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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-28
NEW SUPPLIES.

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IYMNHE undersigned has just received iron
j Now Orleans and Naichez, fresh as
Isorlmcnr Of Groceries, consisting IN
Brown Sugar, Flesh Rice,
Loaf Pickles assorted,
Havana Coffee, Ila,aW SweeImea's,
IGunpowdcr Tea, Rals i,
Sperm Candles, MustF,
Soap, Cordidls,
5 arch, Lemon - rup,
Honey Dew Tobacco, Clare,
Ca,cndsh do. Sweet Malaga W ne,
Buck and Squirrel shol, Madeira me,
Bar and Pig Lead, Black Pepper
Percussion cups, Mustard,
Powder, Cayenne Pepper,
" hiskey, Almonds,
Champa ignc Brandy, Fiiber's,
Brandy Cherries, Pecans,
Brandy fruiis, Candies assorted, &c.
NIackerr, No. I.
TINTVARE:
Tin Pans, Of all sizes, Lan,etns,
| Tin Buckets do. Tin Cups, &c.
CRt ChEHY AND GLASS WARE.
Dinner Plates, Gu: II lint Iumb'ers,
Br, ak last do. NODDED Glass Plchers,
Cups and SaUcers, ! apois,
Bowls and PllchcrS, SushflOtSJ
Ewes and Basins, CleampotS, &c. &c.
MEDICIAES.
Parcgoric, PearlaSh,
LaLdanum, S0tpctre,
Balrman's Drops, Alum,
Antlmoniu Vine, Epson Salts,
Briush Oil, Cop cras,
Sweet Spls, Nitrc, sulphur,
OpOdeldoc, Birthstone,
Harlem Oil, CASTLE Soap,
Castor on, CopaI Narnlsh,
CulumcI, SptS TurpentIne,
Essence Peppermint, Indigo, &c. &c.
AIS
I FINE SUPPLY OF
Nails Of every description, Fine and Com
mon toolscap aud Letter Paper, Writing Ink,
Spelling Books, Backing and Shoe brushes,
+ lsh Hooks, Violin Strings. Fancy Soaps, Co.
ognc, &c. &c. All oI which articles he will
sell or CASH.
G. +. OLDECOP.
Liberty, June II, 1889. 25-tI
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-28
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY.

ANTE COUNTY.
To all persons interested in the Real EsiaIe II
GIDEON LARD, misunderstanding:
VOu are hereby cited to be ADD appear
before The Probate Court oil said county
on the 4th Monday of November Mex, aud
shew cause il any you can, why the sane
should not he sold, viz:--Thc North East omar.
ter of Section 80, Township 3, oil Range 5,
East, containing 15I 1910. Also the South
East quarter Of Section No. 80, Township 5,
Range 8, East, containing l54 "a 100; and the
South West qudrer OF the South West quaItcr
oi Section 90, and the South West quarter ol
Sou,h Fast quarter Of Scci,n 10, and the East
half ofrhe South West quarter If Section 80,
in Township No. 3, Ct Range No 5, East, con.
tanning 1856 70 100 acres.
No.. WITNESS JNo. WALKER, Esq,
S&NNG> Judge Of Probate Of said County,
sSAS,Ss: the 4h Monday of September,
"1oN ISSUED cath Sept, 1889.
S, r. DAVIS, CIR. Probate.
Sept &c, 1889. 39w6
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11
Sabr9an9 IL, ]
Se DIN gu II &c n.

