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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
RUFFINS
PHOSPHOR-PERUVIAN GUAN0,

AN ready 70 supply orders for fertilizers a fast
In AL rely getting, without delay,
uc notneO to any have made different It's phosphate In
reient anything IN market and better because
Contains pure Eos Phosphate Of LiHs than any Other
Manipulated Gnans.
The Of applying preparations 70 wheat NE past ses
ayorNsss could be expected under e co
blnel disasters oa worhy rust and East Of Drought
which The favorable action OF the pholphs te
wy great extent II ae tIae Inc wneAs -a sihing Bui the
al testimony . Ina. sqa or superior 70 Peruvian Gu
Asc Wheat vi for lands that need phhseIas nearly 81
ss dot proved Us superiority under fair seasons for
eucnz Of clover II Is true that occaono failures
have been reposd 0at they grch manipulation
hesrs sometimes due 10 the fact hat the land did rot need
phosphst generally TO The worst for both wheat
aud clover have known.
evidence Of the value o. manues Is 10 be found
The orders than ioar tines much -
hsa u the period last year.
Who Induced 70 guaho nom their sEu erpe
srce Representatives OF others particularly requested
kanS Gusao, ana b see q a. they get IL there
rasny manipulated articles In TIE market
Eean be hid o. myself or the commission Eerchants generally
a Richmond OF ny agents Messrs. THOa BGASOH some
Pcgrlbarg H. ROLLINS CO.. Lyn0hburg HIGH SCOT Bred
erleks5urs; MASON MARTIN CO., sco,,syne J0HNsfoH,
CLARKE Co, DAnyiG - -
tsrtt-eu FRANK r. buPSiN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
TIE EIGHT AT PENSACOLA.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 2S.-The editors of thu
Montgomery Nail have jus. had an interview with an in
telgent and responsible gentleman, who reiOhed her
this morning from Pensacola lie says the firing ceased
ou Yesterday afternoon at O'clock The Navy fart
was ct one time fire by the bombs or hot shot from
Fort Pckens, but the FIRE soon suppressed by tho
Coufsderates. It was reported that the Niagara wa
badly damaged, and guns made breach III the bas
ton Of Fort Pickens
The firing commenced from Fort Pickens on the Con
federnte steamer Time, and was replied to by our bat
teIies
A heavy FIRE continued on both si1es until sever
O'Clock Lac. night.
It is reported that two Couederstes were killed, ard
one wounded.
It is also stated that Gen. Bragg was well pleased with
the days work.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
TELS0RAPHIo,
THE BiolljNBARDNENf or PENSACOLA.

PENSACOLA, Priday night, Nov. 22-.0 oc,ock.--Th'
srug on both side, ceased this evening about seven
o'clock in consequence Of the darkness Of the night and
q prevailing rain storm. The casualties to-day were
four killed and ten wounded Of the Confederate forces
aud these mostly occurred in Fort heRIe. The eneny'f
filing resulted in but little dsmge to our men or for
tacatons. We unable to report the loss or damage
to the enemy.
LATER.
The following Ia a copy Of an official diSpateh.
OBdnonviHe (near Psasaeold) 9 s'Ni>'@ r. ~ NOV.
% The bombsrdmsnt has Just ceased 1t continued
throughout the day very deliberately on both sides
We KEPT the ships at respectful distance, and Fort Nc
Re has not eufsred. Yesterdays damage has been
mostly repaired. Col yillepeigus Is wounded in the
arm by fragment of shell, but maintains bis post
maniuliy in command at Fort AeRie. The town Of
Warrington Is now on ere from hot shot. The na'y
Yard is not much damaged There has not been cas-
ualty during the day. Our troops are in the highest
spirits and our difficulty Is TO restrain them.
BRAXTON BRAGG.
Macon, Ga, Nov. ga despatch has just been re-
csved here from Captain G. A. Smith, wSo is at the
water battery just below Fort hcRa in which he states
that, in his company, seven were killed and eight
we're wounded They received the Are for two day.
from Fort Pckeps and from the feet. The Macon boys
are in one of the exposed p5nts They have held
out well thus far and will not retire.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
". o. TAYL09,
Collector Of The Confederate TAX
nI9Nst

