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from complete seta1d all aions ap,<raning 70
the Denial Science performed the latest London and
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TO COUNTRY MEkt CHANTS, MANUFACTuRERS.
DRUGGISTS AND GENERAL DEALERS.

TOHN q MORRISON, Wholrsals Dealer in Drugs. Dye
stn. Groceries. Teas. OTIS, PANTY. Chemicals Manulss
articles, &c. &c, NO 1873 Greenwich street between
Fulton Vessy the Washington Market New
YoA has on hand and for sale At the owss prices ssdcs
of red 70 the public in the follow nE line:-
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- on.Ew n-AI AN = AMI Uh eAlE.-ln
gerber onen for sale die old estabished Berkshir
Ws,ssn RAILROAD Il T. coed repair. Of The assn.ib
xly and capse OF brew 1000 barrels Malt
attached capsule Of ma,ns bushels per annus
country oreweres posses the advantages OF doing
ae and profitable business situated the
unng district where The consumption Of ale u rapidly
.re9slnG.
The Farm consist. Of n acres % Of which il we'll msses
he under cultyaton well fenced and geod buildings,
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AbBEf HUI Ed.
lad STREET, BLOOMlN4DALE ROAD.
The proprietor Of the Abbey Hotel would make hi
m best bow Of thanks for the liberal patronage given to hi
S9 house the past summer.
He fully prepared for fall business and would cheerful
y furnish parties individuals with Breakfast. Dinners,
Suppers. at shor notice
His stock Of Wines Liquors. and Eatables will BE- found
good the AFFORD
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wave immediate dispatch For cabin second cabin and
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THE PROPRlETORS Of the Mandatory Of Segars named
LORp BYaON having heard that eoantsaeits and imita
markets Of Europe and North Aneca inform pub
lie hs every boz q SgAs containing besds the label
and Of Lord Byron brand Limo Quiros
Which they make public in order to avoid that the
through the credit which they have hhso
manufactoTy. LIMO QUIROS u CO.
HAVANA Septsmber, l&4. o2 lmsnc
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private Expresses 70 aud from London with important nte
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SIX HOURS offer 70 the American Public and Govenmen
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% on al oecssions Be- most .;shay asvssd BY .ir owe
,a =, and hour IL saysncs e The ang
America prepared afford information upon
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BE- entrusted his Liverpool esabshmast
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NEW ARRIVAL oFFaNCy GOODS

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LOWrnFR 4 ROOM. have iusr received same
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summer G.-,l. inr I.sdics weat. Aho large
s1raly Of Florence Bed. Bifd.eye and PaIefm'
q ianets # me n,r,s ,safs ana Al greatly reduced
prices Gail soan ~ you VII mas snme at
.lrrr. e.f s,,4s If The season. may
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rnlxrr GEoRGE COrNTY.

Alta Democratic meeting HID at the Court House o
Prince George caunty, the Sta Of January, l7Al,or
moon of Peter B,rche't 81, Wan Shanas was carr
10 the Chair and James S Gee appointed Secretary |
the meeting.
to appoint Delegates to the Democratic Sonven.on'
he held in Richmond on the rft day OF February next
On motion Of Thomas H. Daniel, it was
Resoiped, That thirteen Delegates be appointed ps
The Chairman, to attend the Democratic Convention
IN be- held in Richmond on the first day OF February
next -, Thonas
II. DANIEL, Peter Blrchet Sr, Richard stn1d want
Elyerton A. Stands, Robert Harrison, VIM +. ffoc'
tor Alfred Butts, James S. Gee, Briggs Rves, Ed
mnnd Rufin, Jr., Richard Williams William d. HaF'
a., D,u,
P,solred Tha, the Delegates appointed t, attend the
Democratic Convention in Richmond, be also appoint
Cd DELEGATES u attend meeting OF Delegates 10 De
held in Petersburg, at such time as may be agreed on
BY The counties composing this Congressional District
to appoint Delegate = the Convention TO oe neia ~
Baltimore the 4h Monday in May next, to nominate
Democratic candidate for President of the u D.
WIN. STANDS, CHI n.
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IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS.
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ProIapSnS Uterl Cured 6y E3feTh0t .heahS.
nR no 1'HDMPSON'S PELVIC CORSET AND UTERo
~ ABDOMINAL BASDAGE.-We have completed our ar
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able uS 10 furnish supply adequate To any demand
no popary-evidenced by enlarged demand ana notices
Of APPROPRIATION which constantly receive from The m NELL
aI men m This city, varlous parts Of the conny-war
RANT Ms in pressing their claims for preference upon tie notice OF
the medical profession and thr public
pnycans throughout invited examine them
satisfied must be convinced of their excellence
and applicability. To prevent mistakes IN ordering We s've
brief the which Will enable one 10 decide
applicable The for which II hr wanted
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ont any The pad which gives support 10 The
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ot bandages.
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o webbing.
n b. These Instruments patented and the Of the elias
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pl,entee and inventor We deem unnecessary 10 dwell upon
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the These eciions entirely overcome
Dr. Thompson's Instruments they can he made larger OF
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the objections generally urged against Instruments oi Inn
u the high prices asked for them hoping To REIN
ourselves by increased sale by placing them within The
of who would otherwise be deaired the use
Them and far pleased to that our expectations
have been realized.
ALEX. DUvAL & CO., Druggists, Richmond Va
Oct. 81 5u-wu
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coMuC.NIc-4TED

