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Gold or silver requests immediate psy.
meat Of the sam which would accrue TO
him altar the interval Of nintsRe. thatpay'
msnt lhall be made to him, subject 70
deduction, which shall not exceed two per
thouSand; the sum shall be handed over
at the will Of the paying party, In gold or
silver coin, or In notes being legal tender
and convertible ct ight into metallic
money.
Ar. 8. The gold and silver money shall
alike be legal tender TO any amount In the
State which shall have manufactured
them,
shall continue 70 issue as monopoly its
small change or tokens; It shall determine
their quantity and quality, and shall tE
the amount above which no person shall
be bound to receiye them in payment.
AR 8. The fact Of issuing or allowing
to be issued paper money, convertible or
otherwise, shhll not relieve the State issu-
ing 1t or allowing It 70 be issued from the
above stipulated obligation Of keeping ita
mints always open for the free mlntage OF
the two metals Rtthe ratio Of ! 10 l5A,
Art 9, Gold and silver, whether in in
gots or In coin, shall be subject to no GUS
toms duty either on importation or t1'
portAtion, =,
Ar 10. The reception Of silver shall
commence at the same date in all the
mints Of the Union.
AR II. The present convention shall
remain in force till the Let Of January,
1900. II q year before that date notice Of
its abrogatlon has not been given, it shall
Of full right be prolonged by tacit renewal
till the first Of January, 1910, and 80 on by
periods OF ten years until such notice Of
Sbrogation shall have been given year
prior TO expiration Of the current decen:
NAL PERIOD 1t being, however, understood
that notice Of abrogAllon given nv states
having in Europe less than 20 00O. COO Of
inhabitants, or subject to the lnconvertible
paper money system, while releasing
thoSe states shall not prevent or interfere
with the decsnnial tacit renewal Of the
present convention between the other
members u the Union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-13

NV Yolk April i2.-Cotton quiet and
Ann at l0NAiihc no failures. Flour uu,et
receipts 1900 bbls; exports 1900 bbls.
supeifine western and State g 90a4 IS; com!
mon to good AaS44 %: good 10 choice IS On
40 IS; white wheat extra IS 0Oa8 O0i extra
ohio and Il Louis "a 4QAH ISL Minnesota
patent ptoc,si Sc 66as 90 u heat, caah, sliSht.
ly IN buyers t4vor, With moderate demand;
receipts 10000 bushels: exports 1869, 600
bushels; ungfaded red 81 i1it %; No. 8,
81 l9hat i9N; No. 2 do 81 sal 23H No. l
do q 29al 29Hi nix'd winter 81 9Hal % IN.
graded white II l8Ii 9oi No Q Whlt4 81 is1la
/ 90 No ! do, Galei 96,ooU bushels 81 81 COX
al AK; No, red April, tales 2l9, 200 bush,
ela at 81 2iNat 22H May sales 2s0,OO0
bushels 81 Il 20Xai 81 June, sales 25a0r0
bushels al 81 laMAt 2nN Corn, moderate
trade; receipts 1900 bushels; exports ll7,.
00O bushels ungraded 6s,(a,sXe No. SAX
t6lKoi steamer SshsS7G No. ., S1ta0S&oi
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PILES, PILES, PILES,


