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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

The Corresponding Committee OF the De-
mocratic Republicans OF jefferson County, aud
all Others friendly, are requested TO meet on
the lst day Of September court, at IL O'Clock,
at s. Stones Tavern, Chsrlestown. on bust
ness deemed important meeting Of the
same committee will take place at the same
house, and at the same hour OF the day, on the
lst day Of the October court for the county Of
Iefrer.on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
Com isstOMer's Sale Of
REAL. EaTATE.

nY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit SUI
No Perior Court Of Law and chaneery foe
JsherSoo County, the subscriber. = commits
sioner for that purposs appointed. will oher
for sale, al public auction. on Friday the
2Jd Of September next, Of 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
before the door Of Carriers hotel Ia Charles
town. the RENERSION 81 which the heirs
Of Adam Eiehslberger. deed, are seized,
dependent on the estate 10 dover Of Msgda.
lena Eiehelberger. widow Of the said Adam.
containing about 80 acres.
Terms Of sale oDe-ihird cash. and tbs
balance IN two squSl payments. at nine ssd
eighteen months eredit--the purchaser Civ
ing bonds With see,rity for the deferred pay
ments. AND the title WITHHELD Until the psr-
chase money y paid
GEORGE EICHELBERGER,
Aug. 25, 1886 CsmmS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

MTtLL ~ 49,. o. Mondsg ne tefh
Wv iastsat. tsfsss ~ Coist iieuss svfg
~ . bsfiasioSh. . ~ ~ LAND saatshsRs
ssest - ssres. seiasa,ns tks inaes e knka
tipst, tamss q. fiasat 80 Nsiihae Haaane.
go = sbsui See miss sssiA - chsfiessasa =.
Tesma nefs kaosa - tte tsT e So
So 9. iesa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

eNHakFfs
Vsalte tuossFibers - fhs Asg chufrh a
~ ksliistuwu ~ rrspeeffaiy rsas,a,ted -
~ - teeif sllssrfipico % ne Fssessfsr gsses,
slasf. - - ~. losa MeCsrdy ~ tqs ti-orr,
Chssahf4isia, aailrsspa u u hnp-d 49, sil
10 hass ss'ssfited siii - prurs,s J. -, -.
~ ths haiidleR ~ ssnsiasesls .sl.,..si !. =
issEs 49, - fsefs . hsad
SAMUEL nEPtEnowER.
eE0tsE CHAMBERLAIN.
lAME9 McCunUT.
DAVID 5ussWHUN
tusiN HAAlA
b'aas csa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
DISSOLUTYOV
OF PARTNERSHIP.


TNiK psrteership FORMED o. she 1T dsy 81
4 July last, for eosdYciing the uiiilisg b,i-
siness, Sy william =. snd Eljsh t.oek, vas
Dissolved BY malusi consent on the ~ me
Az transactions ZOE the n,iil during tbs ron
uovanee Of Inst partnership. uill be settled
BY the subscTiheF TIE snrounts will Be
continued % " ~ psStosfshi9 had hsss
formse Thn sf0giz hiA another s.e.st.-
nifty q tspdefiag bis grsteisi soknoaiedx.
henis 70 bis customers SD the public Zoe
past iaVors. and snotisF opportunity n rirdr.
~ himself % fsdoubis his dllifente. be eli
pc supplied wIth eompsfrui hsnds. I'D b.
lsnts giving more u his psr-ossi susation
70 tas business Ground plaster wiii BE- kspi
ior sale, and plaster ell BE- ground TO- thoss
Eho @sJ bfiug a; 30 short, coy Fsasoaabls
accommodation ths fsfmsr nsy vsat unl
BE- sGoEdsd kim.
wv. lack
charlsssawa Nil, sept =. 1861
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

Gen. Harrison has passed from the Spring.
TO Eastern Virginia, 10 visit his relatives and
the friends Of his early life. lie has declined
10 accept public dinners, on aceoun, Of hi,
position before the people, but he ever,
where meets with the attention and re.pec,
duo TO patriotism and faithful public service.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

Sheep ssHd ERsgs for safe.
NoR sale. 90 youag Stock shssp. ed %
n fat hogs. APply y ths s,bseflbss nssr
Ne White Heuse
SEPT a is1s-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
Public Sale.


