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WrSGFyAN UNIVERSITY .-Be-des the : 900 raised
for professorship in this University, by the New FORK
Conference. (about $4,000 of which already sub
scribed) Providence and Now England Conferences
making effort raise like bout 5000 OF
which subscribed the Providence Conference. In
all the Conferences, about 37 900 have been subscribed
within the and efforts will be made
them $4,000, found three Proessorships.
These facts from letter of Rev. b. b. Beck
with. in the Christian Advocate. If this
S5oOJ can be resed, three profesorshps be enow
ed, and the institution placed on permanent basis.
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ECoSoHICAL GovERNMENr.-We hni in the Albany
Daily Advertiser alluon the in which the
Boz Custnnhoue conducted, by which appears that
under Mr. R,NroUi aud Mr.. WILLIAMS. (hoth ''Deno-
crats and the latter still in ore) tousa nd
dollars per than under LEW LINCOLN, the
Wing There but twenty-five inspectors, seven
aud and five under the Ia
twelve weigh
ers and gaIgcrs and nine measurcrs A fine lesson
economy .-Natinnnl In.cl.
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MARRIED-On Thursday, Sth inst. by tho Row.
John III. Hall. Mr. WM. ZINMERaIAN, to Miss
NANCY JA>E HOOK; all of this city.
We cannot help being thankful to kind Prov-
dcncc for all blessings bestowed upon US; our
thanhfulncss is somewhat different from that of a
progressive professor We once heard of who was
thankful for every thing but bread-ho could get
that at the bakers! while tho printer returns his
sincere and heartfelt thanks for bread from
any source, especially that kind which usu-
ally accompanies, or ought to accompany, such
notices as the above. Our warmcst and best
wishes for the welfare and happiness of the above
parties, arc extended and may they always be
one in love and ono in mind. So mote it be.
oh Wednesday last. by the same, DR..
\. \. NEWTON. of Cincinnati, O., to Miss MAR
GARET J. HOPE, of this city.
-On Thursday. sth inst, by the Rev. s.
4. Balngall. Mr.. EVAN BONNIE. to Miss EvEIINE
BEALI daughter of Mr. Nathaniel BcaI all of
Ccntrovilla and vicinity.
-On the 9th inst. by John Jones. Esq,
Mr. SAMUEL. WALTZ. to Miss MARGARET BLACK !;
all of jackson township. Wayne CO.. la.
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tually received IN cash one thousand six hundred
and nine dollars and ninotv-two cents MORE for
their wool this year than thoy received last upon
tho same quality. Can such things be mistaken
Wo may defy all the sophistry and distractions
under heaven to counteract the force of tho re-
suit.
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l. d 5 +

I \ performing trip from Richmond TO Liberty the
i 18th inst. small blank book. resembling poke,
book, having blue containing Ave. and dol
lar BILL Of hand. and other papers and
dums of small value Any person VINO will fad and for
ward Will give information that pro-
Will a favor, aud shall any
able compensation that may be required
J. IL HULL.
Richmond. Aug IS, 1871 3l-3t
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05-Tho promised effort of George Pattison in
throwing FILTH, has been attempted in tho last
Jcforforgian.
..Hc rams his quill with scandal and with scott;
But It's SO very FOUL it won't 90 off! .
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var-and he dared not deny it. Arc not tho
,uppo rtors ofthis pretty fellows to tc talking
of .brave old tories," and ITO Britan's camp
their fathers hed''-which was just what James
K. Folks grandfather did, while J. X. has evinc-
I'd a kindred disposition. Should not decent
.enss of shame constrain them to stop their cal
umnes!-N. Y. Tribune.
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Hon. Theodore Frelinghuy SON
Your friend, most truly.
l.. ID. CAMPBELL.
NLNARK, July 18th. 1871.


