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TO the Editors Of the Enquirer:

10 me Edit0fS O nc enquirer.
Mr.. SIinger Of The Senate deems il due 10 his
constituents TO say, that he was accidentally ab
sent al The moment The vote was taken for the
election OF a Judge OF The 18th circuit but entered
The chamber few moments alter. Had he been
present he would have voled Tor Mr.. Lee; il ~
cessary, would have advocated his claims against
any opposition, and would certainly have been
present had ii not been previously well under
stood that there would be no opposition.
Dec. 18th J. G STRINGER.
n Examiner will please copy.
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Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
CHARLEsrows, VA, Dec. !
Ep;seop7l Church Desfeoy. d 5y Fire.

Episcopal Church Desfsoy,d by Fire.
regret 10 inform you hat the new Episcopal
Church at thi. place was destroyed By FIRE last
night. The FIRE broke out about 8 O'Clock in the
evening. originating from furnace in the cellar,
and baf1ed al attempts 10 extinguish it. II
was burned to the ground-nothing saved, and
no insurance. 8. r. G.
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ED. ROBINSON, President.
TREATMENT uF CHOLERA.
FAMILY REMEDY.

FAMILY REMEDf.
The simplest Remedy (says The N. \. Sum
for The diarrtGa, which in all cases p;ecedts
Cholera is 10 dissolve table spoonful OF salera-
tus or pearl.ash in about pint OF wafer, and
when thoroughly dissolved, take OF this solution q
tables spoonful every five or len minutes, un''
the diarrLe, is stopped. A physician sh .uld be
sent for without delay.
FAMILY PREyENTIyEs.
Wear flannel next The skin. Use sail, cayenne
or black pepper and mustard freely with The ocd.
avoiding pickles, acids. sbell-fsh. and fish OF all
kind, and fruits of all kinds except dried figs
Eat only one kind OF mea al the same meal. Beef
roasted, broiled or boiled, and poultry, bro'led 81
hnilei a re IN be prperred
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ARKANSAS SENATOR.

The Union has seen dispatch, stating that
the Hon SoLoN BoRLAND has been elected Sena-
Tor from Arkansas, for he regular term OF six
years from The 4th March next.
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NOTICE.
xyortb of Dry Goods to be sold al

NOTICE.
.,o ooo Worth of Dry Goods to be soid al
Soo,"o and below Cost.
ATTENDING to close my busiress, WIZ ilotn
and after Today offer my large and wen Sc
Iscted stock of Goods at and below cos' ,.,u III
s.ies mus, be made strictly for Cash, aud ID no
;nsance can This rule be deviaed from.
ISAAC A. LEVY, 43 MAN 81.
n. BAH persons indebted to me s' up p
make promp, settlement. 80
REDUCTION PRICES oP pRr 49, Go0 Gen..
,aiIr are rssp,cfuIy iovied to cal, a. Nc.
ntsea' 'bsv will fad new aad desirable goods e
very io~ "'e WILLIAM J. SWORDS,
~, :, Sign Of The Dry Goods Boz
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u The annual meeting OF the Temperance
General Assembly will take place on Wednes-
day morning, 18Th inst al II o'clock, in Boshers
Hall.-Should delegates arrive before lha, lime
they will report themselves al the tfhce OF The
Banner OF Temperance.
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A GEN ILEMAN AND A SADDLE
A GENTLEMAN unknown 10 me COL horse
n and saddle al my stable on Saturday DIght
last, for The alleged purpose OF riding TO The The
a,re. The horse came home without lhe saddle
and the object OF this notice is to ascertain 1he
whereabouts of the saddle or the gentleman VINO
had The horse as The latter can probably put INC
on the scent 10 obtain The flrsl. ,,,o
Dee. l2-3td r. H. TALIAFERRo.
I OST-Some where in Bucher,own, on osi
IL utday or Sunday morning las, s nsrs
leather Pocket Book, containing nv ,ee pr M
q, and CsT,fcale of DEPOSIT in the Bank OF
Virginia Tor $50, with credit on j! OF Sioe.
A liberal reward will be paid Tor me Poke ,i Doos
near Chelsea, al the head Of Bu t,i llqWny
Dec. 12-dSt Tree mdo u eo'o''
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MIpDLEsEX COUNTY.

