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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05
THE PAVILION.

New Boarding Establishment at Bath,
Morgan County, Va.
THE undersigned has rented the pro
L perty of James Nj. Wheat and John
Hunter. Esqrs. at "the Berkeley Springs
with the design of keeping a Boarding
House there the ensuing season.
His houses are well supplied with fire
places, and have been fitted up with every
regard 10 the comfort of visiiers. The
chambers are furnished with pure hair mat
trasses and bedding of the best quality,
and in other respects are inferior TO none
at the springs.
His TABLE viii be modelled after the
best Virginia houses, and the BAR fur
nished with wines and all the customary
Accommodations, ereept ardent spirits. !.
The Bedford and Saratoga waters will
be constantly kept.
While he has not disregarded appear.
ances, the undersigned has been careful
only, and has spared no expense 10 sup
plying his establishment with all those
matters that would contribute 10 the real
comfort Of bis guests: and he makes this
experiment in the confidence that a
generous public will not suffer It to prove
a failure.
His house will be open the third week
in June. JOHN SIkOIHEh.
Martinsburg. May 80, is34.-u
Winchester Republican, Charlestown FREQ
Press, Williams-port Banner and Hagers tow
Torch Light, times each and send accounts e
advertiser,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05

TANNING q. CURRYING.
THytIE subscriber will continue to carry
a on the above business at the old stand
of SEIBERT s. SHOWERS, in Darkes-
vile, as heretofore. He has employed Mr..
Elijah Griffith TO superintend and manage
the same for him, who is authorized to
purchase
Hides, Skins, Bark, &c.
and to dispose of Leather to those wish
ing TO purchase. The highest price in
cash or leather will be paid for all kinds
Of Hides delivered at the lanyard in
Darkesville or al his residence in Martins
burg. A constant supply Of LEATHER
will be kept on hand for the accommoda-
tionsof customers, and others who may
wish TO purchase the article.
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
Martinsburg. May IS. 1S34.-tf.
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DIED,

Al Clear Spring, Maryland, on the 18th ult
Ma. JOHN Nj WALKER, formerly of this place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05
TEMPERANCE
HOTEL,
I'D
WiIliamsport, Md.

FB VIE subscriber respectfully informs his
IA friends and the public, that he ha:
rented, and now conducts that well known
public House in the town Of Williamsport
Md. situated on the cornerof Potomac and
Conococheague streets, opposite the Wash
lngton County Bank. and lately occupied
by Mr.. I. p Lyles.
This House has within the last year
been enlarged, handsomely improved, and
thoroughly repaired; and now presents
advantages and conveniences to the Tray-
leiler, the Boarder, or persons with fami
les, which no other House in the place
possesses.
Particular attention is paid 20 HIS Ia
Bile, and the SLEEPING APARrMENrs; his
Stables are well supplied. and provided
with attentive and careful Os,lers. and,
last though not least. HIS BAR is con.
Quoted upon THE TEMPERANCE
| PLAN
No pains shall be spared. by strict at.
tention and moderate charges, TO deserve
and receive liberal patronage.
JAMES BROWN.
Williamsport. May 8, lS34-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05

EAR. ROBT. P. MAGRUDER having
EF removed from Shepherdstown TO
Walpert's * Roads respectfully tenders
his professional services TO the citizens OF
that neighborhood. He may be found
when not professionally engaged. at his Of
fee, over the store Of Miller s. White.
June 5, is34.-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05
FRESH GROCERIES.
TreSpassersi Beware


'HSHE undersigned having sustained
q great injury from persons passing
through their farm on the Opequon, by
having their fences thrown down, their
corn and grain tramped down, have de-
termIned TO give this public notice oftheir
intention TO prosecute 10 the utmost RI
gor OF the law, all who shall be found so
offending in future. without respect to
persons.
Parents, Guardians and Masters, would
DO Wen TO keep an eye upon their children,
wards, apprentices and slaves, who under
pretence of fishing and hunting have in
Jured the subscribers to an extent tina,
Will no longer be submitted TO.
MICHAEL COUCHMAN,
JOHN G. COUCHMAN
June 8, 1S34.-9t
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HITS;

