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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED


STATES.
United States, Of Xmehe. do hereby declare and make
s uS s s " s S
ter ae 81, t e wit, , arNrssEr om,,os ON Moo
day. the ninth dsy Of January next, or disposal Of the pub
lie lands within the limits Of the aforementioned townships
North cine base linz, and East Of the meridian,
ven, and fractional township ihistyesht Of range one
Townships hirtyour thry-ve and thirty SIX, and frac
Lake Huron, Of range two.
ships hirtys1 and thriyseven on Lake Huron
and hIiS i've and own.hp thryss bordering
Township, thTysone thirty thirty three and thirty
four and fractional townships !hrtyve and 'hysx border
Also, the place, commencing Monday, the th!
sh day o. January for the disposal Of the public lands
tional Townships. to wit
Sf p. ssss hs SS East saa thirty
four and fractional township ,hrty6ve, bordering on Lake
Townships Ity hirtywo and thirty three, and ae-
ona township hirtyou bordering Lake Huron oil range
Fracona townships ,h,tyone thrtytwo shiItyh1se. and
Thirty -four, bordering on Lake Huron and Thunder Bay
Fractional townships thy-one thty-two, thityhree, and
thirty four bordering Lake Huron and Thunder Bay, Of
y on h Is o. n1e
$sh srS: : $s.e h Gns OF rvs e meridian
Township tdyys and fractional township. thy:s
%%s;s Bay tp ranse Ses '0''snS Lake "'on ana
nshirs thirty thirty and thirtyseven and frsc
pna thy-egh and thry-nne bordering on Lake
Al The Land Office IONA. commenting Monday, the
w,p the limits Of the aforementioned townships and fac-
TIC tai townships 20 wit:
North efihe base line. aud West efthe meridian.
thy-nne bordering Lake Huron OF range
Township: hr.vhree to thirty eight inclusive and
tiona township thynne bordering on the Straits Of Mac-
Fractional townships thirty and hirtyf
township; hysx and thfy seven and rac,on. tow9,hps
nav and Lake Michigan. OF range FIVE.
land. within The limits Of the townships and
North oJths base line, aud West ofhe meridian.
bordering Lake Michigan and walloon Lake Of range
Fractional townships hiryhree thyfour hirty.six and
hirtyeven bordering Long Lake and Lake Michigan Of
fractional townships thirty three and thyfour bordering
on Lake Michigan, of range eight
Fractional township thythee bordering on AXE Michi-
gan, OF nine.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools military
other purposes, will be excluded from sale.
The sales VIII zach be kept for weeks (un the
lands disposed Off longer and private
tries Of land the townships offered will be admitted until
Given my hand at the city OF Wa hineton this
pseventh day Of September Anne pomin 1872 ,,n
THO. n. BLAKE,
Commissioner " the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the right Of emrton to land
any OF the townships designated n this proclamation in
latter act where those laws . apply % such claims BY
Of the absence of the pas at the Registers Office on 22d
June by virtue Of the of the ih September is4
certain privileges to another and class or
sertlers Is 10 prove the
.U,sf Hefet of IandO NAL
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THO. u. BLAKE,
Commissioner If the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE.EMpTroN CLAIMANTS.

Every person claiming the right Of pre- empton land
any Of the townships designated this proclamation,
modified b the act Of LIST june $780, Of the provisions Of the
act where those laws still apply such claims by
son Of he absence of the pats al he RegIstes Office on 22d
June by virtue Of the Of the 9TH September s4
granting privileges another and different class OF
settlers the the satisfaction OF the
Register Receiver Of the proper Land Office snd make
therefor practicable after this notice
day appointed for the OF the pab
lie sale land above designated otherwise such claims
will be forfened.
Where year subsequent the filing Of the pats shall
previous the day fixed for the Of the
sale above mentioned claims under the acts Of 1893 and 1910
above refenedto will be foreed not and paid
for prisr to the expiration Of such year.
THO. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner ofhs General Land O0cs.
OILS laWtlf I3l
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M ONMOUTH BANK, ". 1.-The notes Of the above
nl75tr tx MEs e. 20 so WALL,
pACkET Snip sIDDONS FROM LIVERPOOL
Will please send their permits board, Or
leans whafi loot Of Wall street All goods permitted IN
I'VE days will be sent to the pnblic Hr
/ NEKPooL COAL AFLOAr.-loO ton, best qusllty,
vaance OF snip Ciitons dischag Old
SLIP ana 900 tons in yard will be sold in lots suit dealers
Mir John HERMAN al sonh a,
ROAhp-Familles single gentlemen can be accommoda.
~ tea WI board and pleasant 50 Beekman
q Iuukr
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no. IMPORTANT ANNoUNCEMENT-