INTENDING to remove to the West, the
u subscriber will offer for sale, at his rssi-
dencs ~ miles east Of Shcpherdstown, on
Friday the 7ih Of october, a variety of per.
sousi Property. consisting of
Horses, Cows. 40 head Of Hogs,
Corn by the barrel, uekwheat,
Vinegar by the barrel, one Cider Mil,
Several Stands OF Bees,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Besides many other articles, which IL l,
deemed unnecessary to mention.
Terms made known on the day Of sals.-
sale to commence st 10 o'clock.
will alsc Oder for sale, ON Saturday the
sth, In hepherdsto~n, that large IL
brick Dwelling House. situated A0ffn~
on The corner OF Germsn and ~ tttR
Princess sir"., nov occupied BY kskA3
Thomas q. Harris. The House Is vsry con
venient, and u finished in the best manner.
The out-buildings are all in eompIets order.
The house - we'll adapted Tor sny public
business, being situated 10 the most central
part Of the town.
Will be sold, at the same time, . Lot OF
Ground, situated on Washington street, on
which there IL good Wagon Makers shop,
and hrSt rate BlBeksmilh's Shop, now oc-
eupied by Jacob Rightstine. Also, . set OF
Biaeksmith'. and Wagon Makers Tools.
Terms as above.
JACOB HAYNES.
Sept Is, lsa6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
Rmbfic &nfe.

NNiLL he sold, on Monday neat, before
w the Court House door in G barlestown,
HORSE, SADDLE, and Birdie. belong
ing 10 the estate Of the late Samuel q Stew
art. credit Of niue months will be gi-
ven. WM MOORE. .9Sa,r
Sent. I5 1916
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

The Globe calls Judge Porter, the
estimable Senator from Louisiana, who
is an Irishman by birth and an Ameri.
can in principle and feelings, PADDY
PoRTER!!" This slur at the noble
minded. generous lrishman. will not,
We hope, be forgotten by his country
man. II says that Judge Porter is a
man Of bold impudence"-it means of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

a KILN OF superior paving BRICKS,
a on the RraiLroad, tao mile. from
Chsrlestown. Also few genuine SAxoNY
SHEEP, OF both sexes, descended Without
mixture from Sheep procured from the
importer. JOHN YATES.
hant Is IS16
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

A third attempt, according to the
statement Of the private correspondent
Of the London Examiner, has been
made upon the life Of Louis Philippe,
the assertion Of the public prints to the
contrary notwithstanding. The King
of the French can hardly promise him
self length Of days, surrounded as he is
by enthusiasts, who will effect his de-
struction, If the thing be practicable, at
any sacrifice on their part.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

The members Of the Charlestowu Lyeeum.
are requested IN meet at the Academy thi,
evening, (Thursdayl at half past O'Clock.
By order Of the President.
SECRETARY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

A letter. received a. Bsltiaore, from TaIis-
hassss, Fiorida, uadeg dais q ne sen uit.
the poasea&soa a. Ne iDtisns, peffy ~ sh9n
bed peaelFaied wifhia - abs q Taiishasses
80 slolsa sia hssses--lhst R0wel = rad -
iaes Ne 80 e ~ hest ~ 500 ssysees
iAea ~ ~ tias hsse tseFe be9n 81 rFest fszgs
e q pgsseni isF ths ssfsty - ~ isfritogy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
BALTIMORE CONVENTION TICKET.
roa rREsDEsr,
MAATIW VAN BUREN,.
or Nsss York.
voA VICE PREsrpESr.
RIOHARn N. JoHNaoI.

