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WIG CONVENTION Ar PrrTSYIyANIA
COURT HOUSE

AT meeting of Delegates appointed to select cnndi
date 10 represent this Congregational District composed
oi The counties oi Halifax, Piusyvnna Franklin lien.
~ aud Patrick. held at Putsylyanla Court house ON
VI nday the 2Ulh March 1913:
The Convention called 10 ordar hy Jamcs amer
ol piiisylvania, whom motion. DIR. Thomas T. At.
knson Of Pllisy lvana was unanimously chosen Pr,si
dent o the Convention. and Ihos. J. Green of Ilal,x
appointed Secretary.
The roll being called by Tho Secretary. tho FOL
lo"Ing gentlemen. Delegates, answered their names
M.
From FrmLhm--Dr. Geo. w Clement. Peter Saun.
ders, j.. and Ralph A. Clement
From Patriot OIL L. r. Penn and Georp, Pan
nile.
From Iieny-Wm. J. Hamlet, Peytou Gray.ly.
John d. Watkins Patrick II. Fontnlus Benjainln
L. Grayely, Robert j. liza kius and d. II Spencer
From, lini,tar-Zobcdcc Petty, El.h Barksdale IT,.
Thomas }, flournoy, George Avery and Thomas J.
Green.
From PNsyrdnia Vincent Witchcr. Whitncll
=. Iunstall. 'Ihos. Z. Atkinson. James Ianicr, VIM
=. Terry, Joseph f.. Anderson. Saml. Berger VIM l..
Pannlll, A. II. Norman WIN. Is. Rogers, WIN II
PAYNE John Pflchctt. Griffith Dickcnson George VII.
son, David II. Clark, DIR. w. A. Anthony. Geo II
Gilmer lhos Grassy, DR.. l.. billiard, Ja. L. PondsA-
Ter aud Thomas J. Jones.
After a full and Tree consultation and interchange of
spnon, the Convention unanimously, resolved recon-
mond George H. Gilmcr, Esq. Of Pi,isyvana County,
To the voters Of tho Congressional Di-rc, aforesaid as
fit and proper person to represent lhon in the next
Congress of the United States.
On motion. resolved that the proceeding. Of ih, Con
yenlion he suncd by the Pcsidsn, and Secretary and
published IN the Danvile Reporter. Richmond Wing
and Lynchburg VrgIuian.
On motion, the Convention ad journd sine die.
TllOS. 7. ATKINSON, Prcst
THOMAS J. GprIs, S.c'ry.
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JAMES LAs1In, Scc'ry.
4 o L II f. w IlIG VOTE Frs
Of the cO,nty Of PiusyIrdnia.