" - IVIA-Ia he Clreu Court ~ the city Of EIchsoRd,
Cvsa IAN 1851, lsncsae Pallm NJ NJ e. der
ta age OfEss -Oas years. suag Oy James wyatt hs rex;
flsnt Pisntn
sg.in.L
Chsaaesy Gsvoi executor Of George w. PsHs deceased
gtfeads
vitl gen epIcNu a the ald he ex file ant was
coast GRAFTON whs eof the Cocrt doth At
g. oder that &c len ant Oh GTS
vii * eJrss euA deceased render be'ore
OF ne commissioners ofth csur Of his sinn STRAIT
the esAte sJi tatoI IN TAX Whh account the said
Con soae vi receive prmR sei c7uec bu hNb, to be
sfcAargei A' by ether party, a,touu settled by the
"a executor before In the county and returned TO
clagt recorded according will state and report
sid accent With tpeci> II stated deemed fer
himself Ehch be equi-ed by ether party 70 be
o siasd AID he saH lsonsr will take Of al
tie estate fine said George
Ham, anl report he lourt, lfer giyl'g notice 20
ths creditors IA and their deb pIbEcu
o. crpy = tis order H. In
paper pu-ENel "a hu city Of EAnon, ard posing copy
the door oftne Court 0fhe Hussss Court ofSAd city.
A Copy-Ttsr:
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HrsrrScs oOun-On Saturday, the jury in the case

HUsrrSGs COUE.-On Saturday the jury in the case
Of Geo. kgley, indicted for stealing gold watch and
pso from Frsrk D G.ruett rendered verdict of mot
guilty" The prisoner was accordingly discharged.
Juls Kugan, Indicted for stealing clothing from Jo-
Sexton, tried and convicted, Of petty larceny.
Sic sent to The city jail for elk months.
August z hp, charged with stabbi1g Augustus Miller,
also tried and found guilty. the jury fixing his pul-
isbment at five years Imprisonment in the Penitentary.
This is the first time has We have ever had occasion 10
express dissent from the finding Of any jury ard whilst
We Of course, believe that the verdict was arrived at
conscenciousy, We also believe, in view Of all the cir
Clmstancs and the nga of the parties who person.
ally unknown to the writer that the demands Of justice
would have been satisfied with more eDient disposition
of the case
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
THE THREATEND DESCENT ON COLUMBUS.

THE THREATEND DESCENT ON COLU hBUS.
MIxPHIs, Nov. CSC Pillow has telesraphed here
that be will hold Columbus Ky, against any force TIC
Federas bring. He wants large force for his right
wing and in his rear, and at Fort Pillow. He will moi
receive an unorgsnz'd force aud all who come must be
prepared to submit to military discipline and govern
ment.
A dispatch from Gen. Pillow ALEC announces that be
has raised the blockade shipments South of produce
stock, army supplies, subsistence and forage.
GRAND MILITARY DISPLAY IN NEW ORLEANS.
Nkw ORLEANS Nov. 24-over $4,000 troops re
viewed here or yesterday by Gov Moore, Of Louisiana,
Njor General Lowell and Br'gadier General R1sge -
Thc line was over seven miles long.
One 4 gimsnt numbering fourteen hundred, were
free crlo-ei men.
TIE military display one Of the grandest eIhibi.
tons ever witnessed On this continent.
One Of the companies displayed black flag, with the
motto ave give and take quar'er".
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

METROPOLITAN DIsrRIcr-We have all the oficisl re-
turns Of the late election 10 this Congressional District
except from New Kent which were unable to obtain
and Eizlbrth City and Warwick IN which no polls were
ooeped. The result ia a, follows;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

RzS BAtA hsN's PKGMAJN BIT
8N-olS rEaS setlfedby Mr. BskR ofhs ei y, Tor
q. hean years tgh rentvd by Proa nent
fhy icals Ng l has ganet rvpason a The confederate
Amy rths Of ali Fever AL iaeAl deeity We
can sais say they are Va aedoae for exposed s0drS
-yry them
70 be Of al Druggists IN this Of the Proprietor en-
uuIon titlt Rlchu md v. nos
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NnTICE.
ITO THE TAX PAYERS

Two THE TAX PAYEsS n MADI ION WARO-lhNa aPpcint-
u ed AMI JAMS GcDfN Assessors, for the dis
Sow embracing a. 4h asTss for the purpose OBJ
zaiag tn xab property therein, according act OF Coz
rre The vi endcAvCr 70 laye wh respective
pAreS duplicate OF property taxa
be uller said % rlursd led underneath or be-
fore the 6h day Dec, abe AT oee, Rank street.
do Of n street AL parties oSnlER
hs representa- I've ~ f1g AXE sush liable
TO betAItd doub.e In conformity with Tie law
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

ALMOST FrRx.-Ths aoor of the drying room Of the
laundry at the PoWhatan HOUSE, took rc Saturday az
rnoon, in front Of the CRATE and but for the early dis
oovery and prompt sxipgushment Of the FIRE serious
damage TO the premises might have resulted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
HARDWARE AND TLERY.

