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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-29

| The Convention then adjourned till Tomorrow.
SatHrddy Ercning.
Mr. Yancey, from the committee appointed TO pre-.
pare Address to the People Of Virginia. reported
Address, which, being read, was unanimously adopted
by the Convention
On motion of Mr.. Smith of /. of W., it was resov-
ed, that 5000 copies of the Address to the People OF
Virginia be printed in the pamphlet form for disribu
ton-and that each member of the Legislature contri
butte 80 for dctrayng the expenses Of printing, and
each Special Delegate what he plcases.
On motion of Mr.. Randol phi of Albemarle, resolved
that the County Committees to be appointed by this
Conventon be requested and urged TO extend the sub
scrp.ion and circulation of the cheap weekly paper
forthwith to be established.
Mr.. Letcher, from the committee appointed to form
Electoral Ticket, &c, reported the following gen.
emen as suitable to constitute the Central Correspond
ing Committee:
H. St. Geo. Tucker, Chairman.
Philip n. Nicholas, John Brockenbrough, Thomas
Richie John Rutherford S. Fl. Parker, n DENLY, +
Courtney, G.. w Munord, I. B. Bigger, w. Green.
how, ?. V. Daniel, A. Robinson, jr, Thomas Nelson
Henry L. Hopkins, James Bosher.
John Letcher, Chairman
2 2Gs5 RS9Tf p bs &c to ,ne
Committees Of Vigilance and Correspondence appoint
ed by this Convention to increase the number SO far as
it NAV be desirable 10 do so; and also, to appoint pc
ciul Committees for each Militia precinct in their
spcctive counties, and adopt such other measures
may be deemed prudent to place the People in posses
sion of full information all subjects.
On motion Of Mr.. Hunton,
Rcsoircd That the unqualified appreciation of this
Convention be rendered to the committee whose able
and mastery Report we have adopted
Rcsoiecd, That the thanks of this Convention be ten
dercd the President Secretary and Assistant Secre
tary for the able which they have discharged
their duties
On motion of Mr.. Fontaine,
Rcsoiccd, That the thanks of this Convention be
given to the Sergeant-a Arms and Doorkeepers Of the
House of Delegates for the services they have rem
dercd
On motion Of Mr. Butts,
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
JOHN W. NASH, President.
H Hno,so, f H.s.rssp, Secretaries
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TN CIIANCERY-VIRGISI,-At Court held for Louisa Conn
" at the Courthouse thereof Monday the 10Th day Of Feb
ruary, 1910: -
John Wheeler and George Wheeler, Plaintiffs.
against
Nathaniel Wheeler Richard Loving, and Nancy his wife, Ro
bert d. Williams and Sally his wife, Graves Harris and Elizabeth
his wife, Defendants
The defendants Nathaniel Wheeler and Graves Harris and
Elizabeth having entered their appearance and given
security according and the rules ofhis Court and appear
satisfaction Of the Court that they not inhabitants of
this sate the motion of the plaintiffs by their attorney is
ordered that the said defendants Nathaniel Wheeler and Graves
Harris Elizabeth wife, before the justices our
County Of Louisa County, nj the Courthouse the second
Monday May and the bill Of the plaintiffs; and
that copy this forthwith inserted in
published City Richmond for two months successfully
and posted the front door Of the Courthouse Of this County on
Court day.
Copy-Tese, JOHN HUNTER, C. L. C.
Fob 94-wSw
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UATS. IATS!. IIlTS...
So
Ess SCI
EGsA

