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super ulna'E, i'T l1tl'f, : \aI"S N'dt %
And all other things in lroIoHicn.
Attention is also invited TO my stock
Of English blauhets, counierpanes, broad
cloths and bonnet ribbons, Of which
have a great variety, all imported direct,
at the lowest prices. ! also expect to
receive in few weeks, a full supply OF
winter goods, which viii lie able to sell
iom far Cash or country Produce.
Tl37 Il. BAssNLTT.
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I.atil! Eali :.

4 FIRST rate article OF bunch laih IS
"a now being made at the MarseiIIes
mills, where they will be constantly kept
on hand; they will also I've KEEP, for sale
in Ottawa, BY Randolph Sizer and &.
Burr; they are better article than pine
ath. and will be sold cheaper Than the or
binary cost Of getting lalh from Chicago.
A tolerable article VII! be sold at 50 per
thousand.
November IL, 1916.
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EtUNPOWDER; good sporting powder al
VI ,hirty.three cents At BAssSErTs.
Ottawa, Iuly 10, ISl6
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FEWER q AGVE.

snf,r, tie proprietor las io,nd 1t Gully rrc's'
-nry 10 test he practical Gud health tr>'ulue ht
sings in The communities vhrIc 4 iss t''n tn'
lroluccd. Ia the pond tcsiinnnrs 50 clcit'',
the worth oCthe Fehdiuge is made manifest oh'
II ia therefore confidently sent upon ''s eahnf
errin1 into the Valley OF tic Niss'ssi1T'. we
sends it there as medIcIor, uow regarded 10 tAe
Northern aud Western States "a cure los'
progress u u1dimmcd, md WiioutG "H@F t"i'
IRE. |, short, sustained wherever tested, ('nd
the evidence can be- furnished. If here arc ny
inclined TO be skcptcal.) as AgT- breHh"S
Fert-R'moc'Hg md HruNi ErUIrg
As such, MACKENzlE's ruvic FE"uiFr's l.
now of red 70 tho Agnc diseased of Illinois, a",
the States adIninnG, and to those eD'gran's end
TRAVELLERS who may be- attacked ly "" AFp" and
Fever AWAY from their homes and fimil's. Il
is Submitted as nm ioliltibc remedy for the ter
rifc local disease attendant upon our soils, and
the miasmn'ic cyhaatous arising thrte!'n''
By properly adherjrg q the duectors accom-
panying it., or giving heed to he warnings ma
the system nvariahy gives in advance oi Malay
the constitution may not only te rescued ir'niI
thr ild,m To- the ravagrr, but even it, s'e1hhrs 81
approaches frustrated before allowed a fnoihold
To the prudent, what has been stated glove
will answer NJ we'll as If volume OF verh'an'
were placed before hem TO al those Who 70.
si.i this inviatian to try a remedy that has W.
ways succeeded whenever spplcd, the only
words hat can be said, are
The wise man prospcrs on the foo sd'"nidlI
'lis wisdom. parl to break disease thraN
Tor sale by the Prnprieiors Agent.
HOS BASSNErT Ottawa, Illinois
Aug o.. 400
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4 I TIE N iON!!
GREAT REDUCTION IN FRIcEs AT
+. BASSNETT'S

NO. (, Brick Buildings
al AFlNG lately received an addl
4 Il tionaI supply of fine English print:
and de laines, will now sell them a
Ner York UhOiesaie Prices.
These goods are of the finest texture
IT the fastest and most brilliant colors
and of the most esteemed styles. II
therefore invites all who wish to pur
chase fail dresses, 20 call and Sc then
before they buy elsewhere, conGlcn
'hat they are bolh-cheopi cheaper" an.
ctsdpeSLM
.Lg0f al these Prices, and ramcmbei
that The Qualify can't be beat
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ECtiCc.i

VSiiE coPartnorsIip heretofore 'SisI-
a ing between Moore & Lowe. was
dissolved On tie Glh inst. ly mutual CON
sent The business will lie conduciS3ss
usual a, the old stand by tie subscriber.
All persons ir(tbtod to lie late firm
are requested to call and seue Immcdi-
ately, and save cost. W. MOORE.
Ottawa, Feb. l2, TS47.
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Fever and Acuc.
For GnyalidS.

