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:, .,y-anerican 20 cts: Holland 81 per gallon.
BALTIMORE MARXET-sep, 1915 Pm.

BALTIMORE MARKET-sept 10, r. NJ.
FLouR-Drmand limited; sales nj 81 81 a ooi s'oeh
hand light.
Gnn,-Sales OF Wheat at 75a a cents for ordinary 10
good SAFES of Corn 45 FOR white aud ~ 81 of
yellow. Oats 50 a sac.
BAcos-Demand moderate: sales OF shoulders al
II, hams 81 10, and sides i cts.
LAsp-Demani fair: sales ut + et-
WYt.ErY-saies of hjs. %, and bbls al "a CENTS
stock light.
Co,rEp-saes show a slight improvement; 200 bags
Rio sold al :, Z. and 2: cts.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
o,crXoyp yAnxETs-wmoLEsALE PRICES.

r., ~ ,-,,L ,naus Thursaau eresils, Sept II.
ToBArCO-Thr inspections for ih's weeA ia, o.'
comparative!y moderate; the market Is more '''''
ard bidders nj the ware houses seem dsposen :" p's
,hcr HI ,ler for tire C. n:non qualities OF lrii
thourh there appears 10 be very little change >" ~
since our last Quotations. We now quote, Lhes q -.
75a 2 &C: Common Leaf Is to 90; GOOD 10 '"e
10 lc:ind Extra Manufacturing ~ 10 10.
UHEAT.-1he receipts have been large az" ''''
stock row on hand il quite extensive: ''e "i'''' ~
somewhat crowded, in consequence OF Which, '"' -
ers seem unwilling 10 pay higher than ~ % Gents PC
br.hrl according TO quality. .. !,
FLOUR-There has been very ht'e e"'"' "
prices since our last quotations: Holders arc NJ"
81 IS, while buyers appear un"iiiinsto give "''e
50 4 Gel. The latter seems TO be me fu''hE P''
COEN-is 50 cents per bushel.
OATs-Sacs at 81 cents per bushel
WHEAT oPFAL-Bran 2i cents Shorts ios eeh's'
Brown S;uifs IS cents; ship Stuffs % cents.
/ CoTToN-ri a Il cents erb. Stock quite Small
PROVISIONS m:th6cld Bacon, 81 cts, ana
scarce; Todd's family ho. round, . c.i Western S'''''
sas; G., shoulders = &c. Laid-9a ~
Fs;J2TIrnuscs: no. Iierrines SAG y ii in store
ncOffEEERo e. a cents: s., Domingo a 81; Ia
ru,ra Il a g. Java a l1!-stock lghi demand '"oue-
TEAs-Imperia and Cunpowder 60 cents s. % per
H. Black % 4 10 cents ,.L
glt; Porto Rico FL; St Cf"i1 Q q = i'oa' s"sa'
M6I,ASSES-I.nba - 3ocen:s; Porto Rico 81 50 e
prime New Orleans in hills - 80 cents. - "a.
BRANDY-Otard. Dupuy Z Co. So . %: a..
se,nrcit. 20 -; Imitation rs Soc; Sazerac 81 a
s0 Peach dull n, 50 c. 81. Prices nominal
RUM ENGLAND in Ibis, 30 81 cents
1 WIIISKEY-Wr quote bbs al 25 c no mus. III ''a'
ctv-Anerican 30 cts: Holland 81 per gallon
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NnTff'I.

4 SITUATION a. Il Teacher il wanted by young
"A LADY, who has laugh, School for several years, and
has testimonials Of hsh moral character and ability Ia
unpart thorough knowledge Ill the branches Of a
saad English Educatilu; together with Drawing and
Painting Communications addressed 10 A q, Ror
ISL Richmond, Virginia, will BE- promptly attended 10.
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REDUCTION or FAaE-We learn from ihe "a
trioi, that al meeting Of The Board 81 Directors
OF The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Yesterday
morning, a resolution was adopted reducing. me
fare on ani after Monday next, between bai'l-
more and Washington, from lwo dollars 10 on"
dollar aud sixty cents, and al the rate OF tour GEMS
per mile for intermediate places. The round TRIP
ticket 10 he abolished. This reduction WI, we
presume, give general satisfaction, ana IL IS 10
hoped will rcsul, as much 10 he advantage Of The
company as lor fares have elsewhere.
YcS'trGay's Ball. San
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RIcnMovp, SEPTEMBER 10, 1915.
ARRIVED,

