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MEMPHIS CONVENTION.

We take from The Appeal OF The 18th, The pre-
iminary proceedings of this body on The first day
Among the distinguished delegates present, were
Ex-Governor Jones, Ex-Senaors Clay and Eos
Ter, John Bell, and Col Gadsden Of Charleston,
S. C. In P. S. is announced the arrival OF Mr..
Calhoun on The evening OF the l2,h: "He was
brought up on The Memphis, which had arrived
several hours previously, aud went down 10 NEE,
the Maria, loaded TO The guards with citizens and
others, anxious 10 get a first sight OF this truly
great and distinguished statesman. These noble
steamers passed in front Of The city lashed together
am' the waving Of flags, The firing Of cannon,
and he huzzas Of The people"
Several genllemenol lie press are among the
delegates The Appeal singles ont s. Penn, IT,
the veteran editor OF The ST. Louis Reporter
The following is all that we have received Of
the action OF the Convention:
Wednesday, l2:h November, 1916. The Convcn-
ton was cale,! 10 orderhy Henry G. Smith, Esq,
by order OF the Executive COMMITTEE who propo-
sed Hon Z j. Sh;e.l' a. Chairman, pro tenn, who,
being unanimously chosen, was conducted 10 The
Chair by II. G. Smith, Esq. Mr.. Shields reln!n-
ed thanks To the Convention for The honor confer
red, and, in accordance with the expressed wish Of
the Convention, invited Rev. Mr.. Coons 10 open
the proceedings with prayer, who kindly complied
with the wishes of the Convention.
On motion, Col. j. George Harris, Or. Glib
bons, and Mr. S. Linsley, were appointed Secre-
tares, protein.
On motion, delegates from The different States
and Territories were directed 10 report themselves
10 the Secretaries, as their respective States were
called. The States were called by the Secretary
in The following order:
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MN II AINNONIA ItCk ONA
OF THE
UNION BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

November lSti, 1919.
The Managers of this Society, in appearing
before you, desire TO express their gratitude 10
God for having permitted them 10 continue their
laborS through another year In rendering 10 you
an account of their stewardship, they hope that
the pleasure which will fill your hearts, as you
hear Of the blessings dispensed by you, through
your almoners, TO SO many, will induce You 10
commit more largely 10 their hands The means Of
doing good
During The last year, ls6 families have been
visited, and relieved as far as our means would
admit. For this purpose, we have expended
1872 80 for food, clothing and medicines: s l64 81
for fuel, and $50 tor shoes-besides which, We
have distributed 500 bushels of coal, and wood
equal 10 500 bushels moe, which was appropri-
aed by the Overseers of the Poor, and $50 BUSH
els Of GOA, donation by Mr.. -.
In raising this money, We have been kindly
aided BY the Gentlemen's Society. They have
placed at our disposal $50 dollars. We regret,
however, TO be obliged TO say, that the collections
by our Society have been much smaller than
usual as many ladies have Withdrawn their aid
whose husbands have become members OF The
Genlemcn's Society. Essential aid has been rem
dercd TO The poor by the Soup Houses established
BY The gentlemen in opposite parts OF the city
and many Of them have lent their aid IN visiting.
We hope that the benevolent energy which led
them 10 come so kindly to our assistance will be
continued through successive years. and that,
united in this work, We shall be enabled 10 carry
blessings 10 ,huse who are ready 10 perish.
In supplying the temporal wants, the Visiters
OF this Society have not forgotten the spiritual
necessities Of their benehciaries. Tracts have
been distribuled-the bread 81 life has been car
ried 10 the iamishing-the sinner has been point
ed 10 The Lamb Of God, and the vicious urged TO
flee from the wrath TO come-,he pillow OF the
dying has been smoolhed-,he orphans placed in
the asylum provided for them, while the dying
mother has resigned her breath in peace, know
ing that her little ones would be cared for
The House Of Industry, connected with this
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
THuRsDAY EyrNlSG. No