DieIc 3cttln9 piro jebeu Natttprh dnf
eiuem 9rrBen Surcr>0frpal Sr9cn, nit gan;
neucu Sdriften, hcrou69c9etcn.
Ter Subicrirtiru6SNrei6 it Elm Z haler
bes Safr6, mpopn Die S,dlftc im Scrau6
su besahlcn 1T.
Scn Sublcritcnt ntrb fir mcni9cr ais 6
Mrrotc argcnrnlntcr, lno fcincr fam bic
3citun9 auf9ctcL bis olIc 0tllctitdncc rarauf
abbeSatlt lInO.
gefauntmactunqcn, mcldc ctn Sicrctt aus
madcn, wcrocn breimal FIR chteu Ghalcr
eiu9erilft, unb fir jcre ferterc @tnrilfm9
finf lmb Nrau6i9 Scnts. - &jrDBerc mad,
ScrhdltutB.
Otcjenigc wcld,e Die 3citung nit rcr Qclt
peer bcm Ypitrritcr crbaItclL mtlfcn lcIblt
bafilr bc;dhlcn.
ollie Sricfe an bCn SNcrdrS9cbcr mT6cn
ppitfrct ciu0cinnOt wcrocn Irnit mcrcen iIe
, nidt auf9cnpmmcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11

I9erruft etn anbermal bon 95arbcS
SOan0 9eld)rleben, auf9eflrnGen mlrGe.
G6 n1r Gil III lyra9en unb 9lntrDrten
ab0efa6tcS TDrmular, cine 9lrt Don
republttaniiCbcm Gotedi6mu5 Der
societies des families, Der beoeutenre
| fen pcn zen 9ehctmcn 9lNpctotipncn
ans lrclbcr ipiter rte societies deS
saisons cnttfanp. CScbcm oIf,uneb
|nlenDen 9)tit9lteO lrurce cine 2(n;obl
6ra9cn ppr9clcgt auf rte c6 mHrtlih
porgeldrtctcne II. QlSmennt0 0clcrnte
'2tnnpprtcir 9Cbcn muGtc. Wtit pers
hlubenen 9lu9en murre ber @lutcans
.btb1t ein9cfllhrt ilnb lciifete fpl9enSen
.Gtb: SD fd'mDrc, b16 tiefite Still,
.idhpci9en liter 9llIcS, mas bier pcr9ebt
SIT bcrr1hrcn." 9trn tc9onn rie Sd
.nltItcnf1te6efc. I. Sr09e QSoS
.rcnfit On bon bcr 9fe9ierlln9. 9lnt.
SD benfc, roG iGe Gerrotb tc0cbt an
9}plf mo 2ano." QGer lino Ole belt
ti9en 9lriltpfroten ? "G5 ffnp rie
Gjclbmanncr, Die S1nfter8, rte 9icfcrz
1ntcn rie W}cnrprltitcn hie 0rp6en
Gt9cnthltmcr, ole Spricnirtclcr, nit
ctncn 9SOrt bte GrplOitcurS, lrclcbc
ouf Soften bc5 Wolf6 f6 mdtfcn.'
QScld,c5 if bo8 bcrrideube 2oitcr Ger
@cielIid1ft? Ger G9ci6nlu6." 9Go5
oenfit on Yrn Ger St1p3rll1t9ote rcn
2lufI1aen ouf Sol3 unb 8etrlnfe ?
G6 itlIb 9chiiif9e Stcucrn, rie ouf
rcm gSplf l1itcn mo zen 9tcidcn rcr,
itbDncr.' 9Gel6e5 lNriuCip nu6 tei
ctncr re9clnldbi9en 0eiellitbafr ais
8rlnbla9c btcncn? "Stc 0leidheit. ~
II. {. ~. @1n5 dbnItdcn CSnb1lt5 lino
ale lltrtQcn 9(rtifel rteie6 @luntenSz
tcfcnrtntlle6 rcr fyanlilten9elelII
t3nlett mlt6te ser 9lufSuncbnenre
nod fpl9cnrcn Shpur lciiten: "SScb
ifmHrG 9ftcmonpelJ ieltif mctnen
n1dffcnHerlranbten nt6t 81 entblrllcn |
mas inter lln5 9ci19t pber 9etb1n
MIRO; ICY ibtpDre, hCn @clrEen Der
Su 9ctpr6en, nit S)o6 unb |
O1ahe rie @errdtbcr su perfc(0cn, rie
in lmicrc 9iciben ii6 einiGleiNcn
lnctne Srlirer SIT licten llnb slt unter@
Itlltcn lmb netne Trciheit ME mein
Sebcn bcm Sic9 nnierer bcili9en
Sod,e iu meiten.'' S0icrouf mli1be
IT ais Ottr9ltcO Der 9l1cci1tipn prrclaz
nlrt. Sprtl. fplot.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11
gScrf6lte in Geus 9lprf.