4 N excellent article ofpori wine md brandy
n for sale by July 20 + BASSNETT.
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Fashionable Tailoring q.
GEORGE SMITH

DESPECfFU hLlre returns thank, tathc q
4 l. tizcns of Ottavaand vicinity foTtLo libetu
'atrjnage he has heretofore received AID LcIas
m"rit continuance bti he same He 1oiiaJ
ne Establishment is on thesouth sid, oith.
mhlic spare, over ]. and &. Atuour', slrr,
ieis prepared to do work on the OF rcs,,lu
laterns and warrants all garment, uiat, /,
I'm I'll. Cutting will be done on shor, roiic,
md warraniedto iii I properly made Up. n,
FAt AND WINTER FASHIONS
from New York city, have Just Ic,r rec,i,.j
hrs enabling him to furnish garments H. tn
attest and most approved STYLE
", .--LTT1Aer, ana mast kinG, Of ccuEt,.
produce wH bS'Gkc1' ia peymcnitor uvk
Ottawa Oct % 1916
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QTNonc can he genuine unless signed in icyi.
iiog by w. Il. 81 II. G. FAnRELL, sole and
Original Projectors. 81 Manufactured only Try
u G.. Farrell. wholesale Druggist Peoria lls.,
and f,r sale in Ottawa by q. l.. TnomrsoS.
Jenkins & Merrill Lockpot: d. . Il Smith,
Pcfu 4. ! Everot, Hlaacpini BenjamIn Newell
Princeton; Stevens g. Sons. iidianiOuD; J ~
Pickering, N,gark, Bo0ght1n & Hubbard
Opregoi S VogeI, Bristol; ond WheeIer q
Allen. AVr0yG,
Ottawa. Iunc II. 1861 ~
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November IL, 1916.
Cr0ci,cry. Croc!lcry :!
Hro,yn Donestics. sc.

;O hlIes Of "A heavy,
liza supcriine, Waverly'e
600 lbs Of bcstsouthern yarn No . 10 u,
100 carpet warp, doubled and
twisted. plain,
100 taa OLDEST doubled and
twisted col red,
900 lbs candle wiol,ing,
200 'o,lon batting, for sale very low 10y
July es, 1876 GE WALKER.
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tEcJp EG0t sbhsi ssDf -tslc.
Tue subscriber has Just
+ received better assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
b. than was ever before offered
IA in this market. among which
r1A are Ladies CATERS, hafl-5l
49, - ters. buskins. kid slips, mo-
rocco do. gPntlemen's fine French calf
boots, fine morocco boots, and a general
assortment of calf pcgged, Zip and coarse
boots. together with boys boots, chill.
dren's shoes, &C., which he offers for
sale cheaper than the cheapest, for ready
cash. "A FISHER.
Ottawa, Sept. IL, l54G-Iltf
n. B. The best of doujie.s0icd thick
boots constantly on hand and made To
order at so, 80
Weited Boots 2,25
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Notices.

A IL persons indebted to James Ry.
"a an. bv note or book account, while
a, Peru or Marselles. will please call at
his store in Marseilles on OF before the
fifteenth day OF February next, and settle.
or their notes and accounts will be leis
with proper officer for collection.
Nlarseiles, Jan. is. lS47.
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yyyANJElt--A quantity Of Spokcs, Cash
w aud goods viii he paid cot good pTticlo
ifdevrrrd se,u. BARNARD. IS
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rs LjaNt5ie HeaM ReSt3ring Pro
peytieS faHy estabi shed!
~ Is KNOWN As THE ttt' PnwfhFtL
FEVER & AGUE DESTROYER,

