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bank Vote TabIe, corrected weekly,

-e~sA-s
YAzoo CRY, Oct. 1899.
Commercial Bank of Manchester, par.
Matches Banks and Branches, d0
Commercial Bank 81 Rodney do
Union Bhuk at Mississippi. do
West kcIeciana Is Road q Bankina Co. do.
Commercial Bank Columbus. ct do
Bank 81 Lexington,
Bank Vickebure, sol
Grand Gull Bank Q5
r.. r. Bank 81 Ficksbnrg 40 s
Lake Washington eel Greek
RsR Banking GonpanY 10 s.
Tonbi9by r. r. Banking Co so e
Water works BIZ. Vicksbufe, 40
Citizens Bank, Madison co. so IS
Brandon Bank, rs
Benton s. Manchester Rs RsCo.97O
Holly Springs Real Estate Bank, No Sale,
Bank of Grenada
posi- NOTES.
Com Bank Manchester, l2 mo. TO pr dis
mo par
Natchcz Banks Is mo 10 pr 8 die.
due in Angst par
Union Bank Of Miss Y mo, 10 per cent dis.
SO IS mo pr c dis &
Com. &R. n. Blk Vicksbnrg u 4io so pr dis.
Lexington Bank. i2 mo 90 pr dis.
Real Estate 5 mo 10 Pre- dis.
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AIe..I .II1I,Tl en-

VIE cospartnership heretofore exciting
under the firm Of Swartwout, Ford &
60. IS this aay dissolved by mutual consent.
The Books and Accounts are placed IN the
hands 81 John j. SWartwolft who is alone
authorized to sign the name 81 the firm IN
liquidation IL. SWARTWOUT.
r. III. FORD,
CIIAS. Z. PEASE,
BY III. TT. PEAsE, Atty In fact.
Yazoo City, June is, 1889. I2-tf
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AVNUNCIATT 81 !.

fF The NAME OF no CANDIDATES FOR ANY
OFFICE, WILL BE ANNOUNCED, WITHOUT THE
ORDER BEING ACCOMPANIED BY THE CASH.
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LAW NOTICE
LOIIN MURDAUGH,

AttO1'31ey Gt AlGlCs
I'D ESPECTFuLLY informs the publici that
intending TO become permanent cltlHeH
ana resident Of Texas, he viii leave a2oo
City, Miss, for Houston. Texas on Of shout ine
irst eav IF November next He respectfully OLE
fers his professional services 10 those having bu.
siness in Texas and viii attend % illegal ctdimS
Of every sort, both real and personal
For the settlement Of bis unfinished business
and affairs generays persons are respectfully re-
feffed ID future 10 his late partners IL w 'auash-
anboss, Esq, Of this place.
nj. B. H6MER3
1stsssfss1 r wv. CUAcKENBoss.
Yazoo CITY, Sept 90, 1889.
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WING MEETING.

At a large and respectable meeting, held
at the Washington Hotel, in Yazoo City on
Wednesday 9th inst, for the purpose of de-
Gliding the claims of Mr. Grayson, or DIR.
Holmes to an election for State Senator,
N. G. NYE, Esq was called to the chair, and
= Mr.. ]. J. SwARTwoUT, appointed Secretary.
After some Complementary remarks made
by DR.. Holmes, he Withdrew his name from
the nominating ticket.
On motion Of r. M. Corwine, Esq, it was
unanimously RESOLVED, That the thanks of
this meeting in the name of all the wings
of Yazoc county, -tandeEad to -IAr Her.
Holmes, for the self sacrihsing spirit, which
he has this day manifested in favor of the
success of the wing principles by his volun-
tary declension for the canvass for the state
senate from this county, atthe Nov election,
in favor ofBeverly r. GTayson, Esq.
On motion Mr.. M. T. Hoff, it was
ResoEred, That Union be our motto; that
we will support the regularly nominated
wing ticket throughout. While-we have the
strength, let us not loose the victory, BY
dessention.
On motion of r M. Corwine, Esq and
seconded by George B. Dixon, Esq, thai
the t4oceedings Of this meeting be singned
by the chairman and Secretarys and pub.
lished in the wing papers in this county
On motion Jas r. Creecg, Esq, and Sc.
conded by Mr. Reid, Esq. thatthis meeting
adjourn.
N G: NKE Chairman
4. Swarfvoilt Secretary.
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SI1ERIFF'S SALE.
Washington Dorsey
RetnrneR