w sac onAen, % r The To- sing desirable Foods
W. ia trsceved ESQ able "a lery low pncsd ~ doE
rabl sud Des Sniv any dos fine Nv ~ Table
Is 100 pal irving Knives and scrA 300 doE pocket KniT
aort-t patterns; 60 BUc1sTsC Taper hl,s; IS Flat
batard f-- IL IS aad Il nh sldE MI Saw 8s 10 to II
i-ehes; 10 Psro sso7 Cps % d, Walkes nl do de-
80 70 God scrsws Gd $50 Oh vel and rcng ssd 900
l-.s Cat boXe, d5z nipple Nrenc 80 eoEsn
paintad Bucke,s, 300 pick AID Hardes NO
HLAsETWI y $50 cases Cisrsi wl1s, jus: received
4 J and for sale by ALVEY .LIPsClMS no20
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TAN YARD FOR SALE Or LHAss.-The undertzned has
Tannery which he wishes sell lease for tru Of years
rhs Bak sheds shop buing and Bark Mil IN pretty good
ate Of repsf The Vss &c will require good deal Of repair
his yard situated the towa OF BachaHnop Boetou Co
virns nneds ely the MeAdAm road wltha $50 yards
the James River has ard ample supply Of spring
viii IN the weather. BARK be
had In abundance For further information sppyto t subtch
at BuchaDnon, Botetour county, vs or 70 VIM ". Bod.
Virginia Convention, Riehrond
address a. L. Boyd, Patton burg, Boteioun county Va
noi5-Im ANDREW L. BOYD
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BENZ. POLLARD, D. Clerk.
-oMMIs.IoNtE,s CFPlcE.

COMMISSION CFRiCF. I
RlondoSD, NoV I'D, 1851
The parss Interested hereby nothsd that have hNed
on wKoSssJlr day OF January s6i 81 10 o'clock A. H.,
At nv oH.r No Beyus Block, In the city Of Richmond 10
exscle the foregoing Al Nheh and place viii
ctye proof demands GgA the estate OF the said
po5S-w4w THoS J EvANs Cou'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

NAToR's COURT.-on Sturdy, John Higgins, chsrg
ed with assAulting and bcaag Cinderella Stewart, wa
required to give surety in 5000 to be Of good behavior
Fey H,rdiman for sssaultDg Catherine Braunan, al
70 required to give like security.
Berj Freancx slave of G W. DIviS,, ard John Cool.
ey, ( N c. ChVged with attempting to break into the
meat house of Rsbt +. Morris were remanded.
Carol Miller charged with being drunk aud stealing
rsir of shoes from Bei McGee, required to give
800 security for his GOD behavior.
Turner & Brown were fnsd SIS for violation OF
the odiDnrco prohibiting drivers from leaving theiI
teams standing on the street.
Jame Blackburn was daod $40 for buying partrdgeI
IN the As. market and ofsring them for sale again
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

Tylers majority over Mcfarland, $50 over al com-
peti ors 72S. The aggregate vote thin, this city
alone csn poll 1000 Totes.
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nrLs. ALCOHOL. 40.

nTGS, ALCOHOL. etc.
81 Acl o. IS Bsrcs Neutral SPIRITS y BA rsss R'ck
o. 5.rss eel NJ 81 rsls andl ul y Jsrre srr 70
Tsrprnu ne 10 b rs b. Crease e Kegs Cara d. u
B,rs Corp rss 10 doz en- B-4rty 10 sxlo
lUSl3 O. ss,tS 10 Spsnh yhn1, 100 Box wig Iossee
o. sm1. inS T.b Is ooz IL Barrel Cur Oh
Lamps q auo ~ at recsvsdand for sale BY We
o. ross
SUNrRzSS.-CoP. wre, German Matches, Cotton Pow
- Lnss Woo! Ca-ds " Cd Or hsn1 Saw RLes Horse
sps prA.s .pus wood Saws, Po,se knys. Port B; I
Matches Envss .nd Foiks Rar3 SHAW Boxes Iron Spoons
ShsvioR BJ shes fandie 81 tks In 40 md Rr
aals by uLARk. OF 9 90 30 lc6 n IN ltrest nol5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

Tx INFANT DRUM CoRRs will give an exhibition Of
their remarkable skill this afternoon, ard at night at
Franklin Hall, next to the Exchange Hotel The per-
formances will be varied by vocaism and music by the
Armory Band. Parents should allow their lite ones to
enjoy the entertainment They would be vastly pleased
vs are sure, by the ratapAn Of the infant drummers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

