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soI.rIlrrN nAEnING SCllnnL. rnH YnTNG ladies.

SOUTHERN BOARDING school. FOR Young LADIES,
~ Mn. A>p ME.. Trr.ico, Ktrhmo'd, t'rg'rd.
'y,s locate; luckur III Three squares from
Capitol, healthy ana central situation The house
very spacious and rhrr" capable Of accommodating y Young
Ladies.
The course al in.rrrnm rracr> Reading Oihnrray. Pen
uar,tp. Grammar, Arithmetic Gr".rapir, ancrhI and mo
drrn Universal History in connection with tie study aud de
l!nt alr al maps Compositions Moral hntu Ah Hhhr I'M.
In,rv Chemistry Bonny Algebra Thrr also weekly
Lectures Chemistry aud Mechanics illustrated 10y a" an
extensive apparatus
\. he pirpo.r al this Institution i. however on
nar, finished ENGLISH EGuClinn but also Ia Hio'd facilities u
"urrn ouma Ladies TOR III. acquisition =" the ornamental
branches OF efficient teachers IN h both va"
Instrumental Drawing aud faniln" ihi a>n III The
rrruc Italian. Spanish. and nn languages ha, rca Obtained
Md since rc,cn DAY ia- hccu" ortn Gc>iGcatnni {"
possess faculty ." c"urrng in the n"ir'n language, i"
YoIa. required speak either French Italian he
family
TN, seton, /, divided ,p four departments, Lu- ,
III the others and havin. well qualified teacher
pr.ln. lis limited number 81 pupils who pursue th" -'u
rnu-c rl ,luiv prospective hope advancement. A.
prepared 10 enter ,c next Department. They arc promoted
AMI studies higher grade assigned I" 'a'i The mly
arrangement las hrch -td by i"mr years experience
and succeeding ha> manifested ti!r same happy results III
Tie ycl advancement al the pir: TINS The "c"N rrr"-
crowded and pnl>cli" Sr nave been "bNiatc aud The
an >oi. Sullcituic a tho Principal ST ~ rest
In order SEMINARY such needed, there ha-
trouble spared % cttain ;hr services 9" wen
nacd Mr. PEs,r,o !, that public conf
dencc can inspired aud public patronage melted "ul |" him only
IN uropufrian 10 the uctuincss 81 hi Seminary.
Inc mura!s rarl comfort, and Improvement 81 those N
trusted 10 Mrs. FrEiro, made objects :" hcr in'
attention. pains spared, either by them 9" the resident
teachers, enforce measure which may tend !" tue "Fl
ness If the young Ladies'
M, al rary good habits being crsa acknnw
lrda,d Principal need hardly recommend /" rcnl> and guar
dan> their children I" SrnInnre~ al gh rnictr
and no, Uf c"ndrrim. child H
yuuI. tint school which offers the gtca>l advantages
Terms.
To Eu,rd aud Tuition, for The scholastic year Of ten 5000
JIhis sum entities he Young Ladies o Board, I'm.
eir<l an French r'l"n AL the hIanc'rs taught
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under The DICKINSON x SHcl Ilf-
pose Of carrying The milling business w""id respectfully solicit
The artc"r" Of Farmers in the neshorng r"nn" whom ll
highest cash price VIII he given for good wheat, delivered at the
.'''''' : WI. H. DICKINSON
JAMES SMELL.
August IL a7-3m
N0TICEMessrs Phppcn 4 Jones having by deed Of the
lh ult, tansredt" me their property debts aud effects,
have, with The appreciation OF The principal creditors who are
therein rd employed said I" close The business
as speedily ~ practicable tins object ahsy VIII sell the
country in al articles i'll their line viii ind 10 their
The subscriber being dr~irors with
lie delay m possible r Jones one a" The agents w' call upon
all those indebted the h by n"e bond or open account for
hope their customers in country will anticipate his visit,
prepare their without delay
RICHARD WHITFIELD, TRUSTEE
MAY l2h Il
AEM FOR SALE-The Estate Refers Creek, known by
Of HUI The upper end ii Wrstmoeland county
and separated from King George county ~ The said "zirr
Of the Potomac and the facilities for improvement Farther
description considered ndv dun wishing
purt had call and premises, improvements
: ~ EDWARD PORTER
Sept d 39-lm
ran Tmportations, ls40- China, Queens,rorc, &c.
