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LVI.-NUMBER 96,

that those nominees will be naii0nal on national
platform. and that We WILL by all honorable means lubo.
10 ensure their election
3d. That In opinion the delegates n. Charleston
Convention should untrauu-lei aud be left free 10 &C:
n that Convention for the best Interests 0! the Democrats
party, subssrvns al personal preference 10 ts: enc
and,
ih That District Central COMMITTEE consisting OF one
narmher from each county. be appointed for the Electoral
and Congressional District which shall determine The times
ara places for future meetings OF the Democracy OF tho
District said committee 10 continue In oce Gn otherwise
Ordered by District Convention, and said committee :o
nave power 10 Gll any racsncir, In their own body.
9TH, That the Hon. Sherra Clemens by hi, votes In the
present House Of Representatives hiss ered the spprc
On motion Of ". Thompson the Convention then pre.
ceeded sir roce % elect two delegate, 10 Chaes,ou the
iTo Heenen receiving the hShes; number Of be
elected provided each received majority OF The whole
vote cast eac! delegate OF the Convention yun. fo- :wo
aergais..
Mr. Prndc.on said hlt friends In llaacorI had kindly
suggested his name candidate for the uonipailop -
lhIs Was done with tile understanding that there soui bs
no competition between himself and DISTINGUISHED ci-r
o nhesihs' Who wond accept the nomination were lie
eire'en lie thereore nominated Charles w. Russell 0:
Whc.,aS Mr.. RS position a. to Presidential aIpir.pt,
was Sel understood and As such he presented him the
unanimous nominee OF the river coun;i.S TO the Couy.n.
ton lie regretted the want Of like unanimty IN the noun.
tain COUNTLESS rs he thought the river coun,r, ud gladly
ray Their se.cton provided the nominee WI, Ali.
10 The views entertained by his constituents upon the Pre-
siienaI question As ii was the delegates from th- river
counties would await ;he nominations und vote according
to their Presidential, rattle. taa ,h". PERSONA, prefer
enct.
Mr.. W. P Thompson nominated wm c. Brown, OF Pres,
ton He alluded 10 he consistent democracy OF Nr
aud his long and faithful public se.vlcs and advocated
his election IS representative OF the views Of tie
Convention NJ. Thompson, -hcH his name was called
explained his vote. Sir. Nseson hs personal and 20
cs friend, and could sst him personal favor ,ha,
he would not rizy accord lie voted .ga., him and for
Mr. Brown soiey becuuse Mr.. Sr-.on advocate Of
Gov Wise for the Presidency lie opposed Ia toto 10
the Claims 0! iiov. Wl,e and hence rrucauuy cQr
PEELED 10 vote against his friend and couatymau
Ar. Drnksrd also explained his position. lie wss Il
sueh opposed to Gov. Wise y
but he still would for Mr. See,on, he thought he
would fairly represent , constituents, whatever m per.
snna preference. Explanations l,o made b, other
delegates,
MI Newman, Of Wetrel, nounatei James Seesca O..
Marion, and euoBired his character and detcocrgcv
The Fol! was then called, with the following result:
Eus.ell GE0Mn. Ncsscu uru tiaI:mn
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Charles ". Russell and William q Brown having each
received majority OF the whole cast We're. on mo-
t"n unanimously declared the .-:at.. Charlr.on
hr. Wits nominated Wilson Dra OF brooke Is hl.c-
nate for Mr. Russell. aGd advocated h, c,in, IL All u
pr0priatc address
y. u. Davis Of MoEnugaiia nominated J. M Heck q.
M"rGantown rs alternate !or Mr BroN ls!y cu!,sit!ur
biz character, &c.
On notion each OF the nominee, declared elected
The rresident 4ppote the follow Ing Central Committee.
Ohio. pend'r,"n Hancock. Tiiomss Bambrick Bro.lr
Dr. y. W Whit MaFsn.ii Kohs1: Alexander; w-,se ".
\. Aevnan Tyler, }. ". Mccoy: rgcasaut, Alexander
Cree: MononHa!la VI. VI. Dent: Nnrnn VIM T. Thunp,on.
T"yor: br NJ CampbelI Irson {. }. r. Cre.ap Barbour