4 ~ AANA y IA bss Nv A<As'
IN prescu'ins this wei established aud
4 powcauiiy srnn,ive Medicine 10 the reo-
ole Of ilnnis and the citizene generally OF
the southeastern States, the Proprietor feels
perfect confidence that it will net as success
fully in the districts here Vt uo0 produced, 8
in The Agnr and Fever visited fCriots Of Indiana
Illinois. and Ohio, Michigan, and western Penn
syvauia and New York. In the States above
mentioned, its universal ccltbriiy asa
CERTAIN, PROMPT AND PERMANENT
REMEDY FOR THE AGUE AND FEVER,
Is generally conceded; aud it il resorIed
to by all thus afflicted, in preference to ali other
prcpnra,i,ns Ginning to- cure this disease
Volume, Of lrct,ogiJh IeJinong might &C
company the nnlicc; but the p-pp1plo' believes
tina, the true method Of aPpH,ing The oiii c,ed OF
he perfectly curative properties ct the Tonir
Fohrifuge. is the Trial oits miraculous ro"'
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y OG CHAINS. made Of refined iron,
4 ! for sale at % cents rer IL hy
II J. MANLY & Co.
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Cans. Tulgs and Tippeis.

4 r greatly reduced prices, mems fur.
IA plush and cloth caps, boys do; the
balance Of large stock win be sold with
out reserve, a, the low once price store Of
Nov. %, 1916 BoUGHToN.
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ono Pounds prime Goldfish, 81
SONJceuls pr ID. by HAssNrTT. 40
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Fire! Eiye!!

4 hO GuS ani woIicn g5ods--.Sav,ral piece.
" French black, very superior clnlhs, Al3o,
rassmerps, blnck, blue-black. and fancy. ut liE
irrent prices. Several pieces oi jeans oiddrrent
Slack cloths, cheap tor cioaks. Also sleeps
srays. sattiuets, ,wceds. rte. ! G N,rrtvorn l6
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mills.

A-~ KEGS first rate quality, 3 to God, jus
4 - received and foS sale low by
inIy %. 1876 GE WALKER.
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CLOTH DrEss
Willie lone a. the usuitpriors or emsl' Dis
count Tor ready ray j.'& y. GREEN.
Dayton, May | !, 1871. J & u e..
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Selling of at Cost.
z WILL sell all my remaining stock Of
- straw and florence bonnels, sumner
ribbons. summer shawls and dress mus.
Inns at first cost. L. BAssNETT.
September 4. 1916. loaf
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This corifes thntI have used Farrels' Lii,
imynt on my horse, which was badly CALLED, ahl
in four days it produced perfect core. ! cat
with confidence recommend il to the public as
safe aud quick remedy for gals. o. ". MrSGEu
Gf Liule Rock, Kendall county, miniHcrof III,
tRock Riverconference.
Peoria, Augustus, 1915.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-25
York County.

At meeting Of the Wings OF York county. held pur
suani 10 notice at the Courthouse Monday tho 18th ay
OF January lc+7, Capt PcyIon y SOulha was called TO
the Chair and Bolivar SHIELD appointed Secretary The
Wherenpon the following resolutions unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That the Wings Of York county NE still nm
willing, without struggle present the singular and ano-
nalous spectacle Of Wig District under the rule of
modern DemoeTGey position To which they have m No
wise contributed, aud thoy ee confident with the and
Of their brethren OF the Northern Neck aud the Eastern
Shore they and will redeem the District and in Isi3
a IN $780, stand again the " Banner Wing District of
Virginia"
Resolved, That cordially concur in the call of Con-
yenuon OF the Wing party OF this District be held at
YORK Town on the 10th Of February next Tor the purpose
OF selecting suitable candidate for Congress in This D
trict at the ensuing election.
Resolved. That William Howard, Baker L Lee Tboma.
Newman, VIM. ). Malicote. William Rowoll Robert z
Shelburne, Henry Smith. John b. Hunt Levin Smith Geo
w smith, Robert SHIELD. Samuel Shield George Cooper
Ihos l.. Savage, SOancs VI Moun'castlc SamY $ How
ard, William Tabb, Edmund L. Wynnc Dr. f. w Pow.
er, Allen Davis, Richd II Whitaker. Thos W. Whitaker
DR.. Robt ii Power, James Bevin Bolivar Shield Robin.
son Phillips, Henry Buchanan, James Hopkins Curtis
Hunt Thomas Vernon, John a. White Fras H. Lee
DR.. w. +. Anderson Jas. f. Power, Jno. A. Jones War
ner Williams, Ralph Graves, Augustine L. Sherwood and
Cary wilkinson be appointed Delegates 10 represent the
Wings ct York county in the sad Convention and that
any other good and true Wing Of the said county who
may attend the Convention be entitled to scat as Dele
gate from this county.
Resolved, That the Chairman of this meeting appont
COMMITTEE to make all necessary proper arrangements
for the sitting OF the said Convention.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting be .gn
ed by the Chairman and Secretary and published IN tbe
wing papers Of Richmond, Norfolk and Alexandra
PEYTON a. SOUTHALL, Chairman
| BOLIVAR SHEup, Secretary.
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MIR. CnII.nnn