- INSTITUTES w NTRD.-rhe advertiser who Ia
- compelled 10 retire. temporarily, from rvce account Of
Impaired hesh wishes engage substitute for the tern OF
four nths In Cavalry 0ompsny Co;hag. equip
meals etc. furnished For further particulars Inquire at tbs Of
dee nols-u
nAINr-MetLnc Tre Prof Paint Roof Oh and eOlors ti
Il every description, for sale By
noT WA sAIfLhk VO,
n BBLS Portland sYRuP
W. W, WooLDRtDGE,
salo uhssnsA s'rsse
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

JAZZ 0RrHoeRIrHr.-The following brief eplstle,
written by of the prisoners in the city jail commit
tod for some venia offence, exhibited to the Mayor
on Saturday
no. go. want 70 TO come aud take me out fer cant
stand even wond said that 20 GU! to come and take NEE
out for the had write to put NEE in al hate such
cole that cant hurdy talke. my food h boil VITA the
skates on them am most starye.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

DOBEHTS, HANDBOOK OF ARTILLERY.
II hJ little work consists OF series Of classified questions
and ezplacSory Of practical yunnery and Of all tech
ricaes OF the artillery service. Il conveys, In small compass
rucn valuable inform alton.
The Handbook Of Artillery, by Capt Joseph Roberts, U.
Army; Cd edition; price 70 cents by mall, pos paid
anil j H.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
LAND FOR SALE.


yHE proprietor oe for SALE thousand twelve hun
dred Of fine Cane and Gum Lsnd veil adapted 10
he production Of Corn and Cotton lsud In the State Of
Mississippi This land situated the Southern boundary sf
Sunhower County, beautiful Lake. three miles
giver, into VII ch eDpus sGordng enc steamboat nau
gaon TITO the river Upon this land deadnng ave years old
shleh susceptible Ct msking fas crop the frs, year
Terms hsd cash. the balance 10 two annual insamen
half Of the viii be taken In negro property desired.
Address, ". RANDLk.
CHS lAndlug) YtIOO River. Of L. rev Drop,
oc30-N Ycksburs, Misa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

CoSEEDERLrE COVRI.-The District Attorney, P.
Aylett, delivered an argument, Saturday, in the
case Of j. L. Gmer We. the Co lfederatc States; and
tho Confederate States the Messrs. Purcell. To OPP
pose the granting the petition of Mr. Gluer Mr.. Aylet
read various letters from Me- Gmer to the Secretary Of
State, the Receiver and notices 10 the Messrs. Pur-
cell from Mr. Glmcr to show that Mr.. Gilner had
eavored to dispose c certain bonds &C. due alien
nice; and commended that Mr. Glmer had, under the
circumstance no right TO claim the use Of any of tie
bonds or receive remuneration for professional services
Mr. Glmer will reply to hr A'st to dsy a. IL o'clock,
when me Whole matter viii undergo a full discussion
We underan that various interesting questions Of fact
and Law will arise in the discussion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
EDUCATION.


EHORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,
wAsHINGroS CO., va.
HE spng Session Of this Institution will begin the 9th OF Jan
Il usry next
Board be had $40 month at the Boarding Hail.
st ti2 per month, in private families
Those expecting 70 aten req7esteito notify the utderisn
ed Immediately Gu other charges gre:
Contingent Fee. W
gN- All pay able In advance.
Z. Willy. Pes.
noi2-r5 Feb Emory r o., Va
yrN3E xEHCISEa OF MISS M. A. ALIENS
Il SCHOOL WILL COMMENCE ON THE FIRST OF 90 f0BRR-
At her residence l Street, between Clay and hsrsisn
sep 2-i
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VRgsrElE:gS, s.L Lx. OF 1T THE xAEIAHhI

