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orNATOpIaI EIFCTIONS

THE shenffs Of the counties of Norfolk, Nanse-
i mond, Princess Anne, Brunswick, ninwiddie,
CreensvIIe King & Queen, King William, Gloucester,
Matthews, Middicsex. Fuvanna, Gooehiand, Louisa,
Hanover, Loudoun, Fairfax, Allegheny, Bath. pnca-
hon,as Eotetourt, Roanoke, Brooke, Ohio yi.r Mar
shall, Doddrid,e, Kanawha, Mason, Cahell, Fayette,
Iorau Wayne, Nicholas and Jackson, and The Mayor
of the City Of Norfolk will take notice, that elections
are Ia be held their Court Houses and other places o'
holding elections TO choose Senators 10 represent their
respective districts in the next General Assembly.
March lu-cI A. HASSFoRO, c. s.
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers have entered into Co partnership
i under the firm Of LIPSCOMBE & BROCK, for the
purpose of conducting tie Grocery Business, and have
taken the house formerly occupied by Messrs ID. NJ q
T. M Jones, number 3Gs, Broad Street, Shockoe HILL
They intend keeping all times assortment of Gro
ceries and ask call fiom their friends as well as the
public generally They hope, by a close attention 10
business TO merit share of patronage. Orders from
their friends in The country will be promptly attended
10 ". C.. LiPSCOMRE, IT.,
rsh aG-clmSdIaw WILLIAM H.. BROCK.
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Prince Edward, March 10, 1916.
LOUISA COUNTY.


AT meeting of portion Of The Democratic
party Of Louisa, al the Courthouse, on the 9th
March, for the purpose OF electing delegates 10
the Convention 10 be held al the Gum Spring, in
the county Of Louisa, on the 18th inst, 10 select
a suitable candidate TO represent this Senatorial
Dislrict-Wiiam Crawford was CALLED to the
chair, and William OvertOn appointed secretary.
A resolution was then offered, that The chair
man appoint committee 10 select delegates 10
said Convention, who having retired, in a shot
lime returned The following names-Wm. Craw-
ford, VIM. A. Gillespie, Nalh. Mills, Tandy G
Morris. Dr.. VIM Goodwin, Charles B. Hopkins,
Col. WIN. Crawford, Gel. Stephen FarGer, Gar
la nd Anderson, Robert A. Duncan, Dr. VIM
Meredith, Jno. S. Woodson, Granville Timber
lake, Zachariah Perkins, David R. Shelton, VIM.
o. Harris, William S. Fowler John Har,
John L. Collins, George Harris, Henry Har-
ris, John Swift, Francis Waldrope, Richard
Waldrope, Atwood Wash, Patterson Boxiey,
Thomas C. Anderson, William Waddy, John
w. Waddy, Thomas Barrett, Micajah Parrish,
Robert S. Halsel, VIM. p. Crouder, VIM. C.
Thomas, David Richardson, Woodson w. Sharp.
VIM. G. Walton, Amer ~ Harris, Nathan Fl
Crawford, Hiram Saunders, VIM. Ovellon, Tbs
S. Watson, Thomas Thompson Daniel f
Hickman, Hickman Parrot, VIM. w Carson,
WIN. Chiies, VIM D. Mansfield, Ballard Price,
John F. Morrison, Parsons Barret, John l.. Col
lins, A. F. BeadIes, VIM. Quarles Thompson,
John Bib, Il. R.,) VIM. G. T. Nelson, VIM.
Nelson Edmund Swift, William w. Anderson,
Robert L. Jones, VIM. T. Lipscomb, Rober, Col
Inns, VIM Carpenter, Robert Newman, George
PARROT, Duke Nickolds. James L. Harris, Ed.
Essleston, Thomas Harris and Fl. Buckley.
And the said committee also presented the fol-
lowing resolution
Re~lcsd, Tina, while we regret the retirement
OF Col John Guerrant our lale Senator from
this district, our thanks be respectfully rendered
him for The able and efficient services he has rem
deied in The discharge OF his legislative duties.
A resolution was hen offered, that The proceed
ings Of this meeting be signed by The President
and Secretary and sent 10 the Richmond Enqu-
rer for publication.
Whereupon the meeting Adjourned
WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Chm.
WIN. OvERToN, Sec'v.
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March l3-d&ctf
New Books.

