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% TO COUNTRY DEALERS. R
S@A Fail Stock Of Hats C1,S IIQiteYs Stock, IS

% TO COUNTRY DEALERS. "a
FaH Stock Of Hats, Cals, ILatters' StoeS,GS
Sc, Sc, s..
TUE subscribers respectfully announce TO tne Me,
L chants of Virginia and North Carolina, ihat they
are nov receiving large and varied as ortment OF
GOODS in their line, which, by the lst oil sepispe Z,
Will b- complete. We believe that our Stock WI ne
fully adequate 10 the demand; and, with view oil e9.
endin. our hu.incss, will be sati ned win shiaii
profits and cndeavor To make prices TO correspond
with those OF the Northern markets. The following y
part of our assortnent:
ln1 dozen Coney Hats
Sd DO. Muskral and other low priced Napt Hats
90 do. Brush and Plain RussI Hats
40 do. Fine Militia Hats
al do. Cashmere and aoieskin Hats
le9 do. Black and Drab Wool Hats
l25 do. Sporting Hats
$40 do. Hair Seal Caps
90 do. Sealette Caps
300 do. Fur caps, from low price to extra fine
40 do. Patent Glazed Caps
so do. Cloth Caps, plain and fur trimmed
80 do. Velvet Caps
With an assortment of Military Caps, Pumes, Hat
ters Stock, Trimmings, &c sc.
We respectfully ask purchasers visiting our city, les
pscaiy those who have heen in the habit of purchas-
Ing in the Northern markets) 10 examine our Goods,
promising best eiTnrls Ia give satisfaction.
JOHN THOMPSON & CO., 90, Main street
Ang. 81 3s-N
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AIR JOHN :. CAcKlE, uf Richrn"nd, VIII deliver
vi The annual Literary Address before the Mon 30
c.ery Of Hampton sidney College, on The l1h oil sep
tenh,r il being the day after commencement.
The Anniversary Meeting Of the Union society Wi'l
take pac. on the afternoon OF Wednesday, the 18th oil
September
raj addresses may be expected ,
Aup q 'I-ti.e'
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/ 3

SCHOOL FOX GlRl.S.-The subscriber having
- School IN his family FOR his own children would be
willing 10 lake Il ciiis as boardtTs where hey would
be hrhl All the ordinary branches Of Fcuair utura
lion, including III desired The French Language and
Music on thr Piano Forte
BparderS win receive every attention that is given
his own children.
TERMS:
Board, washing and tuition for 10 months, Slia
Music, ~
French, 10
The term 10 begin the Isl Monday in October
Ny residence, retired and healthy stuaini is about
mile from the Steamboat landing, tc Richmond.
Aug 81 3D-St ALIEN MEBASE.
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BLANKETS AND NEGRO CLOTHING Having a
ID very extensive assortment Of BLANKETS, import,
ed during the Summer, before the late and great rise
In coarse Woo!lens; also, male and female NEGRO
CLOTHING, purchased under the same advantages, TO
much greater extent than have ever been able To
offer before ARE anxious that Country Merchants
and others visiting this market should give us an oppo
tunity 10 show them before they purchase elsewhere
WADSWORrH, TURNER & co,
No. rs, Main Street.
Auc n oS-lm
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- EEDS.-lGO bushels Herds Grass Seed
- so do. Timothy d.. do.
% do. Orchard do. do
Jus, received ana for sale by WM. PALMER.
Sent 10 aC-2t
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Ss,NIEL, WISrREE will sell Tobacco, Wheat and
- rlnnr, on commission, and will give particular AZ
ienun 10 all property entrusted 10 ms management
office in from; building Of shockse Ware house
Ian a lily
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MRS DREW,s SEMiNAHY.-slr, DRrw respect
4tI FUZZY announces io her patrons, and the public
rrray That the rx rrises her School II IT. resumed
the ID October next. After having hc. ~ years
hrirrc the public she deems IL only necessary To say
tht the as4duiiy which has hithrro marked her labor.
will MT he rea,-d and that those al er f,rner pat
rons who think III continue Their p!toGrgc viii not
he Disappointed IN expecting f,om her faithful and con
sci, ntious performance al her duty.