- 10l1 H. ~. sOsi!l. aDove stated execution
: virtue 3sf Rgcted, from the Hon. Circuit
c., 81 Yazoo county, Twill expose to
,,ai,ssc sale on Monday the DIST day of Oct.
4ext, at the Court House door, Id the town
Of Benton, within the hours prescribed BY.
last, the following property, TO wit. one
being in. YazoO City, formerly 5n1aHJilE aud
and levied on as the property Of Silas M.
Joslin, TO satisfy the above stated case and
cost. P.BUFORD, Sheriff;
BY +. ~. WIRELESS, d. S.
60 N 1000 r. e. dhg1 1O-dt
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NOTTGE

CtOME time about the 18th 81 last Niays
- Mr.. GEORGE w. TYSON obtained my
acceptance of draft for S. 1855 IL che DRAFT
specified to Be the amount Of Judgment ~
the suit Of George ~ Tyson g Co ". John
M. Fuqua and Thomas Kearney. It's pay
able to the order ofGeorge " Tyson g 20.
sometime Tia Delember next. Ai perons
are hereby notified not 20 receive tho sanes
as it was iIaudnlently obtained and will not
g, D. GIBBS.
Sept. 90, 1899. 1i-5t
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NEW FTRW

NEW FIRM.
TnAYIDG G. MOORE e JOHN +. SMART
- WOUT, (late SWartwout, Ford & Co. J
have associated themselves in business ln-
der the name and firm of moore & SWART-
WoUTs at the old stand Of SwartWout. Ford
g Co., where they intend to keep full and
complete STOCK or MERCHANDIZE.-
Their old friends are invited to call.
Yazoo City, June 18. 1899. 12-tf.
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a sITII AlI,I(lN ~ ~ . 'I.Il.

,onno man 81 good character and STEADY
business habits, Is DESTROYS Of procuring 3
situation IS oyerseer; BE hos been engaged ~
that business for long time, aud hos gwen unit
versal satisfaction. For fuflher pafllcul a. eh-
quire s. this Office Aug. 1889. 4st'
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SHERIFF,S SIZE.
Turner and Hayes, ct. al.

Turner and Hayes, et.al.
p Frizcll, Holmes county Circuit
Us fi.sfa. Court,
=. Bullock, ct. al. To Oct. Term, 1880
virtue of the above stated execu-
tons TO me directed, from Tie honora-
bic Circuit Court Of Yazoo county, Mi, 1
win sell for cash, to tie highest bidder, at
the court house door, in the town of BEN
ton, on Monday the 9TH day of October
next, within the hours prescribed by law,
the following property, to wit: a stock Of
goods, consisting Of clothing Of every des-
cHption, wool and fur hats, MsAnaw and
Rose blankets, negro brogans, fine boots
and shoes, cigars, furniture, &c. Levied on
as the property of Wade III. Turner, to salts
~ the above stated executions and costs.
p. BUFORD, Sheriff,
BYE WI. Wheless, ID. IS.
The above sale is postponed un-
I'll Monday, the 2Ist instant.
Sept. 10, 1880. lI9r. fee Sl2 OOl14-2
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Stephen Howard
Same
Ys.
Same
10y virtue Of the above stated cases To-
me directed, from The Hon; Circuit
Court of Yazoo county, Mi., retlrnable to
the November Term, IA. ID. 1889, of said
court, viii sell for cash, to the highest
bidder, on the premises al Stephen How
ards Saw Mil, on the Yazoo river, half
mill below Yazoo City, on Monday he 18th
day Of October, 1899, within the hours pre-
scHbed By law, on said day. the following
property, to wits 5 mill saws, mill chalns
set &C blacksnith's TOOLS set carpenter s
tools, household and kitchen furniture Of
every description used a the Steam Saw
Mil al levied on to satisfy the above stat
ed cases and costs.
BUFORD, Shit.
By W. WHELEss, d. S.
The above sale IS postponed lIIl-
til Monday, the 2lst Instant
Sept 7th. 1899. Cpl. Zee S SOY 14-2t
saE3 IFF'S SALE
IN. e.. NYe,
IS. fl fas 10 October Term, 8 80.
Dean and 0liphant
n Z virtue Of the above stated &. fa., 10.
me directed, from the Hon. Circuit
Court Of Holmes county, Mississippi will
expose e public sale at the court house door,
Ia lie tow az Benton, fol cash, to the high-
est Bidder between the hours prescribed by
law, on Monday the 7th day q October
nezt, all the right, title and irtereat IF John.
Dean, q and to the following town lots q
azoo Citys to Wlt:the east half Of Ot no.
sos, aud ali Of the lots Nos. $50, 351, 41e,.
452 II3 Levied on as the lopeTty Of ohm
Dean, to satisfy this case and cost.
BUFCRD, Sheriff
BIZ Thos, Hall y. S.
Vic above sale IS postponed lIll-s
I'll Monday, the Ist instant
Aug. 20 1899 Tee SOY 81
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-. swartwont seeretaTy.

