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n REYBEARD will stand the ENSUING season AZ Tho
N@ stable OF the subscriber on Rockfsh, Nelson
County. Virginia. Particulars hereafter.
Dec 10. LGG-w3wl JOHN B. COLES.
AAIANTED for The ensuing year, a first rate Black
w smith. ToOne who can come well recommended.
az . master Of his trade and Of good character. liberal
wages viii be given by the subscribers at their mill near
Dec. 10. 66-w3w
EONCORD ACADEMY-The exercises Of this Sc
minary, for the ensuing year. 1885, will commence
on the 10Th Of January and terminate on the 18th Of De
cember-allowip August for a vacation. The course Of
instruction. viii comprise the Languages and sciences oe-
morally. The terms Will be Si10. each student finding
his bed and candles. " those articles be furnished him.
an additional charge viii be made. Communications
6rectedi 20 the Bowling Green, Caroline county, will re-
ceiye prompt attention.
ATWELL G. COLEMAN, Prest.
Dec f6 GG-2awt30J
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ron mn oUIRFR.

ron JUE ENQUfRER.
7 perceive from the Governor Message to the Lcgis.
laturc, that hc makes a hit, though a very feeble one, "a
sort Of hair splitting hit at Tie President. for The suppos-
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LETTER OF INsTRUCTYIIo1SSS' dlAD

% To Thomas Jones, Esq, Deicgatc elect 10 the General
assembly Of pirgipio.
SIR; We, the undersigned, legally qualified voters of
rendleton county, approving of the general course of the
tcularly the removal of the public depositcs from the
Bank OF the United States, and the refusal of the Presi.
dent to sanction any law, re-chartering the said instiu-
ton, and highly disappearing the course pursued by our
two Senators, Messrs. Tyler and Leigh, during the last
session of Congress do hereby, i'm the exercise of our
unqucstionablc rights, make known to you, what we
wish and expect you to do for as, as our representative.
Believing that we have been most grossly niisrepresent-
ed I'm the Senate of the United States, we hereby request
and instruct you, that in the election of n Senator of
the United States, by the next General Assembly of
Virginia, you vote against benjamin Hdtkias Lcigh,
and that you use your best excriions TO prevent
his election to the Senate of the United States
We request and instruct you to vote for VIM G.. Riyes.
I'M case he shall be put in nomination by the Democratic
republican party, as Il candidate for United States Sena-
tor. III Mr.. Rives should not be put i'm nomination, we
request and instruct you tn give your vote in favour of
the individual, who may be selected by n majority of the
democratic Republican members of the Virginia Assem-
bly,, (fricndly To the present Administration ofthc General
and the restoration of the Dcpositcs) as Il candidate for
United States Senator. We further instruct YOU.
IN the event of any motion, resolution, or other propo-
sltion, being made or Offered, during the next session of
the Legislature OF Virginia, having for its object, the re-
charter of the Bank ofthe u. S., the restoration of the de-
posites, or censurc of the President for his course towards
that institution, that you not only vote against every such
motion, resolution, or other proposition, but that you use
every effort to prevent the passage or adoption thereof.
Should n motion to that effect be made, we request
and instruct you to vote for eIpunging from Me Journal
of The House Of Delegates, 'thc preamble and resolutions
ON the subject of the removal of the public deposites
from the Bank of the United States, agreed to by both
houses on the 18th of February, 1884 except the 9TH
Resolution, which declares the Rank to be unconstitu-
tional." SIGNED ny 566 VoryRs.
PendictOu CountU. Mn. 1874"
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FRANKLIN, Dec, 9th. 1884.
C y Cook We have the pleasure ofin-
we have. as was expected. succeeded bv

Ice. Jun. 1901.
.ucsSrs. Ruchic g. Cook We have the pleasure ofin-
forming you that we have, as was expected, succeeded by
AN overwhelming majority in carrying our instructions
to the Delegate from this county, Mr.. Joncs.=The fore
going Letter OF instructions signed by SEC of his con-
stituents, speaks a vioces which he will not dare to disobey.
vote ofthis c~ounty-whiclh has seldom if ever exceeded
COO. Iii supposed that there are something upwards of
700 voters IN the county. We can, and most probably will,
obtain at least 90 more signatures To the Letter of Instruc.
tons Deeming it however, important, that Mr.. Jones
should be put IN possession of a copy as soon as possible,
1t VIII be handed to him by the time you receive this
The original Letters of instruction, with the signatures,
rerJfed by hc persons who took them, will be deposited
IN the hands Of Committee at this place, for the inspcc-
ton of all who may desire to examine them.