A. u. Reger; Randolph, SAMUEL Crane.
On motion Of A. T. Haynoni, committee sppsu,rI
t" :otliy the delegates and s;-rnae- of their election
The President appointed Marion Al Ilayuond BROOKE
y W. White; Ohio 4. wilson. Mar.iaIl w. H. Oldham:
Wetse, J. p Ferrel: Tyler, T. Steal,y: Moaonyas NJ
a. Dent; Taylor J. A. Robinson; Preston John Daily
On motion OF 4. F. Raymond, |, WAS
Resolved, That the proceedings q. I'll. conrcu:on be
published In the Democratic Jape, of the District and
that the Dcoiocrailc press of R;cEvL aud the Washing
ton states and tnoD be respectfully :egG,,-t " cepy
them
On mo,on the Convention adjourned
CHARLES uOUT0S President
". VI. Dent,
WV. +. DEskigp, .Eecre,aI!s.
Z, T. ZANE
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Nth the papal question. Two Of them remain
in perspective, no doubt ready to act-the
Minister of Justice and the Minister OF War;
That would be the finishing stroke.
Where so much ink has been used, (as forth.
nately ink only has been, and will, We are con-
f.dent, continue to be poured out in abundance
we may not unreasonably expect to lind the
wounded. md even the dead among the news
papers. It proves to be SO. The great Ultra
montane daily, the "Univers," has been SUP
pressed; and although N. Taconet, with (as he
says) 'the benevolence Of the Government"
has started another paper under the name OF
lie Monde" l. G. "The World" yet, as the IL
nous Abbe Eeuillot is no more heard Of the
new world is not considered to be worth the
half OF the ancient "Uniyers, although it repre-
sents the same property. The "Bretagnd,
provincial paper, has undergone the same late'
without the compensation OF Metcmpsycho,,
sis The Ocean" OF BrcSt has been visited
with second warning and very narrowly es-
capped being drowned in its own waters.
The speech of the Emperor Napoleon ILL.,.
at the opening Of the new session of the Lo-
gislative Body, was in harmony with his former
views. Clearness and tirnness are its charac-
teristics. There is very little Of the Sphinx
this time, in tho Imperial speech. Even the
Savoy question is taken by the fcreocIk, in the
most nncompromising manner. The Savoy
Territory is necessary" to the safety OF the
frontiers OF the Empire on that side; therefore
he expects that the European powers will re-
cognise that necessity" What if they don't
The question has been, and is yet asked
will there be war next April: The pertinacl-
ty with which that question intrudes ltseii on
the public mind, makes all its merit. The
only parties artuing are the Pope and Central
Italy, with Piedmont Although war CON
fined to those bellgcrants be not the war that
every one anticipates, when speaking OF war IN
Europe, we will here state their respective
means for defence or attack. The Papal army,
which Antonelli is bent upon raising to 2o,O!lO
men, (of these only 5000 are nat1cs,) hardly
as yet numbers $1,000. AS for the Italians,
they are whctting their swords and iortliying
their military stations; yet they don't Know
against whom. Gen. Menabrea has laid the plan
OF the Bologna fortfications lie will, in 30 days.
rear up six detached forts, lined with l40 heavy
guns, encompassing the city and large III
trenched camp, near its walls. 1000 workmen
are already busy with this great undertaking.
Behind these bulwarks, national guards will
perform prodigicS. The Umilia mustcrs $1,000
regular combatants. Tuscany $4,000. Pied.
mont is putting her battalion> on the war foot.
ins; she will take the field with 1000 horse,
and 70,0op fnot. OF course that armament
was never meant as a match lOr the II, u!Q
men OF the Pope 1t is reserved for harder
and more glorious task; for that fight which the
Italians are 50 anxious to nave, singe-handed,
against the Austrians, 10 wipe OF from their
escutcheon the espot Of Novara.
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Delegates to the Charleston Convention