SameS Ounter, ber Sa9atuno, Ser
amSonnabenb am din9tcnOsarft
Slret Snaben, bie am Sotf ifancen uno
Snlaben pte anrere Snabeu i6lpalflen,
lns 9SaiIer iparf uno ipopcn elmer
9tantenS Gallagher ertranf, lit er9rifs
fen llnb etn0ciperrt rprbcn
Yeter Soltn9tcn lrurbe in Der gifez
Ctr. NIT etnem 9(pparatls Inn falIde
ipanii6e 6 9tS. Snife su prdaen,
Cnr6 ben DrltSeibeamten Srdoen
feif9encmmen; man fanb 9(eihfalls
eLnen guten 9orratb ppn beutidem
Stlber BET linn, rprou6 ct rieielten
prd9te.
Gjuftap Sernbarr, ein SeutIfer,
pobnhaft 80 DineStr, bate uftter
etnem faliben 8crnanbe pom Splcs
man SauSenburG etnem Transoien,
$500 III @elb, unb $3.50 in 9ecten an
lT6 9ebra6t uno ais bieler ras @jelb
mteber baben lrollte, bot er ibm s1OO
@elo unb S11O in Naaren an, nm
otele Summe ausSu9lei6en. 8ernbaro
bate am letten Sreita9 ieinen 9acen
uno 9au;entur9 nahm einen
Serbof oftsbefebl 9e9en ihn aus. iporauf
ct tett9enDmmen ipurbe, itno iftan
$1,000 Caution bon ibm perlan9te.
@eor9 9ioe, Elm jiin9er Oleni6 bon
18 cSahrett, Elm Ganacter bon 9eburt,
bat feinem Nrineipa(, ben Srn. 81.
25S DearlsStr. an 9Gaaren
nno Gelo nm Den Selauf ppn 5000
beffDblen, unb iidb bamit aus benz
Stante na6 SeraS bin 9ema6t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11

Semllngeo6tet crhcb if6 Grau gfile
auf5 9teue, alS iIe etnen 5peitenSd,lo9
erhtelt Der iGe abermal5 81 Soben fdlls
te. 5un er9rif Ole Jle9crin ein ldarf
geibltfeneS Oiefer, iromit iIe eS per<
iu6te, rer lln9lltfli6en Die Sehle 81
ollr6f6netben. Sn5 Weiler ober Der.
fcblte oaS :3tel, rnr rran9 in ben
A)tnnb ber Gjefallenel, bie 3un9e III
2 Sbeile 3eridnetbenb. S05 furdt
bare QScib mar entidlo6rn, ibr latas
nli6eS 9Scrf ST oDllenben, tnb arbet
tcte nod cine :3eitlon9 nit pem Nteis
ier am &ppf mo pem Salie ibrc5 Spz
fers herllm tiS teire9un9SlpS jeber
2cbcn5fltnte cntfIrhen Su fein i(tien.
Ste Ofbrbertn hahe f1li(f 9erednet
rcnn ais Serr Jliie, auf ;bren Slut,
roB tbre Oteiiferin i'm Terer um9efoms
men rrare, alf Der Sobc6itcne eridien,
tattc bte 3criflinmelte nctb 70 piel
yeten5frifte iitri9, roB iie fllrs cen
Scrgan9 ber Sade erSdhIen founte,
llno bate bereit5 rur6 ibr ei9encs @es
lfdncntB allies teftdtt9t, mas Gle Sters
tenre mtt9ethetlt hattie.
C9inCinnatt SclfSblatt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11
fTcrtt0c Gletper.
OCHtntltC6c SChulcu.

