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GFrom our Correspondent. I
Guzeffe OMc. X, isiOI.

EaEfTe OWc, 81 Tt0I, JuTy 81.
Letters received IN this town, from ship Ganges
of this poIt, dated 2Sth March, report her at Bay
OF Islands New Zealand, with 1000 bbls oil. Al
SO IN port, ship Warren, Mayhew, Of Warren,
with 40 bbls sperm and $50 bbis whale o.--
The Bowditch, Gardner, Of this port, w,tife24oO
bbls. and the Benjamin Bush, Collin, Of Warren,
with 600 Lbls. sailed on cruise on the I2th oi
March.
3ist-arr ship Ganges, Clark, from Bay of ISL
ands, New Zealand, 4th April, with 200 bbis
sperm oil, 10 VIM. ii. D'Wo.f Vessels left re-
ported by the Mount Vernon, at Nantucke,-
Spoke, June 18th, lat 20 80, lon 27 80, English
ship John Bagshaw from Liverpool for Calcutta
July 18th lat 80 Ion 5s 80. Fr. ship Commerce,
Ia days from Martinique for IIavre 23d, ship Ma
pies, ll2 ds from Manila for Salem.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold at Pu1mc Auction, on Satur-
day, the 22d Of August, INST, at 2 o.
clock, p. M. on the premises,
a~uA All the right, tnIe and inte-
1:Es@ rest, which Jaales Maxheid, Of
GisiH Burlington, had on the 18th
:. day pt January, 1885, in and
to one undivided seventh part Of u certain
farm or tract OF land, w,.h the buildings
thereon standing, situate on the Nam
Road from Warren to Bristol, and about
one mile from the former place, contain
ing about 60 acres, be the same uore or
less, and bounded as follows, viz east
erly on the main road leading from War
rem to Bristol, southerly on land Of Tho
mas Church, westerly on Warren River,
and norlherly on land Of Barnard Smith /;
said premises being the homestead Of the
late Daniel Maxield, deceased ; except
ing and reserving the interest OF the saId
james Maxfeld, in and to u lot Of land of
about 3 acres, situate on the southerly
side Of said premises, within the above
boundaries.
Conditions made known at the time
and place of sale.
GEORGE Il. GARDNER,
Mortgagee, with power 10 sell.
Warren, August 1885.
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+ Boston Traveller.

Moscheitoes The following preventive
against these annoying insects, we find
in an exchange paper. We hope, Tor the
sake OF the ladies', it may be found effect
ual.
"Attach q piece Of flannel or sponge to
thread made fast to the top Of The bed
setcad, wet the flag with camphoruted
spirits, and the moschetloes will leave tl,N
room"
We learn, says the Norfolk Herald,
that William Gwynn Jones, who was
lately committed to Jail for robblng the
Baltimore Post Office, has been released
from prison on giving 5ail in the sum OF
$4,000, to appear at his trial.
CHOLERA The Nashville Union OF
the 18th inst informs us tilat this fatal dis
ease still fingers IN that city. The eases
Of late have not been numerous, but in
most instances have been very severe. 1t
had nearly subsided ct Murlroesborough.
A woman lately died in New Hamp-
shire, of the dropsy. L, is stated that she
had been tapped, since November, 1903,
more than two hundred tmce, and more
than eight thousand nine hundred gallons
of water, equal to III hogsheuds, drawn
from her.
The rece pts of the Boston and Wor-
cester Rail Road during the last week for
the fare Of passengers amounted to $3.50
81 for freight, 1854 SO. Total, ,s3484
so. Boston Daily ADV.
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,CJS The favor of" W." is in type ind wi
be inserted in our next
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Spoken, July 27th, lat 81 40, Ion 73, brig On
ly Son, from Havana, for Providence, mad lost the
captain [Baker] and second nate.
Al tSavannah, LIST, ship Sarah & Arcelia, Ben
neit OF Bristol from Iiavre.
