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new Goods.
Ill aatk Just received one ease Of Prirts. Of
- osan1iial Gingham style. which yiiI Be sold
very Iow.a CIV AiSoGITH.
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Fsb! is. ists.
VIRGINIA. q wit:


Al Rules holden II The CIelkis Office Of tbs
Circuit Superior Codrt Of LaW and ChaneerI
for Jefferson County, the hrss Monday -
February, l843:
Edrard L. Font, .dssignes Of z ~. & e " DIS
ouitA, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
.abrahem Esier, DEEEND4aT,
Il lin CHANCERY,
FVyHE defendant, Abraham Isler, not having enter
y ed his appearance, aud given security aceording
10 the act Of assembly and the rules Of this court
and happening BY satisfactory evidence that hf y
not an ihhaSitant of this eou1kry: ~ Is ordegxd,
That the said defendant do appear here on the first
day Of the next term, and answer the bill ot3 the
plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some new spaPer p1blished@in Chatles-
town, Tor two months successfully, and posted At
the front door of the courthouse Ia the said Town
Of Charlestown.
A Copy--Teste,
r. r. BROWN, CLERK
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PIIH $40,

~ = U"EUtVCo NtttD AVVNtttNtOs
HE following indispensable family remedies
may be found al the agencies mentioned below:
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Jan. ls, 1913.


Al Rules holden in the Clerks Office or d. 7
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chance .
7 Jefferson County ,ihe FIRST Monday il "a.
! 1913:
jain Keller, PLAIr. 4
AGAINST
Jaeomiah Seaman and Isaac Fouke.
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January 5. lsA3,-tL /,
Era1es! Grafes!

YOERS0NS in want OF Sssas- Csal GR.aTES.
~ are requested 10 call at the Harpers- Ferry
Iron Foundry. and they can BE- accommodated
on reasonable leras.
81 orders received BY mail FOR Crates. or
CASTINGS OF any kind, will Be promptly al
tended 10. HUGH GTLLEECE.
Har2ers.Ferry, Deer %. ls42-lE
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IN CHANcERY

TINE defendant, ecomish Seaman, b. 3
entered his appearance, and giye' e,
according 70 The Act Of Assembly and e
Of this Court; and it appearing BY - .i6l
evidence that he is not an inhabit of
country IL Is ordered, That the said ziss
do appear here on the first day ,hsl
term, and answer the bill Of the Fl 6i;f
that copy Of this orderb be fortbiI i j
ID some newspaper publishes
for Two months success
front door or the Court 49,
OF Charlesiown.
RoBEtprovide
Jan. l9, IS43. 1.-THE State
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C0NWAY'S MEDICINES.

nrPrice SO Cents.
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Jan. -. 1913.
VIRGINIA. to wit !:

At Rules holden in the Clerks Office ofthe Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for Jeffet-
sDn county the first Monday III January, 1S4s:
Wm g WOrthingtOn, PLAINTirT,
AGAINST
Abrahnr, Tsie,- n.svxn.~-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

Colds, Coughs, Splitting or Hood,
bronchitis, Difficulty of Breath
Ing, Asthma, Pain In the Side,
Breast and Chest, WhOopIng\
Cough, Group, and all Dis \
} eases Of the Liver and
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Headache. DR.. Spohn's Headache .
Remedy will eHectually cure sick headache, eithe
from the nerves or bilious. Hundreds oil families
are using i with great joy. +
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Dr.. ReLfs's Consumptice or Estimate
III Pills.

Nov "a, lS42.-ly. Ha,Pers Ferry, Ta.=
j N. b Each Of the above articles will be signed
W.lL. KiDnER On the outside wrapper.
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VIRGINIA. "a wit:

Feb. ls, ls4a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. go l5I3
ToRscco-Reccp;s much diminished Oh ugs, 81 ~ -.
Tugs, 81 81 = old leaf 81 80 good aud fine
81 81 81
FIorR-,"untry, 81 81, 81! i: Ctg NILS 81 co.
WHEtr-ia 10 " cts. according To quality, order,
CoH.-s5 crn's.
Mg.L-.j co cents.
u.r.-ai a GEMS. from vessels and DEPOT.
ri,srER--!nmp S. g. 3 at wharf; ON Basin, /.
LIar-@la i2t
Sur-sl e.! b.: the cargo; in store, 81 7oal 20.
IruS1redssar. S3t; Swe-, ~ 80, County, 20 pi. - g.
NAILS A! cents.
Fr,H-Hcrrinss new cut e. Is, for MOL. Shad-s5 80
BurrKR-FirSIn, 10 cents; fresh roll, 40 a Is cents
SsG.R-N Orleans. s7as, Eco, 30 10 81. Groix,
COfrEE-!Hguira, q cents Rio, cents.
TrA--60 100 cents.
MoL.ssE,rw Orleans 30 20 Rico 20 % cis
B,con-il,imore, 81 5; city cured, 5 4 o. doll.
BEEF, 81 5ja ) 5o.-MurroS, 81 80 al 20.
BERNARD PEYTON.
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ountry Cood cows will sell a, from $50 to SO

this country. Cood will sell q, from $50 h $50
per head.
"SeveraI of onr company dissatisfied with the
country aud contemplate gong To California this spring
For nv part am well satisfied, and expect to end my
days ia Oregon. THIS place Oregon City, is situated
al the head of gaton and al the foot OF Walamut
Fails of the greatest water powers in the world.
1t contains twelve dwelling houses three stores one
blacksmlths shop, one coopers shop, two saw mills
and one gris mill IN operation, and another OF
of stones is TO be erected This Summer. get 81
u day for my work, and tools furnished. Common Ia
Dor worth 81 10 per day, without board no ar.
dent spirits in the country.
civilian T. PERRY"
REMARKS
VIVA. blockbead this Mr.. Perry must be "Clo.
thing is cheaper here than in Iowa, says he "fbcre
nothing TO be found III your s.ares but what we nave
an abundance Of and at cheaper ra.e, as hey a!e
hrougb, here free OF duty Don't you knox, Dir.
Perry, that high duties make goods cheaper? lou are
altogether mistaken, every Tariff man East OF the
Stony mountains will tell you. We shall enforce
tariff upon you presently, and then you w:ii see.
Seriously, here IS secluded region where the
blessings of our Tariff. dn nat reach i carpenter 'ets
50 day, and laborer 81 10, and both buy goods
cheaper than in Tariff ridden land. Would II be 4
benefit 10 them to make goods higher? How would
the carpenter and laborer Of Oregon be benefited BY
compelling them TO buy al higher prices the manuac
lures OF Lowell or Nashua: And, If they cannot o.
benefited by such policy how The carpenters, la
borers, or farmers of Iowa And if not OF Iowa, how
it benefit any portion of the mechanic, farming
planting, trading, or professional interests, whether
fifty or four thousand miles from the manufactures
He whu will tx his thoughts upon the simple matters
Of fact stated by this plain carpenter will better under
stand the Tanf policy, than he could by reading
thousand speeches o. yonr Gays, and your Websers
ten thousand pages of fne-spnn argument.
ThendaIFs ETp0sitcr
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FROM OREGON.

The Bloomington Qowa) Herald says We have
been permitted TO make the following extracts from q
letter written BY WIN. I. Perry, formerly Of this
county, to Messrs. Collier and Sherry. 1t is dated
Oregon city, March 80, 1913.
81 arrived al the settlement in Oregon on the Goth
September where | have remained ever since, a
WORK at my trade, (carpenter) as wa, of course
compelled 10, after spending all had 10 get here
but have done we'll, being worth more than when
left Iowa. We have not been sick day since we
lett the States Hannah Abel was married in two
weeks after we arrived here-she has done we'll
[Qnck business lhctgrea country that for unmarried
gals Now to the country, which not as expected
to find it, It's rough and broken, and generally heavy
mhered, principally with fir, yellow pine, cedar, hem
lock, spruce. oak, ash and maple. It is we'll watered,
and about one-ten,b prairie Of excellent quality. The
tmbered land is also excellent fer farming In the
streams, there is an abundance Of fish, among which
are The finest salmon in the world.
tThere is enough TO live in this country. The
inhabitants ara generally good farmers, raise large guam
of grain, and have from 40 to 100 head of cattle,
20 TO 60 head Of hogs, and horses without number
Clothing cheaper here than in Iowa. There is no
thing to be found in your stores but what we have an
abundance Of and al cheaper rate, they brought
here free of duty Nothing will bear expectation from
lows, except good rifles They are worth about $50 in
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Democratic association of the citu of Richmond