DANIEL. WEBsTER. Our fellow citizen,
at the last accounts, was in Scotland, where
he waits to attend the tourment, Ia the
meanwhile making tour through the high
lands and among the Lakes His reception
every where was very hattering. In Hol-
land he was treated with marked attention,
and is in fact the distinguished guest Of eve
~ place he visits.
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Wade II. Turner. ct Al

j
u virtue Of the above executions, 10 me
directed from the Hon. Circuit Court
.of Yazoo comfy Miss, viii expose at pub
lie sale for cash,at the Court House door in
the town Of Benton,on Monday the 9TH day
of October next, al the right, title aud inte-
rest Of Wade II. Turner, ia and 10 the fol-
lowing pfoperty, "a wit:--lot No. 10 and lot
No lS IN Yazoo City, known and described
on the Map Of said City in that part known
as the CommoRs,all levied on as the proper
~ Of Wade u. Turner, to satisfy the above
stated cases and cost
The above sale is postponed un-
Oil Monday, the 2Ist instant.
ALSO
Lot No. 81, lying and being in that part Of
The city known as the Commons: levied on
10 satisfy the above stated cases and costs.
Sale to take place on Monday, the DIST day
Of October next.
p BUFORD Sh'F.
BY THos. HALL, ID. 8.
August 2S, 1899, l4--2t lpr fee % 503
SHEER IIel9'S SALE.
Vincent Galloway, Choctaw Circuit Court,
- - -ets ~ = CDluAly AStALA5
IS. W. g. DAVIS 1910.
virtue 81 The above stated execution
- e me directed, from the Honorable
Circuit Court Of ChoctaW county, Mi, re-
tuFnable 70 the February term, 1910, Of
said court, ! will sell for cash, to the high
est bidder, at the court house door of Yazoo
county, on Monday the 2lst day Of Octo-
Der next, within the hours prescribed by
law, all the right tile and interest that a.
". g, Davis, has, in and to the following
to Wit;-One lot No. l64, situa-
ted, lying and being in Yazoo City, former
~ Manchester, Mi, known and designated
on the map or plat Of said city, as lot No.
l64. Levied on as the property Of the de-
PENDANT to satisfy the above stated execu-
ton and cost.
Is DTTEnpI cstsna
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2. BUFORD, Sheriff,

BY f. w. Wheless, ID. IS.
Sept. 25, 1889. pr fee 81 SOY I2-4t
z. The above execution is for the
purchase money.
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SHFRIFF'S SAFE.