CONVENTION or COLLEGES.
A7reeabiy arrangements )e'eaales fo ON
zeal CoiIoaes m the State Of Virginia assembled
IN the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, January 4ih,
presen, from the College OF William q aIary-Ro
bert G. Scott, Esq Edmund Christian. Esq
From namrdsn Sidney Ccllese-Rev VIM. 5
From Washington Collegc-Rev. II. Rulfner, D.
o.. Ro. White, Esq Rev. y. NJ Smith
From Randolph Macon College l.. G.
Garland, Edward r. Chambers, Esq, Hugh A. Gar
land, Esq
Wyndham Robertson, Esq Thomas l. Preston, Esq
The Conrenton was organized by the appointment
Of Rev Dr. Rutfner, President, and Thomas l. Pres
ton, Esq, and Rev. j. N Smith, Secretaries
On motion Of D. Piumsr,
gesoircd. That Robert White, Esq, be authorized TO
invite any gentleman personally known 10 him, as IN
t.resied IN the fairs OF Bethany College, to take
seat in this Convention, inasmuch as through igno-
rance Of the chartered existence OF that Institution
its Trustees had not been advised OF this meeting, by
those who convened It.
Thomas Richie, ESQ was invited TO participate IN
the deliberations OF this body.
On motion,
Resoired, That the Medical Faculty of Hampden
Sidney College be invited to send delegate to this
Convention.
neared as 4 delegate from the Medical Faculty.
On motion,
Resoirfd, That committee consisting Of one from
each college here represented be appointed ID report
such measures in their Judgment should be adopted
by the Convention, and that SAID committee meet I'M
nediatey after the adjournment of the Convention, and
,hcncel,,th On their own adjournment.
Professor 1. & Garland, Rev DR.. Plumar, r. 6
Scott. Eso, Dr. Chamb"rayne, Wyndham Robertson
E;q, and Rev 3. NJ. Smith, were appointed to cons
tute that committee.
On motion,
R.soired, That the Convention adjourn TO meet here
Tomorrow a, ) o'clock, r NJ
And the Convention accordingly adjourned.
FRIDAY, Jan. 9th, 1874
The Convention assembled ag,eeabIg to adjourn
nent In addition the gentlemen present on yester
day, the following appeared as lega'es, VIZ J. II
Pey,on Esq from Washington; J. X, Edmunds, Esq
and Dr. f. y Scott. from Randolph Macon; Lem Bow
den, Esq from William and Mary; Rev Messrs Jeter
II land and VI ,goon, from Richmond College
The Com niliee appointed Yesterday presented {
report, which was received, amended, and adopted.
Resoired, That committee OF one from each Col
ege represented, be appointed to memoriaze the lie
gsllure in behalf Of The objects Of this Convention
on the basis Of the report now adapted, Prof. l..
Garland Rev. Doctor Plumsr, Rev. Nessrs j. B. Je
ter, and b. NJ. Smith DR.. CharnberIayne, ard Rober
G. Scott and T. l.. Preston, Esq were appointed.
| Resored, That this committee be authorized an
requested should it appear proper 10 them, to ask
be heard behalf of their memorial at the bar of tn
House, By such person or persons as they may aP
point.
Rsored That the Secretaries be directed to furnis
copy Il the proceedings OF this Convention for publ
cation IN 80 ctty papers
/ Adjourned sine he. II. RUfFSER President.
| T. J. PhEsroS, yee,ltor;es.
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LAWS S. GEE, Sec
yoTTo,yAY COUNTY.

