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CHOLERA.

MONTREAL, July 29-In Saturdays Herald we
mentioned that owing to the extreme heat Sc
veral dangerous cases Of Diarrhea had occur
red, and unless great caution was used, more
might be expected. IL is with extreme regret
that our fears have been confirmed, by the
deaths OF considerable number of the inhabi-
tants of this city, accompanied by symptoms re-
sembling the Cholera Of 1892. AS no official
report has been published, it is completely out
of our power to give our readers correct lnfor-
nation of the number Of cases or deaths. On
Saturday or Sunday they seemed to have IN
creased to rather an alarming extent; but we
have the sincerest pleasure in being enabled TO
state, that very sensible diminution took place
Yesterday, although il is utterly impossible TO
state to what extent As far as we have been
able TO trace the cause of the disease In those
cases which have terminated fatally, we have
been informed that imprudence OF some kind or
other such as taking what are absurdly called
prevenriveS drinking iced water, eating unripe
fruits &c. is the source.
New York Cry, August 2.-The appearance
of the Asiatic Cholera in Lower Canada, its eX-
istence in some of our Western cities and the
recollection that two years since, it passed from
the former part of our continent to this city, has
caused considerable anxiety to be felt in regard
to the state Of public health here. After sedu-
lous inquiry we are happy to state that at pre-
sent there is no cause whatever for alarm. NO
case Oh IudIl0lldut SuOlCid uoS OSCh iSpSi ~ ~
70 the city authorities nor have they reason to
believe that any has occurred. At meeting
of the Board of Health yesterday, the resident
Physician stated that he had been called to four
or five violent cases of Cholera, but only one
had any symptoms of the malignant disease
1t had not spread, whatever it might actually
have been, and none of the attendants OF the
patients had been taken i'll. We fervently hope
that our citizens may be spared the dreadful vi
station Of this disease, but as sincerely assure
them that should it again take up its abode
amongst us, we shall consider it our duty to In
form them of its first approaches; at present,
we repeat, the disease is not here.
CINCINNATI, July 29.-It is not to be disguised
that the present month of July has brought much
more than an ordinary share of disease upon
us. In July, 1888, the cholera prevailed as an
epidemic The burlals reported for the month
were $50. We give the monthly numbers for
July of the three preceding years.
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OAK WOOD.

PROPOSALS. will be received by me until
the st of September Tor n the s mpeppcybantabe
OAK WOOD. (one-third to be green wood,) at
Fort washington, Md; one-half to be delivered
hv the ,st of November, the other half on or be-
fore 1st December, 1884 The wood must be
delivered and corded on the Hill, and at such
place as the Acting Assistant Quarter Master
NAV designate. Sufficient security for the faith
ful performance of the contract will be required;
Oak Wood J. WALLER BARRY,
anoa~ow A. A. Or. Mr.,
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SIX CENTS REWARD

SIX CENTS REWARD
UruI, be paid for the apprehen sion of
w THORNTON 3. STORKE, an indented
apprentice to the subscriber, who runaway (for
the second time) on Thursday evening last. He
is stout built, coarse featured, with downcast
surly countenance. All persons are hereby
cautioned against harboring or employing said
boy, at their peril. JAMES GREEN.
Alexandria, I'd August, 1S34-tf
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NOTICE.
INTENDING shortly to leave this place for
Il Leesburg, any person having business with
me will please to call at Mrs. Suffers, corner of
Washington and Prince streets.
august JOHN JOHNSTON.
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TRANSPORTATION

M IIfE N. M no. M RI.TJI EN-. n. NJ
fLhoRE aud fhe i'OLN.I' Of ROCkS
a DAify Tram of RAILWAY Wagons rro
-. cee'ls ." both dirvtt,ou. between II-l,itn5t,
sod the PVint 81 Rosks.
WESTWARD
Stsung IRON, Bpltinorr II ~ unnn and arr,
'nS ~ the foint Oi Rocks uoor Il the follow 10.
ds,.
EASTwkRDIN.
starts from the Pc,ut OF Rocks 3. Eve IN ia.
evening, aud reaches i'- Dcpot VA Bai,imcrc 4,
TIE same hour Of The folio~ios evening.
III" Hal Ro,d Company have established am.
pie coose"'enees rnd MACHINERY Ior the safe .nl
cNPsi,'ious irsnsipinen, 81 Iro,,,cs. aud coInn,o-
,h""s b-t~cen the Canal 1iosts ANIL the itsilw ~
Cars The Company also prepared TO ~.
cei'e produce from the Boats, give receipts fo,
The sainc Tn the or 60 their order and de.
liver tho same the Rail Road ia baltimore tc
tLe eoosignccs Tor the charge of 80 een,s per bar
tel ior Flour, aud other commoli.,cs IN the SAINT
proportion
They Will also deliver Goods consigned To IN,
f"'h' 81 Roeks irom BALTIMORE II Igg cent. p..,
i'plhs aud, until further no,ir.., Plaster of Pa.
r's At - ter too. and Sailed Fish and salt at A..
c'nt- I-rr iop lbs.
Nv y 1854
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TIFF. MAILS.

