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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20
Family Flour and Corn Meal.

uCSI received lot of fine Family Flour and Cor
% Meal, which viii sell cheap to cceo consignment
~ c. PHELPS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20
POxtDO,,epuent.

POStpOncmcnt.
The above Sale is postponed till the fourth Monday in
this month, December, when ii will positively take place.
j. GARLAND.
Dec 2 t27D
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-18
SESSION IN THE sen AVE

TIE new Senate on the 9Th made choice Of Ed.
ut Arms Mr. Dyer is s,esEng Whigr and was one
OF the prescribed Of the Wing party dusing the reign
of terror. The vote stood-
S,h,,c,
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-18
LOSS OF STEAM BOAT-AND SUPpOsEl]
LOSS OF ALL ON BOARD,

The Tallehasse Star of the 23d ult. contains The
following melancholy account.
Capt. Cross, Of the Revenue service, arrived here
last week and reported that lie had left Apalachicola
on the l3h inst in the steamboat Lamplehter Can
tam Wood: bound for Tampa Bay. via. Port Leon
and Cedar Keys. When near Dog Island and about
twenty miles from Apa achcoIa the Lampieh,er
broke her main shaft, and was consequently compel-
and the sea running high While in this condition
the steamboat Caroline, Capt Pettis from Pors Leon
to Apaachicola, discovered passing abou, 81
miles distance, hugging the land.
Capt Cross and his brother put off in a small loa
and pulled for the Caroline. The distressed condi-
non OF the Lnmplighter was made known to Cant.
Pctils Of the Caroline, who stated that he could not
possibly 60 10 her assistance his boat was too small
10 encounter heavy sea. and besides that he had On
hoard large number Of passengers, among whom,
several ladies, and that he was under controc,
TO land at least part Of his possengers-(Mr Har's
Theatrical corps,) at Apalachicola during thar dsv
tSunday) Alter this Intellectual ATTEMPT 10 proc~1s
assistance. Capt CNss and his brother returned in
search Of the Lampghter, hut could NOT dacover b"r
--she had disappeared entirely from her anchora~e
and has never been seen since.
The probability is that she went to pieces and surk
There were 30 sonls board Of the IavnnlGh,er al
81 whom must have persisted. Capt. C. 3 wife sra
family were board, md his condition Il trmiv ~
inc "'e''V1 o'Au Siosn'
is barely possible that the Iau,pl;eb,er r,v h.,.
drited to the Shore But learning from a renilemsr
ne our city who was passenger On heard The Caroln.
'hat the wind was blowing gale 0ffihe land ,e 60
scarcely Indulge hope Of heT safety 4 tF' - '"A
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-18

me WASHINGTON. Ffnrch L.
re Senate was IN session frnn twelve until three
"a portion of the time being on Executive bl-
- ' '''Fo'' "c'co
G re resolnSon To make extra allowances to the
very property hid w the ,ohIc !, no ~ "H %ns
me l"ea OF and reform to include ra
AIRED "flcer Of $1,000 in simple resolution to
make era'"''y tn clerks md o,hers.-B.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-18

of HAIR "a AND RIvrs-rhe following is correct list
OF the yeas and nays on the RESTITUTION d;.r;ss;,"
Blair 4 Rives as Printers to the Pin Connrass a,S
on the delivery of their bond oAsress' ana
IEAs-Messrs Archer, Barrow, Bates po.,,.J
Herrien, Choate, Clay, cfken., Clayton Dixon '
henderson, Huntingdon, Kerr, Maneum, III rr;is
Miller, Morehead, Porter, Preston Rives, Simmons-
Smlth, OF lndiana, Southland, Tallmudge, Watt
NAys-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Buchanan. Cal.
houn, Clay, of Alabama, Cuthhert, Fulton, kng
Linn, McRoherts Nicholson, SEWER. SMITH, Of Con
Wright-l9. "
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
PRICES REDUCED.

