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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-22
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

TN pursuance OF decree of the United States
i Court for the Fourth Circuit and Eastern Dis
trict OF Virginia, pronounced on the lth day OF
Nav, 1914, in the case of Lewis Rogers and
Charles Sagary, merchants and partners, trading
under the firm and style OF Rogers g. Co., COM
plainants, against Thomas Hudgns, Robert
Hudsins, John l.. EIdgins, and others, defend
ants the undersigned, acting as Commissioners
under said decree will proceed to sell, al public
auction, 10 The highest bidder, al Mathews Court
house, on MONDAY, the 10th day OF March,
after, Sundays exceped,) the following Real
Estate, lying in the counties OF Mathews and
Gloucester, TO wit: One undivided moety OF
Water Grist and Saw Mill and Mill Seat, with
The Lands thereto attached and belonging, form
erly known and called "Whiting's Mill" This
property lies in The county OF Gloucester, about
seven miles from the Courthouse, and is very
valuable.
Also. Lot at Mathews Courthouse, upon
which there are several Houses-one Of them is
occupied as Tailor's Shop; and another Lot,
about one-quarter of a mile from Mathews Court
house. and adjoining the Mathews Academy, sup
posed 10 contain forty acres. On this lot there is
a new two-story Dwelling.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash, and the re-
slue in equal instalments OF six and twelve
months credi.s-the purchaser or purchasers exc
cutting bonds, with approved security, for the de-
until the credit payments are made.
Fl. The above sale was advertised 10 lake
place on the lst day Of January ls45, but was
nnavoidably postponed
JOHN Fl. DIGGS, iCom'rs.
JOHN BOHANNAN, JR,
| Feb 6-ctds
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FoR THE ENQUIRER.



The friends OF Temperance and the public &c.
morally are respectfully informed that an effort
will be made during the next week 10 Iekindle an
interest on this subject in this city.
Ii is a painful fact that there has seemed 10 be a
reaction upon the subject Of Temperance among
US for some time past, and it is very desirable thai
all its friends should make renewed efforts for its
prosperity. Nothing valuable can be accomplish.
.iwilhout assiduous, persevering efforts, and sure
" this object is one we'll worthy OF the influence
and hearty cooperation of every citizen.
Mr. Cough, who has been for some months
pas, occurring al the North. has consented TO visit
our city, His reputation as public speaker is
equal 10 any advocate this cause has ever had in
this country. Crowds have followed him for
weeks in succession in the cities of Boston, New
York and Philadelphia He is expected to be
here in company with the Rev. ]. Marsh, Cor.
Secretary OF "JHe American Temperance Union
on the Doth inst. The place. Of meeting will be
duly notified, but it is expected that ne will speak
for several successive nights. Let every friend
Of Temperance in the city devote as much time
as possible during his stay TO this cause, and lei
each one be active in inviting others 10 hear MIR.
g., and especially endeavor 10 induce those who
drink either moderately or to excess to attend the
meetings
The undersigned respectfully ask the co-opera-
iion OF the Editors Of our papers, the Pastors Of
our churches, our Physicians, and allour Profess
sional and Public men to attend The meetings and
lend their influence in advancing this glorious
Cause SAM. REEVE,
JAS. G.. CRANE.
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MARINE JOURNAL.


Consgnees of Schr. Marietta Burr-B. Peyton
]. C. Crane, A. Duval & Co., L. d. Crenslaw &
Co, Fry Il Co, J. Bigelow, R &. Weller, w
Taylor, Davenport q Allen, Boyd, Edmond s.
Co, Andrew Pinini, WIN. Bunuss, Antonio
PiAini, o. A. Slrecker, J. Womble L. NJ. Lee,
J. Dooey, s. E. Dove, vanlew, Smith & Co,
r. X. Duval, L. Taylor, G. q. Thompson, P.
Purcell, c. A. Hodges, lnloes & Brother, A.
Craig j. D. Webster, w. H. Davidson Hub.
bard, Gardner & Co, J. Butierworh, f. S. Will
liams, r. Fl. Taylor, c. T. Dunscomb E. b
Bentley, T; II, Beal, Kent, Kendall 6 Atwa,er
R. Mott, Dunlop, Moncure Il Co., G. T. Sum.
ner, w. Ritter J. Sizer & Son, Workman, Nc.
Gruder & Co, j. Thompson s. Co, I. Robert.
son, Smith & Harwood, and J. c. Bennett & Co.
PoRr WALrnALI, Feb 90 and 2Isl-Anived
and sailed, steamer John Marshall, Mitchell
master, with passengers and freight for Rich
mond, Petersburg and Norfolk.
Sailed Barque Globe, Essling, master, Rio,
flour from Gallego Mills and Haxall's.
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JAMES RIVER s KANAwHA CANAL.
RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 20, 1915.
AR IlIVED


