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The Shasta courier., 1867-09-21

SOUTH FoRK-Stockholde in the South
Fork ledges have received information from
parties at the Bay to the effect that persons
who have heretofore pretended to aid in
securing the sale OF, or development of those
lodges, have been . throwing of" and in
reality doing all they could to injure the
reputation Of the mines. The actions of
certain parties who came up here pretending
to represent San Frarcisco capital, were such
as to justify the conclusion that they were
capable of engaging in just such dirty, un-
derhand work as has been ascribed to them.
1t is to be hoped that the work Of proving
the South Fork lodges will hereafter be con-
Quoted by reliable men, instead of hash house
bummers from San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-21

WAsHINGToN.-A few days ago we were
shown a splendid specimen from the Wash.
ington mine, at French Gulch, taken from a
lode twenty inches thick and three hundred
feet from the surface. The prospects of this
mine were never better than at present, and
Washington stocks cannot be purchased at
any ordinary price. The mill has eighteen
stamps, and Mr.. Syme, the superintendent,
has gone to San Francisco for the purpose of
purchasing four more, in order to run twen-
tytwo stamps during the winter. When the
new machinery is added, the Washington
mill will be the most complete and extensive
in the northern part of the State.
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Mr.. POLLARD's Lost Cause has received
some marked notices from the European
press, and is about to obtain the compli-
ment of translation into the French lam
guage. A French journal remarks " The
struggle for superiority lost by the South,
after four years of bloody warfare, consti-
tutes the subject of an exciting history,
which few writer's could accomplish.
Aside from the talent of TAcITUs-neces-
sary to describe in proper language the
various phases of this new Roman War-it
was imperative for one to be present in the
midst of the great drama, and to have ac-
cess to official sources for facts. These
conditions, rarely combined in a single
historian, are met with in the eminent
journalist EDWARD A. POLLARD, of Vir-
ginia. Under the title of The Lost Cause
he has prepared large volume, which we
have read with profit. Each page of it is
powerful portrayal of the ideas and the
operations in the great war between the
North and the South"
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Of our Legislature unnecessary at tho pre-
sent time. We were among those who
counselled action; and we are still among
those who believe that the Senate, so iar
from legislating with undue haste, or under
the influence of causeless panic, was ~.
verncd by high sense of duty 70 :, '. was
constituents, and did exactly wa .ahSb,e
their duty to do. 1t is highly ,. p, or,he
indeed, that the prompt m 40 " desire to act
- the utmost good faith when enasas.en'
iae the s,o O'a sSou. that better state Of
t naSS which is said to exist at Washing.
-. and which gives assurance, as our
u os of the Examiner informs us, that at
No, one fifth of the Radical members OF
Congress will vote in favor of imposing
upon us the iron-clad oath proposed oy
SUMNER.
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METHODIST episcopal CHURCH, SOUTH
p.v Mr. BENNETT informs us that 1t was
tho nroposition to introduce lay members
into the councils of the church that was
carried by the vote of the Baltimore Con,
ference, and the proposition to change the
name of the church that was lost. We
stated the facts Just the other way yester.
day. The Enquirer says, however, that
conference in Illinois will probably joir
the southern church, whose vote, j
counted, may be sufficient to secure the
success of the other proposition.
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PALACES FOR SENAToRS.-As sign OF
the extravagant practices and views of the
age in which we live, reference might be
made to the recent proposition to build
palaces at Washington for United States
senators: these houses to be built by the
States. The sessions of Congress are get
ting so nearly continuous that senator's are
almost compelled to reside there perma-
nentiy; and the power OF the senatorial
body has been so much enlarged, each be-
coming sort of consul, that it is not with
out show of reason that it is demanded
they shall live in high style. If the
senatorial body had just appreciation of
their own situation they would seek rather
to diminish extravaganza and to subdue
their own pride and arrogance. The pre-
servation of the simplicity and conscien-
tiousness which distinguished that branch
of Congress in earlier days would have in
sured the endurance of the senatorial dig
nitv and eminence. But the extension OF
its power at the expense of other depart
ments, the magnifying of its pomp and cir
cumstance, will but invite opposition and
hostility; and should the members en-
sconce themselves in palaces, some of these
days somebody will come along and knock
those palaces about their ears, as children
knock down their card-houses, for their
amusement.
To preserve the fitness of things; the ex-
ecutive dignity should be in keeping with
its diminished authority. The President
should be put into smaller dwelling
possibly an upper story of business house
on Pennsylvania avenue near the capitol,
to attend to the little formula of fixing up
the acts of Congress. Ont of just such
humiliation as this will probably arise the
man who will raze the senatorial palaces to
the ground, if ever built.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
EXTRA SEES SION.
MONDAY, March II, 1867.
SENATE,

