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BUTTONS.
PATENT AGATE BUTTON
DEPOT,
PATERSON, NEW JERSEY.
THOo. PRO5Skk,

VIM. T. JENNINGS Il CO.,
DRAPERS AND TAILORS, 23i Broadway, American
~ Hole opposite the Foun solicit non
Of seasonabIe goods ,oth Csssmees Vest
&C., all the and vsrous styles, the
that the system OF small profits and quick
which hiss elected liberal patronage, viii be continued
while such will enable fill all
ders in future with promptpess
feature in the estab shm MT which must commend il to
those requiring articles for immediate the addition 10
stock Of ~ assortment of t quality ready made Oar
ments consisting Of
surtouts, Frocks,
Dress Coats, Psntaloons.
Vests, Office COAT,
Travelling Frocks. Dressing Gowns &c
A choice see ctiou of
Silk and Satin Scarfs, Crayats
handkerchief, Gloves
Suspenden, Eo,erv
Under Shirts, Dmwen
Muslin Shirts ColIaIs hc
At prices which must offer ndu mems no nm chaser,
jy2s 3msec -
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

THE subscriber would inform his friend, and epubc tbs:
he lately taken the Exchange Hotel No 20 Courtlandt
street in the city New York The whole house has been
thoroughly repaired and efunishedin elegant and
dous and In every ement about the establish
desire has been furnish thing that the
spirit OF the requires from competitions for public favor. Its
my the points arrival and departure Of the stesmbo, and
rarosd lines OF communication particularly ecommeDd 10
the business and uavsn. commasity while, az the same
time his moderate charges will be adapted 10 the times
He has been fortunate the servlcss Of Mr.
Erasus Phelps one Of the late p,opret9r who will bs the
the best ths be offered that hing Will be
conducted give entire satisfaction 90 those VINO snail
favor him with their patronage. v. b. RYERSON.
New Ho'k july OH, 1857 as lmsrc
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path HOUSE, LONG ISLAND thus sea bathing
place prepared for visileIs This situation
uIpa.s by any on the either for lis ext n,iye
distance the The stages Fulton Ferry
ooklyn,a5 oclocs PM, and from House O'Clock
A M iva unkv
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T. JhN-3s sack, Con, iaaalaG fr.n shlp EzS6eIh FTh,
~ IA prime order, for sale ~ 4. X COLLINS CO.
sH % South street
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UNITED STATES
-, Z e A MPORIUM,
'' 'asS sd ~ y Chatham sa,a direct, Ner York.
A aas i !, f II. S7 Street; Brooklyn.

