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TEACHER WANTED.-The Bedford Female Academy at
Liberty vacant and the Trustees DESTROYS To pro
Principal, who Is well qualified for such situation The
tngS spacious. and erected for Female Academy-he
1ess will receive proposals until Of April, 1914 Of
desire the situation Letters directed To the Trustees,
ng uation, and desiring information, will receive
There is no female school of in the
nearer than Lynchhure, and, wh competent and suitable
1.ose desiring the situation should apply speedily
March - lol-,20A
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"The Conqaeriag Hero comes The Coons of Ra
leigh and OF Petersburg making arrangements for
The reception of Mr. Clay at their respective towns.
He is expected to arrive in Raleigh the 18th April
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NEW BUSINESS.
NE subscribers having bought out the interest OF Mr. hane
q CONDOR the business Of ondons Willingham Drewry
Continue the Dry Goods Business heretofore conducted al
w I'D stand the and firm of London, NilliDsham
oswy they solicit the calls Of their customers ana
3s public generally JOHN LONDON,
]. WlLLINGHaM,
an. 10 Tim A. H. DREWRY.
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S"kEf 0I-OO baskets Salad Oil, Of superior quality, o.
oar own mpoIation-just received, for sale by
ALEX. DUVAL & co.
fea Is 9O-tf
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DISSOLUTION.
THE firm O, Londons WIllngham Drewry this day dis
solved by mutual consent. ~ H. London having sold his in.
@ other partners they alone authorised TO sign the
JOHN J. LONDON,
DANIEL II. LONDON,
]. WILLINGHAM,
Richmond, January !, 1874. A. H. DREWkf.
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For the satisfaction Of those who have know
ledge of him teacher the Principal sujolns the following
letters which sufficiently explain themselves:
From the Hon. Henry Clay. II Kentucky
Astii,~D 9Th Nov. ls43
S Although the pressure correspondence
great cannot decline complying with request tT ;es
mony resecn. your Boarding School formerly kept IN Prince
of and two OF my gandons under
visited the establishment whilst they there
All departments your School well those relating the
instruction, these respecting the personal comfort oi your
pills. appeared he admirably conducted Aud my
John thinks he derived benefit under your auspices
obaine! from NIL the other Schools which lie
attended.
your enterprise you have cordial wishes for your
am, respectfully, friend and obcdenl servant,
E. c. WINES, Esq. III. CLAY.
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s6,56,67a
Deduct c excess,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-04

Excess of
specie exported.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

Oar young friend, Seldom, from your city, was with
last Court, and although had known h'm tor
several years, aad thought him equal 10 any man oil
his yeas Virginia, still agreeably disappointed
in him He followed in the discussion (Which COM
menced late in the evening" my friend Griswod, who
you know Is right smart Yunkee and with but little
trouble demolished HIM He brought before the good
citizens Of old Hanover, (who were IN unusually large
numbers attending court on that day. IN bold reliet,
the Wing party Of l540 against the Wing party oil
l5l4. and in thrilling tones and great eoquence, point
ed out their inconsistencies and decepons not forge
ting to introduce the evidence of Mr. Newton TO esta
5sh those charges. The leading Wings appeared 10 be
restlsss and feel sens,by the gh position Mr. Sed
don took, and sustained by Wing evidence aud Wing
facts, If we had many such young men to aid IN the
canvass would and must attend our party. 1t
to be hoped he will visit frequently during the
Spring campaign, have no doubt he would render
great and essential service to Every person
that conversed with spoke Of his effort with rapture
ever heard speech that gave more general satsac-
,lon or was listened to with intense anxiety ana
delight He certainly of virginias greatest ana
most promising sons and if he lives, will and must
rise to the highest post of honor hope ne ~.i-lor
his great genius and extraordinary talents ana
ing modesty justly deserve it. ,y.
February 80, ls44. SUI nANNH'
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, very truly,
GEO. 3. CARY