NLwARK, July 18th, 1911.
l.. D. Campbell, Esq.
Dear letter rParhet here due (I
n a days.) Oar
terninei place positions winch do
been a neither passive,
Native American Suciety-npr hav i deli ereI
address heore that society party, been present
any meeting held by It.
| remain very respectfully,
Your friend and obt serv't
TUEO. FRELINGI!II SEN.
H1ntlLkon LlkeA.
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Some the Leaders of Pokism busy ngaged in
these parts few weeks poisoning the minds OF
foreign population win the thai Mr. reng
auy Of the Native American Society. and
made address the Natives in n. York about the
time Phila de phia. The following
will prove those have been deceived
SANDER foul that resorta6 the desperate
party that is about be overwhelmed the
mighty mass of an niIgnant people
H,MII.Tos, June p, 18Th.
Hon. Theodore Frelnghuy
Dear 1t in this section country,
omehat prejudice of the Wing cause, that you
an active member OF the Native American Society, and
delivered address that Society N. York
VIII you be good inform per IN l.,
VIII ether well founded not, and much
oblige,
Your friend most truly.
L. ID CAMPBELL.
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LEATHER.

They will also keep for sale of Eastern and
country tanned SOLE and UPPER LEATHER. CALF
SKINS, HARNESS. and Birdie LEATHER. which
will be exchanged HIDES, SKINS, and TT LLOU.
They viii sell Leather cash prices
WIGGINS & RODGERS.
July -, 1871. 3O,f
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Roee. Druggists IA Neuark h.s State. ~.on, Il
ara, communicated By Jotn Hmner, E,q.. citizen Of
BURLINGTON Licking County Ohio.
BURLINGTON. LICK. Go o., Dee. 4. lol3.
Messrs JosLIv x RowE:-A, your request herewith
child. as am able 10 communicates when 70" ARC
liberty publish il you fl. feel 6ssre TO IN
form the world of the effects OF the invaluable medicine
called Wistars Basam of lid Cherry 20 which Ivy tho
blessing indebted for the restoration TO health
OF my wife and child
Anou, five years ago, Mrs. Winner attacked with
cough pain the chest and de aud symptoms OF
approaching During the intervals from that
time 10 some time in Februnry had been treated by
from Utica, Syvania, Homer, Ca,ham
and Newark and with only partial relief of the most "-
symptoms About one year ago. she caught violent
seated upon the Lungs producing ala ning
all her previous symptoms Her Physician
for, and despite his best efforts she began rapidly
under disease. Cough, Expec toa,ion, Hectic,
together h night swea's 500" reduced her to complete
skeleton In February last her attending Physician deem
ed her altogether hopeless, council was Called and
after celebrating upon her sase unanimously pronounced
be beyond the of and
opinion could survive but short time. t~"
weeks at 'aihest She at this time entirely confined
bed, and scarcely able aTteate, except III whis-
n,euptediy from hours, and so severe were they.
tina, did expect that paroxysm would be the last
The physicians in council pronounced her Lungs, ITer.
Kidneys Spine, and Musus Membrane the Stomach
ncurably i, this last extremity that
we happened 10 obtain pamphlet describing Dr "itafs
Basam Of Wild Cherry as applicable 10 Lurg afec
We Immediately you md procured a bottle, and
commenced its evening by giving her one teaspoon
full, and such the effect that she was able "
comfortable nights without experiencing any
paroxysm coughing, and such its ultimate effect,
tina, taking bottles she was contrary TO tho ex-
of her cans and every who saw her. en-
trely health; and since last has done
the entire work of her family After this last attack OF
Mrs. Winner youngest child, then an infant at tho
down, pdiy sink with the
mother, seeing the happy effect of tho
Balsam in OF mother, disposed make
trial of for the child and it was attended with the same
perfect success.
The above be aues,ed by physician
well neighbors and acquaintance who cav MIS-
W inner during the course OF her sickness
Very truly, yours, &c.
JOHN Winner.
Burlington. Licking Co o.
Price 81 per bottle, six hotties fox S..
For sale in Cincinnati, only by
SANFORD & PARK,
No Is, Fourth St, between Main & Sycamore
Sold in Richmond at the BOOK STORE,
and, also, at REEDS DRUG STORE.
Also, in Paris O. an Il. Winchester, Ia. by
Dec lst IS13 (4S) COTTON & JONES.
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SUNDAY Scuoor. UNION METnoDIsr CpuncH.-
From report, appears that there
union 1869 schools, 1859 teachers, II 900
scholars, ass, rs volumes i'll libraries.
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NJ OTICE- is hereby given that the first ns,almens OF
FIVE dollar each sha of the pal stock OF the
Richmond and Boston Turnpike Company. required
29th BnSton the house of w I'LL GRIMES,
and after that date, of ID p. Wiggns & Sens
in Richmond ID. z. Virgins, Treas.
Aug 8, Io44. 34-3
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B { l [ S