AKKIVED,
Canal Goat Paul Pry, J. Gilmore, with 81 ton:
mdse. from Lynchburg, TO H. Ladlam & Co. and
j. r. Anderson.
CLEARED
Boat Tennessee, d. Crumpacker, with 40.
tons mdsc, for Lynchburg.
Boat New Yo,k, J. NJ Tapscou with lCE tons
mdse. for Warren, Elk Creek and Lynchburs.
Boat star, T. P. Wright, with u tons mise,
for Lynchbnrg.
Boat Union, J. D. Button, empty, for Lynch
burp
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HANpDFN SIDNEY CoIIrcr

NOTlCE-lhe Annual Address will he dely-r.lt +.
fore the Union Literary Society Of H. :. c,l,s, +,
the Rev : J. +. Anderson, OF Danvil;e on Tllr4
the lsil OF September, bring The second IA, n r,r
mencenrnf. ". EDWARD TREnWiy
WILLIAM I. JOHNSON
Aug 22-cwid Csnr,,,'.
lcT The Waterman of the South Richmond ,yb.
Time. and Compiler, and Petersburg Intelligence, an
please copy weekly nnl the 18th Of Seplvmnr, /, !
send their acconnls 10 The Union Sociciy.
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NOTICE,

ryNHE Tappnhannocs Seminary, urLrr tie imiaedia'e
Il charge al Mrs. Lacy Y. Gray. w'll o-rn on IT.
hrs; day Of October, for the reception OF Young
They II tc instructed in all - branches OF Ene..a
literature, a they become sllthby prepared 10 ,u,t'
upon them
Miss Sarah Tole, known BY many fcr her hcrous7
and superior qualifications IN teaching, VIII assist Ms
Gray the conscientious discharge OF the dncs 0. The
Seminary.
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TAVERN HOUSE FOR RENT AT POW

HAITIAN COURTHOUSE.
r AN DESTROYS of renting ont my Tavern House and
i appurcnances, at Powha.sn Courthouse for term
nf Three yrars from the first day Of November next,
when possession will be given. The House i large,
and well suited for country Tavern, and there Is Il
large stable and coed Garden attached to the Tavern
Ans pcisan dcss Of renting can ascertain the terms,
which will Ire accommodating. by application TO me,
either in nersnn or by letter, to this place IL The pro-
perry is nor rented privately before the first alonday
in October next will, that day, he rented out pub
RICHARD BASS.
po,.h.,o, r. n Sant ln-cwjwt
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iRDiAEES.

Married on Thur.lay the 4;h September. by the Rev
Richard II. Mitchell, al Iii. residence Of Mr. WIN. ;
Mann. Col WILLIAM 3. nIi. % King & Queen, e
Miss JULIA a MsSS, ~ Essex.
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Dtey & Steers
= nnI L, Z. IL II n ESS L, lMrrn L, "

Otey & Steers
SADDLE & HARNESS FACTORY.
(No. 81, West Main STD
-Four Doors Adore The Bel Iarcrn.
WE have been, and are now receiving adL-
w tional supplies OF our Stock Of MATERI-
AIS, SADDLERY, HARDWARE, &c, which
enable us to manufacture in the latest and most
approved styles.
We have now on hard large and complete
assortment Of ladies, gentlemen and boys Sad
dies, Of every description varieties q. Harness,
Brides, MaTlingales, Collars, Whips, Wagon
Hames, Trace and Halter Chains; also, Bear
and Buffalo Skins, together with every article
usually KEEP! in a similar establishment
We earnestly solici, a call from persons in
want OF any thing in the above line to an c1a-
mination OF our Stock, as We are preporcd 10 sell
remarkably low.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We solicit a call from Country Merchants, as
il may be 10 their advantage 10 examine our
Stock Of Saddles Brides, Whips and Collars,
which we have on band, and manufacture eI-
prcssly for the trade TuOS. OTEY,
Sept. IL HENRY L. SIZER.
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NoaroLS, Sept iO-Arriyed, brig Victory
Elwcl. from Richmond bound 10 New York, pu
in on account Of head winds; schr. Independence
Powers, from Baltimore, bound TO Richmond
In Hampton Roads, brig Joseph CowpeHhwaise
from Philadelphia, bound 10 Richmond Sailed
schr Edward, Baker, from Boston, bound 10 Rich
mond.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept lO-Ceared, schr. Orator
Scott. for Richmond.
Nrw YonK, Sept CARVED, schr Sea, Har'
from Richmond.
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uoYrs PRIZE oFFIcE.-Drawinr of LeesLuIr