Russia Shceting and Diaper;
Burlaps and Osnaburg Linens, SC. &c.
together with general assortment of
Domestic Goods, Groceries, Queens and
Hardware. all Of which they win sell at
prices to suit the times.
.Martnsburg, May IS, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05

Winchester Republican, Charlestown Free
Press, Williams port Banner and Hagers town
Torch Light, 6 times each and send accounts 70
advertiser
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05

ESTRAY COW.

PURSUANT to a warrant to us direct
III ed we have this day viewed an ES.
TRAY COW, shown 10 us by JOSEPH,
Withrow of Berkeley County, and do
find the same TO be black COW. with
white face, a streak Of white along tho
back and belly, and slit in the left ear,
supposed TO be three years old next SUM
mcr; and we do appraisc the said COW 10
the sum of seven dollars. Certified under
our hands this iith day Of April 1884.
VIM & BURNS.
ABRAHAM (s1RREI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05
DEATHS.

Died, at the Rod Sulphur Spring., on tho seth ut. in tho fNh
year OF his age, Thomas g. Howard AT tho early ngo of %, MIR.
Howard waS appointed Clork of tho Hastings for the city Of Rich
mond. Afterwards no took charge OF tho clerkship of tho Cir
cult Coutt OF llsnrco and conducted tho business of that Office for
many years. During several sessions Of tho Legislature, no has been
Clerk OF the Committee for Courts of justices aud recently the Go
neral Court of Virginia appontcd him their Clerk. In these various
o6icia, stuuon.' MIR. Howard has performed tho duties which deSolv-
ed on him with unsurpassed fidelity and skill In private life, SO
exemplary wGs his character, that all respected him who bad heard
ofhim, and all esteemed him who knew him. He was a professor of
Religions and by his charity, sincerity in friendship, and ssrict. integri-
~ in all tho relations of life, furnished an example OF what q truly
religious man should DO. No man had moIe friends, and none bet
ter deserved to have then.
REV. DIR. BEDELL-Tbe religious community of PHILADELPHIA.
and tho friends of religion generally, will hear with regret of the
death OF this eminent divine. lie expired on Saturday morning, at
baltimore on his way to this city. He had spent a good portion Of
tho summer at the IMMORAL Springs of Bedford, without receiving
Hny essential benoht-consumption being, in fact, the malady by
which no was finally swept from ifo. DR. sedcil was a pure, nobie-
minded, aud highly int electual man. As clergyman, he was emf
nenty popular; as "A scholar, authentic in his taste, and rich in his
attachments. In oil deeds Of charity and goodness no was prc.omi-
neni: While the memory of his we spent life remains, his namo
cannot cease 20 be cbeiishsd with n rcvcrent affection by ovory lover
OF ptety and talent. philadelphia IateigeHcer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

"In order that you may have some data on which 10 base
any calculation thai, 1t may be deemed necessary 10 make,
and not DO under the necessity, as II seems your cotem.
porary has been, OF launching out al random. without rud.
der or compass, you are furnished herewith with a schc-
sule, prepared upon a full return Of our elections, and
which, III does not with precise accuracy exhibit the
real state OF parties, as they will be presented in our next
Legislature, approximaes at least sufficiently near 10 the
truth for all practical purposes. You will observe, that
the different districts vary as 10 the number of members
they send to The State Legislature. This arises from the
fact, that we have no peculiar basis Of representation:
each county, without regard to population. is entitled
10 three members-a Senator aud two Commopers.
The number OF doubtful votes is TO be accounted for up.
on the principle that our people are s'slow to anger" aud
are exempt from every thing like regularly organized par
~ inachinery-machinery, which Is but too often pu. in
motion at the expense Of patriotic principle. These doubt.
tui votes. however, cannot vary tho great resuit-Give
them all TO the Coalition, aud il will not suhice-diyide
Them, and the Administration majority Is enhanced"
Admin. Coalition. Doubtful.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

