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The New York herald., 1844-11-01
City IntellIgenes.

Police Record.-Thursday- GRAND LARCENY
RUNNING Orr A DIAMOND RINa-Last evening, two
men entered the jewellery store OF John H. Aitkin No
267 Broadway and requested to be shown rings
they were desirous Of making purchase, when OF
them having suited himself to diamond pin worth $50
ran off desiring his companion to follow. His confede-
rato whose name Ia Lewis Barnett, however for
tunae enough to make his exit in tme for he sppre-
hended the spot and being lodged in prison Is held to
him and who fed is named Robinson but it il generally
supposed from description that he quite different per
sonage
BuRoLARY.-Lsst evening the store of Mr.. Charles II
Smith, No. 1876 West street. broken into and quan.
tty Of wearing apparel stolen, with which the burglars
escaped II is presumed the premises entered by
false keys
STEALING Hoes -Oicer HUI geriord this forenoon ar
rested Francis Kuyde German sausage maker Of 447
Cherry street. for stealing two live hogs from Mr. Abra-
ham Rose of No. All of the street. Kuydell mad
bu chered the animals and preparing to make pasa
ges Of them Hc is committed to for taking his
neghbors property.
C0rOner's observation-disclosures DEATH paopu.
INrEMrERANcE,The Coroner this forenoon held
an inquest at No 70 Greenwich Lane, the body OF
Christopher Dunn, native Of Ireland He q man OF
extremely intemperste habits and went his home last
evening, being at the time in state of gross inoxication
Soon after he entered the house he fell the floor
died Verdict death from the effects Of intemperance.
DxATH FROM rALLIro FRoM A LADpER-The Coroner
also called to hold inquest at No. l44 Fulton street.
in the OF the Fringe factory of Mr. Brown on the
body of Francis Moore eyed 10 years, who fell from
ladder about 10 o'clock this morning. while engaged In
fixing stove pipe, and died fom the injuries about
o'clock, r. M
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TheatrlcalS, &c.

Miss Fanny Jones made her first appearance this
son at the Boston Museum Monday evening, and was
enthusiastically received
The Somans will give FAREWELL concert in Boston in
a few days.
day evening
MIR. Anderson is drawing good houses at the National
theatre, Boston.
Mrs. Hunt had bumper benefit on Wednesday evening
al the Boston Museum.
The Hutchinson family announced to give con
cert in Boston Monday next
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Personal Movements.

