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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-17
~; ssraysos, County.
INDEPENDENCE, GRAYs0N COUNTY, Va, !
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INDEPENDENCE, GRAYSGN COUNTY, tA.,
:. - -. February 7, 1879. s
u Editors Wythepiiie. Enterprises IInitbe
last issue OF the Wytheyille Dispatch no
tice nm article based upon information OBJ
tanned fruman. q gentleman juSt from Gray
son county," that an enthusiastic readiust
ers' meeting was held on court-day, that
resolutions -fayoring readiustnent were
passed. and, that Grayson is all right on the
REIMBURSEMENT question. 7 simply desire to
give, through your columns the Jdcts OF
this meeting, Captain S. NJ. Fulton, our
delegate to the Legislature, was present,
and announcement was made that he would
speak upon the; merits OF o, railroad
bill he now has before the aLegisla-
ture. At the conclusion OF his speech,
without any preyiois:fr notice - Wnat-
ever, meeting OF the character iaeeSe
named was inausurated, ana delegates ai'-
pointed to tile readjusters' convention 10
be held on the 25th instant. NO resolutions
whatever OF any. nature were, oHefeo or
passed by The meeting, no enthusiasm man
Tested, not in the least degree. MIR. Fu!-
ton, in bis Speech asked the people to indi-
cafe, by speaking or in some other manner,
whether they wanted him, as their repre-
sentative, to vote for an increase OF TAXA
ton in order to pay the debt. Only one
man opened his mouth, and that man | I'M
dcrtake to say could not pay bis capitation
tax to-day if he was called upon. MIR. Full
ton put the question in more ways than one,
and no one responded. Grayson is alright
for reddJuStment upon the terms offered by
the representatives OF the bondholders, but
when it comes to the forcibie type she is OPP
posed to it.
Very resi- ectfully, GRAYsoN.
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8, cotfon and ~ ipeahead of ttobacco ~. c.
the Peter sDpT6

8, cotfon aud az l,pgabesds of tehacc2 ". rs
tyeds S sIiss so1fg
railroad. --- s
As sSon az he weather. opens 81 aciently
To Justify slielf operations, i y understood
ttat d ntlsiber OF stores ard dwellings arc
TO be erecEed Id differs3sns portions OF the
city, contrs cts. FOX VI Eich haze already been
awarded. The prospect for q busy. season
with mechanics IS good. =
The appseacIingi ed OF, February Is to
he celf ,brated By our military after some
what or old style. Tie Petersburg ar
tiIlefy and .Gray8 will parade in uniform,
AN & the, former company Ril fire asalute OF
twenty guns. # It is. probable the colored
military companies will also Raradein honor
of the day. !. ,.:.-,-, ~ ROBIN ADAIR. Z
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Al tie eo1,clussep OF Nj,

page,s st tie eonclu ssapaaf 1fF4
Pages speech, there being nothing further
t5 Interest them, tie greater portion OF the
crowd went hof1es DR.. Chiles and Dir.
Gregory seemed determined to get rid Of
stflose remaining who were opposed to them,
ard mad extensive speeches, which bad
The desired efect for when the question
was put. on the resolution do not think
there were more than twenty present, and
the vote, instead Of being dlrnost ufsa1,j no,Gs,
was about eight for and sir against:
u rs very plain t6ab this was not repres
sentative meeting. and Instructions obtained
theresrofm are mot binding. as eight men
Have not the right or authority to actor the
1000 voters IN the county. =, -. -
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po III faet fsas Use
ssssssus SIsssruurncy his rea ~ os.
, !, 60 oecastoned by the gfbsfal sssssn os9
s s,,,,caiiou she has carried on 81
g And suppose our spgsal pe presented pc g
afser me settlement oi our debt We shall
,hen 81 sufliciensIy stfosf. Il ONE. the
cal,.est and most .india erens .oi. the repre-.
senfafIyss from All quarters. We shall
q into court with clean hands, ana
En : cfsirr win bs irresistlbie:: .
satisfied we sballhnse abundnnt means aoe
on,y 10 make our Treasury easy, and 70 meet
s,a demands Of an the9sepafatte f. asas Tor
which we have 10 provide, bus be able to
proceed prosperonsly with the siaIang fund
Hiatt shall be provided towards the redemp.
Ition OF tine prfncIpat Of the yublie debt
llThes resources OF the State will, after .
| time, steadily Increase, and t.ae process o. Q,
settlement once well CONNIE need there WIN
] M auain be any difficulty or embarrass.
ment in the financial situe. ion OF the Com;
mon wealth; .s :. 81 ,si,,ls I.
This Is d matter OF very decided ampor
fance for the consideration OF the members
Eof The General "a ssanbly. e "
j - "a ? -
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A CHIP OF TIE DIN! BLocx,--But 10 any
one desires 70 know my individual opinion,
4 unhesitatiugiy say would promptly ae-
cept the offer made by the creditors Of the
State at their recent conference, with tue
committee OF the General Assembly In Rich
that bodyiwould use such efforts as would
tend to effeetuaiiy settle the matter on that
basissi9i. 9sf!L.sie3. a,il a~s'ai5} tsit3s4 Islp
|aN Respectfully, WILLIAM TERRY, Jr
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:. The Claim of a Delinquent State.