Sure Cure POUND nj Last. NO one
Need suffer.
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and Ulcerat d Piles has been discovered BY
DR.. Williams ian Indian remedy called Dr..
WilliamSs Indian Ointment. A single box
has cared the worst chronic cases Of twenty.
ave and thirty years standing. No one need
suffer Eve minutes after applying this won
derful Soothi 6 med icine. Lotions, instru.
ments and Electuaries do more harm than
good. WilliamS's Ointment absorbs the
tumors allays the intense itching (particu-
larry at night after getting warm 10 bed, acts
a poultice gives instant and painless RELIEF,
and 10 prpSred only for Piles itching Of
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hen J. N. tjotfinberry. Of
Cleveland, sSys about Dr.. Williams'S Indian
Pile Ointment: have used tcorts Of pile
cures, md II affords me pleasure To say that
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief as Dr.. vii.
liAmss Indian Pile Ointment
For sale BY all druggists, or mailed on re.
ceipt OF price, 81 90.
West 4 McConahey, Druggists and Apoth.
ecaries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio.
Logan, List & Co., Wholesale Agen.s, Wheel.
Ing, W. Va. MWT4w
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Are you disturbed at night aud broken
Of your rest by slCk child suffering and
crying with the e1Cruciating pain oil cut.
ting teeth7 II 90, go at once and get q
bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Il will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately depend upon III there Ia
no mistake about t. There ls not
a mother on earth who has ever used Il,
who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 10 the
mother, and relief and healtn the child,
operating like magic. Il is ,stieGtlY safe
70 Tee In all csses, and pleasant 10 the taste,
and is the prescription Of one Of the oldest
and best female ply Sicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere. 25
cents 0 bottle. MwFAw
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Mr.. Noah Bates, Elmira, n. Y, writes:
about four years ago | bad an attack Of
bilious fever, and never fully recovered.
Ny digestive organs were weakened, and
would be completely Frustrated for days.
After using two bottles Of Burdock Blood
Bitten the improvement was 80 visit le
that was astonished. can now, though
81 years Of age, do fair and reasonable
dav'a whFk
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I'D R OO II :!

CANcEG,-nsuneTsl for yaan With cancer. Had II
cut out three uea. II returned alter each operation
Dr.. smith cured ris without kn!ie, caaEtie e palm"
IRS. Il, n CIRCUIT
BuyTRRVD Misunderstanding seemed 70 help
me could not got out Of bed. Dr. smith cured me
after otkCn lpiled,n EEPr. PHILLIP,
Wheeling, ". Va
CATApRH AND DEAyERa.-"SeliSVel mysali In
durable, Sense Of Imol gone, fearful discharges,
speech affected, DT, smith cured me-
HARVEY ALEXANDER
DTSPEPEIA AND uLcERATED sToMACh -"Trsat
mOnt for jean tailed to dive me relief. DR.. hmith
cured mel 1HOAAs HOLT, Insurance Agent
, T1I H'd the" 'f SH,i: E I Ri sSA
RHEuHArim -"suafred tortuTcs Joints deform.
cured me.n J, H. BROWN.
can moat heartily recommend you TO tboss sueer'
ing from CatlrTh and Lung Complaints. tou have
worked wonders In my Wits'B case"
R1v. y. o IADD, WTites:-"Dr. Smiths prota'
IionA services In m family have been most StalHe.
tory and lcomme3d him 70 all u gentleman and
Ms, hInsIRET KoLB ssys,-"I had been suffer.
Ing for seven years and II Aled BY mary phyGieAnI
for Dyspepsia. Dr.. Smith SAid bad 4 taPe.HoEm
and 10 Slg7t hours removed monster l09 teGt long
PEMALI CoHPLAINTs.-ThTpO Year, In hospitals Tor
temAles give me peculiar advantages In such taSes.
PeTIona cured Of pti0n, Diseases Of Heart
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Skin, Blood Nervous AZ.
teoions and Weaknesses Of Men An1 Youth, bcfoiuA
and ASthTA teGtiiy 10 my suoceaS.
PILEs cured without the knli0.
Patients ct distance may DO treated BY letter and
satisfaction guaranteed. chart for ell examination
sent on receipt Of two thTOe'Cent stamps and adEee
returned Tree.
CoSsuitGtion At Oface tree OHirc hours from q
m. to p. M, daily. EundayS from 10 ?. ID. Call
j. IL. SMITH. nj, d.,
del No. o. Twelfth g., WheSllns, ". Va
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CAaBuScLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores oflong
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc.
positively cured without the aid Of a knife
or poul(lce, by using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing salve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Soft and liberated
Cotns, Chillblsine, etc. II has never failed
10 cure. For sale by Logan & 90.
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Facts,