Us 4 IA. To Nov. Tenn, 1889
Jno McElwee Jr.
TOY virtue of the above stated execution
to me directed from the Hon. Circuit
Court Of Yazoo county Mi, viii sell for
cash to the highest bidder, at the court house
door Of Yazoo county, on Monday; the 2lst
day Of October next within the hours pres
cribed BY law, The following property to wit:
one warehouse and lot No. 2, also lofts No.
8 and all situated lying and being, IN Va
200 City, formerly Manchester, Mi, that part
sc said city commonly known as commollss
fronting The river, al levied On as the pro-
perry Of Jno. NIcElwee, il. to satisfy the
above stated Execution aud cost.
p. BUFORD, Sh'f:
By Il. W. WT1EBEss, D. s
Sept 26 1899. III Err fee SIS 00l
SHEER Il 3 SALE
Henry nj. Delson,
vs.. yend. exp. 10 Nov I'm 1889
Hunter g Pugh
X virtue Of the above stated venditioni
exponas, to re directed, from the Hon
Circuit Court of Yazoo county, Mississippi.
i will expose al public sale, to tho highest
bidder, for cash, at the Court House daors
ia the town Of benton, on Monday, the LIST
day of October next, between the hours
prescribed ~ law, all tie right, title and
interest Of Hunter 81 Pugh, il and to the.
following property; known and described On
the napof the town Of Manchester, % wits
lois Nos. 434 and IL levied on as the pro-
perty Of the above named defendants to
satisfy tie above stated case and costs
z. BUFORD, Sheriff
Bq TIIos HALL p.
Sept. 10, 1889 (prs fee 81 O0l l9-5t
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Isl Do LETTERs.

I'D EMAINING in the Post Office at YazoO
~ City, Miss, On the 3Osh September
Ig3q
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Mali

I5Y t. ~ - 1F ~ EIE71Tlss 1870
October 9th 1899 - lpr Zee 500 SOY
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Richard Boarman,
vs6. fa. To Nov Tenn 1889.
Smith G. Taylor.
Stephen G. Mathews, admr
Us. f ia.
Smith g. Taylor, ct al. s. secty.
Andrew Patterson,
vs. f "a
Smith @. Taylor, s. secly.
Id \ virtue of the above stated executions
to me directed from the Hon. Circuit
Court Of Ya1oo Country, Mi, will sell for
CASH to the highest tgI efa5wb e Bsn, 'tie Colr'
hours S ea cay 81 otl a asts IolIow @
perty TO witt crop 10 or Is acres Of corn,
ungeathered, situated about two miles above
Yazoo City, on what is termed Vicks little
prarie. Levied on as the property Of Smith
e. Taylor, to satisfy the above stated exc
cufions and cost.
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SIZE.

John f. III. Claiborne,
US. Vendi.
Stephen Howard
Same
rs.
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Bg " Wheless 9. s
Oct q 1880 tPffoe 81 90 ID
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ps & IA. To Nov. Tenn, 1889.
Jno MeElwee Jr.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH QUEEN.

The British Queen arrived in New York on the Goth with
300 passengers bringing adyces London and Lvernool
70 the I'd of September.
The intelligence respecting the harvest in ENGLAND is M
vorable There was prospect that it would be abundant
and excellent in quality.
Money Market.-No change for the better i, the ,on
market. Cotton had declined lSihd and money was IN d.
mand at high rates. The London Morning Cbron;c. of
September 2nd says -
all thinking persons crisis inc vabe and every
aay TENDS more and more to strengthen this conviction
material and marked depression has taken place in Conso
today and Excqner Bills have nearly par The
former have fallen to 80 Ia money and 81 Is for The
account and the latter has been marked as low as 4
lum. - F
Ihesweather against ameo,a:ion of affairs and
must on the contrary, tend much excite alarm for a
tough the crops In the south England have no doubt
CHIEFLY housed yet Ut is otherwise in the north of Enoland
and Scotland, and the harvest in Ireland to which ,is
try looks always with much anxiety must also he mailer
OF uncertainty Altogether the state of the country il unite
deporabie, and how explosion to be prevented s n
bev ond our comprehension. 1850 % 1'
The Pacha Of Egypt has positively refused to give IN the
iufkFh ieet IN compliance With the demand of be five
great powers " " NV
Parliament was PrOrogued the 9th by the Queen in
person. = VIZ ''" "
me British Minsby.-Many changes had occurred in the
Ministry Mr. Rice had gned his station as Chancellor
OF me EXchequer, and succeeded by Mr. T. Bano MIR
" succeeds Barring under Secretary the Treas
uy Lord iowick had resigned his post as Secretary of
wa Mt ohle succeeds Mr.. p. Thomas as Vice President
Of inc board OF Trade Mr. Thomas CONES to Canada as Go
ernor General Lord John Russell reres from the Home
department. IN which he is succeeded by the Marnuis Of
Normandy-Lord John becoming Colonial Secretary Mr.
haoouchee was appointed President Board OF Trade
THE WAR IN CIRCASSIA
IL is stated from ConsanDople Aug l. that severe bat
tie mad taken place in Circassia, in which the Russians as
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FROM liberia