Upon comparing the list of signatures with the Books
OF the Commissioner of the Revenue, it is thought that
about ~ individuals have signed the Instructions, who
are not legal voters: These we had intended to strike
from the list; but ON examination, it is found that more
than one-half of this number, ooted for Mr.. Jones last
Spring we have therefore concluded to let them re-
main. very respectfully, your obt. servant,
WIN. MCCOY, Jr.
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me yOHonmg Commute s hare been appointed in tie SENATE.
Co"@ttee II General Laps-MesMs. McConns. Pcnn,,acker
fafhef, Slaughter, Page, Pattcson, andSmith.
COMMITTEE Of Internal aprOrcncai-Afcss Cooke. Pnttcsoo. Onie
BeIrne, smith, Anderson, and Maxwell.
Communities VI CdimS-Mcssls. Old. IIasye. Rivoa Nc N,hoo To-,
iaiue, GoT, ad Keller. >"
Committee Of Prcicges and Elections M,ssrs. pnueso, Ri,.,
Atkinson, HarwOo1, AMI McCauy.
Committee u cralniae fir peafcuE1yt- M.ssrs AtL;,so, W..
McMahou, AMI FIuul. '
C"aw"he u etdhHc Nc TrcasurC'S .aeeounLs-MessTs Mccartv
Slaughter, huntNn, Easye, Watkins, Con, and Anderson.
Committee 10 srlmsHct ia BnHkS-Mcssrs. narvie. Parker Opic on
Flood, Maxwell, aud Smith. -
q oyI~nfG 70 c,anine ne Public L6rary-Messrs. Maxwell, Page,
Slaughter, Pennybarker McC0ty, Watkius, and McCumas.
1oY~usfe % caame ne A~yM0yg-McssIs. HuntOn, fIaryic, Camp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-28
Richard Adams C. G by Johanna, dam BY Thun-

Richard Adams c. c by Johanna, dam by Thun-
clap, . n
Time-ist heat, I'm. 56s.; 2i. Pin. Is
sEcoNp DAY ProPrieIor's Purse $780, two mile
heats; entrance $40.
Henry Macklinsc. h. Tressian, by Marcus years old
40 lbs. q liz
old, 10 lbs. r 2 ,
VIM NJ wesi'sc. <. Isham Pickett, by Arab,
years old, OF lbs . .
WIN. Wilanson's b. c. Accident, by Tonson,
Dam Lady Greensvilie. years old 100 lbs Dir.
IT, Davis, Mr. Hoshins' q. a. Sir HAIRY by
Jubilee. dam by sir Harry, aged i,I lbs die
X Adams bi. C. Black H-th Nv Sir Archy dam
by Sir Hail. years old, SO lhs ? 4
1t heat, 3m. 59.-2 heat, 3.n GA . heat 3n sc.
The last heat beautifully and closely H.
out. %
THIRD DAY-Jeckey Club Purse, $500 mile heat.
entrance 800.
Thomas Dosweil's b. z. Piz, rro by Sir Alfred dam
. ny ihunderclsp ag.d l2i lbs, 8
". Mackhnsr Calculation, by Conen ion. dam
ny SIR Atchy, years old, 40 lbs, 3 2
Jon" ifeihs b c Minur, by Tonson, dam Brenda,
years oil, Sc lbs. Jr
X Adams e. G. john Minor by Ton.on, dam by
Independence, years old. 100 lbs. 3
isi,n pncke''s b. Il. puron by Tonscn, dam by
lisnbleon. years old, 100 lbs
John vi. Bots b. h. Tobacconist by Gohann,
dam 10y Floiza years old, 10 his
James J. iiarr>ou's b. Virginia Momi. r. nv Ro-
anoke, dam 10y onsiiuion 4 years old. 81 lls q
n'me-lst heat. SIN g.; 81 heat, Tn 5Ss.