James M. Hartshorne, Esq, elected member Of the
Legislature at the recent at his residence
in Freehold NJ j. Monday evening" of the prevailing
fever Of the neighborhood. Mr. H. was a promising
youngmember of the bar, not over ~ years Of age.
The Hon. f. Hallett was to address the democracy
Hartford, Ct last evening.
The Hon. Isaac H. Wright is announced to address the
democracy Of Msrblehead to morrow evening.
The Hon. Robert Rantoul Is at Medord stirring up the
democrats Of that neighborhood.
The Hon. Levi Woodbury. is to address the democracy
of Salem, on Friday evening
The Hon. B. f. Haett addressed the citizens of Natick
last evening"
APPOINTED PRoTEsoR-The Rev. r. w. Griswold, Of
Philadelphia has been appointed Professor of Oratory
Bellies lLetres in shurtle College ILL., Of the most
hOurshng institutions Of learning in the great valley
the Mississippi
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FROM NAssAU.-By the Cora we received the
Nassau Royal Gazette OF the 10Th inst The town
OF Nassau Tor two weeks previous the 10th
had been in great hustle caused by the immense qnan
thy Of wrecked property which hal been thrown on the
market. from vessels lost the Bahama Charles
ton pdpep, Oct 2S.
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AFFAIRS IN CANADA.-We have Kingston papers
Of the 25th and Montreal Of the 2Sth inst, incu-
sive. They contain election returns and nothing
else.
Owing to difference in the classification Of the
politics of the members already elected to Par
lament, we deem it fair TO give the lists as pub
shed by both parties. In this way the public can
more correctly form an opinion as to the result Of
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MORE News FROM EuRoPK-It is stated that
Captain Ryrie, OF the Hibernia, has written to
Boston, stating that he should be there this morn
ng--thus giving himself passage of l2i days.
He will bring one week later news from Europe,
which we shall expect this evening or tomorrow
morning.
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EFFECTS OF THE GALE AT CuBA.-We have re-
ceived the following official notice of decree of
the authorities of Cuba, relative TO articles now
admitted free of duty at Havana
CONSULATE SPAIr,
NEW YoRx, October 81, 1874.
Notice hereby given that in consequence Of the caa
mities caused by the hurricane at Havana an extra
meeting ofhe Executive Superior Juna OF Finance,
held the 7h October 1884, and the following resolu.
tons adopted -
st To admit free Of duty, boards plank shingles and
all kinds Of lumber suitable for buildings.
Id That the following articles be admitted free Of
duty or the space Of six months viz Indan corn corn
meal, beans potatoes, rice sweet potatoes yams and
planains Said exemption Of duty being applicable only
at present to the port Of Havana, until it shall be
tanned whether the immunity should be extended to
other ports of the Island OF Cuba
+. sTOUGHTON, Consul of Spain
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The WHIe CANDIDATES There must be no
hanging back on the part OF the Wing Congression-
al and Senatorial candidates. They must 60 over
board at once. There is no alternative for them, if
they wish Mr.. Clay elected
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MIA tDr Gov This the speedy, certain and ef-
used r. pleasant o the palate and grateful the stomach.
and easily taken of all the medicinal
rertes Of such remedies have been found ecacons
curing geets seminal weakness and all discharges from the
urinary passage IL wholly vegetable compound and
IKE charm IN producing immediate operation the
may be had at No. Q Ann street. Price ST.
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INK STAND TO Miss PORTER. We have been con-
sideraby amused by the fuss made about the pre-
sentation of gold nkstand to Miss Porter, the
novelist, by number Of booksellers in this city.
who have profitted largely by the extensive sale OF
their reprints OF her popular productions Stripped
of all its verblage and frippery, to what does this
much lauded piece Of postponed beneyoence
amount This delicate act Of generosity, as il is
termed, reflects precisely the same amount Of Gre
dit on those who perpeuated il, as would be Justly
due to the bandit occupying some narrow pass. or
the hghwayman on the public road, who would
after long and successful career Of plunder, set
up some beautiful cadeaw and present it to tho ira
veers whom he had had the luxury of robbing and
pnndering for years. Here we have number oi
booksellers, who have fattened and enriched
themselves by wholesale appropriation of the
labors OF Miss Porter, and new, seized with
sudden fit Of generosity, they present her
with a gold inkstand, as a testimonial of their
eternal gratitude! With this brilliant example be-
fore their eyes, we do not see how the State OF
Pennsylvania can avoid preparing some delicate
present, such as a cat-o'-nine-tas, tipped with
gold, and sending II TO the Rev. Sydney Smith, as
token of gratitude for the use of the money
w1'ch he invested in their funds, and of which no
ess been robbed and plondered
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ne ermanent cure OF primary secondary syphilis verea
ulcers nodes complaint produced by nudcious use
OF mercury or un:kiul medical All persons
n without % delay consider
" cleansing the with this Justly celebrated ateye
SOLD n single bottles at 81 EACH Of half dozen S5
College Of Medicine snd @ Pharmacy, q Nssssp st.
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Court Ualcndar-This Day.
comMos PLSAs-Nos. A, 30, 20, "a, 81, Ito, 30, u
70, ~.
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back or pain IN the chest rheumatism try Of Dr.
mans poor Mans pasters and you will lind relief from
u than from any other plaster is only the
best cheapest plaster only i2s cents and
cured thou.snds One million pas'ers year will begin
ed In coug pains ~ the chest and side difficulty OF breath
ng, and affections of the liver il is failing remedy.
Hudson street 1888 Bower II East Broadway; Ledger Ball
dings, Philadelphia and State street, Boston.
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The "Battle OF Bunker HILL" at the Coll
seumEyery body who has this exhibition is in perec
raptues about it. They say it never can b.
equaed-that living and horses with great
reader -
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VESSELS ON LAKE SUPERIOR There is brig
named the j. Astor and three small schooncrs in com
msssn on Lake Superior The brig and one Of the other
vessels are IN the employ Of the Fur Company Informs
ton hns been received here that the Astar was driven
ashore during the gale As 2st Sept last but whether
wrecked entirely or not Is uncertain -Eufalo .ddv.
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velpeau's Specific PIIIs, for the Radical

