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PENNSYLVANIA

a meeting of the republican members O
the Legislature was held at Harrisburg, on tn.
evening Of the 9th inst.-Nlr Laure,cr. Sneak.
er of the House, in The chair, and Mr.. Todd
Secretary. The object of the meeting was
not announced In The notice; hut it appeared
mat IL was Tor the purpose of recommending
To the people to send delegates To Harrisburg
Tor the purpose of forming the electoral ticket.
Upon organizing the meeting, Gen. Barnard
moved a resolution, TO recommend TO the
democratic citizens of Pennsylvania to meet in
their several counties, and appoint "delegates
equal IN number to their representatives and
senator's IN the Legislature, To form "A state
convention at Harrisburg for the purpose of
nominating Elpctors."-N1r Stevenson NOV ed
To postpone this rrsoluiioa for the purpose Of
appointing committees, who were To devise
and report the "best mode of securing Ia
Pennsylvania her due weight in the approaching
election, and of securing the unity, harmony
and success of The republican party hy con
centration of their electoral e."-Thess
propositions were warmly supperted-and
were terminated by a motion TO adjourn until
Friday night, o'clock.
For the same evening a meeting was called
in Philadelphia by SO gentlemen, who consti:
tute Z" a majority of the members of the de.
mociatic general ward committee, elected il
the fall of 1928" The invitation is addressed
To the democratic citizens of the city of Phil
adeiphia friendly to the good old mode o.
nominating democratic candidates for the of
fees of President and Vice President of the
United States, by which Jefferson, Madison
and a Monroe have been successfully elevated
To the Chief magistracy, and who are opposed
to pledging themselves To any man who may
not be regularly nominated by such mode"
An invitation is also given, by six gentle
men, who sign themselves Delegates Gor
1925" TO the democratic citizens of the
Northern Liberties of Philadelphia who are
opposed to giving particular pledges for any
presidential candidate until he is fairly nnn,i-
mated by the democratic party of the Union
ana are also IN favor of democratic convci,-
ton to be held at Washington.
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The .Vorfoik Herald casdidly a,f.n.is Al
he result of The Caucus on hst S;,,s,,,-,
!" more than fu!fls the promise" Of this par..S,
The estimate which the Herald gives rs rs III.
state OF parties in the Va. Legislature. IL. ws-
suspect, incorrect. Mr.. Crawford has n iars.r
majority than the estimate allow him.
We think ourselves also hound In st,e tIf,,
one Conclusion To which we had arrived, il
not correct. We presumed from the a,sui-
essence of all but four numbers Of tn, Caucus
mat the other 1873 were in favor of n Caucus
we nave since understood that there were at
ieast 10 gentlemen present who were dissaiis-
ned with the proceedings. We have asccr,ained
that there were -, because SD MANY had nc.
hxeu their names To a hottest. We should
nave stated this fact before, five had not sup
posed the Protest would have been pubIishr,i,
and would best speak for itself
We also stated, that there was one mem.
Der In town not sick, hut not present at tins
meeting, who was friend Ia Caucus and IL
w. ii. Crawford. We have since asceriained
That there were at least three other Repuhii-
cans in TOWN, in favor of Crawford, who weuld
not attend the Caucus. A 9Th Republican
VINO Is favourable 10 both, was sick in bed
The Philadelphia Franklin Gazette Of the
9th (Which reached us last night contains :,
C"culdr signed at Washington by IL out of 60
democratic members from Ppnns ylvania, as
signing their reasons for considering il sseq,allv
inexPed'ent and improper for (them) at this
time, as republican Representative s of Pennsyl-
'anIa' to attend any partial meeting or caucus
OF members of congress 10 nominate candi-
dates for the Presidency, and Vice Presidency
OF the U. SIN order that their constit,i-
enis may be fully informed upon this subject,
IN time to devise some mode denomination
that might be generally acquiesced in'
80
Comma nicat,d
MatKlEn-On Wednesday ilIc 7th inst at TavIor,v;lle
Nv The Rev MIR. Wood, MIR. EDWIN BURNLEY 10 AIiss
Lucy nj. MARSiiALL-all OF Hanover county.
Love rules the camp. the court, the grove,
And men below, and saints abose,
~ FOR love is Heaven, aud Heaven is love-"
mhNhiEDl-in this place "Wednesday evening tie
SIN INST 10y the Rev. Mr. Capers, Mr. DAVID SHELTON
Of Louisa county, Va. To Miss SARAH u. DYER.
hongh fools spurn hyinen's gentle powers,
we VINO improve his golden hours
B> sweet experience know
That marriage rightly understood,
uiveS To The tender and the good,
a paradise Inflow" I1;J,,5c>-,,J, b.
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no " THE PEOPLE or FAy0UfEn.u