HAVE and nhoa ships Rhode Island and Sea
from verp""I and aqnc Earnest G%ays from itIrncG
&C. which dealers in original packages cpacScd Ia
order upon the best tern" e" cash. W {: e. 'ns "a G si~
Late smy,h s Butler, > dOors ADORE TIC Bsa 1,.rer"
Sen, 4 3i-lA
FTNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY o. Il.RrroHp, Cos~
.4gcRrg Richmond, }irrinid.
THIS Company Incorporated IN The year ss, with per
p,a charter aud capital uf S2mOOO, and ENSURES against
loss or damage dwelling houses stores manufacturing
household furniture aud merchandise IN general
IN the most favorable terms.
ANY Company sustain risae taken nj
this agency viii adjusted with romr;ndr and heraIty
Anncniinn, i insurance policies may hc
made hn las been daily appointed Agent for the
City of Richmond aud vicinity H. BALDWIN, 7gem
Office "pI,u>ii" the Banks.
n thin
ID ENOVAl-Wc would inform fIcn in the country that
shall remove lluI1c lately purchased Jhsi Gsc
m Bc Tavern formerly occupied hy Ic,rS. ". : j. {. Cram
90 y HE fri nf October. shan have entirety
stock al GROCERIES, wiyh sEa ,"nIur 10 -'lI at mndr
rate profits. WALL = nHi l."
Sept j. .o--Hl
ID CARR 9ga-aru Ln having permanent, l"cnird him,
Nlf"ula, Viii aiit nd regularly r In
frin and superior Ai"narlt, Louisa AMI FuSana
business cGufdrh shall receive strict aItrn'iun
R,rrnce-pruirssrr Davis inc. H. Jones, charlottesville, Va
COY. Gilmtr Pcyon Dcanc y Edwards, Richmond, Va.
Sept Is ''a-StN"o"
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ID CARR. .3araru lar, having permanently "cn'rd hin
wife, N"iHla, vii ats nd regularly lr In
.rinr superior Courts Of Alh"ailt Louisa AMI Fu'ana
shall receive strict AT alton
Davis Jnn Il. Jones, charlottesville, Va
Gov Gimcr, Pcyton, Dc,nc Edwards, Richmond. Va.
Son,
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&C., &C. &C.
Tickets only s1a-havrs SJ0qnartcrs si-cieills 81 90
Certificate. nf Pack age. Of III Whole Tickets $3.50
IN IIa,f do, l3I
Do do 81 Quarter do. ID
M AZ NJ Ei1hih do. 30
at Orders for Tickets and Shares Certificates oil PacRl.c>
the above magnificent Scheme, will receive The most H"'hp
and an each drawing sent mine
iiarry after all who order from Address
Orta Ii3-,fi u. VI. iUYT co.
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ORENI n NORI,ING

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens that they have
w and receiving, very handsome STOCK OF READY
MADE CLOTHING, conSi>tin. of very
superior Beaver As haiti, Frock and Over Goats
nuc black invisible and olive Fruck and Dress Goats
Cashmere, cloth and doe-Skn Pants
Iipprranor aud lt Ter do a new aud beautiful article
Of various culnrs
Velvet, Cashmere mcrno toianet silk and satin
Vests, of every description
Also, general assortment of
Shirts, Stocks, Collars Bosoms
Cravat>, Scari-, S,>pcndrrs
Gloves, Shoulder Braces
Morning Gowns, Umbrellas, &C., &c.
Tippecanoc and Hard Cider iidkfs
LiKEwisE,
six mrrinl aud lambs wool Shirts and Drawers
Do do. do do. Hose;
viii be sold nj reduced prices and
mndltIug terms.
Tn. citizens are reminded h.i their clothing is manufactured
nv The subscribers the Baltimore, Petersburg
markets made of the hest materials kman>hp. II
viii on, lie a call and examine them convinced
of the above statement
Persons who nf the above would do well
purchase, they sell for hiiren
cent lower than price clothing They latfcr
the which have received
from the citizens Richmond and Manchester, that
rntinu Ia the will share oil public
'""7'' ELIAS Is. SPENCE.