Arr at Providence, both, brig Enterprise, Cliff
ford, i.n Havana, 18th inst. Left, ship AYuetnet,
Mosher, for Boston, next day MOSCOW, Pitman,
fin Hamburg briss Rapid, Ward, fm New York,
arr I.;h Antelope, Harris, for Providence, soon.
Cid at New York, 23d, brig Exchange, Carr, OF
this port, for P,clou.
Arr at Bristol. 2lth brig Clyde, Bait, 13 days
from Ma,anzas. Cid, brig Neptune, Bradford
Philadelphia.
Sail~d from Providence. oath, brig Aideberon-
20, MaiL swson, of this port, for Lubec.
Ship Sc,ah 4 Arcclia, Bennett. .! Bristol, frorl
ilavre for - >annah, passed Charleston Lar 10th.
Arr at Prov. dence, 27th, brig Rowse, Cady, fin
II avana, 18th ..'st. Left. ship Aguetnet, Mosh-
err briss In. "line. Usher. Fall River, soon ;
Enterprise, Clifford, for Providence Only son,
Baker, do Is.
Sailed, brig George Washington. Peck, kmgs-
ton.
IL Boston, 25th, brig rcob Eddy, Of this port,
from Trinidad. CD, nj dc. 29th, Jacob, Eddy
for this port.
AT Malanzas 1th, bark Poarher. Boweu, of this
port, unc.
AT New York, 25th, brig Fra1kln, Barton, OF
this port, ~ days tiuu Lagouu.
3clh April oil tho Isle, Of Fr. nee, Harvest,
Pckens, no oil
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Arr at New Bedford 2ist, ship Jasper, Captain
Ellhu Clifford from Indian Ocean-last from Sain
Salvador, whence she sailed st June, With u 81
bis oil $50 sp and 2l000 lbs bone. s'loke ~
pr eth in Mozambique Channel, ships iruns.
wick, Stuart Of Providence l2 mos out 90
George & MARTHA, Eddy, New Bedford [9l SCI
18th, John. Almy. do [9l 1000 bis 100 spi
Phenix, Cooper, Sagharbor 1000 April lst AIeie
or, Bailey, Gro,on l9] 1900; FaDa, Liuleield,
Bristol. i5] 1000 Washington, Russell, Dart
mouth 1900 Mozambique, Cox, English 1900
Thomas Millage, Little, ST Johns 700 Ontario,
Parker, Sagharbor 500. Heard from, Avericl,
Sherman of New Bedford, 800 600 spl London
Packet, Jenney, do 200 Cadmus, Adams 500 I;
George, Congdon, Nantucket 400 GraGd Turk,
Bartlett, Now Bedford 1850 r. 50 sp 80 landed
I Fayall Mary, Iiawes, Eng 1000 [sO spl.--
April l7th Good Return, Rowland. 1850 Zephyr
Sevornce 1900 [some spl /; bark Dryade. Tabcr
Rochester 900 tsome sp) Albion, Read, Fairha-
ven 1900. March 80, Atlantic, Mason of this
port, 400 James Munroe, Hudson, no oil.
Arr al New Bedford, July 27ll, bark Elizabeth,
Sandtord from Pacific Ocean last from on Shore
Ground VIA Fernando Noronha, 9th June, with
900 bis sperm oil. Reports at the bay of Panama
Dec 9Th, Forester, Clark, Dartmouth, 200. At
Fouiana, Galapagos Islands, Juno 4tb, Samuel
Wright, Ptinan, Salem, 900; I4:h, George Il
susan, Gardner, New BtGiOrd, 900 Mercury,
Haskell, do 600 bark Wade. Roy, Dartmouth,
500. On OF Shore Ground Feb 18th. Helveiia
Cotte, Hudson, l450 20th, Hero, Smith, Nan
lucket 1850 heard from, Feb 2th, Eagle, Grim
nell, NewBedlord, 900 Rousseau, Luce do 800
Braganza, Baker do 200 Adene, Buckley, New
bury port, 700 March, I'd Foster, Long, Nantuck-
81 $50. Spoke lat 81 Al N. lon GO, ship Auster-
Itz, Hammond, IL days from New Orleans for
Iiavre.