q Die Etrcftrrcu rcr Gffcntlidcn Sdulcu it
Nllcntdun bcndhrtd,ti0cn ibrc Witbllr9cr,
oaS am WtcutaQc, cen 2ten uddftcu SCptemz
Ter, jcnc Sdlucu pieocr ibrCn 9lnfduQ ueha
men. Sic wcrceu c6 iJdb iur tcirnccrn
pRid,t madcu, 9cuau bnruuf III icheu, baG
upu Scitcn rcr nn3ctelltcn VchrCr allies mGQe
Itdc 0cthan mtrb, nm bic iJttIjdlc unb 0cilis
&c Surur9. ihrcr anucrrdutcu SGQli10c III
bcftrocru mo nchmCn rahcr nrd'mals cic
thiti9c Wijmjrtung ccr Gltern uno @rrmiln>
Ger Reconsideration i'll 2Iulprudh, Cbne ncl>
hc auth bI6 aucrtcltc GrSicbmu0esS Syitcm
itblchtcrNir05 icincn 3,rctt rcrfchlcn muB.
&cin Sttnb lolItc chuc rie brtll4cncltcn llrIas
chen Der Sdlule entSr9eu pcrocu.
Nd bteher mc9cn Wauqel al Sdnlcr fcin
rc9clndBi9Cr llntCrridbt III Der beuti d) cit
2 prd d)e uuternrmlrcn merben frnntc,
lpcldc6 Die &cranlaiIuu9 lein mTd,te su olau,
ben, Die Ntrcftprcn icien Gem lluterrid,t III
icnrr Spradc ob9cnci9t; 70 ertlirtu cieicls
bcn bel btelcr @ele9cnhcit, bab tie mccrSii0s
Iidb fir cic gnitcutIn9 eircs tid,ti9cu 2cts
rcrs III jcncr Sprade belcr9t iciu fpcrecn,
wCnn ilh cine hiuldngIiche 2lr;ahl Sdillcr
onIu mclccn lpQtclt.
9Mf GrfcM ccr Gircftcren:
@eCr9c ScG, Sctrctir.
2IQcntaurL 2tu9. 2l. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11
9lterntaliac @e,polttbat an Srcfpil(e.


9Q8 ra8 amerifaniI6e Sarnpfidiff
ct. 21prence am eorleeten Sphta9
ouf ietner re9elmd6i9en Totrt Den ct.
gOrenSitrpm htlunter fllhr, rrllrbe es
Don etncm bclNfneten britt. S6ccner
nohe let Srpfptlle an9erufcn uno ibm
Ger Scfcb( ocoeberL feline Tlag9e aufe
SlSteben. 9llIetn &apttin Gp1n6, Der
linen bo8 9tc6t ntCbt Sucrfannte, ein
lrl6cS Gcrlon9en 81 ffellen, nabm bie
@crantrprtlthtctt ouf if6, bl6elbe
ltntca6tet Su lolen. Slterauf lpureen
oret Otu6feten auf balleltc ab9efeuert
uno au9enblidli6 eine &anone auf's
Serbcf 9ebraht Inn 9ebraud)t ST rers
bcn. 9(lletn ehe lIe bamit ferti9 rraren,
mar Ger ct. goprcnce ou6cr S6u6s
nctte.
Sie Nahriht pcn bieier aterlnaliaen
SeItbimpflln9 lrurre am Olonta9e
ourh Gen gSer. ct. Gapttan gSbitnep
na6 SofctssNorbpr 9ebrodt ipprauf
ip9let6 baS 9te9ierlln9ssSampftcpt
Snetra ot9efhift murre, I'm rte Sas
DIE slt llnterlrhen. Ser Snciba fam
rehcl6en 9lbenbs ppn StnqStcn suriid,
lrOielbif Der tealtftra0te Sffisier ben
@opttIn Snnoon, SefehlSbater Sbrer
Nfoicft6t Morine ouf zen Seen, al,,
Ger mic 9erprbnIi6 ietn Grifaunen uno
leinen @ercruB liber cicS Greigni6 su
ertennen 9ab, unb ia9te, bae er aieens
tltflt6 Den @Dlilanbantcn bes S6c>
nerS pprlaben unb Gle Sa6e inter-
iuhen lte.-ltnb babel nirb'S rabr.
lbeinlib iein Seipenben baben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11
Gin SSaoner Gebriut9e.