:" reply TO your communication Of the 9Th inst.I viii
e 'ue manner 10y which the separate elections in
Fauquier came be attached TO the bill establishing SOM
ra'e elections IN Lee The bill first reported 10
the House Of Delegates only the o elections In
endedi be held IN lees but tie rsques, and through
courtesy to one OF the Delegates from Fsuquier Tive hill vas
ny permission Of the House Withdrawn for amendment -
"hen the gentleman from Fauquer permitted 10 amend
inc OH ny "dding two separate elections in Fauquer TIE
end'of the bill w aboriginal shape discs having any
political design IN reporting tire bill ard will ASSURE ,e
People Of F"uquierp that you viii only quietly and
pe"eeaby permit toseparae from your GONNA
n.y. sou shall no, sgsis find connected with such asso
ei"te' This suppose will satisfy the good Peope 81
F"nquier" Of the manner BY which they became associates
Is the cemosnY thsy are n-s-sf6asd.
TIE T6oPLE. OF ia
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

WAS On Thursday night last the 9Th inst robbed of ous
collars, paper noacy consisting four noes of
wthty uoars each, of the Bank Of Virginia and two note
W zen dollars OF what bank and red mo
ROCCO poeket-b"o almost also of ten and a half ,Io,
OF one Spanish milied dollar and nineteea
whoie ~, middle sized trunk, well locked at the FOOT of nv
oeu winch wns found broke open in the necessary nc,
morning TIE robber entered the house at parior win
DOW winch was left open. whoever will discover the iii
tal ne he convicted OF the fact brought 10 Justice
shall receive the above reward pai.thy ~ 'S'
Sumnierville, IAN TO- n - vs., L, r1,.1
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WILL he sold lie highest bidder ~, s5nda III GA,
80 nay oI rshTuyy 1924 ut Meckenburg CurthousS
W. "EohohS, consisting of men, women bSvs and Urls
goob Orickisycr carpenters sb0emakers IN ter 90,
dy money, and so n \ credit. 49, " wv 'e"-
nave ~ market that well known plantation ar poer,
river living on the north side, Just above UaSps a.
linguistic. and Known BIZ Davis Pauiatin eonts,i,g
ABOUT '@Vp acres $50 Of the first low grounds nr,
eons1erabF quantity 70 eenr and about 90 acres OF second
low efoumns unceared, which Is considered 10 be ao
equal 70 'Le low grounds. II Is onguestonsiv and gioc
up oy a thc that have seen IT, he The best tract npoa
wish 20 sell my Nutbush nnd rdioinjro Mr. ra.-s.
n n ~ WNTss9 ooun,y ~ T.. combining 1000 scrrs
nul 90 "i winch q creel 49, gruunds There il I,,.
unclcared. $50 WIN ~ 'hV ootoh iahi
We" , 20 sei nv iseland creek land containing 2sOo
~ granTile county, N. c. abuat nies Hortb M a.,
SIS rHci = aud might he made first rate cottnn
P'a1,.iht'on- -lhe land lying remarkably reli ~
hsewIse wish to sell Grassy Creek Land eoo,ani,,
~ ~ acres, about milt- nprih Il Oxford. n g.
hy eenlleman wishing purchase either ~ the atove
tracts viii FIRST view the lands and dron me line A. itrd
D Nno particular attention shai be raid 10 it-ss rve-
su,r ~ one will buy without FIRST wing the Ia ds ~
bnvdion. jan. l3. 7T-intt AIIv rl,ur.
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IL persons ndfided TO me estate Of JOHN W. EpPEs
deceased ere requested rnake payment ard ,o.e
having cnm seainst the estste will make thew knon To-
sHBet tDht arrang emenN he maize CJr
''e' o'sc""tSe' MARTHA y. EPPEs.
..s.. a. ENecutriK 81 John w. Fnpes der,dy
MaIBroots buckingham, DEC. So. 1fI.sl,&wsy
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PUBLIC SkTT

* tue VI . need OF trust executed Elijah ell,
49, on tbe clay Of August 1929, recOrded in
ine county court OF Powhasn PURPOSES therein mon
"n'd WIN be sold TO tie highest bidder at public arcii
~ ruw"hun Courlhovse, for cash, the 18Th inst being
court Gay raet OF land lying in the county o Pow
on Appomaitox river. adjoining the lands OF VIM Cr,m
au AnntF trump ana Others, containing 1904 acres sui
yee' 70 zoe dover estate Of Mrs EiiIaeh MARI hsrn there
III or 20 much OF The said land will he sufficient 20 sn
-~T tue purposes Of The said deed The title vested
!" ,e subscriber VIII be conveyed TO the purchaser
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DIRECTORS