. obaccont stopped and kicked up in both heats
nose not noted were not placed-coming out in walk
FOURTH DAY.-Won by VIM. Wllianison's Red Jnck.
e. heating Macklins b. by Gohauna, Adams D. l. bv
het' =, and liarri-on's Tang Shang
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ed Legislature with overwhelming Jackson majority
Illinois !s also set down torywg, from which essrs
Reynolds, May and Casey. saunch friends Of the Admin
i-raion. elected TO Congress- making gain Of one
vote Twohiris oi the newly chosen Legislature of a.
nos ae Jscksonisns Indiana swells the Inquirers list OH
he strengho oil the election OF Governor Noble poca
friend OF Colonel II NJ. Johnson who mn. he opposed to
all inonopoles We have The maj ,rity in the Indiana
gislsure, although nshcr tina, body the Governor "
elected with reference TO national questions So much
Tor ,he csndor OF the Bank organ.
"Fhe truth Of the matter is, that the recent elections
nave shown that Democracy is overwhelmingly prclomi-
nin. We have, dnfi Bdnk-
Maine Alabama
Nsw Hampshire, Missouri,
New Jersey, North Carolina,
Pennsylvania, Illinois,
Georgia, Iudians,
These have been etcru,ned since the m,
OF Congress In addition, Connecticut has reduced the
Bank unity to the p,lry amount OF little over hum
ured votes, aud that state will be in the Spring
tennessee and Mississippi New York IL certain
aud Ohio will soon show her color The progress of in
sirucons IN Virginia in the lief that she /.
last recovering FROM the dcusio0 ino which she was
thrown last Spsng; AMI that either Harbour or ives will
,skc the place OF Mr. alternative Leigh. IL is thus rvi
dent that Bsnk wiggisn is totally crushed at the dc.
mocraic party il in such srene and unaiuy az IN pre
clude all contest The 'scsndor OF tho Munrausen In
qn'rer can do nothing for The and con oIaion OF s
friends. unless indeed 1incum be safe"
The Bank hrelng (Webb) claims Virginid-but she
VIII give good account Of herself in due season She
VIII carry Senator who against any Bank in spite Of
all "a'ernaiives" and .developcmenis'-and we shall
nave nett gain IN the next II. NJ OF or members
uhe Sencfe Of the u. s. we have bright prospects of
success There 10 vacanries fill this winter i'm that
important Body-which the Hudson Gazette estimates to
be as follows:
f0r me administration NJ Caroline, Georgia Ten
nessee Aiabsms, Illinois, Prnnsy ivaua, Maine New
Hampshire, New Jersey. and Mississippi, III
AGAINST The Hdniinisfrdfion-Massa chusetis
delaware, 5. Carolina, Maryland, Kentucky, and
Louisiana r.
DouoU,ti-Virginia and Rhode Island,
hose 10 Senators are:
against The Administrations 70
For The administration,
we calculate that shall have IL out Of the 10 to DC
eiecied-sNeen OF these ID woulL have chosen i'm
any event, by the expiration o the OF office on the
l'h March next-thc oer vacancies are occasoncd hy
,c resign Hon OF MIR wilkins OF pennsy yania; Cham.
orrs oil Maryland, and Forsyth 81 Grorgia)
but The most important battle OF the whole campsiyn
Is now approaching The election in the State of New
1ork takes place in few d.ysor Governor and Lieut.
governor, Tor 40 members OF Congress &c.. Sc Every
eye Is fixed upon rhem II the opponents Of tile Bank 10
Their duty, we shall triumph. We have the strongest as
O success
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THE TURF.
~ q ~ A., u " I.,f, -

81 DAy-Jockcy Club Purse, 5000: Mia hea,s-
X. Johnson's lfonette beat Macklins Calculation and
llarrisons Miss Monicr, ( the horses by Contention
Time-7m. SIS. After the first heat Calculation and
ironeue. "
9TH DAY Propreio's Purse 5000: milo heats
Pncket's Purlon beat w. H. Johuson's Sid Hsmcf r.
Adams Any Clipper, liAres Kinock, aud S,arkes Gas.
ton.-Aily Clipper won the 1t heat.
Acknowledgement KAcea
FiHsr DAY--FOr The Tosher Stakes $500 entrance
500 ioFicii-five suhscribeisbui Two staftcJ yiz.
~ r. Hires b. Virginia Carey, aud James u. Ken
ddIs b. G. Vel0S-won by the iorinsf: iifnr BIN 5Is
SECOND RAcE-For me craig Plate, two nile heats
won by MIR Crowe els b. Robin Hood in two lcars
9eaung Coi. hinges gr Jose. Col selden's Touba
Hor, Col Nynn's b. Martha Ann, Col En,ory's ci f.