The Senate was called to order at the
usual hour by Mr.. TROUT, Of Augusta.
Prayer by the Rev. 7. V. Moore, of the
First Presbyterian church.
The usual communication from the
House of Delegates was received and read
RELIEF BILL.
House bill for the relief Of James c.
McCue, of the county of Albemarle, was
taken up, read twice; and, on motion OF
Mr.. GAIT, the rule requiring it to 60 to q
committee was suspended, the bill read
the third time, and passed.
THE ALEXANDRIA, LoUDoUN AND HAMPSHIRE
RAILROAD.
Mr.. MERCER moved that Senate bill No
/, to authorize the transfer of the States
interest in the Alexandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire railroad to said company, or
certain conditions, be taken up; which was
done. He also offered substitute there.
for; which, on motion of Mr.. Boiling
was ordered to be printed.
THE CONVENTION BILL.
Mr.. KEEN offered the following preamble
and resolution:
Whereas the Senate of Virginia, on the
It'll of March, 1867, did pass an act pro-
viding for convention Of delegates, to be
elected by the people, to frame consti-
tuition of government in conformity to the
provisions of an act of Congress entitled
ian act to provide for a more efficient
government of the rebel States"; and
whereas, pending the present action Of
congress upon the subject, doubts are en-
tertained by members of the General As
sembly whether the convention bill will be
accepted by Congress as a riphtfu! mode.
usder the provisions Of said laws. for or,
ganising convention and framing a con.
suthLion OF government for the nsonls os
this State; be 1t therefore Ff'o =.
resolved, That committee of Ave-
members on the part Of this senate be
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apEHrAT, NOTICES.

sT HOUSE AND SIGN PAiNIiN6.-Johs
w LRR 4 sOS. corner Of Eighth and Grace
s,rsets. bsg leave TO inform their friends and the
public generally that they still carrying on the
uoTrsr and SIGN PAINTING at their old stand,
ana Win ba glad TO receive orders for PAINTING
In town or country. .r :.
WALLS wHITENED or CoLoRED. siSs work
done neatly.
We will do work on reasonable terms, ana sivs
reasonable time.
NH Sim JOHN w bnS So"'
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The CoNvENTIoN.-Theq question of the
convention to amend the Constitution was
not touched upon in the House yesterday.
The Senate bill and the substitute by the
House committee were placed on the calen-
dar. The House now awaits the action of
Congress on the bill supplemental to the
Sherman bill.
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CosNASpANr OF DISTRICT No. I've
90 enabled to announce upon high authority
that General ScHorrELD has been appointed
,ho commandment of District No. (Vir-
r;n;al under the Sherman law.
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TaE CoNyENTIoN-THE SENArE.--The
prospect Of the passage of Senator VIII.
sos's bills, prescribing the mode In which
conventions shall DO called In the southern
States renders further action on the part
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II will be seen that the House of Repre-
sentasives yesterday passed bill to fac'h-
toe reconstruction. The commanding
general is empowered to call convention
and Is not authorized to transfer TINS au-
thority to the Governor. The bill further
provides for the registry, gives usthe oatn
IN WILSON'S bill, and the ballot.
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MARRIED.,