DIRECTIONS
" me TURNER'S Bank Of Virginia and Branches, 10,
The present year.
RICHMOND.
70, ~ NE Erecmi'e. Blythe Stockholders.
Thil'p ~. Nicholas Robert Pollard
James Rawlings Freder;ck PIeasan,.
Wade Mosily, Jr. Seymour Scott
ihos Brockenbrosgh Beverly Blair
William I. Morris William C;;ll;a,
Edward G.. Mayo Samuel nlarv
irzekiab L. Wight
James LYONS
Solomon Jacobs
NORFOLK.
ncnard blow Warren Ashley
william Z. Holt James TAYLOR
Mordecsi Cook Wil;a,, r: -
Thomas b. Seymour sThomas D;cks"g
Robert b. Stark .JunSh,, Ia"oia,,
William ID. Henley
Richard Dfunniond
Frederick Myers
William Clarke Fr,rcis I,,cb
John v. Wilcox -J,mes NsF,,to,d
William Robertson, Jr. fumes Boisseau
Robert Boiling NW;I;a,, C,r,o,;,,
! ItuWa'u watkins Samuel MOrdecaI
Alden y. SpOuner
John Hinton
FREDERICKSBURG.
IaItet ~. Stevenson Reuben T.. Thorn
Sonh .ahslerrO Anthony Buck
S. Nnod Murray Forbes
n""Hm -. bcnlo Willism Bernard
Iohn GRAY
'Willism Brooke
Archibald Hart
IYScuBURG.
Jnhn Nans William Radford
Richard Pollard Tbos U;sginl,o,bar
J.h" " m~em John Bullock
Henry s. LanEhornr sJoLn Rol,;nso,
Nathaniel J. Manson C.b,,s,oube, Wi,cre,
Samuel Stevens
George Whhlocke
Charles T. Taarerro
WINCHESTER.
oanlel Ice Alfred N. Powell
Isaac Bohngswor,h Jacob Bske,
John mncky Godfrey Miller
Beatty Carson Alex. s. Trdhall
Whiap Morris sGeoryr &. H..
Joseph Kean ~
/ Edward J Smith
| John Marshall, ".
! 'No ,ffte last Divcio,c
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Anpticr eiorge az R,,dhiuA d. 60

Anel.cr charge Of Ro55iag The .xail.
solomon beilew, the subccutractor and carrier pf
Charlottesville NALL has been arrested, examined before
The Mayor Of this city charge Of robbing mall and
committed for trial before the Federal court in May next
adds to the surprise and is that he has
for nearly twenty years has hitherto borne an
unbiemished character, and has large family dependant
upon him.
The principal circumstances are these: DAYS since
MR. Sterling L. Crump OF this city received by private
hand IRON his correspondent Lovinton Nelson county,
letter enclosing tho half 100 dollar Virginia Bank
note and appriring him that the half had been
him by mail On enquirisg the post Office he fppd tina
the charlottesville mail had arrived hut no letter for hin,
lie stated the fact to Mr. A. Robinson the pa clerk
Of the Bank Of Virginia. with him tue marks Of nm,
note he had received, and requested to keen sbarp
look out for the other hnlc
On last Friday night, the mail nean arrival h,, nm J.,
ter And on Saturday, the other half note Was pre
sented TO the Bank for payment Tb. clerks attention
Immediately drawn TO the marks w.r.
comprehensive sundered parts completely correspondeJ
The man who presented the the bank was S. Bel
lew the carrier of the mail At Mr. RS request bearer
accompanied him to Mr. Crumps and another
made OF the half notes police officer for-Bel
lew meanwhile requested TO retire into the bach
yard, which perfectly close On his leaving il, the
Prvy was searchedthe scraps of found
packet or two which had been opened with the
encloseda large letter which contained bills of
WHICH opened and re-sealed-one
opened at all, which contained notesn fact some
IS or 20 letters in all, in different condition.
Beew was conducted 10 the police Office on Sunday and
before The Mayor at the request OF the Chief
OF robbing the U. S. mail. ee
a Ia mode d.angiois
Tue Editor OF the N. Y. Siaesmanis now in wasb;po
ton taking sketches ofthe proceedings that place lie
publishes them in his paper. He man OF talents and
gentleman OF liberal views ~
Now meet for Editor OF this description or fr
inf
annual ieSee" at the Presidents House. the Jnpn
y, and then furnish particular description them very
mmch IN the style OF the London papers-to tell us how
lady was dressed at the Presidents IIpuse- an nnerin
purple sampt or embossed with fril white Ince ronnd
he BOSOM and urbelow neatly in such a manner
asto correspond asd produce prol-r fnisi'-a small
aheem coslb-put up Ia ehsaore" necklace of aqua
SET IN gold and earrings corresponding in-Are
hese details such ought spread ont in the ca
umns OF our newspapers! Is the English fashion Of m
radhg ladies' their dresses and the OF parties
lore the public, suited republican insti,uons
aud the simplicity of our manners !n' '''''s'
- EIGHTH OF JANUARY.
This great day was honored by hall at tly u
m ltis cit
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PEYTON HARnISON.
NOrfIF

