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III AND AND NEGROES FoR sALE-Thn sub

n AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE-The sub
scriber will offer for sale Tuesday the LIST day oG
January next, the tract OF land which he resides,
containing about 405 II acres, situated The Bucking
ham road, and between that and the Appomattox river, i'm
the county oil Powhatan, about FIVE miles above POwhaan
Courthouse and two below DickDson's Tavern in tho
neighborhood of Drs William and Abner Crupp and Ben
jamn Meade. This land is Of rood quality, between %
and 30 acres Of IT being excellent creek low grounds IL
is well walered by large Creek and several smaller
streams There arc II, all necessary out houses with
good Dwelling house herdescnpon 1.-THE property
deemed unnecessary is presumed, any person wish
ing purchase will view the premises before the day Of
sae.-At the time and place, will be Sold between
twenty five and thirty likely Negroes, consisting Of boys
and girls men, wonen, and children. Should the Sub
scrbcr be enabled to sell his land he will also offer for
sale his crop Of and fodder stock ohog sheep,
horses, &c Cash will be expected for the negroes-for
the land and other things that may be Sold the terms will
be made known on the day Of sale VIM. ROYAL.
Powhatan, Nov. r. 1882. f56-w6rJ
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~ OTICE-be subscriber wishes to sell three or four
likely and valuable Negroes, and they are sold for
no fault would prefer selling them TO some person or
persons in this section Of country who may want them for
their Persons wishing to purchase will please 10
make early applications should they not be sold on or be-
iore me l0th Of December next that being Powhsan
front Of my door, to the highest bidder for cash.
Scottsville, Nov, @. f52-wtdsl RICHARD BASS.
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July 10.
By the Governor Of the Commonwealth of Vireiuia
PROCLAMATION

By the GoUernor Of the Commonwealth of Pirginia
PROCLAMATION.
NA| HEREAS ii appears by the returns Of the Commits
w sioners appointed in the several counties of this
Commonwealth, for the cities of Richmond and Williams
burg the Borough Of Norfolk and town Of Petersburg
supernend the election of Electors of President and
Vice President Of the United States that
George Loyal, OF the Borough Of Norfolk,
John Cargill, Of the county of Sussex,
James Jones, o! the county Of NOttoway
homas NJ. Nelson, of the county of Meckenburp
Archibald Austin, Of the county Of Buckingham,
Richard Logan, of the county OF Halifax,
Joseph Martin, of the county Of Henry,
william Jones' Of the county of Gloucester,
VIM u Roane, Of the county OF Hanover,
Samuel Carr, of the county Of Albemarle,
Lawrence j. Dade, Of the county Of Orange,
Archibald X. Harwood, Of the county of King Queen
Samuel Blackwell, OF the county OF Northumberland.
John Gibson, Of the county Of Prince am,
lnnan Homer, Of the county of Fauquier,
Heroine j. Opie, Of the county Of Jefferson,
James NJ. Mason, of the county Of Frederick,
John Mcmillan, Of the county Of Brooke,
Jacob ID. williamson OF the county Of Rockingham,
Charles Beale, Of the county Of Boieiourt,
Thomas Bland, Of the county Of Lewis, aud
Andrew Russell, Of the county Of Washington,
have been chosen by the People TO be Electors for the
State OF Virginia, TO choose President and Vice Pres
dent OF the United States have therefore thought ht to
issue this Proclamation, giving notice Of the choice aore
said, to oil whom may The Electors are re-
quired by law TO meet the Capitol in tie city of Rich
mond on the first Wednesday in December next.
Given under my hand Governor, and under
tSEABl the lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, at Rich
mond, this 2lst day Of November, A. -. 1892,
and the 57th year Of the Commonwealth.
(Signed) JOHN FLOYD.
November %. 57-w4w
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NOTICE.-There will be presented during the sitting
IL OF the next General Assembly petition for a Sepa.
rate Election in the County Of Brunswick the Store and
Tavern house Of James Harrison, in Meheun Parish.