rUY RIVERS, tale of Georgia, by W..
(T Gilmore Simms-25 cents.
Third supply Of Cricket on the Hearth, BY
Dickens-6cts
Queen Of Denmark; historical novel by
Journey Mount Ararat illustrated, BY DR..
Frederick Parrot.
The Fairy Book-a collection from The best
authors.
The Philosophy Of Mystery, by Walter Coop
er Dendy, &c.
Jus, received and Tor sale by
March l3 DRlNkER q MOhhio'
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For he Eallnire,
TW UIt TS'THUF.
70 TILE PEOPLE OF PRINCE EDWARD

TO THE PEOPLE OF PRINCE EDWARD.
You will soon have 10 elect member 10 the
next House of Delegates. The next session
will be an important one-lhe Civil and Criminal
Code has 10 be revised. Let us elect one WHO
can really serre us in this maller-,hat man is
SAMUEL c. ANDERSON, Esq. Don't lei Us lei bin
of. e. q.
Prince Edward March L. 1916
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We conclude to-day the speech OF Thomas H.
Bayly Esq on the Oregon Question. While
differ with his views as 10 the propriey OF tie
"Nolice," W. take pleasure in commenting the
power ingenuity and historical research which
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Norfolk, Virginia, March l3-d2t

To VALENTINE THOMAS DiLToN :.
CIR.-You will take notice, lhatupon he -
y day Of April, 1886, between the hours o .
A. NJ, and 6, P NJ, we shall proceed 10 ~. I.
the Counting House OF Messrs. Kelly q C'ns''
ham Commission Merchants, in the Ciy q 20
Orleans and Stale Of Louisiana, lie aerns'!.. 7
Of Harvey Norton, Elizabeth Norton, %
William 3. Scott, Philip Thomas, Elias tl',
Edward Thomas and Others TO te read IN e iice.
in the suit Of McGIl and another, Us. ID I
Administrator and another, Depending IN 4 : - =
perior Court Of Chancery Tor the Richmono T.
cult in which we are plaintiffs and you ana ON.
defendants; and it, from any cause, The s. = !.
positions should not be commenced or comp.
on The said 18th day OF April, lolo' '"e
will be continued from day 10 day, between !
same hours, until finished. cr1
CATHARINE SHAW
March l3-d,i5lhAprl By Couns.- i.
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II MlDDLESEX COUNTY.-The Demo
craIs Of Middlesex propose TO hold meeting in
Urbanna, on Monday, The 23d inst that being
Court day, Tor The purpose Of selecting suitable
candidate 10 represent them in the next House OF
Delegates. We hope all good Democrats will be
al their post, that We may have fair expression
of the party MANY VOTERS.
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the asperity between the "fity-iour forty" men,
and those mos, opposite in their views, has mea-
surably subsidized. All our friends now seem 10
be aware that discussions must lead on 10 our
injury, and TO the benefit Of Whissery. The spi-
rit manifested in conversation TO day, by dozen
rather ultra gentlemen, contrasts most iavorabli
with the expire ssion ofihe same parties but very
few days since Common sense, The guardian
angel Of Democracy in America, is certainly
once more asserting its empire. MACON.
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Including Clothing, Pocket Nlonev, &c, the average
entire expense Of Pay Cadet, for ~ months, Is about
$3.50.
The State Cadet IL admitted free Of any charge, ex
cent his clothing which The Institute furnishes at cost
Applications must he addressed post paid, TO the
dersisned, and be accompanied by undoubed testimo-
niais of fair moral character and of freedom from die
ease and bodily nrmity. Ages of admission from 6
25 Terms Of service three years for Stale Cadets and
no, less than two years for Pay Cadets.
The exercises of graduation will take place on the 4th
Of july on which occasion the graduating class will be
represented as follows:
Saluary Addresses by Cadet J. g. Mari Of Fauquler.
Grafton by Cadet r. E Colston of Berkeley.
Grafton by Cadet W. NJ Nelson of Clarke
Valedictory Addresses by Cadet Z. r. Robertson Of
City of Richmond. FRANCIS II. SMITH.
Superintendent Virginia Military Institute.
March la-inftJuneA awt2ilhInne.
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pROCCHIERI WATER