Ara maa,ino OF a portion of the Democratic Repub-
LEANS Of the county of No,towaY, at the court mouse
of said county, the 4th day OF January 'o'' l'na
bsng conr day) the meeting was called II oroer oy
Col Jno II Knight, and on his motion, capt + fahe''
] + james was called 10 the Char, and WIN "A oc"'
Esq appointed Secretary.
Colonel John IL Knight having explained the object
of the meeting in few appropriate remarks on i's
motion the following resolutions were adopted
Rssoired That this meeting appoint delesates
10 represent this county in the State Conventon pro-
posed 10 be held in the city of Richmond, on the Isl
February next for the purpose OF forming an electoral
ticket a.,
Resolred. That - be appointed delegates TO The
District Conven,ion 10 be held for the purpose OF ap
pointinp delegates 10 the Baltimore Convention IN
Nav next; and that said delegates be instructed TO al
tend a, such time and place may be designated by
majority of the counties composing this congressional
district. =, :,
The blank in the frs, resolution was filled with the
names If Captain Thomas Howson, Colonel William
&, Kni,rat Captain William Fitzgerald, John e. Pow
ell. Captain Thomas Jackson, Benjamin b lrey, Dr.
G F. Osborne Louis c. Boudin, Col. Jno ii hn'ght,
William Bass, William A. Scott, Francis =. Jones;
and on motion, orr Representative in the Senate, VIM
A. Dennis, was added to the delegation.
The blank IN the second resolution was filled with
the names Of Captain Thomas Howson, Doctor A. A
Campbell. Benjamin B lrby, Captain Thomas jack
.oa. CAPTAIN Thomas Rowet,, George n Seay Capt.
Thomas Jones, Sharpe Carer, Robert Fitzgerald, b.
Osborne. Robert Roberts, and F. J. +. Jones.
Eesoired That the proceedings OF this meeting be
SIGNED by the Chairman and Secfetlry, and published
in the X. ENQUIRER and Petersburg Republican.
+. J. Z. JONES, Gin.
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VOICE or TIE DEMOCRACY,
KING GEORGE.


At Z meeting Of the Republicans of King George
county, (pursuant t. notice. n, king George Court
Housp on Thursday the An of January. lS44-fieze-
kiah Potts called to the Char, ard WIN u Coax
Icy appointed Secretary. The object OF the meeting
hivinr been explained by -. Leger l.. Garter, the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
] Rcsoirsd Tia, Addison Haasiofd, Abram llnoe
and Thomas X. Psce, b. appointed to represent the
wishes OF this meeting IN the Safe Convection, pro-
posed 10 be held in tie city of Richmond the ST OF
February Tor the purpose OF forming on Electoral cket
for the State ofvirgina.
. Resotced, That this meeting has undiminished
confidence the ability of Ma'tn Van Buren,, and in
the soundness of his political views, aud trusts that he
NAV be the nominee OF The Baltimore Convention; ne
verheless it is perfectly willing to surrender its pre-
ferences and TO cordially support of the person
selected by that Convention.
3 Resofr4d That whenever the time and place shall
be desip mated for the meeting of District Convention
10 elect four persons to attend the Baltimore Conven-
ton S., leaer l. Carter, Thomas X. Price, and VIM
b Coakley, he, and they hereby appointed, TO re-
present the opinions Of this meeting in That body, and
are especially instructed 10 cast their votes for such
persons as are known 20 be willing t, abide BY the de
c,son Of tac majority OF the Dsmoctate party
4 Resolred That 81. Leger l. Carter 10 fiji and
poaer person to be one OF The four members from
thus District, and that II. he recommended 10 The Con-
yrntion fer that purpose.
). Rssolr.d, That ,n5smufh as our political anagn
nss have instituted Clay clubs, and has been thought
wise to counteTact their efforts by the formation OF
Democratic Assoc tons in the several counties of the
State this meeting viii lkewis, establish for The
county of King George, believing 1t most sincerely
does that the salvation of our political institutions de-
ponds upon the exclusion OF Henry Cay and all who
think with INN, from official sitaaiions where they can
impose their pe,nicious policy upon US.
g. Resoised, Tia. the sad Democratic Association
shall be constituted as follows, VIZ 1t shall have
Prs dent, Treasurer and Secretary, whose bus il
shall be to prepare mater for discussion at each meet
ing and procure and cause 10 be s:rbuted all do
cuments and papers which may be deemed useful to
disseminate among The people for taer information
upon political topics,
7. Resoped, That the time Of meeting shall be the
second Saturday in every month, commencing in
March, and the place King George Court HOUSE; and
all questions which may arise, shall be decided by
majority Of the members present, and in of lie,
The President shall have an additional casting vote
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REPUBLICAN MEETING IN Campbell