Main street, Opposite .Usrchdnt>' Ccgts House.
y Rive have Just received Cloth! Canci and Macintosh
CIunkS sub Treasury Goats, Pants, Sc, 81.
oct i--iW
At REDUCED PRlCEs-nEoGrES AND SRoES.-2,Ooo
n PAR ~ heavy pIra,,nn Rrgr,> 20O pair lcant
zip aua calf ,kI Sh"r>'"r SHr nj the
rENlTENTIARl STORE on nh STREET
To Country Merchants aud Wholesale Purchasers liberal dis
will br made.
Oct2 lin
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prizes of s2On Of l.tF) 10 Of 800, 30 Of lno % o. '
n ~ lao ,00 of al OO of $50 TO m III Of $50, &C., &C.
Tickets only s2-hslves $40 quarters Seich'hs :! o.
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DEMON ALIVE would inform f,Icni~ III the country that
Il We shall remove IIun,c lately purchased just 0hc
lr Tavern. Formerly occupied S NcS,rs w J. I, tfanr
Co. l HE first ni wien sla have Crrrg
stock Ckur EGl$, which sla continue 20 -cl AZ mode
| profits. WAL = v M l..
.'>--Si
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80 BAI.CS BROWN SiiIRTiNGS AND S!iEErlAGS, ,nU
l.DU COTTON OZNABURG Of Virginia and Northern ma
uactuc factory prices consisting mainly II the folio" Gg
STYLES, viz
Nos and Merchants cotton OznabGreS
and Petersburg Manufacturing Co. do do.
aud Manchester Dc" do.
and Richmond do do
Eaule do. do
30 inch s and a. Matnaca Shir;ings and Sheetings
81. Z and A Etrck do. do
81 and IS Merchants Shtlngs
"a aud - Mechanics do
All Of The above made OF good stock
and m,c. improved in weight and appearance.
81 : 4 and "a Lawrence Shirtinc, and Shcctings
/ ! Indian lead in
aud A NaShnn do. do
a. fine McripaC and Hamilton Slurting-
And approved styles which will sell by the bale at
factory prices, for cash, . Punr'"9l customers.
F. & !. :. JAMES & CO.,
Sept II l.s-6ts WAN t"0bs SP"6rr.
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Drawn: II the VI. Petersburg Lottery, "" 10, drawn 18Th:
- y, i - II q Il - 10 y.
Ticket Nos. - -, prize of >0o, id and ca-hrd b!
STRN1rOA.
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EIAI.L AND WINTER GOoDS.--W ApswohrH, WILLIAMS =
CO. have received recent arrivals general assortment
and American DRY GOODS, which They offer y the p 60
ar ckarr country aud Others al unusually l"Ir
prices They receive father supplies by every
vessel during the season.
! Snu, Isio 3J-l.
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ystRntrAEE AND tITLERI.-Chailrs ilS & Sons have
in store good of Cutlery and Hardware received 10y
arrivals from liverpool which they offer 10 hrit custom" =
and other, very reasonable Ercc+.
- --Ht
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Drawn No.. IN New Jersey Lottery VI" Is drawn SEPT. 2ist:
~ - = II u 81 II 90 l. l. tti II ;.
Ticket, Il 81 do - u, = both sold aud caslrd iy itr"n
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ID. $. GREGORY < CO., Managers.

And many IT $3.50 SOD $4,000. $50, $780, SlOJ, &c. &C.
Ticket. sIi--llnIvr~ :. .l-puar;rrS ~ -
Certificates al Iackagcs "f - Whole TrkciS Stp
10. d.. - !i"i 40 NV
IA do - Quarter do. ~
go, W sd
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MAMMOTH SCHEME ron I'm OCTOBER.
~ i',t.I he We

nwn Nos in Va Petersburg Lottery, NJ. II, drawn sept 2i
:s3 IL u - e. - - 81 l : II ., .
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'h''H''
At meeting of a portion of the Democracy OF the
county of Greene, convened in the Courthouse, on Sa-
turday evening, the 9th inst, Col. VIM. Dulany was
called to the Chair, and John B. Jones appointed Sc
cretary.
Short and appropriate Addresses were delivered by
Capt. w. r. Mills and A. r. Blakey, stating the se-
neral objects for which the meeting was called.