Ship Mount Vernon, arrived at Nantucket. re-
,orts, Jan 18th Huron, Lawrence, Hudson (3l
months out) 1000 bis Benz Rush, Coffin Of this
port (2l do) 600; 18th Rose, Coffin, Halifax,
500 ; 22d George Washington, Warcham, (27do)
400 /; 27th Selma Price, New Bedford, (I5 LAP
100 (; lith Feb Swiii, Toby (20) 1900 Lying
II New Zealand in March, Bowditch, Gardner
Bristol, (3D 23O0 Harvest, Pollard, 1881 $500 i
'ioss, Clark, New Bedford, [22l 900 ; Japan,
iiller, Nantucket. no oil Newburypor, Starbuck
Ncwburypou. Isl 800; Sarah Il Elizabeth,
Swain, London, 1900 Vigiiant, Swain do $500 i
iangcs, Clark, Bristol 26OO Clarkson, Plaskeit,
800 Isabella, Taber, Farhavcn 200 il
Warren, Maybe Of this port, 400. The Plough |
10Y, Brown, Nantucket was spoken of North
ape in March, 400. Oh Curtis Island in March,
.e,i Starbuck, Freeman, Nantucket, 500. Near
>ayigatos Islands, Jan 10Th, WIN Penn, Swain,
falmouth.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.

Ship MAGNET, -, Pacific Ocean.
iL-,- Letters and packages sent TO this Office
free of cxpencc. will be despatched by the first OPP
porluniiy.
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BnIGHroy MARKET, July 90.
Reported for the Boston Patr lot.

At Market, 5000 Beef Cattle, 35 Stores
90 Cows and Calves, 3275 Sheep, and
60 Swine. About $50 Beef Cattle, 800
sheep, and all the swine, were at market
last week. -l5O Beef Cattle, mostly. ol
the best qualities, und all the swine re-
main unsold.
PaIcEs.- Beef Cattlc-A small ad-
vince was effected from the last weeks
IA few very fine were taken at Gas
Cd. We quote prime at 3ls Cd II 33s
GOOD at 2os sos 81 thin and ordinary
at Gas 28s Cd.
Cows and Calves-Prices have improv.
ed. Sales were made at l3, %, %, 81,
%, 80, and $50.
Sheep-Sales quick,a at small advance
Lots ordinary were taken at 8 los
m,ddling los 3D.. lis, is Cd, l2s, l2s Cd;
better qualities lbs Cd, l5s, and lG I'd
We,hers los, 16s Cd, lbs, and l9s Cd.
Swine-A lot Of about 45O, part pigs
which we're left several days since a few
miles from the market, about half OF which
were not selected, were sold today at 4
IL also lot large, selected, al l-2,
half barrows. Retail price D and 6 for
old. and and for small pigs.
Mr. RandolpRs WW.-Thc question
concerning the will Of John Randolph has
been settled-at least for the present.
The Richmond Wing of 2lst inst, says
The General Court yesterday admitted
MIR Randolph's last will-that Of 1899
to probate. For admission, Judges Saun-
ders, Parker, May, Estill, Field and Dun
cau-Against, Judges Smith, Lomax'
Scott, Thompson and CloPton. An APP
peal was taken.
The Richmond Compiler says I:
The General Court renderd their de-
cision in this case yesterday, and have
admitted the will of 1888 to probate
thus establishing the tes'amentary act by
which Mr. Randolph leaves the hulk OF
his estate to the son OF John H. Bryan,
and which excludes his slaves from the
freedom granted them by his previous
will of 1921.
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AFFECTING ScENE.-At Philadelphia
on Tuesday morning, according to the
Gazette osthat city, Mrs. Sarah Taylor
wife Of Evans Taylor, corner Of Spruce
and Water-Strset, was found dead in hel
bed. When her niece went to call her
she was lying in her bed with her foul
children asleep or playing around her
unconscious OF the Calamity which made
them orphans. Her appearance was nat
ural, her countenance calm. Death hat
visited hef with equal gentleness and sud
denness. Two otsner children are twins
under ten years Of age the other two
are younger Her husband Is down the
river at present pursuing his vocation.