HtHE subscriber will dispose ofhisrenaining stocs
u ofNEGR0 CLOTHS, BLlfNKRTS, sBAG
GiNG and RoPElt.nt very reduced prices, previous
to the h,st of Januasyhcxt !, ~.
Those wishing 10 supply themselves with any Of
tho above Goods have thom on tho hest terms for
cash, or on credit I'LL tlle first OF january
Aiso-oa haad, and wiA be sold ch:sp, a. ;,
A supply Of ,FIanncs, Broadcloths, CAsslncycs ahd
Vestings some of them very handsome. Also.
Fancy Silks and Challys, French and T.ngs., 1cri-
noes, Fancy Piads, F.cncI, English and asncl lean
Prints, fashionable Hatsand Caps. -
Purchasers arc invited TO call and cxalnine f fsoF
themselves f. w. BCNTEY. :.
Aho-Fdr Sale.
\ light CARRIAGE, witt, si;iglc and double H4r
ness, nearly new, North Csrol:na built .Waggnn
with every thing belonging to Incomplete. ~
They will DO sod for.casIl or fo, aolc payable
at Bank) at great bargain. Z. WB. 3.
Nov. 81.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.


We give this document entire to our re iieSs today
Il is L we'll written and spirited state paper, which
Twill be read with at!cton BY al in South Carolina,
who take interest in t!.e political discussions Of the
day. Many of lis recommendations are highly i'm
po'tGnt, and will demand the most serious consider
alton OF Tic Legislature. With most of tho sugges.
tions OF his E1ccloncy, VIC cordially concur. and
should be pleased 10 see ;!rcm assume tho form Of
law. While howc"c!, approving tho general tenor of
the message VIC Should do oursef injustice were VIC
not TO say that there portions from which VIC dis
SENT and we especially refer 10 the passage in which
1t IS proposed TO the Bank of the State to SUN
bank the abuses OF the Banking system. We do not
think such position or The Bank Of tho State would
be either sa!utary udic;ous. We fully agree with
his EAcclleacy in the necessity Of correcting the
abuses of the system. and shall heartily approve
OF all proper and legal measures which may have
such tendency.
l! is not our intention however, 10 discuss the
merits oil the III ssage, the present paper would
not Afford US space, and The next number will not
je E::dor or supervision o. control.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGIsLATrJPE

This body has been in session but little over ono
weck, and Of course it cannot be expected that any
measure OF consequence could have been rlaturcd in
shat short time. The Legislature has not, however,
been idle; great many bills have already been pre-
scn,ed, and notice that others would be, has been
given; enough. should they all he acted on, 10 keep
them twice as l"Gg as there is any probability they
vii; remain at Columbia. We arc so little able to
Judge al present, Of what measures will command the
most attention. that We do not consider it necessary
20 rccapitulate tie varioas bills which have been IN
lroduccd. A biz! introduced by Judge Hugcr in re-
,nion TO the Distribution Act of tho last session of
congress, will excite a good deal Of interest. We
oHot know the provisions oftLo bill.
Among the elections made by the Legislature,
; notice those o. Commissioners in Equity, as fol-
IS: JAMEs CAHrEY, Jun. for Kcrslaw, Jcuy Z.
.,LER for Sumter, AID j. Il. WITnEEsrocy, Jun.
lLancas;er.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
Election, Notice.

In obedience TO an order from the Executive De-
parment, an election is hereby ordered to DO held on
the and the day following in January
next, for Sheriff OF Kors,av District, to ill tho va
cancy occasionod by the resignation of Benjamin
Gass, Esq. Managers Of Elections will attend at
their respective polls on the day appointed, proceed
to hold said election and make their returns accor-
ding to law.
GEO. G. MCINTOSH, c. c. P. X D.
Clerks Office, Nov.24. 1871.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
D. SMART
5 5 aCab1g NJ HTTED,

TO the Jail of Lancaster District, on
the @0th Nov. inst a negro girl. who calls
her name Charlotte, and says she belnngs
to James Gathing, of Anson County; N.
c: Charlotte is apparently abaul l3years
of are, 4 leelS orl0 inches. l;i.I,, dark
Completed and intelligent. p
l nc owner is requested 10 come; fnf.
take her away ,...s - -.
:, Il, HANCOCK, s. Il. D.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
ESTATE SALE.