VcIpeau's Specific Pills, Tor the Radical
cure Of gonorha geet seminal emissions and all
lent discharges from the uret. These pills. the OF
by their celebrated inventor Professor Xpa
cure in much shorter time than any other nInedy without
1ung the breath dsageeing with the stomach confinement
cine and Pharmacy, s5 Nassau street.
w. 8. BICHARQSQN NJ ID Arent
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~ 7tuutcuts % TtJOfWt1E, IJIOffcs,
Do"oyW' TDoubuM
X hadfcdt-C; Comparatively. Doubtful IN is at
tached 10 those knoon as Retormers
Each province is entitled to AZ members
1t appears by both Of the above statements that
the conservative inauence--thc policy Of Sir
Charles Metcalt -predominates over radlcasm,
and powerfully enough for the present This in
telligence will be received with pleasure in Eng
land by all colonial friends. II the radicals in the
Lower Province keep themselves in order, the
Union will move beautifully and evenly; but if
they kick too much, the majority will only have to
whip them into decency. Either way, therefore,
the Canadss are safe for little while.
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Abemorle-Tucker Coles, Col Hays, Dr. WIN.
Gocch. Peter Mefiwe,her, F. G. Rufiin, Du"e''
Smms. ~ -, ,u;,r
Fam Greene-Capt WIN r. Mills, Major John H.
F,om n adison-Col R. A. Banks, Thos. N Weich
The Convention then appointed as follows, one =.
,era,e from each county of the district as -
renrcseu, this district the Convention to be heio u
baltimore on the 9Th day Of May next, viz: ).
Thos ndph of AlOemaIie, Thomas p avs. o.
c-eene Robe,, A. Banks OF Madison, John Wills o.
O..n,,. DR. L. N Lyon of Nelson, DR.. Jas Powell
Of Amherst, Wan Cooke of BEDFORD
JOHN S. TERRlLL, Prestdent
r. A. Banks, Secrttary
Mr.. Willis of Orange having prepared an address -
road II 10 the Convention, which was Unanimously
odon,ed. the proceedings and Address were ORDERED
10 be published in the Jehersonian Lynchburg RePnO
Iican. Fredericksburg Recorder, and The Richmond En-
qurer We shall publish the Address next week. IL
dreat Ienath prevents US from dong so this week
charlottesville Jeters0niaa
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IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS.

