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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-30
NEW STOCK
ROOTS g. S III o IL s.
Benjamin Marsh, Jr.,
No. l38, Thames-street,
Has inst received splendid ASSORTMENT Q,
BOOT.S & SHOES-suitabie for

the approaching season,
CONSISTING OF
r AIDES French Shoes, Victoria ties. llar-
IL rison ties, and large supply of Shpps
and Laces, manufactured Of the first quality
of kid and morocco. Also Misses OF differ
ent qualities, and Children's Of all description
and colors-togcther with large supply OF
Ladies' low priced Kid Shoes, good article,
at 62 cts. per pair. Gentlomen's summer
Boots u. 81, so; ditto fine Calf and Seal skin
Boots.
All of the above articles will be sold on MS
favorable terms az at any other store in New
port. Those wishing to purchase will please
call and examine for themselves.
N. B.-Gentlcmen's fine Boots made to
order of French Caltskin, after the New
York style, and warranted to fit.
Ladies and Misses Shoes manufactured to
order in the neatest manner. and of the best
materials. [April 4, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-30
C ONFECT|ONARY
VARIETY STORE.

good advantage.
TUNIIE subscriber has just received, and offers
Il for sale at his store, directly opposite the
Post Office, great variety Of Toys, Fancy
Goods, Willow Wagons, Baskets, Sc. &c
Also, great variety Of Confectionery. OF his
own manufacturing, ut wholesale or retail
Also, Pastry Cakes Of oil kinds. and We'd
Ding Cakes made at short notice.
MAY 1. Il. STACY, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-30

N X. BOUTEITE, SURGEON Dentist
L. respectfully informs the citizens ofNew-
port and iis vicinity, thut he has taken rooms in
the house formerly occupied by DR. Case, at the
foot Of Washington square. where he Is prepared
TO attend to operations in Dental Surgery, in its
several branches. lie offers To insert mineral
teeth in any number from one TO a full set either
on pi,o,s or gold plate, the case may require +;
he will also il decayec teeth, cleanse aud extract
teeth, all Of which is done in safe and the most
approved manner, at reasonable prices.
Dr. Boulelle, while in the study aud practice
Of Dentistry, has spared no pains To make bunsclf
master Of hi, profession and has a,aiIed himself Of
u knowledge OF most Of The recen, Improvements
in the AT; lie confidently trusts that 10 those who
may avail themselves Of an examination OF his
work. that alone will BE- sufficient reronin'cnda-
ton but tc secure confidence Of ALL the lollo owing
testimonial j. inserted from Doct E-,en. Of fto'i-
dence, whose merits as a Dentist are we'll appre-
cia,ed by the public generally.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-30
Cook Stoves, ParIOr stoves
and SHOP STOyES.

4 large supply Of Stoves Of dIiTcren, de-
IN scriptions for Coal and Wood. Also, a
general assortment OF TIN WARE and 9th.
or articles, as usual to be sold at wholesale
or retail for cash, on rs reasonable icsrms a
can be purchased IN the State.
/ Purchasers will do. we'll To call and see for
themselves. WM. l.. MELVILL,
/ July 20. Ne. lii, Thamcs'st
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-30

Also, FOR sale. a first rate second and two
horse Barouchc-
One two horse Sleigh,
Two good second hand Chaisos and har.
nesses, and one light horse cart.
N. b. Persons wishing to hire or purchase,
will please address the subscriber in Tam
ton; or to Edward Stanhopc, Newport; or
!. Bailey Hall, Mlddlctown, my authorised
Agents. ISAAC STALL.
Newport, Dec. 90, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-30
For Sale.

For Sale.
A~A THE Dwelling House, No. 7
fsUsM on Banistcr's Wharf, lately oc-
ss, chpied by Capt. Benin. Downing.
se4 Said House is in first rite order,
is suitable for a small family and will be sold
low.-Also, n SAL. BOAT, Is feet keel, in
complete order. For further particulars, eh-
quire Of JOnS SrrRSE, Esq. jan 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-30
For Sale,
For Sale or 10 Let.