AT meeting of portion of the Democratic party
Of Caroline county, held at Needwood, on Saturday
tine End of March, lS4I: John b. Tod, Esq, was call.
ed TO the Char, and Thomas Hurt Esq, appointed
Secretary.
The object of calling the meeting then ex
planned by William R. B. Wyatt, Esq, who in few
orcble and appropriate remarks urged upon the meet
ing the necessity of organizing Democratic Associa
ton the Needwood precinct, prepare for the Spring
election, and for the approaching Presidential contest
II then, motion of w. R. Wyatt
Resoired, That Committee of five be appointed by
the Char to prepare Constitution, and to recommend
suitable persons as officers for the Association.
Whereupon, the CHAIR appointed the following ns
the committee: William r. d. Wyatt. Dr. Barton w
Morris, Albert S. Hundley, Samuel d. Peatross, and
Joseph NJ Seay; and, on motion of F. w. Scott, the
Chairman and the Secretary were added to the Com
nittee.
The meeting then addressed by F. w. Scott,
ESQ., for nearly an hour in animated style, with
great force, and Judging from the serious looks of
many intelligent and respectable Wings who were pre-
senO with much effect also.
On motion of William R. B. Wyatt the meeting
then adjourned, to again at Needwood, Sa,us-
day he 10Th instant, al O'Clock, P. NJ
JOHN y. TOD, Chairman.
Tuny.s UuRT Secrttaru
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TIE SPRING CAMpAiGN.
accnMAck COUNTY

aCCOMACk COUNTY.
AT large and respectable nesting Of the people OIL
Accomack, held At Dfummond Town, on Monday, the
ooh February, William parramore, Esq, was called
TO the Char, and Edmund r. Allen appointed Secre-
tary.
John B. Aslwor,h Esq, after having briefly explain
ed the object of The meeting, offered The following pre-
ambie and resolutions, which were UNANIMOUSLY auoP.-
ed
Whereas, Hon. Henry A. Wise, our able and dis
tngushed representative, has resigned ms seat ~
Congress, and deem ii of the highest moment max
his place should be filed by OF high eharac'ef
ment throughout the district far as We have been
able 10 collect II, has concentrated upon citizen oil
our owl county with such unanimy as to render Tue
forGialty OF District Convention unnecessary -
Therefore,
Rssoired, That having the ghest confidence in The
Grtnness Character and ability Of Judge Thomas II
Bayly Of Accomack, hereby nominate him as SUIT
able person to represent this district IN the present
Congress
Resoired, That a committee OF II be appointed 10
notify Judge Bayy Of his nomination, and 10 request
his acceptance thereof.
The Chair, in accordance with the requirement OF
the above resolution, appointed the following gentle
men John b Ailsorth, William ii. b. Gusts, Ken
ard /. Ayres, Levi DIX, Thomas 7. Cropper John Y;
WISE, John II. Gusts, Robert / Pon!son, Davd
B'oadwater, David Wailop George IL. Bell, and Ro-
bert ". Williams
Il was then ordered, that the proceedings OF th's
meeting be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and
published in the Richmond Enquirer, Petersburg Ike
publican and the papers of Norfolk and Portsmouth
WI PARRAMORE, CHM
EnuuSD r. ALLEN SscH
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date for the Presidency well known 10 my Green
brier friends, and - the Republican members of the
Legislature, with whom served during the of
IL and 43 Many Of them differed with III rel,-
ton TO that distinguished individual, preferrng
Their tried and patriotic statesman for that elevated Of
flee. mutual concurrence IN principle however,
bound Us together securely and firmly than
preferences and Prepossessions fer Individuals Having
been overrued by decisive majority Of The party, with
whom have always acted, when great and leading
principles involved, my acqulescence in their de
clsion is willingly and freely accorded.
Actua;ed by the same feelings and motives, re-
quest you 10 consider my name Withdrawn from the
canvass-pledgng myself, at the same tme to support
the nomination you may make, knowing that your
chief object will be to promote the interests and vel.
fare Of the great Democratic Republican party and
those consecrated principles OF American freedom and
human liberty, which have guided It's patriotic
leaders.
With sentiments of b gh regard, yours &c.
}. BOWER CALWELL.
White Sulphur Springs, Feb. %, l54i.
The Committee having retired, after shor, time re
ported 10 the Convention Manus Chapman Esq, as
their unanimous choice.
The vote vas then taken upon the report of the
committee and unanimously confirmed by the Conven
| ton.
| On motion,
| Resolred, That John McClangherty, James Adar,
Gel VIM Thomas, Jackson Godby David Hail. and
Isaac Hudson, be appointed committee inform
Nr. Chapman that he is The unanimous nominee Of
this Convention, and solicit his acceptance of the
same
! The Committee having conferred with MIR. Chap
man, reported that he had accepted the nomination
! Mr.. Chapman being present. briefly stated that the
day too Tar spent to address them that be would
his opponent upon all occasions and discuss fairly
and dspassonaey al! The questions tina, make up the
issues between them.
Mr. Hail addressed the Convention in clear and
impressive Misunderstanding the great importance OF
the struggle in which We are about 10 engage-a
test purely of princ ple-and eoquently urged upon
the Convention the necessity 70. concentrated and
| ted action.
| On motion
ResOlred, That the proceedings of this Convention
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and pub
llshed in the Richmond Enquirer, Lynchborg Repub-
Iican Fincas,e Democrat, and Virginia Constitution
oil ST.
On motion Of Mr.. Thomas,
Resolred, That this Convention do now adjourn sin.
die IL. WADE, CHM.
CnEIsroPnER J. BEIRSE, SSc'ry.
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To Judge BAYLY.