PT0tdpSnS ttrrt CRrfd by LItcrR0i Mems
nR. RO. 1HOMPSONS PELVIC CORSET AND uTt
~ ABDOMI%AL BANDAGE-We have completed ouf
rnccmens for manufacturing these instruments, Winch ""
able furnish supply adequate any demand. Thelrn
ing popuariiycyidenced by enlarged Demand, ana 80
Of appreciation which We constantly receive from the net
pressing their claims for preference upon TIE hi0
the medical profession and tbr public
Physicians throughout State invited examine "
feel satisfied they must he convinced OF their exc
aud applicability. To prevent mistakes IN ordering, &:
hJie description Of the two, which VIII enable
which may b. applicable 10 The case of which mas d" ~"
The Pelvic Corset for the crRg oi PToapsuS tfcu ar M
ant diseases i easily adjusted and Is by the P'trn
any The pad which gives support 10 i'
cral portion OF the peiv "a part usually tender under pro-
based upon firm leather o proper size and shape, neai %
ed which IL secured IN H. place by two straps composed
material Ia which j. added Il portion al elastic webbing
Gent 10 answer all the intentions o elasticity confm'
the Use at bandaces
The Abdominal Bandage for the pArvgSTfos ~ P'.i
Uteri and other weaknesses admirably adapis ITSELF 70 W
of The patient and conrrived, aud constituted Of a
rias 10 allow II To- embrace the entire aud
of the abdon-n aud, while sustain, thc spinal ctu
comfortable manner allows the utmost freedom oi am
every oar, Of The bodv-apd can Under no c,fttn.lat
drawn wrinkles folds the skinpresefvlue j..
and giving IT. support comfortably and generally -tr't
Jug the objection usually Urged against c"inm"n b-.
which may be thrown into wrinkle !"ld,, nnd thereby
rigid cord This bandasc IS also kept IN place by lcr'
| of elastic webbing.
| \. b. These Instruments are patented ma The use ~ =
tic webbing, n part Of the material, = III" tNus''r
palentre aud inventor. We deem II unnecessary TO d"
the al vantage The Of IN their manufacture must
supposin. viii he readily conceded by all lnSifrintA
metallic >p,incs liable To the objection that they '
iii comfortably well, can they be- modified To
ciInstances the These objections entirely ~
IN Dr. Thompson's Instruments they he NAL" i'
smaller desired, with the greatest Aud ytt a
vantage H. that they can he had for half The pr!rr
other instruments which offered We Enabled u az
having purchased night 1" make Them with view ct '
ipn The obierous so generally urged against instruments
kind because Of the igi prices asked for them, lUpH-
bnrs- ourselves by increased sale. by placing Them
reach Of patients who would Otherwise be declared n'
them and, so far we are pleased to say, that our "r
have been realized. a.
ALEX. DUvAL & Co, Druggists, Richmont..
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pUBfIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY UNDER A
DEED OF TRUST.-ln pursuance Of the provisions Of n
heed f Trust executed the subscribers William c. Nelson
n uv rrcorded in Office Louisa County Court
,hsy &C. on THURSDAY, the 10th day Of Nav next
residence of the said Nelson the county Louisa
he Victoria Furnace offer for SALE the highest bidder pub
auction parcel Of Land wherein the said Viii
nr acre. more situated Contrary adjoining
lands of Thomas Nelson John Hancock and others together
win the Wafer (fist Saw MIL with all
clements "a The said belonging pertaning
and the following personal property Tom aud
Niroah negro men, Polly woman, and mulatto woman,
named Chloe Children named Nat and Mara and
nm, Increase since date Of said deed. Also
slaves 10 which the William C. Nelson entitled and
dining the remainder life of Mrs Frances Young said
rouny To wiz Nancy Harriet, women, Daniel,
in vhch last named three the William Nelson
The interest Thomas
NJ Horses three yokes Bull
birty or forty Hogs good Wagons four Ok Carts, three
Horse Carts one Carrya nine Beds and their Funlre and
nine Bedsteads; Chairs Tables, and other Household
ZION mens all conveyed by said deed The of the
sale ae-fo the credit of and years, by
equal purchaser purchasers bonds with
persnna security hear of
and the tile 10 be withheld till The fully paid;
Tor he personal estate credit twelve months purchasers
Ia 1--WE bond, with approved security The lands will be divided
or sold entire deemed advisable the day Of
the Mill property being within Louisa
Railroad tibered country; and in addition
and grinding Mill well fixed for the Of
our The the land eXceenf, and the land
Of good farmn. quality They will such tile vested
in them hy said deed which is believed To be good.
c 12!,Y HGS e. COLEMAN, Trustees.
lO5-w5w.
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JosErm ~. WArsos, Secretary
CHARLOTTE COUNTY.