The Estate late the residence
of the subscribor,in Broad.street,
together with the Out Buildings
attached thereto.
ALso-thc Dwelling House next
south, with Carpenters Shop
aud extensive Garden.
three story Coach Fac
,ory,directly opposite with Couch
House and yard.
ALso-the convenient Dwell
Ing House fronting the head of
Broad-street,with u good Garden
to the same.
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TO Let,

A The House in Franklin street, re-
f:Me Gently occupied by Rev. Mr. Dh-
s!: mont. Apply to uEo. C.. SHAW,
2 Newport, or
THOMAS X. MILES, Warchan, p.
March %. Mass.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

higl TONED. liberal. tnaenaninons. opeu-heafit"' IN
unisiye. confdlng, liospltahie. Many al mem As
free and hearty fellows. fund 81 vine. aud ct Tie az
elements uf ihe chase. 81 gaming aud OF racing
Tliey are ulabnish. and oi cnuisc esteem 'heir own
States. as we'll as Their own titciples and 'nsuiu-
ions more hight than any others, which - no.
a, all singular Il would be less noticeable. how
ever, il they veu not quite 50 much d'sPoseo 10
brag.
have seen some Snnilicrn la1ics who have startled
ne by the apparent masculine strength OF thrif
minds. There was one Who eXpsiiated largely 10
me on the political economy Of the sonili' rs faS'
pypietis-fIs prospects. AND the importance OF a ~
rect trade. ! heard a native. uueducaied areolr' wv"
possessed the tempered . Damascus blade ana i"e
e,r Of a flcon. oneo tate . gentleman WHO lad f.or-
tally attended her-her curling lip expressed unmit'-
gated scorn-evcry word was tic heenest dagger
every lash of her eye Wis an electric shock ana he'-
~ have Witnessed. excepting Mcneiee's speech a.
rainst Duncan. u more dIe.dfnlly exro,iallhe stf'in
Of i~nvective. But ! have seen the sams lady as : a
reed broken by The wind on will meet more IRE.
anenll, Southern ladies of he m:ldest iemrers, and
The most exquisliely feminine natures. Many 81 mem
may possess less grace. fewer ecofnpIislmenis l'ss
pl, seal elasticity than Northern ladies, aud noiwiih-
standing the appearance Of soltncss ana extreme ue',
icary, which they may derive from theIf c"i'a'e anu
nothing -fo.dn sort OF life. may sometimes seem 10 -.
mount to lsngour and Inbeciliiy' yt Their iorihnde,
drynteduess. and cqnapimlty al mind, IN time ol
nal aud danger, could not be surpassed, II equal
iei.
What is called The " height Of the season at TIN
White Sulphur Is about the middle oil August
There isa eay ball each alternate evening, and
=" deer drive Two or thtee times a week. villa
with the hounds. horses, negroes, various characters
sulphur waller. &c, the daily scene Is motley ans
ohrqucred enough o maxi a slsli OF two or tlire'
weeks qnitc agreeable. II YOU stay beyond That, IN
time IL " mighty apt Ia dag.
Wuhin y day'srde OF the White Sulphur, south
arc llrce Other public watering places, besides iilos'
of the Sweet Springs. Of considerable uotc. lin
first YOU reach Is the Salt sulphur, the next the Re'
Sulphur, ndlsstly The Grey sulphur, all Of Which an
feputed 10 be delightfully."- situated, and possess man.
other attractions. The Red Sulphur water Is be
lleyed To be elicarious IN pulmonary complaints
having, as is sad. a soothing aud sfdsliye elect. |
IL one oi The most popular Of The Springs.
Wulln a few miles OF The Sail "a i cavr, called tn
Blowing Cayr, or the Organ Cave. A current Of Al
tusbcs nom with latce st lieitut 10 PROSTATE tb'
giassand weeds several yatds frum ITS muuth. On TIA
Top ni he mountain Is . IN ii sheet OF water oalle
Sall Pond. which, Is s,ly feet deep aud perfect
transparent. Small tocs may be seen standing u
The bottom AT me 81 lis ekitetunles.
Ia, td. August, 1899. TnE Enron.
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LExINGroS, Va, Sep. 10,
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