Sell. 10 36-3w
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pIcuAPnSnN & co

RE now receiving by arrivals from Liverpool direct,
n aud the Northern cries. very lac and general as
surtmeut of Foreign aud Domestic DRY GOODS
Their Stock will in few days lie complete, consisting
of almost entirely New Goods and embrace
ricty of staple aud Fancy articcsall which they will
sell on reasonable terms.
Also Carprfines aud Rugs of every descrp,ion-heiI
stock Of which will he kept full throughout The
~ 32-lOts
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lS1i.-FALL SUPPLY OF BOOTS, SHOES


ID X. WHITE Il co. boc leave Ia announce I" the
1 public, thar they have received aud opened ih-lr
Fa: Stock of BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER. II
has been recently selected y al hr ii and Is the
largest best aud cheapest that they have ever had The
pleasure offer to the pubic. u embraces every 'arlr
~ of style and quality. Il ~ fresh, fasonahie Lud de-
srable and cannot he exceed in any manner, shape or
form by any house, any whre having bscn selected
very early in The season w'lea The stocks at HE icio
res were all full and complete u wns pnrrl used al
most exclusively with cash. which enables them IL sell
land they pledge themselves In do ~ AT very little VI
any advance The manufacturers time prices They
confidently assure Virginia aud North Carolina hle'-
chants that they buy az them rir stocks as cheap
from other house in Virginia, and cheaper than
they get them home for from any house North "i
Mason and DXom's line They respectfully invite
call from al merchants visiting this city, assuring them
that every eaeren viii be made la please.
Z. X WHITE Il CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ioois and Shoes,
Srpt6 3j-if Sn IL, Market Bridge.
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CHINA AND GLASS

CT Y 4 II A Il l..
THE subscriber has just received, by the Raique Eliza
and ship Rob Roy, from iivrrp"ol, direct from the
Manufacturers, of his own importation, his Fall supplies
of Ear,lcnware and China, embracing very large va
Isiy of patterns and styles, and enabling him To
ofTrf tn the CITY and COUNTRY TRADE an assoit-
nent seldom eQualed aud at very low prices for cash,
or To punctual customers.
Having just returned from Glass Factories, he is daily
expecting the regular packets, his supplies OF Glass
and Fancy Goods, and Looking Glasses, selected IN
person. md purchased at The lowest cash. prices Those
In want whether ut wholesale or retail, are invited to
call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere
HuGH A. WATT,
No. -, West Main street.
3l-W3m
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NTOTiCE-An application viii be made 10 the Direc-
~ tors Of tn. Bank of Virginia, the Farmers Bank,
and 10 the Beard of Directors of the Richmond Fred-r
shurc and Potomac Railroad Company 70. certi-
fcates of s stock enumerated in the annexed affidavit,
standing in the name OF the subscriber.
W. DANIEL.
CITY IF Richmond, 10 wit:
This day personally appeared before Inc, Magistrate
for The said city, William nlnieli, who, being duly
sworn, did depo,e and y, that the following Scrip have
been ln.t misi1id. VIZ:
80. 1885, shares Bank OF Virginia, May . las.
No. som' - Farmers Ek. Of Va, Jan. 81, is37.
OIL n July -, l>.'7.
No. .,23, IA Il. & F. T. L. Co., MAY IL. ISL.
Given under my hand this Goth day II Au:nsi; Ell.
Aug % 3.-!m GEO. FISHER.
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IL y ~ SAILS &c.-l5 casks EPSON Salts
~ barrels c"pperas. prime green
~ casks Spanish Brown
~ Casks Venetian Red
Aur 10. salc,ey ALEX. DUvAL & CO.,
"u No l47, Main Street
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of almost entirely New Goods, and embrace great va
riey of staple ani Fancy articlcs--all which they will
sell on reasonable terms.