of and teral equal made III the couny and
all of Brass and composition used in the
ton of machinery.
The above articles viii be exchanged fair prices for
FLAN-SEED, WHEAT, HORSES, and ali articles Of
approved produce.
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Our readers rocoIlcct that George Pattlson
already bears on his narrow forehead tho brand
Of FORGERY and GARBLING. Not content with the
ipfamy he acquired in forging and garbllng Mr..
Claws Now Orleans letter, no has hcapod to
himself fresh laurcls Of tho same kind, III trying
his plastic hand recent lcttor written by Mr..
Clay to Alabama, explanatory of his former ono
in rotation TO tho Annexation of Toxas. The Cd
itor Of the Jcflcrforgian publishes, usual, Ex-
TRACTS from this letter, and then has tho unblush-
inc impudenco to say, Tho above LETTER of
Mr.. Clay &c. He publishes the first paragraph
of this lctior and commences on tho second but
is worry careful TO stop before he gets through
with it-makin9 PERIOD whore there should be
only sEMI-coLEN. Look at 1t:
al consider tho Union great political partner
ship and that now members ought not to be adj
mtod into the concern at the imminent hazard
of its dissolution. PERSONALLY | COULD
HAVE No OBJECTION TO THE AN
NEXATlON OF TItXAS.'
Hero pattison makes full stop and goes on to
the next paragraph; not 50 with TIE letter itself
the paragraph reads thus
8. | consider tho Union n great political partner
ships and that now members ought not to be ad-
mittcd into tho concern at the imminent hazard
of its dissolution. PERSONALITY, COULD HAVE NO
OBJECTION TO THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS; BUT
certainty would i,e unwilling to the cNIe:in;
Union dissolved seriously iuoparie for the sake
Of acquiring Texas. If amy one desires TO know
the leading and paramount object of my public
life, TIE pR+.>ERy ALTON OF THIS UNION
will furnish him the kcy.''
What must be thought of an editor who will
thus deceive tho public. We arc not at all sur
prisod at the lack of confidence, manifested by n
great many honest and candid mon of both politi-
cal parties, in tho vcractv Of tho press for it is
just such hypocrtlca, rIoUs, forging and garbling
scounlrcls and twistcrs of tho truth George
Pason who have disgraccd it.
MIR. Clay letter will be found i'll another col
umiI.
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"Tho opinions Of Gov. Polk do not require to
he changed to meet the contingencies. Whether
the present Tariff brings SIO,OO0,00O or Soo,-
100000 annually, HE IS OPPOSED TO IT.
Y. Y. Plcbolan.
II would be useless to add word to such
paragraph as this. 1t is abundantly conclusive
of the cnmity of tho ocofocos to the existing tar
it, But there arc those who pretend friendship
for it and that, too, whom they know that POlh
has declared himself utterly opposed to it !!
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DENTISTRY.
KNOWLTOk AND NEWTON.
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTISTS.
OFFICE on FOURTH STREET.
A few doors west of Main. north side,
CINCIN ATT.

A.. n. NEWTON, of the above frm tenders his pro-
citizens of RICHMOND vi
ciny. three weeks during which. he will devote
prac all branches of his profession
All operations performed latest and approx
principles Those wishing his services will please call
mediately, at James Hunncutts.
Aug To- 1885,
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VENETIAN BLIND SATISFACTORY.

VENETIAN BLIND SATISFACTORY.
Undersigned, respectfully informs the citizens of
i Richmond, and vcInty, that he has commenced the
above business, Main street, opposite the Book Store
where all will be thankfully received and punctlaly
attended Diff coor=, styles and pattens
the of ALL viii ie order. tie soiicits the
public extend him their patronage. Prices in
dance with the times.
A. H. THOMPSON.
Aug Is ISil. "a
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Clock and Watch Repairing.