Queen Anus aud j. liet's b. Mary BELL: time sn 90,
SECOND DAY-Propdetor's purse, $500, three nile
Col Johnson's gr. III. Ironeue, !
J. NJ SeIdens b. ~. Florida p ?
Phillip w nlls' gr T. Lady ArcIans dt
Time 3m &C.; 3n 55s
THIRD DAr.-Joekey Club purse, $1,000, four mile
w. Il. Johnson's eli. M TTne,
Capt. S'ocktons bi. e. shark n ,
Jss. VI. Selien's ,. Charles Ren,tJe , 2
Col Jno. Crowel's ch h. Robin Hood 4
WIN II Minge's gr c. Blnes,reak, de
siine-Tm 5SsTn. 40.
Mr. kendafs colt Dfone was entered for the above
race, bat did not START.
fourth DkY-Sweepsfake. for rolls and 6llics tb,oe
years oil, two me heats $500 entrance H. elve snl
scfibcfs FIVE started.
w IL minRt 2 D. G. mazepp3,
w K. JoiDson's gr T. Columbia Taylor, 2
a. Donel,on's gf. T. Bolivia
&. ileihs e. r. Cunhfoat dis
WIN. wynn, ch I. Trunieeta, die
Time 3n. l7s.-3m sos
FAIRFIELD RACES.--Ffnar DAY.
First R0ce.-A Swerpsiskes Tor 2 year nl COILS IN,
hllics mile bca$2OO entrances hall orie 81 rec sui
scfbefa.
WIZ. NJ. wesrs E. f. by Msrion, dam by C.!latin. 2
John W. BfockenJroug's & c. by Iiotspr, Dr.
Richard AdanrS' b. G. Bertrand, dam hy Double
head,
Jime-lst beat, I'm. l.; "a heat, 4m. g..
lnmc before running, drawn after tho Get boaf In eonec
quonce Of increased lsinonoss.
Second Roee--A Sweepslsk,s lor colts and FLIES
years old, mile heas-l00 entrances half fogfe; sub
scribers.
ishsm Puckefs b. I. BY Gobanna, dam by Sir Ar.
chY,
Robert Walkers b. by Rockingham. dam by
Tom Tough, 2
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DEATIIS

pr@ on ~, Tho %Grning e c m instant Ms Eliza seeu
s~%G@ Of , Ills Place eeoas ile oye md
character in wih were ~ % I'M ~,
,as S"sn snGes wan sso s but l lovely ais which
s"oTy"s tuh any, at never did exit purity principle
perfect moclo female existence although over tho last b",s
~ whose dark shnows el Of other wotLS w. o, i NY 70
nv I'M mat sno,edo Of tie nb"I OF no ' DOne cut y
hci Was Tie Christians hope; AVID that through faith gonO
r'inAerit nc promised blessog of Redecming love-
ia G, yeaf Of M ago. sbefF Ill., socood son Of d. Branch
Died lo ooh inst, Tho meridian Of @ ssofuncss Dr.
oiro 10 lament most distressing and unnoy 5o,csysT,
II The donh at Doc or llos not only his Immediate ouvs
cAonion 10 ocvo HE snnergs, and finally smooth path
Sn @ esbap 80 dsee",", in t" hon, Of yisio, 1s widow
The charity Of .o benevolent Physician mpglo their tears Ills
Dcj, sunday Both August last, ct sproqayi Nohumbor
land county ue residence Ct" Capt William riding ~.
