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m EfTyOOn ACAUEMY, kING 1 tt"EEN COrNrY-The
III this Institution, for the ensuing year, WIZ com
rrrr ON the 2 January under the direction Of The subscriber
icd Mr. LYMAN e. fech regular graduate OF Union C"
who t-siss his Diploma brings with him satisfactory tes
|ouas high literary atanmens, efficiency As teacher ana
Irmplan mOtal character. .
The course Of Instruction will embrace all that constitutes
er1I and solid English Classical and Mathematical educat!on
land the object and OF the instructors wi be- TO a 10
radical knowledge OF every subject TO whch
las attention may directed aud to prepare HIM either Tor ous
|a-sS, or 10 enter the highest classes in college.
The late enlargement OF the Academy building WIN secure 70
M students moyr retired pleasant accommodations than they
have hitherto had stage regularly by the AGA
my twice week from Richmond Tappahannock, the means
|N CONVEYANCE will be- much facilitated.
board and tuon bed &C. $40 per session OF nEe
nonh.i deduction will be made when the pupil furnishes his
he'd DAY scholars sos per annn, and none admitted OK
|r those who reside the neshboood or who board IN the
families OF relatives. OLS TN W hliE.
Address Fleetwood Academy 7. O.
ILr d GS-2aw3wXwtlF
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HRfSTMAS-The attention OF e public s respectfully invis
ed to examine the great variety of PRESENTS me
has for SALE They consist Of variety calculated
and the Ills stock of Books and fancy
tcles for juvenile friends extensive and selected with
view TO please II would be impossible in advertise
ment his variety will few OF the
items which OF of the splendid English
and American nnua published Also En- fish pocket ed
tons Of the Poets any bound Also an endless variety OF
Books, handsomely bGund suitable for PRESENTS and splendid
assortment Of Fancy Foods.
Book of the Boudoir i The Oriental Annual
Beautv's Costume II The Magnolia
Heati's Book Of Be. ~ Jennings Landscape Annual
I.ady's Album The Girls Book
German Tourist Portrait Album
The Gem The Token
Landscape Album Atlantic Souvenir
Turner'S Annual Tour The English Annual
You his Keepsake Literary Souvenir
The Naval Annual Young Lady's BOOK
The Keepsake it;leanings Of Nature
Our Wild Flowers ln1nt's journal
Young Mans Library Young Iady's Library
Miscellaneous Thoughts lfcati's Picturesque Annual
The Iris .
Bibles PRAYER and HYMN Books in splendid fancy binding la
dies Writing Desks Mother Of Pearl and Ivory Card Cases
Marine Shells glass ewry Boxes elegant Albums Musical
Boxes Bead Purses and Retcues beautiful Pneushons Emery
Stands, Graces, Battlednres and Corneas, &c. &c.
RICHARD d. SANXAY,
Bookseller, s,auoner and Dealer In Fancy Goods
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MEIlh ACADENY-The next session Of this institution
~ viii 2Gh of January, and end the th Of June
ne studies will embrace the Ancient and Modern Ian
ag.s Mathematics Natural Sciences and Bellies Lettres and
designed prepare pupils for the Senior Glasses IN any College
S University.
TrRu-card and Tuition per Session of MONTHS 500, pay
e advance M pupil will be permitted 10 board IN the neigh
aood tie family of relative, and no deduction made
FOR absen. but sckness.Pupls by the Richmond
ase find Owens Tavern, miles from the
Academy Both u! the Subscribers graduates OF the unvers
~ and or their capacity Teachers and the character oil The
School, the public referred the following gentlemen:
Professors Bonny Emmett Harrison and Rogers, University
E Virginia. ThoS. r. Dew ESQ., William & Mary; Gen. John
Oeke fuvanna Hon. John scott, Fauquie Hon. Richard H.
2aScr, Southampton. VIM. : Archer, VIM. j. Baksdae, Esrs
Thomas Mcaus and H. Meade Esr.. AnIea Wm Old, ESQ
Dr. VIM. Crnmp, Pow hann Cen Jtuel:nr D. arvie, Rich
nd; Edmund Ru,n and Charles f. Otne, Ess Petersburg
Direct pos, paid 10 either ui the subscribers.
WILLIAM II. HARRISON,
DONALD V. HARRISON, A. VI
lk Hill 2. o.. Amelia, Dec 62-2awiw&W4w
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HOYT'S Lottery and Exchange Office,
Richmond, Hirrinid