We announce with the grratest satisfaction. thar
our Cole e has opened must auspiciously that n
large number oil young men have already malriculd-
ted and others are daily coming IN. This session
viii be the best whIcll The Old College has known IN,
many a day, and from our knowledge Of the p,o(e..
sofs w itei st'e III assuring arenis and endtdiats.
tilat' lhtie Is no institution IN which their children
and wards could be enlered, Which promises such
excellent results. The location is loalIhy-rhe So
eiely IS eood-i!!"P Professors are able and exceed.
wi qualified for their slations-indeed every
indueemrnl which can operate upon parents vii be
found here. Although It's prospects are now so
far, we should not relax our exerious.
Ihe Female Academy too, is doing well-and
while We appeal TO our lttendS in behalf of Washing
ton College, We hope they viii moi BIO unmlndfui OF
our Female school. 1t well deserves tie Patronage
OF the people. Soiaf thai patronage has been llbe.
rally brstoW cd-and we feel safe in predicting its
oonunuance. | he cause Of Education Is a noble
canse-onr own institutions deserve suppuri-lei
them be tflumphautly sustained. PdLeg Star.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
Col. Crozet. General b. Peytou. Col. Dorman.
Hugh Barclay aud DIR. Leyburn cf tie Board OF
' isllors, are now IN SESSION IN this place. The,
have met Tor the pun pose OF selecting the Cadets
We shah be able 10 make known the result in on,
uext, m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

Libel Suiis.-The editor Of the Corner D II"qat-
rer has gone 10 Cooperstown. itseems, there 10 plead
IN an Indictment for az alleged libel against James
Fenninore Cooper. We do not know what precise
phrase or passage used in the Conrieris the libeilots
matter complained Of; but assurcdly 'the largest
liberty. in critieising works, such as some OF those
r Mr., Cooper, is not to be restrained, even though
that gentleman may now and then prevail upon a
prard Jury Of his townsmen to attempt To muzzie
this liberty BY criminal indictments. which, beng
carried on. so far rs lie prosecution is concerned AT
The cost Of The STATE, leave Mr.. Cooper free from
charges, while, IN dny crcnt, .hey expose the opposite
panty TO heavy expenses.
We hold unhesitalingly 10 the doc,line, that a
reputation lrooh hqrino needs not he bolstering of,
aud cannot be improved by, the most successful Ii
bel suits-while any reputation may suffer from \
failure therein. N. Y. amer.
TOO GOOD 10 BE LOST.-We find the fol
lowing communication in the Albany Argus of the
ood uit. To those WHO. like Mr.. Bloore, find it i'm
possible To take a litlle,'' we warmly recommend The
like conduct.
alt is related Of Doctor johnson, that when urged
by a friend to take a ltllc wine"-he decliued the
polite solicitation, rcma,kinc. Il have foundi ii impos-
having become satisfied that he is precisely in the
Doctors situation. las resolved hetellter to deny
himself all indulgenccs of the kind.
A communication Of this description, may by some
be thought obtrusirc but lest he should hereafter be
regarded as unsocial by those friends with whom he
has occasionally ind ulg in a "cup of Kindness
and 10 save The necessity Of personal explanation MS
be bees leave to offer 10 them. collectively, an anolo.
Nv. which he hps no doubt viii be entirely s%atislac-
tory. } BLOOkE.
Waterford, August Goth, 1897"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