1t is knoSa to the most Of YOU Fellow Citizens that
when was proposed in the Wing meeting of Monday
last, IT person to be nominated one Of the W hu
candidates 10 represent this county IN the next House OF
Delegates, stated that had no disposition exchange
the enJoymrnts Of domestic life tor tho troubles and vcx
atoms incident to political canvass and inscparsbe
from public station, and that there but one con,de
ration which he could induce to accept the iolna-
ton If II should be rendered mo.
urtherm)rs informed the meeting that entertain ed
sentiments on several important subjects on which The
next Legislature Of Virginia would probably be called TO
act. which had reason to believe unacceptable to
portion of lheWhg party. aud tina, if desired the nom
should have been fully Npprissd Of these sentiments.
declared myself opposed to- "Stay Lo,rs" and that
that opposition founded the convcton that SO far
from bringing Relief to the debtor class they would
greatly asgavae their Distress already grevous TO
be much longer borne. That was in favor of extend
ing the jurisdiction Of magsra eS, bscanse such
would greatly lessen the expense attendant the
collection OF cebis, which curtailment would be 81
much sared 10 That rcry debtor class of the community,
fer whose benefit the Stay Laws were proposed.
stated that could no, believe my name would give
strength to the ticket, (the only consideration on which
would be induced 10 accept the nomiuation) but that
ifthe Wings of the county thought otherwise and st,sr
these public declarations my part. they should think
proper to associate me with my friend Vincent Wiichrr
f"ith whom above all other u,sn. would prefer sc
eou,d not refuse to responded 10 their call.
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money dues not repeal or annu tho distribution ac liz
'ny practical elect will be 10 deprive thu people ofNlr
gnia vi the use Of go 600 sud ich at the same lime
can be employed hf no purpose whatever II IL som.
times said that the General Government nords This mo-
ney as badly the States but the reply 10 his asser
on Is. as much an the General Government may mead
h's MONEY! II cannot touch IT, II has been distributed
ana has passed irom It's contfol The only QUESTION
het,o LORE H. shall il be received by the State OF
lie idle IN the Virginia Bank The Dcmccratic MAJOR
y IN The Legislature decided in favor II the latter course
1T Is ior taxed people 10 say how wisely suppose
the policy OF distribution should hereafter be- pcrman.n,
~ established by the General Government In times Of
prosperity tho sales of the public lands have amounted
To S2o.ooo 600 year. \lrgina's portion. under such
state Of things, wou be- nearly $500 900 rcr annnm
Would the people be willing, IN such event Ia reject
hef portion. while other States aGtually receiving
iheI quotas I Aud again The very party which now
refuses 10 receive tho and money We're themselves tho
warm advocates OF distribution IN s5; and the Nruinis
Legislature then actual received some millions Of ars
lfon The General Government. cannot conceive with
what pnrfriy or justice. consistency they can now
f.iase 10 receive the so ,OO. under distribution law
o only four years lacfdatc Certainly il the MAIN Al.
gnmsnt upon which they base their ctsa bo Just the,
ought forthwith repay the immense which they ro
nciantly received and used in 1897 fit be Degrading
10 the State 10 receive the distribution quota Of Virginia
III 1913. II Is equally retain tho larg,s sum recey
ed under tho law Of 1887
In the present indebted condition of the State am
opposed 10 appropratng single dollar from the Tres
suIy. except ior absolutely necessary purposes.
"eafd the long aud expensive sessions Of the | -
eisatnfe great grievance tina only remedy for which,
perhaps. IL lnhring the commencement Of tho aud
The election day nearer together made Utiorl 10 ae
eompsi this object. bu, the House OF Delegates refused
10 { ,lsld.r II.
he desire q, the present dominoo, party To district
The State, or political aud selfish objects and the sp
II Of innovation and change prevalent ns-mcnbcrs ~
ara. III nay ostinallon the chiccaus Of the pIoacun
al the present session uurcasonsbly
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WIG MEETING IN PTTTSYIVASIA.

AT meeting OF the Wing voters Of the county OF
Pllsylyania convened at the Court House. on Monday
the 10Th day OF March, 1913. for the purpos. of
ting candidates to be supported for the House of Dele
gates IN tho next Legislature.
DR. Thomas =. Atkinson was called to the Chair and
Jnmes lanier appointed Secretary.
The object Of tho meeting having been cxplaned-On
motion, Capt. Vincent Wlchrr and DIR. I homas p At
klnson nominated candidates of the " hir party
al the ensuing election; which nominations having been
announced to those gentlemen, they being present, tho
same were accepted.
When, or motion the meeting adjourned.
THOMAS =. ATKINSON, Chm.
JAMES AMEN Src'rx
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t'OL. XXE.-.VO. CO.

The nomination. as you all know, was then made
almost unanimously aud under circun,s,anccs which
could not but be highly gratifying To who. although
he has hot coored public favor has nevertheless inst
appreciation Vi the good opinion an confidence Of his
fellow till,ens. Thus singled OH By my WhiQ breili-
en oil The county 10 bear alo their standard in tho cum
my contest, accepted the nomination will, the dc,ermi-
nnion tn render faithful il not efficient service in the
cause o' our principles. our Constitution and coun
Try.
fi'er The meeting had adjourned and wlen |. was ton
a'o 10 rn nssembe the party that day. learned that
my bolng member Of temperance Soceiy might rem
der me unacceptable to portion Of tho Wings Ut the
cohniy
My discrimination was immediately formed to remove
Election.
| accordingly convened The Wings Who attended the
onrl IN tile next day, and will he seen by the fol-
lowing ,epor' ui the proceedings Of thai meeting,
.peotfoy declined the nomination and urged them to ss-
ltet some individual who was not obno xivus 10 the $,
bnyo objection
James l.anler, Esqr j, the gentleman thus chosen
aud as he Is not only "a good Wing and true" bu, ono
o the original hg panel who never ..boscd The kne4
10 basl and WIN every way qualified to render eft
sehi service 10 the which all have w much at
heart. trust that he will receive, as he dooefyes tho
mdirided support qftLc party
hope that my Wing friends, who constituted ihe
large aud respectable meeting Of Monday last. by which
The nomination WIS conferred on me- Will approve nv
COURSE aud that they will all meet me at The Pois on tho
lonfh Thursday in next month"; vote for hut Nth
me- In sustaining the institutions Of onr collnon country
aud N demonstrating TO the world thai tie, Wigs Of
filisylsania 10 Tor "p,inciples not for men,
W iih undlnnishod confidence in tia correctness ~
OF Wing principles undated desire 10 cop,rhuie 10
10 the csisn Of my ability. tothc promotion Of The Wing
cause, aud an uniogned of the homer which sj
many N you have senliod your desire 10 confer on me.
am yYlf fellow citizen,
THOMAS y. ATKI NSON.
Danvilc. March 9th. 1913
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Danville. March 9th, 1913.
WIG MEETING IN PTTTSYLvANIA.