Fos VICE rahttDkhfs
RICHAAD N. JoHNsoN,
or Ksniuety.
dat I. Col. A. Smith, Isle Of wight.
do g. John Cargili, Sussex.
do J. DR.. James Jones, Nottoway.
do 4. w. r. Barkesviile, Niecklenburg.
do s. Archibald Austin, Buckingham.
do 6. Richard Logan, Halifax.
do 7. Archibald Stuart, Patrick.
do 8. Col. VIM Jones, Gloucester.
do 3. A. r. Harwood, King q Queen.
do 10. Col. J. Gibson, Prince William.
do II. w. n. RoaGe, Hanover.
do IL. Col Samuel Carr, Albemarle.
DO u. w. Holiday. spoiisyivania.
do IL. inmsn Horner, Fauquier.
do IL. Hierome L. Opie. Jedenon.
do l6 DR.. A. s. Baldwin, Frederick.
do IL. DIR. J. ID. Williamson, Rockingham
do H. John Boyer. Rockbridge.
do 10. Col Andrew Beirne, Monroe.
do 20. Gen. Jas. Hodge, Montgomery.
do 81. Andrew Russell, Washington.
do ~ samuel l.. Hays, Lewis.
do %. John Hindman, Brooke.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

II is stated in the Army and Navy
Chronicle that the late Col. Hielman
insured his life to the amount OF six
thousand dollars in the Life Insurance
Office in Baltimore. By the judicious
appropriation of a small annual sum,
this gallant officer has thus been ena-
bled to make provision to the amount
stated, for his otherwise dependent
widow and six children.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
.N0firG.

svOftre.
I'IIE purchasers OF the sale Of the pro.
perry Of Mr.. Adam Viewer, made in De-
eemeer last, ere respectfully notified that
'ner ool'sa''ons are now due and have been
placed IN ny hands Tor collection.
They are requested 10 call and lin the
same before the 2jth OF the present month
By which means they may avoid costs.
ANDREW HUNTER,
Sept 10, IcJh- .flfor. af Lane Se
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

Maryland Is Jet safe. The danger jus, s.-
capped will. We hope, rouse the whig, to q
proper sense Of their duty at the next struggle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
WALKING and Dancing
SCHOOL.

"R. DtGRANDVAI., Profes..,r Of Dane.
I'VE Jog, from New York, respectfully On.
forms the ladies and gentlemen Of Charles
Town and It's vicinity, that he he's commenced
TO give lessons IN Waiting 10 n class Of Esn.
IlemsR, which will eompleis the session on
saturday next, after which be iniends Go
open . new class of Waiting snd dancing
school, provided that ~ subscribers are 90.
tanned. The terms for wsltzing aid dancing
Tor 20 lessons. will be s.; Waiting sIone,
ior class not less than six, - each for .
course Of $50 days, or twelve isssons. Lsdios
residing ~ the county. snd Who ds.,rs 90
take lessons 81 home, will hsvs the Koodne..
10 send their nedr,s, 50 ar stones. stat.
Jog the number % seholsFs. " foF Waiting
OF dancing, and when 10 commence.
be also sniieIPsiss tssebiog IN shepherds
Town.
September 8. 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

THE DASvILLE AFFAIR.-We Learn
that Messrs. James NJ. Smith and Mar
cellus Bell, who were charged with an
assault. sc. on NJ. Thomas A. Terry,
OF Danville, were on Saturday last ad-
mitted TO bail. by the examining court
OF Pittsylvania, IN the sum of $4,000
each, with sureties in the like sum.
Counsel for the State, James Garland,
Esq. and for Messrs. Smith and Bell,
Conway White and William Daniel,
jr. Esqs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
BRAxToN DAVENPORT. C. c.
JEFFERSON JOCKEY CLUB.

