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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-08

iotitfh the csnmcc., and in the House beisg anti.
matter who hSpeakcr Fl 81
The election of Democratic Speaker might torn out
worssfhan aRsnpty triumph, Our party, therefoe.
prer no csgsrneSs Ia succeed In such eectiofl II
fxilnig tct>tShoscd Ia unjust hpdtatets and toinca
danger 50 long there chance hope of being
tu To the country but il does uotsprt q sa<ce whose
useful results doubtful II is barely possible that
the kno" Ncthngs after eleciing Democratic Speaker
"ght connu" To act IN cordial with party in
t"rf-.-stses Ia 10 So would La.
virtually To dishand Ia quit their party and Join their
country There is nothing in their mast history or pre-
sent attitude to encourage tho hope that they will ever
erciSe such patriotism and magnanimtv They who for
the last month have been unable to choose between Black
Republican treason and Democratic conservstism between
the enemies OF the constitution and the country and it,
defenders may profess sudden conversation but car har-
DIV eNp"c, that their professions will pcit reliance
We tear they daily becoming Gallons and NOR,
cunning hardened ia political niquity hv its CONT
nucd practice and more deaf the call of patriotism from
ts continued disregard Such is opinion o the South
err squad ct -Nothings in Congress We hold vide
different opinion however their constituents who arr
influenced by no hopes expectation place or prefer
mcnt We believe these members acting in open vo-
aon OF the wishes and opinions very large majority
OF those constituents We are SURF that the pcop, of the
South. OF sill parties, would hesitate moment TO riyc
warm aud efficient aid To the Democracy Congress in its
war with Black Republicann had they the power to do
SO We see daily indications OF thspt in the columns OF
the Southern Press In crisis like the present ia, N,
rouSn and the sagacty OF the people err aud We
believe the people with wonderful unanmy now concur
that hostility TO Black Republicans and concert of action
at least Tor the time with the Democracy Congress is the
plain and imperative duty of every Southern man I'm.
less their representatives speedily earnestly and in good
aith pursue this course they will have fearful account
To render when they their homes Every body
at tue south now sees that the Democracy is the last hope
of the Union the Constitution and the South They will
pardon neither the rachcry blindness OF their repre-
seniavrs II will he vain put the paltrv plea OF
pretended Democratic insoence intolerance to cN
cuse or to Justify such gross delction OF duty Vainrr
sun To gd our treachery by Boosting your venaitv
~ our constituents did send to Congress To get
Offices Tor themselves for you-much less did thew cN-
peet you to sell votes for Speaker the highest bid
der or TO remain neutral until You paid enlistment
However wrong the Democrats be in refusing OIL
ce Your constituents will tell you furnishes 10 excuse TOR
Tor YOUR failure to serve your country in her time of need
Your conSeenccs and per diem should have prevent
ed your eachcry, however impOcnt inspire your pa
| triOtism."
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
SENATE.
M.Cp

