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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

Miss ANDREws.-It having been stated
that Miss Andrews, the humane lady who
came from New York to nurse the sick, was
herself among those down with the fever,
we are requested to state that she has not
had the fever. She was little indisposed
Gr day; but she is actively engaged in at
tending the sick. She is in now with Ports
mouth family, nursing the wife of minister
who is sick with the fever.
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LIRERAL.--Mr. Robert A Mann

LIBERAL.--Mr Robert 4. Mayo, the
owner of Metropolitan Hall. and one of the pro.
pfietors of the steamer Curtis Peck has exhibited
liberality in regard TO the sufferers of Norfolk
and Portsmouth, which, 10 these times OF selfish.
ness and cold Indifference, is really worthy of imi
'ation. Besides rendering the use of his hall and
OF the Curtis Peck all occasions where tn suf-
terers were TO be benefited, he has contributed
literally OF bis means and II necessity arises, 10
willing TO go sill further. Such DISTINGUISHED be-
nevolence not disposed pass by In silence.
and therefore call attention TO 1t with the hope of
induciDg others to follow bis noble example
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

AT THE HUGUEEor SPRINGS, on the Ilth
inst, the last Ball of the season. previous to the
tournament, Will take place, at which time grand
exhibition OF fire works will be given. We see
that Mr. VIM Wright, In order to give our read
ers an opportunity of participating In the gay en-
joyment at the Springs, has determined to run his
tue omnibus, the Belle, to the Huguenot, that
afternoon at o'clock, and will take passengers
either way for 81. Those who wish to 90 by III at
Iine should leave their names at the book store of
Messrs Buffers & Simons, on Main ST., few doors
west of 12ih ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

THE COLUMBIAN HOTEL, under the man
sgement of Its proprietor, has lost none of Ito
ancient popularity, which for years pas, has made
1.-THE head quarters of neighboring farmers on via.
iting this city. Its table sbounds In the hes, of
everything to eat that The market sfords-its SER
wants are both polite and attentive-while the pro-
pristors and their assistants leave nothing uu-
done that could possibly add to the comfort of h cir
guests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

TRUE BENEvoLENoE.-Them members of
five Divisions of Sons of Temperance la this city
have subscribed aud forwarded TO Norfolk and
Portsmouth,, tor the benefit of the sufferers, over
$500. This is truly liberal donation, when the
face is considered that of the divisions are We.
ry large. and that the members of all of them had
contributed ofthelr means as church members and
Individuals
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PORT or klCakoND, Sept. IL.

ARRIVED,
schr ARR, Underwrigh.er. Peter, ours wheat, Crsn-
shaw Fisher.
Schr Truth, Creighton, Baltimore, guano Fry
Sons.
schr Ophir, Blarndell, Rockand, lime, D & Brilg-
ford L Co.
ano, E. II. 4kinker l. Co
schr Uncle Tom. Griffin, Halifax, N. g, fish, Ba-
con Baskervill.
SAILED,
Steamship James.own Parrish, New York, mdzs.
and passengers
Steamer Belvdere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdze. e,
Ludlam 4 Watson
schr Richmond Harris, New York, mdzs, d & w
Cuirie.
Schr e. Nickerson, Nickerson, Boston, mdzs., D K
w Currie.
Sehr Naiad Holmes, Baltimore, light.
Schr Gen. Worth. Dobbins Baltimore, light.
Schr Exit, Gray. Nansemond, light.
Schr Accomac, Woods. ERbt.
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STEAMSHIP RoAsoKE.-Jt w;u h.

cd by reference to our adver,i.;n. .nI. o ocseIV.
kosn. ks Capt Skinner. viii be hsre on FIidswnne
the Iath iostant TO receive freight for New w.
taking her departure again the ut mornin, fs
dsy) ct O'clock, By which hour those who Sss; .
tate passage On her must be board w. ma. 20
and that tho Impression prevails with soma ae
cons that the Jameatown and the Roanot a botb ~
at Norfolk We assure those who labor under th.t
impresaon tina. such 10 not III fact nor Will shs G
which the public will be made scqu ainted th,on ~
the papers Of our city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

ths American Shaving Saloon, IL hn,.i.pi ssos Of
;ssommOdssin. plsee for the reception a.
\. si . .oos S.v. ss Il. Dss.
1t has heretofore been, and will contingg. 'easssd-
resort Of the old, tbs middle sred sns no "a IA,
for ail who want an agreeable Shaw ., ne soesi
s1 na aos:Ssu s 3, Il: gpo: By ,
Hobson and set clean, nice shsvs o. uo. Hea %
becoming style and take good Hot Ga J. g! "a
Bdh; and you will come away better sss 49,. ss'sw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