MoNTEvIDEo, July 9Th. 1899.
| have TO 'nlorm You that a shocking assassination
took place OF Buenos Ayres on the 2Sth uli., in IN
Senate Chamber. 1t appears that a mob had col
lected, aud III, he'd in upon the Senators, and imme
dlatels sic" the President, Don - Maza, in h.
chair, The only victim then sought toi. Aiterward
they sought oui bis son, a colonel of a regiment quar-
tered in the CRY, whom they shot. This mob con
sisted Of the Government party. and although Gov
ernor Rosas has m grIS0ned "A vast number Of tie
said mob, yet there are strange ~tchisperiass about h,
affair.
Cullen has been sho,. and it is said that some cor.
respondence was found upon him when arrested, that
compromised Maza or MaSa aud his son, which may
account for their assassination.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

ly eri,sens Of Memphis. ia be me" OF le'pre.aoan.s
l,cse men wcel from Giles county, ennfsse..
There is rrra, excitement in Memphis ab"u, u.
will appear in a few days. aud II II lS'pe ssss
who will .olunieer in less than Two weeks. am
determined 10 90"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16
- i" Q bOiieH and a bherf,
A static, u wallet, and a moiull eude.

a stnne, q wallet, and a nOiull cude.'
" Give US neither povtrty nor riches" is the pray.
or Of true Wisdom.
was siruck with the lordly paiade which dis.
unguished The auisal Of sone Of The Southeto MAJ,
tiers. You will see a phmIor, perhaps, driven In
me doof ME Jehu, by a young man with a broad
"f'n fneu summer hat, who rIseslfom his sent viii
tbe sia,eh ana measured movement Of a ch, yaler-
ms is the eldest son-he oideis preparations for The
'si"ht. D'feciIy you see a double carrag, Gilrd
~i'a 'emiies' and by ITS side a bold Young eones.
tran u is rear - covered baggage waco aud =,
"'aie an" a female sersani-pethsps behind ,ba, +,
Sniksy; a middle aged gentleman on hu,s.h.al
ridin > slowly, with another son by hts s,de an1
periiAp. stili In the rear here will be a pepro ,a,nn
> line pony. intended iof ladies' riding. Wh., ',ha
train gathers at the Cabins destined Tor ,h,, -.
c"mmndsi,oa. y. u woulG suppose a caravan had ar.
rived. You will observe seve., or eight white per.
scns, i've or six negroes. and at lea eight or ten
sssvses, and baggage enough foi a furtih "ation. The
and attendants dash abou, The - VIII The
Most "sfen'ati0us disposition 10 accommoo. lie to
serve and TO please. Such an arrival ls roo yaI,.,. /
s,e 10 De sf'gtted. Such = train will always find &C
s:hsnodaf'ons,s even al the height of the seaso,
= . so'hafy
? ~ o'.ne Southrons are remarkably ind d;s,.
$3.50. ~ s'", iac'tuf' aud supercIion., and I ,r,.
'""y dod' ignorant Some Of them. on ,ts
:, : sery c"i''nunic. tive, familiar. am,ahI.
"s "'"geoi' lie average character pe,L,n. !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

COZ. DAVID CROCkETT-Ex,rac, of, LET
ter from holy springs 10 a gentleman OF Wileelrpo.
dated 22d ulltmo: "
1T IS stated that Col. David Crockett is We, alive.
anu IN Mexico, working IN The IN mes. Tb,re we,e
men, who were known to be in he battIe of Al
'no' passed through Memphis few days ago. who
say they escaped from the mines in Mexico. and ,b,,
was certainly tIcre-thcse men arr lnown
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16
From Tic .N.m York laeyjcoy. S.,,

'"e rftsident Of the United States. nuhthe Sec.
80 :, var was M Buffalo on Moulay. and was
''e u a pubic reeeptop on the part OF the
.''Hehs ana OF The troops, regnla, and nlliril-,be
""oie under c%om"and of Col. BaokicaR. nt the
| nltcd States Arnt. " w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16
OFFICE.
Richmond, va.
& A = + A l. z r Y f.
100000 Dollars.

LOITERf AUTHORIZED BY NE.
= Il a n OF M IL
To erect a Torn Hall and other Buildings ia h.
City Of Baltimore.
CLASS No. ONE, FOR 1899.
10 be positively drawn in the CITY Of Baltimore, OF
Wednesday, September 18th. 1899.
Undr the Superintendcnce of Commissioners.
d. S. GREGORY & Co. (successors Of Y ate, 4
Mlntyre,) Managers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

me Zen Rutland who recently made a cow
ardly assault upon a young eentlrman Of 81. Ions
says IN a Publication IN The 81. Louis Rebuphcan ::
~ l were SPIT a., OF told To consider myseifLick-
ed OF slapped, II seems 10 me the indignlty would be
As great as II done
slapped ~ prra" VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16
a WESTERN LOVE LETTER.