A meeting Of the Members is particularly
requested on the 18th inst, (court day. al
Stones Hotel, at } o'clock, P. NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

-
VIRGINIA. { HAeshiag) LOTTERY.
GLAss No. s. for 1886. 10 hs drawn q
~ Alexandria, Va. Sept ~, is3e-7s
No. Loitsry. II drawn baileta
SPLENDID scnEaHi
$50, zoo. $4,000. 5000. 5000, 1000. 5000.
10 psixes Of $1,000
Is do GOO
30 do 600
&c. &c. ke
Tickets oaiy go, halves S, qaartsrs q 60.
Certihe aies Of packages Of rs whole tickets.
sl2O-hslves and quarters IN proportioa.
pTRGLFI.7 (-NorfoLk) LOTTERY,
,LAsS No 6. Tor ls36-,o be drawn a
~ Alexandra, Va, Sept. ~, ls36-7S No.
Lottery, ~ drawn ballots
GRAND scuEnEi
$4,000, 5000. 1000. 5000. 800. I,oIr,
100 prizes Of 600, &c.
Tickets only $40, halves s, quarters q SO.
Certihestes OF packages Of IS whole tickets.
siJo-hal'es and quarters IN proportion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
MAGNIrToENT SCHEME :
$50, 900. $50, 900. $20,000i
GRAND
COfasOltdNfcd EOffRrN.

GLAss A, for ls36-To be drawn octo.
" Der 18th, 1896. at WILMINGTON. Della
ware--75 No. Lottery, 10 drawn ballots.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

The last Lexington. Va. Gazette
says: 1T is rumored that Col. Benton
will shortly retire from public life. -
The Gazette is published in the VII
cinity of Col. Benton's summer quar-
ters." and the rumor may therefore
probably be true. We hope So
Should 1t be correct. we may exclaim,
with the eulogist Of the Botany Bay
patriots. "He leaves his country's coun-
ellis for his country's good"
[Lyaehburgh Nrg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
THE UNION TICKET.
yoa raEsDxxr,
WHITE On HAARrSoH.
yoR VICE PREsrpExr,
JOHN Tyler.
or Tirginis-

Electors for the Slate Of Hrgiaia-
Dhr. I. samuel Collins. Norfolk County.
do Q. John Urquhart, Southampton.
do J. wm. r johnson. Chesterfield.
do 4 Mark Alexander. Mecklenburg.
Do 5. Allan Wilson, Cumberland.
do 6 James Saunders, Campbell.
DO 7. Joseph Martin, Henry.
do & Joseph MeCandli>h. York
do 3. William r. Taylor, Caroline.
do 10. n. w. Carter, Richmond County.
do IL. C.. johnson, Richmond City.
do IL W. =. Gordon, Albemarie.
do II. John L. Marye, spottslyvsnia-
do H. John JAnney, Loudon.
do Is. Charles J. Faulkner, Berkeley.
do is John d. d. Smith, Frederick.
do IL. Joseph Cravens. Rockingham.
do le. Briscoe G. Baldwin, Agusta.
do 10. Henry Erskine. Greenbrier.
do 20. John n. Mathews, wythe.
do ~. Andrew NJ. Fulton, Smyth.
do %. Joel Shrewsbury. Ksnawha-
do %. Moses w. Chspline, Ohio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

Perjury rerarded.-Our readers have
not forgotten the part played by CoLr-
MAN. IN getting up the conspiracy
against Mr.. PoIsDExrER. last winter
was year. This worthy gentleman is
employed as a superintendent Of the
Treasury building. now in progress, at
a salary Of three or four dollars per
day. We have heard that the other
suborned afiidavit-men were also in the
public employ at Washington.-Fred.
Arena.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
A Srcnrr Oaprn-W. A., ,o,a

A SEcREr oRpxR.-we are told.
and on authority not TO be diregarded.
that secret order has been Issued by
the Treasury Department, addressed to
The Western Deposite Banks, requiring
them to hold The specie they receive for
public lands. subject to the orders Of
the Government. Ia other words, that
the specie paid for lands is 10 be sccu-
INFLATED in the form Of special deposites,
so that the Government may have al
its disposal the identical specie paid in.
or at any rate. an amount Of specie equal
10 al srhieA is paid IN. Such an order
would be one Of serious importance il.
more respects than one. and we should
have no doubt what reception il ought
to meet with from the business me n
and the whole community. Before we
express our thoughts. however, we will
thank the Globe TO tell US what are
the facts.-N. Y. Jour. Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

chsFlssiaws WI, sspl :. is3s-li
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02
For TIE ENG UIREk
TO r. w. GILMER, ESQ.