CEOCK HHU VVHtCN RCpHIFIHs.
FfNiE subscriber would inform his friends and old
mers he still continues the Wat and Clock Re-
pa ring Main and Narke. streets,
occupied by A iidall, where he will
tckcd and viii patiently lrdtch for the calls
Of all who may favor him with their custom. Work
and warranted low for
JOSHUA B.. uUNNICUTT.
Richmond. Nov Eth. 1913. I9tf
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DIED.--On Monday. Aug. II, MARY CATH
airline. daughter Of William and Esther Citi-
zen. agcd 3 years, 3 months and "a days.
On Tuesday last. of consumption Of the
lungs. Mr.. MORGAN p. OLD, of this vicinity.
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''Ihorc Is no such paper i'll existence as the
Massachusetts Gazette. '-Joflersonan.
No there's no such paper III existence rs
tho ''Richmond, Ia. Jcfersonian :; yet have
seen CREDITS given by other papers to it in that
way, III order to distinguish 1t from other papers
of tho Same namc. If they would call it the
''Jeiorforgian,' there would be necessity Of
prcfacing it with Richmond, Ia Notw ithstan-
ding George Is SO positive, we beg leave to inform
him that there arc TWO ..Gazcttes'' in Massacht,-
sets that WE know of-one in Northampton and
tho other in Greenfield. We receive tho ono
published in Greenfield, Mass, regularly, and
irst-rato Wing paper it Is. too and the very last
number of THIS "Gazotto' contains tho following
and Pattison may put what SAYS Mr.. Cush-
man SAID, and what HE himself says, together
with this
From the Greenfield, Mass, Ga=eite Aug. C.
AN>tN Axiom OF TrxAs.-'.Ite shall a9rocate Tie IN
ncrat,on Icras tie L. at earliest practicable
perIod-by which period the WI zen I can be
vi Iii The consen, of majority of the peope Of the
United States and of Texas. Mexico conc.rriug-as
18th
Resolved. That the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
faithful TO the compact between people Inited
States, according plain meaning
understood and acceded them, sincerely anxious
Tor E preserraton Bot that IT Is determined. il doubts
not the other States
IN no body OF men earth That the projec, The
Of Texas, Threshold may
tend 10 drive these States dissolution Union,
and will furnish canmnies against republican govern
by exposing gross contradiction Of peo9e pro
-sns To DC free aud seeking extend and perpetuae
the sueJection of their
H. w. CUSflMAN. Democratic MAN,
a. 7. HASkINS. ha,s 80, -
SAMUEL. +. DUDLEY liz a
WIN RUSSELL, Z Je-isl..n,. -
LUTHER STONE, ISlt -
MAYO,
Resolved, That "Hfer no circumstances cbaiere~ can
the people of Massachusetts regard PROPOSE ton 10 admir-
Texas the Union. in other light as danrernns
TO its continuance in peace, prosperity the enjoy
meni of those blessings which the object OF free
government I
SAMUEL GILES.
H. w. CUSHMAN,
c. PRIEST, JR, Democratic
DORUS BASCOMB, members
LUClUS MINIS. of the fegisla-
THOMAS HINES, from
S. c. ALLEN. Franklin
SALMON HOWARD, County
WV. r. RUSSELL, IN 1913
MOSES STONE.
THOMAS NASH, il,
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IIillil,

Tho Express published in Portland, Maine,
heretofore a neutral paper, has thrown ont the
Wing flag. and inscribed on it, Clay, Frcng-
huyscn and the United States
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Tho Philadelphia papers announce the doath Of
Zachariah fou!son, Esq, in tho eighty third year
of his ago. Mr.. i. was one of the oldest and
most respectable citizens of Philadelphia. He
for great number Of years the proprietor
of /" Poulson's Daily Advertiscr,' which was
few years since merged in the North American
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CONSUMPTION Of the LunS>
6 & { { 6 { {

Tie 7oE3'rins Nare lttf ffeeltsd on HFss'' 'oIH
Roee. Druggists, Nenark. fis State, to Tton Il
communicated By JOHN Uiner, Esq. citizen o.
Burltngton Licking County Ohio.
I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-29
wnro PREcIAcr MKRrrros.
Smitkfeld Prseinet Weeti,g