yyTHoLESIE and retail fashionable aud cheap Hat and Cap
w store, above and nearly opposite the Bell Tafrrn Main
Street, Richmond. Va.
NJ r. STEEDS grateful for the patronage which he has
ceivcd from the citizens OF Virginia, he commenced bs
last respectfully asks leave TO inform his patrons and
the public that he has hand assortment of HATS
which lie with confidence recommend being nude oil the
the celebrated manufacturers o the latest
fashion, possessing elegance Of style and appearance not
surpassed Hats offered ,hs market Those
who be supply themselves with Hat
wish good, durable, and fashionable Hat NJ ir
reasonable price, will please call M The fashionable ia
above and nearly opposite the Bell Tavern where they can
fail o themselves.
Jan 30 lSi-r NJ. i. SIEEuS
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rules held in the Clerks office
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry, for the
County of Nooway, eti January, 1910:
Thomas and his Children viz: Ca,harine, Edward D.
Charles E. Henry e. Mary ~, stephen, Nathaniel, Sarah vii.
liam which g infants by their said
father and Peter Grigg Elizabeth his wife, Plaintiffs
against
Henry s. Hopkins John Geers, Samuel Williams and Jack
stewart iffee nrpToo Defendants.
The defendant entered his appearance
and given security according the Act of Assembly and the rules
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he Is
not of this commonwealth is ordered that the
appear here the first of April term next and
bill Of the plaintiffs; aud that of this order BIZ
Richmond Enquirer for two months sue
front door of the Courthouse OF tins
County. "
Coiy-TCse, c. W. FlTZGEKAiD d. c.
Ian IN 79-wSw
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D. NJ. HoyT's Exchange and Lottery Office,

E following Schemes 10 be drawn in March, published
S 'Iy for the benefit of persons distance who may
" haFr firkcts Splendid Lottery. HorT hopes that
VI" send their orders Immediately, in order that there
"' ., disappointment in obtaining chance.
10 De- drawn March eth, Va. Lecsburs Lottery No. =
sN s"''o' i',VVV &c; oo prizes ot ioo'. ii'N' '
s Of packages Of Do Whole Tickets will be sent for
-" Shares IN proportion.
W. MOST MhGNIFICENT-2ls March
=, Capital Prize ss55, S25, (S50,0U0 Nett)
sl ~ so 1000, &C.; 100 prizes OF 1000 Tickets only
s Of packages Of % Whole Tickets will be sent for
- y Shares in proportion.
81 Tickets or Shares please address d. NJ. HOYT,
-. Richmond, Ia
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IMPROVED roi1IoN-vlRGlNA SELECTION

,r ,.ini, selection of Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual
rlr an,t approved Authors, alaped to the various
Public worship and Social M--tn.sin three parts
I'm III. Nauca> Subjects systenaiicaii! arranged
~. ldapt-d particular occasions
M m Peculiar 10 the order of Public Worship
Sr, i md a:auG. hy Andrew Broadus. new edition. en-
N. - an} improved.
Just published BY s,,rru p,,urp
r.AS Git SMITH a. PALMER
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VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE-Pursuan to a decree OF
Caroline County Court in of Frensleys executor u.s.
Frensey's admir- will public auction, the highest
bidder Friday the 18th of March next the residence Of Ed
ward e. f. Hughes in the County Caroline six eight likely
Negroes, credit of twelve months except much
b. dcfy the of the sale and costs of suit,
which VIII be for cash. Bond with approved security will b"
tuirsd of the purchasers. BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
febIS Q2-,d5
JAMES c. BOSlIER 7norrrp Ldr will attend the Superior
and Inferior Courts OF this City. Business entrusted 10 him
will receive prompt attention.
Office in fanbark Row.
Feb Is 92-oawit
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D. S. GREGoRY & CO., Managers.