The rnail, by way Of Shepberdstnwn, to Charles
town, will leave BALTIMORE and Washington. on
TUESDAY, Thursday, and Sunday, ., 6 O'Clock.
j. NJ, and arrive in ChArles,oun Sn Monday,
"Wednesday, and Friday, at O'Clock, 4. NJ
The mail. via IIarpers-Ferry, to CharIcstown.
viii leave Baltimore and Washington on MONDAY.
"Wednesday, add Friday. at II O'Clock, noon, and
arrive ia ChArlesto~n on TUESDAY, Thursday, and
SATURDAY, at 81 O'Clock, A. VI.
or II our friends the Baltimore Editors, viii
aterd TO this arrangement, shall be enabled to
Tceeive the evening papers in IL hours after they
are mailed.
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VIRGINIA rI.Ecrrous.

locomotive learn, from a gentleman
Just arrived from Accomac. that the " hi,
ticket IA. prevailed over the jackson ticket
almost three To one! Last year the count,
elected one Wing and one Jackson man.
Bdif. Pat.
.iusu,is-(2de Craig. anti, 81, Brooke.
anti, i9f. Abrey, al. 402, kinney, anti, ala
Stuart. anti, l26.
Bealoyd-(a deli Edmund Pate, anti, eg9
John w. Holt, anti, $50, Thomas Preston
adm. JOS, Nathan Reed, do. 2ts, John e,
Gray, do. ll6 The Opposition gain one here
Brooke. Nc MILAN. adm reelected.
Brsnsrtek. George e. Dromsoole
adm. 4O2. III. Of D.--TnrnbulI, adm asI
Shell, anti. $50, Meade, anti, 305. Da,l.,
adm Isl, JoneA ls9. Represented last wear
by Turnbull and Daily. both Jackson.
CSmboriaad. Allen Wilson, the faithful
old Wing, reelected. Wilson 262, Fuqua
adm. 900.
fauquisr-Marshall and French, antics re-
elected 10y large majori,ies over fauntI, ro,
and hliPstine, the Jackson candidates
floyd-rhomas ~. Steger % elected.
f11rs"ns--Barrett q. Payne a. re-clcet-
IfaiDar-(e deli Darlington. adm. 1874
Snced, do. 7s5, Bruce, anti, i62, sims, do
4iO. The question OF division operated ma.
T N'iahy SSiWst DEuCc Anu sims AT oil
the precincts.
HaHPshir,. Jackson and one An,
elected. Nixon, J. 469, Vance, anti, 46s
sloan, j. iJt, Carskadon, anti, I42.
king 0iIiia'a- Halves, anti, 223, Shaa
wick, y. 2Os.
! -uadison--Linn Banks, Jackson, reelected
without opposition.
.uorgan-(l deli Col. John Sherrard. J.
l3i. Cromwell orriek, Esq anti, III.
.Nttson-(l dei.) Joseph &. CahelI. anti
3Oa, Alexander Brown, adm. 20S. Col Brow
II the son-in-law OF Mr.. Robert Riyes, sen.
Norfolk Ciy.-Senatc, William Maxwell
anti, 1874, scattering .. House, William r.
Cunningham, anti, 20i, scattering l6.
| .Northurrberiand-(l deli 5. y. Leland
adm. elected.
Ohio-(a del.) Brady s2s, Mcclure sis
Parriott ISL, Curtis 76S. All antics.
Senate: Edgington sis, Mccoy 11s. Nc
Coy, }. goes TO Brooke with go majority.
! Orange. Voolfolk, J. has beaten Barbour
anti, by 81 votes.
Pase-tl dcl) Robertson, late member
ls3, Mcpherson, l3o, Anderson SIS, Baker I
All adm.
! PTsIion Carroll, J. late delegate, re-elcct
cd by small majority over Zinn.
! SeOu-Spcar 299, McNiullen, J. 2i2 Spca
is Jackson. but refused TO give any pledge a
TO the Depositcs or the election Of Senator.
Surry-Gen. John G.. Crump, anti, re-eIect
cd by majority of l. votes over Boothe, J
UtsinsOrtland-Jeit, anti, $40, Hun ge rlord
j. l33. II. the late member was considere,
! personally the most popular man in the coun
! ~.
! Wood-Prentiss, anti, has been elected.
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cONJErrURAL.