MtcoMSs 10 'l'' NJ : O'CLOCK O' Lieut. Governor
Mr loMpSoN frO", the committee Agriculture and Com
Mr. ptSESIF a s Committee ON Roads. &C. rrpo,,. bin
TO incorporate the Guyandolie Bridge company.
Resolutions referred various committees As follows.
ny Mr. JOHNSoN-amending chapter Isl the Code
provide Tor issuing ~r OF eaplA aud salts facnduu Judgments
iyneSsrs and salem turnpike a. iSs
ny Mr. TURNER Carkburr Buchanan turn.
pAe company to shend Their road through the iown Of crkbur
ny VI MoopNS.rgr"r,iTs hin to incorporate the Danvle
~ d. w 49,, we 'Smpr.A"'n OF the Commissioners
BS Mr wIrE,o a Sy the Se cee :. - to require r and
other oeyr to eurn by mail all process issuing from Courts Of
p.siage thereon in the clerks requre-And
ALLOW the -hcrfshe same compensation clerks allowed
by Mr IRyING-ncorpOAtng the Saving. Bank" in
ny MIR ruENEl- one more q the Bank. of i.
Mr. pCrGts o fS n, d So@fh n ''FA''Os
s' That The S.eo9a Auditor prsP,re FOR the use Of the Sc
whole Of bonds hyIotecaie by Board o.
have been returned to him properly allied up and listed on the S""t
precrbeI by law and also by Whist au
hSIi'y OF i,~ such h,P9'i'ecG'ion made.
NJ, srEENRop offered ne following joint resolution:
Congress and Rrrre'cnttye he
Marine Hospital city wheeias.o Ia the county =
me RESOLUTION lies under the rulc.l
Of the toSn Of komncy asking THE Of
voters OF said town 90 the question of
the u Hampshire 10 the Alexandria Loudon
Railroad the OF aid consenng their rate
able portion Of fe taxation required such subscription
tn" memorial referred Ia by sic; committee, consisting
Mrs-rs. ARMSTRONG, ANHitR and BEApEN.
The bill authorizing the construction Railroad
White sulphur Springs the Nitit Tennessee RAN
road taken molten OF Mr. twice The
rules being suspended for the purpose ordered
10 u engroSsrd and read third time.
~, 49,, ,ssrsNssI OF TE l,SDs ~ IHE
assessment Of lands throughout the Commonwealth.
long discussion enui OF the OF
which McssIs Turner, Douglas Amber, Regcr Tou.
Nrlh and TaAferro participated The bill ordered
crossed.
COMMUNICATIONS
from the House Delegates received by NJ
HElSktL Of Washington, asking The much Of com
uunston scn by ugt body, refers bill
bert Cox and others Of Lee which and
rejected by the House Some discussion ensued
sn3c took part a. 10 the ency OF the Senate cospy
With The request the Hous-.
The dsnt Lieut. MeCona. decided that II WAS IN order
10 comply with the the House return tb-
communication.
The communication ordered returned aye. ~ noes II
and Mr. McElheney requested 10 Is
On uiouon ot Mr. Saunders, The Senate adj ourned.
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that we have DENOUNCED the fraud practics1 upcr
them by the any ot,ixty nsfvidu,ip, the sworr
legemen of John Moor Bdsts" AMI whsh To-
american, as it tvidently does in thssabOys Para
graph, sssls to produce the.ipprsssiSn Yp6h N
minds of rs rctders that we have charged ~, or 5
hall, or fourth of the members of the American
Councils of this city with being the "sworn legc
men of Bolts, it seeks TO do that which is iiSrep
rshfc-tuftvrif md nsiandrrupor-r-
We have only To say, in conclusion that the wal
between Bolts and his friends and the 2th section