80 AAoO efsND ~ n OOEIs
] lay before the Public the following Document, which,
l ans sure, has never been previously published. II bears
upon the present hme'. IL shows ne, hat what Jefferson
has done at oiberPerois, without any offence 10 the Con.
slIluiion, Jackson cannot do without filling the land with
alatin about enormous ouirages on = violated Constitution;
.OFf1cIAL NorE Of Thomas J,GeJs9H, President #
ne United States, 10 dD0f GaHahn, Secretary NJ the
Treasury Oct 7, 1902.
"Tbe application OF lhe Bank Of Baltimore Is Of great
importance. The consideration is very weighty, that it's
held by citizens, willie the stock Of the D. s Bank j. held
10 so greet a proportion by foreigners. Were lhc Bank OF
'be Va ,. 10 swallow up the others, aud nonopolize the
whole banking business Of The u. States, which the de-
nnasds we furnish them with, tend strongly to favor, we
might, Oh a misunderstanding with a foreign power, be
Immensely embarrassed ny any dssTscion in that Bank.
lt u certsiuly for the public good 10 keep all the Banks
competitors Tor our favors, by . judieious distribution Of
them. l suppose that Oh the condition Of participating in
The dcposites, The Banks wouidbe willing 10 make such com.
municaiions Of her opersIions and the slate Of heir a.
isifs, ~ might satisfy the Secretary Of The Treasury Of
beif stability. IL 10 recommended TO Mr. Gsllaiiu 10 leave
such an opening in bis answer to this letter, ~ 10 have Ne
Tree TO do beresfter, what sholl be advisable, 90 a broad
view Of al The Banks, 10 The different parts OF he Union ,
Ibis paper brings 10 my view certain sessonable con-
sidcfalons, which ! beg leave 70 submit 10 your readers;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

"a Ew MUSIC, BOOKS, &c.-New Music, a large
Ia supply
Starkie on Evidence, new Edition.
Waddingion's Church History, new Edition.
Notes OF a Traveller through the Northern States.
Two Old Mems Tales,
The Christian Year.
Gale Middleton, by the author Of Brambletye house, sc.
Folchet,o Malaspina.
The Mothers Friend, by Abbott.
Christ the Mediator, a sermon by Rev. Daniel Baker.
Also a.reply, by }. b Prkin.
Almanacs, for 1885, calculated by David Richardson, of
Louisa, containing a table of The Gold Coins, accurately
tested by the u. States Mint. X. ID. SANXAY, Agt.
September 3. 35ou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

The Wings pronounce the new Gold Coin 10 be the
easiest counletfeifed Of any money in circulation; aod they
warn Us 70 have nothing to do with IL. How kind II looks
80 much like brass, that we honest folks IN the country,
can't tell IL from brass. Now, this is = good one! Poor
foolish folks, Congress and jackson have ruiued ms--Ali
the old brass kettles will be cast Up into Jackson money,
and passed of upon us; and we are 50 dumb, that we can no
pewter, or pfonells from sheep skin, Or a genuine Wing
from a counterfeit.
But we don't get alarmed at I'll this. Mr.. Nicholas
biddlc, 0iD0gs true TO 0uT interests. will not let us be
hurt. Soon after the adjournment Of Congress, without
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

DEATH OF GEN. LEAvENwoRTB.-Through the Fo-
liteness oil the Postmaster al this place, we have seen a
postscript attached TO the way bill of the Southern mail,
from the Postmaster at Washington, Hampstead county,
which states that an express had arrived there, bringing
the news OF the death OF frig. Gen. LeaveDworib, COM
nander OF the division Of the U. :. Army. Iii died at a
small post OIL the Fsusse Ouachita, in the Choctaw coun-
try. IL also states that 1t. Mcclure, of the Dragon
corps, had died at the same post. The disease is not men
toned. We shall probably have the particulars next week.
Little R0ck .fdp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