fJudgs BaylgS Reply
hIouSr CrsrIs, Feb -, lc4i.
Centlemen:-[ received today your communication
of Yesterday lniorinng ma that vat large ana re-
snec bic meeting OF my fellow citzsnE, hed NJ Drum
r1ood Town on Monday the 10Th inst, was unani'
mo,sy nominated cand date 10 represent this Disuct
in the present Congress- and urging me IN very strong
and complimentary terms ID accept the nomination.
had fe W DAYS before received communcauoh rom
a committee Of gentlemen IN Northampton requesting
ms to become a candidate for Congress; and also Sc
vers private letters from dferen; parts OF The DISTRICT
containing similar requests
| have 1iven the subject my most serious considera
ton with anxious desire, a. lar as II was posso'e
fnr me 10 do So 10 comply with the Wishes Of ny
,,e,ds B,t thsre are many obstacles IN the way as
con nre already aware of most embarrassing nature
me Frs, the duties of my present Office: actuatea
by desire TO clear my docke,s OF NUMBER o GU
cases which cucumber ihem, al The fau terms u NY
Conrts. filed my hands with records Tor investigation
:, ,,ca,on Nos, OF them have been pending for a
Iono time: one a, least, was commenced before was
bo-n some of them have great many persons inter
es,ed in Them after much delay, ara al eleal COST aho
trouble, they have been heard; much tune has oeeh
consumed in the argument OF lhs'h, a''o :. ny NV
MT decided the parties will be put 10 great nconve-
r;snce |, will be impossible, therefore, Tor me 70
,esrn nv present office, even IT e!ectao, until nave
held nv Courts particularly The one i9r
the term of which commences on tne very cay "po"
which he sher ifs will meet TO make 'ne' return po
no examination Of some of the cases IN my hands
-, ~, vet entered. and nv courts w;ll commence
n April have not tine, therefore, u hoth'"g clse
forbade, 10 canvass the district Besides these 90sa
cIss there are others Of private nature which will
no, obrude upon the public, but which VIII maHe :.
great sacrifice to me- personality 10 enter ,h'o pO.' =.
nv DECIDED preference for my present pursns 70 those
Of political life. My personal inclination have thrown
out OF the question.
These Obstacles 10 my becoming candidate TO- Cen
uress seemed to me to be Serious that oeeimneo'
mon the subject at our February Court, TO dis
close them freely 10 my friends and urge them 70 e.
on.s mo from The service and x upon some other one
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r,rrs Of the Richmond ENQUIRER.