AakS ~ 3B BLEEcETR srRyFr
-. 49, 80 =. HL LHSALE AND RETAII
'iN-E CANF0N TEA COMPANY eopiirr. a. os., %,
y sale nsN sad Te6s Of syery vsIissx III ~
Th,r Assortneni specially includes the most 3eeaa.
tcWeb1 grades Green aud Blsck Eveu pseksgr bss.
rsm7 OF nstnessa and elegance and Test hrsin ~,
thoroughly seea ed from light and sir that tsr auay 80
sOWer WI rem III unmpered any climate Their sy,t,
prosecuting OnfineHs pesps scarcely to be eTesed
founded npon the unoI rcga6 TO the rights Of he custom
especially with 20 weight and quality and mn
vailed chsapness All purchese called upon 70 reIs an;
trcisE which tail to give them the fullest wheel
the money will be cheerplly end promptly refunded Cosp
ny mereh,us puoe embellishments, heads Of families
s1,pz will find decided advantage supply the
REEVES IRON this establishment.
pEruTrE JAVA Coffee roasted every day.
OIae, IRON al parts Of the Unites Suites
rfompttnde and derpsteh.
- Ihs only A. sale NJ Hor
ta-'s r'ehvstss Esst t..
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
804 PEARL, LATE l0s BEEKMAN STREET.
TEE Subscriber, well known for the cheapness durab
lie, that he TO iuit the economical tendency of the
TINES, making Of the very sest quality at reduction
per ut than garments Of the quality by
cheap houses IN this city.
eheapness, the following bill OF prices 3 omitied TO Their
eonsdeIaton with guaIan ee that the goods shall be Of first
rate quality, and the ht une zee ptionable:-
supelfne West Of Esgand Cloth Goats. Sl2 to SIG
Points Of ei lax Or faney Double Milled Cass, 5to
Making and trimming, in the best style, at the following
,;oats.. -, ...'' '...'......... 6k to
All 0fds" executed with Dunetuali,y,,s ds:Gs,ss
As the season advanced the present stock Of summer
goods Will be sod low. as Im.I
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
- PHILLIPS, Merchant Tailor. (late of Asor House.
eIgency q the the Of prices and finding
impossible to do while subject the outsyss
oniv ws ss 70 Inc aa
o. is N%s 81 60 h: %sTs
gentlemen be supplied deduction Of per
hom hi former low prices.
The following is submitted merely a specimen Of the
superGne Goats made in the best style. from SIS to ss
S cSt1, v DO. Of the finest quality, Hto q
3. beg. eaven conclusion Observe, the above articles
iuslttv OF articles. II mr
EENTLEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT OFF WAaD
heir left of apparel into cs'h obtain for the same
the highest cash price.
having &c o. viii
ind much their advantage send the ubscrber who
will attend them at their residence by sVkrr
No. 6 John st and IA vsrick st. New York.
line through the post Office, or otherwise will receive
Clothips ce-n.d altered and reosired. jy1 Im.ec
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INDEPENDENT REGULAR OPPOslTIOr
NIGH LINE,

FOX ALBANY AND TROY.
x0SeS3 an THROUGH DIRECT without landing.
GO The sommod;o9s and substantial STEAMBOAT
-3&POkT sMOUTH, Captain o. House. will
leave New YORK from the foot Of Barclay street Thurs
dav the Sd rstant o'clock p M arriving Albany and
Troy In time for the going wet
Reg lar Da.s-Leaves New York every Tuesday Thurs
dav and Saturday afternooa, at O'Clock.
Flidas afternoon.
Eleish. taken at reduced rates. Apply on board.
The above boat has undergone thorough repair and
i p t. nrde 81
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| EATHEh AND FINDING sTnnk .S3 ep,iDs sue,i.
~ two doors from the OF Washington ttrest,
linton bet, New York Con, sntly hand general
sotment OF sole and Upper L. athe 81 Mo aud Nd
ssDs,wi Deer, Goat md Lao bkD ndiogs shoe Threads
Ls,iog,, Gallons, Hbbons sh.etng L,I snd Leather
Linngs Boot Cord Webbs, Boot Trees Lasts, II MINERS
Inc.r sls and Taetsw full II
a. insr WARREN s. wILKEY.
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DEAFNESS.

sure cure fer nePient desf1ss. esrach. palms.
ted Of the organs Their Acoustic oil has been
popular remedy eurstve in all OF the ears Tor
White street. ivIS I'm o.
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n AGs-I3l Bales si,.soan Esv, -
~ do Trieste II. SIS Pc d.
200 do White douest,e-- n, al. ~
teso rFHsaF DpSs ", 49,,
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IT BENEFIT, 81 John street Importer ard Manufactur.
OF Italian French aud English Goods respect
fully inf rms The uube tnaI h, is selling off a, the
cop'sng Of of hoppes made of the
or Qualities OF ornas, via ictor,a Brsds French and
English Dun,abie do. Italian Rutland Pedae do Prince
o.rao, Imperial and Shell do, Tuscan. &c. nc he.
he above articles all the b. coming and
fashionable shapes
Light summer fancy The French Whalebcn bon
durable whit, Oh, and eiy ber~siuf ticls
Aiso Fr.n III Lace Bald Bonntts. various pate
I'M
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DALE Il MAXWELL.

No. CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
SOLE Agents in the United states. for the French Report
Costumes Sc for raors dress make ana min.s
from Paris the arrival Of Packet Those who
the only original French Fashon America the
Enel,h anguase, can have them by calling above.
Terms ofthe E.gaa or Tsors Fashion. Five Dollars
year, issued monthly lie Toilet, Ladies Fahion. Ten
Dollar, issued weekly, with eighty four fine coored
steel engravings each month jy2S
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CONFECTIONERY.

CK0T0N! WAIEk-DAY's FIRST PREMIUM IN
~ Ola RUBBER HOSE 10 confidently recommended for
for which leather used and pos
seas the following properties
lst IL ~ perfectly tight under pressure OF the Croton.
ID made Of the strongest fabrics and will mildsw
inlurc 10 the least, and requires attention.
Hd IL Is not destroyed by coming with oil
grease nor suencd by cold weather. the rubber
compose, a. inerhcr articles IN used Shoud
the least complaint be made OF the Hose, posscs
sing the above properties will be taken back
sde OF sx mouths from is purchsse a3d otner
change without charge.
h Coupling and pipes will be attached without charge.
Buyers will note that clearly satisfied that this hose 1.-THE
process making which unknown other the trade
sust the article long wanted for leading other
liduids. HORACE n. DAY,
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sSr~t 40 sI.TEN ISLAND EERRY, FOOT
R7 sTATaV isLASDER and SAMSON
will run follows until further notice
Leave Sew Yolk Q, 9, TO- H. 2, ~ Sc 7.
Les.e Staten Island 9, 10, ,1,l, 2,l,5,67
Lesve New York and Island every hour Sunday
Staten Isl nd Yer v-f,o OF VIII eha scet to Chiffon d.
The steamboat rcales will leave New York . r. M
Clifton, P, M on Sunday July !0h.
r. S.-cIcunIon TO Fort Hamilton Sundays excepted
Leave Fort Hamilton IN A. M returning fsm New York ~
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-16
ANOTHER MUTINY.

A paper published at Hobart Town,
Norfolk Island, gives an account OF ii
mutiny on board the schooner Coquett.
The officers were below at the time
The mutineers subsequently proposed
that if the commander. Boyle. would
furnish them provisions, &c, they would
give up the vessel again. This he refus-
ed-as the mulineers had no arms, &c.
while the officers and the men below
we're armed. Capt. Boyle then broke
the cabin skyIight,and watched an oppor-
tunity Of shooting the man who was at
the wheel; and by well directed shot
he at length succeeded, and killed him
on the spot. 0nthe fall of the two mas
ter spirits, the others told the seamen
who we're on deck that the ship as
theirs again. The hatch was taken off,
and the ships crew and the military
rushed on deck the latter fired on the
surviving mutineers, killed three, and
wounded two MORALLY. The sergeant of
the guard shot the corporal in the scufile,
mistaking him for one Of the prisoners. -
The ". York PlebeiGa.
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TEMPERANCE CONTENTION.
TEE 22ND toFsFERRUARy

At meeting OF the Harrlsonburg To-
tai Abstinence Society, on the 18th of
december, 1T was unanimously resolved
to celebrate the approaching 22nd Of
February, By holding Temperance
Convention i'll the town Of Harrisonburu.
At the'same time committee was ap-
pointed TO make arrangements for the
occasion, and invite other Societies in
Rockingham and the adjacent Counties
to send delegates. PURSUANT to the a.
Dove resolution, all the Temperance So
cIeties in this county aud the adjacent
counties are hereby cordiali y invited to
meet with us on that occasion. Come
on, brethren; our cause is glorious, and
victory sure. In no other way can we
render permanent the blessings we haA
received through the gilt OF Washing t6&
7. L. HAMMER.
MATTHEW AlIHLER,
Il. s.. GRAY,
GEORGE MILLER,
HE NRY BROWN,
u. III CONRAD,
B. ". 'BROW.V.
JEHU W.ARREN,
JNO. H. W.HRI.M.4NN.
Committee of arrangements.
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Trust Sale.