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Some evil disposed person tied the fore
legs Of an old horse close to his neck, and
placed him on the track OF the rail road in
Sharon, to bring death upon himself and
some OF the passengers Of the first train
that should pass that way. The plan of
the scoundrel was defeated, and no dam
age ensued to man or beast. The Ga
zette says This is the third unsucccss-
ful attempt that has been made to inter-
rupt the Boston and Providence Rail-
Road in the vicinity of Sharon, and it is
hoped that the perpetrators of such dark
deeds will find that punishment to which
they are 81 richly entitled
Boston Traveller.
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Swanzey, July 25, 1885. If
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1'EN AS

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 5.-lnciligence from Matamo-
ras up to the 2lst u states that Santa Anna had not
yet arrived at that place; and information had been
ccived stating that his army had been dwndled down 10
an insignificant numbcr.-Sania Anna is said is bo-
coming unpopular, and his resources arc exhausted.
Flour sells at $50 at Matamoras.
News has reached this CITY, ria Melamoras of the ar
rival of the expedition of Gen. Mehia Tampco He
has is SAID, taken possession of that place without op
position
Loss. OF SCHOONER SAS FELrE.-The Schooner San
Felipe, hence for Beuzchna, with cargo of cotton and
snndrIes, was lost off Maagoda Bar on her return to
lean armed Schooner, cruizing off that port She
took board so Volunteers and compliment of arma-
ment, to intercept the Montezuma. While standing off
a e Wss G he S and s
lost having repulsed the Mexican and obliged her to
retreat without further molestation. - -.
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POETRY.
~vucuYEr REMAINS uN'cSc.

, - os,b ubmo in attempting to cross Co
taco Get in AnSuma JOHN t. IA1''of' III Int '' 'N
Of hs ago. :, A.. ,,co,l the death Of atfrc-
Soidom has ayh ~ anblc, moral and talented youS
onate oa anu ; veil formerly resided III this city; and
H !, ony fsw months since, to prasl'se ID" az %
" on with the most nattcr'hs prospects VI
just w when thus suddenly arrested ny
o cb Thou he had been but short time IN ms ne"
h' CO.. we arc that lie was highly esteemed ana ne
iI in The community there who, us wei as ms ehus nsc
ie nahizc with his widowed mother and only sister, IN ina
bo following nss hastily pcnncd by him, only four days be"rc
with elanchoy which speedily followed
there is mad something eXqustc oeoutiul ana
Whom the song md the dance smiling around
And the heart heavcs no sigh,
Talk no, o me- of hes narrow bound
Let not die.
Who, the ovc-rod sits ,ron'd in fair beautys smile,
Or lights up her eye, -.
Talk not 10 me Of tho grave tina, while
Let me not de-
yyben the thunder is looming along the storm-coud
And the lightning on high,
Inf not for me the burial shfoud-
Let me not die
When the sun shine, eaily on the glad Garth,
And the merry birds hy -,
Let me not die.
Blu. when sunset and stiffness arc breathing around
O'cr cnrth and DER sky, .
Then, oh then, let my dealii knoH sou"o'
Then let ME die
swect whom sink to my sunset bed
Shall the valley clods lie
And on VIII his last setting ray has sped,
Then let me die
M,he twilight, time bright spirits have power,
And fair angelo nigh;
Soul take thy asht in that hallow'd hour
Then let me die.