GRAND CAPITALS FoR MaRCH-s4O,0O0 dollars! for the
VI 7t-and Ssssei dollars Nett sSoo0ol for the 2ls,
Virginia State Lottery,
For enowng the Locsburg Academy and for other purposes
Class No. !, FOR lS40
70 be aa" at 'sacSs D sI;EsTaisi the III March, $780,
S;40,0GO-15, 000-5,000-3, 0a0-2,500-2,29
50 Of Sooo so of 800 &C. Tickets only slo halves
Ceicaes of packages Of &c Whole Tickets $780, Shares in
proportion.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Monongala Academy.
Class Ne. g. 1870.
" Be s's' at ''i nRi IN e s S,iaS 4 Of '' 1870
$40, GG0-l0, 000-5, CQ0-3 500, U70-3, Go0-2,500
40 prizes OF s9o 50 Of $780, 90 Of 2oo &c. Tickets only slo
Cericae OF packages of % Whole Tickets $780, Shares in
proportion.
Virginia State Lottery,
For benefit Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic Association
Class No. 3, 1870.
TIE qe,andr;, Ys Saturday. 2l<t March, ls4o
GRAND SCHEME.
S5S,S24 Dollars!
S20000-l0, 1905, 22S-3,000.
prizes so of5oo 60 of aoo Tickets only slo
Certificates Of packages Of DC Whole Tickets sl4o Shares
proportion.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit If the Town of Weiisburg
Class No. s. ron 1910.
d'a'" at eFe cR1S6 5 ca S rSTsn,1.eg 18th March, ls
$50, 000-l0,0 00-5,o 00-4 0O0-2, 500, 000-l,747
% prizes of sgo % Of 5Oo . Of 3Oo 200 Of aoo &c. &C
Cer,ifca,ss Of packages Whole Tickets $780,
propnriicn
Splendid Lu,,cries-address
''~"' ~ D. 5. GREGORY & CO., Managers.
Richmond, 70.
Drawings sent Immediately after they TO order
rs above.
Feb ~ Gid
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IER-lhs very fine stallion lisa beautiful dapple grey,
l tt3 inches high, and possessing immense power lie
American Eclipse, and pedigree throughout of the purcst
MA lie G brother the noted mare ARIEL Lance ana
Ny Hes dam also the Gam Of Roman, Splendid ana
"enc all winners from four miles; and, what Is re-
"tsr TACT that neither Of these horses ever broke down. not
'nds .ca, Number Of they which in my hum
" 9ho ol. b. very erea, consideration win those VINO
" breeding ir tn- tl. very often happens Of late, TINT just
% 'En 70 distinguish themselves upon the turf, their legs
% s.urwS give way.
Si"caf al my stable, Spring Grove, Hanover County,
s- A-th Of the cry Richmond and II miles West OF the
"> 10 BE- SIS the aud Si5 10 insure
nae !" be ial parting with The mare viii forfeit the ihs-
e u! One ivlla: viii hc expected to the Groom IN eac,
- 5' wei led with Grain 30 cents per day, and good
"> furnished gratis. Every will be taken to prevent
ii. - " " Sf' - - -
|ds' ms proven himself and good nal setter; his
~ - "''; ytn:s Old and rem. hive been trained
not stallion tie of his reputation that stands
" S'ra reduced prICe.
i = ~srr uil pedigree, performance, &C. sec hand hills
WM. L. WHITE
& hay" very fine young Stallion, years old by Gnah
H. W" " on very reasonable terms, or will farm hun out
much tic form and colr o his grandse, old Eclipse.
B zen q any time during the approaching week al the
o., Tavern Stable. w l.. W.
4eu2! qi-6w
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IN rules held in the Clerks Office
Caroline County Court the 'r day Of February, 1910:
Hugh Campbell, James Roy Wrader, and Margaret his
Samuel HARDWOOD, Robert Pollard and Sarah his wife. Pres
ella arwocd Thomas arwood, Archibald Iiarwood Martha e.
larwood Susan, Lucy and Emily liarwood Henry Garrett,
Claiborne w Gooch and AlaIa his wife, William A. Wright and
Cha.ile Charles II. Blake and May Ann his wife,
Lawrence RGane Thomas oane, and Patsy Hopkins Richie,
Elizabeth Wesimoro, and Anna Wcstmore, Plaintiffs.
against
Thomas arwon John Garnet. Judre Thomas Ru!n, James
pkns Ruin, ruii, McSoail, vfi
drsn George McNea, and MaGerya his wife, Mancra Cain,
James r. CAM Thomas T. CAIN YIN. Cain Martha Cain, Ann
Cain Sterling CAIN and Mary Clark Cain, the last nan Philip
D. Bramhar and Lucy Ann his wife, Thomas H. Barnes,
Jackson and Lucy T. his wife, George Ipsaw, Sanne trsaw,
and Thomas Upshaw, Defendants.
defendants Thomas HARDWOOD John Garnet Judge Thomas
Ruif pkns Run, James H. NcNeall, Gcorr" McNta,
children of George McNcall and Aiasva h " hih-
CAIN James r. CAM Thomas T. Cain, VIM Cain, Martha
Cain Ann Cain Sterling CAIN and Mary Clark Cain the last
infants Philip p BranIam, and Lucy Ann his wife, Thomas H.
Barnes JacksGn and Lucy T.. his wife, George p>iaw,
Samuel Upsaw a Thomas UpSaw having entered their
apcaracc and given security accon. the act OF Assembly
and the rules this Court, aud appearing by satisfactory cvi
inhabitants of this country II ordered,
said defendants do appear here ,: first day OF MAY
aud the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
Richmond months sicccSrcly and posted
nj the front door the Courthouse Of this County.
Cory-Tes,e, JOHN L. fENDLEioN Clfrs.
FcbS . SS-Wew
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STUTT7S ASBESTUS
FIRE PROOF IRON CHESTS,
FAIRBANKS pATEST BALAN