w P.TURpIN's OFFICE.-Louery dra VS.
w in Richmond Today a; - o'clock, al The
Exchange Holel Capital 1900 dollars. Whole
Tickets 81 halves so c; quarters 25 c. Packa-
geS 10 be had in great variety at The little Lucky
Office" in Creek Nation. Sept, II
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! loving, which, having been twice reao' weie vi
the question being put, unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The People OF No;loway, IN common
with their fellow-ciiizcns u Eastern virginia,
view with alarm ard apprehension lie ei'o'
which are beins made 10 procure Inc passaSe =. =.
an ac, IL the Legislature, for taking me sense Vi
The people upon the guest n Of Calling S"h-
yenti..n 10 arer the Constitution OF he STATE !;
and whereas. they believe that tn principles up
on which such Convention must ct necessity be
Organized in o!ier 10 satisfy the ccn.n:s oi i'ic
West. if carried on, in practice, would be emil
ncntly unjust 10 the East and highly injurious 10
its incresis-that the abolition OF the mixed ba-
sis Of representation would give 10 The West The
ascendancv in the Legislaturc-Iiat II would
he unsafe for any community holding slaves 10
Give TO non-slave- holding community The le-
sslaiive control Of such property, and that they
could not expect Legislature so constituted 10
pass such police laws and regulations as are ne
cessary 10 keep such property in proper subec-
, ton and subordination; and, whereas. they be-
l;ere further that the call OF Convention &c
alter The Constitution OF Virginia would be pro-
ductise of no good, but would inevitably result!
in evil, and only cvl-They, therefore,
Resoired, Isl, That they are unanimously OPP
posed to the call Of a Convention TO alter the
Constitution Of the Stale.
%. That they are opposed TO that preliminary
step thereto. the passage OF an act BY the Legs
laiurc 10 take the sense of the people upon The
question Of calling Convention.
3D. That, as slavchoiding people, they are
unwilling 10 confde the legislative control OF lheiI
property 10 a non-slavcholcing community.
4ih. That The Richmond Enquirer and The
Richmond Wing for their advocacy Of Western
interests. in opposition 10 the known wishes ana
vital interests Of The East, have forfeited all claim
10 the confidence and support Of The Eastern peo'
pie.
9Th That the course pursued By The Rich
mond Times and Compiler, and other ncwspa-
rers in Eastern Virginia, who oppose the cal! o.
such Convention. merits The cordial appreciation
and support OF the people OF The East
RcSolrcd, That tie editors of the Richmond
Enquirer The Richmond Wing, and Richmond
Times and Compiler be requested 10 publish The
proceedings Of Ibis meeting.
On notion the meeting then adjourned.
A. A. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
II. r. ANDERSON, Secretary.
We publish The above with great chccrfulness
as We are anxious 10 lay befole our readers eve.
~ expression OF public sentiment in regard 70 The
great question of Convention Is il not, how.
ever, an amusing circumstance, that we should
he requested TO publish our own dealh-warIanl
This is really what an lrishman would call IN.
voluntary suicide We have taken our stand up
on this question, after due deliberalion, and with
conscientious regard to what We consider the
cause OF RICH, and Justice. Our press Is ilee,
and will continue 10 speak The voice OF ireemen.
fESoUInER.
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TERMS As HERETOFORE

BOARD for ten months 500
Tuition IN the first department ri
Second department -
Bed and hrdding S. Fuel 81
Latin and Music Will be taught BY gee tlemen a, ~
owl prizes.
Instruction viii br gwen, II jeSIyej in The Ferf
Language, iikeE -" ~ Embroidery. Drawing Painting
Worst sol, &C., &c, AT s.trs charge
PATRONS
Mr.. William a. Wtish, Of Tappahannock NJ, A.
olson L. carter al Lar easier crunty. Mr. John P,o
Of Tappahannuok; Mr.. George Ff-dcrck Brow d
We'tmor-lani c"nnty: Mr. R'shaId Crolton of Tara
hammock; sir Jonn Cftcher, Jr.. OF We.imorel-n,
county, Mr.. George Dniyns OF Tappahanrotk VI
lanes Eeu al King s. Queen county; Mr. Gieor.r h. .
by of L,nchhurr; Sir. William d. Moclry at Ri. hmoe.
county; Mr.. Washington Perkins Of Essex county, vi
liarw"o. of Richmond county; Nr. Wnftlcy Monia.
OF 6'o'ces'rr r"nhiyi Mr. tiaybrnokr of Ri,hmol.
COUNTY Dr Francis u jones Of DnYi!jlr cmia,,.
Tapihianncck, E>.rA county, Srp,rEIb.ra-o;w
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Mrs. c. c.. BURKE'S School will Ue re.op'h'
Iil ed on the 18th day OF September mex, ~"",
assisted by masters OF experience and ably ~
proposes 4 thorough and extensive course q r.
maie Elucalinn. Juy la-ii
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF MOND.
High Water this day, a. III o'clock, A. NJ.
ARRIVED.
NhIkI III,
Steamer Curtis Peck. Davis, Norfolk