BRUCCHI ENl w TT. rrrf
NTOTICE.-"Messrs. DUVaL q ~ ho -,
are The sole authorized Agents for Inc =
Of Eau Brocchieri' in Richmond, Va.
"JoHS MINI :
Genl Agent for N. America and W. ln-H
a sppply OF this valuable Water Just lecei''
and for sale, by DUVAL & PukCh l,,,t.
March l3 IA n"'"
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DALM LEAF HATs.-a5 cases Palm Leaf
L Hats, assorted in store, Tor sale low by
March Is JAS. SlZER SUN.
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We are much gratifed 10 announce, that Col.
Willis P. Bococll will be candidate for re-
election 10 the House Of Delegates from the
county Of Buckingham. We cannot doub, his
success for that county would stand in her own
light, were she 10 rejec, The services Of one, whose
clear head, logical mind, lerse but effective Ian
saase, rare tact, industry and courtesy. secured
for him The respect and esteem Of both Wings and
Democrats. We set down his election as certain
Buckingham cannot give up SO valuable repre-
sentative.
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DAMAGED TOBACCO AND FLOUR X
AUCTION, IN NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
ON TUESDAY next, 9Th instant, al
" O'Clock, AN, in the Tobacco Wa'chcu~
will be sold by order OF survey. for accom-. .
whom il may concern, about 10 hogsheats .
bacco, and 300 barrels Flour, damage;
same being landed from the ship Canton pg; u
this nor, in distress, on voyage IRON Jana
River 10 Amsterdam.
n. & w. PANNELL, Auci-
Norfolk VIRGINIA March l3-d2t
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The Southern and Western Literary Messrh'
ger and Review for March will be issued lo-'noi-
row. We have looked over lis contents, ana "
..o,,s - ho = very interesting No.
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We understand, unofficially, that a. The Con-
ven,ion held at King s. Queen Court-house last
Monday, John Seawel Esq, OF Gloucester, was
selected as the Republican candidate for the Sen
ale, from the King William District, as the sue
cessor OF Or. J. R. Taylor, resigned. II is said
that the claims of several other gentlemen were
brought before the Convention. From what we
hear we are induced 10 indulge the hope that The
unpleasant, feelings which have marked The rela-
tons OF our Republican friends in that saunch
District, will now be allayed, and that each Re-
publican will do his whole duty 10 The cause.
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0EEICE

TURPfN'S OFFICE.
INoR THIS MoRNlNG-Capital S., 900! IS numbers,
10 drawn. Tickets 81.
For This Afiernoon-capinl s7,ooO! CO numbers, -
drawn. Tickets 81 50-shares in proportion. Look at
the 900 Scheme advertised In another column Of this
paper by w. r. TURPlS.
Mnxrh
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aafrt1ootootU aEotatttrer.

he has brough,lo beal upon This imporlantsuoje..
We shall transfer 10 the Enquirer the admlrao'e
speeches OF all the Virginia Republican menu
bers on this question.
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Fer the Enquirer