A VOICE FROM THE MoUNTAINs.-We pre-
sent the following letter from Lexington
correspondent not so much from any idea of
the practicability of its suggestions, as for
the whole-souled sympathy and generosity
which bursts out through every line oft. It
comes forth bright, sparkling and refreshing,
like one of the fountains of everything wa.
ters which gush from the mountains Of the
writer's own happy country. 1t is voice
from the mountains that will sound sweet
In the ears of the afflicted:
LEXINGTON, Sept. Oh.
Mr.. Editor-Ths restitution and .ufferines of the
citizens Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, have walked up
the sympsthies of the continent There seems to be
by the fearful ravages and death in the de.
voted cities Of Norfolk and Portsmouth. II all have
not lost relatives there. stlll they have lest dear
friends The Dispatch iis the messenger of grief to
uncounted Thousands all over the State. who ca
ssry wait for its arrival to detail 10 listening crowds
the fate of friends and relatives in Norfolk and Portr
mouth Sympathy, horror and grief, all CON bine to
devise plan for the relief of the sufferers The
powers q Washnston have been applied to in vain.
ard recipes. scientific and quaek have come TO the
rescue; but all In vain; still the fever RACES.
the mounain.a Borrow the camp tents from the W.
neral 10 chief at Warrington Put Is of thess
a the first good spring You come to- ip the North or
Allegheny mountains, along Central, Va. and Ten.
nessse Railroad; IS or SO at the next spring and
90 on till tents enough pitched to accom- modate
all that remain in Norfolk, then remove them ali
.nefe. Don't wait for q scientific doctor to 10 and
snayss the mountain waters. and for an EXP "
n general TO lay Oh the camp on pay of elUvO
oatn send on the tents at once, and In "a hours
eI .neir arrival, II we have due notice of their
SpSntns we will have them ready to walk into. IL
,i 'en.s can't be obtained, let US know it. and we
st sena one to superintend the continuation Of
Rinh onGasn OF which can be made in three DAYS in
utaonaono, 70 answer all demands. The renoIt ~
tne eommntee at HAMPTON suggests that tbs nnfu
nope 10 10 hight Then fee to the moun,sin. S LILY
pure water snd pure air will stop the ravssa 70
death, and save the few that remain DanSt =. VI VI
the borders Of other cities where thousands of oh
must be removed against their will and intersst FL
your accommodation Come come to the mountain
and be hesled.
Eighty yards Of ten cent cotton cloth, twenty two
feet ofinsh plank and one dozen gle nails viii
make a tent lsrselenoush to acsommoda'e cOnstorta
oily 10 sunshine or rain. ak persons. sick or we'll.
This. Mr.. Editor, Is the plan off
A MnuNT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

The CAMPBELL MINsTRELs gave an en-
,er,ainment at Metropolitan Hall last MONDAY
night, for the benefit of the Norfolk and Ports
mouth sufferers and realized the snug little sum of
1868, which will be Immediately forwarded to Ito
proper destination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

SwINpLise Luis Alexander Saunders,
the counterfsit Baron, charged with obtaining
goods under false presences, hes been committed
for examination at the October term of the BUS
tings Court for felony, Ia two cases, and to an
sysr an Indictment at the next Grand Jury term
OF she Hustlnes Court for misdeneanor.
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. 70 ,s,s,ien to the health Of ai.h sserat,ar
- ,;nso 70 tne eoua'ry. which ,d a.. -
our s.t ,nja'y TO the business ., as ..lss..
country ffis nar 'o''"iss sts,sr.sess
There has no, bssns .;.,, 70 q,
10 Eiehmsnd orig n,,lns 1, sa's Ct y.u.,
N",sa, sns. i've occurred wsrs hsh1; SAD asns
~ ' tha or We s.S e,ss,s' h.,s
sisRmoad . q Thu III. , .ssr: 20 s.ss.,, -
heath, than usual at hi, ,... %. ely d s,v sas,
We have made these ststsrnsa, o. iss Jer NO.
aaa'ures, % that our ftiends ana .. oss, osrsv
, - assured Of the facts Our In. qNSnaa.ass..
lures ''' 70 u.s. and We annex s.,.r. IIs::s,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