Sin Sln9e prn II prcr IS SohrrlL nm
oa6 9HoguersS sSHoubmcrf SIT crlcrncrL rplro lcs
Qlctd, prn rem llntcrjcid1nctcn, i'll Snn|
9Sbcitbal augcrcmmcu. @luCr meldlcr rl'
ncn 0utcu Character hat, miro quite 2Iufmuns
tcrun9 fluccu, ipenn CT iTh boIo mclcct bel
Socurp Sron6 if.
Scpt. 4. nN-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11
OefentlitGe 95enpll.

Mcnta9S, ben l6tcu ndbiien September,
foa all Dem Nnuie oc5 lIntcrId'riebeuer, in
9tcrb gSbeitboll Gounldtip, 0tfentlih peritcis
6ert perbfn: | Sub, 6au6rath, beitebeno
in 1ildle, Stilble, gettlabc!L SItengerdtbs
lhofteu, ais 3uber, @tieub6feu, rmo mas
Icnit nod sNm Siiden9er6tb gebbrt.
Die 8encn ira Inn ~ llhr Wiittdes dns
fduaeu, lmc Die @etn9uilgen pprber befauut
semddlt uuS 9ebubreuoe 9luf,partung 9e9ebeu
tperoen bon
Saoio 8urfbalter.
Gept, 4, *-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11

9ta0 elmer Scrcdnlln9 Yom Cabr
1888 tclduft if6 Die 3ok( Ger cinoes
mnnrcrtcn SSnptancr reitlih ppm N{iI
lIlppt olIf SI0S2. Stc GomniiIlre
cer tnrtantihcn 9(n9ele9enbciten beS
rthten DAB rte 9ahl Der bort 9cbcrs
ncn Snbtoncr 231 800 Wlann bctrdot.
Stc @eiammBatl ollerein ein9elronrcrter
nno ctngebcrner Cncianer rcitlict pom
WitIrurt mo 9lrfania5 1T 3l2,SSS
Ofann. &on biefer 3abl iru irnmcr
Der Ste Otann lr1fcnfiti9 fein, mas
cine Otad)t BON 81 SIT Streitern BE-
9rllnbcn rriirbe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11
81 q Ct, / / Cl1 t.


IA 9tnbreuS Z. SiQmnn, rru Der
Start 9lltrtamt, pcrmitteIit cjncr frCWrius
gen llcterihrcibnua, catirt bcu 24ltcn 2tls
9uit, 1889, all fem Gigcntbum an cen llus
S.TthnetCn utcrro8cn bat nue 5>par gum
FNwserGrcojtcreiL pcN cria9tcn 2lnc crco6
e. SSl9mam 70 mcrccu ale Ntejcujgrn,
ipeidlc nod auf tr9eno cine 2Irt id'ulcia Inn,
aufgcfprecrt Sutihcn nun mo ccm 2itcn
Gcptcmber an mcirCr 9Imt0itubc, rdd'ltc
2hlre urtcrbalb @rcB'6 SoctCl III 2llIcus
tam, ausurufcn uno 9fid,tj9tcjt III madcn-
nno g old)e wcIdlc nrd1 rcdltmGbt9c Tpr>
terun9cn an beiagtcn St9man haten, bclics
teu ibrc Ncdnuugcu mchlbclt6ti9t ;ntitcn
jeet uno rbcu9cuauutcm 3eiudum cmSnbdns
Si9en.
s. 9S. Socrnbecf, 9liii9nic.
Septcmbcr 4. na--4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11