The EIncinnat, llnmorjsf, u new papcr rerrntly
STATED, contains the following epistIe from a .pal IN
Illinois, to her liver ia Pennsylvania.
.S1speadefsbwg. Away in the Ill-you-
nos, April the 2lh.
i o00-elght hundred and 30 nine.
Ny Deer Dcre Henry-i embrace this onpo,
clloona, TO let gu kuough rs how nm had a spell
OF tie aigtir, and hope illeos few lines my fad Won
%euJoying The same Gods Blessin! WHY don't ,ou
onely RTE | line 10 tell your %sufferin kathtun ali A.
u Ut hef petty sweet Ilenty-my tnrkie dove-my
phging--ny deer dcme henry-how my poor sole IS
longing Tor Your sweet volee-thlnk hear him singing
y"nhy doodell as hc kums from his pillow now. Ma
~ melden has got IL baba oh my deer henry IL,
KUN out aud lets g., marrud.
so no more nj present, but remain your lovin,
kATHRUN AN TILDEN.
To my swhei henry.
+. Pdrt Settaad.-Jeems Basle,t has RACED =
moo house, aud sally does 1--we 50 snug. but she fits
hun snmtimes when he's a little Anthony over. NV
sweet henry lets US keep house, aud # YOU Inv me.
wont wllp You Indeed, nor wont look al no body
else, 80 wont. Daddy, sais MS how must Al,
matiiud, because I've lei IT run on too long all cndy.
so NJ more al present, X, \. r.
p. S.--Fdti Third.
my pen is bad, my ink is pail.
my lup TO you shall nep.ur fale,
iof henry Is my own tue Iuy,
my Lark, ny Duck, my tutkle Dove.
so no more Al present.
X. \. TILDEN.
7 S.-Nofc Boy Mothers did, aud Robert has
so no more at piesen, from you, living.
10 my DHre henry over the Nallysanecs in the
feenusylSania State,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

Prdcticc rcrsus IHeory.-ln 1880 there was but
one chartered bank in Mississippi, it's capprlal $3.50,
900. The legislation Of thai State has b. en- for
some years in The hands OF the administration party.
thu Processes 10 be warmly oppostdto paper money,
and Those Fraudulent iasttaiions. the Bank
From a statement OF John Ciusoe, Esq. a oandi-
date for The Office Of State Treasurer, IT appears that
since 1880 the progress has been US follows
:. La LEO. plantefs, Bank rhaflere1.
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CANAL TOLLS

A eomparaiiye statement of tolls received GU 'he
York Stale Canals, rs lollo"s;-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

The Commercial Advertiser Of HAT place de-
sorhes tic pageant a. orderly, dtcorous. aud very
cold.
It ceriainly remarkable Thai The President and his
Cabinet should find 80 much time Tor summer e1-
cntsinns. seeing thai. hrlsiolore, the ibeefy and lie
practice both. have been. fhaf tlieir pubic duties re-
gulred all their time and attention. 0
There has been. among other things, a delegation
from Florida. chasing The high fnBctionarIes. who
are now pereqrinating through New 1nIk, all OYER
the State. The proposition with which they are
said 10 have been charged was, to be SUE, not = very
modesl one. beng 40 other Than that The Uniied
States Government should withdraw all the regulars
from Fiofiifi, and abauIon the wholc conduct oi
he war there to Gov. Call and his nflnia-Dncle
sam, ii being understood, standing by, the while, as
Pay muster.
Tie reception given 20 this suggestion vas, II Is
added, not very gracious, as, IN sooth, one can lhfd-
ly perceive how il should be-seelng that the pto-
position ano.nis 10 nothing less Than Thai the / ed-
cral Government should acknowledge is iuconlpe-
tency 10 conduct affairs in Florida, and consent to
place both the honor and the pnfsestfings oil tAe ma
lion in lie hauds Of 4 territorial Governor.
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cts, $3.50 o.
Do do % Half do l25 o.
DO do % Quarter do 62 y
DO do 25 Eighth do 81 q
o. Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerif
cafes OF Package $ in the above magnificent Schem'
WILL receive the most prompt attention. and an off,
cial account Of the drawing sent m ediately after
IS over, TO Ill who order from US. Address
ID. S. GREGORY &Co., Managers.
Richmond. Va
AUGUST IL WV if
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To my swhet henry.