by virtue of deed of trust from Samuel
sS b Funkhouser to the subscriber. bear.
ing date the 6th day of Nov. 1871, and dulv
recorded in the clerks Office of the county
court of Shenandoah, for the purpose of Sc.
curing certain sums of money therein named
to Martin Funkhouser and others, 1 shall pro-
coed to sell to the highest bidder, at the resi-.
dence of said Funkliouser, on Tuesdav he
2Sm day Of February Gnst.) a great variety
=ot personal property, VIZ;
Beds and dsdding; one barcn.
One corner cupboard; chairs tables
Chests; one eight dry clock
One Ten plate st0ve and pipe
Kettles; pots: Oreas; i'tbs. sc. &c.
One acQgon; PloughS; hLrrows
Wheat fan; g7ind5tone; parcel of plank
II quaatiiy Of weH burned brick
Ia0o cop0s !; sheep and sund1v oihe,
property particularly named in sad trust
deed.
credit of nine months will be given on all
purchases of three dollars and upwards, the
purchaser giving bond with approved securi-
ty; for purchases under that sum the cash
Will be required. The sale will be continued
t q etde5i Il 'tell ssr n at 10
February II, 1855
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10 tie old or neU subscribers to Cooley
La9y's Book.
SPLENDID OFFER.

Any person wishing to subscribe for this
magnificent work, which contains the only
true fashion plates-the best mezzotint and
line engravings in the countrywide will re-
NIT to the publisher Three Dollars, will be
furnished with the Book one year and copy
of Gadey's celebrated Centre Table Ornament.
which contains IS splendid mezzotnt, line x
stipple engravings and a lace pattern. The
price OF the Centre Table Ornament separate
is Si.-Any old subscriber sending S. mad
vance, will receive credit fof one year and 4
copy of
''Godey's Centre Table Ornament"
Any two subscribers, old or new, clubbing 10
gether and RENTING FIVE dollars. in advance
will receive one copy of the abovenamed Or,
nament.-It is to sbe distinctly understood
that in all cases the postage must be paid or
the letters franked on all orders.
Address l.. A. Cooley,
Publishers Hall, 10I Chestnut st. Phil.
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THE SWORD and C.9NE
PRESENTED.

Or the 9TH inst. in the house OF repre-
sentatives, Mr.. Sommers OF this state,
presented the sword Of Washington and
the staff Of Franklin, in behalf OF the
late owner of those interesting relics, 5.
T.Washington, Of Canawha county,Fa.
The galleries of the house were filled
in anticipation of this interesting cere-
mony. 'rhe remarks of Mir. s. are thus
sketched by the correspondent OF the u.
S. Gazette.
He proceeded to state the circumstan-
ces under which he was now called upon
to perform the agreeable duty assigned
him, and gave a brief history OF the sword
lie was about to present to the nation
through its representative body. AS he
proceeded the emotion OF the house and
gallery deepened, till every bosom glow
ed with patriotic sensibility. In giving
an account of the sword he stated that.
although he who had been the instrument
of Divine Providence to achieve our in
dependence had others Of more intrinsic
value, AMI of far more beauty, which he
wore on occasions of ceremony aild pa
rade, yet this-holding itap to the view
of the house-thts was battle-sword-it
was the sword of the Lord and OF eide
on.' When the instrument TAT least
metaphoric) by which our national indie
pendence had been achieved, was thus
presented to the eyes of those present,
MANY silent tear stole down the cheeks
of the old ard young. and the memories
of those trials through which our fathers
passed, and those sulferinss which they
unrepiningly endured, crowded them
selves thick and fast upon the mind.
The staff Of Franklin, bequeathed to
Washington, was next the SUBJECT o.
brief remark, and its possession by the
person at whose reques the now presen-
ted it to the nation as proper compan-
ion of the sword Of the father of his
country. accounted for. The closing re-
marks Of Mr.. Summers were as eloquent
as it was chaste and appropriate. There
was no attempt on his part to call forth
single emotion beyond that which the
impressive circumstances themselves in
| spred, no ostentations coloring, No
theatrical display; no thrusting himself
forward as conspicuous figure IN this
historic picture: his manner was unassu-
ming, his language impressive.
| After Mr.. Somers concluded, the ven
cradle ex-President Adams, the son ul
him by whose motion Washington was
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MORE MUTlNY.