Werloncn rie pom 9lit 9ctrcfen
llnc p1blr6 betGlbt lperbcn, foil nlan
lobolc cS crntrelt it, c16 lie in cinem
S3uif1no Der Gctautlln9 iino, mit ciniz
gen Gtmern pcll faltem8aiIer teIdylitz
ten.-Stcle5 cinfa6e Wiitte[ 1T lbon
bet ptelen Neripnen bte nan fir foot
htclt init 9ltem GrfDl9 on9clrenpet
lrcrcen; man mu6 e5 iecoh arllpencen
ehe Ger Setraubte 5ur Seiiunlln9 Sllz
rliffebrt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11

9lm 19ten Stunt murbe Srau StIc
III Scctt G0untn Scntufn pcn ciner
tet tbr III Sicniten itebenpen Ge9er<
frau ermproet mo Snar auf eiuc 70
9rallamc 9Sctle, ME man e6 Ie(ten
ntr III Der 9rimtuallpelt oeS QSeifen6
miro oerScthnet finoen.
lSrau 9ttIe hattie Gle Ie0crtn tecrbert
Neuer an5umahcn. SieS geI6ab uno
Ole 9tcQertn 9ebrathte ba3u cine llnqee
p0bnli0e Oien9e bltrre5 OclS 6a6
ealo III 6ellen Tlamrnen oufCcerte.
Trau Gtie bemlibte fIb ben Brano al
bampfen, uno lpuroe our6 einen befs
tt9en Sto6 Der 9le9erin in Den 9tafen
mitten tn's 8euer 9eiflirst. eSn tpenis
gen 9ln9enblifen ater 9elan9 es tbr,
il6 nteoer auf freien SuB 81 ifelen.
Gin Bell Der Ne9ertn ffre6te fie nun
SIT Speen, ttef oerlpunoet i'm Chdte(.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-05
THE FIRE.
PIJBLIC MEETING.

Pursuant 10 call through the public prints, portion
Of the citizens of Richmond and vicinity met al The Elk
change Reading Room the lst day of January, for
the purpose of devsng for the relief OF the suf
ferers by the late fire.
On motion of MIR. w. Y. Sheppard, Fleming James,
ESQ was called 10 The Chair, and Francis J. Smith ap-
pointed Secretary The following resolutions were adopt
ed.
On motion Of Mr. John S. Gallalcr,
Rssolrcd. That Committee he appointed for each
ward to solicit subscriptions for The object contemplated
Whereupon, the Chair, with The aid Of the meeting,
appointed the following gentlemen 10 constitute said conf
miitees, viz:
For Jefferson Hard-Orren Williams, John A. Ian.
CASTER Loftin N Elicit Joshua Goode, VIM Palmer, P.
K White, John Van Lew, John Enders, Robt Smith,
Henry Clarke, Samuel Subett, James kinnaid, Samuel
freeman, John Freeman, Vim. Catln, George NJ Car.
gton, Dabney Cartwright. VIM. Rowletl, VIM. o.
George, Richard o. Haskins Philip b Jones, Dr.. John
Thos Cowlcs, Russell Dudley, James b. Cowles, Saml
Hardgrove
For Madison Ward-Pizarro Edmunds, James R.
Bridges Joseph Allen, James &. Crane. Lewis Webb,
VIM Allison, Samuel F. Ade. Horace L. Kent, James
Boshar, VIM. Y. Sheppard, Thomas b. Bigger John
THOMPSON Rev VIM. S Pnmer, Samuel Winlrce, Da.
yid c. Randolph, James Allen, Richard d. Sanxay, Da
vid Anderson, Jr, Thomas Jeliis Richard Anderson,
Jesse Snead Joshua J. Fry, Gusavus A. Myers, james
w Dibrell james A. Cuwardin, John s. Gallaher,
Nicholas Mills John n Gordon ard Francis j. Smith
For Monroe Fnrd-Thomns Rutherford, Archibald
Peasants Jas CaSkir James Cray, Rev James b. lay
lor Rev J b Jelrr, Rev. A ID Pollock. Rev. Mr. Nor.
wood Mann S. Valentine, James Sizer, John T. Hooson,
WIN G. Allen, DR.. A. L. Warner, Samuel Reeve, Jos.
s. James Isaac Davenport Robe., Il. Haxali, Temple
Gwa,hmey Richard G. Workman, Charles Ellis Joseph
MAYO, Samuel D. Denoon, Adolph Dill. John Goddin,
Jacob Shook Tlos Richie, Archibald Thomas, George
Jones
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-05
Richmond, Saturday, JaLa. ;.
FLORIDl CONVENTYON