OF different sizes aud pfices constantly hand al the
~ sF and Life Insurance Ucc' opposite the Bank of Nr-
ginl JNO 0. LAY,
Feb8 [SS-w5w*l .7gcnt.
TN CHANCERY-YIRGISA--A rules held Clerks office
n Superior Court of Law and Chanccry, for Gooc
land County, 9th January, 1916
James II. Ferguson, Plaintiff
against
Martin James, Robert and John d. Minis, and Alfred Mcdaniel,
Martha wItc-wlch said Robert and John d., and
Martha Ann, heirs law of Robert Minis dec,
Defendants
The defendants Robert and John D. Minis and Alfred McDan-
e Martha Ann his wife, having entered their appearance
according the Assembly and tho
of This court and appearing By satisfactory evidence that they
commonwealth, ordered that the
said defendants appear before the Judge Of the said
April and The plaintiffs original and
bills; that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
months successfully, aud posted the front door Of the Court
house of this county
4 Copy-Teste, MAR. W. MILLER d. C.
Feh Sl-Wsw
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rGN DOLLARS REWARD Is offered for the apprehension
AMI delivery 10 M city Of Richmond Tor in any Jail So
en- ct !a. OF slave named JOE, tue proper
t ly Mrs l.. Ruin Mrs. Gov. Mcdonald OF Georgia,
'hlS several weeks witha number OF oter ser
s u sud Mcdonald under the charge OF Mr. l. W. Barker,
who alScOnded from said Barker, on the ng!a ol
Fl ~ 1 miles north OF Lexington, Davidson county
N t,ni. n about feet inches high, very black
r y u good countenancc, aud apparently very
,r when spoken IL, lie raised in Hanover cointy ana
10 hired tn 1 hy the subscriber, 10 Mr. John Van Lew.
h, \ 54 aieavor 20 gci back 10 ms native coInts, or
, .l.Si, PHILIP VI. TABB, aet
p....,,.J r.,,u,r, g2-Gt
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,.rD FIRM
...,.... rn,N..Ii :, nnnruEp

THOMAS BRANCH & BROTHER
,r,r rhcr,r; hive this day associated themselves in The
| 'crXrp H. COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the above
md ,yI M orders directed their care, will receive
~ ,.r;,,n THOMAS BRANCH,
'"' d. II. BRANCH.
ST-iw
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(1ARiIAGES, BAROUCHEs, RUGGlEs AND sULKiES.-
- has hand al his Coach shop on MARKET
street between the Market and Scabrooks ware house.
Coaches Charot, Barouchcs BGe2cs, Sanhones ana sn
Workmanship and mnerialsw viii sell loyv
articles kind be bought in this ciiyand I'll &c"
work warranted as usual.
p s-Repairing usual in tho best manner, shortest
time, and most reasonable terms ,,,>c,..,
Feb u 9t-V
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THE respectfully informs city and country Hat dealer
he is manufacturing for the ensuing spring trade
larcer HATS than he has heretofore offered To the
public They will consist Uf the various qualities colours, ana
shapes Fnm arrangements he has recently maze
with correspondents in New York, he will be enabled to present
his the styles directly on their being started
in that city.
Hats are manufacture, made in Richmond by woknen
of tried skill and experience and OF the very best materials IN
ported this country.
Ills prices wholesale and retail, viii be found be as low rs al
anv manuactpry Nuftas the expense OF manufacturing
no greater ec with the exception Of the freight on
the raw York Richmond, which Is but
frnciica
He also keeps hand supply Of a,ter's materials purchased
al the importers viii be sold always al small advance
- 90, liz III. ,,IJ
- ~ 1883 - 79-3m
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Feb u
cInn REWARD