-, The Clam OF a DennQuenL SCaCe.
80 The claim Of Virginia upon the Federal
Government has been the frequent subject
,oi discussion in the General Assembly.
Amongst the delegates eager for the collec-
tion. OF that claim and interested as 10 the
= manner OF its appropriation when acquired
are those who are not distinguished for
eagerness to provide for the obligations Of
Virginia to her creditors.
~ 1T If, well that Just now we should call the
- attention OF the whole Legislature to the fact
.ythatthe chief dificulty.that stands in the way
v:'ofo the payment Of this claim is the ,dstin.
asqaencysof the Com mo n,cealthe Of, Hiyginia
prouidiag for settle'aent OF The claims
against kerseLf - Ask any senator or dele
gate insC Congress- from Virginia who. has
mooteds the question in conference with
leading northern men, and you .Biil9dnd
that the financial! iattitsde OF Yirginias has
been thrown at him In q pointed manner.
Ask Colonel PARKER, the special agent Of
Virginia in pressing this CLAIM, aud he viii
answer that it il Virginia delinquency
that stands ever the ready answerto. all Of
his arguments all OF his opportunities ;
and we say that this claimmy never will be
paid while Virginia is. delinquent.
What viii any man Of practical common
sense ideas say upon the plain proposition
as TO the right OF Virginia to press her
claim while she herself is not only delin-
quent, but, furthermore, doing what tends
powerfully towards impairing the national
credit aud the lowering OF the national pub
lie character in the estimation oil the civi-
i liked world His decision may readily be
imagined. BE itrigh or mott Virginia can
not contest the judgment she purges
: aierself Of. her own delinquency.
1t will certainly be theicnuseof added sat
Ssfaction to every man who votes to settle
the debt OF Virginia upon the basis Of the
proposition; OF The bondboIders that be
thereby relieves Virginia Of the mortIfca-
tionsof having her own delinquency thrown
up. % her own representatives whenever
xhey mention In .W ashingfon the claim She
Z aas .upaa The Federal Government. The
xaenbes 10 voting For the settiemenif win
derive, we doubt NOT, more solid satisfac-
= sssoa from what we jbelieye Bilt In. good time
foilsHt as ID consequences Of the settle
ineRts With The bondholders. Is,
We ait know chat the Virginia claim has
been often egansaed and approved as Just
by some Of the ssaast distinguished men In
sahe land. The dispesifio satisfy 1t will BIZ
sasFopg OF, that gro1nd, And we knowfthas
s1sr northern feiIoW-eisfzsas are tgar1niy'de-
!, voted TO the policy OF general education By
eaoyerngsent. hey have seen that Yir.
GINA has gone Into tiiat business afon q
II llhesat seale 10 the midst of aha gFehbs
y Ell pQgeFty she eyer ~ es8, would IL
q be presunDing too much for us tosuppdse
that the prompting oi Justice Ine faSpr Iof
Gle siaisn oif our State Retsld be,
ssss If sssssi III GA ss,
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49,, - !. ~ ,,,,,ii f;nd biltJ for fnesI
ives ssefi
- M soas as,om
y "a mike the bill the
" order for o'clock
ssl, .ss:ts. a In 3
=. ,ss,,sa, I'll amend by put
. .,ssosl "a o,eisrk. Not agreed
.llnE ~ - - la.asss.. -
10. - ,a,- Suas ben agreed TO.
stf. pooool J. - : 1nfs,f,.
BLISfos iIHEllh sEeoH y t !, -,
On motion oi Mr.,- haIA ~ ,,ir s1s,,z
proeeeaed to the cons VI pi'l' "
fHeir second reading ..aa =, ~ syoss.
u Several bills were ordered 8to ehssef'ZZ
mont. ia 80. ~. y
SENATORIAL, INTERRUPTIONS. =
r.,,i.i ;;,,,,So sl,ra,,e3,t over to the
si.s!s..n5a asn a,ei liy senators. thereby
saetss tss os the House
sfa5t,ilIs In i,,,astf6n one
a.,Si N.Y. 90 10 ,cf these same bills
Wv; aariaI XonSov morning ffet. the
VII van. 10 IL Nd ne Clesk N the Senate.
e 1is,s seus - ss,n,,c,,,,r.s oha
lrf " tl, - Tho
Il AT O'CLOCK the House prosesasu . 70 uie
consideration 0, Tue soas : hoirn .to mo.
ments. The penang question pe,ng tne 1 u,t,
ton q NJ; RqslSsos one n,;ns oi Mr. TS1s
py Wuicu suS Si loass. uA adortad an amend
ment,to the proposed amendments suosCl-
Ifutiag Uipd-u0ce voting iiiQr tue provision
| which leaves the whole. subject to the dis
cretion OF the General assembly !.
| 4, Messrs. ROBINSON and lALIAFERRoi OF
| Norfelk spoke in favor OF the motion to re-
consider. They did not want the ballot ooA
to- stuff lt-not at All Dut 20 pfoteet tle
antite men who, being dependent upon inc
! Federal Government Tor their bFead, VIII
| be discharged is they~are know to vote the
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rs HANDSOME and CHEAP CLoAkS. ".
must be- sold. We have reduced our
CLOAKS 10 SIT: $40 CI.oAkS I" 81:
tIDAkS to 81. We guarantee these 'lpt
To- he the cheapest IN The city. We hI'r tyi
mined not 10 carry them over aud asH .
g.. from those In need OF Il cheap cloak.
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The Readjusters' Meeting In Chester
+'-'|..+ field. -
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va,
Fahrnory * 1870