A. Iaeetng Of the Wings Al the Hotel Of
Henry Smith, ID Smhh6sid. % The lTlh inslsns.
for The PaEPoss Of selecting delegates 10 meet n
convention a. the COURTHOUSE N Chsflsstovn.
cn'ihe 18th instant. MI ElExnf SnlrH was call.
60 tO17ths chair, and John Saith sPpoinrsd
Secretary
On motion Of II S FsrnsW worth, IL uas
tssetssd, Thsiwe proceed 10 appoint dele
gates, WHICH resulted IN the s2pointuent or the
following gentlemen. 10 uit WIN @ Hsrces-
y, Thomas Lock, John ? Smith. Dasid-Ffy. j.
Mere1ith Helm. and r BurHsil-and As alter.
/, mates. Antbony Kennedy. w } Burwell, Paul
Smith 7 u Wiilis, DAVID Rcsenbetger, and G
Beck~ith
| On motion or Mr. A Kennedy,
Rs,sirtd. Tina, we form Clay Club.
Oh Holioa,
Rssslrsa. That "a eomuittee Of 3 consisting
Of Anthony Kennedy George H BatkWiIh. ard
John : Smith, be appointed TO dram a eo6siit6.
iion, and report lbe names Of persons for off,
GERS for the Clay Club, and report tbs same a
his Plsfe. o. SATURDAY next, al half past I've
O'Clock pm
RssOiftd That we highly approve Of The no
mipatidn Of our WORTH. talented, and ofl.iried
Representative. John 5. Gallslei. Esq as a can,
didaie ftr State senate. and willuse III honor.
able and fair means 10 ensure his election.
On motion,
Rssoisrd, When we adjourn that we adjourn
10 meet again on saturday next, the 9Th h.st
when OH4 or more addresses will te,dejiyered.
| On motion,
Rt,otftd. That the proceedings BE publishes
lin the Free Prtss-
JOBx r Sara see,y
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Democratic .Mecfi,,g.