Boat Columbia, J. t. Thomas, Master with
80 tons mdze IRON Lynchburg 10 SAINT Rodgers,
Preston & Enders Fry s. Co. Boyd, Edmond
s. Davenport, WEBB, Bacon, & Co, and B.
Peylon.
Boat Ben Franklin, p Pampln, Master with
4G1 tons mlxe from Lynchburg and Eth Greek,
to J. r. Anderson, L. D. Crenshaw g. Go !,
FRY & Co, Walter d. Blair, James c. SPOTS,
and Boyd, Edmond & Davenport.
Boat Commerce, J. X. i'eal, Master, with -
tons mdze from Lynchburg and Scollsville, 10
]. ]. Faris & Co., Blair < peterborough, F..
g. Tompkins & Co., Shields & Somerville,
J. r. Anderson.
Boat Buchanan, I. Lenahan Master, with 10
tons mdze. from Sco!svie, 10 A. L. Harris, b.
Sheppard, VIM. Anderson, jr., J. j. Fars &
Co, N. ii. Ragland Greuer Il Gre,ler Brown,
Taylor G. Tucker, Deane & Brown, and Blair
& Brockcnbrough.
CLEARED,
Boat Champion, S. Guerrant, Master, with
%, tons mdze for Lock No. !, Columbia, New
Canton and Scousvile.
Boat Farmer N Goodwin, Master with %.
tons mdze., for Hardwicksvillc, Staples Mills
aud Lynchburg.
Boat Kanawha, C. D. Station, Master; with 81
tons rndzc, for Scottsviile and I.ynchburs.
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p1-cxINcuAM cOUNTY

Ata meeting OF portion Of the Democrats o.
Buckingham, held at the Courthouse on The 10Th
February lS45 Chat being Court day,) Robert
Shaw, ESQ, was called 10 the chair, and William
L. Brown appointed secretary.
On motion of Robert I. HUBBARD, Esq, COM
mil.ee of fourteen was selected from different
paris Of The county 10 nominate candidates ioI
Congress and the Stale Legislature.
The committee was composed OF the following
gentlemen, viz: Robert T. Hubbard, Charles
Yancey, William lsbell, Stephen Hooper, Josiah
Periue, Thomas Forbes, William B. Cook, VIM
A. Chambers, Rob't Turner, Edward Curd John
j. Gillian Sam'l P. Hardwicke, Wilson Hicks
and Dr. James Austin.
The committee, after retiring for short time
returned and recommended for Congress, the
Hon. Edmund w. HUBBARD, as faithful and ef
fcirnt Representative, and worthy to be CONT
nued; which recommendation was approved 0
by the meeting and he was unanimously nomi
mated
The committee thought it advisable TO post
pone the selection and nomination of county can
daa,es ill March Court when a full attendance
Of the Democrats OF the county is requested To-
thai purpose.
Then, on motion Of Major Charles Yancey
the meeting adjourned.
ROBERT SHAW, Chm.
1EM. L. BRowN, Sec'y.
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LOTTERIES.
PlGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, Corner Of Mai
- and Governor Streets.

PlGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, Corner Of Main
- and Governor Streets.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$4,000 Capital.
Drawing received by Satnrday's mail Capt.
tails: 5000, 1000, 600, i,4l0, &c. IL Nos, ~
ballots Tickets SO.
Also for Saturday nght-Capitals: 10000,
5000, $500, 1900, 1900, $40, &c. 70 Nos, l2
ballots. Tickets 81
TO BE DRAWN SOON.
Splendid Scheme:
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars!,
Drawing received by Mondays mall February
"A. Splendid Capitals-l Of $3.50, 900, 10000,
5000 2,4i0, 10 prizes of2000, 1900, 200, 600,
500, &C., &c. 70 Nos, IA drawn ballots Tickets
$40.
II For other Schemes, call atthe Office.
II Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries,
will be promptly attended to, and drawing sent
when requested THOS. B. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
Feb II
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
NHE subscriber respectfully announces 10 his
i friends and The public, thai he has purchased
Mr.. ERASTUS COLEMAN'S interest and
become sole lessee of the above Establishment
The Hotel is located convenient TO all the
PRINCIPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS
and RAILROAD DEPOTS, and offers every
inducement for comfort The rooms are large
and airy, and furnished in style not surpassed
by any similar establishment in the United
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in
The management OF FIRST CLASS HOTEL
he flalters himselfha every department of The
Establishment will be conducted in style TO
please those who may iayer him with call
Dec 5-clOt JOHN WEST
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,


TIME Subscriber having removed from his old
i stand the Exchange Hotel, 10 the Granite
Buildings, now the UNITED STATES HO-
TEL, on Pennsylvania avenue, between Third
aud Four-and-a-half streets, one block from the
Railroad depot, respectfully solicits portion Of
the public patronage. Hcnow has associated with
him Mr.. James II. Birch, OF Washington City.
The "UNlrED STATES" as regards locali-
", as the most eligible Hotel in The city, and one
Of The most CONNEXIONS in the Union. Ii IS but
about two minutes walk from the Railroad Depot
and five from the Capitol, and has accommoda-
tons for three hundred hoar,lers.
No labor or expense has been omiltel 10 anti
cipate the wants OF both temporary and perma-
nent customers. From our establishment at
Pney Point, on The Potomac, We will he constant
~ supplied with abundance Of fresh fish and oy-
s,ers, and our arder stocked with every rarity The
market affords.
Sincerely thankful for The past lavors which
liberal public have ever shown him, he solicits
continuance of their patronage, and he promises
that his efforts and those of his partner, shall be
unceasing in Studying and providing forlhecom-
tort of those who may make The United States
Hotellhci home THOMPSON TYLER.
Washington, D. c., Nov. l9-tf
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HOWARD HOTEL. NEW YORK,
Thomas & Roe proprisf0rs.

Thomas y Roe I'rpPrieforS.
m This we-known establishment, at the
fs57a corner Of Broadway and Maiden Lane,
.EA:Xs in The city OF New York, is now opened
under The direction and proprietorship of the I'M
dcrsigned, by whom, its high reputation as Ho-
lei Of the first class, will, ii is hoped, be fully
sustained. II has been put in lie most thorough
and complete repair. painted and Teliiled. Those
arrangements which have ever rendered il equal
ly attractive and convenient 10 men of business,
10 men Of leisure and 10 private families will be
continued, the plan still existing OF having Two
different hours for meals, 50 that all may be suit
ed. This arrangement, il is believed, is pecu-
liar feature Of Tins establishment, and has proved
eminently satisfactory 10 all lis visitors. In adj
diton 10 the exertions oiihe undersigned, those of
Mr.. John Thomas, formerly Of the American
Hotel, Albany, and late Of the United States Ho.
tel, Saratoga Springs, will be used 10 ensure, as
far as possible, The satisfaction of the friends OF
the House and the public generally. The under
signed, look, with confidence, 10 The maintenance
OF that favor with which the "Howard Hotel" has
ever been honored. NJ. ]. THOMAS,
STEPHEN r. ROE,
(Laie Commander OF the Hudson River Steam
Boat Empire.l Feb. ll-St
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n, he Editors O %. February 18th, 1915.