ietn ~ Aree uees during tAs 5s''e"
ga S:a.s isisTERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
p7rs pr and Three Dollars fer SIX mGh ans
FIVE 80. 70 5, paid the oee or RENTED oy man, posi-
lAo'- ~ Siars per the end oi the year; a and
pad o Ines chce may be M r per ~. postage Of all
e sap P postage r oi 81
OF any account 10 INC I'M
's;AiceS an ,tenslse business, "ai0h
&c es%9 wi,lray for nine papers ANNUALLY
,.sTa e-aas TERMS OF ADVERTISING q,
m, square OF sixteen nnes' . go
So r distance must be &C an"
0tersi to insure eSecuIun. .
pa amoun'to STU Per
., s made Cea,on Of several of city friends
n Mthe n5 20 take limited number oil Year,, nu,e,
~ nav it altogether ,, ,hs,efrn 10 the whole
uefs likely 10 result tnete'' j., ,hs cum
favor oi The eruiatioa OF our paper III e
sale ear; o The iaett hai an ah week in srerp other
s:sie;g a, to- nss saveP,se
square IN nav pro endorsement ssy"nS ,e
,n nave me pss heSs any addona
are ANIMAL adeerstss"ea'' soo
rcrl square AZ 40
:! twice. "'''' IS
farles nl, and MARI ge from the country
-, lis a. this ctes mus or
tie Party sah ofhe Postmaster in the neishhcrnooe,
- wil!in ne publ'sh-a ns
se-n iassn must, therefore, in:siin seh case upon
go t,oeu:r cation reinc certified eS She ''''e " ~
5de. a. TAG tet.tr incurred
afyance and fo. years puolc hors
sn! du ~ iim. aud paid for in advance Tor 'ha'
,er when ordered ~ o,ser nj nv new and
unless paid Tor IN advance, or -
la' ~ some and accessiute person -, -
ar his payment But IN case oil an ". =;
c r,i,hor: u.vInrn from new SUBSCRIBER ~io 10, en-
,s5 win The conditions, single nunlee may oe ' ~
by, copy OF TINS ,,,v bs
20 ras n,n.s &c all subscribers whose aoi!!s 80 - on
- tbt puh!isher and who may renia 10 III
, =, I,- end az two gears from the tune wns M
he
pay Resolutions oj The fditorte! ',.,j,s ,.s
- -. a.. come or the results OF the cohee.Ne va
dom ar The hitter experience OF the - Jonmary 1885
80. assembled n Richmond, or ihe 't r .,es,s
no p snlntous determined ~ sbiue ~
,.cono,end and our OWE ,''s't @ i.;.ar
o. -. several Of the American presses arc s
pe . ,I,sh eustom Cash Payments No c'iss ., nen n
, 80, ~ nm ahnse Credit System n''h the ui"s Va
RE sea. difficulty consists IN The tsans'u"n rom
n ,- other No,w!th: landing the resolutions OF ne
onyenton have been induced TO continue ss'eta
~ hs-;se;s on the Book, who are IN arrears !" hiS
t. M, change cur The name Of every SUBSCRIBER VINO
reiirsneut will positively be stricken on from ou r"i
=, b. commencement OF our next volume
2,s,a That recommended 10 the EGiters OF Se"Pa
~ the Common wealth. 10 publish AZ inc heaa 81
9no-rs their rates advertising, and that they tS "a
~ ts same: ;ha, these prices be always SueH d. 10
s'vs !, .nir conversation for the labor performed.
s''SA'N Pesoru.inn of Editorial Corre1t:cn
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Thomas HuRT, Secretary.

Alta meeting of the Democratic Association of the
CITY Of Richmond, held at the Exchange Hotel the
9th day of March ls44 On motion, Dr.. John N.
Brooks called to the Chair.
Mr.. James A. Seldom stated that the object of the
meeting was 10 nominate candidate Of the Repub
party, TO be voted for at The ensuing election for
Representative TO the Legislature and moved, in
consequence OF the smallness Of the meeting, owing 10
the nclemency of the weather that the Association
adjourn Saturday evening next a, half past o'clock
Whereupon, the Association djourned accordingly
JOHN y. BROOKS, Chairman
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TO THE TOBACCO PLANTERS OF VIRGINIA.
WE appointed William J. MOTIFS OF Sae cl,y OF hicn,
w mond our Agent the sale OF our Strengthening and
Comprising Tobacco Machine. - ::
We beg call the attention the Growers OF ooaeco IN
the bundles or hands, Tor pressing
INTO bopsheads after leaving the machine
'' DAVID SMITH,
Richmond January Goth, 1871. GEE DRuAWRiGHT.
~ tn. above Machine Office, East side OF
Warehouse Planters respectfully invited
10 examin. The utility OF it, which think viii be found vaua
~. mention ". J. MORRIS.
IN SS-wsw
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ATTENTION CAPITALISTS.