BY permission Of James II. WI therspoon, il. d..
dihary for Lancaster District will DO sold on the I'D,
and 9th Of December next at the late residence OF
Absalom Hunley, decd all tle PERSONAL ES.
TATE Of said deceased, consisting Of Household:
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation and Blacksmiths
Tools, Corn, Fodder and Potatoes, stockcof Hogs,
Sheep, Cattle and Horses Also, fourteen NegtoesSs
Some Of which are young and very lkly
Conditions made known on the day Of sale.s :
rs. soWELf, I
JOHN EVANS. q
Nov 17-4t. adm;rss.E
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
AUCTION SALE.

ILL DO sold at Public Auction in Camden, on
W the first Monday in January next, the House and
Lots one door above Fl. Lcvys store, known as tho
KERSHAW COFFEE HOUeE.
II is well calculated for House of Entertainment hay
ing been built for that purpose is situated in the
centre of the business part of the town, and has the
necessary out buildings. The stables arc large and
commodious. with extensive lois for the accomrno.
dation Of Dfovcrs. SC. .
It's also desirable and advantageous stand for
Store The sale will be positive, and the terms
made known on the day.
DANIEL KIRKLAND.
Nov. o. 6t51
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
New Tailoring Establishment

The subscribers respectfully uapounce 10 the cti.
zens Of Camden and its vicinity, that they have
formed u copartnorship under the style of BELDEN
& WATSON, and have taken the stand formerly
occupied by Mr. William seyefns, ono door north Of
the Masonic Lodge, where they will eSccute with
ncatness and dispatch, in the most fashionable
STYLE all work in their line Of business. Being prac.
tical ard experienced .workinen, and determined
ID use every cxcron their power to give satisfac.
tion, they hope to merit and receive liberal share
of patronage. r.,>,ss. - - -
All work warranted to fit, Or no charge mads.
= Al. BELDEN, -
w. M. WATSON.
Nov. 8, 1871. ,5:. (. > !, - 81; . . T.;
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
Stl'aycG.

RNliOM Wagon about four miles below Camden,
on tho road leading TO Bishopvc, ON or about
the 9th inst. bright bay HORSE, about 5 years
DID, one or two white feet, and snip on the nose
said lissc is supposed 10 be in the vicinity Of Cam
den. Any person who may take him up and send
him to R. L. Wilson, Esq. Camden, will confer
great favor Oh The owner, and be literally rewarded
for their trouble Noy e6 e,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
McfigJas News ID the Afflicted. i !.

Z THE subscriber las. received n large supply Of
.PEASE,:s IlOARH0UlvD CANDY Y for the 5cnns
of Coughs; Colds Gonsump mptions &c. SC. -
The nefits Of this article arc so well known
he deems it unnecessary to pubshany Of tho nuner
ous certificates proving its efficacy; but Should any
one be sccp,ical-on tho subject, by calling on ths
subscriber they wrl abe furnished with t,e names Of
individuals of undoubtcd integrity in our Own neigh
borhood, who have been 5elioyedby the use. Of the
article and willwilngly tcstyt to is virtues. - Z: =
Nov. IL; S.z s. J. r. :MeKAIN ~;
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
R9iaaaos Received.

5N'lIE subscriber has just received few PIANO
FORTES, on consignment. one oF them is Of
Chickering's very best make, with iron framo and
three pedals. Those wishing to purchase arc requcs-
ted 10 call socn l'cy will be sent TO Columbia if
not disposed of in short time. They will bo sold
at Charleston prices.
Nov 80 F.. w -D0NNEY
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
NOTICE.

HE PUBLIC arc herby notified that tho late firm Of
L ALDEN & AUSTIN, having been heretofore
dissolved and Mr.. George Aldon having settled
with his partners, and received his interests the bas.
ness of the firm is placed in the hands of Jonv D.
MURRAY for collection, and hc alone, is authorized
10 settle and adjust the same. -
THOMAS LANG.
MURRAY g. BONNEY.
EDWARD AUSTIN.
GEORGE ALDEN. r.s-
: THOMAS WHITAKER.
: Nov. a. 49,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01

Dj'Thc gentleman who has, for the last two years,
conducted tlc Editorial department of this paper re-
tires tom that post with this number The J3urnat
wall therefore, for the li;turc he under tho entire
fisher.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
RENDEZVOUS DEKALB RIFLE GUARDS,
NorEMpER19, 1s4I..