Al meeting Of such members VI tho Wing party .
ihsylsania As were proscut at the Cont House, on
tuesday the 2ls' inst, the second day al tho Quarterly
'efm) convened al the request Of Dr. Thomas r. Akin
son-t apt David Berger called To the Chair and
W hmel +. 1unsla chosen Secretary
Nherenpon DR.. Atkinson stated to the meeting thar
having accepted the nomination wkch was conferred TN
Inn the day before. and having since learned that his
being member ola Temperance Society might be re-
ga'ded Ms nm objection To him, hya portion Of those
whose interests was proposed To coniJe his keeping
he begged leave respectfully TO decline tha nomination.
and to recommend To the meeting To select some onr
WHO. hnseli good and true Wing, nigh, concentrate
IN his favor the votes Of all those who arc united in their
devotion to the principles oflhe Wing party
vacancy having Been thus created in tho Whir
ticket. James Lanler Esq of Danville was nominated
and unanimously recommended by the meeting az a 1T
anu proper person 10 represent tho County Of Pisylva
MA III the aeNt House OF Delegates
TN mutton II WINS resolved that the proceedings Of
THIS meeting be signed by the Chairman and Secretary
and published IN the Danvllle Reporter. and tina. thu
Lynchburg Iirsinnu and Richmond Wing be rsauescd
10 copy lhom.
Tho meeting then adjourned
DAVID Der GER, Chm.
WITHHELD p. TuHsrALL, Sec'ry.
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X TK.3L KETRE.fT EE.N.ILC
SEMINARY.

TUNiIS institution SITUATED in the county of B,aC,rd
Il near the Lynciburg and Salem Turnpike; abou,
90 miles from the former The location Is r.m,rkablv
healthy convenient oi access, yet sufficiently
The stages pass going east west every day e.cep,
SUNDAYS. The buildings roomy aud well ARRANGED
The neigborhood Is Intelligent, aordns the most unc.
ccponahe society.
The sixth session OF This School will commence on
Monday the 3r Ut April. The course and series ,t in
sirucun in the branches will be ample and be
raj. comprehending the elements of English l,era
ture--the Ian and French Languages The lat
tor with the department OF Music will be under
the charge Of Miss Cuuss, Who was cduca ted at Troy
Female Seminary, New York; aud In addition Ia the an
nexcd testimonials has even eutre satisfaction 10 the
Principal and patrons of this School Nv here she has
been engaged for several SESSIONS OF her capacity and
Qualifications to inpar thorough knowledge Of her pro-
/ trSSlun.
Our charges for tuition in the various branches will
be regulated 10 correspond with the uheAainple pccun
airy pressure OF the times. Beard In the Seminary will
be furnished al 50 per month"; and every attention. as
heretofore. to the improvement. health and comfort VI
the young Ladies, will be parenally and acc onstcy
giveR.
Each scholar from the time Of entrance will be rcoa
ed as engaged for the session. and deduction will be
made tor absence, except III the case ot protractcd
sickness 1t important that II should beg IN al the
commencement Of the session.
&. w. LEFrWICH.
Bedford March %. 1913
CERTIFICATES
ms may certify, that Miss Emma W. Curtiss
WAS for two years membor Of this nstlinion-that her
moral chaTac'er was reproachabe. and he, scholarship
good Ihat IN the situations which she has accu-
pied as teacher, she has given her employers salisac
llon aud II Is my belief that she will still deserve lhcir
approba ion. EMMA WILLARD.
Former Principal.
Troy Female Seminary. Sept s,h, ISL
Miss f. w. Curtlss VAS for several years member of
this institutions and has subsequently, been Tor four years
successfully empoyed in teaching She is we'll qualified
10 instruct IN the various branches OF English educa
uon Music and the French Language: and also posses
ses. IN hugh degree, the moral qualities requisite in
Teacher. take pleasure in recommending her AS wor
thy The notice OF the friends OF the education
SARAH l.. WILLIAMS
Prin. Troy Female Seminary, Oct 4, 1871.
March 23 10
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IN TIE CTrTED STATES COT RI
For The En,lern Dlstlci u NiErinia