nave intelligence from Liberia the lth of July in
Al that period the colony prosperous con-
o'o" y letter IRON esteemed friend the Rev John
oeys' superintendent of the Methodist Mission dated Mon.
gence e' 10 ''|"''
am happy to inform you of our continued health, and
" ~ uneSa"p'ed success in the blessed which we
engaged very gracious work has recently bokc out
among the natives at Heddngon and no less than hiry six
poor erShng heatbens have embraced religion Of our
e'eheSs OF SINS through faith in his blood have been cut
among mem and beheld the glorious with indesc.ib
uoo"s brother Brown is very Jealous and faithful
and our prospects encouraging leave Nonroyia
good work is still going on - Wv
lie h'ns has been converted to God seems ccrmn.
cOuntrymen. I" - I'D "
| am, &c 7 SEysm
~ S-fhe ship Emperor has been wrecked ON The
coast ere" all saved but the vessel and cargo loss
j. s."
~ J.. Com l4dr
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From the Fihcasfle Democrat

Mr.. Ca,uthon >' ''p %ls'' 1850
you have heard no doubt ohe falling of The earth which
mas akeh place near my house within DAYS usst m. nc
seems 10 excite deal public interest some of
}ou reauefs VIII probably wish learn
rIay morning The earth for space including about an acre and
% comenced gradually sinking and many places falling in
70 poies OF rom en- Ia twenty The vl sur
ac OF INC earth c The before sunk from ,y
70 I'VE iee he Creek which
m sunk INTO The earth and sinking for abou, nr hams
ana nall but after that time former channel and
hhued 10 How usual The sinking OF The earth es.
ground in that place. Yours &c ~ ''"s """cf
MICHAEL, TIIRASuED
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their victory. 80 f ''' 'o'
ne Russians had lost ship Of the line ard two fr;r,e
oy severe storm, on the coast o. Circassia 7
EAST INDIES
usSar to tho 1% n"%o,y are to the st of June and
cba. to- ,t ~ VI may AN expedition against Balloo-
cnee Tort mad been ateodvd with success The Tor, ,vns
% W storm alter sharp engagement, The BaIoochee
had forty eight killed and rortv> 81. yopnd NJ
troops suffered but slightly. f'"l
LATE FROM CANTON
AL canton affairs remain in the me unsr,t,.,, rv, r.
eSners were still prisoners, and business of cou> A. nm I
al all events ior the present All communication h.,,,a
ana Macoa had been cut off, and the ships were no
In acoa Roads waiting the result o,he Commissioners nro
seedlings. '"e'S pro-
About one-half of the opium had been delivered nm =,
Linton ana 1t expected the delivery would be comnrd
oy the end OF April 1t believed that the Admiral who
haa concentrated his whole force Trncomalee ONLY ~
cd Iresh orders to proceed 10 Caution. - =
Ihe Singapore papers of the 23d of May mention that The
Siamtse authorities in mation doubt of the Cb;,ssc
Government. had made seizure, of opium
RUSSIA.
According to letter from Odessa published in ,s Ao.
nurg Gazette the ussan fleet of Sabastapool had brtn
dercd to hold itself in readiness sail and several lr
e OF troops were on their march JON their cops sta,n
ca along the Pruth where considerable force were erm
BLEED. 0 ''e'e eSst't
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fiGURED AMERICAN SILK.-Wc received this morniu,
some beautiful specimens of American Six from MIR
DECK OF PittSourS The fabric is figured and in the rib
anu 'orn The colos rich crimson blue and purple
ne mandatory which produces them does much business
OF that kind aud Certainly nothing can he bandeomcr
ne establishment we aude to is at Economy (hlr Rapps
community Beaver county dozen miles or so IRON,
PIttsburg .--Philad Gae - - "'
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MICHAEL THRASUER.