HOYT'S Lottery and Exchange Office,
Richmond, pirsnia.
LOTTERIES FOR JANUARY, 1870!
IcoR January ih lsiO Virginia Monongalia Academy Lottery
Glass No 1870 The capitals Of 0eeo, 10000
6ooO 1900 1000 &c. - prizes of 1000, IS OF 500, &c.
Tickets So Shares in proportion.
Certificate OF packages Uf IS whole o. kets $780,
Do do do do 25 half do 65
Do do do do - quarter do - SO.
l3 drawn numbers out Of &C.
MARYLAND State Lottery, Glass No g. for si0 TO be drawn nj
Baltimore Nd on Saturday i,h January Capitals sa5 oo1
5000, $3.50, &c. 10 prizes Of 1000
Tickets SO. Shares in proportion.
Certificates of - whole tickets $780, halves and
quarters proportion.
For tickets shares certificates Of packages In the above
scheme please address your orders D. III. HOYT,
Richmond, PC
ner 81 6S-a
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Dec. II

LEWIS HILL,
Produce Commission Merchant,
Richmond, VG.
ELLIS grain commission hires negroes rents out houses
- collects claims in the city and adjacent countless sells and
buys Stocks. Office james NJ. Radcliffe & Co
Dec "a GE2aw4w&w3m
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DONALD W HARRISON, A. VI
Elk Hill r. o.. Amelia, Dec 62-2awlwSw4w

NEGRO iilRiNG1he subscribers intending continue their
Old business 81 hiring woud inform their friends
sd M public that sy will he ready the first day of January
a serve th.m IN that line. Ii desirable thai those intend
favor Us with their business would do early posi-
w. sns description U the negroes that may find suitable
aHs for them We would also remind those wshngtO hire
M would be 10 their interest apply early have already
Considerable number placed IN our hands for hire Our charge
hng ont Is FIVE per We attend the through
W yea OF sickness and collect the hire without farther
thsrgt ROBERT HILL. Il CO.
a., I'd door from Old Market, Main Street
Richmond. Dec. = lsfo .o-to5Jan
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SAhRS' BANK OF vIRGiNIA.-The general Meeting of
stockholders of this Bank, under the amended charter will
49, he banking house Tuesday, the 9Th January, at IL
rs matters Of much importance will claim the attention
S %e tteeiins full attendance is desired.
n 9iderS who intend appear by proxy, will observe to
| powers To other than officers of the Bank, az
g The law arc no, allowed TO represen, others.
n J. G. BLAIR Cashier.
~ II 65-t7Jan
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NV STORE ACADEMf.-Thc session Of this School
WI commence the 3 day Of February newt, and terminate
gan November following The %, instruction will in
~ he branches necessary 10 constitute thorough prepa
INV. Et College The Trustees have employed Mr. NJ. Lewis
nas d tho school and will promptly procure aid when
h hd d. This gentleman is strongly recommended a.
sa' English teacher, by DR. Manpn, Principal of the
Nadrmy, Mr. H. L. nlladay, frmery Professor Of
languages in llampden Sydne, College, and Mr.. r. G.
$500, MS time Professor of Ancient Languages in the same
In addition To these testimonials number of intel
" for whom Mr.. Lewis has been teaching during
'fss Wars, speak in high Of his fidelity, skill and
ne Trustees sanguine in the belief, that to the
49,. winch education proposed 10 be carried in il, this
VIII i"hhd equal any the Stac) The fees will be
y, S -f" tuition IN the Latin and Greek Languages Age
k,,h usNA'ify session Of 10 MONTHS S30-in English
t.. ss-o h. paid AT the close of the session.
l"nahle terms " 80 SUaRIES M,KISNEY
Nsl9 re- o,w4mi " cho;,1ao,,
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aNhlCA.