A letter from P. o. sharpless, druggist,
Marion, Ohio, In writing Of Thomas EleC.
trio Oil, says: Zone man was cured Of
sore throat Of eight years standing with
one hottle." We have O number OF cases
Of rheumatism that have been cured when
other remedies have tAled. We consider
II the best medicine sold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-13

HoGs-Good demand and sarce at IS 75a
9 % per hundred in prime packing, lots !
butchers 80 W.
EHEGP n 0oat 6Oa6 00a5 30.
CArTLE-ThlS market Is fair at present, cat.
tie scarce. We quote young cattle from 500
to 600 lbs, at 4HC; bulls 3Kc; 600 10
900 lbs, 4hc; 900 10 1000 lbs, a 60a6 %.
Cattle offered OF present are both native and
EnyatOn
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II. D. Gary, iss Main street, New York,
dealer In Ore and bufglat:pfoof sales,
writes! "My child was afflicted With pote
throat for many months. l could fhd
nothing 10 relieve him until l tried
Thomas EcleCttic Oil, which effected
cure In two daJs.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-13

Very often bring on complaints affecting
The Kidneys and liver, producing constipG.
ton, indigestion, aud dyspepei6, but you
Will be quite safe II you take Butdock
Blood BIttefs on the iltSt symptoms Of any
trouble oil the kind. Price 81 90, trial
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Two dfay loads Of new style wall paper,
and borders 10 match, and one load Of
new carpets, will be- sold cheap Tor CSsh.
Fifty pieces, new style dress goods, at ten
cents per yard, Cal soon, Of John Roe
met's dry goods, carpet and wall paper
emporium, Nos. 20le and 1921 Main street,
Gentle Wheeling.
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"ro Enjoy Life, Have Strong LuuEa,"

Free from coughs and colds, good sppeti g,
refresh ng sleep use "Dr. HwAyne Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry the best remedy for
week lungs, bronchial and asthmetic aft, Ctions
ever discovered. Bold by druggists ct IS cents
and 81 . bottle. MwE4w.
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Deem IL my Duly 10 Tell The World


'U"V wv 'WE1SsE"B 'HV'1' N"HN7''
Dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh, bron-
chial and estimate attacks. All these dan.
gerous symptoms are entirely cured by "Dr
swayne's Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry"
The fBt dose gives relief, and the worst
cough aud sore lungs yield To its healing pro.
perties Sold by oil druggists ut Is cents and
81. The large SiEe 10 the most economical.
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EEW YoAE, April 12.-MoEEY - Closed
fmerate per cent. Prime mercantile paper
6a6 per cent Sterling Exchange bankers
bills weak at II 81; demand n 49,
GOVERNMENT BoNps-HaK per cent higher
for sizes and lvss snd Y per cent lower for
four and halls and iours.
United Statss q d 1851 coupon.
New i've, coupons orr
New Four and hAli'
Naw Four,
tAcihc " OIL lSVo' ,4..., -.lS0
RAILROAD BoNDs-1n fair demand.
Stats BONDS Moderately active.
LOulnAna CcusOs.... COY virginia q .....,,,., 81
Missouri 6l....44.~4illDo nsW................ &c
Ttnnosoe G. .."..... Il . iSX
Do nsw".".".".""." AK 'oad
srocKs-The market wss fairly steady at
the opening, but speculation soon beCatne
weak and p Ices declined Y 10 2 per cent,
Elevated RAllfoa1 shareS, Canada Southern,
Union Paraho, Della are. LIckAwanna & Yves.
tern and Michigan Central leading the doW n
ward movement Toward noon the ma'ket
again assumed strong tone and prices took
an upward turn. III ths late dealings o very
bnoy ant tone prevailed on the highest figures
I tue day we're generally current. In tue
lnal sales, an aiVbnc from the | west int
ranging 4 tO4A per cent the latter In Texas
Pacific, Canada Southern and Michigan Cen.
trail TIE Granger shares, st. Paul & Omaha,
Denver 4 kiU Grand Central Pacific and the
coal stocks wtre also prominent In the I'm.
pr, veinsnt. The st.amshlp Westphalia
brought t762,IH In marks and francs.
Transactions 1891, ZOO Ahafes.
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ROr FAILING, Premature Gray Hair Use