90 IMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Col.
lege OF Medicine and Pharmacy established for the Sup
rsson OF Quackery beg to inform all persons DESTROYS
oil obtaining medical advice that renting the OF
one dollar with statement OF their case, they will be
supplied with one dollars worth Of appropriate medicine
and letter OF advice containing full directions to diet
regimen, &c. All letters must be post paid Add ess
Principal office ofthe College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
~ Nassau street, NJ Y
The CONSULTING PHYSICIAN daily in attendance at the
private consulting of the college Hours from 10
Till , o'clock
SURGICAL CAsEs.-The COLLEGE have also engaged
the services of one of the most distinguished opera
tive Surgeons in New York. and therefore pre-
pared to receive and treat surgical squinting ca
aract and all diseases of the eye requiring an operation
structure OF the urethra-calcul in the bladder-cup-
ioodseases OF the joints and of the spine, VIII be par
tcuary attended The fees will he extremely mode
rate Patients who desire will be visited at their own
houses after operation.
BY order of the College,
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal and only Office of the College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau st. New YORK,
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90 INTERESTING TO LADlES.-The preserva
ton Of the Complexion from the burning perniceus
fuence Of the solar BEAM for ages desderatum in
Science Half ury back, ladies suffered most Sc
verely effects produced by excessive heat The
rapid progress of science has happily brought to light
discovery OF the highest importance to the Female FASH
LrpoRthe auxiliary, friend, guardian, and protector of
Female Beauty. Ia promenadlng and aquatic parties our
lovely count shielded by Rowlands Kay dor
from injury and their compilations remain seductive
ly charming and blooming the hord writer could
portray, and for which they renowned throughout
the world. See Advertisement. Is 10
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
CORNER OF Broadway and Ann street, opposite St Pau's
" Church.
r. T. BARNUM, Manager.
NEW AND EXTRA ATTRACTIONS.
Day visitors admitted free in the evening.
Entire drop curtains, and enlarge
ment and cushioning Of the Lecture Room
THc WOND sRFUL MERMAID,
Taken near the Fees Islands which has been visited by fifty
benolding aged any <xpense
week only Many scientific gentlemen Of have
saked their reputation that this extraordinary mph of the
MR.. OTONNELL, THE TATTOOED MAN,
Will in his celebrated Dances give historical
account Of his uHeng for eleven years. while prisoner in
the hands ofbabous in the North Pacific Oceans
T. q. BOOTH,
The comic singer and Ethiopian vagsnzst
THE LILLIPUTIAN FAMILY,
CONFUSING OF ten Periormer Miss Hood, the vocalist Celeste,
the danseuse, &c.
THE NORTH RIVER ON FIRE.
invention by which the bottoms of likes, &c.,
may be illuminated This the beautiful, and
valuable invention the
Da' performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
Admission all Is cents-Chidren half
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SCHNEIDER REBHUN will attend private parties ant
Osorees with band Of from three twenty artists. App,
No ~ Delaney the Bowery, No l2t Norfolk
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a WILLIAM BROWNS cheap cash store. lg6 Chatha IN
~ opposite Roosevelt street.-Cassimere, Silk aud Fur
Hats Olsr Seal Nptra Cloth aud Silk Velvet Caps seve-
assortment of fancy fus trimming, splendid iYox mus.
and the real wausdown trimming, all of which will be sod
wholesale or tall very low. bi6 lmsec.
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RANkKUPTSTos such of this class Of inoiv duas
10 avail themselves OF the bankrupt which is almost
sure to be rerrpeaed At the session Of Congress- Bile
Information will be afforded free of charge addressing b.
box l2i5 D. r. office, stating where be had
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Packets to Sail.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
n. America Lo Der, Nov. 10
Roscius, Coli Ms, Nov. Is
FoR PORTSMOUTH.
n. Hudson, Morgan, Nov. 20
son BAyRE.
Burgundy, Wotten, Nov. "a
Baltimore, Funck, Dec. !
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UNPhECEDENIED COMBINATION.
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION!!:
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE
GALLERY,
Opposite the City Hall, BrGsd,Day,
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
M X. H. BENNETT, Manager, be IS leave that in
1VA accordance with his
manufactured a FUDGEE MERMAID which he willingly
leaves tn the public whether IL infinitely
superior To the exhibiting formed Of the
head Of monkey and the tail Of fish, llfuy connected
and admirably united eude the closest scrutiny Of the
most e1pssncsd eye and set discovery at defiance A.
the passing ties OF the day The sgnept Of pub
ger concsves It 70 be Of Qu.o on mis-
pepse erect into proper channel! Il the public are dspo ed
ia plain should they desire be hoaxa he will accom-
cons,de ration these hard
The with pleasure he has engaged
THE HUGHES FAMILY,
The wonderful WEIGH hapists. Consisting Of the Mas
Hughes and the These children city
OF talent aeledthe annals OF
senting singular instance They with style
and finish interior the erfomcrs Also
Frank Diamond, Ethopin Dsnce Mr. B. Boyce, the cee
bxted Comic Singer; Miss Rosae Son
Fancy and miniataie glass blowing, by Mr. Owens.
There will be day performance Wednesday and Saur-
day. O'Clock. Evening performance commence half
past seven.
ONE SHILLING. $50 Inns
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Late advices from Jamaica give the following COMPS
tive statement of the produce Of the Island -
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PARKERS DANCING ACADEMY-Tammauy Hall.
Mr. r has the honor the public his
opening Bail will take place Friday evening the 18th
Of November Dancing O'Clock. Tickets of
admissioJ 81 Gentlemen to wait their lad
past the door,seepeI as no lady will be admitted without
lies and pupi assemblies will take lace fortnight.
School days Wednesdays and Saturdays The Establishment
has been newly painted and fitted up with every comfort
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Principal land only) office of the College of Medicn,
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau st. New York,
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.H8& rpDEEAFTS On InEtA ID. NC MoL ..nS,s
A.monev TO their friends in the old country, eau hive
dra,' Tor anv amount payable demand without a"co"
AZ tnS following places VIZ
IN IRkLAND-Ths National Bank Of Ireland the rrov'n
cal Bank Of Ireland. ard ell their urnuches -
IN ENGLAND-Messrs. james Bat, son " 70. oenkers
Lendon Excnange and Discount Bank, Liverpool ana the
br inches throug hout England and Wales.
N sCOTIAND-The Eistern Bank Of Scotland the
Greenock Banking Company, and all their branches
All Of which drafts paid in OF the principal towns IN
Great Britain or ''s.ps fXPsco Tsr % peei,p
MIR cor South street.
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MISS G!RARD'S CONCERT.-Nli,s A. GIRARD, a
" young Polish Lady only IS years old respectfully
a, her Fi,st CSncsI WHICH will .ske place Sd
of Mr. Chatel, her teacher Besides Miss A. GiraId will be-
assisted bv the following talent -
Madame Otto, Mr. ii. Thorbccbe Mr.. Timm will pre
sid at the piano forte and Mr. HILL leader Of the quntette
Admission ST.. Tickets be had Miss A. 10 Thir
tsenh street. the principal music the doors
nj or
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6&S FOR NEW ORLEANS, MOBIL. 4 sAvAN
MJH NAH1Tne packet ship ALABAMA, Csm Ban
a6ser Will sail on Friday the 18th nov, for New Or
leans, her regular day. or passage tree
Ths packet ship KENsINGTON, Capt shumwsy, will sal
The packet ,hlP NEWARK. Capt Mervin, will sail on
Thursday Nov, l7th her regular day.
For passage of the above packets which
very low, apply TO
80. W. a.. t. rAPscoTT. =, Peck Slip.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18
NORTHUMBERLAND AcADE,ly