THE FALMOUTH COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE.
pursuanc. resolution adopted late Of the
Stockholders ufi!e Falmouth Manufacturing Company, the
appointed Committee for the purpose,
hereby give nce that the Falmouth Cotton Factory will be sold,
without reserve highest bidder Public Auction the
dny March. 1914. front OF Factory, the Town Of
Falmouth following trrmsSeven thus nd i've hundred
the purchase TO be paid in cash. aud the balance
equal instruments payable two aud three yeas,
each nstamen from the sth day .! May 1871,
o! the present vii! and WHEN
will BE- given 10 the purchasers the deferred payments 10
scared uEQuesioIabe personal security and lien the
said Factory.
In the m this property opportunity for speculation l.
Capitalists, who by small investment realize
splendid About ;ee "a period Of eStFaodi-
nary pressure business oil all kinds nad especially ths was
Of three years AT annual ren OF two
hundred and fifty dollars and IS believed that
outstanding the difficulty Of the ne- has made
cea, deal o money The properly is now in full and success
m operation and reasonable 10 believe, that IN these mere
times be rented for much higher but
stockholders il Themselves, and had rather
sell than rent In the hands OF private individual OF
company Of private individuals who will proper personal
attention. i, must be immensely valuable
" Persons disposed purchase examine the property or
apply undersigned either Of the for particular IN
formation, before The day Of sale.
~ The Gas. payment of ousan! five hundred dollars
is Intended applied the payment OF debt due 10 the
wIch longer accommodation can no doubt be had
the purchaser desires II. J. W. rohD,
WN. POLLOCK,
Il. &. l.. MOSCIRE-
rah s5-Rids
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TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
SPRING STOCK.

CTRINu OOh.
WE receiving the most general assortment Of gents
w ladies' misses and chdren's Boots, Slips, Ties, &C.
Eastern Brogans youths, boys and gents
Servants and children's cheap Shoes
Perced Boots and Bogans in variety
And also manufacturing, ladies' and gents sips ant
Boots in the most durable manner.
we solicit call from all wish buy by the package o.
single pair cash prices, we are determined 10 sci
cheap for cash, or approved paper. .oS.pn,co
,..o ~ 1880 g7-wU
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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL, RALEIGH, y. {
kiGHr Rev. l. 5 IVES. u. u SIsirER.