The Boston papers give the particulars
Of an attempt by the first and second
mates of the brig 2ouitney. of Baltimore,
to murder the Captain, aud turn the ves-
sci into pirate. The attempt was made
on the 25th of November, when the 2,
was north of the equator. aud about 1 8
.iasa befare her .,rri val at Pernamhuco
1t was on moonlight night. and durinr
the second mates watch. The Captain
was knocked down by the second mate
while attempting to go on deck. The
chief mate, instead Of going to his assls-
lance, left his berth and went upon deck,
where he prevented the meh from going
below, by telling them that the Captain
would shoot the first man who came in
.the cabin bu. the truth having come to
their ears, the second mate was obliged
to desist from his murderous purposes,
and Captain Mowatt's life was thus saved
sen the arrival of the vessel at Perm.
ambuco, the u. States COUNSEL. MIR
Snow, had the second mate arrested, bu'
advised Capt. Nj, to take the chief mate
to Rio Janeiro, to deliver him to the'U
5. Consul there.
ION investigation before the Consul a,
Pernambuco, the crew testified that they
had heard two mates cOnyersing as they
sat together on the main hatch, the day
before the attack, and heard the second
mate tell the chief mate, that the lattei
was too chicken-hearted and if he woult
be qiet, he (the second mate) would de
spatch the old man. The crew had been
asked by the second mate to join in tax
ing the vessel, but hadrefused. He tolt
him that it was his intention to take the
vessel around Cape Horn
The second mate, John Lewis Grille
arrived at this port on Sunday. i'll the
barque Navarro. being sent home by the
U. S. Consul, at Pernambuco. He wa;
ordered on Monday to find bal! i'll thu
sum of $500, to answer TO the charge .
committing an assault on Capt. Mowatt
with intent to kill. He is said to b.
from the vicinity of Charleston. :. G
G. w. Barton and d. p. Brown, Esqrs,
are his consel Sat. Eue Post.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