"
| AT a meeting of the Democratic party ot Campbell
county, convened OF the Courthouse on the 9Th day
of January 1914, Sterling &. Anderson, Esq va:
called to the Chair, and W. 7. Yancey appointed Sc
| crct,ry.
The object of the meeting was briefly explained b,
Mr. Charles H. Lynch, who offered the following reso
ton, which adopted:
Resolred, That - Delegates be appointed 10 re
present this county in the Democratic Convention e
he held in the city Of Richmond on The FIRST day o
February next: Whereupon, the following were aP
pointed Delegates u SAID Convention to wit Messrs
William Daniel, John &. Mean, Bennett NJ De Witt
{. Edward Davis o. G.. Clay, Achilles ID. Johnson,
T, Ford, Charles Anthony, Charles H. Lynch, William
d. Branch, Ed sard Boiling. J G. Ward, Thomas W
Jones, DR.. e. D. Gill am, Robert Wal;hall, John T
Lynch, Thomas S. Richardson, DR.. John r. Gras.y
Zaccheus E. Cheathcm, ]. II. Plunkett, S. &. Ander
son, Charles H. Moorman, William T. Yancey, Will
lam NJ Hamlet, Adolphus D. Read, J. Sratton, F
Jones, Adam Clement, Douglas B. Hancock Benja
min Wilkes, John c Johnson and R. II. Gray.
Mr. William Daniel then offered the following reso.
lutoas, which were adopted:
Reso,red That this meeting approve OF the District
Convenlon proposed BY our fellow citizens of Buck
inuham, To be held at Curdsvlie the - day Of
February next, for the purpose of appointing Dele
gates from this Congress onal District to attend the
Democratic Convention in Baltimore; and that -
be- and they are hereby appointed 10 represent TIN.
meeting in the first mentioned convention.
RESOLVED, That, in the opinion of this meeting
Curdsy,lle would be convenient point for the meet
ing of Delegates from the several counties Of this Sc
material District TO select Democratic candidate TO
this District.
Resolved That the delegates 10 the District Conven
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supreme Court Of the United States.
'f w .,,,xcroy Ian I'D

w ASHISGToS, Jan o lSff.
p,,sp,ntto law the Supreme Court met this morning
n. the Courtroom in the Capitol.
Present: The Hon Roger B fancy, Chief Justice;
Hon. John Mclean, and Hon. James M. Wayne
Hon John Ca,ron, and Hon. John Mckinley, Asso'
ciute Justices.
On motion of the Attorney General w. H. Stewart
ESQ, of Maryland, admitted an attorney and coun
seor of this Court.
The Chief Justice announced 10 the Bar that The
Court would commence the call of The docket to-mor-
row, under the Goth rule o! Court.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning II o'clock.
TUESDAY, Jan. 9.
Present as yesterday, and Mr. Justice Baldwin and
Mr.. Justice Daniel.
On motion Of Mr. Coke, Seth Barton, Esq of Lou
isiana was admitted attorney and counsellor of this
Court.
No Alexander G. McNutt, &c, plaintiffs in err
ror, rs Richard J. Bland, It al. This cause was ar.
gued by General Jones for the plaintiffs IN error, and
by Mr. Walker for the defendants in error
Adjourned ill to-mor.ow. IL o'clock A. M.
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,,on mentioned in the foregoing resolution, be- ana
they are hereby appointed "a delegates on the pa, be-
W., tom ,le counties of Cumberland and Buckns-
I h,m to a' select candidate for the Senate
Rs That the time po Of se 81 T,s ae sasss
II an 'non,;nosd in The frs. resolution, would be 10
no,a IL. time for making such that ,hf
counties of Buckingham and Cumberland be ,bar
n GO nd d. leca,es 10 sad District Convention a"'ho
L. e. s| ~ nominate candidate for the Senate.
The following then appointed Dsisg ley .hos &c
the District Convention, in conformity w''n Inc a' p"
,ssoInt,on- 10 wi: Msssrs. William D. Branch; 100
hart caw,born. Seth Woodroof, D. B. Hancock, bols'
coe James Russell villa" A. roo'f i, roc h' Ok
rr Hin McCraw, Calvin Ford Charles H. Lyh H,v ~
Robert Wal,hall, r. II. Gray, Daniel Stra''on ane
Granville Jordan. a b., ,be
Resoiged That these proceedings be signed by by n'
Chairman and Secretary, and copies thereof De lor
ward.d T. The Editors Of the Republican and Enquirer
for publication. xo,,co, c..:,
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g Resssea, That every D'"osf4,' citizen Of o.
the county shall be considered as m ha eannd
This Association, and if contributions be ,oun'
'so.,.,, ;, r,;ss n fund for the purchase oil use
Gl p"l,',cal papers for distribution, each man shall ~
he held perfectly free to contribute or not as o.
~I.,so. and al ar. earnc,tly requested to attend
the meetings az often possible TO suggest %na,
ever nay s4vaace the glorious cause oil hePuo''a"
p,sol,ef. That il shall he the duty of the Ssc'e'ar,
>, Lssr record Of the proceedings of the s-vefa
nsr ,ors and The Treasurer shs render regular &C
cum, of til. expenditure OF ali MONIES entrusted Il
his ,,.,, p;b,,
Thomas X Price was then fec'eo rfes'oen'' go
po,,s r. Treasurer. and William B. Coakley Secre
tary. ., ho NH
I,shed IN The Richmond Enquirer and Democratic I'VE
co-aer. HELEhlai ~ -
w, u (-o,rrry S.cTftIrH.
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WV. 4. Scorr, Sccp
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.