COOP MsvE.-We understand that the
ladies of this city have Ia contemplation air. the
proceeds to be appropriated the relief of the su-
ferers of Norfolk aud Portsmouth,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

AUCTION NorIoE-LAsr CALL.-pr,.o
lar attention 10 asked to niy sale, fHIs NORMA
~ Main street, when the balance az hin ~! NO
Earthsnwsre. China and Glasswa,s viii h. -. o.
eu5; droesrs country merchants and houssIs....ssa
Sc 2-lt sIL,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

RECogERING.-Lewis, slave, in the SER
vice of Capt Libby, the poor fellow no W as knock.
I'd down and seriously Injured on Saturday last
by pair of runaway horses, 10 slowly recovering
under the skitul treatment OF DR. Hancock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

DIsABLED.-A day or two since YOUNG
Mr Evans was thrown from his horse while passin +
along 18th street, and had one of his hands 40 badly
bruised and injured that Dr. Hancock was called M
on to adjust the dislocaton of one or more or biz
fingers. ~ "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

CLEARING THE WALKs-FOr some dave
hs asyeIal hands have been engaged In c'e,pne
In the Capitol square. and putting them In
s1eam 70 be spsring efforts to sst ths.s Iovsiv
nnt ,h IN good order, but it will REQUIRE time ~
Kept In dIring the summer month, nave oeen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

DR.. Gro. W. BRIGGs has removed Ia
his lew residence corner of Broad and 9th street,
Church Hill, opposite Mr.. James Winstou'a wh.p
he can be found at night or during the day. He Mn
continues his old Office at the corner Of Governor
aud Main streets
e Office hours from TO IL A. NJ, and from DO
81 M "a Stint
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12
ADJUSTMENTS
BALLOON ASCENSION
ANN "A U
On the 18th and 18th of Sspts mber, at
BUFFALO SPRINGS,

It AIO
MeckLenbRrg County, ptrgtnm,
On the 18th of Be ptember a TOU ORNAMENT =l
come If at the above place, to be regulated and Goa
daatsd in the usual manner for such exsreisi II
night, on The 12M,
AGRAND FANCY BALL
will come off at " hich the QUEEN will be crown,
ed by the successful knight at the Tournament.
On the 18th. Mr.. A. l.. Carrier, the mfst daral
and successful aronaut OF the age, will make
BALLOON ASCENSION,
In his beautiful Balloon, the POCAH0NfAs
MISS HODGDON will certainly ascend with Nj.
CARRIER, as all the necessary arrangements have
been made to insure this result.
The day will be followed by PARTY. The
Knights will be admitted free of charge to beth ssl
and Party.
TThose who desire to entsf the lI 81 hs
Tournament are requested to make immediate y
plication as the number of knights will Be inl!ss
DAVID SHELTON.
az S-2aWtd PT0Driet0r of the Buffalo Springs
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COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETS. Sept II, 1856
FLoUR-fhe stock light aud arrivals limited
Holders nrm. and a. there advances from buy
ere there transactions quote.
WHEAT-The market improved little. We
now quote good to prime White 81 750l.sO; good to
prime Red 81 700175
COkN-Nve quote s20s5e psr bushel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

sent oS.-JOhn a. Lacy was required 10
give securty In the Of S200 sppssr before the
ext Grand Jury term Of the Hastings Court 10 an.
aver the charge Of sssauitiog Mathew NJ. Lacy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

LUoKY.-A gentleman of this city, while
assins the corner of 18th and Cary Streets ss Nor,
Gay night had the misfortune to drop his purse con
tanning $35s His loss was not discovered for seye.
isi hours after, when it was too dark TO make
noar and had the good fortune discover his Lost
treasure, notwithstanding the fact that probabiv
hundreds had passed over it. rN""''S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

The MARSHALL AND HENRY BulLDna
Egs0 COMPANIES will meet at their rooms THIs
EVENING. commencing at d O'Clock
The Treasurer will attend during the Afternoon, tn
receive the monthly instslments H..
Sc 2-lt JAS X LEE as,,.,.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