October Q. A-w2m.
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MISCELLANEOUS

We invite attention TO the following paragraph from
Taps Edinburgh Magazine. II will be remembered that
Mr. McDuhe, Mr.. Hdyne and tho rest Of Mr. CaIhoun's
nSea'Ion party ior the purpose Of keeping up the ex
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EnicTnaI ggnprovcmcnf.

JAMES RIVER KANAWtfA IMPROVEMENT
We promised In last % say word our readers on
this subicctNe need moi repeat that il is ole Of vital
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Majority 4,707 Total 5s,294
MASSACHUSETTS, oFFIcIAL1
PRESIDENTIAL Ell EcToRs.-The Governor and Coun-
cl nave examined the returns of President and
vice President, from the several and districts i'm this
Commonwealth and ascertained the following TO be the
result: "
Whole number Of votes 60 637
Necessary TO choice 30 900
ut LdTge-Charles Jackson ri g63
SuGolk-Thomas II. Perkins az OS6
ESSEX SOuth-Gdeon Barstoy III sol
Esscr 1FoTfh-Ebenezer Moseley 81 96l
1fiddIeser-Nahan Brooks 3I9I0
WorceSter SOuth-Aaron Tufts 81 ss6
Worcesfer .Norih-Ssmuel Lee 81 97O
FTGnbiin-Ebenezcr Mauoon 81 g9s
HGmpden-James Byers 1873
BeTIfShTe-Henry Shaw 3Is57
Norfoik-James Richardeon 81 O62
Plymouth lothian Lincoln ri 67I
BristOl-Cornelus Grnnell 81 965
BdrnsabIe-Nymphas Marston 81 s2g
The votes Tor the principal Candidates for Electors at
large, on The several tickets, were as follows;
Charles Jackson, 81 1868
John d. Williams, ii 692
Nathan WI hs, 1898
The votes for the other Candidates on the respective
tickets, did not vary essentially from the above
Returns not seasonaby made from The towns Of
North Brookheld, COlraine Adams SAVOY WiIlamstoyn
and Windsor and the returns from Wha,lcy Brighton
Wilbraham and Lynnied, rejected Tor various de-
hcieucies and inormalites.
CONNECTICUT.
COnnecficu-The ultimate and eouplefe resuIt of the
late Presidential Canvas in the State OF Connecticut we
give below; not much for the purpose Of i,npsng
information TO the direction Of the vote rs for the con
vpnicure nj fnturo reference
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NIB APPAHANNoCK ACADEMY.-This institution
"a n will open tho ensuing year on the 18th January
under the charge OF Mr. John G.. Lawrence, as PRINCIPAL
and Mr. Oliver White as first Assistant Teacher and, as
soon nifty scholars entered, second Assistant will
be procured. The scholastic year will comprise ten
months, divided into equal sessions. The course Of
instruction embrace the Greek, Latin and French LAM
guages, together with Natural Philosophy Geometry and
the branches OF English instruction, common in such In
stituiens.
TERMs$llo so for board, washing, tuition and libra
ry iee III bed and bedding be furnished by the Stewards
Department, which is submitted Mr.. Lawrence's 60
vernment, additional charge of six dollars will be
made, and, if the Library ticket be not taken, deduction
of 81 90
The Board of Trustees, in announcing new President
oil this Institution, deem TO be due Mr. Lawrence
state that from his etmabe private character and re puta
ton teacher, well from the capacity of MIR
White, evinced by the late public examination of his
classes in the Academy and the strong testimonial afford
ed by the suboined note of Mr. Lewis, the present Prn
cipa of the Institution, combined with the saubrty of the
place and comfortable Accommodations there can hardly be
found eligible situation for youths to prepare them
selves for College, TO receive good English education
JOHN H. BERNARD, President of the
Board of Trustees, (by order of the Board.)