Also, Carprtinls aud Rugs Of every descripontheiI
stock nf which will he kept full throughout the seas
Aug 3e-lOf
I ONION, WfLLINGHAM K pREWRY have re-
IL ceived their entire Stock of Fall drd Uiafer ID y
GoodS comprising the largest and mos. general assoi
men, they have on red-coLs>ting in pat of
French, English and American hroadcloths
DO do do cusimerrs
Rich, new style wou!len and Swansduwu vcs;ins
Valencia silk. satin aud velvet do
Satinsis, Kentucky jeans, krrseys and linsty'
Plains, and variety Of other goods, for servants
Extra fine and common bed blankets
London outfit, twlllcd aud PLAID do
French and American Iiinnels
Cashmere DcnSse, rich Paris pa;tcrns-a new article
for Ladies' dresses
Trafalgar stripes and puids for ladies' dresses
Rich frufcd chameleon lus-Tncs
Rich chniz nous ain H'iainrs
Hack and blue black aracra lus'rc
BLACK and blue black silks and honii,aZine5
Prints; fall styles rome very rich
Elack and white ashbniton
Lace goods for caps, some very rich
Plain and checked canhrics and jackonclis
Swiss and lace mnslins and bishops lawns
Black and white lace wells
Super hlsck cashmere shawls
Net and tarun paid do. great variety
Bonnet, cap, lustring and satin ribbon
Lace ncsches AMI fincy spigs
silk and worsied wills, great variety
Ladies' aud genenen's gloves al every description
Genileinsn's super black satin scaIs
Srcas, collars aud hosnuis
SILK, gingham End cotton umbrellas
These goods with many Tiers moi enumerated, have
been selected with great care and Will be Sold upon ac-
colnmuialing terms.
Sep III 'a-H
FALL STOCK.
HUBBARD, GARDNER & co. have received their
4 Fall and Winter Stock Of Sole Leather, Barls
Shoes, Hats Caps, Paper Trunks, Sc, and now ohrf
for sale
GnOO sides Sole Leather
1910 do. Wax aud Russell Upper Leather
so dozen do. Caliskins
81 do. Lining. BiGGng, Seal and Morocco Skins
o00D cases Boots aud Shoes
400 do fine Beav.r su: cr. Mapped, Brush, Angola
ard coney Hats
100 10. black and whit. Wool Hats
loo do men aud bays Seal Caps
20 do. nicns fine Fur, SEAL Otter, Nutria and
Mnskrat Gaps
50 dozen mems aud h"yS' c 9th Caps, of various
styles and Qualities
50 cases Whittemore's Cotton aud Wool Cards, best
quality
so nests Seal and Hair Trunks
1000 lbs. Shoe Thread
lUt0 lbs Irvine
1000 rrans Wrapping Pager
ga do Writing do.
2uJ do. Letter do
5000 pair Russet ard Black Brorues
1900 pair hound No.iirs, al ihtIr nwn manufacture,
and warranted Ia br good aS ran he made.
Thrs, Goods were purchased this season, cash, and
will lie sold for cash. punctua CUSTOMERS. tor rs
they can h, hou .ht in any -Nuricsn market Town aud
Country Merchants are respectfully invited 10 cAdnnc
Stock before they make their purchases
Sept 35-2aw:wif
NEW BOOK AND PIANO FORTE ESTABLISH
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For sale hy JOHN IL EUSTACE, Main street; GAY
NOR. WOOD " co, near Bell Tavern; and ). NJ
ZAcuIiSSON II street, Shcckoe Hill, Richmond, va
Aup IN i3--tf
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l., $. WINSTON T. CO.. Importers and Dealers in
Woullrn Goods, n l:s Pearl stree, New York, are
now receiving from Manufacturers IN England and tins
country and from other Their FAN aSsprtncntS
of Wooll.n aud Worstet Gut!, 10 which they Intend
manly to conine their Sllrs. They invite !r attention
of Merchants the following articles. which are Offered
by the piece ar package the lowest market prices:
CLOTHS-Amcricdn. English, French and Grrihah
of the variolis grades, cn'orS ana qna'iiirs.
PH.OT CLOTHS Fushuss, Bravrr Cloths. fplan
and fincy,) Kcrssys, Tweed Coating and Twiiled
Cloths, for Overrnats
Observation-Disclosures 4 and 3 4 black and fan
cy Cassmrres and Doe Skins, English and American
ditto in great variety. ~
vESTiNGS- English and French Caslimeie and six,
black and coored Saiins Swans!own and Toinei dltto
of ntest impo lat.ons aud newes' styles.