Inc papers have been teeming with rumor. some day,
past IN regard TO the intention OF this gentleman to submit
seu's OF resolutions the subject of the Mexican war
IN "neh among other things. said he would recon-
mend the withdrawal Of troops to the eastern bank OF
m7 h'o SFande. IL MIR. Calhoun ever entertained any
sue" Pupose-and that he did there can be no doubt
We presume he has abandoned it, Ills nerrs was not equal
10 inc OCCASION Tmidy, indeed, and its offspring vaca-
''"' nave oeon tho bcseng OF the South Carolina
source OF all the great blunders which have
oN'u nS Puohc career, and which, while the highest ho-
o'S Z" tue Republic have been almost within his grasp,
nave prevented their attainment Like FkAR. IN the ode,
nc 'uehes inc chords OF public opnion-Snd then
back, alarmed at the sound before n, bas had time "a,
Judge OF its effect.
The Washington correspondent of the Charleston Cou-
n'' ""'eS-" Mr. Calhoun, as now learn. will not Of
Ter any project respecting the Mexican war. but will
a'a' "'nSe" OF 'he hrst occasion define his po
siuon the subject"
The South Carolnian "Cn,m N k,o,,leds, os bis
views derived, It says, from authentic sources, A"
states that Mr. Calhoun is in favor ~ converting the
war from an OFFENSIVE into a OFFENSIVE one by taking
a position which will hold wha, we have got or rather
as much rs may be deemed necessary 10 indemnify us
tor past losses and insults" Without pausing 10 enquire
by what rule the value OF au iRsuir' is To be mea-
sSred. and how many acres Of soil will heal the wound
ed honor OF the Nation, it pertinent TO enquire in
the present attitude of affairs what Is TO be done with
inc Mexican provinces If We hold them Arc they to
De converted into woodworking territories the germ
OF " Gordon OF free States" by which the Southwest
oth saNohOdmg frontier is hereafter to be belted Ii
fAa' - TO DO their MANIFEST DEsrNY may well be
questioned whether their acquisition and annexation by
0'Hf resolution or by treaty. will be any INDEMNITY TO
us OF the South
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LLoYns, January, lS47.
hessrs sditors;-ln looking your Journal | find
That kobt NJ Hunter Is Senator elect six years from
tho 4ih OF next March. also that his election was
elected through the fundamentally Vt the Wings or by
'hef votes Now, Is It strange that Whigs are not
yet tired OF MIR Hunter Why. sir IN my humble opin-
ION, he Is the most obnoxious the Loco party He
indebted and ought TO feel grateful the Wings for his
eNtraordnary and rapid cevalon but. instead OF feeling
that gratitude which he ought he absolutely conemns the
name OF Wing, and abhors every man who i. n whig-
Ito has deceived them betrayed every trust conded to
him by the Wing party but still they vote tor him IN spi,e
OF every thing can say for myself and the Wings of Is.
SEX that had required the this his native coun
~ he never would have been elected never intend un
der any circumstances, Locofoco for any of
nee; but would have greatly preferred genuine wool
dyed Loco, TO renegade Wing. HIS own party did NOT
wish MN elected know but II : for that reason
more gratifying To that he has been chosen by WING
votes am truly gad that friend and undevlatipp re-
pTesentiNe, Dr. Roanc, stood seadias amid all the hal
lettings; aud he would have stood ul doomsday rather
Than vote Numerically against the wishes of his marty |
nope that he will, all such occasions bear our good old
county tag above the reach OF all Locoioco contamination
OLD ESSEN.
IL We have received from Essex several communic,-
tons OF similar tenor-but this may suffice 10 speak for
ALL We believed that the Wings ought 10 have adhered
throughout to Mr.. Archer but subsequent events have
IN great measure, reconciod IL course of action
which We deemed unadyisabe but which, differing with So
many OF our friends may have BEEN after ALL wise and u
Giclous
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-25