RENDEZVOUS DEKALB RIFLE GUARDS, ,
NovEMpER1s, ls4l. {
company Order, No. col 81
In pursuance Of orders from the Com.
mander:in-Chief you are hereby ordered
to parade at your RENDEZVOUS, on MON.
DAY, the 9th of December next, at g
o'clock.A. M. fully uniformed aid equip.
ped, and provided with four days rations
and camp aquipage. -
The Quarter Master Sergeant viii have
wagons in attendance to reSeiye the bag.
gage, and the command will take ,up the
line of march for CoIumbia;, ;,at'l1 o'clock
precisely. ~.
The Sergeants and Corporals are charg.
ed with the extension ofthis! order to the
country members.
A Court Martial will be held on Monday.
The 18th December 10 try all defaul,ers
for non-attendance or deficiency in uni
form or equipments.
By order Of Capt. Dikinson, = -.
w. B. JOHNSTON o, S.
Nov. 24, IS4l.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
MOUsE FOR SALE,

THE House now occupied by IL HolIcyman, il:
and formerly BY James D, bemielc, viii bersoh oil
liberal terms. ,:lsi 5-s-J H.. *
The situatinn is of the best in Town Tor bus.
ness For further particulars, apply 10 -
Nov. l7.=-7t. sss@lz- W. MoWIEEfE..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
PORK
w WIELEAM EUNTER.

BooK-BINDER, CHARLOTTE, N. C..
6EFfERS his services TO the citizens ofCamdcn. s.
~ Z. and its vicinity. and assures those who NAV
patronIzc him that from the prompness and style IN
which he executes ORDERS he will general satfaction
I'Pcrsons wishing binding done, can, by leaving
their work at the Camden Journal Office, hayo it
forwarded an returned without any expense for car.
riage. Nov o.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
Nov. 3, ls41...
ATTENTION TROOPERS.

In pursuance of an order, from ihe
.Commander-in-ChicE you are hereby or.
dered to parade at your rendezvous. in
Camden, on TUESDAY, The 7th of De.
cembrr next, at 9 o'clock, A: NJ. fully
uniformed; armed and equipped:
The line Of march fof Columbia; will
be taken up at 10 O'clock. 49,
By order of the Captain. M 49,
-. W. A. ANCRUaI, O; s.
Nov. "a, IS41.a - 3l5i
P. S.-Members who are,defcient in
Swords or Caps, can be2supplied by cal.
ling on the Armorer, WI. McKAIN.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
GAMDEE7, S. CAROLINA.
MORNING, DEC. i, 1871.

The next number Of the Journal will be issued
on Saturday the 4th inst. Advertisements for that
papc: must be handed in on Friday evening
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
LAW NOTICE.

T SMART and T. S. ANDERSON, have formed
60 partnership in the practice of Law in und for
tie Districts OF Lancaster &Kcrshaw. One or the 9th
may at all times bc found at their office in Camden.
Nov. Is. 1851
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01

We are authorized 10 announce
BENJAHIN GASS, ESQ. asa candidltc for Cler.,
of tic Court, at the mex: election.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01

STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT
In the Court of Common Pleas.
BurrcIl McLcmorc, vs. Charles Davis,
Declaration in Attachment.
Jackson Miller. VS.. Shadrck Wright,
Declaration in attachment.
join L. Wright VS.. William Royal,
Declaration in AHacament,
&Sa/ HEREAS, the Plaintiffs in the above sin.
Wv led Gases did, this day. file their declaration
IN my oilicc against the Defendants, who are ohsent
ana without the limits of this STATE, and having
mrtner ,'lu vile nor attorney within the same, on
"hon 10 serve copy Of the said declaration, with
a ule to plead thereto. "'-
II Is ordered, That the said d, ferdant do appear
ana plead to the said declaration on or Ieiorc the
hrst day ot November, Ammo Domini 1912 or an
order for judgment VIII he grained hv default
. c.,o.r.oo, 5. BECkHAAl, Clerk.
, IeLk $ OIce, Oct. 30, lSll.. prs fee Sc
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
EEa EquEty-Kcrev ys;sarGc4

Joseph u. Kc'shaw, by bis dim 1o,r NJ Do
nNI~~ w "'' :" hrnsh'r. of a. Brcvard,
In conformity withth dec, ,bo Court oer,a;
~ IT, ~ ''.''s 8 io4i' sell before the
.s 49,. ''',, ~ ~"l,'0'''' first NJ oniay in
- 80. T., w. 'e -, I'D Henry, agood
1e'N "''1t ~ on d of - months.
~ Jr. .Comm'r.
D''' l. - o'o* ;. fee Sc 25
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01