There was no mail Yesterday North OF Balti-
more.
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THOSE persons who desire EARLY VEGE-
TABLES would do we'll 10 call and select
from our large and fresh assortment OF Long
Island Garden Seeds. ,yoon
March 10 ia NUN u WV.
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RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
We regret that We were prevented from attend
Ing The commencement on Wednesday. A friend
who was present, assures US that The ceremonies
were OF imposing interest. A large number OF
citizens, including brilliant delegation Of The
fair SEX were present TO witness the ripened
fruits OF an institution, that seems 10 have gained
a fair footing in popular favor The number ol
students al the late session was eighty and we
cannot doubt that the Southern youth will con-
tinue 10 encourage an enterprise which presents
so many advantages.
The exercises were opened by an appropriate
PRAYER from The Rev. Mr.. Edwards, after which
DEGREES were conferred upon the following gen.
Iemen who had complied with The acquisitions
of the Medica Department of Hampden Sidney
College and we're recommended 10 the Pres-
den, and Trustees, by the Medical Faculty, as
worthy ofthe degree of Doctor in Medicine.
1--WE are indicted to the Wing for this ist)
Honorary Degree conferred upon Charles Lea
Payne, Lexington, ~ Z.
Frederick w. Ruddey, Observation-Disclosures
ogy. ,o. =
Mental Emotions on Health.
WIN. T. Webster, Amcla-Remillent Fever.
VIM Carer, Williamsburg Poisoning by
Arsenious Acid -.
WIN. T. TAYLOR, Henrico- Prolapsus Uierl.
Richard K. TAYLOR. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Edward ]. Harrison, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
George W. Thum, Kenlucky-Chorea.
Rob.1t +. Harris, Powhalan-InsuinaI Hernia.
Gideon Christian Charles Ciiy-Hydraigyru
VIM E.. Wilson, Maryland Lienli's.
Thos. r. Harrison, Observation-Disclosures OF
the Blood
Charles Millspaugh, New York-HGmalolosy.
John w. Foster, Greensvie County--HGmop-
tysis.
philip Gooch, Henrico-Lilhiasis.
John T. Miller, d-lniiammalon.
VIM. R Trent acknowledgements Nerve.
The cold medal for the best medical Essay
was awarded TO DR.. Roddy OF Chesterfield, who
received The valued prize with becoming modesty
and grace.
The comforting oil degrees was followed by an
address 10 The graduates by the Rev. J. P. Spai-
row, President Of Hamrden Sidney College
His remarks we're well adapted TO The occasion,
and full OF sound sense and excellent advice.
Dr. Warner, then, pronounced the Valediclory'
which, 10 use The languag: Of our informant, was
like an elegant bouquet Of flowers. 1t was an
eloquen: appeal 10 The young men, who were Ius'
about 10 enter upon The arduous and deeply re-
sponsible dulles Of their profession
A good band oil music threw its charms over
scene, which must have been one OF no common
interest.
This Virginia institution has our best wishes
for an increased prosperity State pride should
induce every Virginian 10 encourage all our own
colleges, where advantages are held out, equal &c
those 10 be found in other States.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS

COMMISSION BUSINESS. :.
TINE subscriber has this day formed tS.l. !.
i nership with Mr.. MUNROE W. jim
Of Buckingham county. The ousla16I ppF!l
future be conducted under the hlm o. Di W.. :
&JONES. They will make heeLa' ,, 'S 81.
on produce in hand. Once on IN nolRRElL
CALICO Mills. n n l. E.b Il
Oct, 23-c2awly
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A. Treasurcr Of the Commonwealth, acting In pur-
M tho provisions Of the above rrui;ed act, do
,ov notify the several holders of tue certificates
aboy. mentioned, that the State is now ready 10 redeem
The same at her Treasury Once in money, OF TO issue in
i'm thereof other &C rcat.s Of amount, hearing
an interest or i've per cent per annni, prynbl- semi
annually, and irredeenabe for twenty Year, from the
dav of issue.
Tn. holder, Of said certificates also hereby fur
her no,ifed that should they fail from any
surrender the this Department !nr redemption,
before the first day of July, le4G the interest thereon
,,u c.ase after that day. F. VI. LAWSON,
Treasurer oil the Commonwealth OF Virginia.
Virginia Treasury Office, Richmond, March. 10, 1916.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