At meeting of The Democratic Republicans Of tbs
county Of Chesterfield on the s:h January, 1874, !
being court dry-on motion, Woodson w. Hancock
was called to the Chair, and Slas Cheatllam chosen
Secretary. -
The Chairman concisely explained the object of the
meeting after which, on notion
Resoired, That twenty delegates be appointed by th'
Chairman to represent, this county in the Republican
State Convention to be held in the city OF RICHMOND
on The lst day of February next.
whereupon, the following gentlemen we're named
James Elan, James II Cox, IL Hancock, Aexnnde
Jones, Il II Brooks, William f. Bankenshlp, Greer
Hall, william Gray S. Basseit French, d. II. Flour
nov. WIN P. Winfree, Poval Turner, r II. Tatum, Da
MEL Woodbridge, Charles w. Friend Alexander Sims
Nelson Gregory, Joseph A. Brooks, Benjamin Hor
ner, and Leroy Branch.
On motion,
Resoirsd, That these proceedings be published in TIN
Richmond Enquirer.
And then, on motion, the meeting adjourned
W. w. HANCOCK, Chm.
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SiLAs CHEATEaM, S,cy.
CAROLINE COUNTY

In obedience 10 previous notice. large number oil
the Democratic party of the county assembled al Inc
Bowling Green, on Monday, the sh January, for the
purpose of appointing Delegates 10 the State ConVen-
ton, and organizing Democratic Assoc'a,'on'
On motion, Francis w. Scott was called TO the
Char, and John Tod appointed Secretary.
the Chairman having explained the object oil the
mee,inr, on motion of Geo Fhzhugh, It was
Peso!rfd That thirty-wo delegates be appointed TO
attend the Democratic Convention 10 oe Deia III
Richmond on lst February, l7l4
Whereupon the Chairman named the following gen.
temen: w u IT'LL,
Archibald Samuel George Tyler, Daniel Dejarnete'
Samuel e. Scott, James b Thornton, Anthnny morn
ton. F. w Coleman, Booth Brown, b w: morr's'
" A. Nloncure, Ira White, w. A. Saunders, Ed
mund Clark, Richard B. White, John Washington,
B F. Taliaferro, w. A. Buckner, John Anderson
VIM Kidd, James J. White, sr Albert Hnndley'
A r. Fl,ppo, J H. Taliaferro, w. R b. Wyatt, DR.
T. L. Scntt, Richard II. Coleman, Dr. VIM Bank
bead Madison n Jones, and Samuel Gordon.
And, on motion the Chairman and Secretary were
added.
MIR. Samuel &. Scott submitted the following reso-
luton which adopted
prsoir,J Thu, The democrats of Caroline form them
selves into al Association and that committee OF SIX
be appointed to draft Constitution, with instructions
to eport the next Court day. The following gentle
men were appointed: Samuel Z. Scott George Fiz
hugh, Jas B. Thornton, Brockenbrough Peyton, Jas
| ID. Coleman, and Archibald Samuel
! On motion The Chairman and Secretary were added
| On motion Of r. II. Coleman the following resou-
ton was after discussion, adopted with but Two
dissenting voices
Resoired, That We have undiminshed confidence IN
the patriotism of our lat, Representative, r NJ. T.
Hunter and the high respect for his talents, and
would recommend him suitable person for Elector
in this Congressional District
The proceedings Of this meeting were ordered to be
published in the Richmond Enquirer, Petersburg Re
publican aud Fredericksburg Recorder.
Whereupon the meeting adjourned TO meet at the
next Cour, day. FRANCIS w. SCOTT, Chm.
JOINS b. Ton, Secy