THIREE HILL JOCKEY CLUB ran Meeting, 1884,

TUTREE HILL JOCKEY CLUB Fail Meeting, 1884,
n will commence, as usual, on the FIRST Tuesday in
October, and continue four days.
FIRsr DAY-A sweepstake for thrce-year olds-two
mile healts entrance $500 forfeit $100-to name and
close by the Let OF September. Now FIVE subscribers,
and several more expected by the day of closing.
Subscribers-William wynn, o. p. Hare, John Hoth,
John NJ. Bolts, and Williom X. Johnson.
SECOND DAY-PropTietors Purse, $sO0-two mile
heats-enirsnce Sl5.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $1,OOO-foUr mile
heats-enirance $50.
FoURrH DAY-A Sweepstske for colts that never won
a race--two mile heats entrance $3.50; forfeit 500 a
or more 10 make a race TO name and close on the last
day OF the BfOadrOck Jockey Club meeting.
BY RI P~ROPRIETORS.
Au0 T. 25-d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05
Aug. T..

A CARD 10 Inpaltds al me Springs and eisetohere.-
~ DocroR a. MART1N's BATHS-His Medieated
Vspour, Sulphur, Sulphur Vapour, Sulphur Water, and a
variety OF Mineral and artificial Sea. Bathing BATHS, are
now IN readiness, aud so constructed as to be put into oPe-
ration in a few hours, 81 any time, or season; and he re-
spectfuily invites al who may be found iDcufabie Of any
OF the natural Syringe, 10 give him a call He has suthen-
tic evidence, in abundance, Of his success IN various dis
eases In this place, Tor The last eight years; during which
period, 10 has had many hundreds Of Patients undeg his
care, and is prepared, as he will with pleasure impari, his
opinions Of the tried efficacy Of Steam Baths, IN almost Ill
diseases TO which The human system is liable.
Every comfortable accommodation will be found al his
extensive Establishment. One half appropriated for la
dies-the other for gentlemen.
stanton, Va, Sept. 2, 1884. 3f-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05
NEW DFvRfopEAtFNrs

We request The readers attention 10 the extraordinary
facts, which are set ioTib in ~ article we re- publish this
morning from the Globe. They relate 10 MIR. Gays trans
actions, while Speaker Of the II. Of II. These ihings sp.
pear to US as much without jusfhc ation, as they are wiih.
out precedent. What does Me. Clay dor Not only makes
large allowances Tor additional mileage. but be opens up
The accounts, which had been settled bg his predecessors
10 the Chair, and on vouchers regularly examined and flied
away. We have never known Of o stranger sbuse OF Of
nee, and a wilder waste Of the public money. Tius.
thousands are p III away, upon hs own responsibility
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05
BROADRoCK JoCKEY GLUE Fan Meet.

FHNHE JOCKEY CLUB Fail Meet.
n ing, 1881, viii take place on the last Tuesday in
September next, and will be over the Tree Hill, instead
OF the Broadrock Course, and continue four days.
Sweepstake for colts and hIlies that ne.
yer run a public race-mile heats; entrance $3.50; for.
fet $l0O. There are now 3 subscribers and the present
subscribers have agreed, that the several colts that have
run, is at liberty 10 come in the above slake-to name and
close by the first day OF September.
SubScTibers-William Wynn, William Williamson, Will
liam II. Johnson, William S. White, and John Farley.
SECOND DAY-A Sweepsiake for colts and fIlies that
never run in a public race-two mile heats; entrance
5000, half fcifeif-with the privilege Of several colts That
have run, TO come in this stake-to name and close by the
first Of September. Now two subscribers, and several
more expected by The time 1t closes.
THIRD DAY -Proprietors' Purse-two mile beats-en-
trance SIS, Tor a purse Of $3.50.
Fourth DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $500-ihree mile
heats-eDtraDce 800.
PUCKETT K BELCHER.
Aug. I. 25-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