SPENCER Dough, years from Mr. George Hcnder
- young and likely say 2a years of about
feet or inches high, brown and smooth compilations shy
legged, slight mpcdincnt when spoken 10, t;e nh-
M marks rrn.bercd He hired last by Il. W. Green
Richmond Cny off from his Coal Pts IN Feb, ls was
seen time Northumberland County, Va about Mon
da Point in the nei.hborood Mrs cndersons, where Inc
relations and be irsing have gotten papers anu
now going nj large and have made his way
in some vessel Baltimore, Philadelphia The above reward
will be given recovery Of Spencer apprehendcd IN Mary
land or Pennsylvania $50 will b. given if taken in the Northern
Neck delivered NJ Ncs'morcland CourtholS Va
JOHN +. BROCKENBRoUGH.
F.h - 9f-law low
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IN rules held in the Clerks ofCr
Caroline County Court the ird day Of February, ls
George Il. Pollard, admir- of Nancy Bridges, dec. and
George u. Pollard, and Frances his wife, Plaintiffs.
against
Blannan, John Sorment Wm SOrnent SEN, WIN. Nor
mcnt son Of Samuel Normrnt, WIN. W. Cooper Richard Nor
mcnt Green and Elizabeth his wife, Ann Sale. Richard
VI. BRIDGES Defendants.
The defendants William Nomcnt Of Samuel Nutmcni,
Wm W. Cooper, -Grecn and Elizabeth his WIFE, not having
their appearance and security according 10 the
Assembly aud the rules Of this Court aud appearing by sails
factory evidence that William Norent, of samuel NOrmcnt,
William W. Cooper Richard NOmcn aud - Green and
Elizabeth his wife, inhabitants Of this country il i ordered
the said defendants appear here the lt day Of May Court
the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
city Of Richmond for months successfully and posted at tie
front door Of the Courthouse OF this County
4 Cupy-I.stc JOHN L. PENDLETON, Clerk.
Erb
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IN CiiANCERY-NIRGINik, Al rules held in the
a Law and Chan
Gerry County, tho 2i t day Of December
inclusive, in the year le;i9:
Richard Bass, Plaintiff:
against,
Henry ". Watkins administrator Of Claiborne Watkins decd
Charles Il. Musclcy and Lavnia H. his wife, formerly ilyi
MIA II. Watkins, and others, Defendants.
The defendants Charles L. Moscley and Lavia H. his wife,
having entered their appearance and given security according
the Of Assembly and the rules OF this court, and appearing
satisfactory that inhabitants nl this
catk, the motion Of the plaintiff by his Attorney, Is
ordered that the said Charles r. .clry and his wife, arplr be-
the Judge Circuit Superior Cont of Law and Chance
for rowLatan County nj the court house of SAID County
the first day Of Say ar Il answer the bill n the plaintiff
and give security Tor performing such decree the may
make herein aud that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
sap-r published the al Ritlm0Ed and
nrd for months successfully, and that another copy he
posted the front door Of the uusc of this county
a Cupy--TeSte
Dec 10 6i-wSwF X. f. GRAVES ID. c.
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yxTILLIAM SKEEN .faorncy Lar, Covinstnn, Virginia
w practise regularly in the Superior and Inferior Courts
Allegheny Botcou Rokbrdge and Greenber ana IN te gu
Il - In M " ~ 80 SD-3m
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;HbE higiTwu and boy, house seryantS.-For sale,
49, eating. 0f the CGiaw Grapeviue.Wanted, shares
r Sl;c Stock do Manchester Cotton and Woollen taco-
= Stock. LEWIS HILL,
Collector and General .3ych.
frh25 a5-
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IN Gna STAEES AND HEADING seasoned for flour bar
oOJJO rl and 1880 Hoop Poles for same wanted at tue
f't'aty, iv which the highest market price VIII be paid on
ut1gery J. G.. WATSON,
.7geHt, PeaiicRtary.
grhS SS-1n
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>ftgGguNyil;E s:,MINARYTh. exercises OF 'hr thud
session q: will be- resumed the 10Th Jaan'i-
reC The ln Instruction will afford extensive core,
embracing tie various classical authors, and the most useful
,pS Mathematics From several years OF practical expo
arr 'acns havnc applied himself closely TO stndies ana
fam the test public examinations the undersigned eeiS an US
a and condolences students in this institution can be As
rarh properly instructed their classical
I ur business transactions as IN any similar
tr,an IL tn State And in presenting the institution 10 pub
panaae undersigned deems not Improper 10 express
views and opinions upon the subject of teaching lie deems
essential On the pa Of the teacher, first to make himself ac
anei IA the disposition and capacity of the pupil IL the
. ~ perception the pupil be unready ana slow 10 com
t.l H. teacher be patient and slow IN imrtihs ihor-
lr l. keeping mind closely exercised, ana care
avoiding tall the other extreme, that The nina may pro-
gy caGg,chrml natter When the faculties OF the mnd
pr,r trained az Of reasoning anu thinking, hec-
developing itself: VIII enlarge and expand according To the
application perseverance OF the student IL industry ana up
aaa wanting the part of the student, the teacher must
means anI:ed disposition effect the object III The
comprehensive added 10 industry and appca-
,aa. the task i instruct is not uupleasing. .
The Undersigned Observes that his school will be governed by
sound discipline, that he designs I" lead rather
,p tie ad hut Co"rcve will be rcortcd To- ne
require The undersigned further observes 10 ms pat
friends that hi school the present year has ocen
lppU and 2t.DniScd and rests with confidence upon their
f' Elprr, and encnracemcnt and trusts that however for-
;n favor that merit VIII not be rnrewarded py
LIBERAL public.
scholastic year of 10 months, $50 Tut
ron Tor ;Na classics, 50; Tor the higher branches OF English
So III tie minor branches, $40. }. }. GREGG.
SmrGeony,ile, Brunswick Dec. Il. e'-u
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Journal of the Democratic Convention.