Democratic association Of the City OF Richmond.
4: an adjourned meeting of the Democratic Asso
cation Of the City of Richmond, held on Friday eve.
mig, Nov TO- the following preamble and resolution,
we're, motion Of Mr.. Robert e. Scott unanimously
passed, and ordered to be published:
"The Democratic Association of the City of Rich
mond enterta ming determined and we'll considered
opposition TO u States Bank, well because of its
unconsiuuonaly as of It's mex pediency; and being
DEC decly opposed a Protective Tariff by which one
part Of common country is taxed unjustly and une
9aay 10 blild up and sustain the institutions of
ply and also those other leading OF dis
sibu;ion, national debt, and corrupng system Of in.
isrnsl ,mproveme nts which are advocated by the Wing
Marty, and which they hope to carry out, and fix on the
country by the electi OF Henry Clay; and this Asso.
cation seeing the active measures now being pursued
o. that party to adopt general and well regulated or
ginzaton, expecting thereby TO secure success TO
iher efforts in the approaching political CONTESTS deem
prudent and wise, that there should, to counteract
these movements of opponents, be thorough and
speedy organization Of the Democratic party the
Common wealth.
k.soired, thtr.fore That Democratic friends in
every part of The State be, and they hereby most
respectfully solicited without delay, to form Associ
ATOMS every county, town, city, and borough IN the
STATE
Besoirsd, aiso That the Corresponding Committee
o. AIS Association, be directed forthwith to open cor
;spontence with our political friends throughout the
Coimonwcalih, and 10 urge upon them the necessity
al! Importance for the Formation of such Associations
CHARLES ELLIS Rec Sec.
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Deaths.

Died. Saturday morning. instant MIS- CnARorrr
SsAroS GulLEt DAUGHTER Of Samuel g. Ogden Esq
York, and wic OF MIR. isdore Outlet.
Died, Thursday The 2th October, Inflammation OF the
Bmin, AFTER illness Of three dy Lrrru M"ss, younse-
James and Catherine Christian King Queen aged
years and 10 months
In the bill of mortality county Kinc diam TO e
recorded HE name OF JAMES r. Su'DwfcE, ur number Of
the h"hoien representative :" tr county III Ir Ho,t of Dele
lie died al h4 wednesday ulto
IN the 5Ith year Of his age leaving "Id" and four children
lie WIN De eebred b! man! friends aud anainttuces amt
eaiy HI former associates the Legislature
tnenishe By modest nad unassumns ieppr
pie.E ana fahhhes' 81 mart anu remarkable Ter etc niia
raj force OF intellect The and eopr his mind
an'ilned sit OF Nature, aud Ike all great MINDS In her
bright ETHEREAL mould pore pursue chosen path of
thought aud opinion. une-'c by conventional
A. ne owed ,ncn, mahins So m nas no , e,
superiority There however. Imaginable point
Ia which he might have reached tad his
OF general rniafe,j hich tn hrian roll fame.
above many of his The peop:e IT m. native
county inenhr ms mort>.-ite, hvuore him ior
us 1aui Tii's' tF oVtd i ID" rs pure ana insu!lrd
riiy aud they sent m 10 the llol.. Delegates, uc y,
tension "l fanny f!,,oco! Mir "tawk a' l-it behind h
good aad although debt II Is believed his
! debts arc ~ the ha't- oi us Ivrts.
~ We had ti- pleasure ri knowing the wpay c!,1ea whose
vu-s,e lament hiss lo->. lie ,,l 4 strong
m"dwas sttd VITA strong feelings, III Patriot To- ~
May The Earth lie light upon hls e.he-. Eos, Es,urS.N.
Died, at her residence, on the 3t ly Of October last;
eh year o. her age Mr.. fL'@Anf' hEletsH wife Of ea
voted wife 10 nr5 hn>baRd-never there devoted
toier L" het chra bul, di Size j. and len her
band and three daughters, together with many aud
friends Ia mourn her absence. The deei>c
painful disease OF Cancer tor about Every
emroyed-ph sIciaa- enGagrd-io restoration bat All
in vain She, however several bior death made
to call The blessed Saviour the Physician sous-was
made Ming - put her trSi himlived member
~ tile Baptist Church and adVocaic peace
tlan Churches she vas, therefore, enabled
oradr 10 iurunr n, an. u,sr
and " hen convrT>.d v.lt: -;
dreaded her natural death, bat consequence.
after; and these hlgpy 10 sag iaat winch
much dreaded apparently Ia her r .,
one at hal only fallen asleep.
she died she wa- a>nrd PAM Her Wa
pa!n. Are You willing die. fcs. THUS i was with he.
and : II Is with the children cfi;oi
Jesus makes the bed
As soft n do"ny pillows are,
| White on his breast lean NY mead
Am! breathe my life Swcct!y there.
/ ~ The Wing VIII please copy.
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ROBERT II. WILLIS,
nII'tItRn n WI ~.