London Hair ReStorer, inSures new growth.
London Hair ResLorer, Restores the color.
London Hair R,storer Exquisite dressing.
London Hair Restorer, The only clearly and
London Hair Rest0rer, effsctuai Hair Rs.
London Hair Rest0rer, stnrer In the market
A toilet luxury entirely free from all OBJ.
noxlous or unpleasant odOr.
PHYsIcIANs USE AND BECoMNEND IT.
Some eight years ago my hair commenced
falling; top became quite bald. applied
"London Hair Color Restorrr" My hair
not only stopped alinR, but Is now growing
timely, and consider It on invaluable article
for restoring the hair. ] W. Abel, N, D.,
Druggist, 1924 Beach street, Philadelphia
Price IS cents bottle, six bottles a. sold
by Druggists. NWPAW,
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6ALT-Per barrel, Ohio river, 81 coal O6.
sEEDs--Timothy seed, 50 76a3 0Oper bushel /;
clover, $ %; Mammoth Glover, 1915 per
bushel Kentucky Blue Gran, per bush,
81 Csc; Orchard Grass 81 90.
WooL-Quoted at 40aA6o for choice washed,
and one-thirtl of for unWashed, Market dull.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

II, ,rd,'ou Il Capt. Robert CowAn, are hereby
Mid to tIS her 1lIimi vi the und,nlBned'
~, did Mar b 80 1881, made by Capt Robert
Gv,u an vie 10 tho unde,sgn'd, Ind nov re-
SJsl ID tAs once Oi the CLERK Of the County Court
iCiA IoaatJ, 10 D, cd Book u,
S'-'' Il Il DOVENFR,
ALFRED CALD YELL,
Mltl, 1851. Tru''oss'
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CHE LLiQenke1.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.
KRlII.REEKLY,


By mad, IN GdrGRes, POliags PTFa'd,
Inc ysaE...,.......,..S % SIX
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MEDICAL.
PURELY VEGETABLE

th0.e sOuthEn Roots AID herbs, Vhteh
a. hlgtae ProVideneo hn placed 10 countries Where
Liver Diieasel most prevail Il viii
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Cotton Mills in the South.

The BOSTON Journal OF Commerce says )
an Is the custom TO speak OF southern
mills az az liitle account, making an Inferior
c,sss q, goods only lit for southern tfade,
- A., Encl,sbman lately WISHING the
E,.,o aud Phnoix Mills, Columbus, ga,
"a no new No. mill was the best
a,.,,,ed mill In The world. Certainty
mere 4 no mill making larger variety or
he.,er quality OF goods. It has every new
,anroyement and some that no other mills
IN the country are using. The pront OF
these mills last year was 30 per cent. on
c,pital Of $3.50, 600, or S5.16 per spindle
TIE mills are lighted with the Brush eiec'
tric light. aud waier-power Is used 10 run
them. II cost TO light the No. MIL ior SIX
months, Including carb0ns and attendance,
$40: for the same time gas would nave cost
$4,000. They use several steel ooiicrs 'naue
by the Whittier Machine Company 10 neat
the mills and run the dyc.house. These are
set with The Jarvis patent furnace, and Ala
hama slack coal is used for fuel. They have
numerous power.pumps and sprinklers Tor
FIRE purposes, also trained brigade OF mlli
hands who are put in practice every week.
,rhey use three large Deanc steam-pumps,
and nave lust put In a gas-eugine. The help
is all white aud all native Americans. 800
in number
We are tempted TO asothe question why
we haven't more such mills in Richmond
than are cow 10 be seen here. The Danylle
Railroad Combination took through Rich
fScnd the past season some 10000 bales
OF cotton, giving us all the advantage we
could desire in the way OF the purchase oil
raw material, to say nothing OF the large
quantity brought hitler as the property OF
our several fertilizer companies. Our
Brazil trade IN -four continues to grow;
why not make every cargo sent thther part
-four and part cotton goods!
With any sort Of management at all cot
ton. mills in the South have turned out since
the wal to be unusually profitable. When
We consider that the takings OF the CONT
nent from Lancashire are not piece goods,
but yarns, why cannot we IN the South
make these yarns for the Continent our
selves, and save to ourselves the profit OF
conversion now enjoyed by the English
buyer Of the raw material? Richmond, in
manufacturing facilities, has certainly de-
mons,ratcd her ability 10 take care Of her
SELF. Why not have a large and successful
Oi;on.lnanufacturing industry
we are persuaded that once the folks in
. New England, who have surplus money
awaiting employment, thoroughly invcsti.
gate the points Richmond presents for
safe lodgment OF that capital in manufac'
lures, the flow will start this way.
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White Rurley Tobacco.