A meeting o. the Democrats 6f the Smithkelt
precinct was held al the house of S. l. Min.
CHINA, 10 the Town Of Smnhfeld, .oa Saiurda,
me l7Ih inst.
The opjscl Of the meeting having been first
stalled by Mr. George Murphy--Mr BENJAMIk
WlLsos was called 10 The Chair, and Mr. Henry
Myres- appointed Secretary
The meeting then being duly organized il was
upon motion Of Mr. Samuel camsfon. ordered
that the chair appoint a, committee ii three,
whose duty II should be to'repofl Cor The consd-
Grafton pf the meeting, the nsmesiof six suitable
persons 10 represent said precinct OF Smilhfieid.
in The Democratic convention for he nomina-
ton OF counly delegates to be heie at The Court
House 10 The town OF CbaIlesioWb. on Monday
the 18Th instant. M
The chair named John Sharif. famnel Cam.
eron. and George Murphy, as cegsilluisg said
committee. who having fe,ifed for a fsw no.
menls returned ane reported 10 he meeiSag the
names of s. L Minehinia. lohn R. Beail. Ja.
seph Smith, Wfliisn Cameron, Jaeo5 Gilbert.
andtJohn g Myres.
Mr. Reall then rose and avowihs his deterni.
natiph 70 ABIDE by the decisions Of the Demo-
cratic conventions, both Material and Stale.
asked. for reasons purely personal 10 himself.
that his name might be wilhera 70 from the III
of Delegates, and that that Of MI Samuel Cam
efon might be inserted, which request was ac-
cordingly granted. Mr.. William Cameron also
asked TO be excused from serving as a DELEGATE
pm account Of his inability to attend he meeting
of the convention. Mr. George Mnrphy was
selected in his place.
The delegation being then fnlI, he following
resolution was offered BY Mrs Sam'I Cameron.
aad being seconded by MrBeall:was unanimous
" adopted by the meeting:
Rsselred, That this meeting recognize IN The
person Of John Bruce, all he qualifications ne
cessary 10 constitute him an able and e6icient
representative Of this Senatorial district that
hey highly approve Of his nomination for tina,
important station. and will make uss Of al fair
and honprable means 10 seente his election.
The meeting then resolved itself into Demo-
cratic association, and sppoins ed John n BeaIl.
George Murphy. and Jrhn SAar6. 10 d-aft
constitution for The government lhereof.so be re-
ported 81 its next meeting, and also 10 invite
speakers 10 at,ead al that timeS for ihe Purpcse
Of addressing il.
resolution was next passed, directing tha,
he proceedings should be signed By Iheg officers
of The meeting and that copies thereof should be
10 the Editors 81 he Vhginia Free
Press, The Winchester viFgini4n. aa6 Maslins-
sarg Republicnn. with 4 requesi hat they would
poSiish he sane.
And then upon motion The meeting adjourned
o neef again 81 The same piace Oh Saturday
,e1s, tie 9ilh inst. At osclerk P. "a.
BENJAMIN WILSON. Czzh'n
HrxEr MYusss Sssr.
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the Chair sppoi1t . committee Of Eve 10 draft =
ccnssitution and Bylaws for tae Kosefanent,
Of said Ciub-shereioFe the Chat spoointed the
following genIemen. viz: T Tosner. Henry
Berry, Daniel Cameron, A q B3eelsr AMI chas.
Harper.
On motion o. A r Boieler,
Resolved. That The meeting 90 faio - election
Of Ofieers, one President, 6se Vice Presidents,
and two Secretaries.
The following gentlemen wefe unanimously
elected.
Daniel Cameron. PreriS<n,
George Price. A r Boteler. James 4 lChapline.
John Marshall, Samuel Melvin, J5ss Prssiaeafs-
William McNurran, J P a Ehller, SsefsiTTies.
on motion.
Rssolrsd. That the /" Ashisna Clay Club Of
the UnIerried Precinct" build Club Hopse.
Ga motion, The following eeutIemen GeTe sps
pointed a committee 10 select suitable place
for the erection Of said House. vIx: GeoIee Fea-
man, William McMurrsn and A NJ Voasrsdale
On mosiqn the following gentlemen we're ap-
pointed 4 building comnIliee Wig WIN short,
John holland. W L Webb, G c Escle, Alex r
BoteIer, Jacob Sheetz. Jr, J siamtramek, G
Coleman, 5 ucElroy, BorofI, % Ddiuier, "
Fouke, E Richard. Robert Fcpke and T Hessey
On mosinn, the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed flag staff committee ~ the purpose
~ removing the dag srsf to he centre OF the
! Club House, viz jacob Sheeiz, sen'I, ID Came
ron, w B Miller, w & reuke.
On notion. the fnlIewine gentlemen we're ar-
appointed a hauling committee. siz = a Borelet,
George Reynolds Jr.. Sieer. A Robinson,
L Hensill, J Il McEadrer, Jaepb S sey. Ema.
| npel Slaley, John Hoffman, GeuEge Folk, Ehua
Turner
on motion OF A n Boucher,
| 7 Rtsolred Thai the MbisS or he 4. Jtaterrifed
1 PrecincI% invite all the Wings OF Jefferson and
the adjoining counties 10 the raising II The Club
House. Of which due notice will be given.
On motion II John Fl McEbdree,
| Rssolred That The Chair appoint committee
10 invite the eleclo: " the lib district 10 ad
dress Them on thai occasion.
The Chair appointed the folinwing gentlemen
hs that committee, WIZ II McEudree, Henry
Bo.eler and N. Earbst.
On motion Of J NJ Jewe,t,
Resolved. That The Club meet bnt Saturday the
/ Fl Of March next, at The Town Hail. ats O'Clock
P. NJ.
If The meeting was then addressed BY Messr'
"a r Bo,eer and T n TowHsf lin a very appro-
| pirate and able manner.
On motion of Maj Hamiiamck he thanks
of the meeting we're rendered Mr. D Enler for
the use Of MS room on this occasion.
}the meeting were directed 10 be sigped by The
Chairman and Secretaries, aud published in the
| Virginia Free Press.
/. onImOtiOn, the meeting then sdjaurpei.
L GEORGE REYNOLDS, Can.
i william McMURRAS, ls.e,.,a,;,,.
Il J.P. A ESrLER,