THURSDAY EyENISG, Nov. 70
TOBACCO-Small parcels OF The new crop
meet with ready sales at SO so 5 "a
We quote old al Tie following rates. Luss - i
common Leaf 3 5 SO; middling s e; goot
and fine 6 a 9. No extra manufacturing Offer
ing, but would bring Si2 90 a Is 90 Inspec.iot.
very small
FLOUR-Large sales made a, 50 81, &c.
neral asking price Sc
WHEAT-Sales today al l3a G ior Red, l2j
for White.
CORN-in demand. Sales at G5 20 c,r.
per bushel.
OATS-Sales from wagons and railroad al -
cents per bushel, and from vessels al IS 30 q.
BRANDY-Otard, Dupuy s Co., 81 y
. SO; A. Seisnette, l 75 Imitation IS a 80 q
Sazerac, 3 90 a 50; Peach, dull a, 50 a 100 q.
Virginia Apple, (old,) IS cents.
GlN-American, 80 cts; Holland 100 c.
RUM-New England, in bb>., 30 cts
WHISKEY-Barrels 20, hhds. % CTS.
PROVISIONS-BlcoS: SmilhfelJ, 5. aac.
hams 8 a 10; Western sides :. a y; shoulder,
6. 7; stock fair demand light LARD Rar
rels s! 9; kegs 9a9, c.
POTATOES-Mercers, G2! - cent, r.,
bushel
COFFEE-Rio Ct 8 c., with Limited iemanl
ST. Domingo a ct; LaguayIa !! s; Java !
a III. A light stock and moderate demand
TEAS-Imperal and Gunpowder SIS ca / =
per b.: Black p GO els.
MOLASSES-P Rico 24l &c; ~ o..
leans % 20 Cuba % q 25 cents Stock laig,
with limited demand
SUGARS-Markel dull and quotations ieeb,
supported. We quote New Orleans at C:a-,
cents; Porto Rico a St; ST. CroiY y a {, G.
The stock is ample. Double Refined Loaf 81
CARS Is. c.; common or single refined -! c'>.
COAL--i0 10 Is cts. per bnshel bes, Glow
Hill 20 els.
COTTON-6, a :! cents per lb.-.locl;. ma
COTTON YARNS Richmond and Man.
chester, Factory prces) Nos. 4 10 L., II Gene
Nos. II 10 20, Is cts.
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SEDUCTION CAsE.-A cause ofsome importance
was tried in the Superior Court Of this county
las, week. The plaintiff, Jacob Copenhaver, Of
The county al frederick, sued Sampson Prller Of
this county, for the seduction Of his daughter, and
claimed damages 10th. amount OF $1,000 dollars.
TWAS alleged BY the plaintiff, ihatthe unfortunate
girl had been semitic the honse Of The defendant,
(who was her M'nie,) 10 take care of and become
there, the defendant seduced her from The path of
virtue, and thus BY his degraded and dehased con-
duct, has been the means Of rendering miserable
that home which was once the abode OF peace and
happiness. We forbear giving any Of the re-
Voting particulars. The jury, after a few hours
consultation, returned verdict Of 5000 dollars.
Counsel for the plaintiff, Thomas J. Niche, and
A. Fl. Fl. Stuart, Esqrs. for The defendant Col.
James NJ. Mason, and DIS Young, Esq
augusta, StauntOn, Democrat.
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The construction ofrairoads offers such iaci',ucs
Tor travelling that thousands now pas: iron, 'a IT,
10 place who formerly remained saon s.,,ss "a
lie body ar The main stream Of rirels-fed 10y
small tributaries; hence il is observed that all The
cross roads leading 10 the railroads are now cover
"a with omnihnses and vans conveying This new
lass Of travellers from neir houses and villages
10 The diieren, railway stations where they enter
lie main s,ream or artery oil communication
t,om onr GREAT civ or Town 10 another. iiorSes
are employed for drawing these rnn'i'nses ' an1
vans and thus is The number Of horses preserves,
and the necessary quantity OF food i1r mem SUI
required. In This way is explained the remark,
able fact that increase OF railroads lnc!eaSe '"e
demand Tor horses. and food 10 iced lhen.
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nj MARRIAGES..