ne case OF the negroes taken in Anjslsd still occup,cs
ne onlen States District Court Hartford has bccowr
e.biind by The decisions which ALREADY ,,
In me s place Grand jury requested charge on The oin,
,io, hs Suuse THOMPSON accordingly charged them
n ne oiehce OF Cinquez and his associates having been com
BOARD Spanish vessel cognzable our CONT
'y no more jurisdiction than The Transaction had .k
ta tl'Iana ibis settles The point their being capisIr
W ueooey and The officers of The Washlng ,on il was
'h' salvage Can only be claimed goods or MGR,
'"'"u'~e' ana decision given adverse The os 4,eua
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THE TOURNAMENT.

he English and Scotch newspapers are led with detail.
respecting the Tournament Eglinoup CD. IN sn,
10 nave engrossed the thoughts actions MOI only Of
he population IN the neighborhood Tut of the titled and
fashionable throughout the kingdom WY" anu
The preparations on the ttiup Ground and ~ ,, t,,,
VIE cn me most magnificent scale. The first ,lav open,i
and during the whole morning the scene in the
Tas.ie was exciting busting and animang in the extreme
u'' aa soon after twelve o'clock tremendous storm Of
. came , on which continued troughou, the day Pitt
ene sIom was however. the Processon-a most gor>
geous cavacade-marched from the castle 10 The ,;,5
ground, distance of about mile. The Queen of Love
an" nean,y iady Seymoul,) went to the lists in her car
na IT ne hSt ut was between the Knight the Swan
Hne non. Mr. Jerningham and the Knight of the Red
n0Se g. H. Leehmere Esq The first mentioned splinter
Gu MS lance III good style. The tilt was between the
Lord of the Tournament lord Egntounl and the Ensh,
o. me Dfason arGuis oWaterord) In The third course
-oro iIsintonn splnteed his lance against the armour II
ms opponent Alter several other passages at arms between
uere"t knshs The rain compelled dscon,uuancc OF
All. w ebSter was present at the tournament
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MATHEW CAREY

10 nI; N"oufia Gazette remarks that the demise Mi Carly
10 every part OF The country, by The public press
SINCERE regret Perhaps more vereyy w. n,ne .,
esteemed IN this country than Fir Carey Wherever his Sspe
pohounceo u commanded respect, and known
WheIe was il notD his death is sincerely lamenied
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Messrs Miller of Powhatan Cotton of Elizabeth City,
Boiling OF Petersburg kennon of Meckenburg Wilson of
Cumoerand Panni of Pittsylvania, Donald of Bedford
VERIFY of Northampton, Dickinson of Caroline, French of
Prince William, Wckham of Hanover Harris of Louisa
Chapman OF Orange, Colston OF Loudoun Dandridge of
Jeerson' jones OF Pendleton Kinney OF Augusta Pres
ton of Montgomery Stuart of Greenbrer Mcdonald Ct
Hampshire, and Gooding Of Ohio
On motion of Mr.. Leigh, the Convention then took a
recess until o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Mr. Miller, from the committee of 81 appointed to Sc
ect delegates to the Harrisburg Convention reported that
the SAID Committee had nominated the following gentle
men
B. W. LEIGH, ofMe City Of Richmond From the State
JAMES Barbour, of Orange county. ! at large