On the 23th Of February, by the Rev. J. Peter
kin, Mr.. JAMES JEFFREYS to Mrs. THlRZA L.
MADISON all of Henrco.
Philadelphia, Petersburg, and North Carolina
papers please copy.
On Sunday evening, 10th March, by the Rev J:
Peterkin, Mr.. JOHN LOCKHEARr to MRS. MARY
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snhiect now under consideratioH py TIC
General Assembly Of Virginia, and report
TO this body the result of such conference.
The resolution was debated by Messrs.
KEEN, LEE, OULD, CABELL, MERcIER,
GRAY, STRoTHER, BOILING, and others.
The vote being taken, the resolution was
adopted.
AYEs.-Messrs. Alexander, Cabell, Cole
man, Davis, Gray, Keen, Lawson, MERCER,
Peck, Richmond, Robinson, Trout-lZ.
NoEs.-Messrs. Crockett, Gait, Miller,
Mitchell, Ould, Strother, Taliaferro, W asn-
ington-S.
The Chair announced the following COM
mittee under the resolution Messrs.
KEEN, BOILING, OuLD, TALIAFERRo, and
| GRAY.
At Mr.'KEEN's request, Mr.. BOILING
was made chairman OF the committee. ;.
Mr.. TALIAFERRo, at his own request, was
excused from serving on the committee,
and Mr.. LEE, Of Orange, was appointed IN
his place.
ON motion of Mr.. GRAY, the Senate ad-
journed.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Moore, of the
Presbyterian Church.
The Journal and q message from the
Senate were read.
Various bills from the Senate were read
first and second time and referred.
The Committee of Roads reported bill
incorporating the Eastern Shore Railroad
Company which was placed on the calen-
dar.
MILEAGE.
| Mr.. WOODsON moved to reconsider the
vote by which the House on Saturday
adopted the report of the Committee OF
Courts of Justice declaring it legal to al
low mileage to the members for the extra
session was agreed to. The motion was
rejected. THE object Of the motion was
to place the matter beyond reconsidera-
ton, SO that the mileage may be paid al
once, instead of delaying it under the rule
t,oo days, to give the opportunity of recon
sideration.l
Mr.. WATKINS introduced bill to amend
section II of chapter IA of the Code so al
to prevent constructive mileage. Re
: ferred.
Leave of absence was granted to Messrs
HANCOCK for two days, STRAUGHAN ano
PATE for four days, and STRAYER for three
days.
On motion of Mr.. ScoTT, the House re-
solved, when it adjourns to-day, to adjourn
to ii o'clock tomorrow.
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. MosBY introduced a resolution pro
posing that the General Assembly adjourn
sine die on Saturday next. Referred.
OYSTER TAX.
On motion of Mr.. CRUMP, the House
took up the bill imposing tax on oys
tiers, and proceeded with it's consde
ration for some time. Messrs. SEAwELL
CRUMP, SMITH, and u. TURNER took par
in the discussion of amendments, some o
which were adopted. They did not alte
materially the general tenor and objects
the bill which was finally ordered to it
engrossment.
THE CONVENTION BILL.
Mr.. WILSON, from the Committee on Re
solutions, reported back the Senate bill
"to provide for electing members to
convention, and convene the same," witt
the recommendation that it do not pass
and also substitute for the same.
This report and substitute are precisel.
the same as published in the Dispatch
yesterday. 1t was decided by the Speake
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DIED.,

Suddenly, March 6, 1867, at " ysucluse," Amelia
county the residence OF her son, DR.. b. Dannls, OF
disease of the heart, Mrs. REBECCA DENNIS, in
the seventy ninth year OF her age
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NIOTICE.-As sufficient amount of the
IN STOCK required to be subscribed by an act
passed on the 3Oth January, 1857, amending the
charter of the "Planters Savings Bank OF Rich
mond Exchanging the name and style OF the insti-
tuition to that of the CITY BANK-having been
duly subscribed, notice is hereby. given that 9
meeting Of the stockholders Of said Institution viii
be held on the 18TH DAY OF MARCH, 1857, at the
Planters Bank of Richmond, at O'Clock T. NJ :,
for the purpose Of permanent organization.
S. C. ROBINSON,
A. SNYDER,
C. z. WHITLOCK,
r. B. WOODWARD,
A. A. HUTCHINSON,
NH l-tl5Mh lncorporators
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HLUE, GLUE.-GLUE of various
NJ grades, suitable for printers, cabinet. makers,
and others, for sale In any quantity By
NH PURCELL, LADD CO., DyuRgisu.
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ar UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
oYyICH AT THE NATIONAL EXCHAEok BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL. ssoc.oes.
This INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER oEHT.
ON DEPOSITS.
I. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
r. A. Paine, L. D. Crenshaw, w. Z. ouarlss,
VIM. II. Lyons, IT., Z. 3. Blsnksn.
A. Bodsker, B. b. Weisiger, ship,
w. A. Spot, Moses Ellyson, J. B. Winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. W. Archer, A. A. Hutchin.
z. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
W. Z. BinfoTd, J. w. Hail. W. A. jenkins,
J. A. Bslvin, WI. Gray, w. &. Tanner,
I. o. Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. M. Nowlin.
The security offered to depositors is undoubted,
and the Institution should commend itself 70 al
classes.
The attention OF all In city and country Is called
TO this institution. Here they win nnd security,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small as one
dollar may be deposited, and ak per cent. ints-
rest received on same.
once hours from A. Ii. TO: p. L.; on Saturday
from A. NJ. to p. M, and from 70 sP. II.
10 ls-d&swts
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MEETINGS.