I,s remarkable that called upon to record only sho
time since similar catastrophe in the death OF h Iayo cousin
Of tho Army who was drowned, near o"'o"
a few weeks ago. Wat Int
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MTOTICE.-Pursuant 10 Deed Of Trust, executed 10
Ia the subscriber and Charles Thompson, jr by Sam
uc Cochran, bearing date The 3ls of October, 1888,
and duly recorded in the Clerks office Of Hanover Coun-
day of February 1885, if fair if not, the fair day
thereafter, at public auction, the premises for ready
money for the purposes therein expressed the Tract of
Land in said Trust Deed mentioned lying both sides
of Little river in the county of Hanover, and contain
nr three hundred and forty nine acres, which there
is Grst and Saw Mill, lanyard, and various other
improvements Selling trustee, shall convey such
title only as is vested in by the Trust Deed, though
the title is believed TO be good and unquestlonable
J. D. G. BROWN, Trustee.
November l3 oo-wtds
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VARIABLE FARM FOR SAIk- ne SUI"

A VARIABLE FARM FOR sALE;I line; s mo-
"a scrher offers for sale his tract Ct Land lying 10 thG
county of CHESTERFIELD eight miles above tchoHa' -a
v;illia half mile of James River, con'iih''9 10y ~,
of nbou canal portions Of cleared aud wood land MS
Farm has been improved by careful IN , , o aa
the usc of clover aud plaster. that Eeary TIE ""' VI
r nrnduces clover kindly About ~ acres are good
creek meadow, part Of which is H., nero Sra grass
cleared away from 80 Of good tobacco ahd WINCH
nav be broiet into cultivation with very hlle ao"'
'i,y wood land is valuable from It's c"ntIEn'y 10
,hc River and the facility with whic tue wood can he
carried to Richmond. The wood IS worth Gu Genus
nor cord as il stands the land and contracts for the
ra of several hundred cords at that price annually can
now he made. The improvements are nearly new: ana
smIic;rrt for the comfortable accommodation of am
w. The situation is healthy and the water fine. During
nv absence applications may he addressed to my bro
,he Col Peter F. Smith, of Manchester, (who is fully
empowered sell and convey the and or to my Mana,
rcr Mr. Thomas Chrathanl, upon the premises, VINO
Will show the land to persons disposed to purchsse It,
WA JORDON SMITH.
PSI wish also to sell Sc of land. upon most
of which the wood is standing lying within three and
half miles of Manchester adjoining the lands OF Mr..
G a., Ii,II Mr. Fisher and Others J. S.
a., on 4S-f
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WMTILL BIZ SOLD, at public auct"n, for cash, at
Nv the Bell Tavern, in the city OF kichlncnu, on
the both day of December next three likely Negro
Slaves, late the property of Mrs Sarah Duke, dec d.
consisting Of two girls and boy
WILLIAM N. DICKERSON. Comr,
uudcr Decree of Goochiand CircM Court
NJ q Jo-wSW*
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MHAELZEL'S COMPLICATION or MOS
lEH COW, &c.,--Now exhibiting at the Museum
Exhibition every evening. Doors open at quarter be-
fore : o'clock Exhibition commence at half past
seven o'clock precisely. u The front seats exclusive
~ appropriated for chdren.eCl Abundance 30 cent
Children under twelve years Of aye half price lIcS-
the Museum.
December IL. bi-
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HByHE subscriber returns his thanks to The citizens OF
b Richmond and the public generally, Tor me i,"eral
nntronare he has hitherto received aud respectfully in
forms them that he has returned from the Morrill, and IS
rc-opcnng with entire new assortment OF HATS and
Cars all fashionable and res just from the Inanuac-
tories His stock is equal 10 any in this city Tor neat
ness of fashion, variety of quality, and prices Gentle
men in want Of Hats and Caps, respectfully invited
to call on their obedent, CHAS. JOIlNS lON.
N. b. My assortment will be complete in few days,
when u more general advertisement will appear.