Al meeting of The President and Members of the
Democratic Committee Of Vigilance and Correspon-
dence, for the County Of Charlotte, on Saturday, the
30th of March, 1914, for the purpose Of more fully
organizing the party, and arouslng lis members TO
ton during the present important crisis, the following
gentlemen appointed Subcommittee Of Vigil
lance and Correspondence at the teren precincts and
sections of the Countrywide Committee Take this
mode OF informing the said gentlemen Of their appoint
ment and of urging them TO I'll the means III their
power, by fair argument, the distribution of important
doc0mn,s among the people, &c. to bring every inem
Der OF tie party 10 the polls, also TO gain converts
from The opposite party. The Committee have, no
doubt That by proper exeron, present worthy can
dida.e, Mr. Marshall Will be reelected by increased
majority, and lha, county will give Van Buren, a
considerable majority Clay in the Fall Let every
Republican but be at his post, and victory IS certain.
Names al the respective Subcommittee appointed:
Mossinsjord-Df. Clement {. Watkins, President,
Green Moseley, lsaac &. Carringtcn, Capt William i
Gillian, John Brooks, Dennis d. Morgan, James
Cruicher, John Bruce.
Wgiiissbprg Capt. William Bacon, President, DR..
Thomas J. Garden, Col. Ilezekah ID. MCargo, John
Booth, Hillery l. NJ Gnodr, Capt Francis Barnes,
H. Elliot, George w Eliot, John G. Booth, Mack
Moseley, Anderson Malone Robert Moore, Jennings
NJ Jeffress.
Keysrilie-Capt. John ID. Richardson, President,
Francis Atwell, James A. Foster, John H. Lee,
Overton Peltus, Capt. Hiram flank'ns Peter Fore,
George W. Pe,us, DR. Giles Harris, John c. Hamlet,
George nj Watkins, Thomas {. Spencer, j., John ID.
PriGdy, DR.. Thomas Merryman, Samuel {. lie Grand,
Walker Psttus.
.qspen Wali-Cap' William G. Price, President,
Col Robert F. Gaines, Clement Clark, Thos F. Ham
ner, Peter F. Clark, VIM. Clark, Samuel F. Moses,
josiah Chappe
Rough Creek Chureh-John Armistead, President,
Henry Madison, Garrett Andrews, Henry Madison, Jr,
VIM williamson, Allen w Elliot, DR.. William
Fuqua, Dr.. john e. Arms'ead.
Harrfr's Store-Co John Harvey, President, John
Ford, Henry G Roberts, Abner F. Harvey, VIM
NJ Hannah, Dr. f NJ w. Durphy, Henry Dawson,
James O. North, Jesse Jennings, Nathaniel ID Price
RICHARD J. GAINES,
Chairman of The CommiHse
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PESNSYLVANIA-SGjt


Extract Of letter from of The most authentic
sources in Pennsylvania We attach great importance
to these statements, knowing the intelligence and the
of information possessed by the authors of the
Letter. 1t is in reply 10 one which was addressed TO
them, honestly enquiring The state Of affairs in the Key
stone State, and requesting frank reply:
"HARRIsBURG, March 80, 1914.
awe had the pleasure 10 receive few lines from you,
making certain inquiries in regard to the state OF affairs,
politically, in this Commonwealth, some month ago,
but we declined answering them until The Democratic
Convention had made the NOMINATIONS Of our party,
and had opportunity of ascetanIDg The state oil
public feeling in regard to those nominations AS you
have already been informed, our Convention met on
the 9TH of March, and nominated Martin van Busen
for President Richard NJ Johnson for Vice President,
and Henry A Muhenberg for Governor oil this Com
wealth In regard TO the nomination Tor the Pfes:
dency, 1t was effected with greater unanmity than
had any expect, considering The Efforts
that were made by those connected with the admins
raton of Governor Porter TO prevent an expression IN
favor of Mr.. Van Buren,. You are well aware that our
distinguished Senator Mr. Buchanan, was The first
choice of the Democracy of ennsyvana for The Pre-
sdency, and nearly every newspaper IN Inc STATE mao
committed i'self in favor OF him at an early period
The moment however, that he withdrew his name, the
Democracy Of this State determined rally upon the
ticket OF 1910, and vndicate their principles, and DO
justice TO those who had fallen sacrifice to The revelfy
and debauchery of the hard cider campaign; and our
Convention carried out that determination BY putting
LIE oiu Iehel III So WIZ VI
this State goes. Every thing that has transpred since
shows, that the bes, feeling pervades the ranks OF the
Democracy of the Keystone State. The Democratic
party is as firmly united now, have every reason
10 believe, it has been for years, The
reacherous conduct of of those who has received
the honors Of the party twice. and we have every rea
son 10 believe that will carry the State IN Novem-
her next for Mr.. Van Buren, by handsome sjority
Our candidate for Governor, Mr.. Muhenberg, is po-
pnlar man, and he is the ardent friend of Mr. Van
N,rn h,,. 1aof
Fall was $4,000. Certainly can give our &C.
vernon as great majority as We did our Canal
Commissioners, andsif do that, there is not The
slightest danger al the November election. The
nomination Of Colonel Johnson for the Vice Presden-
cy, by the Baltimore Convention, would strengthen line
ticket in our State. The old Colonel has many warm
friends in this State aud if they have an opportunity Of
supporting him for the second Office in their gift, they
will be satisfied and Will 60 into the campaign with zeal
and order. Looking the whole field at the pre-
sent lime, we feel satisfied that Pennsyvania will not
again break loose from her moorngs this fall and run
into the Malsroem of Federalism and coonery.'
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By The Governor IF Pirgi~ia.