]. F. !. Mcs&s has been elected Senate. for
c!rnont county, Su;ner District to fiji the va.
chi occasioncd by the q, nth of the Hon. Jafnes
"Ngiish. The following is tat state II the polls:
Moses. Lcnoif Spann. Catering
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01

SNOW Sy.-Aftor ,nortb or .Lo 49,. H.
lglhful wtsr we ,yero v;s,od W ,v ioss "c-
ming last, "a savnro snow s,o-r NV N.Y. u,'i 2i,
was entirebvor,J ND ,nno, nf :. ''o a""tu .:I,
be seen ln9o VIII nc Tio ,rn..to ,. 49,, 49,!
clear and ctS '''''0' 10 '''''
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
FOR BARGAINS,
CALL AT.
NRAhDoSe

,s The subscriber has just received at his
old stand, one door soulIrof the Bank of
Carl'lfn, Senrrala>sor!ment ofGOODS,
suia"lt for the season, which he offers
l"w Tor Cash, or on the Usual c:edi. to his
pn!cta cCstJ.ac:S.
w. J. GERALD.
Ng,,3. asa
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01
The CIIar!q Coy,;or orE.;J,,,,., n...,

,o,.;,'.. ~ ."''0 Courier OF Fridny last, has the FOL-
nosam[.,,.o ~ N,.,' yournal states that Major J. NJ
t,on ,''t%ro, ,roo Nat ;own, gathered, the present
.,.', o"'o' ."'eI sand bushels OF corn from ffty
acre. The quaof Innd rot ct totcd '"I4',s H. , per
coi!rse river iar ~''''oU' II was Vi
- ., We stated that Nj DESAus-
~. e''','~N t0uSand bushels of corn from
Iy'o : 1'':' r''"7 yerage of sir'y bushels; and
''0 "' same field, he gathered Sc
''"J '''' '''D " :NcIS. 1t was river land.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01

8 "a ~, Al. ;;vEE, Esq. has been elected Solicitor
o, o, Inc N:lern Circuit, vice Z. ]. WErIIErs,
ESQ. resi1. v y Z 1''+'i'''
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-01

, - ncsday evening last, by the
" 1r. BENJAMIN PERKINS, TO
''i's ''F '''''A D. '"N both of this place.
'''0 -|,' ~, ''.W the slmr, Mr., n. Rus.
I''A ''>N' u N""'''' TO Miss ELIZABETH NJ.
JUMELLE, Of Camden
On Thursday evening ,bv T,hi,v ro,sou, r.,
Mr. WILLIAM MuNdo, sa.,,uc.,I, ~. .t' ~
r!IEEiNE MuEclnsox, of ;.. D;.,.:.. 80 va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-01
IN SENATE.
T5RsDAY, Jan. 2s, 1871.

The yIcyPREsIDENT laid bsror. d.. c..
ate a letter ON inc PRESIDENT OF the United States
transmi,,i, the l2th Annual Report ofIbo Ra'1}
Of Inspecfs of the Penilentiary Of the District Of
Coumb, ,,,,,
Mr. NTH, Of Indiana, presented a Joint rsso.
lutiorf the Legislature Of that STATE yc",,,.,s,.
her enutors and Representatives 10 proc,,re r
poIoe, Uytheir eNertiOns, az MS early dav as NAV
IN thelI pUVer, repeal Of the sub Treasure ls,y
fsseo az hc yRst session Of Congress Mr. &
hau thc n's' KS OF any length he had made IN
Session Of Congress, W =, 80 az the Extra
sape. lie had continued PpostoI 20 rs pas
law; and he now assured ~ Sen.,s Via 80.
that il afforded him unieigned .rss,,s Nisn1s' Ne
thar bis course had ben approved n 10 Nst Lesso
no desired to rsprgsent fairly on ali yss,;os r,
'sht arise = dat body. he said he ssnolPci ,,'
need scafcCy advertise any one OF his intsntio 20
carry out ne wishes Of his State in the mater. A.
tncre cofd be no doubt upon that subi.cf. 81
WhcgeSer the resolution OF the Senator from Ken.
dcky ior che repeal Of the law should he before th,
e"lle' nc "ouu tsLe the occasion 10 do that Incl
Hs own sentiments, as wen 90 The reouest "a M
Leglslature, required him.
The resolution was then read laid ,r,, ,,, a. ia
""s p'uese', =, D." psiateJ.
DIR. CLAY, Of Alabama, presented the repor
"uu teaoiuuon8 oi the Legislature Of Alabama il
relation 10 the controversy between the Staiss q
Soo,gle and Maine on the subject OF the deliver,
~ ~ ,aee o. SeIain iogiuVes from justice witt
gia. ''' '''''''y o. "eor
PROSPECTIVE PRE-. EMPTION BILL.
ne senate Then proceeded TO the cons de,,,;o,
o inc special order, being the bill for The r,no,,,
prospective pre- mption system; when
NJ WRIGHT rose and closed his remark
MI CLAY followed, and gave W. to- -
10 adjourn OF about o'clock. '''O'''
MI =. Is expected 10 Conclude HE ,,,,,.t.- o.,
morrow. "9 REMARKS 70
And the Senate adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-01