teDIu lFy 10, 10 al.
Editors Dispatch: I have just read a
communication in the Wing of the 18th in
slant, signed by j. L. rSydnOr and j. NJ.
Gregory, in relation to,a meeting held at
Chesterfield Courthouse on the 10th instant.
and as am referred to personally therein I
ask that YOU VIII publish The following
statement OF facts relative to the meeting |:
The meeting was not representative OF the
people OF Chesterfield. no notice having
been given that meeting was 10 be held ON
that occasion for the purpose Of instructipg
the. representatives of the county in regard
to the proposition made by the creditors OF
the, State, but was gotten up that day by
Messrs. j.. L., Sydnor and l.. r. Chiles
'fGreenbackers), and j.. NJ. Gregory and
William F.oGiddings, (Republicans( who
were the only 4 participants in the
organization OF the, meeting. :, 1t being
coprt-day; q large number OF people
assembled In. the courthouse, more rs a
matter Of curiosity and amusement, than
nYthing else, and showed very plainly that
they had no sympathy with the Ideas OF the
Republicans and Greenbackers, who styled
Themselves Readiusters. Or. Chiles's speech
Was an elaborate defence of his course in
tae Legislature, and appeared more like an
cleetioneering effort than wise and states
Inanlike discussion which should have char
acterized the consideration Of such an i'm
portant question. Attic conclusion Of bis
speech Mr.. Gregory Republican, offered the
resolution nenti0ned in the Whig. i OBJ
iecten to the consi deration Of the resolution
because the injecting was NOT a representa-.
five one, but did not oppose It on account
OF the bsHd sold ersf or any one else. -;
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H SILK SHIRTS, SILK SHIRTS =
tlemen's SILK aHIRTSat sI.5D wor,t Wi.
LINEN HANDkERCHIEfS al 81 so, 80 20:
up 10 SO per dozen: 70 ".,zt
MERISO, COTTON, and LAMBs,-wo1r
and DRAWERS: rms lR1;
SCARFs. TIES, and BOWS In g,c,t v,rs...
S0CkS GLOVES, SUSPESDERs, COJT!
CUFFS, &c. Lew EpGLLnRS lsi
BLANKETS very cheap. HIPS.
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SPECIAL aeTIf.ga
Mr. siLKs.i sILKst sI III'