I'll S tho poa' Of @ Sso ~ seo1h s s' r M S s .,
coes par, w66 hc ius completely 5i si' 10 10 a. o
Sa, hc "soc,isus" a Hon, al sc i { previous 70 9ls
save viii which ss.uaace death iasicod ofleng 6or,
Of u fnioac bliss Ihas has the unPa'ing hand Of
almost ouJ hop earth and an OfeclOnc aud intelligent step
son ocGoua,o fenve aud an agreeable Compilation Wei,
may go oSes,m, whom We ySs's o peu ne egod and Tho
bath hp' aw days 10 i'o, 'aa is ioli Of misog~
Died at 6wyusss E,9 = Madison ecga Of lho ehesf
intcnd 10 the Columbus graveyard, Monday
w. as Saa Gyqrad an ooo hg T sa ,pss'1l ~
tho Mumi University, Oxford which
excellent production 10 stood at pIo
ssioo law IN he city of C6af'e.'oo aud opposes Tho
hcresy Of NuhBnion perhaps n flat state
u1urnce. DE died ~ yotts Of in land Strangers
leaving NJ s nasc cry w'o and rs ecn neeosoto. Yet,
acq cd him many admirers, biz dost,
deeply aoutod. Eil H. a apea especially proyidcnt-
another some weeks
region pfocd con Of our
whole country Ot0 Monitor
Died. ihe esideos o. John v ulid 10 tho couny Of
wiic, n.hi, be iJ inst
illness cghiern hours, Dr. Joseph ronpko formerly Of Ham
~ tc dea Of i amisblo
brightest The noifhbofhoua
Wiii tho lose Or pb,sicisn
pleasure klovinr bin will
fcpfabs chuich of worthy uicmbeT
lcs hos len mothb
bo,hor NOUN hoif ad breavemont But e0cc oihe s
brother bis gan iow
spirit pioof hni Ne
ch which, ulfe him happy here would make L happy
tie died without calmly fosigninf biz
~ God who gave it, Bessod iho
yer, saith tho Spirit, of thoy on aors,
aud theii v ofks 10 folow theni,"
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~ Regimenial Court of Enquiry, held az VIM, w
Mallory tTayhrs old TAvern) OF the 74h r. gimen, In.
'Snry connly oil hanover, Friday the l0h day OF DC.
,oher 1884: Present. Col George s. Netherland aud Col
Eiwin Sheion Maj. Thomas NJ White, Captains Patrick
H. Price, John J.. Vaughsn, James Mcdowell Samuel
,rifin' WIN H. Jaby, aud Jon $. Atkinson; LeuenamGs
Henry H. Wood aud JaHies w. Price; Adjilani Hudson
NJ Wnghehl; Surgeon Reuben Meredith; Surgeon.
mate Ezekiel - Ialiey Sergeant Major Benjamin lazc-
grove he Board OF Officers having completed the busi-
ness which 10y law they required to perform mo.
on as made and unanimously agreed to- that tho Board
81 o'hrers do now organize themselves into meeting TO
TESTIFY to their friend and brother officer Mai Samuel j.
Wmsn", bgade Inspector, the regret which they feel al
INC sepai atom which between them by operation
ol te law, dispensing With the services Of Brigade IN
pee'or IN The Regiments WhercnpOn, Col. Geo. s Ne
heTiand was called TO the hair and Capt Pa tick II
p"ce arpon Ell Secfetary The Board then proceeded 10
give expression 10 Their feelings upon the by the
adoption OF the following Resolutions:
Fhe Board OF officers Of the nth Regimen Mt mindful os
r many "sen' lessons oil instruction the many social
relations wih ong period OF public service on The mart
:" '" nrls"I9 i'rpcc of, mster Hnsfos. has afforded
them and unwilling the military connection between
then, dissolved, without some token OF respectful consider
alton upon their part
Resoiped unanimously That the thanks Of this Po,ra
he presented TO Major Samuel Winston for the faithful
impartial and able performance OF his long military SER
vices. -
~ heso'oei unanimously, as The opinion Of his Board
That the Office oil Brigade Inspector is necessary ami
that The law dispensing wi their services ought to he re-
pcaled. ~ ~ " -
ResOired. That member of this Board he depu,ed r.
So"m"nica to Major Winston the proceedings of Tho
Board, ami make address TO him suited 10 d.
ehhgs which ihe Board entertain towards him; aud that
lie sc now II qnesied TO appear before them
Alter the adoption OF The aIeve Resolutions Mai WI,
ston was Invited 10 the Board; when the member selc
rose AMI Tor some time, orcble and imp es.ive man
er. addressed Major Winston i'm behalf Of The Ro,, 10
"hrb address nj Jor Ninston made an appropriate Ieat
and feeling re- w. '' r' 800
Resoirsd That Editors Of newsPapeys in The civ Of
Achmohd Se requested opuhsl the above proceedincs
GEO. 5. NEEtlERLAND, Chairman
PATRICK II. PRIcE. Secretary.