After which the following Preamble ana nesoln-
tons were offered by A. R. Blakey, and UNANIMOUSLY
adopted: U,:-.u,
Whereas we perceive that the so called wing parry T
are using every means to promote the election oil WIN
II. Harrison to the Presidency IAN expectancy pon''-
cian) and to secure that object, are forming iiPPeca-
noe Clubs, Log Cabin professions, and flood'hg 'he
countrv with all sorts of An
whereas we believe the elevation to that ONCE OF sucn
\ poIitician. will subject our country TO the dangers ana
evils resulting from the establishment OF all the odious
doctrines Of Federalism and Abolitionisln-it therefore
becomes highly necessary for the Democracy to conn
tract these efforts BY all honorable means, and use
axert;ons to further the reelection of Martin Van Bu-
ren ,yh,se political principles are known to be Repub-
lear. and who is pledged to interpose official power
!, oo;nst the interference with Southern rlghts-Ihere
fore
Resolred, That a Central Committee of Y Vigilance,
consisting Of ten persons, be formed at StanarasVlae
for the purpose Of promoting the cause Of the Demo
cratic Republican party.
Resolrcd, That be and are he'eo' y
pointed for that object. unoe
Resolred, That the general Committee oil ''sn S,an,
for this county will meet in the Courthouse : 80"
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upon every candid mind, whatever may have been its
party predictions.
'hni air. hinncnrc was not permitted to conclude his
address. Mr.. Newton md onr of his friends manifested
50 iitch apparent anxiety that lie should have an OPP.
p"rtnn'ty OF replying, and interrupted MIR. M. so fire.
qnris'ly, mat with the advice OF some of his friends he
determined to give way, that Mr.. N. should have no
ffe'rxt Tor saying that he had no opportunity of reply
ing; when, 7" the surprise of many present, Mr.. n. and
hs Trend both waived The privilege, and insisted upon
Ar. aloncrre ) concluding his speech, evidently show
ING That The anxiety manifested was nothing more than
! mere r"%c, winch was more apparent from the cha.
racter ~ tle reply, when he was forced 10 make it. II
may not be necessary perhaps 10 remark further in re.
lati"n 10 ihc reply, than that it was such as might have
Been expected from one who felt that III. had been sir
naiIy beaten, and WHO thought it necessary TO make
some show Gt argument still to cover his defeat. There
IS Something very remarkable in the present attitude Of
Mr.. Newton, as well as that of others who might be
named. lie IS now advocating the claims to the Pre-
sidency OF a man with whom he holds not one princi-
pie in common, if he has been heretofore sincere in the
declaration OF his own sentiments; and is opposing with
equal zeal one, who agrees with him in almost every
particular, and in whom, if he does not place entire con
hdcnce, there is every reason that he should, if a long
life OF arduous and faithful public service ever can in.
spirr confidence Lest | should do Mr.. Newton injus-
t'ce IN attempting 10 assign a motive for 50 strange a
course, WILL leave TO others TO account for it in the
best manner they can consistently with honor and pa.
triotisn. f.
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n CARD.

TO c. G. GRISWOLD, Esq.
Your letter of the 10th June, published in the En-
quirer of the 10th inst, makes it necessary that a sim
pie interrogatory should be propounded to you:
Did vou intend to deny that you have said, that you
henrd MIR. v. Buren, declare himself opposed to TIE late
war, in 1872: II you admit that yon have SAID so,
there viii be no occasion TO have any further ~publIca.
ton on the subject; but if you deny il, n cnm scarcciy
rink ycu riF,J you shall, III due time, and IN another
form, hear from the writer of this. In the mean iihac,
a suspension OF public opinion is asked. The indlvldu-
al who now addresses you, has no unkind feelings to.
wards you, personally; but, in his search for truth, he
has been instrumental in exposing error and %misrepre-
seniaiion. Having assumed this position, nothing shall
deter him from playing out The game fully. Ifyoa &c
main silent, | shall infer that you admit the above
charge, which, in substance, covers the whole contro-
versy. ESSEA.
18th July. $50.
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Tuos. G.. AMoRY, Secry.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.


AT a large meeting Of the Democratic COMMITTEE OF
Vigilance orthc county of Franklin, held at the Conrt-
house, on the 9th day Of July, lSiu, being court day,
John NJ. Holland, the Chairman, being absent, Geo.