At meeting Of the democratic citi-
zens of the county of Shenandoah, held
at the court house in Woodstock, Feb.
IS, 184S, agreeable TO previous notice
given in the Sentinel Of Valley, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to attend
the Democratic State Convention to be
held in Richmond on the Cd March
next-DAvID CRAWFORD, esq. was called
to the chair, and RICHARD MILLER, esq.
appointed secretary.
The object of the meeting having been
explained by the chair, the following re-
solutions were adopted, viz:
Resolved, That we do approve Of the
Democratic State Convention to be held
in Richmond on the Cd March next, and
that delegates be appointed to repre-
sent this county in the said convention;
-Whereupon the following named per-
sons were appointed: Samuel G. Will
liams, Wright Gatewood, Dr.. Henry S.
Wunder, Robert NJ. Denison, John
Haas, Reuben c. Kneisley, Isaac S.
Bowman, Col. P. StickIey, DR.. Thos. j.
Miller, Christian Miller, Capt. A. Ru-
dolph, Geo. Bowman, Johr Covefstone,
Philip Slower, Col. R. M. Conn, Dir.
]. w. Rice, VIM. S. Newell and the
following persons as alternates: Stafford
/ III. Parker and Thos. Ritchie-And on
motion made and seconded, it was Re
solUed. That the chairman and secretary
of the meeting be added to the delega-
ton.
The following resolution was then Of
lered and adopted:
WKEaKAs. reapportianment OF the
congressional districts of the State will
be made at the present session OF the
General Assembly Of Virg mia. and hav-
ing good reason to believe that our dis
triot will, and necessarily must be mate
rally chansed-that several strong whis
counties will be embraced within the lin.
its of the district-Therefore.
ResoEved, That, to secure the union
and triumph of the Democratic party
we deem it highly essential. that Con
vention be held at some one of the court.
houses as near the centre of the district
! as Is most convenient, and that the con-
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vention should be held as early in March
as may be practicable, for the purpose Of
nominating suitable person to represent
this district in the Congress Of the U. S.
And further,
Resolved, That we recommend to the
Democratic citizens Of our county, that
meeting be held on the first day Of
March court next, to appoint delegates
to said convention.
ResoIved, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be pubIihed in the Sentinel Of
Valley and Richmond Enquirer.
ID. CRAWFORD, Pres't.
r. MILLER, Sec'ry.
-:O:-:0:-
The following is the arrangement Of
the apportionment bill, as adopted by the
House and ordered to be engrossed
FIRST District. Isle of Wight, Nanse-
mond. Princess Anne, Norfolk county.
Norfolk Borough, SUSSEX, southampton.
Surry.
Second District. Nottoway. Greens
vile, Mecklenburg, Brunswick, Amelia.
Dinwiddie, Petersburg, Prince George.
Thnd District. 'Pittsyivania, Henry,
Patrick. Franklin, Halifax.
Fourth District. Campbell. Bucking-
ham, Charlotte, Prince Edward, Culnber-
land, FIuvanna, Lunenbury.
Fifth District. Abemarle, Nelson.
Bedford, Greene, Orange, Amherst, Ma
Olson.
Slrih District. Henrico, City Of Rich
mond, Chesterfield, Powhatan, Hanover,
Louisa, Goochland.
Seventh District. York, Accomac.
Northampton. Elizabeth City, Warwick.
James City, New Kent, Charles City,
Matthews. Gloucester, Lancaster, North
cumberland.
Eighth District. Essex, Middlesex.
King & Queen, Richmond county, West
moreiand. Caroline, Spottsylvania, King
George, King William.
Ninth District. Fauquler. Stafford.
Rappahannock, Prince William, Fairfax.
Loudoun CuIpeper.
Tenth District. Frederick, Hampshire,
Morgan, Berkeley, Jefferson, Clarke,
Warren. Page.
Eleventh. District. Rockingham. Rock
bridge, Augusta. Pendleton, Hardy,
Shenandoah.
IIweBlh District. Monroe, Botetourt.
Roanoke. Montgomery, Pulaski. Floyd.
Giles, Mercer, Greenhrier, Pocahontas.
Logan, Bath, Allegheny.
Thirteenth District Washington, Lee,
Scott, Russell, Smyth. WITH, Grayson,
Carroll. IaLeweft.
Fourteenth District. Kanawha. Jack
son, Mason, Cabell, Wayne, Lewis
Harrison, Braxton, Wood, fayette,
Nicholas.
Fifteenth District. Mononsalia, Brooke,
Ohio. Marshall, Tyler, Randolph, Mari
en-, Preston.
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Tie dag # the Stale Coauentlon =
Changed.


Some days since, it was suggested to
us by citizen of the county OF North
cumberland, that the 4th of March, the
day of meeting Of the proposed state con
.vention, would fall OH Saturday-that
the next day Che Sabbath) was no time
for political business; and that it might
not be convenient for some Of the mem
bers to be detained three days in Rich
mond. At the request Of some of his
c"untrymen, he therefore proposes a
change of the day. This suggestion car
ryiIg much force with it, we have con-
suited with some of our republican citi-
Zens, and with several of the members
of the general assembly and, with their
uniform concurrence, it is hereby recon-
mended and advised, that the Democrat
ic Convention meet ill this City, on
Thursday, the I'd March.-Rich. Fig.
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State Senate.

~ We are authorised to announce
David EssHHaagarner, esq. as "a
candidate to represent the district com
posed of the counties of Shenandoah,
Hardy Page and Warren, in the Senate
Of Virginia.
o. We are authorised to announce
David Crawford, esq. as "a can
OF the counties Of Shenandoah, Hardy.
Page and Warren, i'll the Senate of Viz
glnla.