"Wo.th makes the mun, and want oil it the fellow
You sir, would never have been suspected Vi oslIhc-
ton for any thing above clubbing, medium County
Cour, Lawyer and noisy Demagogue, but tor The en-
do1semcnt Of some learned Doctor who edits paper IN
Alexandria, and him of the "Richmond Wing. but
having been vouched BY such crudte and competent
Judges the man. it may be presumed would nave recn
denounced as fool, who w.ud dare contend that II Is
TO YOUR consumm0e rany reference haG and not 10 The
knowledge contained in the little citadel OF your head
BE that it may however, you shall be trealed as
preat man for the present. the better to expose your
great duplicy. meaning as pute man. without anu
Sion 10 your personal character, which Is not put IN
issue. .,
Being lawyer, sir and somewhat acquainted win
the classics YOU of know what is meant by the
.:suGnestio ais and the ''SnpptsSo reTl at lrast
YOU OUGHT or not recognize the sulcency Of your en-.
dosers In your rejecting moments sir: y6"
do you not Llush when in reference TO the handsome
things said OF YOU you appear before an COM
muny in the attitude Of exposing the miserable CANT
and crgiycrsations of the paly advocate IN all your
attempts 10 play the Statesman
Sir will YOU bear with me, whilst present TO your
view how diculousy you have betrayed your thorough
knowledge of and praclised upon the principles q ihoSe
legal maxims which your attention has been caieG
Do you not know, that in your late display oe'oe 'e
House Of Delegates the E1pungtng fesonto'S
you went out of your way, made many gorgeous
assertions and lett the truth untold by hay IN your
maetictious against acertan distinguished otcer oil a
Federal Government, ,choSe shoes you are nor "C!s
to unite" and for other offence save the boon OF re-
snendenl talents and the confidence Of the people:
do not mean sir that these things were OF your own IN
yention-not at al-they were ready coined to your
hands and the endorsers of e7o born h"noTS mac
no inconsiderabe space in the operaon-bu you assert
ed them as true, knowing them 10 be uHtrns-ana 1ol
this you shall have your reward
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

By the ship Mexican, arrived at New York on satur.
dry the fourier and Enquirer has received files from
The citr of Mexico to Nov. 70 and from Vera Cruz 10
Dee. T. Santa Anna appears to be in most critical po-
sitinn. dreadful civil is threatened. The capture
OF the tut Of; Iump!co. which command: The entrance
Of the harbor of Tanrpco, by Gen Mcja, which took
place Nov 18th, had excited great CONSERVATION COL
Gomez, military Gu:rrnor of Tampco still held pos
session of the city, Nov. 18Th All the commerce Of
the port, howrvcr is interrupted, Nlea has posses
SION Of the Of The harbor Foreign merchants
had sent their goods to the British Consulate. large
quantity Of specie had recently arrived at TamPico.
OF the expedition against Texas 1900 men only. UNI
der Scsma, had assembled at San Luis Potos Their
destination will is thought, be changed to Tam
pco where Santa Anna was expected Dec. Gth he hav
ing left Mexico for Pooa Nov. g. Cos at Bcxar
with 400 infantry. Ugascchea his second in command
with 200 cavalry at Alamo-both closely beseged by
Austin aud in want Of provisions. Santa Anna, before
leaving Mexico, had made forced loan Of one million
Of dollars. and had taken with him 3O0.000 dollars
Col. Fazgnrs Governor Of Vera Cruz had made loan
Of 10000 dollars. TO tlolla against Texas. The
city had raised 100000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02
FOR THE EMO UyRER.
SCHEME EOR A NEW RANK