Turner, Esq, was called 10 the Char, and WIN. a.
Street appointed Secretary.
On motion, RcsoIrcd, That the Committee hereby
concur in the resolution heretofore adopted, inviting the
Democratic Committees Of the counties OF flttsyiva-
mia, Henry, Patrick, and Bedford, to meet this Commit
tee in Convention, at this place, on the first Monday IN
August next.
Resulted, That the Secretary be instructed to com,
municate a copy of the above resolution to the resPec'
tive Chairmen of the said Committees.
Resoired, That We heartily approve OF the recon-
mendaticn Of the Democratic Association at Richmond
to hold a Convention of the Republican party OF ti's
State, at Charlottesville on the 9th day OF September
next.
Rcsoircd, That The following gentlemen be appointed
10 represent The Democratic party otthis COUNT, IN NC
Convention at charlottesville, 10 wit: ~. VI. laiiaier,o
John S. BurwelI, John NJ. Holland, James cahauy
Rev. John Bowman, George Nafic, Rev: Stephe,
Wood, William a. Street, il l.. Muse, Thomas ;
Keen, John S. McCreary, H. F, Terry David ,
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Keen, David Joneo, Thos. Helm, Stephen +. Smith,
BENZ. +. Cook, Benz Sermons, John Patterson, Andrew
Patterson, A. S. Holland, John c. IiuicIeson, Samuel
Helm, Jr, Adam Law, Jno. Law, Samuel Patteson, }. e.
M~cllkimer, George c. Turner, J. NJ. Bell, Thomas A.
Bird, Jesse Brooks, Thos. J. Holland, Wiley Woody,
Randolph Hall, S. NJ. Thornton, Stephen Aunt and
Peyton Pearson; and on motion, the Chairman was
added to the Delegation.
Rssoired, That Thomas S. Keen, II. l.. Muse, Jno.
+. McCreary, John S. Burwell, William A. Street, N.
VI. Taliafcrro, Thomas Helm and John Law, be ap-
pointed a Committee to make proper arrangements for
the reception and meeting of the Convention proposed
10 be held at this place.
Rcs0ired. That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, and published in the Lynch.
burg Republican, and that the Richmond Enquirer be
requested to copy.
GEORGE TURNER, Chairman.
WV. A. STREET, Sccraaru.
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GEORGE TURN
WIN. A. STREET, SccrftarY.


PIIISlLNANlA
AT a meeting of portion of the citizens OF PIttsyl-
vania, in favor of the reelection Of Martin Van Buren,
to the Presidency; held at the Court House of said coun,
ty, on Saturday, the 18th of July, for the purpose OF
forming a Democratic Association-Maj Frederick
OberthIer, was called to the chair, and VIM. Rison, ap-
pointed Secretary.
The meeting was eloquently and forcibly addressed
by Bedford II. Averett and Joseph NJ. Terry, Esqs;
after which, a Constitution was adopted.
The Association then proceeded to the election OF
officers: Whercupon Col. Daniel Coleman was elected
President; Maj. Frederick Oberthier and VIM. ri.
Wnoding, Esq, Vice Presidents; Charles Lovelace,
Treasurer; and Langhorne Scruggs, Recording Secre-
tary.
The following were elected a Corresponding Com
mi,tce of three, to wit: VIM. M. Treadway, VIM. Ri
son, and Bedford II. Averett.
And to compose the Committee to prepare business
for the Association, the following were elected, to wit
Joseph NJ. Terry, Jacob T. Coles, Jesse c. Carter,
Richard White, Lewis Gregory, and Nathaniel Wood
ing.
To procure members TO the Association, and sub.
~scriptions therefor, the Association elected the follow
ing gentlemen, TO wit: VIM. Walton, VIM. II. Edwards,
Samuel Blair, James A. Luck, Stephen Coleman,
John Jones, Charles l.. Haley, Wesley Shelton, Abra-
ham ). Lewis, John Coles, Coleman Dyer, Vincent II
Shelton, Richard b.. Parsons, Azariah Baily, Charles
Galloway, Jesse NJ. Giles, VIM. A. Thomas, John
NJ. Settle, John Ward, Lynch billiard, Asa hod-
nett, Thomas Watson, DR.. Albert Wade, and George
P. Keesee.
On motion The following Resolution was unanimously
adopted to wit:
Resoired, That Col. Walter S. Fontaine and James
Garland, Esq, be respectfully requested to attend and
address our next meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned till the 4th Satur-
day in this month, (July,) being the 25ih; at which
time, in addition TO the addresses from Messrs. Fon-
tame and Garland, others may be expected from mem
bers Of the Association, who have agreed TO discuss the
plan for The reorganization of the Militia, the %lndepend-
cnt Treasury Bill, and the relative claims of Martin
Van Buren, and VIM II. Harrison to the support ot the
Republican party.