FOR TIE. ENQUIRER.
Il Mail Rob6er caught.-A man by the name OF VIM.
Black. a driver OF the Mail stage, was arrestedin the
town OF Charlottesville, on the evening Of the 10Th August,
by Mp. Geo. Pitt, an Agcn, OF the Post Office Department,
Tor the supposed robbery OF the Mail in various places up-
on the route from Pittsylvania c. H., TO Washington City.
Since January last, frequent robberies have been commit
ted on the above mail, and others, on which said Black
had been driving, and frequent efforts had been made TO
detect the offender, but, until the present time, without
success. Black is now confined in the Jail OF this city, TO
await his trial in the Unfted States Court, ia November
next.
Much credit is due 10 the Postmaster General for his
continued exertions 10 preserve the usefulness Of Tho De-
parinent over which he presides, by sending agents upon
aIrouies, when reported de predations had been committed
on the maH-y and by using every effort in his power, 10 in
sure the safely and regularity OF the nail iransmissions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

passing any law 10 rssiore our credit, or relieve our distress,
Mr.. Bhdle kindly coDsentedto do IL, moderately and
gently, at such points as might be proper. He will not for
sake 10 DOW. la The same spirit OF kindness, he has un-
dertsken TO save us FROM The misehiqs Of this Jackson
Congress money, by collecting Il, aud putting u away in
the chests OF his BANK. A lew days ago, the Penn
sylvanian announced that Dir. Biddle had taken up, and
stored away $3.50 600 worth Of tire new half Eagles, aud
repeatedly refused to pay them out for his own notes.
doubtless through tear, that some OF us might some way,
or other be imposed upon by them and since IL has also
informed us, that he has put away more than $3.50, 900 more.
He has clipped the wings of the Eagles. that they may
not fly 10 the way of hk 8 aud 10 dollar notes-.-This Is
truly kindi
The Wings fbeing so good to us country people,) ought
not to remember TO forget, when they tell us SO much
about Jackson mcaey beng counicrteited, that there have
been more than two hundred and hny editions OF coun-
terieit notes detected on the Bank and Branches Of MIR.
biddle. What u pity that Nh. Biddie dont st0so
otcoy all these eounteJeit notes along with the Jackson
money! A PooR FELLOW.
y Niost % these IS notes, by tho by, issued as checks and signed
sy 's PIe,ideu,s OF the Brsnehes-eosirery to tho charter, and afer
the Bank had asked in vain Of Congress, for .he power OF employing
other peIsoas than the President Of the mother Bank to sign thcto
smaller notes. Thus expanding their circulation witheut law OF Ii
censc:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05
lEaeiZcI,s %EXhihifi0m-

q 1 TERPSlCHORE HALL, t0iH re- open on Mon.
day eUentng The Sh inst-It consists OF the follow
ing pieces OF mechanism
The A%nIomaton Chessplayer; The Meodium; the Me-
chanlcal Ibeaire;. the Automaton Trumpeter, the Speak
ing Figures and Automaton Slack Rope Dancers; and the
grand Mechanical Tournament.
Performance every evening, Sunday excepted0 10
commence at half past To'clock precisely-doors open at
= O'Clock.
Abundance so cents, children half price.
~ Tickets may be had during the day, al Mr.. Beck's,
Main street, aud at the Exhibition Hall, or at the door in
the evening. ISept. b 35-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

u To COrrespondenis.-we are compelled TO post.
pone MIR. Z. w. Whites Card about the Southern Lite.
rary Messenger-Hiekory- OnS--Pefr LoUetrufh, on
Mr.. Leigh's alleged Anti Bankism-yN0 Dictator, in re.
ply TO Anti. P%rocIamationist, addressed 10 the People Of
Charloiie--and "a friend to Jackson, because Il Demo.
cTdt," criticislng Mir. Leigh's course, until our next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