Win. II. Clark, oflIalfax. and Walter Coles,
.Jr, of Pttsylvania, were selected by the Dis
trict Convention, which met 1T Dan7ille, on
Thursday, 10 represent the Third Electoral
District in the Charleston Convention.
IL is asserted that MeSsrs. Clark and Coles
prefer the nomination Of Stephen A. Douglas.
The Eighth Electoral District Convention
met Ot Tappahannock on Thursday, and ap.
pointed ". y. Buckner, Of Caroline, and IL
T. Garnett. Of Westmorcand both Hunter
men--delegates to the Charleston Convention.
Thomas Jones, Of Richmond county, and DR.,
Nicholson, Of Middlesex, were appointed alter
mates They are all in favor Of Mr.. Hunter.
The Twelfth Electoral District Convention
elected d. II. lIogc, Of Montgomery, and Col.
James Davis, Of Grecnbricr-Wisc delegates.
Thus, two-thirds of the districts having eject
ed delegates the respective candidates stand
thus Wise delegates, Hunter e, Dongas ,,
uncomrnittel
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EuLcr, II Gla.s and Col :. v. Hubbard were declared
elected
upo calling for vole Of Fluvanna, Mr Boswell gave
an explanation of hi vot. stating that he the only
representative from ,ha, county, and the people had
pressed preference for Mr. Wise, and he appoint
m viii; the knowledge Of his preference for Mr Hunter he
would cast I'll. Of his county for Wise and
Hunter delegate.
The Hon r. :. Bococs then elected alternate to H..
H. Glass: and g. j. Worsham Of Prince Edward alternate
10 Col. f. ". ilubarh.
On motion of ". H. Trent, il was
Resolved, Tha, the proceeding, ~ .h!. Convention be
published la the Democratic papers Of Rcbmeud and
LyEchburg.
On u,oton, the Convention adjourned sine 6i,.
I. 7. TKEpWAY. Prs.;.
". :. "oRkis
/. T. Wnop, Secretaries.
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Gus Alley, constable Of Livingston county,
Kentucky, attempted to serve warrant on
man named james Shelby, on the lst inst,
when Shelby fired upon him. The shot was
returned. but Alley was finally wounded -
Shelby then threw an axe, which took effect IN
Alleys Jaw, cutting through to the collar bone,
and producing immediate death. To make
sure work. however, after alley had fallen
Shelby drew a knife and stabbed his nsensiole
victim thirteen times. The local paper, from
which We condcnse the above account, does
not state whether or not the brutal wretch was
arrested
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TIE FATHER OF WArEI:s.--.A writer, referring
to the vastneSS Of the Mississippi river, says:
ut extends =, l10 miles from the frozen regions
of the North 10 the sunny South, and with the
Missouri river is hoo miles in length 1t
would reach from New York across the Allan
tic ocean, or from France To Turkey and the
Caspian Seq. Its average depth is 50 feet, and
its width half mile. The floods are more
than month travelling from its source to its
delta The traprers can exchange the turs oil
animals caught by them on the Upper MlssIs-
sippi for the tropical fruits gathered on the
ha,,h, below. The total value Of steamers
alioat on tie river and its tributaries, is more
than $40. .e0u, 900. numbering l.600 boats, with
more than twice the steamboat tonnage Of Eng
land. 1t drains an area Of 100000 square
miles, and washes Ehe shores OF twelve power
fu States. In one single reservoir at Lake
Pepln, between Wisconsin and Minnesota, $500
miles from the sea, the navies Of the world
nivh; safely ride at anchor.
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Democratic Usage in Virginia.