Fourteen eoriSties yet 10 BE- heard from. Til,
eonjestural estimate eanno, be varied much IN.
house consists Of i5i members and the Opoo.i.
ton have already secured . morc than maiorit,
Of the whole.
The Senate consists Of 80 members, aud ma,
be- set down thus:
characterization - Nicssrs. Anderson. B;erpc
basyc' Coke. DonsIdsou, Dromguolc, Dyer,
Flood, Foutaine, II'rwood, IInnton, AIeCoy,
MeMa'o", Opie, Parker, Penny hacker, Rive.
and Waus--is
Ohpo"non-N Iessrs. Aikinson, Campbell, cot
lIar'ie. keliar. Maxwell, MeCarty, MeC;oma.
DID, Page, Patterson, Slaughter, smith. and
Wa,kms-Il
MIR Edgington's election was untu-stionaLl,
lost by ti'e Court House question in Ohio county
VIZ. DER. Of the Pius,IssBis district, must feel
himself instructed by te late decisive voice IL h.,
constituents Mr.. Parker will hcnrken ,o III.
voice e Caroline and EsseS Mr.. Donalisou
must he sw-rr ihs, he district - Agsin., the Adj
mi"is'rdion, Mr lIauon may consider bis dis
'rie' Ahu Van burn At least and a. tn par osn.
t1ehcrson snd Frederick - tiiuk no oae ca.
mistake the Signs u tho times
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-08
CONGRESS-
TIE SENATE

The Senate has b,cn principally occupied. ,lur-
ing the past week, With the reception and .I>.us-
sion ci mcnoris,s--upoo Executive ba,,--.s-
and ~ further debate upon Tie Presidential I'rs-
test
Tn Tae~is,, the so,h ul,.. Nr GRr~pr al
Dressed the Seua,~, In opposition o. the ,naso Co
esclade. anil in defence OF the ESerut,,e pro-
eecing
ou we'l"c~lay. aflcr ,bc dc,va,sh of ,no,riar
business. Mr.. Guar addressed the S..naie, an OF
position, until quarter AFTER O'clock
On Thursday, Mr.. NiokKiS prrseaicd ,hr--
memorials from Penns,l,snia, ,iSnod without
ds,'netio" of party. agains, the removal &c tie DO
pos'tes, anil ia favor of rcLat-rinr th.. 4. =
hank lie allen presented from Nor,hamT.-
ton, ct m opposite character.
MIR. Chambers presented the proceeding. IL a
large and respectable meeting IN R.l,imor,-, a.
gainS the measures Of the Admin Sir7,i"n ia ~
icrcnce Il the u. =. Bank--eondcinnius tie Pro-
''drnts Pro'e,i-a''l approving the ~csrs Il ,l,..
Senate. Til, paper produced a debate which
lasted until quarter past ~hen the SOnSic 60,
into Executive business
q" FRIDAY, n debate OF -onne Interest ta,L place
upon Mr.. Clay's motion 10 print extra copies ri
his rport upon pablie lands, IN answer To the
President Veto Mc.saSr. rturning the land
B'il Of the last session. The printing was ORDER
ed by vote OF - toy.
MIR Southland submitted two impoitant rcsalu-
tons, calling upon tn SECRETARY of the rrrasiir,
Tor the weekly anil monthly reports of the Bank
OF the United States. and of the dcpo.i,s Bank;
anil directing the committee Of finance 10 rrpor,
whether any, and Which, of the drpositc back
have stopped pa,ment-tlic amount oG mou,., ,l,-
posted n, the time Of snspcnsioG-ti,c security
tken-snd the safety Of tie Repositories, nc.
The number OF signatures To the memorial,
and proceedings presented to the Senate, against
the removal ct the depositcs, ~ stated. III the ~.
port of the Secretary Of the Scnstc, to bc IItois
and thu number Of those Tor the removal TO b,
s72I.l
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To the Public.