rI,IIIS Institution i located al the healthy and
pleasant situations country The Trustees hlyr
succeeded IN engaging Rev L. &. BuynOn late Of The Buck
nrham Academy preside this fer the
wear Mr. BoyRroH has submitted 10 the Board of Trustees the
most aactorv his character and
ton selected from among number Of appl
character aud standing Of those gentlemen by
recommended, and among that number there
of the distinguished literary iii the country.
Mr. Boy viii he aded hy competent assistants. In this IN
sttion excellent library 10 hrh there has been
Gently made LARGE addition valuable books There also
good supply Of Maps, Globes Mathematical Instruments &C.
and believed 10 be- the cheapest Institution oi the KIND III The
State.
The session Monday February, and ends
the 30tl day of November IN each year
The Of instruction VIII comprise the English, French
Latin and languages Mathematics inclmdin. Geonetry
Surveying Algebra ensnrann Conc Sections and plane and
spherical 1gonomey, Geography, Natural Philosophy and As
tronomy History Logic Rhetoric Composition and Mental PHI
losOply.
7rs,s per Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and En-.
rli,b Grammar go %
Tie above wl Geography and the Of Globes . %
In all other cases, ~ w
Bnnrd ,rlusiye If bela and candles, 20 %
Bedding included, - W
The boarding department will continue under the nperntend
Of Isaac Brent Steward whose experience IN
and the satisfaction by him heretofore leave no
doubt faithful discharge Of the duties Of his depart
ment
The this Academy have enjoyed unusual degree
during the session. The BY Laws make tr
duty or the Academy and his assistants 10 pay
utmost The ncncaion II moral and religious
principles minds of the students and every practice caeu
lated 10 produce vice dissipation strictly forbidden
By order OF the Board of Trustees,
". BAsYE, Chairman.
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nnndnu Mnunru Ii 1870