CE-MERCHANTS AND ME-
IN CHANCES SAVINGS BANK.-A sufficient
amount having been subscribed. the su6scriper'
TO the stock OF the Merchants and Mechanics Sa,
wings Bank of Richmond are requested to meet a
Virginia Hall on MONDAY the 18th day OF March
1897, at ocock p. NJ, for the purpose OF accept
-o ~ g. A. MYERS,
MICHAEL ROSENBAUM,
MOSES MILLHISER,
JACOB EZEKIEL,
LEWIS BOWMAN,
MOSES MITTELD0RFER,
WILLIAM L0VENSTEIN,
EDWARD COHEN,
x,ha "a BERNARD BECHER.
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BY Harrison. Goddin i Apperson. Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
SALE OF HOUSE AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
| LOT ON THE MANCHESTER TURNPIKE,
NEAR TO THE TOWN OF MANCHEsTER.-As
trustee in deed Of trust from Corneiu. Perks for
the benefit of John Echsrdt, dated March 2,
1885 duly recorded in Chesterfield County Court,
shall At the request OF the holder OF the last nego.
table note secured thereby, proceed 70 sell Al pub.
March, 1881, at o'clock p NJ, II fair, II not the
frst fair day thereafter, the REAL ESTATE con.
yeyed by the said deed, consisting OF the LOT
fronting on the north and west side Of the said turn
nike 10 feet running back loo feet 10 lot No. Z,
with a BRICK STORE aud DWELLING thereon,
now in the occupancy OF Mr.. William N Fortune
sale and 10 discharge = negotiable note OF $3.50,
with interest from March 2 ls67 and as 10 the sur
plus OF such sale, on such terms a. may De an
rance for this year to be paid by the purchase
NH IL W. UODDlN, lrustes.
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Aucttoneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and 81 Estate Agents.

TWO VERY VALUABLE BRICK
| TENEMENTs, ON THE EAST LINE OF THlR.
TENTH STREET BETWEEN LOMBARD ALLEY
AM CARY STREET, AND VACANT LOT On
SAID ALLEY. FOR SALE AT AUCTlnS.-WlI!
be sold a. auction, on the premises, on LhGhS
ths following valuable REAL ESTATE, viz:
The valuable Twn.sTORY BRICK TENEMENT
located as above now Tor lstel in the occupancy q
Messrs Miles Evans and Winn Brothers, ana
renting for $500 per annum, 1900, r,,,,, rp
Also the valuable THkEE STORY BhlCh IT,
NBMENT adjoining the above, now In the oc.u.
nancy NJ Mr. a. r. Miles Is
| ALSO. that valuable vacant LOT in rear OF the
ahoye fronting 20 feet on Lombard alley, running
back about 100 feet 70 the properly OF hessrs g. u
Noting and James Murphy
TERMS: One. third cash, balance ~ four ana
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by a trust deed The taxes and INSURANCE
10 be paid by the purch assr x.na.,,r
HARRISON, GoDDIS &.APPERsoN,
Mill Auctioneers.
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THE CONVENTION BILL.