answer 10 those cebsorious persons who
'ndeaForcd 10 create the impression that
had not Jusi grounds Tor su.pcct,px J.bn
knight Of Purl".ning my watch, else / uould
have prosecuted him fpr TIE offence. a (c~
words may be necessary When I had IA.
person searched, and did not End the watch
had not OF course. sufficient evidence L. de
iam him upon the charge ard when he
watch was afterwards surrendered bV d..
"he, he hat IN NE county. 10 that I ga.
unable To make the arrest am nos adj. q,
prove by the most respectable q s,inony. the
acknowledgment % knights wife that .be
gave me up the watch, and that q rad been
gwen 70 her by the sad knight hope m Z
viii be sufficient Justification of M, eour.,
even 10 the malicious sud meddlcsose.
JOHN q. REDMOND
smithheld, May :. Is3I
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Tn TUESDAY csssiag ~. 21.l "a Anii, ., ~.
rrs'sisoce "a CAPS. fi~sr.i ss~-s 90 t,. s.s,,,,
Ms NtH~Gt W ,otH. r.l,st VI John n srst. "a.
ga tia sEh year 81 scr .y.-.
On NOn'ls, he ss'h " t,,-ii. sf,,-r ,o.,,. aud
Distressing iliu~ss. Me Put ~ M..nHt /.
~o''hs a"d rrsI-stsblr ci',E.n q iI.fIrt.-F,rr,
Or MONDAY sigld tlc 2Nih q N,siI. ,l,-r +. In-
Ectny iln~sS Mr. toHnEtia SH,NNa., q
" arlington Ity, asrd shust - wears II.. de-
ceased, bc,ng l.t "a carl, ~,da~ l.so.i. - ith /.
hr'rlc>> ,o,ns family, gaze sf.o,l,r ,,euc,. ~
TIA, iirut 'Dcrs, a. slssFsstsr .,i sNtraar,lin.t,
fo'titudc ~hich have distinguished - ,n.n, al
her ~ nn'lcr the most trying circumstances 49,
''r' eh'hr,n. rraIrd by b'r u"~rsit,d ANIL
tenderness, though most, SEPARATED from b., %,
their mhturit,, VEN, q ihr lsst mp,usu,s 1T hrr
eNisi"nec, TIE ebcf oLi,et, of lcr s,iicfulr ,nti
rrSari-and that maternal love hi,h sir,t,r,
every earthly wreck, seemed cnl,snor,I o., th,.
earl, ,eis,'iu'Is.s Sl,- hsdcneonutcrrL Sustained
NJ tue last by the asSi,luiiIcs of aii-ciio AMI Jy
all the consultations at Religion, II !. bat rrsso,-
bile tn hope that her exit has lc,u t,.e.I,l anal
happy, and that this bereavement - ai,si,,. e.,
her relatives aud friends ha, been To her so,,t..
OF unspcakahlc gain.
On Friday last, of Inflammation ri the Lr,,o
FRANCIS LouIsA, youngest daughter of Ansir,.~
'i""'er, E-'i at THIS place, aged about ~ months
heecily, ia the county IL Harrison, in tai,
state "."H"E J. WILLIAMS, Esq, for several
lr"rs member OF the ilou>.. &C Delegates from,
'ha' e"u"i., and well remembered by the g-uerrl
reader, As MIR. Williams of Harrison Mir Nil
Hams Nas line gcniuS-hc was indeed posses I'D
at eHpae'', at the highest order; aud Which had
~ becn united with stes,linrss aud industry, would
nave conducted him to the highest rnnrnce -
ms VT often needed refinement, but vas musl
b'rii'"t- his sheer, draw lei tone of voic,
unmatched Tor that PURPOSE, was dra,Ilv-hi.
powers ot wrong and sarcasm, ~cr,, never rxce,I.
,' ~ ihis country, but by those Of one other ~
Ionc' lie possessed many generous and nobl,
TRAITS, united With iniirmiIies which consigue,
hihi, poor fellow! TO an untinely grave,
Rchmond Uiir.
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TRAVELLING