Americans has fairly commenced and that il will be
both our duty aud our pleasure To see it out
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-08

The Paris paper. tell Of practical joke which wa, re-.
Gently played of on Jenny Lind at Bouogne The Swele-
ish Nightingale had been n Paris Tor o. month. but she
would NOT open her mouth while terenot even 70 speak
awOrd-preening -hc did not understand the language.
This @ affection H. the haJe' Of the opera who
ST dying Of desire 10 hear the notes that
ever issued from human ps But ftr the fair song.
stress concerned they might al die and 90 70 Old
Hryshe would not utter word for their salvation
Horsay 90 Paris over she for England 70 I'LL Ger.
tain engagements IN London She would sing her sweet.
ct 10 Engtnd would not utter "a word IN France
This adding insult to injury. When size arrived in
Bouognc parcel Of amateurs determined not only to
have their revenge. but 10 hear her sing Three Of them
accordingly dressed hemscveup Police officers
Cd upon her a. her Iote-and H. guf iusocnt tone
which the police know well how when they want
big bribe-icnaudcd her passport. II produced
q" rg'e mysterious whispering ensued between them
accompanied 10y many searching and suspicious looks d.
rected toward tie nightingale Finally they announced
10 her, with increased harshnes-that she wssraveng
under false uamc--tht she not the famous singer
she Profsscd IN betmt hc answered exactly To- the de-
scrpuon Of notorious iafrga0fe who had succeeded ia
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swindling many peoptsfn PsHsse large sums-snd Of
who's ussS'iOn 20 PAss tSEpgand they had bsss
so'ihedIssy tslsgraps--aad whom Ay were orIere 10
srrest. syhis w thpsderbolt t6the nightingale
f'nnd s'e anaesotestsd with imm ssls
'ehe'ns,ee ts She was uees ctha< than the person
profeed be The Police called upon her for proof, Of
her identity; but she knew in the city, aud coad
give none You must then go prison. madame. -
This elected more furious proestatious than One
party then suggested, IL shs the verabe Jenny
she carried about her the inconesbe evidences OF her
lcntty The whole universe h.d heard her powers OF
songshc had only 10 sing establish her preten-ous
and open the prison gates She trrmbej the idea lest
her voice should fail her under such orica-bu there
being no help tor it, she began her pipes-and
finally burst forth with such Hood OF melody that the
three Messurs transported with rapturc-and gave
vent 10 their feelings in prolonged Brsos viii ca were
taken mp aud repeated with increased energy by thou
sands in the adjoining hall-who cried Epcore, In
core with fury absolutely appalling The now
stood confessed And then the wrath and fury of the out
ragged nightingale, who it, But the Messuir,
pleaded their with much coqucuce-and with
such touching appeals womsns vsnty-that the good
ncss oi Ter heart could rsist-and they won their
pardon. Aud from that dsy this the Boulognese have
been Boosting the Psrisisns-they being the only
Frcnchmsn who heard the divine music OF the Swedish
nightingale.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-08
The Washington nrrnn