NJ b. All applications must be made for entrances to
Mr. Lawrence directed TO Lloyds, in Essex county, until
Christmas, after that time, him the Academy Post
Office. G50-I0wl October % 1892
RAPPAHANNoCK ACADEMY, Oct. s.
MIR. OLIVER WHITE has been associated with the SUBJ
scrber, in the management of this Institution, about
twelve months past. During this time his exertions have
been faithfully and ndusriouiy directed the improve
men of his scholars Mr.. WIS. conduct has been such as
TO the affection and of all who have had the
pleasure OF his acquaintance Ii affords no small sa-
tstacon TO bear testimony to his amiabe manners and
genemanly department, since he has been member of
my family CHARLES A. LEWIS, jr
JOHN DiCKERSON, Treasurer of the
Board OF Trustees, (by order of the Board)
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NOTtCE.-A Petition will be presented 10 the next
~ General Assembly, for increase Of tolls at Mayos
Bridge. [5I-1 Nov. D.
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IOHs. 1881. 1892
cHe ana Ch"mplain Canals, $l77,s53 0l S206,636 ~
OS"ego, 1859 45 1907 50
C'yuB" anu seneca ,620 81 1861 So
$lSIdl2 IS $2t 6IO 81
increase OF 'olls Ior oct 30I76 76
SAT- Duties, 27O5i 30 "a ono 10
Increase OF salt duties fOr Oct. g s75 20
Total increase OF canal for tolls and salt duties
for the month Of October, compared with last wear fhy
se0en thousand Giy-f,c0 dollars and 6fy-eighi cents
-.4LbanH Argus.
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NORTH CAROLINA A,

The late Presidential Eieeton.--Wc have obtained
from the Executive Office, complete return OF the votes
given in each county Of the State which here present
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'fnofheT great fire al Bu6diO.-Extras from the Off
ces of the Buffalo Republican, Bulletin and Journal fur
nsh the following details of another extensive and de-
strucive contiagraton in that city.
large portion of the city of Buffalo is now mass Of
smoking ruins The greatest fire ever known to our in
haoans since the town burnt by the British occurred
as' night About o'clock i'm the evening" the two story
wooden building, near the Exchange Buildings on Main
street, unoccuped and locked discovered be on
llre and the whole block from the Exchange Buildings
10 seneca street through Pearl inclusive was consum-
ed with astonishing rapidity.
More Than Sky buildings of all kinds are consumed.
ne stores and dwelling houses destroyed about
loriy -iour. The valuable establishment of Wikcson,
Bess Co. s entirely destroyed and there was no insu-
rance OIL any consequence-perhaps $1,000 it, The loss
VIII be from is TO $4,000. Ober individuals have suf.
lefej seyerely-W tans & Co., Patterson Brothers, DIR.
Clark, FJagg Maynard, Morehead & Adams and many
ohers whose names we give below, and whose property
has been destroyed their business operations interrupted
or heIr families deprived Of comfortable dwellings The
loss IS very great IL is yet difficult 10 ascertain the
amount but the destruction of property probably does not
ia much short Of 5000 600. The wind was very high
the irst part OF The evening, aud The fire communicated
win certainty and quickness that have seen
equaled.
II was by very great exerons that the Buffalo House
vas saved and other buildings the north side of Seue-
ca street. TO which If the fire had extended half of
our city must inevitably have been laid in ruins The
anes were arrested in their southern at Mr. Good
cns buildings Main and Pcar-strees those on Main
street. (he Exchange Buildngs being considerably in
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CdndI Reuenues.-The following is comparative
statement OF the sums paid into the treasury salt duties
ad tolls on the canals Of the State for October 1881 and
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VIRGINIA. ELECTIONS.
DELEGATES .


augusta, q Del) Thomas j. Stuart 407 John Nc
Cue 3!3-Robt s. Brooke 24 Lyteton Waddell 7G. cnot
a canddate.) 20 V'o'
Bedford, q Dely Thomas Preston. "a. Fdnrns
Fate 3Ss-Gusavus A. Wingfeld 275, Michael Bower
B',mstcick, e Dei) JAS H. Gholson, John E. Shell.
without opposition '''
EhsGbeth City County, Calong rih Jrar,oick, } ID.