Mr.. Robert H. Glass. one OF the Hunter
delegates to Charleston, elected in the Farm
vile District, is the federal postmaster ut
I.ynchburg This is in direct derogation Of
the established Democratic usage in Virginia.
Atall times, heretofore, the Virginia Democracy
have unconpromisingly opposed the election
to such a post Of any appontce Of The Federal
Exon,,;;y.
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Iudre IohD n Ctontou tonyalaxranr


We are very much gratIed to receive an an
thentic contradiction Of the statemcnt lately
reported in the newspapers, announcing the
death Of our esteemed and venerable friend,
Judge John B. Clopton. We learn from a per-
frctly reliable source, that the Judge is not
only alive, but is evidently recovering from his
present illness.
We have again to protest against the eager
hess with which questionable rumors Of death
are seized on and published as authentic, thus
giving unnecessary pain and grief to large cir
cles Of the friends and relatives Of our esteem
ed citizens The present is the third instance
Of the sort which We have been obliged to re-
prehend Of late. The "Enquirer' did not re-
produce the announcement in this last Case
Hereafter we will publish n" announcement
Of 4 death, in Virginia at least, until We re-
ccire it directly from the family Of tlie alleged
deceased,
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PHILADELPHIA Vi L. CuSrrgESCr--A report
has been submitted to this body, by special
committee, in favor of division Of the con
terence, so Us to create two conference.-the
new one to be called the Wilmington con.
ference, and to consist Of the Eastern shore of
Virginia and Maryland. and the State OF Dela.
xyora
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i;fIpEESOlk 1;

II III s'..t bis las; in Virginia, on ,he:N
~" Ill :.Er:. hib-mArlr county, on the kGIAlN
= +' '~,r"'oT-, 20 nit: tj for the season, oLSZA
''' - lra- @: service when the mare Is taken
- ,o;'.G!a"c-. Of which S2uis 10 be paid down IN
- 'r ir 'cTYiccs Of the horse. and the remaining
'hr Id'r Is ascrT; .ned 20 be in foS Grooms Tee,
- cents per week. and Erau, when desired, 1T
.'''p'""." I!ice.. Nr. Rive. having made arrange
| f'' f'a&s!'rr!ns tb .c!kunUn stallion TO Kentucky
' rii'"i.n q NJ c1r.-a! SEASON. persons desirou5
"ii from him S"nt 10 @i 20 prof, Of the present
:, ii'.'. a GILBERT. Agent,
Il a.
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Tns undersigned. Cp!E.u,tlee o. Arrangements, would
request the corps OF Volunteer. Of this
or other States 0hces o! the Army and Navy, and all
Civic Associations. who propose in uniting In the eersno
nes attendant upon the inauguration OF the statue OF
Henry Clay the lh dag April next sepor: Capt
c. DlmulocI Richmond who has been appointed Chief
Marshal n order that he mag s,sign iasn thels position
JAMES A. SCOTT,
THOMAS J. DEANE,
JAMES PLEASANT
A. D. GCIGOS,
DR. GEORGE W. JoSEa
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,rnrsT on G..XG OF CorSTERrIirEgs.-
Three white men, calling themselves Antonio
Bracai. Salva;o Cannnl and John Brown, were
arrested A, Norlok on Wednesday or the
serious charge Of utterng counterfeit coin OF
the denomination Of quarter and half dollars.
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RICHMOSD LIVE STOCK MARKET.
TIlE undersigned having procured the services OF T.
i II. Crockett, for the Inrpos- Of selling Live Stock
In the Richmond market will, slt LI;hcr Irvine, ts
In the market the ls day OF September prepared
to give cir undivided attention r al business entrusted
them, and feel confident from h,r lons experience 10
be able 10 give entire s2tlsflctiOn
We will make liberal ~dvsn 'cm"n'- On coa,!gnmcn..
jobs GROUSE
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Str.try-A w.isg named Nancy CsItley, living near
Eoune c. H. Va, committed suicide the sth inst: She
GOT the morning usual 10 get breakfast! Tor heT1e
snd Children and by OF her sons 10 SO 20
trunk und take something and walk out s: the door
Tn. ycuar got up and and found hi, mother
lying dead in he yard. ~h h-r throat cut. and razor
IL H.
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The Richmond Enquirer,
-, DAILY. sEMI.wEEKLr AND WEEKLY.
.' $50. ,-Tccr:, DUNNAvANT, TYLER WISE.
TIE S:

-.r..y .rEs seven dollars per anuurn, and at the
- 80, toi,r. II taken for shorter period than one
:as Vi S,sr.whxSLY, Owe dollars per Snnum and
yc.-. tef '' months payable in advance. For the
i-s .;,nu, o. six copies for $40. 10 be paid In.
- @ n iy,acs When letters containing M money On are .S
'' : & IN ne, He registered or they Will be at the
:,r Inserted in the Daily Ssmi-We-kly
y Wg,>iy f''" ApvgkIISSG SR.Hr Is published
thr 'HSaN'>'s 49, H,ulhv circulation II twenty thou
.'fy N"''' inserted at - cents per line.
: Re fsa!t,fd u pgf the nl rist IN IN
't ~ on ..r:es sHd Tributes o: Respect exceeding
- w. .r- charged Cor As advertisements.
-, ;roa .-a:te must be accompanied win Tue sn
'r or satisfactory references. 10 Insure execution
'sSsN
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Insanity OLA, l., Stewart.