This paper which is jealous for the public print
ing, and which is ready to shin with every breeze
to get it, has been making, for several DAYS, a con
siderable noise over the proceedings of American
meeting in Rockingham, which it tells us with great
slee' endorsed the organs position as to the 10Th
Section Of the Philadelphia platform, out and out
We dislike 10 deprive the ravenouS organ of any
eriimb of comfort or consolation, matter how small
1t may be. But We will just state suspicious ~
To the origin OF the Rockingham meeting and await
subsequent developments to attest them true
For the benefit of the OrgdN, then, we give it as
our impression and belief that the Rockingham
meeting was gotten up by persons living in and about
Richmond, and that the resolutions adopted 10y that
meeting were written suggested in whole or in
part by some one or more of the individuals who
assumed, ON New Years night to speak in behalf of
the 'coi1biHed councils IF the american party Of the
city a. RtctmoHd." This is our view of the matter
OF the truth of which we have doubt at all. 1t
was necessary that meeting should be held in the
interior of the State proclaming the views OF the
Rockingham one, in order afford the unprincipled
wire-workers here an opportunity of responding To
them, and thus endorsing the of indiviiu
al whose views were known TO coincide with the Or
gIt'. in regard TO platforms and slavery
1t is notorious that John W. Bolts has little clique
of tails in this city, who, big as he is physically,
would lick him thrice day from head to heel, and
thank God for the privilege These tails Bolts takes
special pains to make useful TO himself And it is
through him and their agency that we account for
the Rockingham meeting; and through their partic-
uar agency also is the world indebted for the start
ling and refreshing 'proeeediHgs 81 the combined
councils Of tie imericdW party Of tie city Of Rich
moad,"
Bolts aud his tails in spite of all decency selfre
SPect, and common honesty, have thrown down the
gauntlet We take it up; and, both personally and
editoriay, are in the ring, till We crush them, or
they crush US.
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correspondent suggests that we in our Presidential
programme yesterday, omitted points which NAV
be entitled 10 weight and may have important influence
the result. lie says he ha. heard it whispered about
town, that Mr. We Is himself very Hunter man.
but that all of Wises bitter anti Hunterios-
which AZ pulling circumstance if true Our CORES
pendent goes osiy that when he saw it stated that
Mr. Wise had written Washington that the next Pfcsi
dent should from the North and Mr. Buchanan was
the nau;hc the sid correspondent thought tia. tale
very pfobahlcaud supposug it true he put himself to
specializing the policy aud designs thereby foreshndow.
ed Of our Gubeuatoril neghbor. Hs deductions were
lst that our said neighbour had Presidential aspirations.
be wouli-if not himself the candidate. prefer citizen
from any other STATE Wand that therefor
he would be cirfae loci, opposed to Mr Hunter ?
That while he did suspect our neighbour Of any .pc-
cal fondness for 'pnying hlrpo thousand strne.
he might have particular antpathy having two string
to his boW-and these his support Of Buchanan nights
supply him For example, If Mr. Buchanan should he
elected who probable to be Prime Minister Of the Ad.
min4traon with the inside track Tor the succes.ior-
Should Mr. Buchanan fail oi tho nomination at Cincinnati
very pregnant pos-ibity-who - likely to receive
tho support Of the Buchannsues a. Nr Wi.e-and ii he
has little independent following OF his own who so likely
10 get the nominations
Our correspondent thinks the ayowcd determination of
General Fierce" To compete Tor the nomination. puts in
jeopardy amy Democratic candidate that may be- named
The whole force Of the Administration will be wasted in
that bootess attempt while the message takes the wind
ont the sails Of Hunter, WISE and al the freeaters-.
more South than the South polc-rather overdoes the
iing-thc real motive prompting it, sticking ont some
what more than fat
Our correspondent concludes by desiring to know which
prefer "Wise Huntcr?7 rather delicate question
while the threat Of hanging il suspended over our head.
Butthc Bible teaches to love our ueiglbopr a. our
selves, therefore part with him whom
the people Of Virginia have made neSt.door neigh
bour for the next four years Besides We are fond Of OK
element and novelties and wish rec the hanging
process reduced 20 practice. We ncyHqf man in little
Petersburg viii grace the glow a. well a. another and
we have 900 iuepre-sibe longing witness biz ria ca
pers When COL August the other day 10 DO the thing
up nice made fH'y Of the services Of Dis Regiment 10
Hi EScellency be informed goe- the on dr. that
the Governor was commauder-inclef-tis orders we're
10 boz oheyciand nny tender o services was altogether
supercogaory That sort Of Talk should put the great ,.
prt n little Peiersburgn becoming Of ttepiIa-
ton and preparation. Move can't give up our neigh.
bour YET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-08