SArtNETS -Twceis, PadlIngs and Canvass, iy-
ons, and Genaa Vevets Tabby Vrveis silk and WORT
ed Sersrs. French nomhazInes, DrGp dEte, Orleans
Cloths, and Alpacc>s.
New York, July9. ls-2mf
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4 NEW AND CHEAP SCHOOL will be openeI on
~ the lCIl September in The sunday School Room OF
Chris, Church. at s per session Of ten months for the
CONNER English branches 80 fer The higher English
AMI lower Latin Classical DO aud St5 or higher si-
jos The higher Classical Mathematical and Sclrn,i-
ic bran hes viii lr tarsh by J. Empe, and The reS;
Is II hroh-, Their father, Dr E., VIII exercise &c
ae not .ehon hours John J. Empie will give lessons on
the Piano aud tie Gui.a:.
Sent. 10 5o-ot
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rl,iiE Eolrd 81 Directors Of the Eastern unatc Asy
i iim, in Williamsburg, inf"m the public, that n
new hui6iur has just been added 10 the establishment.
winch renders complete for all the important purposes
OF comor and care especially IN The particular OF Clas-
siiica'ion.
The Institution is now furnished with every modern
mprovri mt, AMI under the most ssIiful and scientific
supprlnie nt nceand Is completely fitted TO receive not
on!y such patients supported by the STATE, but
any whose friends may choose TO place them IN II rs
borders
S,r a 3;-4w
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TEs!IMnNIAI.S

The School 81 Mr.. Pryor HIS been estabi sed in VII
am-burs tor several years, during whlrl tine have
became We'll acquainted both with lis discipline aad The
character Of the instruction impaired have no hcs,a-
an N saying lba IL deserves Ia rank among The ft,t
Schools IN State Tie discipline is admirable, The
various subjects r Processes teach have been wriI
taught rnt MS pupils have been uniformly anIang the
most successful students Of Institution. Mr. Pryor
deserves IL br Chased TOO, the very few teach
ers npihr Ill impnrn: intornation in cor
rect manner, on the Moral ScirncrS. The preparation
ofs pupils, IN this Department. being almost nnnynllrd.
r. X. DEW,
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WILLIAMSBURG MALE & FEMALE SEMINARY.
HE Solo ast!c term al this Seminary consists oil ten
mouths, aud Is divided into two sessions. The first
session begins the LIST day of October and ends an The
last day ot February. the second be the 1T day 81
March, AMI ends on the last day Of July.
The course oi instruct embraces ir several branch
e. of 4 plain English Education the Greek aud Latin
Languages, Rhtinric Composition, Logic, Ethics, Men
thenn'ir- including Algebra, Geometry, Irron"me,Sy.
Mrn.nration Surveying, and The Integral and Dllieren-
tIal Calcnius.
Music, Drawing and Painting, will also be taught, il
desired.
The principal Text Books are, Krkham's Encli,h
Grammar, aicell's Geography and AHA, Davies AfIh
mrtc, The approved editions OF the ssc. Biar's
Rhetoric, Parsers Logic, Pa'ey's Moral Philosophy,
Browns Lectures Mental Philosophy. Smiths Che
mi-iy. olns,cad's Schcci Philosophy, Days Algebra,
Davirs lr.cndre Sure ing aud Calculus.
TuIrIon.fnr all or any of the plain English Branch
e.. $50 a term.
For Greek Latin, and the Sciences, or any
nf r.rm, 80 "
Tuition except for Music, DRAWN. and Painting,
which VIII be separate charge cam IN ne exceed
SJl' term tine hall of the Tuition must be paid Gd-
aud lie o;ler half Ill tie bceinn. Of Tie second
Eoand, employing that term in lis most extensive
-rnscl vii hr furnish d for sj II term, half Of
which INST br pi GsrIHer, and the other bal: 1T the
beginning Of the Second Session.
Tie >n>C rilmr has made arrangement with Mr. a.
&. S,Gth.l Ia board himself aud Pupils. The Pupils
the cohlrol of HE subscriber, and viii have The -rc:r>t
ae:.ilun paid 10 Their sinca'iOn Woras and mannrrs.
TT Goardtrs viii be charged with Boird, ana Pupils
wEh Tuition. FROM the lime al Which they become such,
~ the end u. Ike Tenn, unless withdrawn by The con
sem "f the subscriber.