Alex W. JONES' opposition.
SENATE, lat O'Clock. John Page 81, s. GrinaIds
81, no. Anderson 5--Andin WILLIAMSBURG Anderson 80
Page 20 Page goes toAccomack the last county "a voo
45S votes ahead OF Anderson.
Wihan.SoWg. Robert Saunders ir. 27 John NJ Gre
CORY .i-%regory is elected by T3votes i'll the District
fdgGS, q Del) Corrected Commissioners POLL
"m. >" Daniel, us, Spencer NJ Ball III.
~ F,dSuquier, u Del3 Thomas Marshall 1863, John r.
"aIace 4zo--James French sos, ID. Fauntlerov PIT
,H,Glvar q Del) James Bruce, VIM. d. Sims
without opposition.
sENArE-rhe state Of the polls from the different pre-
ects not ascertahed-but correspondent from Halifax
informs that Dr.. r.. Allison is elected bv ,na;o
oil ion" votes in the District
position. ~ " Up
SENArE.-Philip Aylett 2O5", A. L. Dabnev Is.
ne fos were Kept open days. but the first ay proy-
ing Dau, ana mere being no opposition Mr. Dabney Tor
he county, and tie election OF Col. Ayle to the Senate
being considered certain, more than half of the voter.
OF the county TO the polls
,o Lee q Del) Col. WIN. HeiskellS 34l, Joseph Duff
hiddieser s Matthews, q Del) WIN. II. Row.
oENATE-Ihe election in Mddlesex very thin in.
consequence Of the incemency of the wcaher-Aylett
oS, Dabney 30, Nelson declined
smith, q Del) .Netc COunfy II T. Thomson. I66
oeg' MeCarty 80, Dr. Clemens 90, Nelson Hopkins 20
SENATE--David McComas 2l3
SurTy, q Del) John C. Crump without opnoqitiop
notwithstanding g. Rives 81 r r. Rives ia
therefore reelected-his majority in the whole district
near 800. O
Tdze,oeH, q Del1 H George- 8la Tbos pc.r,, ,st
W. Shannon 25. ~ -'
SgNATE--D. McComas 4o4
c'fyo Hiehn'ond- John Rutherford re ecced with
out opposition.
mot in tho last Legislature.
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on, From The Winya,o Is. G.. H,teligencer.
STATE RIGHTS AND FREE TRADE ASSOCIA

meeting of the State Rights and Free Trade asso.;o
uon oil tins District was held Masonic Hail. Friday
evening, April 10, 1892. ''S
On motion OF John H. Allston, Esq. seconded by Major
DEM, e borrowing resolution, unanimously adopted:
heSored hat the firm persuasion ofths Association
hat The people oil South Carolina will be satisfied with
any modification OF the existing Tariff which shall recog
Mise the principle of protection
bsore inc question was put, the meeting was eloquent
~ addressed in reference 10 the Resolution by Major
H. Benn OF this District, and Thomas o. Elliott and Ed
ward Frost, Esqures, OF Charleston.
u Lopez alter some appropriate remarks submitted
he io'owng resolution which unanimously alopted
Resofred That the hon. William Harper OF South Ca
oha' and Professor Dew, of Virginia are entitled TO the
thanks oil the State Rights party throughout the Union for
eir nnweaned devotion in cause, and that we view
heir Report as mastery and unanswerable document
solomon Cohen, jr, Esq. then submitted the following
resolution which he preiaced by few eloquent and pc r.
tnen remarks: - r.
WheeGs, II is expedient and proper that meeting Of
the State Rights and Free Trade Party of this District be
called at an early day.
ne 1t therefore Resoioed That the friends of State
flights and Free Trade be invited TO meet at the Court
House in Georgetown, Monday the 18th of May next.
at IL O'clock '
ihere being no further business, tire meeting adjourned
JAMES SMITH, Rec. Secretary.