We nuke some extracts from The lately IecrNeo
Jamaica papers, showing the eh,cl Q, 'he Aoo' u.
in Jomaicn The result will dOubllsss, be the aban.
donmpn, of the island 10 the blacks, as in me case o.:
&, D,n,inpo II will not diminish slavery, but must
increase lis seventies, by exchanging The gta"@y
masters, 10 lis aboriginal horrors, under black ones
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Sale of HGiuaJie LANDS.

of ecrecs rendered in the Circuit Superior
of Law and Chauccry for the Corporation OF yncbus
Picket CLARK and others; and Garond &c w.
Dixon Clark md Others the subscribers will offer public
auction October, 1885, (the being court
da front of tho Courthouse Montgomery county, the tG or
LAND said DEGREES mentioned, lying on the Bent
Mount county Montgomery nnd snn portion there
OF in Floyd county, commonly known the Bent Mountain
about 81 900 IL IL 600 acros OF which
will be sold in body and the residue in detached parcels as
may OF purchasers About 10000 acres OF
said than 1000 good meadow
Gd cleared The whole Of said Tract of
and has upon two streams amply sufficient
for Milling embellishments.
Mountain has for many been regarded as
desirable Stock Farms in Virginia. and from
Of the lands the feel no hesitation
u reconncn dns il the attention OF the public
The will be sold credit Of ore aud three years.
cqung sufficient amount n cash TO icay expense.
tcc) Bond with good personal security viii be rTqued oil
purchaser, and tie c retained further security Tor me
purchase money Fair pats OF sid land will be exhibited on the
Of SALE sowin. the quality and the Boundaries Mr. Ln",
upon the old Bent Mountain tract will the above
persons wishing purchase The title Is be-
but netting Commissioners OF the
Court will convey such title only vested N US BY said de-
crers. +. II. MAYS, roum,,s
ELI PHLEGAR, 1o~"' s
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ff:om Lhe Charlottesville Rtyu5isG"
wa will nut aoueston Ia the SGqnIf dn hIe "Isl
n, Could man u consist
chi " and without doing violence 10 LIS conscience 'oe
Burcp after the repeated and aggravated nlucc "ch mas
done him. insults urd Aus" "heh NC y, ;,
suppoers OF tho Pesidru and tie press d.sosu ~ c e
Would the Enquirer himself vote of hin un
dor like circumstances! 49,, ,,
The Charlottesville organ il will De observed does mol
charge The President with dors repeated ana aegfaVa'ea
Injustice to Mr. Rves. ltsre"ks OF McMS"hs ana HOuse
hertceircs from tie supporters RI tic Prestd,m Weark
no ed;,or =, The REPUBLICAN, what Mr. Ryes received
from the supporters Of Mr. C'ny dow !" me DAY Of RS
deseron: Mr. Clay himself treated him. while on Tie
aoor nf The Senate with repeated and aggravated in
nsce" with regard 10 the French nrgnliaon, and
sccffpd at md nsued him after he tit H. not only ~
speech but in The report Of the committee OF which lie
was chairman charging that Mr.. RIves miserable enas
in his letters that e oveTencheG thr french diploma
tss was the reason Of the ressl q" The ohaihGeFs ~
give effect the treaty And what was me course "
Mr. c. and his supporters on he return o. r hNrs W
The Senate and his vote the Expunging resolution
We refer the editor Of the Republican 10 the rs OF The
Richmond Wing; end yet MIR. RiYrs, as man ct
honor" can vote for ar. Clay. who offered HIM Insult
after insult personally. and band himself and his squad
with those partzans OF the exponsru resolution among
whom his name was hy-word Of deiii'h; bnt Inc RE-
sdeni who always treated him with ronrtesy-who
never unb,aded him, even By look, for his deseron
no cannot as man Of honor support, even for ho sake
OF those principles which yet, IN lie main, DR. R'es
prelends to support! ; Giote.
NATIONAL BAHI-Alr Clay. nt Auburn. New YORK,
few DAYS since in his Federal Address TO his parsans
remarked that "he woult sl! advocate National, but
not q Government Bank
What say those who have rfpealeoiy essff'eo
iha, Mr. Clay had given up his PROJECT ior Na'ona'
Bnnk :-U.
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July 30
DouLIe Him ThrasLinr .Nachines.