Tsm Editors G {, 20 February l5'h' iS4',
- with regret, ,ha. our present rss;Sen, ap pss
Seeing WIN ,.a lohn ". Jones, declines a re-
becomes our duty 70 ss,ss' n be- voted
esc.,I' as The candidate Of our p''s' "
~ in The coming election. ..,ion is no, 10 dis
Inc ne claims of any gentlemen otour mar.
Parage be spoken Of as candidates he vo,ers
been OF may - 10 cali TO The notice OF le so..,a
rs bal slinP he name OF gentleman whose WHOSE ?aa nn
The district one will deny and who would, II no,
fcalloas rscs;ye the hearty support OF evepy mue
m maaNcra, in the District We Mr Sco,,;s ae.
De@os ,rr ESQ, Of Richmond M Sso,i :, ,hs -
G. seg p,snubcan No one who oosefVs e .ds 81,
hume sacritces he made in The late Presloen-
forts anu can doubt his sincerity, pemocla-
tlal sruss Mas, OF nobler and ADLER champion
ey calno osd limit limits OF Virginia. AS statesman
ID lns ss,sr he has no, superior IN the STATE
and aeS S", as the standard-bea OF our party,
and all will be well; ,. 6 srnererooa,ion
w. more of the ability and services OF VT.
s 70 "a! AMI will conclude by assuring you, .ha'
On .. have expressed the wishes Of tne Denta'y
o. D s-The Republicans are requested 10 mee'
r. Court, not only to nominate candi-
81 ,bs House Of Delegates, but also 10 ap-
ca;s ~ S.lssa,es 10 the Convention 10 be holden al
G ;"h, -" on The l2h March, 10 nominate can
d'aa'e :" HANOVER.
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For the Enquire.

10 THE DEMOCRATS OF HANOVER wi; R,
~ Ths crisis has arrived, when it behooves you 10
r. M and a doing and to buckle on your armor
s sf s n., as House sse d Deal bse ssrs"d
V y especially the election OF United States
senator TOR who will assist in reannexing the "Lone
s s Of rsxas" 10 our glorious galaxy Of six and
twenty. This being The case, let old Hanover e,
snare some ollhe glory Of eleclins him. In order
n insure this, there is nothing wanting but union,
S,n mon, and concert of action. As the Demo
sra.s intend TO hold a meeting at the February
Conn, in order 10 nominate candidate 10 re-
rresrn them in the next House OF Delegates Of
Virginia. Let an humble individual, present. to
ronr consideration Young man Of fine abilities
and sterling Republican, after the old Jeilerso-
MAN school, we'll worthy, well qualified 10 adoIn
,ha, Office That man IS Mr. Nathaniel a.
Thompson. Then lei me appeal TO every De
mocrat 10 be at his post, and TO nominate him as
the candidate, and success will crown our ell
forts. Dr-hoOnAi'
FYb 90 1915
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PirrsYLvANIA C. H., Feb. 1.

TS0e Editor Of The Lynehbnrg Republican.
A convention OF Delegates from the counties
composing this Congressional District assembled
here to day, and unanimously nominated William
NJ. Treadway, Esq, of Pit.sylvania, as the De
mocra,ic candidate 10 succeed the Hon. Walter
Coles. On being officially informed Of his no
minalion, Mr.. Treadway appeared before The
Convention and rendered his thanks for the honor
conferred upon him in a short but forcible speech
He accepts the nomination, and will enter upor
The canvass forthwith. A report of the proceed
lngs in detail will be furnished you in due time
Yours truly,
JAMES E. HAMLET.
Scc'ry Of the Convention.
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WTORTHAMS OFFICE.-No. !, Exchange

NV ORTHAM'S OFFlCE"-No. !, Exchange
w Place.
$4,000 Capital in The Alexandra Lottery,
Extra, Class No. 10 Drawing received at |
o'clock. Prizes: $4,000, 5000. 1000, li45,
20 of 900, 40 Of $50, so Of 100, 80 Of ~, SC.
Tickets S5; shares in proportion.
Also, for TO Day.
$4,000 Capital in the Alexandria District Lot
terry, Glass No. 8. Drawing received by Mon
day morning. Prizes: $40 600, l5,Oo0, s,Uvu,
5000, 3O0s, SO Of 1000, so Of 500, GO Of 300,
&c. Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
And to be drawn soon:
March lst.-SiOOOO, $4,000, 10000, GoOO,
5000, 1000, &c. Tickets $40.
March sih-$30,000, 10000, 5000, $40,
1900, $500 Sc. Tickets $40.
March l5th-$30,O00 10000, 5000, 5000,
$500, l,0l7, &c. Tickets $40; :. 800 s.
March 22nd-S300OO, 10000, 5000, 1867, 6
of 500, &C. Tickets $40.
March a9th.-$3O,O 900, 10000, 5000, 1000,
3,4OO, $500, &C. Tickets $40.
For sale by CHAS. WORKMAN.
Eah %
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DEATHS.