/. Ia II the Merchants and Mechanics Bnnk to be
'''cAan!cs, and not 10 flood the country with Bank
ilpcr
fcr;t il to issue no notes for circulation of less de-
nomination than twenty dollars. and give the holder
'9' 10 demand gold, of United States coin, in payment
" U'e nall the amount, and the balance to be paid IN
choose = 10y
-; Let II be at Richmond with capital stock of two
unions OF dollars. and require it to have Branch at
oI'"'ti and al one two othcr eligible places, with
ao EDITIONS OF this capital as will be necessary for the
respective Branches
r. 10 prevent the Bank of Virginia and Farmers Bank
i S'h'a IRON suffering any Inconvenience by having
- ,r''e Grawn oil TO supply the Bank, and also
SuEicent increase Of Banking capital to the
L,e permit each Of them 10 increase their capital stock
"a,i million Of dollars and require each 10 establish
pFancL the Legislature should think So many
tho > or distribute portions Of the increase among
E;sro Ns"g branches, if proper The branches to
M " notes OF less than twenty dollars and one half,
IA D manner, to be paid in gold.
5&n, al loit, acs certain date the introduction of
80 D'es from other States, in such manner will be
- Til. sc'laI IN attaining the object
"o!d make an increase 10 the banking capital of
6nd ~; '''oils-as much would be safe at present
81 ,iot more than five branches 1t would
h.r oiS The old Banks to make sma increase at
kbs u branches, where necessity might require it,
4i,a ,se therefore, would dfuse the increase Of ca.
lsS almost the whole State, and upon prnci.
at c'y equitable and JUST And it would introduce
bma oS gradually, TO which these States must all
an b.s polishing small notes. If the new Bank and
bM 'es be permitted TO issue small notes, the coun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02
IIyNU.STC4TED.
CU-HJN O.fII@II III
BEDFORD MEETING.

At meeting of number of Democratic Republicans
Of Bedford County, at the Eagle Hotel, in Liberty, III
Bedford December Court 1885. ogreeably to previous
notice. for The purpose Of appointing Delegates 10 uf
Convention be held in Richmond, on the lin DAY OF
January le31he meeting was called to oIder by CO..
Mark Anthony; and on his motion, Maj. William LOOK
was unanimously appointed Chairman, and Nathan hriu'
Esq appointed Secretary. The object OF the meeting
was then explained some length and its proPey ably
enforced b. the then Offered lei follow
mi Of which were unanimously adopted
RESOLVED, That this Meeting that the Dee e;
oates from Bedford County, in the General Assembly OF
Sirona. now in session. differ widely in their political
Vows and opinions of and OF men, from the
democratic Republican Party of this county and OF Vir
cinia deem it proper that this Meeting should appoint
6eegates of their political party and opinions 10
represcnt them in the Convention to be held III hlcll
mond on the 18th of January next for the purpose o,
forming an Electoral Ticket for the State OF Virginia. al
the next Presidential Election l..
Resolred, That ana .La
apnonted delegates to said Convention 10 represent the
democratic Republican party of this county, on all SUD-
iects that may be voted upon by said Convention.
Resolcsd That this meeting deprecates as an ey mucn
to be dreaded and avoided by all prudent and proper
means that the sovereign people of the Uned Sta1es
should not by their electoral colleges elect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02
COMMUNICATED.
1,ItNRERI AND MEETING

A number of the friends Of the present Admnlsra,
ton in the county of Cumberland anxious to avail
themselves of an opportunity ofbeins represented IN
held in Rishmond on the 18th day of January next
for the purpose of nominating Electoral Ticket for
President and Vice presdcn met at their Courthouse
on Monday, the 25th inst Chat being their Court dIy J
when SAMUEL Hobson, Esq was unanimously called to
the Chair and Dr. R. Henderson appointed Secretary
The ob;oct of the meeting having been explained by
Col. Fuqua, the following persons were unanimously
chosen as delegates represent the Republicans oil sao
dolnb Harrison. John p Wilson, John G. Page, Col j.
Isbell and JOS Fuqua-And motion, tie Chairman and
Secretary were added to the list:
Resolred, That the proceedings OF the meeting De
Constellation and signed by the Chairman and Secrcta
~, SAMUEL HOBSON, Chairman.
Ro IIESpERSoS Secretary.