The Convention, for organizing State Constitution,
assembled at the city Of ST. Josephs on The Sd ult On
the next day, they proceeded to the election Of Pres
kent Ex-Governor VIM p. Duval was nominated by
Gems Parkhiil and Brown Of Leon and hlr. Woodward
of Jackson--Judge Raymond Reid Of ST. Augustine was
nominated by Gen. Reed and MIR. Wes,cott OF Leon
Judge Reid elected by very small msority--Reid
81 Duval &C. The for Seer ary TO the Convention
was, for Knowles 80, Robinson % The business of the
Convention has been carved out among several
miltees--We favored with the following extract Of
letter to gentleman in this city, Touching the prospects
in that body:
"CosvESrioS HALL, Dec 10, 1888.
"You will doubtless have The proceedings OF the
Convention, this reaches you. Judge Reid WAS
elected President and J Knowles, Editor Of the ral!a
hassee Watchman) Secretary.
"To day the Committees will doubtless report. There
is considerable diversity of opinion many OF the most
important parts of the Constitution proposed. What
will be the final result Of the debe Of the honor
able body, is yet uncertain. trust, however, that
shall have good Constitution and that we shall be
permitted TO enter the Coniederacy without any delay.
| confess that difficulties in way: but
hope for the best Our interesting Territory is rapidly
increasing in wealth and population, and feel much in
teresi her future destiny. Much will depend upon
this Constitution. 1t is for them to say whether she is
shine forth star Of the first magnitude in The glo
rious constellation, whether she to shed feeble
and uncertain light upon the political world With the
example Of so many States before u.s. think there
be but little difficulty in forming Constitution, unless
up wisdom against that Of all the Of the
Stales.-On the subject Of Banks, apprehend more
difficulty than on any other.
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EgaHS's lottery office,
Corner Gcion tie Ruins

RTOTWIHSTAEDIMG Iloyts old Office was de.
stroycd by fire Gu the nigh, OF the 18th ult, he has
new one at the below where he commenced on
the first day OF tic year with the determination to sell
his patrons Splendid Prizes than he has heretofore
done Therefore, please send orders and when in Rich
r,ond call on him and be supplied with prize lioyt
sells more prizes to persons IN the country than any
u!i,r Vender.
January l2th-S4o.O 600 Capital. Tickets $40. Ger
,ifica,e Of Package Of % tickets Si30.
January lyth-S3O 900 Capital Tickets $40. Ger
,iGcae OF Package OF 26 tickets $40
January 26h $50. o9o Capital. Tickets $40. Ger
= Recollect tlOTr sold the last $1,000 Prize We
had and thinks he will sell this
IT. Please address.
d " HOYT, Richmond Pa
Al the Virginia Lottery Office who has sold and sell
ing and cashing more Capital Prizes, than any vender
in the known world
Orders Cur Tickets from any part Of the United States
by mail otherwise enclosing cash prize Tickets
thankfully received and executed by return mail with
the promP, attention personal Application and
the result sent (when reques,ed) Immediately after The
dra wing-if addressed 10 D. NJ. HOYT.
JAMS G9-n
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DEATHS.