NEW yoiS, March 26-A. I. StsEart, shol"AIs d'y
good, srshaa: CT hh city, ra' faftn % ne 'as' o'S
ts-jlJ.
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TIE sUMMER COURSE OF LECTURES
At THE

At THE
MEDICAL COLLEGE or VIRGINIA.
nELlrERED by The Richmond Associations foT Medical
Instruction, will commence the hrs' MONDAY Ia
April l>du and continue until the first of August ensuing,
under The following organization
4. e. rEriC0l.AS, 81. D., Lrcu!er Anatomy ard
Ciincsl Surgery.
J. 5. n CGLLES. ". D Lecturer on Physiology.
MARION llOWAal'. VI. D., Matrria Medics.
TuOS pQLLARp, Theory and Prac-
,;ce Of Medicine.
Ed. C. DREW, NJ. H., Lrc;,s-cr Obstetrics.
C.P. GIBSON, NJ H., Principles and Practice oi Surgery.
7. e. LCCkErT, NJ D., Lecturer on Medical Chemistry
and ToxicoloSy.
The plan v. instruction nl embrace L combination Of
Lectures and ExamualonS-is design being TO deliver
animation upon the subject Of N. previous one,
thus aiordng the coniOir advantage OF Instruction by
means Of lectures and daily rrc,stious .snS thereby
the s.ulent ample time for private study md reflection
aud for attention 10 ciuical observation.
students OF This will be permitted TO the
the Medical College Hospital Bellevue Hospital, and City
Als Nouse, Ire. Of charge.
In the wards OF the above Institutions mp0r;An Surgical
operations daily Performed ani the Medical Depart
roris &c the student consiau; opportunities OF OBJ
serving diseases incident anG peculiar 20 the Sou;h
Every facility will be G!yca the study OF Practical
Anatomy The D:sccng Rooms, under she charge Of the
Dctnonsira;Qr tDr Nowari conm0dous, well Ven:i
lated and furnished with abundant material ht probably,
u lower rate than elsewhere BE- procured.
Attendance ON this Coprse will be regarded by the
Faculty Of the Medical Coegeof Virginia. equivalent TO
twelve months study In Physicians ohcr. al ince
tive a.sGity and attention. Certificates of Proficiency
will be conferred nj the end ot the Course, upon those
deemed worthy 10 receive them.
Er" Tor t!s course
~ For further Information. apply tn
J. :. DORSEY CULLEN,
March s-clm S-cr OF the AsiociRtUti.
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PHILIP RAAM,
AGILE MACHINE " 0RkS,

EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
EICHNOND, IA.
tJANCrACTCRES Steam Engines Of every drscripi
=; ,rd exc Circular Saw Mills, Mill Gearing, Min
E,..ry Of every description. Castings iu Iron and Br
-. A, .huri notice. Feb S- sly
FIAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
-. Iit EAR l,Gp-The FIRST session will commence
/; e ..s 18th January aud close June 18th
.s-'..> - -! last year.
"is Lo;iacd ot IA. arrival OF students at Blacks ami
Ea:~ .u,'.i- conveyance will Le in resdine,, TO LAKE
@ "a: aCusc. To give such notice, address Mrs. ANN
". '..uAiN. Mac;Arlapds. Lunrnhurr.
VI .ii-.. :, Eirh:nond st :.s tiiEe.
ISiI n;,f. Ip
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~ Y,.E GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