y
WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred IN The General Assem-
w bis by the resignation Of Hill Carter, Esq
for the district composed of the cou.s
Charles CITY, City, New Kent, cnrco and the City OF
Richmond <,.
The sheriff. of The said counties and the Mayor of the Ciy
Of Richmond are required the OF the Common
wealth. hold elections within the said counties and corporation
for said District the it'll Thursday IN Apfi
next, supply the vacancy aforesaid
Given under Governor and under the lesser seal
the Commonwealth at Richmond, III. 18TH day ni March
IShA'" in the year le4l. Ja. McDoN Eli"
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April 4
VuiuaLie Iron Property, for Ordinance Purposes con
Sat Of Lnrld- FIR snLe

Valuable IRON Property, for Ordinance PWposes, e0
faining 1904 heres Of Land-tor sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale the above tract Of land lying III
Boctou county near River which there mex
haustble Banks nf the quality OF The Coverdae and
Mcssrs. Andeons the value of which Is known
the ubrtmber in abundance, the whole tract IN woods
with the exception of five small -nenens desiied Tie sub
scber will add the above tract 500 or i,pOO acres
There constant failing stream III TIE abave tract al
fording suiciency drive more furnaces
also orr for sale plantation lying on James RIVER nen
Buchanan, aud adjoining The Estate on
which reside containing 900 On tins tract there an
excellent dwelling and numerous Springs OF fine water. The
land of quality part grounds There tine
for Water Works at which whole River may be used For
further particulars disposed purchase obtain them
of the subscriber. Nathaniel Denly, Esq, Richmond.
Aprilo Oi-1t JOHN VI. HARVEY.
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Bn Ms Goreraor IL rirginia

II Tf J
WHEREAS, hath IN the House Of Repre-
w of the UniIed States by The resignation of The
Honorable Thomas w Gmer late Representative for the mn
Congressional Dstrct composed of The counties OF Albeae
Nelson Bedford Greene Orange, Amherst and Madison: The
Sheris said counties therefore, hereby required,
the name of the Commonwealth hold their respec
countless the fourth Thursday in April next for Repre-
the said District, To fill the vacancy aforesaid
Given under hand Governor and under the lesser seal
$3.50 the Commonwe NJ Richmond, this nineteenth da,
l'hAIj of February, in the year 1874.
IA. MCDOWELL
E.bO
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nIsrR1cr CONVENTION.

Convention of the 9th Congressional District of
Virginia, met in Charlottesville, on Monday The lst
day of April, lS44, ut l2 o'clock.
John S Terrell Of Orange was elected President,
and Robert A. Banks OF Madison appointed Secretary.
The names of the counties comprising the district,
were then called over, whereupon the following dele
gates were found 10 be in attendance, viz: from