VIZ rlHM ~ MLlNGnAM ELLkrI co Is this day dis
used IN winding up the business The books account. " IN he
found Al the old stand In the wIngam al which
pac~ our customers respectfully nd
debts A. Important the business
sbr J WIIIISGuIN '''
January l, 1850. j T pACE '''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-08
A NEW WORK
oS

~ VIRGINIA POIITICS.
~, F'G, s p 80 Political cS@Pilston ec entitled MS
ae M o rI Compiled by Dr. james p a@h sG,Sn Of
It viii embrace complete history OF be memorable conte. be-
wm Ie Di%or', party under the lesder'h Of their
Of $50 viii be chiefly documentary compilation of the most
The peee. Of the champions party before The people 1"d
Thee viii be arranged S t , aen ,1 Of III. canvas.
running commentary and calculations by the Bor Compiler
canvas Of 1876 and book politicians for ali re
The volume viii go psge, with plat.
snNaVhg OF Gov Wise and delivered to ,ubcrer per
Bookseller and Publisher. igi Main street Rici%ond, Va
- "gi sa,,op WI lT printed therefore all who w.h 10 obtain
I Sa discount ossaT Iss T., pa%f :, SG@ a. possible
We cordially recommend the volume announcedby Mr Randolph
prove nyalaa book Of Tor Democrats sp slsr.
wv wv y i Tggas. Ei,,oy 81 EE.gs'yg.
Tlsn, W MOONS. Pcs,5sgtoyG1s S,so,,
i's 0,c'sN csrcunap. Se.afee III, IL cS 6.,oot,,
- - OuNIBGS NOTICE.
4 SliAllH w lev days commence running IN ,,
y &, s Of t S:;,.1 ' 'aa , ss s 9 1 q
he unal route TO Pod street The fare viii <-6-A-S<R.
viii pa-onie he line sade,yor e MAKE pubc Convent
jas-o eEo L. EARNEST.
III SRA ND'S CAICINED utGNESIA.
disease. Of The stomach bowels. wh attended Win
asdy and give immediate relief to The Heartburn The Effects O
lords Of NE mdc' .nd pleasant spstrni especially to
uen necessity hayns resour.c sSs,yes To PERSON.. "a
priciy Many efe complaints chdcn IN early Infancy and
srh eases The Caned Magnea has
1horhanis, htt both The aimentary
canal nd sets ecacou purgatve. prepara
ton free from unpleasant and strength
Caclnei Magncsa silver
N-N Work Word Far Medal awarded For sale BY Druggists
Generally. and By The manufacturer.
dc1-toi8un 7. HUSBAND PHILADELPHIA
THVHE ENEHCtSEs on THE HEV. NJ. o..
u WihHS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, on Church nm,
corner n Broad and 2i feetsJ W be MONDAY
The 5th instant
REFERENCEsi
Col. Pontaine o. y. Baldwin, Esq
Mr Williams, NJ. A Y. Stoke
ia5-H
4 LIVERPOOL FINE SALT AFIOAT.-i2Oo sacks
iavorte brands daily expected, Tor sale ny
hS-9g A
H DHAtLuC CEMENT, GROUND PIAs,-
ter 0nano hne and ground alum sai, BOSTON pure
1d Whlsky-foT salehy
jns DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO.
d. safe BY DISRS sPss;f S HilsS sn 90
- n, GOLDEN SYRUP, FIGS, n ArsINsI
- Prunes Olive on Jaws Cote MtcheIs Casdes
Ja5 DAVENPORT ALLEN c
PHArT,S GALLERY.
M fNBfRs ~ The Legislature respectfully invited give
I'VE early call and have their nee N elGrg
r the state Picture 20 that The presentaon may place
The oud n The arsson
FOR NEW YEARS Presents
The citizens Invited cell md SELECTION fancy
ses aud perfect iksnessss AZ all prices WM A. PRATT,
Ul No lt5 Main street.
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MARRIED,

A. Farmh, Amelia county, the residence oD Richard Tay.
tnr, the ~ 81 January by Rev Tn Mr. j. q T.
BOYD, 10 stsf NARY sUsAN !. COOKE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-08
Fam He Eaquirlr.

"Tnr SFFAEyasmr-We would be pleased NJ tho ct.
ton OF Democratic Speaker because we would not have
Our party shrink from responsibility or avoid danger whom
tue integrity oi our institutions aud Of the Union telr b.
n"PWneL J ct -ucn election would probably subject us
% much vocation and obloquy render M poweri... c
COOL, sod scarcely useful n presenting other. from Der
pririting evil The continued continuation. f,rtiop
oi u"'l' .quai " southern Know Nothing. brtr,,. A.,
NNtlie-' ~ hatred p TIE Democrlct that render. ID
hopees7 t1t tiey will ever bac0m. cordial and rititl
sven should they eventually for Democratic
Spcaker IN that event they would be- almost sure 10 do
Az ~ p0Wer 10 pepeS oppose and war the Speaker
"hom they bal h"lpe1 o. elect They st look tp "a Be-.
unigg sih Their ccrant Northern wing: stil hon. hv
means o l' reunion a. elect President FROM iher ow
PIE bald "nks and 70 hold the regns and Offices Of 20
VcI'ment 10 make Che Dcmocrcy responsible ior the
seton of Congress thou powcrlss To control tat sr
lion might bring that party into isrep ite for season
% least, and give Know Nolhngi.ln a.candancx M
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NOTICE.

yUNHf arm Of BROOKS, HILL WALLER will not h. a,..lv
th further notice We will close ont Of Good,
~ an Early day TO make for M-ssr
fLLtrr, WALLER, DREwRY co.
January a.. uRnOEs npII a ~ Ar, nj.
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January l. 1856.