.s,.u,rtOS having heea received by the Executive
a ,e nigh: y. the !sh Of February last. two pris.
..r,p.d from the jail o: the county Of ~cstmOre-
,w{;: JAMES Al.NlS white man, charged With
49, r,u, -, lcy,e stealing; and SAM HUBBARD. u free
- h,r.ed .!,a the crne OF murder, aud II Is repre-
il.: :!.-y are now going Al lsrg-; therefore l do
oIur reward Of FfIf DOLLARS for the said James
80 and ONE ucXpgkp DOLLARS for the said Sam Hub.
,ay person who shall arrest the said prisoners and
f, ;..A .;o The Jail Of said county Of We!'moreiand;
r j. ,ilr-aY-r require all officers Of t,is Common
II. AND mil, nry. and request the people generally,
.;r hrs. rXertoD> 20 procure Lheir arrest, that
-. :a.y &c brought 10 justice
Giv.u under my hand ss Governor and under
-, -.hc Less Seai " thr Commonwealth a. Rich
- uum.. hi. sixteenth day Of March, lsGo.
JOHN LErCilER.
y-.s Gor.rnn- Gsokcs ". MrS.cHp Secretary OF ;he
l,.l.sEHe.'h.
,Ms slytS :s shout 2 "a years old. o! Thin r.Ase.
,-:.. See; @. 10 inches high has bad e"uuienanc-
a. td on when in Jail black or olive rock coat with
s.,:-: cnIIr i- had glazed cap aud cloth h.: with
h.. III, ryr.trc:h set cut, Ena show badly when
....x-
SAN irBBARD is free negro, about q years old about
:r: nch-s high; Very dark thick, well set figure,
.nt aa-a asked question repeats his answer; had on
.e N a!i Tarpauin hal and blue cloth sack coat o.
:.4s,- material. us Is decidedly black and has full
s,ioyA.ir March lT--cSw
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V9EGdN1A-lN ClIASCEKf.--At Ru!rs held in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court for the County Of
Accomac the first Monday In February, H. D. 1860, the
same being the SIKH day Of The said month h:
James xshby, Guardian, Flairiih,
Against
Ms;cnre, a. Doughty, Mary Auu Doughty and
William + Doughty Defendants.
The obirc; OF this Is obtain decree for the sae of
10; or parcel OF land lying In Horn tu%n IN said county,
containing about acre. whereof james A. Doughty tn.
father Of The defendants died seized and possessed and
that The proceeds arising from such sale may be invested
the Us. und benefit the said defendants wards Q! said
pisn,iG
l. appearing by an affidavit fled among the papers In
h!' csu. that the defendant Margaret A. Doughty - n"t
resident this Stale on the motion Of the planiir by
his attorney, il 1. ordered that the ssid defendant 90
pear here within month after due publication I" ls
'r"e AID 20 what Is 20 protect her nt=Fess
anu 'hat u order b. published once week Tor your sue
ces'its Weeks IN :c Ernoad Enquirer newspaper puo-
shed IN ,e city q EcoI and also posted at the front
nt OF e eourhou.r Of this equity the first day OF me
heAi term o! the Cour: Of suid county
4 Cnry-Trsty RI TAYrIELp c. c.
/ Feb 2S-cHiy
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DIED..

Yesterday morning, 28h instant Mrs VIRGINIA HETH.
daughter OF the late RcL-r, GsaIhrury
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NOTICE.
Office OF THR J.sES RIVER sAD k1SANhA IoHPAsf,

E.cHsoSp March q. lsrq
C,IJrD r,.-,I,y ~ II: scc.tslders Of the JsIIes
q eiy-r and Kau.sha Company, aiU be held Z. this
enc on WEDNESDAY the e;h day ot April next, 10 iEfe
;. an act an-ung she charter Of the Goa
any passed :Ec "a Instant, 4ai such other busnt,: as
may j.. rabrait:ed.
~ order OF :h- Board g. Director
wM. f.. MCNFOID, Secretar5
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LAWRENCE y. 7ranvE.

4 LAW,
.'"ks IN ;h- Courts Of the city o. Richmond und
te ..',';e' o: ti".rico, Hanover and Caroline.
49," Ho' cry FUELS A.! Commissioner O., ,hc United
>.air: Ipg:: 0: Cl.tr:. '' - '"e Ni'''su
PttaeT':i' between NJ. Cag.:.ia H,i,. and him
'c!I~ G",'.ii.. Hail "'' VIZ ''''' Street, Ia''
Fr,Eu,ry !S-ciy