communication was received from the Senate, an
nouncing the passage of the following bills;-An act
changing the times Of holding the spring and fall terms
of the County of James City-An act to revive the
act incorporating the Cape Capon Manufacturing Com
pany-An act establishing the County of "Marion' out
of Monongalia and Harrison-also with amendments)
the bill entitled net to extend the provisions of
The act Incorporating the Winterpock Rail Road Com
that they had agreed 60 into the election
of General for the 23rd Brigade the 22d instant
PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented by the following gentlemen,
and appropriately referred:-By the SrEAkrR of Ger
tain citizens of Nottoway, for precinct election-By
Mr. BYRD, Of Joseph Long and others, trustees OF the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18

The "Lynchburg Republican exposes the msrcprc.
sen,aton, b. The National lnelgencer, Of the lie
in the House Of Delegates. II cautions tie FedeEas,s
Washington fall into the delusion that Nir.
GINA IN favor Of the Bankrup, aw 1t says, "that
the people of our State almost unanimously OF.
posed 10 it, and Mr.. To!er, the Wing delegate from,
this town, writes that he does know a halt
dozen members If the Legislature who are in favor
Of it. II The sixty five who voted against the
luton, were to offer for reelection supporters
of the Bankrupt Act, doubt whether dozen Of
them would be sustained. We do not know I halt
dozen open advocates of the i'll this region.
The Wing candidate for Congress in the Amherst dis
trct, is the only public speaker Of acquaintance
who has had the 'moral courage 10 acknow ledge hun
self its advocate and persuaded that he has
GREETED thousand times before this, that lie did not
''pay the orator mum the subject. Certain II is,
that Of his srongcs! political friends
the subject Of his claims TO the Office to which he
aspires.
The most amusing report Of the day is, that Mr.. Ty
Ter is going to reto the Repeal B'l!-and still more
amusing, the very Wing presses that have denounced
his use Of that Veto, are calling upon him 10 use It
against the Repeal Bill, as species Of Precipitation for
hs Of il against the Bank Bill What pnks Of con-
siscncy. Blu, can any man be absurd as to believe,
that Mr. Tyler Will veto the Bill We certainly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18

The object Of the meeting having been explained, the
following resolutions adopted unanimously:
Resosed, That we cordially approve Of The Conven-
next, and are willing to in any proper measures
for the success Of Democratic principles and, there
fore, deem proper TO send delegates to said Convcn
ton.
the General Assembly, VIM P. Taylor, Francis W.
Scott, George Filzhugh Samuel c. Scott, DIR. Thomas
l., Scott, VIM. r. b. Wyatt, Charles Voolfolk, DR.
Geo T. Swami, Lewis George, Col Booth Brown, Col
John Washington, Madison II. Jones, Albert tlppo
w. w. Dickinson, sr., and Daniel Dejarnatte, be APP
pointed Delegates to represent the county Of Caroline
in the said Convention.
Resored, That these proceedings be forwarded TO the
Richmond Enquirer for publication.
On motion, Resolred That this meeting now adjourn
LEWIS GEORGE, Chairman
Thomas L. Scorr, Secretarp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18
IridGu. JanuarN II.