= NJ T'0T' "7 TFVSVH 7 TlUIl YOU InNInC.
~ kATHRUN AN.
10 my D'ro henry over the Nallysanccs in the
Pennsylvania State.
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~ EF"FF"ENFH'
Is ril1i liant s c II e IN G :
pesides lfize} oil Observation-Disclosures
SiO-and lowest prize $50.
as Number LOttery--l2 Drawn Ba!IOfS

Tickets only S20-Halves SIO-Quariers 5
Eighlhs So 30.
Certificates Of Packages of25 Whole Tick
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4 Ediggjie F.iEH far SQie

j
FE7iE subscriber, desiring 10 c"nine his attention
81 lfcly his profession, offers for sale valuable
and fertile Tract Of Land in the county of Fauquer,
cnmmonlv called WAvEELY aboula mile and halt from
Wnrrenlun and imme darely the reed leading from
that place to Lees bite ST. phur Spring. Situated in
n popunus neghborhood. which is not surpassed by any
in the STATE in point Of either health or intelligence, and
within miles the White SUI phur Spring, il furnishes
most eligible seat fyr private residence. il contains
81 81 Acres II is well watcrcd-has about two hun
dred acres in woods divided into fields under
good enclosures with %o sna orchards, aid has three
fine meadows which yielded last season nearly Thirty
tons Of hay large proportion Of this tract is under
stone enclosure aud exclusive Of one Two Gnarrs,
there is stone enough it to construct lis outer cnco
sure Frnn its improved condii!on-I,s valuable low
grounds a5e injury from frsshcs, and its sus
crp,ibi.y Of improvement from the use OF clover md
MASTER it is we'll calculated for both cultivation md graz
ing The dwelling house and farm buildings with some
repairs could be rendered comfortable.
Nm. W. WALLACE,
Feb - lSS-12l1 Harrenton Va.
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- O.u.uur7csTED
PJpLIC MEETING IN POWHATAN

Ala meeting Of the Republican voters OF The county
Of powaian held al their Courthouse, OH the an INST
(Court day. rr the purpose Of selecting canuoae ior
their suiares a, tie ensuing election OF Delegate to
represent sad county in The next General Assembly Of
Virginia. and also for the purpose oil eecng De!eEatfs
to represent them in the Convention OF The NePuhlcan
party in V.rgna proposed TO be held in the cry os kc-
Inond, on the Sd Monday in March ncxt-Dt Abner
Crump was called TO The Chair and Joseph Wren was
appointed Secretary.
Tie objects Of the meeting having been explained
and reasons for ac,oa the above mentioned subjects
having been urged by Mr.. J. W. Nash-he nominated
E;aier Jacob aIchaux the Republican candidate Tor
the county election in April next, which nomination
received unanimousiy the appreciation OF the meeting
Dr. NJ X Murray, md Captain j. e. Purler, ana j.
Wren were respectively nominated and elected dele
gates 10 attend The proposed Republican Convention IN
Richmond in March next .
On motion, Rssylrsd, Tia! the chairman inform Maj
Mchaux OF his nomination. and request him 10 accept,
and to signify his acceptance OF the same.
On motion, Resolred That the proceedings OF this
meeting be signed by the Chairman and Secretary ana
that they be Sc nj to the Editors Of the Richmond En-
ouirer and of The Richmond Wing, with request tna'
ihev will publish The in their papers respectively
On motion, this meeting then adjoutned' o
Jos WRyY, Sterstary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-19
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