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FOR T1ITE ElVOIryRER

ron ne ENxCIRER.
The SPORTS OF THE TuRF-we have never known
Tue spirit OF racing alive present The oldcn
Time is brought TO recoleconwhcn the fashion, tho
gaey ana wealth oil the country put in requisitou
10 grace and adorn the field the Ball all the accom-
paninens oil the Turf To portion of our State does
ms beneht more than the agricultural The farmev
hnds The raising oil blooded horses his best crop Within
lew months many three year old colts have sold for
SSoOo This branch OF home mandatory needs no
tariff to quicken its growth and the husbandan forgets
all onerous duties as he surveys the well-fomed limbs
ana nervous snews OF his prancng COLT thinks only
The renowned owners of Bonnets of Blue and TriHe
training and all nearly all expected at Tree Hill the
furnish better contention. In almost every stable the oy-
ner possesses entry, fearing defeat The good old
cnstom OF Race Ball, too, will be renewed this SPRING
From the strife of party feuds-from the distraction of
State and Federal politics, here field that all can meet
in good fellowship with open hearts and handsan oasis
in the descra truce in time of The mind sick Wits
such eternal arring and wranging about men and mea-
surcs, and after all is much about nothing Now yo,y
want TO see from 80 TO 100 horses, all pointed for race
come to Tree Hill next week.-You may talk of life i'm
London or the world in miniature, buff YOU wish 10 see
this, and good race TO bootbe there There YOU wilt
see the stables of Johnson, Garrison Seldom boswell
Bolts, Minge, White, Moody, Long, Goode Robinson
Hare and possibly Stevens; and a better set of fellows
with better horses you never saw. Richmond will be
alive again. OLD DIOMEDE
N b. ltis believed and hoped that some OF our distin
gnished Statesmen at Washington, will take this opportu-
MY Tor weeks relaXauvn Ilo.y pIaasod 500, ,a,,IJ h
10 see them, expected "a N w
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DIED,

Int tho residence Maeruder
~ county on the 2Sd inst her SON. MAeRuDEa
ate suuent OF medicine, at the Univorsty in
.wsne year OF his age the spring
buildings OF genius daily unfolding Wow The preages or
hucb u'ue usefulness aud "nsatate Archer
ram aown hs relentless dart and by stroke
o an tne haitefing hopes deprived society ofits
mos m ana brightest ornaments asupdo the many
un res ny which no endeared boating mother
neconhtc brothers and sisters aud
end The writer Of this small memory Of the do-
ce'std Knew hm well, health
al mere are few to DO found eninenty distinguished al
NOSE nobe snd generous traits which
never tI to render their beloved
epceh nnd when became his lot
disease, and progress the ud paenca and
eqoanmy which he then dispa cd without
Iee these amiabe ifaHs however
cent ne Is gene and they Ned with point Of
view connected With tho close Of his
s1se e ON earthly o, temporal combinations the retrospect Of
y.ng friends Young he strong attractions
WIN which he was surrounded, wed him this
hs longer stay when the awful
cav with perfect resignation will Of Heavn declaring To
MS friends his for tho solemn change sereGoy
Ss 70 ne things Of ibis yo and ansitoy world the umpbs
mo Ch stians aih and rejoicing full
through tho merits Of the Rodoemer, blessed Immortality
yOnd the grave. -
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pursuance OF Deed of Trust bearing date the 9th
oil March 1877 and recorded in the county court of Abe
MARIE ana executed TO me by T.. o. GOODWIN, and by
or1er oil the parties for whom the trust is made shall on
me rst gay OF June next offer for sale, the highest
bidder, for cash. and on the premises ina, beamts
OF and now I'D possession of Mr.. GOODWIN in the county
OF hi3emarle which formed part of Col w C. Nicho.