AT meeting Of portion Of the Wings Of New Rent
county held at the Court House thereof the Ih Jan.
uary, 1917, Col H. G.. Crump was called 10 the Char and
Col Iheophius A. Lacy appointed Secretary The object
OF the meeting having been explained by the Chair on
ton OF Francis Nelson
Resolved, That tho Chair appoint delegation Of ten
persons TO the Convention to be held IN York Town on
the lbh February. for the purpose Of nominating Wing
10 represent this district in Congress:
Whcfeupon the Chair appointed Francis Nelson Rich
mond i. Lacy, James Stsmpor. DR.. Augustine Crump
Beverly T. Crump. DR.. WIN. X. savage. Henry d. Walden
Thomas t'rham, Dr. Robert S. Apperson and nr George
W. MOrfiss
On motion, Resolved, That these proceedings be signed
by ho Chairman and Secretary and sent In the Editors of
Wing papers IN Richmond with a request that they pub
lish them IN their respective papers.
Il. @. CRUMP, Chairman.
THEornLUs A. LAcy, Secretary.
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From New York.

Correspondence %! the BALTIMORE Patriot-By Teest,p
NEW YORK, Jan. %, p. M
The Stock market is somewhat depressed to-day and no
transactions To any amount.
There IS no change in the flour grain market No
sales ol h1nr wheat, dealers will not operate un
the news by the Steamer is in.
Some Transactions have taken place at 50 cts for
strictly prime white.
morning.
Cotton is firm, but no largo operations
GREAT fIRE IN BosToS-ONg HUSDRED Bumptwas De-
srR"YEp- have not heard the location nor the amount
OF loss but 1t must be very heavy
All parties arc anNiously looking for the news by the Hi
hernia than due nj Boston
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EROM PHILADELPHIA

Correspondence OF the Baltimore pairio,-By TELEGRAPH
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Jan. % & r Nj
The Stock market continues very active and sales tn q
considerable amount OF u. = loan have been made
at 9s5, also Pennsylvania SIS at 67I
No sales OF Hour 1t Is held at Si,s7IaS5.
Prime white Wheat is worth II cts but no large sales
Prime yellow Corn ~ held at &C cts.
Cotton has advanced OF cent but have heard Of no
heavy operations.
Whiskey IS selling to-day at 255 cts in barrels
Dealers generally waiting the arrival OF the seam
err and consequently business is dull
The weather is more pleasant
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Committee Of the
COnXenIlnn.
HENRY P. IRvING, Esq.

, HOUSE, Oh DELEGATES, Richmond, Jan. 80 Isis.
To Msssrs. r. ". Watkins and Others,
Gentlemen 81 have this day received your communca
u"h o. the l'h instant. informing my SELECTION by
'ne delegates at tue Famvie Convention. the Wing
candidate, for the ith Congressional Distinct for seal IN
the next Congress Ot the United States.
Ine honor conferred l. gratefully acknowledged and
IN accepting me post you have assigned me- only
that will devote my best energies To the accompsb
men OF your wishes aud the defence o: the principles
maintained by the party To which am attached.
Your friend aud servant,
HENRY Z. IRVING.
- The Wing papers Of Lynchburg, Charlottesville Rich
mond and Petersburg will please copy early day
practicable.
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{ Communicated.
MlIIp MnnIinn-