AT a meeting Of Delegates from the ro,nrs .,
Z, ayette, hanawhs, Cabell, Logan, Greebrier,
.a ontDe, ulles and Mercer, convened for liz pur.
pose OF nominating a suitable Whig c,rd;,ie %
represent this Congressional District in 49, 800
congress of the United States, at Favettc Com,
1871: uay VI 'nuary'
:, Present from Fayette County-Messrs. William
T',' Tharies Hushart, Alfred Beckey William
{Iee, john Mars, and Hudson NJ. Dickinson.
From kanawha-Beniamn III. Smip. Sncer
Patrick, NJ. D.: '1' SPiSe'
From Cabell-Spicer Patrick, NJ. d.
From Logan-Edwn Robertson:
rom Interpretations Jos. Addison. John
"iIner, VIM X. Woods, and Edward l. Bailey.
:, From Monroe-Messrs. WIN. Erslt;r JnS3 ~
Xawter, Alexander Erskine, WIN. F. Chamber
Jonathan Swope, John Hutchinson, Jr
from GIIes-Messrs. Samuel Peek, [. F. WITS.
From Mercer : Messrs. VIM. SmitL James Ro.
land, John P. Bailey, N. B. French AexanJer Ma Ma
"oou' anu CbaIies ". Coffee: -
on motion, Mr. Joseph Anderson ,f C,..nl..;..
county, was appointed President. and Messrs w.
n .. VI Monroe county, and Spitr Patrick. M.
~ OF hanawha county, Vice Presidents. '''
on motion, Mes,rs. II. M. ID. ckilson Of Fsvo,,.
ed Secretaries. "e'e appoint
Edwaid b. Bailey of Greenbrir, nominated 70
tne convention Ballard Smith, En-. Of Greenbt;cr
~, -. anu suitable person TO be chosen as the
nor,;5 yyJe,"l' IL 'nlith OF kanawha,
and John Ii. Vawter of 'sase, nominated Alien
l. CaPerIon, Esq. Of Monroe
prospecs oS ,L consideration of the and
| ,hL:P oi the several NOMINEES as ,,. '''' =
sosr friends the Convention proe.e P,esea.ed b.
ty Of George W. Summers, Esq. of the he c vOe
Convenona %nS; received e nomination NJ of S"I pb
The s.n"IeI ana IS RECOMMENDED to the vo,o.. v"
.e several counties of this Coneres,onoo, voters
sum-, 'ost suitable and proper candidate e.
r, ~ Inouon, the thanks Of tie Convon,;o.,
,; "Hn9onsy given to III, President for H.. were
to WHIT J "oe Performance of thu duties Of The
ana impressive reply '''e' Out feeling
co M notion R.soFed That he proceedi,oae
tapes onG DC signed by the President nns o. TINS
JefTersoni S DC furnished to ho Kanawha PoIS;o,
'ot publication: Whereupon' '"'"onu wing,
On motion, the Conyentiod o,Iio,,,
HUDsox NJ J1 Sis AL!ERsoN, President ic aot, =
JOHN HUrcnmsoS, Secretaries.