We have had good deal to say on this
subject. In conversation recently with
one Of our tobacco. shippers he read IL some
extracts from a letter received from one Of
the oldest and most respectable tobacco
houses IN Great Britain. These extracts he
has furnished to us, and we commend them
10 the attention OF our planters:
Dear Sirs,--We have your valued fayors
Of Slh and ION instant, with extracts from
the papers respecting Burley leaf. The
Louisville and Cincinnati men have always
tried to persuade us that the real thing could
only be grown in the limited district under
their control. On the other hand, our
friend Colonel Caskie has for years past
been trying 20 raise it in Missouri, and each
year with greater success. Now its cultiva-
ton is becoming general in Missouri.
Mr.. Luckett, OF Clarksvillc, shipped us
two pondescrjpt hossbeads thence last year,
which be called Burley, and which had most
Of the characteristics Of that growth except
the color. Next year GAINESVILLE may do
better.
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NortI, aroIina Four Per Cents.

RALEIGH, n. c., Marcn l6.-1he Legi>la-
ture, which adjourned on Monday last.
levied a special tax Of six cents on the hun
bred dollars valuation of real and pers Onal
property to pay interest on the per cent.
bonded debt Of the State. The act OF 1879,
under which the debt is being compromised
and adjusted, provided that all State taxes
levied and collected from professional
trades, incomes, merchants, and dealers in
cigars, and three-fourtbs OF all taxes col
Iected from wholesale and retail dealers in
spirituous, vinous, and malt liquors, should
be applied to the payment OF the interest
on the per cent. bonds, which was INSULT
cient without taking money from other
sources. The additional levy OF 6 cents
will raise $40, 900, which will be sufficient
to pay The entire interest IL the whole debt
is funded in per cents. The amount OF 4
per cents now issued is S2,500,000, and the
funding is proceeding rapidly every day.
The Legislature also voted $4,000 in aid oi
the celebration OF the battle OF Yorktown.
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v,necr familiar with the region described nc
smoke Of the vast quantities Of orc, and said,
as was mentioned in the paper, that Rich
mond would be before many wears the
largest seaport south Of New York."
That is, II we get twenty-five feet OF water
in the river.
On the 18th Of this month The matter DIS
cussed above will be taken up again by TIC
same Society.
The Pittsburgh Southern railroad Is the
line |, Is desired to carry through In the d.
rection OF the Jsmcs-Riyer valley. "A
friend of ours here has been written to from
time 10 time during the past three months
By Pittsburgh men for all the Information
he could possibly procure bearing upon the
positlon OF Richmond as distributing
point. The survey OF the james river BY
the commission Of army officers lately au'
thorized by Congress will, in our iudg'
ment. demonstrate the feasibility OF deep
enipg the river so as 10 admit oil tue en-
trance TO our wharves OF vessels OF the
heaviest draught The commission de-
claring It's feasibility, there will be no trou'
BILE Ia securing all the money needed 10
carry out the work.
Looking generally at the transportation
arrangements affecting Richmond under
taken during the past two years ana sun IN
aciye progress, and we are entirely SAFE I'D
saving 10 our Pittsburgh friends, eco ahead.
Make your connections with us as soon as
Won please. We will take care OF every
thing you send"
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KING ANDOUEEN
DEATH OF AN ESTIMABLE LADY-A HANDSOME
PARSONAGE-TRADE ON THE RyEk-THE ~
DUsrRIEs OF THE COUNTY.