VALUABLE LAND, &c. FOR ALE-By virtue Of the last
Buulwarr, deceased the Subscribers VIII sell,
Al pnbic auction on WEDNESDAY, 9TH day of December
nrA If fair thereafter, the
Muscoe Buulware formerly resided,
Hill, ;ing Caroline county, aai within four
,ie. of Port Royal and containing about 200
about which cleared and produce well
wheat IL Improving condition. aud large
portion Of il meadow land, the remaining part
wood well hickory, cedar, &c, which is valuable
on count Port Royal, where wood is always
in demand seeded upon the land between eighty
and ninety bushels The improvements consist Of
dwelling house, with four and heiow, and two
rooms and passage above and all necessary oses
lerahle good repair There upon the farm variety nl
and the garden ahoun'S
with lie kind Of flowers lans The land VIII be
sold IN divided suit purchasers The
the sale will he third IN cash and The remainder In ESQ
be secured BY deed Of lst
the premises, bonds with approved personal security
Al the and place. shalt offer for sale. The House
and let in The Of Port ROYAL, in which John r. Mess-y al
two acres Terms Of this property viii be made known the
day os sale.
Immediately tie SAFE Of the Land, shall! s The
risahe property said deccanl consisting 81 The stock
IL Horses Cattle Sheep and Hogs Carriage and Harness. near
IL new Gig ard Su!key two Wagons, wo OK taftS the
Household Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils, top and
blade Fodder ShIcks Hay the teams oi which VIII b. SIX
months credit live dollars the purchaser giving
bond npo, security: for that and under cash Will be
reaurrd persons indebted said estate requested 10
make immediate payment aud those having claims ngast The
present em tina. arrangements be made Tor Their
,iouida,an THOMAS y. MARTIN,
RICHARD II. GARRETT,
Executors of Muscoe Bouiware. deceased
Nv Ju
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

The Democratic Republicans of this county are
requested to bear in mind that is proposed TO have
general meeting of our party at November Cour,
next. full attendance is earnestly solicited tina,
We may take preliminary measures to secure, in
connexion with other portions Of this Congress
sional District, suitable delegation II the Ma
tinnal Convcn,ion-that may form Democratic
Association COZ The purpose Of ensuring Jealous aud
united support of the nominations of said Convention
and that We may compare opinions, and consult gene
rally TO the bes. means of defeating our opponents
advancing principles, and making the triumph
ol orr cause. MANY DEMocGATIc REPrBLIcASs.
I3,h Nov, IS43
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