a communication was received from the senate, an
nonDclnr the passage that body OF the following
bills:-An act regulating and restraining credit by
merchants and Others to Students OF the Virginia MI
litary lnsute-An act TO revive the act entitled ian
act providing for taking the census OF the citizens oil
TYLER County, upon the removal of the Seat OF Jus
lice for said County act concerning the inspec-
ton Of salt in the County Of kanawha-An act con-
corning the jurisdiction of the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery-An act repeating the act to
provide for the appointment of Commissioner to pro
secue certain claims against the United states.
Also, that they had passed the following bills with
amcndmen;s:-An act concerning Charles W. No-
mack-An act changing the time OF holding the Coun-
~ Court for Iunen5urr-An act authorizing the sale
and conveyance of certain tract of land therein men,
toned The amendments then severaliy concur
red in by the House
Mr. WALLACE of Petersburg offered resolution au-
lLorinp the Committee Of Courts OF Justice 10 ascer-
tain from Chapman Johnson, Esq, TO whom was com.
m,ed the datv of revising the Criminal Code of the
State BY an act of March 23d, 1885, when he would
make his report.
Mr.. BA1pwIs moved that the resolution be for the
present laid on on the table. Agreed to.
BILLS PASSED.
An act 10 amend the provision OF The act 10 m
corporate the Madison Manufacturing Company-An
act authorizing the School Commissioners OF Roanoke
To pay A. Wilson 4 sum of money for the tuition OF
poor chldren-An act extending the limits Of Inc Town
OF Carksburg in the county of Harrison, and amend
ing certain provisions in its charter-An act lhcofPo
rating the trustees of Hunersve Academy, IN the
county Of Pocahontas.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions were offered by the following gentlemen
and adopted by the House:-By MIR. Cox OF Is. ana L.
That the Committee on Roads, &c, inquire into the ex
redency of amending the laws concerning The Road
Commissioners of the Commonwealth Mr.. Toler,
That the Committee on Finance inquire into the expe-
diency Of regulating Weights and Measures throughout
the State, making the duty of the Commissioners OF
the Revenue other officer, to keep STANDARD
weights and measures compare and correct annually,
the weights and measures of merchants avernkeepers,
traders. &c. and to receive suitable compensation Tor
such service.
PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented by the following gentlemen,
and appropriately referred: BY Mr. ERsKiSE, OF the CT
items of Greenbrier on the subject of reapporonment
BY Mr. RIvEs Of tho citizens of Sco,tsyille praying
for the establishment Of Bank in that town-by Mr..
AILwosTH, Of the citizens Of Accomac concerning the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18
VALUABLE FARMS ron SALE.

THE subscriber being the West, offers
his Two very valuable Farms for sale, VIZ:
The which he resides, three miles from Chaf
lo,tesyile living Southwest Mountain, and running
down 10 the Ryanna River. II aiuins The plantations OF Col
Th j. Randolph Capt Anderson and Luther W. George, con
tanning should the purchaser desire 10 ay NOR
land Mr. George will sell between $40 aud 400 acfr ADJOINING
the above Also The Tavern lately KEEP; by him. on r road
leading Charlottesville Stanton In tins tract oil lana
there about G25 acres
The above Tracts Land we'll known that the subcr
her deems unnecessary extended description "i
them. Application can be made 10 him. r. "c.,EhEL.
Ian "a 7o-wiw
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RIO HENRY CHARLEY AID MOSES GooLn.-Take no

ITO HENRY CHARLEY AID MOSES GooLn-Take no
ce thai shall! eighth day Of February 1872, at The
house William Ches in Inc county Of Hanover proceed 70
take the dispositions Melton and others be read
evidence in chancery depending. the Court Of Chan
Gerry thecoun,y of ienrco and city Of Richmond IN which
am plaintiff you defendants. and H. from cause IN"
sad dispositions commencei being commrnesi arr
mol completed day shall continue, al the zane place
day, until they completed, for :e space o: one
week. WILLIAM " I,"f LID
4lrrisra,sr Of Peter Wias.on. deressse
jan Is fS-1
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NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.

!. NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.
. ~ meeting 81 the Democratic Republican citizens
we county Of Northumberland, held at the Court
.se On Monday, 18th January, 1912, it being Court
"a =. ap'a'n VIM Harding was appointed Chairman
i lspa'n John ID. Belts was appointed Secretary
vo.scs OF the meeting having been explained, the
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
S",'s' Ina, tins meeting approve of the proposed
'e'''ch 10 be held by the Democratic Republican
..,a, "s q 'hs Commonwealth, in the city of Rich
E. ~ ~ Tue month Of February next,
" 'sa, That James NJ. Smith, Griffin H. Foushee
.,' u fallln, Walter Rice, Samuel Harcum, VIM. r
h, :, ~. Middleton, VIM. Henderson, Presly helms,
M = - Davenport, Oscar Blackwell, Alfred Hudnall,
'us Harding, be appointed to represent this coun-
,sdJSea, hat the proceedings of this meeting be
D H., .oe Chairman and Secretary, and transmitted
,a,n fs VI Smith, Esq, the Representative of this
.ss ;" me Legislature, and that copy thereof be
United 10 the Editor Of the Richmond Enquirer for
J., nx'' ~ WIN. HARDING, chm.