The Books used III this Seminary can he purchased
ll!iS place. L. J. ID. PRYOR.
Williamsburg, Aa:ust 20, 1911.
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IMPORTATION WANTED, nf STEPHEN FREE.
4 MAN aud OF ALEXANDER BEGBIE, or either Of
thrm-wln were residing in Virginia between l79o ana
l.ou ANY information in regard o the above parties
or their heirs representatives, from any person who
should see this advertisement, aud have any sn"wlezr
of tic SAINT, where ihry resided, viii confer favor
and he Of service to said heirs representatives Please
address, itIough the Post Office,
JAMES VI. TUTHILL,
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AZ meeting of the pupils of Mr.. Pryors School. held
on the aIsi oi February is the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
ReSoired. That having had every opportunity oi be
coming acquainted with Mr.. pryors discipline and mode
of instruction. take great pleasure ~ saving, ina Ia
upaun, 10Th are uneaceptunahlr and We sincerely
wish that lr May ever receive that patronage winch lie
richly merits, both n 4 ., ntrInan aud scholar
RcsnIr!. That the Secretary bc directed 10 transmit
lr foregoing resolution Sir Pryor, aud request lis in
sertiun III his next card
JESSE VI. JARVIS, Chairman.
JuHS II. Willis, Jr., Secretary.
AiIn 81 .kt-lIO
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President William and Mary College.
February eth, 1914.

have seen, with pleasure, Mr.. Pryors Card, an
nornclng h!s purpose To- continue his valuable School and
setting forth his course Of instruction. Ny residence III
Williamsburg has made familiar with Mr. Pryor.
discipline, aud lis effects The manners, habits and
morals Of his pupils. II boy ran he m1de 10 behave
himself properly. and 10 study diligently, Mr Pryor vii
make him do bai.i. Ny position. as Il Professor in VII
liam and Mary COLLEGE has enabled 10 judge ii the
training and preparation Of youths, who come 10 u,
through MIR P,yor's School ard am pr, pared 10 say
thai they always distinguished, in their cassrs oI
the information already acquired ami, what il more i'm
lostai for Tie deve pnsnt OF the faculty OF aeqnls
ten, H. ~ exercise, under his tiiii"n consider ii'
..clpel a. greatly advantageous the College, aud Of IN
cstlnI;.hie value tn plrrnis. u. TUCkER,
Prot. Law, William and Mary College.
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A; a meeting OF the Democrats of Surry, held
n their cour House on the 26,h August. that he
in. Cont day, Drury Stith was called t. the
Chair, and VIM. II. Edwards was appointed Sc
cretary.
The object tie meeting having been explain
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MONROE COUNTY

AT a meeting Of 4 portion Of the Democratic
party of the county of Monroe, held at the Court
House on Saturday the ooh July, lSH-Major
Samuel Clark was called 10 the Chair and Ma
olson Mcdaniel appointed Secretary.
The Democratic party of Monroe. viewing the
importance Of this county, as well as all other
counties in the State of Virginia being represent
ted in The proposed State Convention to assem-
be in the lown of Charlottesville on the 10Th day
Of September next, do hereby appoint the following
named gentlemen 10 represent The Democracy OF
Monroe in The said Convention 10 be held al
Charlottesville, 10 wit: Capt. William Adair,
Nathaniel Harrison, Samuel Hamilton, Ma
jor Samuel Clark, Christopher j. Beirnc, A.
A. Chapman, Joseph Quinn, Andrew Summers
The above named gentlemen were unanimous
lvappointcd. 10 represent the county OF Monroe III
the proposed Convention.
On motion of the Chairman, Col. Andrew
Boirne was added 10 the number.
On motion of Andrew Bcrnc, Capt Benja-
min F. Steele was likewise added 10 the number
On motion ofBenjamin +. Steele, DR.. George
W. Bernc was unanimously appointed dele
gate as afore aid
PtM!rcd, That the Chairman and Secretary
sign the foregoing proceedings, and .orwar! 4
copy TO the F,ncasilc Democrat and Richmond
Enquirer, with 4 request that they will publish
the same in their respective papers,
Rcsolrcd, That this meeting now adjourn.