Married, on Tuesday evening the 18Th ~
by the Rev. Mr.. Turpin, J. WlILIHGHAM, OF z
city, 10 MARY frances, eldest daughter OF MAJ
Drewry, Esq, OF King William county.
Married, at Morven, Virginia, on Tue':
evening, the llih inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Bow
JOSEPH GILLcrr, of Philadelphia. 10 d..
youngest daughter OF David Higsinboiham 7.
Married, at Piusburg, Pa, by The Rev. Dr. y
ron, ]. WATSON SrRlsG, (son Of The Rev
Spring, OF New York City, of New Ofeal'
MARY o. H., daughter Of the Hon. Ham.
Denny, OF Pitsburg.
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FIST. PAULs CHURCH There ,, az
few Pews in ST. Paups Church remaining IN n
which may be taken al The assessed 'soa annIyir!
Ill Wednesday next. The 2oil, ihs,, y err
Al the office of WILLIAMS & Ha1ALi. am. NJ
" A meeting Of The contributors WI, ~
in the Lecture Room on Wednesday n.;as
inst, al 5 o'clock in The afternoon. Dus n
importance will then be bfoushl lotN ;a, :, Ii
therefore hoped all will attend. by orc, Mer %
Trustees. w.
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For The Enquire
BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.

AT an Anniversary Meeting, jointly, OF The La
dies Union Benevolent Society and The Gentle
mems Benevolent Society, OF The city OF Rich
mond, in The Rev. Mr.. Hoge's Church, Tuesday
night, November Is, 1875
On motion Of Mr. Samuel Reeve, James Nc
Dcwe, Esq. Governor of Virginia, was called
10 preside over the meeting, and MIR. Thomas II.
Ellis 10 acl IS Secretary.
The Rev. William Duval, being invited BY the
Chairman, opened the meeting with prayer.
Mr. Peter Van Denrsen, on behalf Of the La
dies, presented the following Report:
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DEATHS.

Died, on Sunday, the 18th Of Ocober, OF i'e'
orrhage Of The Lungs, al The residence OF Idu.
Fl. Spears, Chesterfield, DANIEL B. ELAN, :" :
Seth year of his age.
IAN must sleep in grim rrpose,
Collected In the silent tomb;
The old and young with frlend- AMI fo,s'
fostering alike in shrouds, consume
W Missouri, Mississippi and Alabama paper
please copy.
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NEW YORK MARKET. Nov. ~ P. !,

NEW YORK MARKET, Nov II, ?. VI
CorroS-Sales reach 800 bales, GOO OF WIN
were taken By one buyer for Havre; prices steal
FLoUu has been rather frmer, % that lev
could be obtained at SG 81. one parcel Of >.
bbs. in store, with some privilege Of lime, broos
6 so. Georgetown, Baltimore, &c, is held :! :
WHEAT, 1870 l3G cts.
Oars, so 81 cts.
WnIsKEY, 81 26. els.
Sugar 50 hhds. N. o., by auction, a, O.
c., 80 days.
MoL.ss.s-2l hhds., by auction a, lo. y
c., cash.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21

PUBLIC MEETING. = The C,l'.
Committee on Education invite meeting ~ .
Citizens OF Richmond, al Odd Fellows fia''
MONDAY NIGHT next, at o'clock, 10 (
point Delegates TO the Education Con'en,,
which will assemble in this City ON II. ~. -
December. w.
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Correspondence of The Journal Of Commerce ,
ALBANY, l7th Nov. ISIS
Nothing definite has lranspred respecting The
fate Of OConnor and Van Steenbnrgh. SEE n.
reason, however, 10 change the opinion express
in my last, that the sentence will lie commurel
The sales OF -four have not been very free II,
day, there IS great quantity aaoat Sales s;
common brands Genesee haze been made a, 81; ,,
So, and Tor brands rather better than commop
So 81 AN. Wheat has sold at l3lc. two oa .
at 1929, and at 1899
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c,r,,n r,IIING OFFl