TUESDAY. 10Th Jan. 1873.
I n the case Of Mone mory aud others rs. Marsh
L Said Marsh having, by His Court been declared a
Bankrupt, and order made for taking proof OF the &C
count Of said Bankrnpt's creditors. notice is hereby
given 10 said creditors that. in pursuance of said order
have appointed Tuesday, the 25h day Of April next
to commence taking the proofs Of said claims shall be
presented, on which day they Will attend with books,
vouchers and testimony. Tie examination will be con
tiDuej from day to day, for five days
An order Of recommmen having been made hv said
Court. in the eases OF Jordan Creasy Iloner s Wat
and Charles Phe ps the creditors of said Banarups
are also notlfs ,ial have appointed Saturday the 2h
day OF r7 next. the day ON which will receive the
proof of such claims as shall be presented This cNami-
nation will be continued from day day for three days
JNO. Il. GARLAND,
Comr. in bankruptcy.
March 27 u
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Private Entertainment.

~ THE subscriber, having taken the large
$gJ:,'a and commodlous brick building at the
.JiiiM lower end OF Main street lately occupied
G. 5ss sAI by Mr. Robert iIerriss Intends To keep
hnuse OF PRU are E.NlER1.ihN.hENT where
all those who think proper to favor him with call
viii fluid him al all tunes prepared 10 accommodate them
with the best the market affords, and prices reduced
the standard Of the times
His stable is now well provided and sufficiently large
10 Accommodate ID IL q Y q, ;
HIS prices will be as follows:
Board by the year 500 90
Bard and lodging by the year l25 90
For Board per month . 90
9 - man aud horse day and night 25
All meals. (each) q %
Horse per month & 90
For single feed o %
d. 4. TIBBS.
~ B. lie will keep constantly hand, Tor SALE
duccd prices Meal, Corn, Oats, SC.
March I'm
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ARRlN Al OF THE MAILS.

Richmond Mad ria Charlottesville due Mondays
Wednesdays aud Fridays, at ) o'clack. 2. VI. Close
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at o'clock
r. NJ.
Iia Canal.-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays and sstur.
days a, 9o'clock, p. NJ. Close sundays, Tuesdays
and Thursdays. at O'Clock. p. NJ.
Farmriue .Nait.-Duc Sundays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at o. o'clock. p NJ Close Mondays Wed
nesJays aud Fridays T o'clock p NJ
Vestern .naii.--Due Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Sat
nrdays, at IL o'clock, NJ. night. Close Sundays
Tuesdays and Thursdays, at o'clock. 2. NJ.
Danriue .MoL-Due Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. at II NJ night. Close Mondays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. al I o'clock =. NJ.
Natural Bridge .naii.-Due every Saturday, at 6 o.
clock, r. NJ. Close every Thursday at O'clock. p.
NJ.
OFFlCEIIOl'RS
The Office is open from half past o'clock. A. NJ.
until sun down and will always be kept open for dcIvc-
~ one hour after the arrival OF the Richmond Mail ON
its arrival before 9 o'clock, =. NJ
The Office will be kept open Sunday mornings,
from half past eight to o'cock. A. VI.
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"THE LYNCHBURG YIRGINIAN.
published ssnreekiy, (erery Monday and 1a,usdayJ
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and paper trh be discontinued (ercept at the discretion
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RErBEs HOPKINS, Sec'y.
Danville, March %. 1912.

\ UST received at Exchange Corner. one tine family
~ Carrisge. Park Phaeton. draw front Phas-
ton Baronch. aud very handsome light Buggy.
Gentlemen wishing to puIchaae any thing in tbs Car
have on W., as ana - tsenA1 hsIn unusual
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NEW E;&TA ssH.l~sRyn7;S
Eht subscribers, n.ussHfHrfurTrs and
whoicsnIe d. uicr. in Foreign nnd Dom. site
STRAW SsOOlaS.