KEY ALBERT SMEDES, REcIoR.
~ tiith session Of This School will the III cay
{" J"nr, and con nue five punctual attendance
e fnps at The opening OF the Session, very important
and Is particularly requested.
The principal building this Institution il NJ brick about 90
ne. ny G ire stories high with basement The WINS are
granite 81 feet by ST, and high These buildings
ON ground In the midst of ak Grove Of nearly
one ne IRON the city nf Raegh-a situation pefiecs
healthnl At all seasons orthe wear
ne Saoon the School Room, and the Dormi,oe each 70
w o. ne porm'torles divided into alcove each de-
signed ot two pups and closet their
pia ~ anu privacy Tor the duties of the Toilet
me Cnapel Is furnished with Organ Chance and an Al
ton.
The course of Studies Modern
guges Mathematics the Natural Sciences and Mora!
Philosophy &C. aud be pursued in any branch, any
extent that NAV b- desired
II The Rector Ia give In Every of
Seio te eits efficiency and to render emaenty worthy
Of the patronage enjoys, and Of that which aspres
, rEEas-P,r,BLE
for houo including washing, lights Tuition En-
: sion, 500 Oh
':''" in M srdsa On the Piano or Guitar. x 90 90
with 81 Tor the Use of the Pano,I
Tuition on the Harp, 90 20
with $40 for the use Of the ipstrutnen,l
Tuition In Singing. in Classes 10 90
IN Singing, In separate lessons. - ~
:" IN Drawing aud Painting. II 90
For Of instruction in rn ar.n,,' Noodle Work
~ H. Beds and Beds.adS furnished by The school Pupils
are required 10 furnish their bedding and towels The co
thns OF tnplls should he distinctly marked with the owner $
name M SedeS will sperncrd purchases parents NJ "
ne opened al any Store, without the sanction o parents
or suafianS The Religious services Of sunday bein. rd ~
the Chapc al the Institution b. The Rector Pupils have rarely &c
CASTOR Ia ViSt the city, and the pliintSt attire i al ii tF r.
They allowed accept invitations IN the city tor The
day ONLY MONTH and for the evening. lhey have
opportunities Of seeing friends, and acquiring ese o man
session.
Raleigh, March 18th, l5l. s9-3
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. PANTS, OILS. Dye.sTUFFs, WIZ.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS, DYE-sTUtFS, WIN
DOW GLASS,
A LEXANDER DUYAL l. co. have constantly hand q
n elseleccd stock Of The following articles with
every other article their line which they offer The trade on
accommodating terms:
Best Caracas Indigo Spirits Turpennr
Bes, Dutch Nader Castor Oil
Alum, Copperas EPSON Sails
Logwoood, Clipped Sal Eraus
Extra Logweod Saltpetre
White Lead dry and in oil Blue Stone
Lamp Oil Tanners Oil
Gum Shellac Super Olive Oil
Best Chewing Tobacco Havana and Principe Cigars
And large and well assorted Stock of WINDOW GLASS,
the celebrated Mulicca brand.
b. Particular paid packing shipping orders
ALEX. DUVAL & CO.,
Feb q Gift Main street. Richmond, Virginia
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FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS

Tuesday, -NaTch Old IcIi
ID II. JENKINS has opened within the past few days
H. $50 packages cordsconsisting Spring
Caicoes paemsall prices from L, s. TO- l2 cents, ard
finer
loo bales and beached and unbeachrd Shnes
Sheelings-a widths
300 pieces yellow hankeens-vafous qualities
Pantaoon Misunderstanding blue cooed
Drllings tyiieJ Materials VeSngs
so bale: Cotton Oznabur.s al syp.nce, and higher
Irish iuens-a prices, from - the finest imported
Families wishing up Linen for the Spring and Summer
will find a fresh supply to select from.
Rurlaps-Sewing materials Of Linen, Silk and Cotton
10000 yards Furniture Cacocs, from TO- l2 cents, and
shilling
Cotton rrnges and Furniture Dimty.
The above few Of the Goods for sale by whole
sale or retail, al K. H. JENKINS.
" B-New Goods VIII be opened weekly throughout
soa.
Mach5 96wu
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Richmond, January !, 1874.
NEW EI-sISESS

NEW BUSINESS.
having bought the interest Of Mr.. Daniel
II London in the business 0 tondons Wilngam Drewry
will continue Goods Business heretofore conducted
their stand style and firm Of London Willinsam
Drewry, they solicit the calls OF their
the public generally JOIN LONDON,
J. WiiLINGHAM,
Ian 1--3m A. H.. pREWRY.
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Hon. GEO. 3. CARY.

SouTHAMPTos, March 1st, ls4l.
Dear Sir-l have just received your letter of the
2ith ut informing me, that at a Convention held at
Surry Courthouse was nominated TO represent this
district IN the Senate Of Virginia
assure you Sir, that folly appreciate this
ed expression Of confidence in me- and shall remember
with lasting gratitude, this evidence of partiality-
But Sir, it my most ardent wish to spend the remnant
of my days in private life, and to avoid all political
excitement, for the future. Be pleased to inform the
committee tina, most respectfully decline the nomina
on and accept for them and yourself the Of
my most profound respect and regard.
am, dear SIR,
Yours very truly,
GEO. B. CARY.
DR. a s EDWARDS Secy