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BUSINESS prostrots- Credit COVE Usury foyfshi,s-
Hd' PesfHence and Pdnins. Senators Webster
nrlgh q Co TRUE PRoPHETs after ALL
witness The following from the New York Journal of
commerce, the best commercial paper in Tho o. States
bui bnnh and dnti-JuckS0n TO the core.
hsrieo NE Mdrhet for The tceek ending Oct 49, 1884
MONEY AND ExcHAN GEs.-Money is quite plenty,
Sourh so mat Tie Banks unable keep up their
count lines u, six per cent.
bUsiNsfs GENERALIY.--Our review exhibits n
gnoh amount OF business in general healthy stale of
prices The market Is supplied with every thing hM,
WIN nothing glmted The Dry Goods trade Cor the r an
appears To be winding nP There large sale OF Cam
ION gnods by auction, and higher prices were obtained
an hei"rc, bu not so high satisfy the ow ners and
large part were Withdrawn"
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Dauphin. wesmoreisnd and Allegheny are strong nssan-
ces that such the and the may congrstu
late himself that hs course OF policy has the derd.d sp
probation OF the People Of Pennsysans, and especially
his political friends
Andor our proof refer 10 the following list
bsrs and the rccap,ulsion; from which will
that the Democrats number 81 n the House. and the Op
roSuion OF a Sorts sizes and descriptions" muster but
S9 La the Sens,e we have % Democrats 70 Opposition,
CONGRESS-. -MAIoRIrsEs
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TO THE EDITORS or 1WE EJvQUiRER.
PLEAsANr ERnXr In, o. 1901

- PLEAsANr Grove, 10Th Oct 1884
iou VIII al length perceive, that The county of In
enhnrg u up and doing in The gou cause Of nstruction
Is ue mere has not as yet been any regularly organ.
zs" no'y Tor the purpose ei rsrucng Representa-
yves 70 vote agains, MIR. Lrigh, Senator. We have
merely had among the people OF the county. for sigma.
ing effect: ''' '''o"
"We, the nners gncd subscribers aud voters ,or tho
county OF Lenhurg, do Instruct Representative.
' nlch'rd May aud Henry f. Watkins. for an
u hVes, as SENATOR in place OF BENZ w Leigh: or =,
any rate not 10 vote nr Mr. Leigh nor any other man OF
his politics." - ~ NAN ~
ASH recently appears that ohjec ions are pett,o ~, 70
e manner anu mole OF obtaining signatures in this com.
w. ani thereby intended opera npon the d.nosion r
our representative, IN oheying such instructions; we
part oil the voters 10 the instructions for the county din nm
our last Lunenbhrg Court day, take the following stems
preparatory 10 placing the subject in oheropa.
po'' :" view" ana, further, Ia nve Col Geo. {. Drom-
Eoos 10 ape our next November Court in order thai
Tie vo'ers OF he county may ascertain ON him whether
or NOT he w'il consent 10 become candidate To represent,
ms Ilsc' IN the next Congress When the subject Of
Col Dromgooe's being n candidate ,yas announcsd M
our last Court day, thee could not have been y,e,er
manifestation oil the wishes OF Peope unon anv =, ,t,r
"ai was clearly Obvious upon that ,ulec-ss proo of
which, about fifty respectable voters crowded TO the (o
lowing ho'e ~ hi cen twenty minutes and nut their
signatures while many others left without ,.oe So far
ark o. opportunity In fact. believe ih.t at least
iours OF the persons upon the Court. ward wouJ
nave subscribed Their names, had been deemed necessa-
~ lHeTe follow the notice aud steps taken al our last
cour a. alluded TO in the foregoing part Of this comni
eat. H. $50 ""'-
owe part Of the voers % the in.iructions reo,os,;
our representative, DIR Rich. May and Henry h. w Al.
kin' to vote against d Leigh as Senator r.ones, Nil
ose holding subscription papers Tor the purpose in this
county, TO have them at the Court house. on our Cor
y' :" november next IN order that they may be scru
n'Aeu ny committee, which will be appointed on that
NY Tor Inc purpose; and we further Nominate Geo C.
Dromgo"ie, Candidate 10 represent his District ia III.
next Congressman request his attendance =, o, 49,,
Court in Novrmber.-Signed by
nNphew ). Mc'SUIE, WILLIAM Woop, Jr.,
Jos. SMITH, N. l.. DAVIS,
ELt'so" CLARK, UPToN EDMoNsoN,
M >. " ATKINS, JAMES NEAL.
luis BLACKWELL, RoBT. ID. WILSON,
"iL'iAh STONE, LEONARD CRYMEs
fnd about Forty others
the above. - f