We have selected ont OF car ,,fns al
PIECES q STRIPED and PLAID sI, sR%nt aTen'y
Of from fsar 70 thirty YarGs, add b ayh ~ p.es
Te n spnh ssrT nri low 50 as to maze spsS, u
we Advise all in want " eaf earFy. ~ ", each pies
VIII make lhfs lot 70 of fast. 80 ''f f'y prlce.
Nv Me e, aisS o., Sffer large assortment OF ELtcv
snec;fniy AK hoe low ces ana
North for their Silks give rs cali T hcso stntn,
their purchases. We do not ask them wi nashl
unless they can do as well, or little b",nhny "
purchasing out OF the city. "e"ef, than n
re LSs.&Es'z FztE - LEVY BRoTrrru,
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MT ALL-WOOL GREEN REPS a .

worth $685. per yard:
FIGURED REPS for LamtrrQu.ns AID T-,'..-.
Coverings At So per yard worth -:
TABLE aud PIANO COY EIiS in gGca, yar.r,v.
LINEN TABLE-CLUTlI> III All >iln,. y. g.,
Extra Large Double Safiu Dama,k 1a''r.c,.,
at twenty-five per crut. below Sew lurh bro.
\ large assortment Of TOWELS, DUiLiE> Ltr
KINS, TRAY-CLOTHS. ana TOWtLllN,,.-
all sold cheap:
A large stock of fine quality FRENCH W0rFy ,n.
SET S 1T s1--some OF this lot have ten vii, i,
50 so i pair:
NOTTINGHAM LACE-CERTiINS - H.. :,
So, ~. So. SO, and $50 Il paIr-aJi wa.la "a :.
" per cent. more:
MOTIF GIiAM CURTAIN-LACEatI"..
20. %, 80, 80, 40, ~, 80, aai up To- -js. r..
ward:
CUkTAiN MUsLINS at II ca. 20. 2j. and 9oc.:
yard:
WINDOW-sHADES ami FIXTURES u ,,r .
prices than ever at LEVY EHOI!ii: -.
Luok ut our CHEAP CARPETS. 81
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nj HARD TIMES MADE EASY.
THIRTY DAYS TO SECURE SOM Or.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
TIIALlIIsIER B&OTiiEPS,

will offer their entire stock al "N'TIoriih'r'-
prices In order 10 reduce ihstr immrn>S >ir''.
plratory 10 taking inventory. Ih"-e to "a"'
DRY GOODS will find Il 10 their an'a1't-' ." r.
ing us call.
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Lower Botetours has our thanks for
his letter; but It's substantial contents had
been previously semitic us by another cdr
respondent and byfus published.
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nrJEITrAL UtNUKEEllurr,

lIIN r rAL IlhNpkEE lEIIF>
made IN the converts Of PaGl>. We iay~tn|.,.
sortmcut for ladies aud gentlemen u Hc ir. ;-.
OF SOC. winch l. 2Jc. Ltow Hr SJ.U".
ELEGANT EMBROIDERED llhNukEi,' y" ..
at $l.2J ard 81 80 worth :2.Jp-i"-; Nr'
for infants:
EMBROIDERED CHEMI>E YUKEs uG },....
ppri0r quality:
LACE BARBS in great varicry n rr'l'r' ,-,...
REAL GUiPURE LACE CAFES aNG 'tt. AZ,
ut Il reduction Of 80 per cent:
DiMlTY COLLARS FOR Chi!dr,D: ,pII\f'r
TRIMMINGS in all styles: I.h,i> .at "
EROlDEKlES II all style. II
LEVY rEnTufl-.
Bargains IN BLANKETS. ;a'E
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81 pieces BLACK CASHMERE a. l6r. 10 : :
AS this immense lot must Be >"id In tirl! ID
customers will secure great bargains IN :h''f
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NE BuMBAZINES, CASIEM ERE
MEKINOS. ALPACAS. MuliAIES. Nu>Il
LIAM CREPE. TAMISk, HENRlEITt cLpi
BLACK CREPE III all wG'h> and TntN
CREPE Wells IN all si2c>. very chap: ~
M; Observation-Disclosures. BLACK t;i0yl.
every description at
fe IL LEVY BROTHERS
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BLACK ALPACAS. CREPE CLOTHS. VIZ
y GRAPES, aud Wells at very 10" prices. +"
usa trial,
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BLANKETS, QUILTS. COMFORTS. ohih
SHAWLS, Under IIlRTs. and Other -
very low: ,,.,.,
10 pair WHITE aud COLORED BLANkE!'
IL 10 IS pair:
SIS COMFORTS and QUILTS AZ Il tnst
I5 dozen BOULEVARD SKIRTS FROM i"s..
apiece:
l40 WOOLLES SHAWLS at 81 10 So. ,..r.
22 dozen LADIES and MEMS JHph!>ii
IL SIC. TO Sl.a0 apiece.
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nT CLOAKs.CLOAKS. cLolE,~
The extremely low prices a whi,lryrh,,,i''N -
Ing CLOAKS has beer IL" means u Tc.nr nv .e
TO about twenty. we oIcc great In.ucrn,c"1' 'c,
10 close out our cntiIe stock. '"''''.s 50 =,
Great bargains In CHlLDREN's CiVAS;,.' ~ E>
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UMBRELLAS! UMBRELLAS. w
BRELLAS Two hundred uMEELLih~. @..
from The manufacturer, whlrh W. 81" .. ...
than ever before. LEVY EEUiti.E,.
Look n our bargains IN CARPETS. a..
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sg-SHIRTS, SuIpTs, sr,,nr-.