CONC AHEAD.-The Richmond and Fred
ericksburg Railroad Company steadily engaged 10
, laying their read with new iron. As soon az the
heavy iaii Ia substituted for the strap iron the run
by shat route will be much faster and far more
pl ayaut $3.50 " o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12
A CARp-To THE Pusr,owu

a CARD-Io THE PuaLIc.--H,v,n
esived information Through friends, thar !e'
surent report In the city to the sf.st .a,n
ssotssr o. the man ssrn.,d Hsndn nov q \.
public that do not stan ID auy vsy eiain tts
nected @ith ths man They are di,tins,Is n % son
names; bis 10 Handlin or Handlan Minis i. "asf'lt
80 l2-2st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

MAYORS CoURT.-The Mayors Court fOr
the city of Richmond will be held at 8 O'Clock A.
NJ, from the 10th of April to the 10th Of October -
After the 10th of October. at 10 O'Clock.
For Civil businen on Thursdays, always at II o'ct
A, m. sel-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

DANeERous PLAoE.-The neighbors on
Church HILL near 18th and Leigh street, should iein
doors. before 1t generates disease In their midst <
few dollars spent in this way may save them manv
doctors bills before the winter ssts in AJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

CosrisuED Martin Russel and James
Crow, ehsvesd With aiding 10 an assault John Car.
ball will have sxaminstion befoIs lhs Mayor thi.
EcrLing,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

j. Brown. JR.. Stock Broker. has remo,-
ed his office to No. Isl, (Zimmsrman's soruer Main
and 18th streets. e6,s,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

SPECIAL NoTIoE.-I ask particular attsD.
Il to VI sae Of Dry Goods fpe linen ,,on ss,,,,
4c; %, Of Bacon Hama, &c. thi, moruip, A. "a
O'Clock. &c II r. CAIJTHOaNs "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

Auction ADMINISTRATIONS attsutiO0
n called to the sale Of Furniture, le. atMrE Nm
sen's, on Broad street. doors below Mr.. s,b,S,
rms ofnins' embracing very desirable stock
70 IL ALEX MOTT Ana,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

THE FRyRA At NEW OnLRANs.-The health of N
Orleans exhibits decided Improvement.
Mr.. Bradford, the egent of the associated press,
who was ssfectsa Wifh the fever, 10 better.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

CANNoNADINa-The residents of Mayo
street, and especially the ladies. were very much
alarmed yesterday morning, between l and
o'clock, by the repeated firing of pistols. In the
hands Of some unknown persons. What cause led
we understand that efforts are to be made to die.
cover The thoughtless perpetrators and bring them
10 punishmsnt,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

Bousp OvER Conrad Felner, charged
,v;et as ntfux aud besine Mrs Ann Winksfs, was
s. IA j, by the Mayor to keep the peace In the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

F.oesxp.-Ambros and Lucy Ann, two
saye, were soundly a ,sssd by order Of the Mayor,
for ssssulting Mrs. Wm. B Aiiegrs. Ambrose va
ordered So, and Lucy IS stripes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

SuDDEs.-A little girl, daughter of Mr.
Ohiles was taken with spssms about noon yester-
day. and died 10 short time thereafter. At 10
O'Clock 10 the morning the little creature was At
plsy, and apparently we'll and hearty. By l
O'Clock In the afternoon she was q corpse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

SrEALMe.-Walker, slave, was order
cd is stripes for stealing pot Of preserves from
VIM FL Davfdson.
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BALL AND FIRE WORKS

02 BALL AND INF WUNhU
e AT THE
MN HUG UENOT SPRINGS
HrA The next Ball at the HugenO: spring. VIII
axe place
Friday, the 14th day of September.
During the evening there will he grand dhpiS"
FIRE WORKS!
This will be the last Ball ofths season pfe!ioa.%
the Tournament, which will take place near Tue e
of this month.
Mr.. Wright's four-horse Omnibus, tlns
Belle will leave the city on FRIDAY evse ni,E
O'Clock, in time for the Ball-retu'n'ns '''''
morning Fare each way, 81. ,.s,,, ..
A list for names who wish to 10, can oe iSa1u
Buffers & simonS Bookstore, 1877 Main 81. e..n01
leave your names.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

q ARMORY 4. L. BLUES,
SEPT. 18th, 1855. !
The Company will assemble THIS
W "WEDNESDAY EvENING, for regular meet.
ina aud drill at 8 O'Clock. wi Belt Seabbsrd and
Gloves. Roll call at 81 O'CLOCK.
By order. WIN. II. FRY, o. D. (
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