Mr.. WILSON, from the Committee on Re-
solutions, reported back the Senate bill
"to provide for electing members to a
convention, and convene the same," with
the recommendation that it do not pass,
and also a substitute for the same.
This report and substitute are precisely
the same as published in the Dispatch OF
yesterday. 1t was decided by the Speaker
that the report, when placed in the hands
of the Clerk on Saturday, could not be
considered as before the House, as it was
not presented in the morning hour.l
On motion, the House adjourned.
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500 P DOL lss,. ". nfsh, of
the 27th February a large, very dark BAY ~
HORSE about six tel years old, havingA -.
lust below the ankle and right foot just above the
ankle Also, having small ears. A reward OF
twenty (2O dollars will be paid for the recovery oil
said horse or twenty five (25l dollars Tor recovery
of said horse and detection Of the thief. Address
- ROBERT HENDRlCk,
NH Sim Jetersvile, Amelia county, Va.
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Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF LUMBER,
II FRAME BUILDINGS, MULES, WAGONS,
IRON SAFE. &C, AT AUCTIos.-At the request
OF Messr.. Joseph Allard, Jr, Co. will sell at
auction on WEDNESDAY the 18th instant, at 10
o,clock the entire stock Of LUMBER In their yard,
on Dock street between Twenty first and Twenty
second streets, consisting Of
WHITE PINE,
VIRGINIA PINE
WALNUT, ASH,
OAK, HICKORY,
POPLAR, MAPLE, and
BOX CASING.
ALSO,
EIGHT FRAME TENEMESTs, fronting on Cary
street, together with
OFFICE.
sT0REH0USE
ofSfcs FURNITURE
IRON SAFE, go.
ALSO,
FOUR MULES, with
WAGONS and HARNESS.
After which will be sold the UNEXPIRED
LEASE Of the premises.
Terms: Made known on day OF sale.
Z. b. COOK.
NH l2-tds Auclioneer.
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TIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will
Ill be sold on WEDNESDAY, March 10, 1851, At
II O'CLOCK A. NJ. at the store on Franklin street
below Fifteenth, No. 1884 the following property,
TO wit >xr,, ,o,,n,
1.-TWO B-POWER BOILER,
2PFpMsNTFNG TUBS,
sRECTIFYERs,
PILTERiAG Tub, and
lHEATING STOVE,
10 satisfy distress warrant In my hands In favor OF
]. n. Crsnshaw and against - Ghsnee.
NH III A. X. CRUMP. II. g. q. X.
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4
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ yALgAgLg LOTS, on gRsAnKLlS STREET
CANAL AID FOURTH sTREETs. by virtue Of
decree OF the Circuit Court Of the city of Rich.
mond pronounced on the eth Of March. bs7, in the
case OF Currie and others against Carrie, etc We
hall proceed % sell nc public auction the pre-
misses, on MONDAY ihe 2sth Of March, 1851, At q
O'Clock P. NJ, that VALUABLE LOT on the north
side Of Franklin between Twenty eighth and
Twenty ninth streets, adjoining the rssidsncs on
Captain George w. Allen, fronting t9l feet and
running back ISL feet to an alley 10 feet vide and
on tn EsDAY the 10th Of March, 1857, on the pre-.
misses, at n o'clock r. NJ, " fair II not, The nr.t
fair day thereafter, will be sold that VALUABLE
Lot near the northwest corner Of Marshall and
First streets fronting IS feet and running back ia
feet after which will be sold that VALUABLE
LOT en- the southeast corner OF Canal and Fourth
streets fronting a feet and running back lis feet
TO an alley, and bounded on the west By stone
wall.
months for negotiable notes, interest sdded, and
title retained TIL all the purchase money fully
paid and conveyance ordered by the court. The
taxes for the present year to be paid BY the pur.
chaser.
ttHi Il sRst 4. 1WSoRrHAm. Commissioners.
NH IL
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OFFICE BOARD OF HgALTH,(
RICHMOND, March IL, 1857. }
E.-The housekeepers Of the
IN citv and the owners OF unocc upied houses
are hereby notified that they must cause TO be re-
moved from their premises all ashes, garbage, or
other deleterous matter calculated 10 produce dis
ease. To insure compliance with THIS nonce,
the sanitary inspectors will at an early day COM
mence their " house to- house visitation.
J. G. CABELL, NJ. D.,
NH l2-st President Board OF Health.
Y,O CARPENTERS, PAIN L e RS
i AND BRICKLAYERS.-SEA PROPOSALS
will be received at this Office until u O'Clock NJ
on WEDNESDAY, goth instant, for REPAIRING,
REM0DELING, and PAINTING the SECOND
MARKET HOUSE. Plans and specifications can
be seen, and forms Of proposal and all necessary
Information obtained upon application at the
office.
any all OF the bids.
BY order Of the Committee on Second Market.
NH It'd w. GILL, City Engineer.
no CON CToR S.-SEALED
l. PROPOSALS will bs received at this Office
until IL O'Clock III. on FRID the 22d insts nj for
cleaning up and hauling away all dirt and garbage
OF every description from the streets and alleys Of
the city for The term OF one year. Proposals will
be received for the entire work in the aggregate,
or for each OF the three wards separately. speci.
hcations OF the work can be seen, and forms Of
proposals obtained, on application at this ohice
The Commissioners Of Streets and the Board OF
Health reserve the right to reject any or all the
bids.
BY order OF the City Council.
NH l2-td City Engineer.
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sg- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
ovvIcR AT THE NATIONAL EXCHAE0R BANK.
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.nrointed to proceed at once to Washing
lI, ~ confer with the Government on the
euh now under consideration by the
Gsneral Assembly Of Virginia, and report
- tbis body the result Of such conference.
The resolution was debated by Messrs.
KEEN, LEE, OULD, CABELL, MERcIER,
GRAY, SrRoTHER, BOILING, and others.
The vote being taken, the resolution was
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LOST. sTRAYED AND FOUND.

r OST, SCRIP for TEN SHARES OF
IL STOCK in the Insurance Company, OF the
State OF Virginia in the name of William Mathews.
Number and date not recollected. Application
will be made for renewal. nh S-etlu