TAR HARTLEY the radical cure Of all pustn-
~ ous hepc,ic syphic euptions, recent and chronic
affections Inflammation and structure of the ufeihTa uTcis OF
every swelling of bones and all analogous cs
eases which attended by himself with pompnes apl
lily and surces street, door below the Trinity
Church, Richmond
Strangers travelling either b. land va" b- supplied al
moments with The requisite remedies prepared IN con
portable FORM sufficient To cure apuy
Nov 5?-iD20
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PUBLIC sALE-ny Of decree Of the County Cont OF
Ofange rendere, Monday, The 2il July, The subscribers
viii public auction, the 3s dag "f moni. Au
gust, WILLIS GROVE the late residence Of VIA. {. Wls
deceased. aud valuable E.tae lies rhr
Orange the Rapid Ana River contiguous Ia the Manutact
ing Mills I. Willis, and contains, by survey
Of corn wheat Tr .h Of Southwest
exposure, and the lowands are Of alluviai soil.
TINS Farm miles the Turnpike which
leads from Fredericksburg 10 Orange Count house. being not
within fifteen Of Godonsvle Depot which affords an excellent
et this There abundance oi
purposes of Ike farm aud sufficient from
number of good springs in and streams running through each
held ON the there ~ large an productive
dow The Improvements are extensive consisting oi Dwelling
House, large and commadnus. story frame bIi IL
Ing dacant, factory few yards Of the mansion, with three
with cbmnfys large stable and large barn. a ia
good repair and conveniently located There besides the
above necessary bUncsEc garden is large. hand
productive. In fine The Subscribers believe that II w
with estate in The conny for beauty OF scenery
commanding ard beautiful o the Ruc RIDGE
and Rapid Ann Valley fertility OF SOIL saab'y OF climate aad
The subscribers Will also SELL the day, another Tract
containing $50 lying in the "rney Woos about miles
Willis Grove. Tins and which valuable, principally
account ri H. timber will he sold in r"c tracts,
,ui pu Diagram, Of either Estate will be Those
side in The Immediate vicinity OF Wills Grove.
TERMoneontih of HE purchase money viii he required in
by approved personal security and lien Tie premises
The sale viii be made at Willis Grove
RICHARD ii WILLIS
Executors of William C. willis.
~ POsTPoNEMENTThes s!e Of the above Land, has rcr
postponed until Thursday, the m October. whrh
Grove Estate, and other personal property
Of The stock of Horses cattle Sheep and Hogs Household
Wheat and Oats now on hand. Pinry VIII be sold
credit of and years, wi5h equal annual payments
RlcHARp il. WILLIS, Executors
&c FURTHER FosTroNEmENT-Thc Executors having
failed the Property, advertised above, the 5ih Oco
her, certainly sell bath The real and personal Estates tn.
land this m or $50 bn,hesw he given to The pur
chaser. ROBLkl u Willis Executors
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
AT meeting of portion of the people of Bucking-
ham, assembled at a barbecue the 10th of Nov,
le43 William II. Tapscoit wns called to the Chair, and
Albert b. Ayres appointed Secretary The object of
the meeting having been explained, it was
Resotoed, That the Chairman should appoint Com
mttee to draft and submit resolutions required by the
purposes of the meeting
Whereupon, the Chair appointed the following gen
tlemon, Lewis c. Tindall, VIM. A. Scott, Lorenzo
Nicholas John II. Tapscott, r. r. Turner George
Booker, G. G. Nunnay, e. G. Jefferson and Andrew
J. Laird.
The committee retired short time and reported The
following resolutions
/. Resolocd unanimously, That Justice to Martin
Van Buren,, and still higher duty TO ourselves and
country repel the voice of detracton prompt
to declare, decided preference for him candi-
date for the Presidency.
Resolrcd, Tha, regard for the elevated character
and eminent services Of VIM. King of Alabama,
and grateful recollection of the firm and successful
manner in which that patriot repealed the mischievous
and daring attempts of Henry Clay, in the Senate OF
the U. s., induce US to declare decided preference
for VIM R. King, candidate for the Vice Pfesiten'
cy Of the U. States
g. Resored, That as the vote of State for Presi-
dent is undivided in The electoral college, ought the
Delegates chosen to nominate the candidates, TO re-
present the voice OF Virginia in the National Conven-
ton.
A. RESOLVED, That deep conviction of the necessity
of union TO secure success 10 the principles of Demo
cracy and TO defeat the designs Of Henry Clay, who
has sought and still seeks to raise himself TO the Pre-
sdency at the expense of the prosperity and Consttu
ton Of his country, induce to pledge ourselves to
give support The nominee OF the National Con-
vention
5. Resolred, That we most gratefully acknowledge
the obligations under to Thomas II. Benton for
the able, disnerested and patriotic manner, in which
he has defended the Constitution and rights of his
country, and whilst we do not now complain OF the
conduct of others in this respect we, with pleasure
express admiration CT the magnanimty of this maj
which enabled him to pass by ell selfish ambition and
give his support to the one, in whose is united
call upon all 10 vindcate truth and award just tri-
butte to illuminated and prosecuted merit.
g. Rssotced, That these proceedings be authenticated
and sent the Editors of the Richmond Enquirer and
Globe, with request that they be published
WIN. H. TAPSCOTT, Chm.
A. B. AYRfs Sec'u
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VIRGINIA EDGE TOOL MANuFAcToRy