brushes. Superior twine bound, cop
- per bound, wire and brass bound Paint Brushes
Scrub Shoe, stencil aud Silver Cleaning Brushes;
h.t oval aad round Varnish Brushes and Artists
A MEXICAN AND VIELLE De MON
above brands ground 10 Blssshsd oil on hand and
f,r sale by sa12 WIN bAf1LER
RLACK PAINT-Ground 10 Boiled on
- and put Up In different size psskssss for sals By
% IL WM 6ATxLAk
ENGIIHH WHITE LEAD-A lot of
II the superior - 3" brand EaeIish Whit Lead;
Tor sale b. nH WI. eAtTLee.
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MARK THE ImpsovsMsxru

and send bill TO this Office. soyyfhs .s5'.
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no THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC

GLOVER HILL CRATE COAL.-We
~ are now prepared to furnish our customers with
a supply of the above popular fuel
ALsO-ANfHRACITE COAL, (Red and White
Ash,) and Bituminous Coal for SmithS and other
purposes
We keep also q full supply of OAK and PINE
WOOD, all Of which we ofer ct market rates
BRAZEAL & stage.
-. Orders left at Offise Basin Bank between
9th and 9Eb streets, will be punctually attended to-
aa I2-lmk b. 4 g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

EVANS' DEPOT OF CHINA, GLASS
IL AND EARTHENWARE ITO COUNTRY
MERCHANT4.-The subscriber 10 prepared to fur
nish the usual variety of Goods in his line to the
trade at an low figures az they can be obtained any
where else, South North; and he Offers such in
ducements to country merchants, who buy for cash,
a. cannot fail to please.
STONEWARE at Factory prices
~ Goods packed securely and delivered safely
Call and examine the stock at EVANS Depot, No.
lit Main ut. se12 j. d B. EVANS.
THO HOUSEKEEPERS- EVANS' DE-
l. POT OF CHINA. GLASS;, EARTHENWARE.
TABLE CUTLERY, &C.-Persons going to houa-
keeping, and all others In want, will fnd very va
red and choice assortment Of Dinner and Tea Ser
vices; Gut Pressed and Plain Glass; Table Cutlery,
from Rodgers l. Son; Plated Goods; Walters and Tea
Trays; Looking Glasses; Gators; Lamps. DO.
ALSO-A fine lot of Tea
Call ut LII Main street, ON
s.l2 J. D. b. EVANS.
wWythevlls Telegraph and Dsnvills Republ-
oopv
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M RS. MAYO being prevented by sick
AVA in the family from opening her School on
the 18th of September, will commence the LIST of
October in the Rooms occupied by her last session,
the corner of Marshall and 18th streets, nearly
OPT osite the Carlton House.
For further information, enquire of Mrs. MAYO
at Mrs Claibornes. Sc ll-eodSl*
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Wrli,ea fer the Ellsworth American.
European and North American Rail
Road.

Ma. EpIToR by the enclosed doiugs
of meeting held a, Columbia, you will
see that / was appointed TO bring the sub
Jet OF the necessity Of an APPROPRIATION
Tor The purpose Of obtaining a survey OF
the shore route for the track OF the North
American RAJ! Road, before the towns
IN Hancock county. As soon as The do.
inss are out Of press and tie petitions,
snail do so. i also concluded IN the
meantime, las the time is so shor, before
the Eeeting) 10 call the attention OF the
towns IN Hancock county, where your
papers are taken, and If ii ally they are
not taken. will in few days send to
them also. Now, sir, II is hoped that
each town will be represented in the adj
journed meeting. Let each town, as
evenings and stir up each other to ;he
Importance OF the subject, and send eithe.
er by chosen or volunteer delegates. to
said meeting. Also as ii may be though,
bes; 10 send some one to attend 10 the
petitions before the Legislative Commit
tee and as one is as much interested as
another, it would no, seem right that
whoever HAY have to 90, shall have to 90
wholly al his own charge, that some ar
rangemen, should he made, too in part,
at least, pay the expenses. Let every
town be heard from, and they can be,
wlthou, much trouble or expense. For
II they can not send delegate hardly
possibIe) they can appoint some friend of
theirs in this section who may attend and
send letter By him giving their views.
Now is proplious time, do not let II
slip. Let us hear from each town at said
meeting. II we do not help ourselves,
will others help us3 No, no! neither
shah we deserve it.
Yours Respectfully,
J. d. PARKER.