arren Estate. This tract contains $50 acres, on
James river, the of Warren and is so eenersl
known as one OF the most desirable landed estates of its
extent IN the State that minute description is deemed
unnecessary Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are invited
10 view The premises, and referred to Mr. Goodwin or
MS overseer Tor such information they may want The
sae VIII positively take place the day advertised for
cash. on me premises, and the title undoubod shall
convey only trustee.
ms. TEMPLE GwATHMEY, Trustee
Richmond, May1 jl5~lds
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IA on the 2Sd day of April 1882 for the purpose OF TAX
ing into consideration tue nomination Of candidate for the
vice Presidency
On motion, Walter Healy, ESQ was chosen President.
and Zach U. Cnttenden, Secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions offered by
MAJ: iNcharu NJ Segar, and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS at the late Convention Of the members of
the Legislature and other delegates friendly TO the cleo
ton Of Gen. Andrew Jackson as President of the United
states II was determined not TO nominate candidate for
tue wee Presidency at that tme in consequence of the
intended Convention TO be held in Baltimore for the pur
POSE on uniting upon proper candidate for that Office TO
De voted Tor by the friends OF the Aninstraiion;-And
whereas we are OF opinion, that this Convention will
adopt the best aud most efficient plan for uniting the great
body Of the friends of the res election of t,n
upon some fit and republican individual to be voted for a.
wee President, thus ensurng election of that officer
oy te people, ana preventing an election by the Senate;
the latter being result should truly deprecae
Ana whereas we are OF opinion, that Virginia should be
fully represented in said intended and we arc
further OF opinion that the effort press the Hon p p
Barbour upon the people, candidate for the Vice
fresdencys made with view of dstracting and para
uon--w wherefore
Resoired, That approve of the National Convention
proposed TO be held in Baltimore, in May nextand that
Sonn y koane Esq be requested TO represent in said
Convenon-and respectfully invite the other counties
composing this Congressional District unite with us in
his nominations.
Resoired, That sincerely approve of the Admins
ration oil Cen jackson, and heartily desire his re-
election and that we will all fair and honorable means
TO obtain the same.
Resored, That have entire confidence in the poll
tca integrity and republican frmncss OF r. p Barbour
the sacrifice OF the union OF the friends of the Admins
trauon-but should he be nominated the candidate bv
the Convention TO he held in Baltimore We will most cor.
daily support his election.
Resolved, That we consider the rejection of the nomi-
nation OF Martin Var Buren, Minister 10 Great Britain
oy the Senate oil the u States without cause and
suDverslve OF of the best interests OF the country
HeSolped, That we believe that the success of the
great effort of the Tariff party making in Congress to-
lsen upon the people the most Objectionable features OF
that odious and cursed SYSTEM will be at the risk and ha
card OF our glorious and happy Union
heSofced, That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Sccretary--and copy thereof Immediate
Transmitted TO John j. Roane, Esq. and another copy 10
the Richmond Enquirer for publication
WALTER HEALY, Chairman.
ZACH. UPsHAw CRITTENDEN Sec'rv
UJ'We shall publish in next the Proceedings of a.
meetlmg the
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the death AFRfffr sq6SW HAT we have to
he county OF Essex, formerly resident of this Civ and
iaeiy the Proctor OF the University of Virginia il was
me immediate vicinity of that Institutions he breatheJ
ms ias on fday--eaving amiabe wife and nine chill
iatherS, and The best OF men. We have known A S. b
from his boyhood and truly pronounce him one o tho
worthiest men we have ever known
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81 To The members Of the Protestant Episcopal
church Of The Diocese Of Prginia.--Thc annual Con-
yenion Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Diocese
OF Virginia, will be held in the Of Alexandra. in the
District Of Columbia ou wcdncs az the 18th Of Maynext
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MTDDLEsEx COUNTY,

Ata meeting Of the friends Of the recollection OF An
DIRE" Jackson or the county Of Mddesex held AZ Urban.