December 1. Ill
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BBIClIMoND COUNTY LAND FOR SALE

EEIClIMOND COUNTY LAND FOR SALE
g. The subscriber being DESTROYS and determined to
remove to State, provided he can dispose OF lIIs
lands &C. in the Northern Neck he therefore offers his
public Lots and Houses Stoncy HILL on the most rea'
sonabe terms consisting of tavern, which Is new
house. three stories high containing under the roof eight
rooms and passage which renders quite comfortable,
and we'll calculated 10 entertain travellers, DC There are
icc-house and all other outhouscs necessary at public
pace-all of which has been built since lS:}' There Is
also good well in the yard not to be cxccled by any,
for good water in this State There are about 40 acres
Of land attached TO the lot.
will also offer another lott adjoining the same tract
known by the name of Whites Tavern, containing about
81 acres with good dwelling house, and other out
houses on it, which, with little repair would be IN good
order. -
will also offer another tract, containing 2)2 acres, 5
miles South. West Of Wcstmorcand Courthouse, with
a rood dwelling house, kitchen, granary, Stables and
other necessary out-houScs.
will also offer another tract, containing 5OU acres
I2 miles West of Westmorcland &. la valuable
forest farm. There is good dwclng-honsc, granary,
corn houses Stables &c. and rsrac grst mill, lately
built =
will also offer another tract, in the extreme end OF
the county, containing $50 acres, with good dwelling
house. and other uthousrs on it.
All the foregoing lands. lying in the county OF Ric
mond and Stale Of Virginia. are healthy situations
deem il unnecessary to give further description OF the
lands as those wishing purchase view for them
selves &c. JOSHUA REAMY:
Aug 81. [3l-tf1 stoney Hill, Richmond Co., "a
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MJOTlCE.-A memorial will be presented to the next
y General Assembly of Virginia. praying the pas.
saor of Law for the removal of the seat OF JUS lice OF
the county Of Hanover, more central ana con-
vcnient location than the present.
-,..I.,.IS }o-tf
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WN CHANCERY-VIRGlSIA.-In Chesterfield Coun.
n tv Court, November 9th 1885:
Elizabeth Wilkinson, Plaintiff.
against
James Il. Cox, Admir-. Of Margaret Wilkinson, dec d.
Thomas Cole and Martha his wife, and others, DTS.
The defendants. Thomas Cole and Martha his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the Ac, OF Assembly and the rules of this
Court and appearing the satisfaction of the Court
that they are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: il
is ordcrcd that the said defendants do appear here
the first day of February Court next, and answer the
plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper printed in the city of Rich
mond for eight weeks successfully, and another copy
posted al the front door Of the Court house Of this
ty. A Copy. Teste, l.. NUNNALLi, d. G.
Nnvembrr "a. 5S-wSw
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ERON STORE.-We have in store large and wen
selected assortment of Iron, to which we are DAILY
adding by receipts per almost every packetand otter at
very low prices 200 tons OF the following descrp'oh
viz:
FLAT-Englsll, Swedes, Country and Ulster almost
every size az
ROUND-Enghsh, Swedcs and Ulster, from ia to d.
ancter. -, !.
sOUARE-Enrlisl, Swcdcs and Ulster, from IA to !
diameter.
OEAI.-7-S oval Ulster Iron,
Box band, sheet, hoop and plating Iron,
Nail Rods spike rods: ax!etree inous Tor coach MAKERS
Cro- Bars.
STEEL.
3 tons best American blistcrcd Steel,
IL do do English do. Ql. stamP)
:, do spring steel, from ~ to ~
- do Sandcsun u Bros best Cast Steel, oil the usual
variety of sizes.
4 do Palmer Mould Boards, from No. ! to ~
AXES-Silnmons & Beers make
WORKMAN, McGRUDER " GO.
GO--tlF
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GEORGIA,

UNION PARry.-Lasl ng ht large number Of the
Union Party met at Eufng,ons Long Room, (Alil-
ledgcve:) have been informed that the following
The u S was agreed Wilson Lumpkin, of Clark;
w b. Bullock, Of Chatham; w. B. Motford, Of Ha5er-
sham Thomas Wootten, of Wilkes; Thomas Anderson,
Groves of Madison; Thomas Spalding, of Mcintosh ;
Reuben Jourdan, of Jasper Richard Penticos of Jack
son. and James c. Watson, of Muscogee. The membeEs
of the present delegation in Congress were nominated
Us candidates for the same sation except that General
Bates was nominated candidate to fill any vacancy
which might happen.