THE Board Of Visitors will AT Lexington on
L Wednesday, the oath day of June next 10 consider
the applications of candidates for admission Cadets
INTO the Institute. Vacancies among the State Cadets
WILL at that time, exist from the following Senatorial
Districts, viz Bedford, Fauquier, Mononeaia, Neck
lenburg, Culpeper Charlotte, City Of Richmond, Hamp
kanawha.
There will exist about twenty vacancies among lilo
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An act passed oath February, lt23 entitled, AN act
making more eec,ual provision to carry into effect The
aiure- mentioned ac, -
$50 ",ny1anv or AI.Iandria 81 900 on
-. d"e ,.nn.,p 90 rnr,bcr 2og-Samr 200 90
January 90. number 2lO-same, 1000 90
iea ~ ss Hail. ionisac ouniy 400 90
lo g;soo'eU Massie - "'"''e' l.aso 90
iSS Thoosa Of The CITY Ct Richmond IoOO'Oo
'o Gs-Sn ef falmouth. vrsnin. 5000 co
i' - Riehmnnd. G6G 6Gi
-
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TTTEEDING, Killing and Grubb'Ds Hoes, for
w sale al cost ny
uISan March l3
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An act passed 26th January lag, entitled. ian net
"a amend the act entitled net 10 provide for the con
alruction of the North Western Turnpike Road =
lsae-July 10, number li-Iawson Rnifooi,
Treasurer Of the Commonwealth, IN
trust LOT we 0'"'"' = - - $3.50 90
lssi-June 81, number 25-Riehard Jcllres
Richmond 49, 7oo '"
,s43wMay IS, number ao-Hill Carter,
Trustee under the will Of Beverly Ran-
doph, for the benefit of Nancy KENYON
Isss@May is, number al-same, for the
bsne6t Of L.vinia II. IDEAS and others, l2) 90
lsa3MJunr g, number 33--john f. Friend.
infant san OF e. o. Friend, deceased, 900 OF
lsa4~January %. number Strickland IL.
with tho win annexed, of Beverly Ran.
dolpi deceased, - i'V'V w
iS Gl1.n > "D'"''' 100 90
isS,anJ T,seutor Of e. j. Carrngton 1900 90
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BOSTON RUM.-50 bbls. Boston Rum land
ID ing and for sale BY
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MILL SAWS OF the most approved make, O.,
wi 6. and feet, for sale at cost by
]. A. GARRISON u CO,
No. III Broad ST.. Shockoe Hill, Sign oil Inc
Hand Saw. MatcH ID
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ROUND PLASTER-3O uerces Lubec
VI Plaster. for sale BY
DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co.
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TIVE BBLs. SPIRITS TURPENTlNE in
good order, Just received and for sale by
March Il GAYNOR & WOOD.
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REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA
Six Per Cent. stock.
NOTICE. TO TIE HOLDERS OF CERTAIN GER
TIFICATES OF SIX PER CENT. STOCK OF
TIE STATE OF VIRGINIA.