NEW CONtERN.-Tle subscribers have thi, day ,.-oc,
~ ted hemsrlyc together under ofWILINU
AM IARDY for the purpose carrying WHOLESALE
IMPORTING DRY GOODS BUSINESS at the stand Of WI
ngham Ee CO. No ~ Pearl street there they ", eT
hibit by LIST Of March an entire stock Of Goods
80 }. wILLINGHAM
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" JAS DEANE tenders his thanks patrons Of D,,sr
hhgwN and collecting continuance avo
u ~ ~il 10 general Commission business
The Old stand Of DE,NE Of Ianusrv a
which time his ofice will be shockoe Warehouse
de11-tlW
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

--.,. no DlSsOLGTION.
"s U'.AhiNthsitlf heretofore existing
xuts WI. nss dissolved BY mutual consent an Claim.
tiorr for settlement. y, 70 '" VI
January LIST, 1850 W nrr'
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NEW BUSINESS NERs.,rp
WING JOB OFFICE

s Proprietors OF the Why have TIL. d,y p,,
sha-ci the job Once hitherto conducted bx r,,,. Pu.
Nc whs building aud om this day eonstue n ,s, ~, ~
,, me ONE. Is complete one co,nr--n, ~
turn out at short notice Job. Of all
es' MANNER Tia. Once has already attained ~
ne-. and accuracy which has and for HI Is
Tue Ntsnon OF our friends In the city and N. s.n,,s
asked Ia H. aud their solic WV '""""J
January Let. iS56. BONDURANT Hfi,orr . s,,,..
JAi-d&ciw T-s'' """'AV'' sfukiDS.
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SsHAD.-Pdms No had % v ole aud hsl, b.r . - sale
- U jas JOHN y. G0!JoN,
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IHNHE undersigned have united temsves
style 81 MCDONALD, SPOTS HARVEY for the purpose OF
conducting in this city the above business In all
haze taken the large warehouse No 20 street south Of
eeN occupied by un and Harvey store
lev days an extensive assortment Of which they
respectfully invite the attention Of their friends
rhy Experienced members o.
the sale Of Produce generally and and Of
goods s $3.50 W
The usual advances made Consignment From long eSpe
Renee Va the different branches business by propt
'ohal attention hops merit portion public patronage
JOHN &. MCDONALD,
JAMES e. SPOTTl
IsutsHt
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NOTICE.
HAS. a. HUNT a DANIEL n VKIr>,r h.v. -.

- hecIFd teneve' under i hrm % HUNT RRO for con.
I'hs GENERAL Commission Business taken An o. an
virginia between Cary street and the Depot
Harvey, Wood A Coz " - '''''
Icy oe eonSements of Tobacco. Wheat Flour Corn and ali
Kinds OF country produce promising prompt all con.
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CO-rAItTNEnsuIp NoC,Cc-

Nhh nniesisn have this day formed parn.,.h, I'm A.,
CITY OF View York. under the .iyi. 81 RRiiNiNp,
, Tor the purpose OF conducting GENERAL CONNIE
uN hOsHtS more particularly for the
No. q, anu Flour GRAIN Cotton and other Produce Locaon
" Liberal advances Consignment,
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r. JAS DEANE.
JOHN J BROWN

yKNHE firm Of DEANE BROWN tb's iay doly, nv ,,u,
consent The attention Of both
the winding Of the affairs concern and the
TIE nrfu viii be used by either for that purpose
7. JAS DEANF
JOHN BROWN
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ii SHALL IN few days, commence running
Tie Hoe ~ uaNnr ssfs, heretofore hT p--es<tklA
VT Wright They viii FROM 18th street ~ sisA
ihe usuHl route 10 2nd street The fare wiHk-oafkR-
b. he .ane, Gk cents All have say public Is that uey
WIN patronze Tie ne,l viii endeayor 70 make public
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DiSSOI.UriON OF Cop.nrx.,,...

We m OF iTst. webb and SON. Is this day DISSOLVED h, 49,
,i CONSENT Lewis Webb retiring the bnsIs
viii sign the name Of the nrm "a lIquLialon ''P afu
Richmond January 9TH, issG. IrwH W.,
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JOSEPH BRuMMEI.,
A. l. RoysrER.
J. b. ROYSrFR.
Jal-iem

WEhaye this day formed eo.parinershlp In mi. civ
hr urn OF A. RofsrER, BROTHER CO Tor ~. nar
pose Of Manufacturing Tobacco A 4 Roysrpv INC Pur-
J. ~ ROYsrER
Richmond January ,s,e JOSEPH BRUMNEI.