~ meeting Of tho Wings Of this Town and County n,
the Court House 40 ffodcfcksburg on Monday evcpipg
ue l0'h instant, the following Preamble and Reaolus
tons adopted
whereas tho Convention which recently me in the to,yp
Of Iappuhannock, aud made a nomination of n Cspddot,
10 represent the Wings Of this District tho approaching
election, has Tor reasons, n Of which would be- needles.
To detail, failed 10 meet fully the appreciation Of the Wbg
parry "l TIC Dstrct appearing that many Of the Dele
gales were unable 20 attend, aud several were un
represented m the Convention. feeling Of dissatisfaction
mas arisen 90 largo portion 0 the District not 50 much
with the result 90 which the Convention brought lie delhi
etaone. az with the fact that did not in ~ fall manner
AZ possible, embrace the viows Of the whole District in
those deliberations That this Dissatisfaction being real
and widespread. extending not only a. counties which did
not appear by their delegates Convention but embracing
the whole District in be influence has become 20 ssrous
o. 10 ondanRer tho success Of the Wing candidate thus
nominated and thus dsappont the wefounded prospect
Of success for the Wing party Of this Dishc-And where
as We believe that tho conclusion which the Tsppah,n-
mock Convention did come, would have been unanimously
sustained had been the deliberate result Of a ul
ton ol Tho Dstricthnt personal objection 10 Mf Ga,
mort is anywhere felt, and that he should receive the
nomination ~ ul Convention, he will obtain the unied
and cordial support Of the whole Wing parry Of the Dst
And, whereas hold that the success OF the Nb,g
cause - the object which slono should actuate u. in the
lection Of Wing candidate, and that tho motto ptiocin.,
not men," will guide most safely IN our debera,n Ia
~''d s"eh s.., the oipms or ptctsns,ons Of
any individual asprant should never be permitted Ia nte
lce with tho probable Of tho cause he advooate
desire that al who concur with these views should
unite IN the selection oi candidate who shall bo tho
deliberate choice Of full Convention 81 the Dstuct
and though under the Circumstances we have mention
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CITY ARRIVALS

ItrnASoE Horrt-J'ny 2tI Jackson Yort r V II,gye
N'"ton' Nor"k r Carer William. Rives Pe,ersi,lr,
hfafF d. I1ekfon, e, " Bic a. Atandfa Inrcs Ken
iuekJ noullass York; Wright 4 a Lane rhisdstrt
fck b. Chariot vile Mr. Angler York y Il stsrg. Ken
u,y iy,i 'a'olinaiJ u E1' GcofFa " Huntington
Ilsmilon Hartford. Conn. Broldnat Yale Coliere wv
Jackson Ff,tcuct slufr NV " "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-25

o. We regret To- lo7rn from the New Orleans JeGcr.
sonon whose in;c.uant Is gentleman Just from Tex
a., that Dr. J. G. Chalmers, i,:mefly Of Halifax county
Va, and whose brother D. now one Of the a. ~ o.
tors from Mss,ssipp killed N Austin, toe osp,tsI
Of Texas, few days since, by a Mr. Holden The
difficulty grew out Of dispute IN relation to some pro
perry, vic" ro Doctor drow hi, pistol Mr. Holden
with his knBe, ihen inflicted wound which resulted
On he instant death of d. Chalmers.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
B. ;. p Hi Fs.s';.. Secretaries.

FARMvILLE, 18th jan. ls47.
Dear Sr-A Convention OF Delegates from the coun-
ties composing the Fourth Congressional District of Viz
snia was held IN farmve on this day. for the purpose
OF nominating Wing candidate for a seat in the UouSe
OF Representatives OF tho United States in tho next Con
eress A the result OF the debeaton OF that body we
nave inc honor TO communicate TO you, that have
ceived ITS cordial nomination the office referred 10
We hope that you will permit the Wings of the strict
thus To present your the people and we conf
DENLY trust thar the voters Of the District will place you
IN National Councs aud thus materially eopt,ibu,
TO the NlndIcauon and maintenance OF the Constitution
aud the promotion OF the great OF the country
With high regard. yours SC
+. n. WATKINS
L. Il. BOULDIN
Il. II. NOWLIN
RICHD. PERKINS, Commit,.e ,s ,b.
GEO. III. MATTHEW'S, { Convention
JAS. ID. THORNTON
). z. BROWN
"A. VENABLE
Henry T. Irving, Esq.