Died the 2lst n Hon. THOMSON F. Mason, Judge Of the
Criminal oi tho District Of COlua. Wo this
melancholy with and heartfelt
afflicted family, Gaiives and cuis His illness had
lingering md but borne with patience and resigna
ton SIC that his character citizen and
will b. yed hereafter We do than
TO say whole community deeply dcr!oc his osthat he
hms. particularly tho Bar the members Of which
un,c general xpeson Of sorowaGd that few have
ever lived decrease deeper sensation
regret and alcs highly upprc-
cincd.--7irr. Ga.
Ded, his residence Cuckocvc in The county Of Louisa,
leah uinn Col. EpMuNp PE.DLEToS, the sd of
his g-cCoiorr erd0n had bet jealous member Of the Re
formed Baptist Church TO his DEATH and IN
trial. ccerrd and supported by the hope Of so
rous Immortality beyond the Throughout long Illness! no
beard him; hut Trusting IN Him
submitted with humble resignation 10 h o
OF Providence and looked with 10 his approaching
dissolution During his he frequently urged his IN
friends the oil becoming recoaced Cod
surnc licm nothing but interest tho Rdeemcr could
sGoie them on dyirg pillow open the parting soul
trance into eternal cctyCc p has left widow and Nix chill
cn together with numerous acquaintance TO lament his DEATH
Died. on Wednesday week. residence of hs mother
ShccrstOwn Dr. DAsiEL EEoSGER, PHyEas:c oil the u g
irmory al iIapct's Ferry, aged IS years.
Died. q, his residence. Chesterfield county, the 9' Of No
verhor last NJ WILLIAM L,SKyoRo At advanced age Mr. Ia
sient OF Chesterfield cnuay where by his upright and correct life
age under the banner country the Revolutionary and
closed h military Little York Having long lived 10
enjoy the blessings that Liberty which he assisted 10 secure to
country suuk and trust has gone 10 reap
richer reward in brighter world.
G-J- Nashville (Tenn.) papers viii please COPY.
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Richmond, Jan. 8. ls30.
SILK CULTURE.

RICHMOND, Dec. G2d 1888.
My DEAR SiR Il want 10 make a years pre-
sc Mt my subscribers in The shape of Communication
or tie Mulberry and the Silk Worm i look to you for
tie Gift. Knowing your experience and having you
know, great confidence in your Judgment ask you 10
answer, youl leisure will permit, the following
questions:
LIST. What are the advantages Of the Morus Multicau
lis;-that is 10 say, it the best mulberry for feeding
the silk wOrm-the easiest 10 be propagated, &c &c:
I'd How many lbs OF leaves do you estimate can be
raised of ground the first year. in climate
how many the Cd year, &c, &c.
3D. How many lbs ofsil do you suppose be raised
to tie acre of the Morris Mulcaulis and what ia the
value (ayeIage) of The coconns 10 the ID. /?
18th What is the best mode of Propagatng this null
berry? and on what sort Of soil;
9TH is this species Of mulberry really the Multicaus2
that is, does it flourish like the bert bash, or will it
grow into tree like any other species OF mulberry
And in what state (bush iree.) is il most useful;
9Th. Has the Morus Mul;icaulis any other
dations besides furnishing leaves for the silk worm?-
that say, it be used for limberfor FEEDING cat
e-and for enrlchIng the ground II you have made
any experiencing either OF these ways please 10 slate
thrn.
9Th Will the hlorus MulIicaus flourish az we'll or
better in our climate, than further North
9Th. D0cs the silk worm also thrive with well
or etlcr, than TO the North?
OH Is the present demand for The Morus hIu;icaulis
mere humbug is 1t destined 10 become permanent
object Of value; And would you soSeTly recommend
your agricultural friends in Virginia 60 into The cu!.
tiyalion of the plant
10Th DO you really believe that the Silk Culture is
destined from climate, capacity for raising the food
of the worm, and other causes, 10 become useful sub
iect, 10 which may devote our labor and capital
Give me your ideas fully upon this subject.
li,h. Have you raised the silk worm al all? Wha,
species is the best? And how many generations can be
raised in our climate, in The course Of the year
beg your attention, indeed, TO the whole subject
and ask from Jour experience and reading, full!
I,oir as you can furnish.
Yours truly,
THOMAS RICHIE.