D0uJie .1CttRp I"GSHtUS !HhCHteo'
THIS Machine being well adapted to the furnishing al nds OF
grain generally from reciprocal action III its operations no
paicuary feeding rCGuired warranted 10 got
perfectly cean the machine IN any state
compact their construction and not
ablo orders the OF the Machines are 10 morse
he attached power where the necessary
given Machine; The smaller SIZE Is cnpabc OF
80 800 bushels wheat per day. with ease the
cnracy the Machine fully adequate TO get out double That
Gulniy il could he kept fully supplied WIN "hn throughout
quantity wheat IN that tune The horse
power attached tho Machine considered any n
kind, from simplicity, comPactncss, and poably re-
curing pit dug putting II 10 work, but sits on the
OK cart at once without deranrng the parts Of either By
removal aud be TO work IN hall an hour " mo pan.
lation hands.
On hand Wheat Fans POuss Of the approved kind
Straw. Cutters Culva:ors, and Corn shei'cIs
p Machines have cot additional Improvements 10
them ,hnt were not years MhchiDes which ADDS
their facility and expedition in Thsshns Orders for Machines
mn, horse mower Machine, will he attended
Ioce, by addressing the subserber PsirrsbuIs
SAMUEL COCHRAN.
June Let, 1882
MR s,MrEL Dea, Sir. thashed my last OF
Whea, The DoubleAcng Thashns Machine purchased oil
oud fully Uhrs thrush
very s, ccRn and is think, desirable, aud four
amply sufficient operate with IL 20 every advantage
CLACK ROBINSON.
AMELIA March 9, 1899
Ma SAMUEL CocHRas Dear Sir thrashcj my last crop
Wheat with tho Double Acting 1hashng Machine purchased
YOU my experience goes am Penscd with the Ma
chinc e1pedIously ind easily drawn
Machines have under notice. being sh,
horses another recommendation That takes
hands 10 remove md fix for operating than your old Mn
chinss- think upon h- whole will be found valuable Ma
chine. Yours, respectfully,
!uIy n tl-a5"ni JAMES EoIi
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DEPARTURE OF THE STEAM SHIPS.

DEPARTURE OF THE STEAM SHIFTS.
New YORK, August 2-At o'clock, yesterday, the
Great Western left her land nearly o'clock, the
British Queen followed after. The Great Western was
off Staten Island on the Quarantine ground before the
British Queen 90, Of The East River These ships
have mad superb berhs in two Piers built for them
at The Tobacco inspection Ware House, where they
have been ogeeably located both for the reception OF
passengers and of cargo We understand that the three
compancs,-of London, Bristol and Liverpool have
made contract have berths for Of years-and
tina, after May NEXT steam ship will leave them for
England regularly every ten days. They are now the
only Piers in The city, which accommodate these
Levia,han visitors.
Prodgious Of people crowded the Battery,
and The wharves and vessels The East River 10 see
these ships TO of The number vas legon-and the
roofs of the houses pretty well filled, not only in
New York. but in Brooklyn and Jersey City II is stat
ed by those who had whole view Of this display OF the
multitude from The roofs Of houses in favorable situations,
that there has been nothing like it in n York for long
time. The ladies Of that part o. the city which over
looks the East River and the ladies' OF WILLIAMSBURG,
Brooklyn, &c, seemed 10 have deserted their Parlons
and Saloons for the roofs Of their houses Brooklyn
heights lined with people The Steamboats, in the
ha bour made most magnificent show as an escort on
the occasion How many Of these boats there were il
is difficult say, for al times the East River seemed to
be full of lhem-but conspicuous among The number
wa. The Neptune which it is said, had eleven hundred
person, beeid al ue time. Streaming With flags as
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Longs maj.