SAMUEL CLARK, Chairman.
M. Mcdaniel, Secretary
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EIJTyANNA COUNTY.

The Democratic Association OF the county Oh
Fluvanna met al the Courthouse on Monday,
23t July, (Cour day. and being called TO order
by the President, the following resolutions were
adopted ;.
|. Remlrcd That we highly approve the nomi,
nations of the Democratic Convention Assem-
hled in Baltimore on 9th May last, for Presi,
dent and Vice President, and pledge our most ac'
tive endeavors TO secure the election OF the nomi'
nees.
=. Reolrcd, That this Association view the
proposition TO annex the Republic OF Texas lc
the United States as one eminentlv calculated to
secure the immediate safety of a large portion OF
them, and 10 promote the general welfare OF them
all and thai in James H. Polk and George M
Dallas, we have candidates for President and
Vice President, who stand pledged TO pursue
with regard 10 this question, the course SO impe-
rio,isly demanded by the interests of the whole
country.
On motion, il was
Resolusd, That N. B. Gay, Doctor George P
Holman, Captain r. H. Boston. Abner w
Strange, Champion Blsdsoe, DR.. Fl. \. Talley
Col D. w X Bowles, VIM Fontainc, Dr. II
E. Nelson, Austin Seay John G. Hughes, Cap
tain B. !. Haden, Thomas p. Woodson, VIM
A. Noel, William H. Jones, Silas Jones, ]. o
Perkins, John Perkins, Samuel Morris, Rober
Richardson, Samuel Il. Woodson, DR.. Rober
w. Curin. James Massie James Smith, A
P. Strange Henry Basket, Q. B. Thomas
Henry w. Massie and John Massie be and are
appointed delegates TO attend the Democratic
State Convention, to be held in Charlottesville.
JOHN NJ. WILLS, Prcst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-06

AT a meeting Of the Democratic Party OF the
county OF Greene, on Thursday the llth OF July,
Chat being Court day. Mr.. Wyatt Beazley was
called 10 The Chair, and Edwin Boolon appoint
cd Secretary.
DR.. William A Hill explained the object of
the meeting, and offered the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
|. Rs@ired, That The Democratic Party of the
county of Greene most heartily approve the no
mination Of Games X. Polk, of Tennessee, and
George NJ. Dallas, of Pennsylvania, for the Pre-
sidency and Vice Presidency of,he United States,
and we pledge our best endeavors, in all honorable
ways, to secure their election.
2. Rcsotred, That We regard the annexation OF
Texas as of vital importance TO the intere>, OF
this Union-that VIC most unqualitiedly condemn
the course of William c. Rivcs and William 5.
Archer, in voting 10 reject the Treaty between
Texas and the United States-and should Texas
fail into other hands, should the golden mo-
ment" 10 rs have past, we shall most Indignantly
regard il, great national sacrifice. al The shrine OF
party.
8. Resolpsd, That we concur in the proprie!y
of holding State Convention al Charlottesville,
on the second Tuesday in Sep,emberncxt, and that
- be appointed to represen, us in said Conren-
ton
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On motion of Mr.. Elisha }. w lii'a'i'S, INV, inv
blank in the third resolution Be supplied WIN Inc ~,
names of thnry delegates, and ma Inc eil u''''
The Chairman then appointed as delegates ESQ 10
the Charlottesville Convention viz oaT pci1 h"y'
Davis Elijah X Davis Capt lanes 1 HeaIeS
R. Mis-. Elisha ]. Williams, Or. William a.
J. Eddin Dr. sh"rmaa Major Whit Sv';,w w sm.
(Sheili9 Capt. Anthony Thornton, Capt Thomas En- ,,
Thorn.on, Arthur stevens, Elijah r. D inna.
William Collins Dr. Theodore ssn Ml Whi,c 'j Jo%n
w 'r;nnc,, Col William H. Sims Benz. SINS,
B Be- a. lri prehci,, and james McMullen J.. d.
on motion the Chairman was added to the de-
legation ,,,. d.. ,roceed-
inc, Of this meeting he signed by The Chairman
and secretary, AMI semitic the Richmond t-hqui-
Ter Tor publication ,,1py ca,,,,,o.
Enw,x BooToN ScCfetGfN.