ID ESPECTFUlLi announce that they have leased
q the large aud spacious under the Exchange
Reading Room. Richmond, Va. where they intend con
duclIn9 general straw Goods Business Their
stock VIII at all times comprise extensive assortment
oevery article in their line ofhusness with which hey
will be supplied weekly from their own mandatory at
the North. where they have for number of years been
extensively engaged IN the manufacture Of STRAW
GOODS, and from their experience manufacturers
they enabled to offer every article IN their line al
the ccrg forrest Northern prices for CASH They
respectfully solicit Merchants hllners and dealers in
general oca and examine their stock. which will be
found to comprise extensive variety of LEGHOR.N,
S1R}U, CYPRESS, tJLLOIp, and FANCY
BR.HD BO.N.NETS. Also, LEGHOR.N. Pa
.N:iM3, and PIL~N Lar HITS BAND and
ELNCT BONES, .iRI7fICLL FLOHERS,
Sc. Sc.
The subscribers would also call the attention Of Mer
chants and others going North, to their Establishment,
No. 23. Cedar street, New York, where
they VIII ind an extensive assortment OF Straw Goods,
and at prices that cannot fail 10 give satisfaction.
W. s f. p. CARPENTER
Richmond, Feb. % l2t
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Lc w is Tacr rift. .Dr.
GllsRENIElS Avn IKAlSE IAlNER
Ward EfcCfsO,l.

W V5W 1lTVf7EOU.
|HNlf WARD ELECTION for SIX Aldermen, and
4 SIN Common Council men, in each ward, in the
town Of Lynchhug will take place pursuant 10 an act
OF Assembly, entitled ian act to amend an act entitled
act dividing the town Of lynclburg into wards and
for other purposes passed Feb 10, $780, on the first
Tuesday in April neXtand will be held in the Lynch
Ward No. being all that partot Of said town below the
LIST alley, eNcndldg from the river the 18th street at
the Auction House. Main street, OF Messrs. Payne
Turner; and in Henry Ward No 2, being all that part
Of town above LIST alley, extending from the river 10
l2h street in the house the Main street. under the
Virginian Office HENRY DUNNINGTONu
Sergt Of the Cooperation Of Lyncht -
Feb. II ny
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Nsb'a'B r..

NOHB n.
4 III. those indebted 10 the Estate of BENJAMIN Tur-
"a ncr, deceased. requested to come forward and
make payment, as circumstances make necessary the
estate should be closed rs speedily as possible
FRAZ. o. S'rRATTON, Admir-
Of Benz. Turner, deed.
March % z,
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C.H$N FBEg EsgEHE$.

WILL give the highest cash prices for green and
II dry Hides delivered al the Market House.
Sole and Upper Leather will be gwen in exchange.
If preferred Hides will bc unnrd shares and deliver
ed at the Market house when tanned. All work war
raned. W. l.. FAIR.
Nov. 3 is
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
WILL proceed 10 sell, at public auction. on the
Il 10Th day OF April neat, my PLANTATION, ON
which | reside, containing
300 .ECSsgS.
There rs abont 100 acres of cleared Land, in good
state OF cultvatl1n there about 81 acres nf bottom
Land that be made nod Meadow Land; there is
good quantity Of tobacco land 10 cer and great portion
Of it heavily tmbered. and great quantity Of pine tim
Der upon said land. There Is good
DWesiing Houses,
npon said land. aud all necessary Out Houses such as
double Barn, tobacco Houses. &c. Also, a
70 L \ e o |, c II A II ID
and every thing necessary make the place desirable
There is upon said Land or )
NESER-FAisISG SPRINGS
good the county Afford or to be desired; and
large Creek running through said place. This plania-
ton lies in the County OF r mbrire l. miles above
Lexington and ~ miles i'm buchanan The sale Will
positively take ace thai day though private sale
would be preferred PAYMENTS will be liberal though
small PORTION Will be required 10 be pad down at or
near the time OF sale \ further description is unncccs
sary as those wishing to purchase will of course view
for themselves. WILLIS TIN~I,EN
There is adjoining this Land another + Il 4 c II .
to he sold on the .2 day Of April. which is nearly as
desirable place. Both added together would make
large farm. suitable to work about l. hands 10 advan-
,age Early application is desired those tina, wish to
purchase privately. WILLIS TlNSLEY.
March II t4GA
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NEvER-EAfs.IsG SPRINGS.

and every thing necessary 10 make the place desirable
There is upon said Land or
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DtrpsiiH. Houses,

npon said Tand aud at necessary Out IOuscs such
double Barn. tobacco Houses. &c. Also, Il
70 l. y G. O II { II A II ID
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