Steamer Curtis Peck Davis, Norfolk.
Schr. Greenway Couch, New YORK, sundfies,
:, Davenport. Allen & Co, J. Morton, L. & {.
E,j;s p per,an, L. D. Crenshaw & Co., Kent,
KandoII & alwalcr, H. Rii.igh, Warren & Far
rec Eintord & Nimmo, Dudley & Bailey, liawes,
Van ucurson & Ward, John Finders, Hubbard
Gardner & Co., ]. r. Anderson, J. Pizzini, J.
Moore, ]. F. Barnes, L. R. Price, c. Crew, lien
~ lanes II. Lud!am & Co, Richardson & Co,
s T, Dove, 7. Tyrer, Willis Co., Qnarlcs &
Merwin, Webb, Bacon & Co, A. Duvai & Co,
someryiIle, c. Sadler, W. NJ Harrison, Royal!
8 Morgan. ]. Thompson & Co., Dunlop, Mon
curc & Co, +. b. Bentley, r. NJ. Allen <
ca F. & J. S. James {; Co., A. h. Rosenheid q
PRO Z. Berkeley, Blair & Brockenbroush. Gay
nor Wood < Co, Boyd, Edmcnd & Co., Van-
Lew & Harris J. X. TIipieit 4 Son, K. w: Al
len w. Anderson, J. Goode, w. Mitchell. VIM.
Ri,,er a. Craig, Brooks, Belt & Hudson, Robert
Nou. La,hrop, Christian & Co, Ii. a. Wat, l..
G Rice. A. H. Wilder, DrinAer & Morris Il. r..
Duval, s. D. Denoon, Haskins & Libby, Gala
cher s. Oldner, j. Meyer, J. s. Fleet, Chenery :;
Hanwell, j. w. Boyd, w. & L. 7. Carpenter,
Cav. Mathews 4 CO.. Wadsworh, Turner & Co.
Scbr. Rowena, Young Boston, plaster.
Schr Orson, Henderson, New York, ballast.
SAILED,
Schr VIM. Thompson, Baker, Fall River.
Schr Narraganseu, Baker, Boston.
BELOW,
Briss Henrico, Paine, from Boston, and James
Caskie, of White Shoals.
schr Willow, Rowney, from Thonasion, off
Point Shoals.
schrs. Aid and Maria Mason, off Turkey
Island
CRY Pors7. Sept. lo-Arrived schr Mar
garet Ann, Stephens, Philadelphia; schr Flora
Norfolk; Elizabeth Emily, Williams, Norfolk;
,loop Samuel Francis. Philadelphia; schr. Lark,
Philadelpha steamer Columbus, Parrish, Bal
limore. Sailed ship Rob Roy, Drnmmond,
Bristol; schr Josephine, Lalouretle Boston; Ju-
Iielte, Woslam. New York, Manchester, Smack,
N.,,r.
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FRESH SUPPLY OF FALL AND WINTER
cI OrFJJN(.