bEfU Ef-t HfLTL,fORF. HiRpER'S
fERRf. and MANCHESTER.
are now enabled TO pass
~ daily io either d,r.-.iioo, between W,n-
sls' der, Va anil Baltimore, Oy way al IIarper',
terry, during ID. ds,. VIZ
MESrWA RDi.Y.
S'a'''"g from baltimore "a the Cars NJ 81 A.
W, s'1ts'ug st tl'c Point 81 Rock. Al ~ r. NJ
starting tro'n thence II = 4. NJ. Ca n PACKET
boAi rve.nil. established by individuals oo the
: s'-i' reaching Harper. frrry at ! T.. NJ. .n,i
'''' 'h."cc proceeding immediately ~ the tine
~ Sih''tS, nos running 20 " Winchester. Va
and AIMING thrrc on the same evening.
ENSTwARDIN.
lac sNme Line start, every morning from
"'si'">,cr, proceeding ~ above by Harper.
frrt, Z" Tic PS,nt ID Rocks starting from theme,
+" - IA the afternoon by The Cara to baltimore.
a"d rr"sh'"s tina, o''y between ten and eleven
Psssrugcrs rsn .lso pass dali, b.t~ecn Fre,Ie-
REX t'iy a"d NinshestcT, "a either direction, 10,
u', same iiae IL eonVcy ahoc.
Ma, \, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-08

q Ut viii be seen that regular anil splendid
Packet Boat ('he Prrsident) Is nov plying daily
between IisrPcrs-ferry aud Washington City
Parties who wish to view the Canal can leave the
Very every morning at O'Clock. and return, in
The evening at 7-,raversing in the mean time Go
miles OF the Canal The scenery ia ibis budding
month Is peculiarly attractive.
Men OF business and pleasure. examine our CO.
lamns, and notice the facilities for travelling -
here ~e have IIumriekhou,e's line and the P.o-
PIES line. daily, over fine roads-Wsver and
IhomPson'' swim bost-Oduu's cspaeions boat
nnd the Nail Road Csrs-from Winehes,cr IN
bai''morc or Warrington IN DAY, uithou, f.
"gue' and FOR very little money.
G i Sc tle advertisements
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are now in market. The house il situa,eJ IN
The most business part Of the town and !, n
comfortable two-story frame house, with a
ine basement suitable for shop. or Offices
There - large and comfortable kitchen
with fine garrett that answers for a smoke
mouse, standing within eight feet Of the house
There Is also good frame Stable on the lot.
mat contains two stalls, 4 large cutting room,
ana hne loft for hay. Any person who may
wish 10 become the proprietor Of this proper
W can have II on such terms a. will enable
hIm To pay for 1t with the greatest case, by
applying TO the subscriber.
will also sell, for cash or cool bonds. INV
Household and hiichcn FurniI,pe, nameIy. two
solid mahogany Tables, one mahogany Work
stand, one do. Candle Stand, enc dozen hand
some Parlour Chairs. new, one dozen do a
lille deiaced, one striped Carpet aud hearth
rug, one rag Carpet, one pair steel shovel
and Tongs, best kind, one pair brass And
Irons, one pair git-framed Looking t,la..es
three Feather Beds, three Bedsteads, two of
which are high post, and trunnel bed.tead.
two stoves, two mahogany framed Dressing
Glasses, and number OF other articles uot
eeoessary To mention.
My horse, saddlcrs press, screw benches
ahd CLANS, Sias, eases, aud every article al
iached To- my saddling establishment. are for
-alc. SaddloTs OF the neixhbourbooi "a Al do
"eh 10 call and examine my stock of Hard
rare, as am determined To give bargains.
" the above property he cot sold before
FrIaSy he l-h judy nsIf, Il will then be sold
GA the premises, Ia the highest bidder, with
out reserve, on n credit Of six months. the
purchaser giving bond aud security for all
sums of and above i've dollars--lcss sums.
cash. The payments on the House aud Lot
VIII be divided to suit the purchaser.
All persons indebted TO mo arc earnestly
requested 60 make payment n soon A. prac-
hcabIc. SAM 81. n AIIrNoIc
tharlestown. May x, l-SI-tf
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baltimore AND Ohio Ruil
Road