NOTICE, TO TIE HOLDERS OF CERTAIN GER
TIFICATES OF SIX PER CENT STOCK OF
TIE STATE OF VIRGINIA
cY mn net OF The General Assembly Of Virginia,
ID passed esth February 1916, entitled, ian ACT ap.
propriang Il certain for the redemption OF part
of the public debt" the following certificates OF State
debt issued under the following acts, are required to DO
redeemed, TO wit:
"An act TO amend the ACT entitled IAN act for clearing
md improving the navigation Of JaInes River and
for un,ng The Eastern and Western waters BY The
James and Kanawha rivers passed l7ih February,
1890; and an nc, amend the same, passed 18th Feb
ruary, 1921:
las2-Deceu,bsr o., number 69-Mutual Assurance
Society against buildings in The state of Virginia
fnr The towns, $4,000 90
noys. 5000 co
Isl2-pec.inbcr 81, number 7l-Slowry
HAYS transferred Sd November, 1896, TO
c. Hays, and now In her possession, 1000 w
ls23-Frbruary ~ number 7i-William
Robinson, administrator of Nedler RO-
bnsnn, deceased, J,5Ou w
ls27-May 3. number s7-George Mcintosh
of Norfolk, transferred 10 Robert L. Me
IntoSh Of Norfolk, January 18Th, 1880 10000 90
l521-May 2, number s3-Same, 1000 10
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DRAWN NOS. OF Delaware Lottery, Class
~ No. SO:
$4,000 Tor this morniDg-Tickes J; ,,e
March Is Fol- sale al LUCh .
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con-" All these recommendations oil the PIesi-
dent, am willing IA aid in carrying out But,
..l The reasons have given, cannot vo'e al ms
time tor giving the notice for the termination OF
the convention OF 1918.
But we have been told again and again that The
Texas and Oresan questions are twin sisters, cou-
pied together in the resolutions OF Inc Baltimore
convention and, that as the Texas question had
been consumma,ed such Of us as attached I'M
porance to lis success, arc now oounu 10 ala IN
concentrating the Oregon movemenl. Inc nrs1
answer to this is, that no one proposes 10 apan'
don Oregon. The only difference between US is
as 10 the pest means OF securing it. We do not
differ as 10 the end but only as to The means. In
the second place, utterly deny that his question
of giving notice was made al The Baltimore con-
vention, or anv where else until il has been at
tempted this winter, a mea sure oil the Democratic
party. IL was raised at the last session by the
gentleman from Massachusetts, Mr. Adams,
when we had inst come out OF our glorious party
struggle. and when We were all fresh with lis IS.
sues-aye, and al the time when we had Just car.
ried through the Texas resolutions. And al that
time what course did the party lake why,
Sir The gentlemen who led us then on mat ques-
tion-lhe present Governor of Tennessee, A. V.
Brown absolutely denied the power OF Congress
10 give the notice; and proposition moved oy Inc
gentleman from Massachusetts, (thr AaamS, }
providing for giving ii, was voted down BY The
Republican Party Ii is true, asimilar one was
afterwards adopted, but against The vote OF the
srea, mass Of The pany-ihe Western men, Par
Iicularly, voting almos, in solid column against
il. Ii was adopted against s. votes in the mega
live, Of whom only three were Wings. Sir, II
vas not regarded then as part Of The Demo
cratic creed, and DO not understand how 1t has
become SO since. Notwithstanding all this, such
Of us as advocated the immediate admission OF
Texas, and now oppose giving this notice, are &C.
cused of Inconsistency and bad faith. And the
gentleman from Massachusetts, (Mr Adams
and the gentleman from Maine, Mr.. Hamlin,
seemed 10 refer with peculiar pleasure TO this
charge. Now, Sir, in the first place, deny there
is any analogy in The two cases. In the
case OF Texas, The proposition was TO ad-
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-26
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Stop the R1tn0a1GUS.


lnN Sunday last, the 26th instant, negro named
" NIKE, belonging to the estate of my deceased
husband Thomas Thompson, left Chapel Hill, North
ine and their female child about years of age, the
property of Hon. A. Rencher, leave and under PIE
tence of visiting Peterborough for few days. Not hav-
ing reached Psboro' and having taken their clothing
it apprehended that they have made off Westwardy
by Rail Road Northwardly with the design of reach
| ing Free State.
MIKE is by trade Carpenter, and has been living al
Chapel Hill in that capacity for the last years. H is
black about % Of age of good countenance
tnguishing marks has variety of good clothing which
be described, knows how to read and is quite in
Ielligent. .-,.e .... ..-a I'D -.s. -
| His wife EMMELINE, is black woman of rather
darker hue than Mike, and nearly of the same height
read and wrte is perhaps 25 years of age has rav
eed North, and resided Washhgton with her Master
and Mistress and during their absence from the United
Stses has been living Chapel Hill washerwouan
and seamstress for the Students, -i --
The Horse they drove. tall, thin sorrel, with
long and wide blaze in the face and eye They will
doubtless attempt to pass, under forged papers, as free
pers
reward of Fifty Dollars will be paid for the apprehen-
sion aud confinement of MIKE, in any Jail in the Unit
ed States that get him again; and if delivered to
all reasonable expenses in addition Suitable compen-
saon will also he paid for the apprehension and delve
ry of the Woman and Child, but not authorized to
offer a specific reward.
Any Information concerning them, or either of them.
will be thankfully received and may be addressed either
20 Charles Manly, Esq. at Raleigh; Judge Manly. al
Newbern; to Dr. Johnson Jones, at Chapel Hill.
LOUISA S. THOMPSON.
Pittsboro' Chatham county, July 81, 1916. 613-4t