US on -: SHlHlS. SHIRTS r
sontinre 10 manufacture our crIeh-.,s. -"
SHIRTS. We offer FOX 9Nc. Shirt mai. r. -
snita Cotton ani pure IRISH Linen bosom. -, -
Ibese shirts are completely flushed aud b,, -
10 be iauGdf Ice. before wearing. As 40 ,r. ,I,.
Ssctpres Of these shirts. and having Ibs,n
this city, we euaraMlce them superb "a M.
market. We a'so offer good sIiirI a, -n.,r,
must be seen to Do fully appreciated Wn,,,o',, -"
10 ORDER shirts for boys and men. MIDiir.>Il,aN
always on hand. LEVY Epnrt,IH'tt" y
. CARPETS cheapert8an ever. NE =.
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l 200 COssErs, OF cYcry srylr auE Tn,b''' .
SOC TO $50. A. tnls l. "n" %! .l'
stocks OF CURSsTS IN tie cI'; Ne eau" Wy .-
s,Ii, one and all
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Eg- HAMBURG EDGINGN ANp +
SETTINGS We offer ;0-Hay - urYv t1'.,.'.
HAMBURG EDGlHG$ ana lASERTiNt~r'
lowest prices. tie Ill LEVY iEOiiII ..r.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

rs RICHARDSON'S LIHEN>, IN all So.
of orr own I'm Importation, w .cII cuai,r. f,
them at 20 per cent. below regular u.irr, '
TUCKED CAMBRIC SkiRTiNt, /. v,,., ~,.
16 tucks and wide hem, IL 3Jc. per ,gylq 10.
75c.;
LLAMA LACE POINTS, In all quail l,s. 49,.
one half Of regular prices
LINEN CRUMB-CLOTHS 1T 81 worth .. az,
worth Sc; 90 -
lie nil qualities: 80
A full assortment OF BLACK MEElNpauIC, ,y
MERE SHAWLS at low pr'cc> u ~ -
BLANKETS very cheap. ~,
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2o5 pieces DRESS GOODS of every dr'crii.
and style. from Sc. To 75c.;
DRESS GOODS at lGc. worth zoe; 4; -o'' w."
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MI NEW YORK MILLS. WAN>i
IA, FRUIT-OF-TIIE-LOON DANul. AhhI
ScDGG!N. BARKER. UTICA, Lao D<iN. a
other SHEEIIEGS, SIIIRTINGS. aud Wii"@
CASTINGS at the lowest prices: Bh lJ-Ilt q. Is
10, l2a. 10. lGs. aud zoe. per yard hlNnitAH
at 81. 10. and i2t.c. per yar'l: CllENhi >i'n
ISGS at 10, l2E. Is. and iG4c. r"r Sart. NliI.
and COLUEED FLANNEL.S at all prize. a.
LEVY ELOl i!ti>.
CARPETS very cheap. T.. !!
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2l0 pieces CASSIMERkS and WuuILEN '.
from zoe. 10 $3.50 yat!; .,s
100 pieces WHITE aud CoLpl;lD FL.'N.
from 10 10 60c. a ward.
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M COD-LIYER OIL.
MEADE : BAKERS
MEDICINALLY PURE. ,,r,,