TUST received. per steamer Pocahontas, three
:. cases of Fall and Winter Clothing, consist
in. Of Cloth Dress Goats, Tweed aud Felt Cloth
Goats black and fancy Cashmere Pants. Satin,
Silk. Bombazine Valencia and Cashmere Vests.
together with a general assortment OF Merinc,
Angola. Buckskin and Cotton Shirts, besides
Scars, Cravas, Gloves, Suspenders, Bosoms,
Drawers and Socks, &c. &c, a, IL, Main street.
semi - SlLAS MERCHANT.
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The strange course OF tie Augusta Democrat,
in denouncins the Eastern friends OF 4 Con"en'
lion iur not agreeing with the West in all the DC
tails, is no. calculated TO promote the cali Of a
Convention, which it PROCESSES 10 have 50 much
a, heart. In our opinions Of reform We did not
profess 10 reflect the wishes OF The Republican
party. Indeed, We have never looked uHon The
Convention as at all mixed Up with political par
Ties. We were called upon for an exposition OF
our views, and We gave them frankly and honest
H., and under the fill conviction that they would
no, meet the wishes oil all the friends Of State
Convention. We shall not d;>cnss the points
with the Democrat, hut shall continue 10 maintain
and express on. opinions regardless Of The attempt
OF tina, paper 10 read US ont Of the Democratic
sea Wisdom and pfGdence OF the Convention 10
arrange he details and establish The principles OF
Government. Blu, the fir, thing 10 be doae, IS
10 secure the calling Of 4 Convention and the
extraordinary course OF The Democra! is not he
best means Of attaining ihatdesiTatle emil.
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TO JOURNEYMEN CARPENTERS.
TEE subscribers have just received large as.
i sortment otloos Of every description which
they will sell at very reduced prices, consisting OF
Bench and moulding Planes
Hand, PANEL and tenor Saws
Morlice, sash and frmer Chisels
Drawing Knives, chopping and shinglins
Ha!chels
Anger and plane Bits
Brace and Bits, Braces, &c.
J. A. GARRISON, No. III, Broad ST.
Sept. II Shockoe Hill, sign ofihe Hand Saw.
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RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.
yyTEhave made arrangements, by which we
w are enabled 10 furnish The above (iresh
sround) in icrces OF $50 10 $40 pounds, which
ne warynut 10 be OF the best quality.
Sent. l2-ctw DEANE q BROW y.
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Managers Office.

T. RUSSELL BIGGER & CO
OUR CORRESPONDENTS s STILL LEAD TUE VAN.
bigger 4 I q. always triumphant drawn Nos
ID Of tie ioxomoke Lottery, No. l79:
81 30 - 81 80 - 10 20 30.
Whole, 10 W p, Priz- Of 81 900, Sold and paid,
Do. 6 81 20, prize Of 500 and can II seen
at BIGGER & cos OFFICE.
DO. 70 ST. prize Of 800, sen, - CORE pond
ent IN the Country and wall be paid when prrrntrd by
BIGGER L co.
Drawn Ms. of the PosnmoIe Lottery. No. $50
50 Is 81 - ~ 6 - a. - 81; ~.
Half 50 Al, small prZ- OF $50. sold and pad by
BIGGER x co.
We again call the attention Of Adventures TO The
Grand Scheme for tile ~ h. and urge our sp0nd
IN old and new, 10 forward their orders w:thout de-
lay. Our Office teens with mnnS Of FRIES, which
are every day distributing among those who address
their orders To the great Prize Office of
Sept. II 7. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
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r wOpD,S OFFICE.

>.
TIME Grand Lottery us 900 Dollars Captal) will he
L drawn Ia a few days. Persons at distance, who
wish TO have chance tor this splendid fortune have no
time 10 sparr but should send their orders, without
DELAY 10 the undersigned. Just look at sketch OF the
Scheme given in another part OF this paper. lhefe ~
risk in sending money by mail-al you have 10 90 s
10 encu.e II securely and direct distinctly, 10 j. T..
WORD Richmond. The price OF whole ticket Ia only
S20-with this $40 you may get SO Oo0 or SsooJp, or
$4,000 or O00 certainly one Ct TIE smaller ores
The price OF certificate Of package. which may draw
the first four highest prizes only s26c-a good
plan 70. three four persons TO CLUB together nhd gel
package. such a chance for making large fortune
will not be offered again this year Please address
j. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
r. S.-Tickat. Nos. II 81, Capital Piize In ar:wns
received Yesterday sold and paid by "okD.
Sept IL
w P. TURPIN's oFFIcE;:.Dragins Of Alcsan-
~ 5, a. II 20 IL Is 81 - - 3 - ; 90 ..
Hf Ticket Nus 5 Is -, another Capital sold and
paid by W. r. TURIN.
Sept. 10
DURRUsS,S Understanding grand for to-day.
- Two lotteries come To hand Grand capitals Sl9,ooo,
1900, 1850 5G0 10 of 500 &c Is Nos drawn out OF
49, tickets halves quarters Nav - your chance
buy PACKAGE which IL warrants 10 draw back mere
Than half what you pay for II; besides YOU have chance
for the five highest ;als. Call IL tie husky ofcc of
G. EuTruss and secure the Capital.
Also, The Dollar Lottery comes al the SAME Tine Ca
pital 900 dnllaIsc6 Nos, IL drawn Tickets dollar,
halves so, quarters -.
Call soon and rare your choice Of ca!iials:
{. BURRCSS.
Drawing Of Pokomoke l79:
3s 30 q { 81 SO 20 u 10 80.
Drawing Of Delaware al6:
30 GO a. Il 81 5 20 ~ ~ sc 81 81 :.
Drawing Of Pukomoke ls0:
q rs 81 - 4 - IS "A u 5i ~,
September IL Z. BCRRUSS.
uoYr's oFPICE.-Lo,tcry draw in town his MON
ing. Capital: 81 500. Whole Tickets 81; halves
50 C.; quarters % c. Risk on a package OF IS whole
tickets only Sis 65 on q half tickets Sc So on IS quar-
tiers 50 IL. Sales close at | O'Clock.
This Evening.-s900o Capital. Tickets s3-shares
In proportion. For sale 1T IlOYT'S OFFICE,
Sept IL No. 3, Exchange.
LIoyr's PRIZE oFFICE.-DIawinr OF Leesture
Lottery, Class sc:
CO - 81 a 3 - 81 a4s2 II.
Alexandria, Extra. Class 2i4:
- ~ 50 81 IA | 81 70 50 SO IS 10.
Alexandria, Extra, Class 2I5:
&c Sc 65 la 20 - 50 IS IL 10 9.
Alexandria, Extra, Glass ZIG:
II 81 ~ ii % IL Is q % - % &c 9.
SeIt IL
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RICHMOND, VA.
Friday MornlnS, September Re. 1915.
TIE RIGHT SPIRIT.