DRoPoSALS for the graduation of eieh,
miles Of this road. viii be received by
lne subscriber, until the Goth Of Nav. instant.
Ihese eight miles extend from the upper
Ioint OF Rocks To Miiler's Narro~.. on the
ro'omac River The line will be divided m
TO sections.
Proposals will also be received, at the sam.
time, Tor the necessary masonry comprehend
ing two stone bridges Of one arch. each. of
about p feet chord, and several common eul-
ycrts.
recommendations Of character, capacity,
anu temperance, must accompany the propo-
sails OF such az have not heretofore been con
tractors on the baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
The subscriber will attend on the line lie
tween the 18th and Goth Of May, when La
VIII furnish printed spec ific atoms OF the wor.
TO be let, To those disposed TO offer proposal,
Nv order Of the President and Directors OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compan,
CASPER w. VIEWER
May ?, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-08

PrensOtion.-RIcKAaD RUsu, Ex-Secretar1 of
the Treasury, Ex-SiipiS,sr to England, and re-
eordcr u royal nonsense. has been appointed Sc
'TefG-y to the Bank Committee. His competitor
was the celebrated Reuben ". Whitney, who e..
cured 30 eonspienouSly in Mr.. Adams Bank Re
pott
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JEFFERSON COUNTY CoLoNIZA1IoN
SOCIETY

This society held its annual meeting in the Me-
ihUdiN Episcopal Church Of ChAIle sto~n, ou FRI
dsH tie 2d OF May. 1854.
The soci.tv Vas called To or,lcr by DR. Samuel
!. Cramcr, resident. The proceedings 81 the
last annual meeting, well the several nIe. l.
Ings oi the officers oi the society, we're read by
the secretary.
On motion BY DR. w Yates, prefaced Nv some
remarks, extracts read from tho last annual
report OF thc parent society.
These contained information relative 20 ,hc
condition ct The society ssd tl,c colony Of "a most
interesting and cheering character.
On motion by Rev =. Tudon,
Hesoftrd, HAT the mcrcitul thcmc uf African
colonization, 10 Identified Nith the glory ut our
country, anal continues To challenge the burning
zeal and uns 'eid'ns support Ol every patriot, PHI
lInihropist, and christian.
ou motion, john J. Bruwn aud John y Black =
burn, EssIrs. ~crc appointed committee to audit
the accounts OF the Late Treasurer, VIM Brown,
resiguetl.
The meeting then went into AN election for a
Fourth OF July Orator; Aud upon AN rN.n,,,,s-
ton oi ballots, II VAS found that JonN ;. HLlcK-
buHN, Esq. Was elected.
u. =. Turner, ESD, after having addressed
The meeting ~ lev eloquent remarks, moved
that the Declaration Of Independence be read OF.
tlc Aui of july.
Dr. ". Naies vas elected Reader.
Committee Of arrangements for The Ddrs
iTs w batcs, III. u. u. tortl, II, j. l. IauZtl-
cr'y, j. J. Brown, &. II. Harding, E-,rs., aul
DIR. ). j. Craner.
D@ocrs for he r. 5cm.
Prcadem' d.. : g. CWaxIR.
Iicr PrcsiirHfs Thomas Grigrs, Jr D. 4
Washington. u. :. Turn"r, q. ". Humphrey.
4. lowbdcs, J. L. \. Washington.
Managers Rev. a. Jones, Rev = Tusioo.
Rev q. w. Humphreys. Thomas Griggs sen
John Peter. j. y. DAughcrty, J. \. Gailshcr. A
liunier, \. Kennedy, j. Ds,ynport. 4. \. Moor.
w. u Washington, T.. q. Cor,lclI. y. ". LAX
Land, ". krtcs, James trsntir.ia, James lisJu %.
y !. R'nsni, \. Wo"'l- = &. Sn,d,r. e. a.
Harding, John :. blackburn, Josrl,h e. AL,II.
Truturer' Dr " Nai-s
SccrefHp: John j. iiroWn
The society adJouF- rd - meet On he sth e Ju.
H join J. BROWN. S,c'r.
O TMen'hcrs are rrriiu'lc,l tliat tiis IL t,, time
10 pay their contributions.
Persot's visl''ng u loin the s,oisf,. can DO 40
1t 10, time, by calling 90 ~, Treasurer aud com
irbu'ng the sum lone dollar safy a. cof,,i-
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