
"See, there's the elephant comin'-tail foremost
no less!" T=
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

IN y.one Marshals Of France twenty-six were
nominated % under the frat Empire, nine under the
~ nsiesstoratlon, nine under the monarchy Of Louii
q, r,nilrppe four by Louis Napoleon ~ President o
IIe republic, and three by the same upon the day
oi ma proclamation ~ Emperor Napolean Ill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23
RICHMOND, VA:
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH % 1854.
THE TELEGRAPH.

= We have been recently asked, "What is
the matter with the Telegraph Every NOM
ing the papers announce, we did not receive
our usual telegraphic dispatches last night. y
We know not mhat is the matter with the
Telegraph, or whether anything is the matter
Were it to work with promptness with regu-
larity, with reliability, then the question,
"What is the matter with the Telegraph
might be more properly propounded. Then
we should be filled with surprise, wonder and
delight. The telegraph at present appears to
be resting from its labors. Even the light
ming requires occasional repose.
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notice. again tender my services to
my friends and feIlow.citfsens fr Che o;ce of HIoTy
CONSTABLE, in the city Of Richmond, at the ensu.
ing election Should be their pleasure 10 elect me-
my ability. - t~'-'- ~ " sno poss OF
jaS1 GEO w rorup
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GEO. w. TOLER

NeiIcE.-At the solicitation of many
friends and acquaintances, hereby announce myself
city of Richmond ADH@ VI tno
tests d. BAKER. in.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

NEW MUsIc.-We are indebted to Mr.. Wood
house for dolly Day. quickstep, and Weston!
Quickstep," new military pieces from the press O
MILLER & BEACHAM, Baltimore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

Saturday was celebrated in Charleston as the
anniversary of the birth of CALHOUN, with great
spirit and unanmity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

HAVANA CIGARs-Wm. d. MERIwETH
Err invites the attention of dealers to his stock of CI
CARS, the largest in this city, and comprising more
than 40 different brands of Harano Principe and Do
n1estic Cigars
Constantly on hand and for sale, LEAF TOBACCO,
for Cigars and the celebrated Denicotised Smoking
Tobacco.
2nd door from Columbian Hotel,
NH Aim Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. :.
-THE VALLEY COMPANY OF WINCHESTER, Va
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
Office at the Bookstore of KNOWLES Il WAL
FORD, corner Main and llth SITS.
gYA few dollars paid for insurance, is security for
thousands NH 6-dlm
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WHOLESALE BOOK ANDST T A

"HOLESALE BOOK ANDS T A
w TIONERY HOUSE ON THE CASH PLAN.
GEORGE M. WEST. Nos, and Exchange, offers
an extensive and complete stock of Books Statione
ry and Paper, for cash only. The amount of goods
purcb by country merchants In my line, is usual
" quite small compared with their grocery hardware
and dry goods bills and this very circumstance sbso-
lutely compels Jobbers in the Book business. wha
sell on time get larger profits IN order TO make up
for the losses and extra expenses necessarily nyoly
ed in a credit business of small amounts.
/ have adopted in my business the plan of small
10 cali and Judge for themselves If the saving they
can make in buying for cash is worth while.
Myl6 cation Is central and essiy found.
Ny retail business will be conducted a. heretofore
mh2f
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ID DECOU &, CO, Franklin Clothin,

ID DECOU e. CO., Franklin Clothing
lGs Store Richmond, Va, 10 the best and cheap
est store in the city to buy all kinds of READY
MADE CLOTHING.
We are constantly making up, and have for sale.
all qualities and styles of Garments from which the
most fastidous can select and be suited The iscii
ties enjoy with reference to the seecons .. .ne
appear in the Northern and Eastern muketa snoia n
guarantee that will be second 70 none ~ me me
fsshionable tasteful and excellent character Oh our
soods Inetnded in our stock will be found
Dress and Frock Coats of all eoiors ana "ater'as'
suitable to the season.
Rich Fancy and Plain Vests. In grest variety; -.
..arohs' of the gentleman and the man of business
nav he met with a. above; and all of which we VIII
se as cheap as the cheapest and warrant as good a.
-. hssf Therefore, all who may be In want Of
Cioth;ng would do well to call at the Franklin Cloth
ing 1sofe' no. % = r. DECoU L CO.
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BRAND CUTTING.-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Flour, Tobacco Boxes, Bags Ma
chinery, Linen &c, made to order.
NJ. G. WHITMAN,
At Langley's Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment,
18th St., betwe en- Main and franklin
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NEW SPRING GOODS.-We have lust
~ received per steamers, cur spring stock of Dry
GOODS, which we will sell very low for cash. or to
punctual time buyers consisting of the following in
part:
Plain De LANES and Chellies all coiors .g;
Plaid and figured Chalie Bareges and Barege De
Laines
Plain, Plaid and Broche Bareges
Black Alpaccas and Bornbazines
Black Gro. de Rhine Taffeta Silks
Marcelines and Mantiila Silks
Plaid, Checked and Striped Summer Silks
French, English and American Prints &9ra
Ginghams, Lawns and Organdie MGsins
Alexanders Kid and Silk Gloves, all co.'s and sizes
Half fngd and long black Filet Mtts
Muslin and Cambria EdgiDgs, Inserting and Floun-
cings
Muslin, Lsce, Honiton and Cambria Collars new
style
Linen Cambria and Embroidered Hdkfs
Ladies' and Gents Cotton, Thread and Silk Hose
Colored Dotted Lace Wells and Silk illusions
Parasols, Silk Fringes Gimps ard Buttons
Talmas and Mantels spring style
Grass, Cloth and Mohair Skirts.
81 WARREN PERKINS,
NH 81 ..ss ~ E.at No. l4l Eagle Sduave.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

q The circulation of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
that of all the Daily papers Of Richmond
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NH l6-dt1Ap

GEo. w. WILLIAMS g. Co, COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, fA.-Ohlce on 18th street.
opposite Shockoe Warehouse-wiu attend strictly to
the sale of Corn, Wheat, Tobacco Flour, &C.; and
will promptly execute orders for the purchase of
Goods &c They solicit the patronage of their
friends and the public generally.
GEO. w, WILLIAMS,
ma Him SAMT,. WILLIAMS.
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SOME OF THE STOCKHOLDERS in the Rich
mond and Charlottesville Turnpike Company having
filled to comply with requisition to pay the s. per
share by the 18th iEst, they now requested to
pay the bg the LIST of April, it is important to
the interest of the Company.
JOHN 3. CRENSHAW,
NIB President
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NOTICE. am Candidate for the Office
Oh hadH CONSTABLE of the City of Richmond
~ o-Qt8 J0HN