Il kEkL ytTATg, KsoWs As Tar arowHhTAs WAR
HouE" and the property adjoining suted trustee
under deed from Jacob Atlee, John Harop, dated
October iE 1884, and recorded In Henco County Court BY
the reau st Of he parties c-neerned. will SELL public aucon
the prems uesday, 26 day Of November 1851,
mmeneng at IL O'Clock, NJ TIE property conveyed brad
Iced the being situated In the plan Of Port Mayo and
onsog Of two squares Of ane known the lorhAtan
vsre Houe square and the next adjoining both
having front o. eco feet each extending from 0iean. TO
u uisiAnA streets This PowhsAn House sq1are, In.
proved each ae with Brick Budars frniug hollow square
TIE centre these buildings present used dsengs
.hsds, shops and oreheu and renting 60 Per
Also, large Glass Furnace and dx:ure all In good
der and ready for TIE property stagds well adapted
for manufacturing buiness Of any kind snd for such pur
location Of beat in the city being within few
steps OF the whayts on the river
The sdong improved By two large Lumber Houses
each SO by 100 feet
The paIcu.r sent'n n,nufacturtrs mechanics
Government agent requested 70 this property they will here
find ready TO tn hand and for immediate property witch
The requisites Of location and buing could Iot elsewhere be
obtaine3, except ct = en- ndous cost
plat snd survey showing the divisions the property be
the Office Of the Ausnes hut 81 the e Of the SALE the
views the bidders will be consuet and the properly will be
sold entire. sub divided then most Judriou
TE If the property solf In parcel sixth h. the
balance H. i6 ald % months bot CUB divided
bird cash; the balance aud 10 h, In ether e
credit interest and be secured by decd
purchsiers pay the war tax" for the present year
JOHN A. HUTcHES0N,
tubstiuted Trustee.
Jas. ~ TAYLOR soS, Auetioneers noA-td
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OR. L. 1. b.
RECRUITS WANTED FOR TIE RICHMOND LIGHT
INFANTRY BLUES


ZACH RECRUIT ENTERS ACTIVE SERVICE 90 SOON AZ En-
LISTED.
MI number Of good Recruits will be received Into this
a Corps permission having been obtained 70 ncrease the
10 complete battalion The Blues attached 70 the M
Legion In service In Western rrns under the command ~
Of Bhgs aier General Henry A. Wbe
The Blues enlisted for the entire continuance S or,
recruit Will be accepted for lees period Of enlistment
Apply 10 Captain Hammond Dugsn. Rise Legion ee over
p Tsyiors Music Store No ss Main street. between sh and
10TH Richmond, between the hours o!s A snd6PM
None need spply but Of good character and rooaN
health.
Honorary ofe Bues and snds throushouths
country requested 70 s-Sst u.
Uniforns and other necessary clothing furnished:
o. JENNINGS WBf,
su3o-dtctf Captain r. L. l. D.
RICHMOND Nov II, 1861.
this method Of retaining thanks 70 nume-
- rous crs'oe and iend for their LIBERAL patronage
sud avor asd cy oc continuance Of the
But under exng circumstances having cash for
all goods buy) shall In future be compelled collect ali bills
81 least per h. u:tll further notice.
Respectfully, "A DABsEf
Grocer and Commission Merchant,
nol4-t Corner Broad aud ia SIS, Richmond Va
IIEMP sEED.-i Dbl, for sale by
ii ocsc - DOVE 90.
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FUTURE BAYS.
BIZ GoDDIS 4 APPERsos, AucT1.
VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE II RsIDE NOE
ON Council hambe I'LL, az The corner o.

hOss ono l4th stre.ts, for sale 81 Aucifon. AT
the request OF T. Winston k< ,hs sell nj public ucuon
the premises TUESDAY, the 26h November 1861,
O'clock NJ f.r, no the hst fair day hereafter The large
aud admirably Sell b= located above, recently
cupied BY the aid Winston, bus rented to Mr. eI uyl
the annual OF t 600 This built about Ix
years ago. Of the very best materials, superior work
nanhP has every eonvernee Usual II ar elsu horfe,
such II has the ample accommodations
for srg. family together 9Th stable, csrsgehouie &C. Mr.
Duva WILL We have Doubt take pleasure showing the pre-
nis,s 10 those who call
TEHxs One hfh cash balance at g. r. IS and % months fer
aegotlate notes, Interest sdde1 seeu,edb by deed
nt2O- ids Ant,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

vHE undersigned have formed copansshP for the pupos,
ofrecoverng the value OF slaves taken and other
Destroyed by the enemy 10 Eastern Virginia. They viii give
promp. attention 10 all entruited 10 their FOR
&c sppiy Col CHAs K MALLORY, Yorktown, 70.
MONTAGUE at Jamacs kddlesex county, I'LL tie 18th Of
November, and sfter that time at Richmond
oclb-u 70. L. MONTAGUE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

THE Fourteenth Annual Meftipg OF the
Stockholders the ,hnond Dlnyile kaIoad vi he
ED 10 this city on wKpsEsDAY, lIth December next
nolS-td Th05 W. BkJUkINBk0UGH, ssct'y
Know 81 Men by these Presents, That the
unGesgEed do hereby constitute and aPpoin, attorney
for andi NAME ~ vote on al questions that
nay brought before the ee. the stockholders the Rich
nond and DaIy.e Railroad Company, to be btli at On
the dsyof at any adjourned meeting
hereof hereby ratlyt all the OF tad at rney In the
premises, fully ssH present and voting 10 person.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto anxsa hald
this day of nols-td