Died. on the 10Th inst, at his residence in Ches.
terheld county, after AN illness Of ten days, RICH.
AaD K KUHN, Jr., in the Both year Of his age
Died, at the residence OF his father, near Man.
chester, on yesterday morning, Mr.. WV. c. CoPBs
IN the Ssh year Of his age As Magistrate, he
was efficient and impartial. As man, up.
night and honest. Helived without reproach and
died without fear.
His friends, and those Of his father, Mr. Jno
Coebs and family, are invited TO attend his faner.
q from his father'sresidence, this day at halfpas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-22

GARDEN SEED,
EROM Growers Of known reputation, ana
warranted fresh and genuine, at Wholesale
and retail.
Acknowledgment Globe
Asparasus-White Giant
Pole Beans-Large and small Lima
Snap Beans-Early China, early felioW SIX
weeks, Early Mohawk, Hall Mooh' refugee OF
1000 10 one
Beet-Early Blood turnip-ro Early Yellow
,urnip- rooted, Long Blood, Manscl Wnrzel,
While Silesan, French Sugar
Brocoli-Whilc and Purple Cape
Cabbage-Eariy and Large York, Early Bat
tersea, Early Sugar Loaf, Large Drumheao'
large Bergen, Flat Dutch, Drumhead Savoy,
Green Cure,l Savoy, Red Dutch
Celery-While Solid ,,,,..
Carrot-Long Orange, Long Red and Whi'e
Field
Caulifower--Early and late
Cress-Cured or Pepper Grass
Cncumber-Early Frame Early Cluster, Long
Green I.cnp prickiy, Glerkin for picking
Corn-Eary Sugar, Early Tuscarora, Early
Golden Sioux
Endiye-G:een Cured
Egg Plant-Purple c,,,
Scotch, Rape or Cole
I,eek-Large Scotch
Lettuee-Whi1e and Green Head, Early CURED
India. White and Green Co.'S, Brown Dutch
Melon-Nu,meg Green Citron, Pine Apple
Water Melon-fnes kinds
Nasturtium
Mustard and Black
Onion-White and Red
4 Okra
Dwarf Prolific ~
Peas-Landrelhs Extra Early Early May
Early Frame Blue Prussian, Dwarf Marrowiat
Bishops
Pepper-Assoried
Parsnip-Long Smooth French Sugar
Parsey-Fine cured.
Pumpkin-Large Yellow.
Raddish-Lons Scarlet, Long Salmon, Whit
Turnip, Scarlet Turnip Black Spanish
Salsiiy-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
Sauash-Early Bunch.
Toma,o-Large Red and Yellow.
Turnip-assored.
Herb and Flower Seeds.
Jan. 7-cw4w IN. fALMEf<.
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Feb. 20, 1915
E1y Tie Enquire,

The Democrats Of Powhatan are requested 10
meet al their Court House on The frst MONDAY
in March next (being Court day, Tor Tue pur-
pose of sending Delegates to The D's'rie. Marc6
nsri for the purpose of nominating candidate
inr Congress in The place Of our able Representa-
i've john w. Jones, vino declines reelection.
And also 10 take into consideration The proPrie'y
Of nominating candidate TO represent this coun-
i; in the next Legislature Of Virginia, .n.
= SEVERAL VOTERS.
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REDUCTION OF FARE.
For the L,auenTGtion on the All March.

s.ssSSs t,xnes NOTICE is hereby given,
TGT.a SEfSS that tickets will be issued from
Richmond Fredericksburg, and any other points
on the line Of the Railroad TO Washington, on
tie 81 and Sd Of 'Iareh, with the liberty ofrelurn-
ing free OF charge on The 5lh, tiA and IN, for The
price ofhe single ticket only lha, is say, at So
so from Richmond, 1926 from Fredericksburg,
and in proportion for Intermediate points.
THO SHARP.
Feb. 92-td Agent OF Transportation.
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INrnRMATION WANTED.