THE subscriber would cal the OF merchants fifn
and others 10 The fact ;lt manufacturing and Sell
ing all Kinds Of EDGE ToO casa Than they can be obIaned
any where i'm Virginia Al asks call h-i.e pufci
ing e.. here and he satisfy those VIVA aie dsPse 10 e
courage HONE mA,ufsctcRg that lac can maze GOOD AAL
sc as ran he dr al NORTH and VIII sell them tor less than
similar ARTICLES can bought the North All persons are M
v.d IN can and examine whether wish 10 purchase moi
Order, for all kinds work Thankfully ece'ed and pune
,ualy attended to. Factory near Ha14li'- Mills
' ~ JOHN HlTCHCoCKS.
Richmond Nov. l4!h, loa3. 3i-+ti2"'&o
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CHARLES WOHTHAN.

LOTTERY PE.TDEh, hiCHbo.I.D, IN,
- ELLIS Tickets IN all LOTTERIES advertised by Gregory
- and
Splcadi Schemes for November ana December
of Capital Prizes annexed, all "a II" dawn
November .5t'.-SiDpJp, 10 Giv Tickets $40.
December .i.-S3ppiu, 1850, &o.-Tickeis SO.
9th -S5G 100 - eco, Vc.-f'cSc- go.
90 ld,h-$.WGeU l2.tot, Ssr-lirket- $40.
~ All orders confidential, aad attended with 7a;ch,
the drawing forwarded as rrtt,ycd here.
Drawing Of he Alexandra Lottery, Glass =, ut Alexandria
November 18Th 1919:
~ II Is - Il 81 CO 20 u II 80 Ct n.
My.
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,aaGi nrizes. amounting 10

3a3Hj prizes, amounting 10 ,,, sV07'7'e
" ,g'e ,acsae. of III wnor Tcses $40
h,,, a., 10
Do d.. 20 quarter 10. -
For Tickets and Shares Certificates OF Packages IA the
above Magnificent Lottery, address
j. &. GREGORY CO. Managers, Richmond, Va
o IN the drawing :il be sent immediately alter
" No., ., 55-2awtd
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members, or By the President or in his absence by
either Of the Vice Prdsiden,s-and this Association
shall continue until dissolved by majority Of lis mem
bers.
T. Resotred, That Is members constitute quorum
for the despatch Of business
o. Resotced, That w. Crawford Nathaniel Mills,
Jr, be appointed Special Committee to report plan OF
progress at the next meeting.
The meeting then proceeded to vote for the officers
OF The Association, which resulted follows: Charles
I kimbrough, President; Rev. w Crawford, lst Vice
President; Colonel w. o. Harrs, Cd Vice President
James l.. Gordon, Secretary, and B. NJ Francisco
Treasurer
The meeting was eloqucntly addressed by Joseph X
Pendleton, John S. Caskie Of Richmond and James l.
Gordon The fines, feeling prevailed-all,h the Speakers
and every Democrat present, seemd to be animated by
an enthusiastic devotion TO the great principles of Vr
sin'a-and, as Mr. Caske well said, "in this sign
conquer The Democracy of Louisa are true anc
firm, whatever may be their preferences for
W. o. HARRIS, Chm.
c..