"In 1887, Bynum's majority r. Democrats g
234 Tsr.;
The Newborn and Warren Districts voted o." ,b,.s
day and Friday lsst-lt is calculated, una. !" tie
Mcssrs. Hussins and Charles Sheppard l''''"I'
Administration arc &c elected
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HALIFAX, August o'h,
EIORIDI1S yIrrDRY

Triumph Of Principle Democratic GAM :,
"The returns from all the counties composing me 81
cond Congre ssional District have been received ana W.
are enabled 10 announce the truly gratifying intelligence
Of the triumphant election OF that able. zshl.n, -
uncompromi>ing Democrat, JESSE a. BYNth' =,
the very handsome majority of three hundred a'a yI
votes-being an increase Of TWO HUNDRbD az
THlRTY-FOUR! The contest has been one 81 ~, >,
exciting character and strenuousy contested Every
that could be made, and every that cou'a
brought TO bear the election, put ~ 'efO'",f
in order 10 defeat this highmnded fearless Champion
Jefirrsonian Democracy and worthy son OF the 'l"'
MACON But the sober second thought has a"" -.
work-the people have reflected, and when sncn IS :"
case they never 90 wrong We say from the tnIIneS'
heart, and in the sincerity of gratitude, Goa '"'
The Democracy OF the Old North State
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(From the snme.)
, pEIIrS klInSII,nr SPEECH

Mr.. BELLS MIDNIGHT SPEECH.
The people Of Davidson and Wilson have, by think
ing for themselves aud speaking freely 10 each other OF
Mr. Bells treacherous conduct Sur
ed him un Q ,ho most extraordinary enurts he com
-.enced speech in The Market place at the twilight Of
Wednesday evening, and spoke most vociferously by
candle long his best friends could well stay hear
bim-he spoke till midnight He tried all manner of
argument and persuasion; and seemed to that he
now threatening the people with his vengeance in
of his defeat, and Them if upon his knees be-
fore them, suPpcaung their suffrages for "onty one
term more" He cut and thrnst at Gen. Jackson
nnkndiy; preferrng he old Federal charge rung
by oil the factions of 'the Universal Wing Parry (as
the Banner calls i} from end of the country the
other, ~ at the present time Gen. Jackson is in fact
PresdeMo Of the U. 8! He used The harshest possible
terms towards Mr.. Van Buren,, and then CAME OUT
IN A FULL BLAST DECIDEDLY FOR HENRY
CLAY! The few who hang at his skirts cheered him
but Mere eas no hearty cheer from the People!
When he declared point blank FOR CL4f there were
evidences Of disappobaton in every part Of the
tage, ard thought of the toast which Mr. Bell
gave here on the 9TH of July, 1897:
by John Bell, Esq The indignant murmurs which
precede The distinct and full uerance Of free but in
suited peoples willmore terrible TO the guilty states
man than The battle din or tempesls roar
Aye-".he indignant murmurs" were evident in the
marke. place on Wednesday evenng-too clearly evi
dent to be misunderstood even by 'the guilty states
man The cup which he had prepared for Clay, do
zen years ago. then came back to his lips embered
bysge.
ue ueciaeo TOT Clay, with Gil his United STATES
Bank SINS, his internal Improvement sins, his high
Tariff sins, his corrupt bar gain for office and his
uniform opposition to the leading men and measures
OF General Jacksons admnisrai.on-when Mr.. Bell
openly and plumpiy proclaimed himself the advocate
Of Mr. Clay for the Presidency on Wednesday night,
thought too of the following circular which he (Mr
Belly circulated to the freemen Of this Congressional
Disrc, in 1897 when all the evidences of the "barpan
and corruption of the Adams and Clay Dynasty" were
then fresh before the people:
'aCircular
"When the late election Of Chief Magistrate de
volved on the House OF Representatives in Congress,
the choice Of the people, the favorte Of The naton
indicated through thousand channels and by the most
infsble signs 10 the elevation therefore, Of the pre-
sen, incumbent q. G Adams) him. consider that
the first and bes, principle of the Constitution ,cas rioated
and odden under foot The Sovereignty Of the peDple
,Oas drnie@ The noble fabric CT American Liberty was
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS
3d Disiritt-Stanly (Whig) is reelected The votes
in This District Milh The exception Of yErel county, ere
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S,anly's present minority,