We stated come weeks since, that Mf. Moore, Senator
from Alabama, lodged The question upon Mr.. Sfevenson's
nominaiion.-The iactbas been published and re- published
under his besrd-bgt not a word from himself or Gicnds,
IN denial Of the statemcnt.-So slso abou, Mr.. Knight,
Senator OF r.. island, who wished he Journal 10 be kept
back from The President, 10 give az opportunity for econ.
sdeing tie nominaiion.-The fact has not been, aud will
NOT be- cnnlr alicleh-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

Accounts have been received OF The President as late as
The 20 h uli. He was then in pretty good health and i'm
prov ing. tic was TO leave the Hermitage between he
LIT and l0th Of Septcmber, and is expected at Washington
about the lst Of October.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

Che0ing.-The tolls collected on the N. York Canals
up to the 2lst ut. were 1868, SsS-being for about one
hall oil the season OF navigation. What say Messrs. Web
sier aud Ewing TO these signs OF the abandonment of the
Canals, and the distress Of the Times?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

The Wing. OF Wednesday, has attempted TO Offset our
heavy account Of its Inconsistencies, on principle, by a
~beggarly account OF Items of our changes as to men, SC.
These charges are stale, and have been noticed by us
years ago.-One only falls toithin the period since the
Wing was esiablished-and This a miserable misrepresen,.
aiien. And, mark! The Enquirer has been 80 years in
existence, and The Whig only ten.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

81 maj, for Adm. give half doubtful.
INDIANA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

The Whlg quotes from the Culpeper Messenger, just
es'sblished--that ",be Judge (Bsfbou) is always post
poned with these ivan Bufen) people Is IL IL pleased to
cali thcm)--that his beard is not YET groom "--Have =
care gendcmen-You will soon fluid that P. r. Bafbo0fs
Dssfi has RrOtcn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05
HENRICo MEETING.

AT a meeting Of a portion Of the voters of Henrico
county held at Geniry's Tavern, on Saturday, 3Oth Au.
gust, 1884, VIM. b. Plice, Esq. was called 10 The chair.
aud Macon Ford appointed Secretary-Mr Richsrd
kelns explained the obectof the meeting, and made some
observations on the %proprety OF insirucring our represen
.iaIlve TO vote against b. ". Leigh, Esq. aud Mr.. p. Mayo
addressed the meeting, dwelling principally on the agency
oil our Senators III producing The late pecuniary embar-
rassmenIs: Whereupon, the following Iorm Of instruction
was unanimously adopted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05
To John N. Bolts, ESQ.

" SIR; We, a portion oil the Voters OF tho County Of
HeDrico, exercising the rights OF Ireemen, 10 hereby
make known, and instruct you, that il is not only our wish
and desire HAT you not only 30 not vote for II. W. Leigh,
Esq, TO represent us ia the Senate OF the United States,
Dst To use your best exertioDs TO eject =. +. Barbour, WIN.
G. Riyes, or some other tried Republicans 10 that imporisnt
trust"
IL was then unanimously ResolDcd, That the follow
ing gentlemen be appointed a committee to obtain sigma.
lures 10 the insiFIction, TO wiz Col. II. Jeter, Col.
Cooch, J. >. Royal, Capt. r.. Paunsu, Samuel CotlrelI.
Isaac Winston, Capt. VIM. I%IutchisOn, John Carter, AIsi.
j.. i. White, ZAchsfiah McGruder, John Harlow, John
Ally, and DIR. VIM. Min,ou-to which, OIL motion, lite
Chairman aud Secretary we're added.
IL was then TesoiUed unanimously, That the editors Of
the Richmond Enquirer lie requested TO publish tie lore
going proceedings.
The meeting then Adjourned.
WIN. b. PRICE, Chairmon.
MACON FoRD, Secretary.