WM. RISON, S@cry.
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EXECETORtS SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-ln
IL part performance of the viii of John Cole, deceased, late of
the county of Charles CITY. shall, ON Monday, the 18th day Of
Srpirmbrr next, IL fair, II moi, the ntNt fair day thereafter, AT Eve
llnrtun,. in said county, the late residence Of said drcedcnt, pro.
coed IN sell, hv public sale, Ia the highest bidder, on the terms pre-
scribel by the will, being one third cash, and the residue in two
.unal annual instalnents,l the Tracts of Land and Plantations oi
which said Cole died seized aid possessed, called and known by
the names of Evclington and Weston, adjoining each other, and
containing together One Thousand One Hundred and Seventy
eight Acres, by actual survey, n plat Of which Is IN nay possession.
Shall sell IN two separate tracts, as my tcStator heretofore corsf
d.,ed them, Weston, containing about 52i! acres. IL IL seldom
thai sucl lands a these asr Offered 10! public sale III This part Of
Ia country. They lie on Herring Creek, convenient 10 nariga
non overlooking Wcstoyer and James river 10 the South, about
i've miles above the Courthouse Of the county, the public road
leading from said Courthouse 10 the CITY of Richmond passing
through them. The greater portion al The Cleared land lies be-
,,yr,u the road and TIL, creek, u ot nnt mhlatto soil, all oil Nhchl
vIh the exception at twenty or thirty acres, has been married
Nitluu a few wear. past by my tc.iltnr with his limited force, ana
!. mo-, in a hi.lI state uf Improvement. There are some improve
,,,.uts an each place. Those an the Evclin.ton tract may he rem
Irr,d ante comfortable with some little expense, ana beds OF
mari on rach. of the best quality, sufficient Ia mari a kingdom, y
further description by me - deemed unnecessary, Any person
wishing Ia examine the premises will be >lewn them by Mr: Allen
D,,Iiry. ON application to HIM. Ihave only 10 add, that IN further
execution of the Will aforesaid, | shall, some Time IN December
nr,i. lof which n more definite notice viii be given,) sell, at Eve
Iipcton, all the slaves, stocks, crops, anu other personally OF my
trsiator, when and where the purchaser or purchasers oil inc above
states may be supplied with such property on the spot: fosses-
81 of the lands and appurtenances viii be gwen the nst oil ia
nuary next, with the privilege OF seeding 4 crop OF small gram al
m tn al -" lime I'M. Fail RO. W. CHRISTIAN,
'e Executor Of John Cole, decreased.
49,. a-wtd
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day.
Inc blank IN me second resolution was filled with
the names of the following g%entlemen: Capt. T. Da.
Wis, Col. w. II. Sims, Capt. A. Hand, Captain w. r.
Mills, A. R. Blakey, Daniel Miller, J. T. Ship, G.
w. Price, Col. w. Dulany, and I. Garth.
On motion, John B. Jones was added to the commit
tee.
Ordered, That the foregoing Preamble and Resoln-
tons be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and
sent for publication to the Editors of the Richmon
Enquirer, Old Dominion, and Valley Star.
WIN. DULANY, Chm'R.
joins b JoSrs Scr.ru
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joins B. JoSEs, !Sec'ry.

me BaH r0utnS!-We received last Evening the
spirited Proceedings of the Democratic Committee of
Louisa. They appoint u~b-Comnittees of Vigilance
for every section Of their county-a general Com.
mlttee of Correspondence for the whole county
William Crawford and ii Delegatee TO a District
Convention, which they recommend to take place at
Palmyra, in Fluvanna county, on the Sd Monday in
August-und John z. Holiday, and 80 other Dele
gates to attend the General Convention at Charlot,es.
vile on the 9th Observation-Disclosures hereafter.