TOHN WATTERSON, the son Of Jos. Wat
j ,erson, late of Montgomery county, Stale Of
Virginia, left his fathers house some thirteen or
fourteen years ago, and was last heard Of on the
Wheeling road acting as agent for wagoners or
some such business. This was some seven or
eight years ago-since which time, no informal
ton has been had OF him. His father having died
since, he has interest here worth attending TO- II
he is still living, any information of him will be
thankfully received by line addressed 10 James
Hesep, LAFAYETTE P. O., Montgomery Co., Va.
Dec. 20-c2aw6m
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p;,,e,,ron;o Ssno,o,;o, D;s,r;e,

Patsylrania Senatorial District.
We have received the proceedings of the Dis
trict Convention, held at Henry Court House on
The Convention unanimously nominated Elan
Williams, Esq, of Henry, as the candidate.
Lyneadnrg Republican.
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Er mr. Eu0Nir,

For he EN4NUT.
We prcsen, TO the Democratic voter, OF Inc
Richmond Congressional District JAMES a.
seldom, Esq, as a gentleman IN all respects
qualified 10 conduct The approaching canvass anu
10 represent the district in Congress.
Several Ea7S Of P0raataa.
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AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER, who is
n graduate of one of our principal institutions,
is DESTROYS of obtaining situation for the en-
suing year, either in an Academy or private
school, where the services of Classical and Ma
thematical Teacher would be required.
The best references can be given.
Address R. Fl. G., Barbours X Roads, Isle Of
Wight county, Va. Oct 7-2awti
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,.,.i Nv offering the following resolu

ion non !, rsa, committee ofshree be appoint pint
RestsS, anon MIR. S. F. Leake and Gen :, oJ he
wal! ap1u whether they will submit 10 the
s.on Of tas Mr. George W. Carr arose s;,h ana
p had nominated Gen Gordon w,Goa
sd thai nc u him, or any person aa'n nor,
sng r him. upon The subject; and , ,na' ne H.
ssud With pop.e.y Be drawn ,n sn aaa
The stated tina, Gen Gordon Il had ae
A ne Sa' he would mol submit TO the decision u
be conTen' n2opsr to state ha, Mr. VIM o,, RO
[lf%a his knowledge been appoansS
sao had Srom Albemarle, and who was pr 'sSan
adsgas nven,ion as spectator arose S %n na,
al The called and said that as ne a0 a no
hi. name S ,ss authority OF the ConUen0 ,sa a1S
recognise ,s sui 10 submit to its decision, wS sm
did not n'seu improper for him TO SIT as %es.
q course any way take in .ns is om re-
and his name was a@
.. of delegates.
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~ xs s9ATH @

DHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public, thalhe has opened his
Coach Repository, opposite the Virginia and Far
mer's Banks Main Street. Richmond, where he
Will Will keen a large assortment Of Carriages, from
the ' he's, manufacturers in Philadelphia Newark,
and New York which he will warrant to he equal
to anv work in the Union, and will sell at the
lowest cash prices. Carriages OF all kinds made
to order at the shortest notice, and in the best
STYLE, and in all cases warranted TO stand we'll
Coach and Harness-maKers Materials sofa low
Feb J2 G, w, COX.
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II THE FAIR.-The Ladies Of the Second
Baptist Church will once more open their Fair
Room al The City Hall on Monday night, at seven
O'Clock. A sumpluous supper will then be served
up, during which good band of music to enliven
The entertainment is expected 10 be- in attendance
Supper being despatched, sale a, auction of all
the articles remaining on hand will be made
All who approve of good objects, good eating,
good music, or good bargains, are expected 10 at
send.
Abundance 10 full participation in all these
good things, SO cents. Feb. 22--t
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DIGGER'SAPRIZE OFFICE, corner OF Main
ID and Governor Streets
Drawing Of the Pokomoke River Lottery, Class
No. Sc:
is As Q - G3 40 30 50 A IS ii 20 l3
$4,000 Capital
Drawing Of very small Lottery comes 10 hand
BY lo-day's mail. Capitals: $4,000, 1000 ,GO0
$40, 1000, &c. - Nos, IL ballots. Tickets
S. CO. For sale BY The package or single ticket
by THOMAS b. BIGGER,
Feb D. Managers Office