Last November the county Of Augusta gave
Mr.. Clay the mammoth majority OF 739. 1t has
nov, given 10 S. Med Moore, The Wing Senator,
a -'meagre" majority Of hHig-s'f' me Angus,
ia Democra, develops the cause OF his virtual
Wing defeat. as follows:
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The Wing comedies with Us, when II says
most properly, ave think clearly that, unless
MIR. Cabcll has majority, he should not accept
The commission. Counting is technical; II Is The
wiR II Ike pfoy'. which gives the moral suosiah-
,ial right.
We beg leave however, 10 dissent from its con-
filen. prediction, as follows:
"Nor car We doubt that, on a second Trial, he
would be overwhelmingly elected. In Nav, Flo
rida was Democratic by more than 200.
We ale satisfied that exactly the reverse will
be HE case, and that Mr.. Brockenbroush will dis
lance his competitor. Let The issue be submitted
10 the people and they will decide il Just righ.
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xF Mr. Barton, the distinguished Flulist, will
repea; his Concert tonight! He will be assisted
By Miss Durang, whose vocal powers we hear
highly spoken Of. a, The Concert, on Tuesday
night. MIR. Barton exhibited wonderful execution
on the Flute
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Paliiol
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Nov. X a y
Cotton is dull and some what unsettled in p
Flour was rather depressed but held nomlaa
al Sc l2t; later in the day $500 barrels chang
hands At 6. Wheat was held during The mo-.
ing a, - a % for Pennsylvania reds, VII
Boa 81; subsequently 500 bushels sold
"a a | 25 cts. for Pennsylvania reds, and !.
for choice Southern. The demand for Soute
corn is active with sales al - a 73..c,s. Pon
and Lard are without alteration in prices son.
New Orleans sugar sold al =! CTS. CloveiSt
has been all bought mp in the maike! al D ~
is now held higher. Whi>key is in ac,iye {
mand at &c els. dew ro,ted hemp is worth 9.
IS cents.
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MAssAcHusErrs--The Boston Post says, that
the plurality OF all others over Gov. Briggs, IS
Two thousand three hundred.
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We are glad TO sec that w. w. Holden, Esq,
proposes to publish, after The Is, July. The North
Carolina Standard t,riee week. The Standard
is conducted with great spirit, is always true 10
the principles OF The Democratic party, and de-
serves The warm support of the 10000 Democra-
tic voters Of North Carolina-upon every con-
sideraion, the Standard should be published
sem-weekly, and we doubt mol, the Democrats
will do thefpar, 10 achieve 50 desirable ali object,
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The Charleston Courier places Mr. Cam