DEATH OF AN ESTIMABLE LADY-A HANDSOME
PARsONAGE-TRADE ON THE RIyEk-THE ~
DUSrRIES OF THE COUNTY.
Correspondence of the Richmond DiNpateh.I
BRUINGrON, March Ii, 1881.
Mrs. Catherine Gaines Ryland, wife OF
Samuel Peachey Ryland, ESQ. OF this neigh
bOrhOOd, died Yesterday aud was buried to-
day in the public cemetery at Burlington
church. She was the daughter OF Captain
Robert BAYLOR Hill, OF this county, paymaS-
fer in the war of 1912 and long high sheriff.
Mrs. Ryland was in her seventy-seyenth
wear, and had lived with her venerable hus-
band for fifty five years. Though OF .pn-
oblrusive disposition she was remarkable
for her picty ard intelligence. 1t Is said
she had read the Bible through every year
for some fifty years or more, and was a
most critical Bible scholar Her funeral
was preached at the old homestead by her
pastor, Rev. w. X. ID. Moncure, assisted by
Rev. j. r. Garlick, ID. ID. | noticed five
other ministers Of different denominations
present, including her son, Rev. Charles III.
Ryland, Of your city, and the large crowd
OF weeping friends and ncighbOrs attcSted
the popularity and influence OF the deceased
and sympathy with the bereayed husband.
Burlington Baptist church, now more
than one hundred years old, has recently
bought a beautiful property, the late resi-
dence of DR.. William 4. Fleet, for par
sonage. The dwelling is OF brick, eligibly
locsted, and in a fine neighborhoOd close to
the church.
The immense shipment Of cOrd-wood,
lumber, railroad ties, &C., from this county
has created new source Of revenue to our
people since the war. Wood cutting has
demoralzed farm.labor TO a large extent,
but still there Is evident thrift among the
farming people. They are beginning more
aud more to raise "truck," and 10 seek
the nearest market. The new steamer on
the Mattaponi, "Robert 4. Lee" is doing a
fine business, and proposes TO connect
closely with Richmond cid West Point.
Your correspondent heard the question
asked OF merchant, "Are freights cheaper
to Baltimore or Richmond" "Rich-
mond," was the prompt reply. And this
is as we would like to see 1t always. Balti-
more has tapped a thousand streams OF
trade which Richmond ought to have. Tell
your people not to neglect tde.water any
longer. Come down 10 see us. Cultivate
us, and we will pay you back hundred
fold-not only by sending you good citizens,
but good living. READERS.
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DEATHS.

Died. suddenly. on the 18th of March. 1851, OF
apoplexy, AT the city Of Williamsburg, va LEA
NORA. wife or Alexander Robb, sr.; aged nfty'
nine years.
A grief. stricken husband aDdi SOD and a hume
rnus circle OF friends mourn their loss. Airs. RoDB
was formerly OF Richmond city. where she harriet,
and where she lived until october ast. when, WIN
her husband. he moved 10 Williamsburg.
Peer, burg aud Philadelphia papers please copy.
Died. yesterday morning, March II b. al o'clock,
after short and painful Illness, our mother Mrs.
MARC ARETH BRIMMER, In the hfty'se'entb
year Ut her aQe.
Her funeral will take place from the Uniyersalist
church. on Mayo street. THIS friday AfTER-
NOON the lsth instant al 3 O'Clock. r. latiyes
and acquaintance the family are invited 10 at
tend without further notice.
Died, Msrch TN, az ten minutes past IL o'clock,
JULIA, youngest child and only daughter OF X. Il.
and " -. Styll.
Funeral Will take place from residence Of PARENTS
third door above seventh, on Broad street, TO-DAY
at 3 O'Clock l.. NJ
Died, at the residence Of her husband near Bru-
ingtOn, King aud Qusen county. Va, TUESDAY,
March 10. 1881, Mrs. SAMUEL l.. RYLAND. In
the seventh wear OF her age.