( = II IUHINEY 1T LqW
w iLbPael,se the Courts ~ Lsw Equity in Ly ncbl
4 Lynchhnrg, Dec. 80. 7tsr1,;s
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1924.
DEBATE ON THE BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF re
DOUTHAT.
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Ofte Fdmsrs' Bank Of Virg mia and Branches, 70,
The present year.
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a la mode d'.angiois.

EIGHTH OF JANUARY
This great day honored by tI.l hall al ill., IT,
MON Hotel in this citv "'' a. WI" W.
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DfDarted Heroes, Sdgts aud Statesmen of A.
meftca.
Tabe confined exclusively to those who sig.
nahzed themselves, IN either capacity, in the
Revolutionary War, when obtained the hide.
usnlence oftaeir country.
.secOpa Edition WHhaanppeadit-e oniaiuing
lEs5E ,eearatlon by the Representative OF
the United Colonies oil North America,
actin forth the causes and necessity of taxing
up arms, Ju'y o, i115-Ihe Petition by the
Representa- Is Of the United COLONIES, 10 the
kng oil q eat Britain, Jaly 8, l715-A procla.
tlon OF Congress f5r a day OF fasting, humiha
tin and p aye, March 10, 1775-Ihe Decia.
ration OF Independence, July 4, l716--and the
manifesto by tue Congress OF the United States
OF America, October 20, l179.
Also lhe Constitution ot the United States,
and the Farewell Address 81 General WASH
INGroN, o the People Of the United States,
nonnelng h sintenuon oil retiring from public
service, September z 1876.
COMPILED BY THOMAS J RODGERS
- We are reduced to the alternative of choo
sinp an unconditional submission to the tyran-
nv oil iutated ministers, o. resistance by toI &c.
the lattel Is oul cnoice. We have counted the
cost oil thls contest, and ind nothing SO dread.
Vi as voluntary sIasey. Honor, justice, and
hutuar1ty 10 ud US .a,nely to SUI endel that
eedom winch we received from our gallant
ancgstoI >, ana which out innocent pusteiity
have rlgh To receive from rs. We cannot
endure the lntlmy and quit of feslgnfng sue.
ceedls Z generatloust to that wretchcdness VIII CHI
inevitably lWaI tnem, II we baoely entail here
dlta,y DO ldage epon them.
" The arms We hive been compelled by our
enemle, 10 aosene, we viii, IN defiance otevely
hazard, with unaoatlag l'rmness and pefse, eI-
ance, employ tot the = eseryatoa ii our iber-
rlrs-being with one mud re- lived to eie treeg
men latnel lhan To i've slave. . Dectoratioa
d Congress, setting forth the Necessity q tahtng
n.y. afn.s--Jaty ., 40
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Synopsis 1.-THE Foreign Magazine, Journals.
aud ReyleSs, appropriately Mealc,he AID 1t
alndl ed Seleuces
No one will neutrality-suspicious. oithis de
SYN, who Is conyeisanl with tn periodical
works oil Europe. As i inttdentto -ueh pub
heailons, the matter which they centaln u alto
geth"f oil a nix i nature, and T., merits th"nust
unequal They are vast ftd, where gollen
wheat too often cholgcdby usfless or penn
elons tales, aid where II impoits u like the
prudent hnsbandman, Ia reject The one and
hoard the other. These publications are
moreover, al thiz time 50 numerous, 80 costly
and SO difficult 10 II procured, that really they
can only be consulted by a arge majority OF the
cultlVatois OF seieacenthe United States, thro
A medium somewhat sm1la To the one now
proposed. llisthefelore meant 10 I've an eN-
tact 50 coFloas oil then contents a. not oaly 10
oShlhJ the progres5 oitbe PHYSICAL Sciences a
broad, butte do away, H. great degree, the
necessity oileeuulng 10 the works themselves.
lhe contents olthe journal will be arranged
under the dix sion OF
J. Selected Papers.
9 Selected Reviews.
B Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
A List ol New Publications.
I The work is published in numbers in lanua-
ry, Ap'rl, July, and October, forming yearly a
la ge volume.
This journals continuation of the flec-
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