The Charleston Courier places Mr.. Calhoun,
return 10 the Senate beyond doubt II say,
"Various rumors have gone abroad as -
probabilities Of this Distinguished statesman .'-
taking seat in the U. S. Senate. Evefywbs,s "a "
from al parties we hear an expression Of gra,is.
lion al the prospect OF his great mind being aa.s
brought INTO requisition in our national coprc,l.
We know that the information will he rsce;,.s
WIN general appreciation that he is 10 reiur, :
Inc senatorial station during The ensuing Se,,;.s
of Congress, Judge Huger. The presen, Sena,'.
rom inns stale, having finally determined 10 carr.
out his !ong-desired wish OF retiring from an
held, Tor some time past only al the especial
OF his constituents. We have this intorms,;'a
from a source which can be relied ON '~'-"
We learn by a passenger in the Cincipr,,
steamer, which brought the volunteer, tron y
Camp at Corpus Christi, That the schooner e.,
trude, Capt. Bullen. from this place ha, f..,
seized oy The cuslom.houSe officers a, Arans,~
pay, on charge OF smuggling. We undersrar,
Inc owners OF the Gertrude reside in Charles,
Ihis Is very curious case. Here is an Ana
riean vessel, from an American port, seized l.,
smuggling goods ol American growth in conn
Try wnich IS annexed 10 The United States I.
Texas part OF the United States, or is i, nol1 J.
!. oe, 'nen .hey nave no right whatever 10 s,i,.
the vessel above mentioned; and il il be mon Oh.
do they raise the flag Of the United Sa,eS oy .,
their vessels and custom housesl Anhonoh ro
act OF Congress has been passed reeplsrno ,bo.s
Texan cuslom-houses, yet every one NM, ror
ceive, that, if the government Of the State Q, IL,
as has any right 10 collect duties, it can e,,e,t
onlyto goods imported from foreign ports r ,,I
from ports ofthe United States; and it is ques,ion.
able whether The duties on foreign goods do NJ,
belong TO The United States. ], is stretch DIAN.
thority 10 demand duties on goods impor.i n
American vessels from American ports, for vtcs
those concerned will be held responsible lorda.
images. We find MIR. Polk refused 10 recosri>.
diplomatic agent from Texas, on the grouri
that she vas attached 10 The Union, which ,eill,,
the question Of identity of Government, 50 Ear,
the Presidents opinion goes.-[N q. Cc.,.c-'
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BALTIMORE MARKET, Nov 10, s P. y
FLouR-The market for Howard Stree, he,
been quiet at Sc. We note a sale OF 500 hIl, ).
mixed brand, at ST., and ABOUT 1000 tti, !.
parcels Of 200 10 300 btls. al s 80 a 5 49,. TIE
news by the English steamer, which is now tus
is waited for with some anxie.y The fecrir
price from cars is s IS. Holders Of CITY Nj
Flour are firm al 6 90.
GRlIN-Sales Of good 10 prime red wheat ".
made at 40 a l26 cts; sales Prnna. reds al r.
cents; whites al l2S l29 cts. Corn, new, 81 /.
65 cents. Oats ga 80 c.
PRovIsloSs-Bacon-W Western shoulders &:
g.; sides ! 10 a Il; assorted ID -; and ham
at 5 a 3 | , cts. Sales of new Baltimore cur.
al ! cents for shoulders =, 8 cents Tor side
aud cents for hams. Lard, No Western, y
kegs, 8 10 a s! cents, and in bbls. al I; 81 q,
and new city rendered at9c.
WHIsKgY-The demand is very moderate 8
81 CTS. for hhd>. and % for bbls.-l American
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21

The Norfolk New Era warmly seconds the
Wythevile Republican in supporting Robert q.
Scott. ESD as Governor.
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asfe1)o,tooeD zEuqtttrer-
MES RIVER CANAL.


7, !. estimated ,b,t The reduction in the rates o!
lois al The commencement OF The Pfeseh' ye"''
was such that if the tonnage had reiHa'he" ny
sa me, The receipts would have been reuaesu "Uo"'
- 900 dollars. Nevertheless, Il turns ou' 1d' '''
receipts from tolls, Tor The asi twelve hoh'"S'
hayc exceeded these Of the twelve months pre-
yiou> liz upwards OF 9,CG0 dollars. These wv
.,,s ,mnnn, 10 about onc-sixihu Of the receipts ol
me la>, year. Consequently The trade nus! nave
increased one-sixlh during hc year. i'oeS nv
his move The error OF The assertion thai me canal
brings no Increase Of trade
The ar,;r,. from The New York Express, quot
cd By lie Wing yesterday, shows comPle'e
backing oft from the point IN question: nc
Express makes perfectly false issue
never asserted, that the Wings OF New lorh
we,. RESPONSIBLE Tor Z State Convention
Eut we did charge, that, while The Democrats "
New York city and Democratic journals ieFuo'-
a,ed The proposed amendment oi The New ~"
Constitution, placing whites and negroes upon
the same level many OF The wing press "'u
WARMLY sustained The mischievous measure, anu
no, one. ,ha, we had seen, had expressed repns-
nance 10 it, We supposed that The Convention
would certainly be called, and, upon that suppo-
siinn we skclched oul what The course Oh 'he
Two parties would be, as 10 negro suffrage. nc
EXPRESS boasts Of the immense majority i'f
Convention, now that il has been carried Ger
lainly wi,hou, The very cordial aid OF that press
on Wednesday, we argued against the Expresses
false position, and referred 10 This overwhelming
majority as prominent argument The Express
brings forward the same 10 support lis own s'"'
One Of The other Of Us must have changed our
ground We are sure that re have mol. lug
Express, then, must have whipped around ~
alarm al This $50, 900 majority. Tha, paper mas
msreprescnlcd Us, entirely, and we can most JUST
L. ienounce, in lis own language, lis ''reckless-
ness AMI Ignorance both most uniting pubic
press" In its pro ncgro crusade, it has utterly los
is reckoning.
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Rssolrsd. That il there he any delegates present
from Texas, they be requested 10 take their seals
in the Convention; wheE, on being called, three
delegates reported themselves.
Rc@ired, Tha, committee he appointed 10
consist Of one delegate from each State and Ter
ritorY, 10 be appointed by The delegation OF each
State and territory respectively, whose dniy ii
shall be 10 nominate suitable persoss 10 act as OF
ficers Of the Contention.
ResoirI, That any delegate whose name
shall not have been reported 10 the Convention,
do repor, himseltto the Secretaries.
On motion, the Convention adjourned until
o'clock, 2. NJ.
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Da1@A~>N
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RICHMOND, VA.
Friday Morning, November 81, 1915.