We have the testimony Of phY''clAi@ ., .t..
scrIbe Il, aud OF patients who have 'aA'n ~, :
rs MORE ACCEPTABLE TO the e''t ,,su
MORE EASILY AssIalLArEp THAN aa,rrg.
OIL. - Ah.A'E \ ,-.,n,.,,:s
Importing and DISPENSING fhl'"''y y
uo1S aF als Main street. R!chia'''
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4 large line lust received nf l:AlllEr a.. .ri5
s... HOSE. SILK aud LACE StAEfS' f''',..s.'
LACE lIANDKERClIiEfS. ii =. h''
GLOVES. LACES, &C., Nt very ~" -
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sslia bHE si't,!
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ALL-WOOL CASHMEEES al &c. worth 81
COLORED SILKS and ShTlN> NrTy cheap 10"
lhsm out.
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RAILROAD CHARGES.
.zSENkTE.

The House agreed to resolution; offered
by Mr.. GRAVES, requesting the Committee
for Courts Of Justice to examine section IS OF
chapter 81 OF the Code. regulating the rates
OF toll OF railroads, and report whether the
limit OF eight cents per ton per mile for the
transportation of freights is to be construed
as an averaged Of said sum in different classes
OF freight, or as maximum charge Of eight
cents per ton per, mile, on all classes OF
freight, and by what uihority railroad com
panies charge upon some classes OF freight
more than the maximum of eight cents per
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4 1Isrtnr,,ples, 81 Men. 3

8BRuAisy "a, tsp,
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500 niec,s HAMBURG EDGiNGS. lN>';'t'
and TORIHON LACES just receive
low prices At ,,,,rl,vp.'
IA 25-S.M&Th COL NF'"'
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PETERSBURG.

PAINFUL -ACCIDENT-NARRow ESCAPE FROM
ATH-FIRE-HoNoRABLY DISCHARGED
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eirs aFt.' t{if1A 'f.%iG GU. afaG
l., The following House engrossed bills We're
taken up and passed: i L:: ut ?
In relation to liensb by mortgage or deed
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Providing for submitting the question OF
liquor license or no liquor license to the
qualified voters OF Fairfax at the first cleo.
ton for district officers aud at every subse-
quent election for district officers.
/ To amend the act declaring certain
streams in Charlotte county to be highways.
To incorporate the Alexandria and Fair
fax Agricultural and Industrial Associa:
ton. : ~ : .'''.z'S : : $50 :.
To amend and reenact 4th section OF an
act, in relation to official hours OF certain
officers aud clerks. OF the State government.
TO amend and Feenaet section 20 OF chap
ter,10 of an act relating to crimes and pun
isliments. Ri,,1,7As Hst'.;.is.{ .5@..s
+ To amend and reenact section 10 of chap.
ter 115 of the Code, in reference to the en-
forcement Of liens on crops. 49,,
[, 70 change the. time for holding circuit
courts in the Fourth judicial circuit.
To amend an act reyiving, amending, and
reenacting certain sections and chapters OF
| the criminal laws Of the Common wealth.
For the protection Of deer in the county
of Bland. ....., !, ..,.S,-.,,. -
To amend the Code IN relation to promis-
sorry notes. sfEf.yt I ss,ss5 : ttti: y,z..gtt
To amend and reenact section % OF an act
prescribing the powers, duties, and comperl.
sation OF district officers, and to repeal chap
ter AZ and section / Of chapter 4S OF the Code.
I 20 provide for the erection Of suitable
ishutes for the passage Or fish by the owners
Of miit-dans across the north branch Of the
Shenandoah river. IL
NAMED SOLDIERS. II
House bill TO provide communication for D.
Vest, os Rock bridge county, and Jesse
Coach, OF Bedford county, and others, one.
legged soldiers, Who are unable to wear the
liegs furnished them, was taken up. T.: y. -
On motion sof MIR. FINNEY the bill wps
amend led to make The bill q general one-fol
all 9nelegged soldiers OF the State who are
unable TO use the legs furnished them. This
amendment was subsequently reconsidersd
and rejected. .:5aa ,,a
The names OF John d. Conneli, Of Au.
eusta: John Carter of AlbemarIe &; George
Manning, and ~ 6 Is, y Proctor of Prince
George county, Hefe. dded TO the Bill By
The. lance Commit or The House, and
athes bill ordered to engrassHent.. u.
TIE sfetLEuoH BILL. sfii':if /. /.
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