AT a Convention of the Democratic Republican mem.
bers OF the Legislature and Special Delegates chosen
by the People to attend This Convention, held in the
Hall OF the House of Delegates, on the Goth Of Feb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-29

TO FASMERS.-IIerls' Grass Seed
Orchard do do
T.ruilv do. do.
Clover do do
.lan.rl Wurzel Beet Seed
FFenrh SUGAR do do.
Rnta Eaca Turaip Seed
Sc.yh Potato tiats
EoSau Potatoes.
Tor sale nv wM PALMER.
FEBRUARY - 95-N
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GRAND CAPITALS FoR MARCH.-s4o,Ooo dollars! for tn
VI 7-and se4 dollars Nett, 0O00) for the 2lst.
Virginia State Lottery,
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IN rules taken in the Clerks Of
Prince Edward County Court, December the ID lcE
Josiah Forest Charles Arms and Martha his wife, John Chill
dress and Sarah his wife Plaintiffs
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-16

the wish to institute cold-tlooded sys-
tenn of cruelty, revenge, and proscrlp-
ton. Who is there among us that would
not defend the hts Of the State, against
encroachment or aggression! Who is
there that meditates the destruction of
this blood d-cementcd Union? There are
mono here, am sure:---no, not one. Con-
scious of the purity of Cur own purposes,
let us suspect the motives of no man,
Confident in the reclitude of our own
course, let us euquire not what men were,
but what they now are. Blessed are the
peace makers---blessed on eartlb blessed
in Heaven---but thrice blessed, and thrice
honorcd be those. who bring all their
preiudices, and all their errors, and all
their wrongs, real or imaginary, to sacri.
flee them on the consccrated altar of
their country's veal and happiness.
And now, sir, with an allegiance, true,
faithful, heartfelt, and ineffaceable, am
ready, in the solemn form prescribed by
the Constitution, to dedicate my services
to the State.