BETTER PROSPECTS FOR VIRGINIA.
The New York Correspondent of the Union
sets forth The great value OF the corn crop in The
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.

II Al The request Of friend, we publish be-
low complete lisl Of the next Legislature, care
fully revised.
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II ~ Tue IcQut9t Va
low complete lisl Of the next Legislature, care
fully revised:
MEMBERS OF THE SENATE.
(WHros IN Halies)
Chesterfield District-James II. Cox.
Franklin District-RoLcrL r. Woods.
Caroline Dslrict-Norborne f. Sutton.
Amherst District-.JaAn Thompson, 5r
Fauuuier District-John r. Wallace.
Rockbr,iee District Samuel Med Moore.
Shenandoah Dslrict-David Crawford.
Marion Dislrict-WiIliam J. Wiley,
Soulham plon Dislrict-Wn. A Spark
Meckleniure Dislfict-Rchard II. Baptist
Buckingham District IH0m0s NJ. BonaSrant'
York Dislrict-Rlchard X. Garrett
Orange District-John Voolfolk
Jefferson Districl-Iuin s. Gailaher.
Wythe Districl-James II. ripper.
Monroe Dislric,-dAea r. Capert0n
Charlotte District-Wm II. Dennis.
Pitsylvania rislrict-Vncent Wnchcf.
Richmond City District -Ro0e't &. Stanaho.
Northumberland Distrct-James NJ. omtn'
Rockingham District-Georse L. Deneaie'
Hampshire Dis,rict-Thomas Sloan.
Wood Dstrict-John D. Stringer.
Scott Dslrict-Fayele McMullen.
Princess Anne Disricl-John c. Cranip.
Greenesville DisIrict-Edward P. Scott.
Middlesex Dislrict-John r. Taylor.
Goochland Dislrict-John Guerfant.
Loudoun DistIict-Asa Rogers
Roanoke District-John McCauley
Marshall DstIict-Ale1ander Newman.
Kanawha Districl-Rob'l a. Thompson.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27
Agrioultural Meeting.

TUNHE annual meeting ofthe Caledonia Coun
r. yAgriculturalSocety will be holden at tho
Court House in Danville on Tuesday, the Goth
day of January next at 10 o'clock A. Nj. on
which occasion the Society will attend to-thc
election Of officers, TO the Reports of Commit
tees, TO awarding premiums on farms, and
other business general attendance is re-
quested.
The applicants for premiums on farms are re.
quested to forward statements of the produce
tons of their farms,to either of the examining
com. viz; T.. S. GBuLtocks, Pcacham, Enos Ste
vens, Barnet, and John Evans, Lyndon, as ear
ly as consistent, as the Committee must pre-
pare their reports previous TO the meeting.
The subscriptions for the past year for mem
berships, are as yet insufficient to enable tho
Society to draw its proportion of the State
fluid, and the town agents are requested to
make such collections as they are able, before
the meeting. ..
439w4 J. p. FAIRBANKS, Secretary.