W. welcome most cordially the following
protest against division OF Old Virginia, whict
we ex,rac, i:om the columns OF the WoodStoch
Systematically Sentinel Of the Valley. These
noble sentiments .: the Tenth Legion but re-
echo. we are sure, the feelings OF an ovefwheiu,-
inemajority OF both Western and Eas'crn WEI
MIA. When il is 50 plainly dcmons'raoe' 'na'
The welfare OF each section is intimately c9'hee'-
81 with The union OF The two grand DIVISIONS u
no S,a,e il IS most extraordinary ard deepiy 10
ba d.n,ored tha, any son oil Virginia shouIo
come forward seriously 10 propose schehie :"
fatal 10 the honor and prosperity OF The Common
wealth. oVirgnia one and incivisbe," should
- Tho no,;o OF every true SON. Under that BAN
nef NC have won honors and gained high name
among cur sister States. Let Us not, al this lac
dav forfeit our character and become prey 10
ruinous schsms
"D,yisroN or THE STaTE.-A writer 10 Inc Lex
inpton (Va.) Gazette in 4 recent communicated.
sironoly advocates division 0! this glorious OLD
Cnmmonweal,h into Two States. The grand ar
oumen, OF The writer III favor oi division, IS based
upon The dissimilarily OF the Interests, pursuits
&c Of Inc Eastern ami Western portions OF Inc
Sta;e This argument OF itself IS insulncienl
10 Justify a measure OF such Importance NOT 40
we consider the grievances and disadvantages OF
which the people West Of the Blue Ridge risl'-
fully complain, as adordi sufficient sfoun''s ior
4 division Of The Stale The first named aTSu-
men, is founded upon principle dangerous 70
the harmony Of our vas, population and Inc
permanence of our ins.ituiions-a principle
which. if carried out Tor the reasons assigned Dy
The writer referred 10, wond divide every STATE
in The Union-nay, it would divide the Union n
self-and as 10 The second argument, il Will De
time enough 10 call for division when lie gre
yances named shall reach that point beyond which
sforbearance ceases 10 be virtue, and all hopes
olredIess shall vanish Gsn the question OF division
maybe entertained with some show OF justice
No one, perhaps, feels more keenly than We do
The want OF liberaliiy and enterprise heretofore
manifested by the Legislature toward the west,
crp and South western sections oil the State-anu
perhaps no one is more warmly in favor OF
Convention TO redress grievances, which cannot
he otherwise remedied; but we can never con-
sent 10 see Virginia divided ior The reasons re-,
ferred TO- We DO not believe that the views OF
The writer will NEE, the appreciation OF The mass
cfthe people. We fear those who most warmly
advocate division have their own asgrandise-
,n.n, a, heart rather llan The good OF The people,
mon whom additional taxation will be brought.
We do moi say that the writer is among The num-
her ofthose who have ambitious designs 10 view,
because we have no means OF judging; we mere
Is suggest that there may be such"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-12

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