Slahiy s present MINORITY, i"i
The Marlborough Press ol Saturday last states, lh,.
"Tyue The remaining county in this district, on
the 3D. 7h and 9th of this MONTH and will probably ia
crease Mr. Staply's majority to about $50 1t vii be
seen by The foregoing, tha. the Federal Wings have
again unphed in this Congressional district, BY ne
ory but very little reduced from that at the lh es'
ton, which was GG6 Edgecombe mnde gallant Effort
10 throw of The yoke of the " Conqueror, and ~a'
noLly seconded by Pl,t-,he Democratic vote in these
two counties being increased 343 since the last election
There has been also gain Of 81 Democratic votes 10
Beaufort, and 10 in Washington county-bul loss ~
10 in Hyde. There will probably be a small gain aI'9
in Tyrrell-at all events, have gained in four oU'
the FIVE counties heard from, which is somewhat enc'1
raging, even under the modification of defeat
Whilst Mr. Stanly has been elected in the i'r'
borough District, by reduced majority, MIR B!num
re elected in the Halifax District By increased may
ri,y For this last agreeable intelligence, we ale Il"
debed to the following slip from
The office IF the North Cnrolna Dsmot,a''
HALIFAX, August 5h, l-5'.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
ADDRESS
OF THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
To 49, E'eeSEr sT TrrES-ss.


10 49, Pe@SEs 81 S-srKfsSs.
FELLow-CITIzENs ;--Ou the 29lh Of
January last, the Republican msmberTof
the Legislature friendly TO the present
administration Of the General Govern.
meni. held a meeting. at which they re-
commended to their political frisnds
throughout the Slate the sppoinimcnt Of
Delegates, TO unite with them in forming
Convention, to be holdeuin the city OF
Richmond on the I'd Monday in March.
The crisis was deemed 10 be an important
one and IN reference TO certain di1eren-
ces Of OPTION in our own party, which
might prevent mutual cooperation in the
approaching elections, il not amiesbly ed.
justsd; one Of the objects they bad 10
view was declared 10 be. ito consider OF
the best means to restore our ancient
harmony. and 10 advance The great prin-
ciDles Of free Government" Another
object was. 10 unite ell the old Demo
cratic Republican," 10 . common effort 20
msiHlsin their peculiar doctrines. II wss
believed that many persons who belonged
to the Virgins School Of l70S and 1900.
bat had separated from majority Of their
friends ia consequences Of certain mea.
suFcs Of the late Administration tending,
as they thought, 10 10 great eoneentrs-
ton Of power IN the Executive head,
would be disposed 10 feioin their slsnd.
ards. under different auspices and 10 an
emergency, 90 we'll calculated 10 excite
iheiF fears Tor the peTmaneney Of the
glorious priacipiss ihey protested and
that others, who bad more recently on q
single measure Of the present Admins.
ifalion. would, BY q free comparison and
interchange Of opinions. be induced %
coofne their opposition 10 that measure.
snd 90 cooperate With their poiiiieal
brethren IN The rs-elsclion % = Chief
Magisiraie, whose known opinions 80
neatly conform 10 their oWn. According.
~. We Who aow address you. having
bssn nominated b represent then by
I portions Of The people tn their primary e..
/ sGmblisa. % being Rspubiicsn menbeFs
81 Tie General Assembly. referred 10 Ia
lhe second Fesolntioc calling u, have met
/ IN Convsniion, and would most respect
I fslly invite y0eF eefiops aiieaiion % ihe
coaadsralions " sra about % submit
siih e siaeeFe hops ihai they nay iend
90 heat our unnafarnl dirision1. and assist
you IN coming % en- impsf.ial dscisios Of
The momeaioas quesiioss zoe VIII spon
- called upon 20 dsisfmiae. b. anion
and eoncsTf 81 stiioa. us nay avsfi the
evils pe hage 10 nueh cause a. app7e-
hsBd lfoz ibe elaetioa ~ FeSsfsi Whia
20 ne Frssideacg We naY inGelibly in-
pgees apsa eag sgsisH ia dociTlass Il
~ esss aizhs Rspahiesa sekeel, ed
We mer hFing baek - Gsysgnment. h
al IA aln.lInsAll. o Ihs rIIneIlIsl 81