Alta large and respec able meeting OF the cli-
zens of Midde>ex comfy, held 10 The Court
House, in Urbanna, on Monday, the 9th Of No
vember, 1913, Chat beirg Court day. in relation
10 The suhjee, OF the removal oil the Court House
Of said county; Waller Heaey, Esq was called
10 the Chair, aud Geo. L. Nicholson, appoined
Secretary.
Ai'er a considerable debate, in which several
gentlemen participated, he following resolutions
were adopted:
Isl. Resolved, That committee OF fifteen, to
be composed al three prisons ron each Militia
Company District IN lie County, b appointed BY
The chairman, 10 meet 4 Saluda, IN Wednesday,
the 29th inst, 10 confer among Themselves and
select The mos suitable place, other Than Urban
ma, for The erection OF { new Court House.
3D. Resolved, Tha n deciding the question as
10 The propriety OF The removal OF The Court House
of The County, majority OF The whole should go
vern.
3d. Resolved That he Chairman and Secre-
lary of the meeting, b. added 10 the fifteen, and
that The Chairman Of this meeting be appointed
The Chairman Of that committee.
4lh. Resolved, That The proceedings Of this
meeting be signed by tie Chairman and Secrela-
ry, and published In lie Richmond papers.
The following wire lie committee appointed by
The Chairman under IN. first resolution: John
Boss, George D. Pace, John L. Blake, ?. a
Blackburn, James A. Euhank, Halland Walter
Thos NJ B. Roy R. A Davis, Lewis Jones. P
T. Woodward, Thomas Trice, VIM s. Hack
ney, VI lies F. Mason, Lewis B Seward and Ro
bert MCKan.
And on motion, the meeting adjourned.
WALTER HEALY, Chm.
GEO L. NICHOLS ~, Sec'y.
The committee assembled al Saluda on The 29f
of November, as directed in the foregoing reso
luton, majority being present, anu alter con,
ierring selected as the location, part OF The land
OF Dormer Oaks, lying on the main road few
hundred yards below Saluda, between the large
oak Tree Standing al The corner OF said Oaks
land and Carksneck meeting house.
IF Whia and Examiner please COPY.
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TEXAS.-The Galveston Civilian OF The 10Th
uimo says: "Onr exchanges from Eastern
Texas contain scarcely any farther election re-
turns. The Rusk, Marshall, and Nacosdoches
papers all concur in the belief hat no county IN
Eastern Texas has given a majority for Taylor.
Harrison was supposed to be strongest for Inc
Wings, and there the Democratic majority was
sixteen. The only counties in the West ~hlch
have given Taylor majofilies, as Tar as We nave
received returns are Cameron and Vicoria-ihe
later majority Of onlv one vote. Bet were
made before the election thar Taylor would moi
carry five counties in the STATE, AMI h. ha prob
ably failed 10 d. so"
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NEGRO HIRING,

BY N. B. & c. B. HILL.
TIME Subscribers offer their services again 20
their frie6ds and the public to M's OUT Nc
gyoes Tor The ensuing year.
,Tbev woud recommend those who in'end send
inc their negroes here 10 send them early, that
thew NAV obtain good homes and good prices.
They pledge themselves 10 attend to all negroes
entrusted 10 their care in sickness:
N. B. & C. b. HILL,
Corner Of Wall and Franklin Streets.
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To Tie Editors ef he Enquire:

Essex CuuNrY, Dec. 4, lS4S.
Messrs. Editors: We have no,iced win un-
feisaed sorrow, caid in your last Country paper
from the Hon. Il. l. I. Beale, in which he de-
cares his purpose OF NOT again becoming eau.
didate for a seat in the Congress OF The United
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For the Enquirer.
KING WILLIAM CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT


KING WILLIAM CONGRESSIONAL District,
Messrs Editors. As our worthy and falthiui
renrrsen,aiye in Congress, Mr.. r. L. 1. beale'
has nub!icly declared his determination mol 10
he 4 candidate Tor re election, it becomes neces,
sarv that The Democracy oil this District shoulu
select some one 10 taks his place in The approach
inc Congressional Election, as well as 10 M MS
honored sea, in The House OF representatives
would therefore propose that Convention com.
nn.ed at delegates from every county wllnin inc
Di,uicl, be held in Tappahannock on Weanes-
dav The Sis, Of January 10 nominate an lndlviu-
nal 10 be voted for by The Democratic kepuoii-
oan party. ,,,
In consequence OF the many counies emorac'
ed in our Dis.ricl, and the lime necessarily con.
sumed in The canvassing OF each one, and IN or
der to reconcile The friends OF the different a.
lipsuished gentlemen who have been named as
successors 10 Mr.. Beale, ! have suggested The
above early day, and hope il will meet The appro-
bation of every true Democrat
We have, assure you, gentlemen. nothing 10
fear from The no parlyiles in This District; Tor
with Washington OF Westmoreland, Garnet Of
Essex, Douglas Of King William, or Fizhugh
Of Caroline, as o,r candidate, Old Virginia
would sill see the scat,ol her Hunter occupied nv
s,aunch RepubIican, and an able defender =
Southern rights.
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Extract # Litter from CqbeH County, Va
1--WE have met The enemy and zoe are theirs
Wei lhezWhigs were once TyIerized; now,
think Taylorizsd; but thanks to Democracy
Virginia annu h. Fimor'Z.d."
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For the Enquirer.
10 TIE IEGIaLATuRE OF VIRGINIA.


In selecting a person 10 fill The Gubefnaorial
chair. il is FL and proper to confer the honor opon
none hui such as You know 10 be well qualihed iol
the stalion You cannot well go anlss IN max
ing selection from among the many aoie ana
talented gentlemen who have been spoken 0i IN
connection with that high and important trust
But there must be- some choice, and believing mat
he gentleman, t. whom desire To cal your a.
,enion will prove he lavo!ite Of the Legislature,
as am sure he would be OF the people OF ihs
good old Commonwealth, ioI any office, take the
liberty Of presenting tor your favorable consde-
ration The name OF JOHN Y. MASON. Who
is i, in this ancient Dominion That is not &C
ouain,ed with he present able Secretary oil The
Navy, 1.-THE Old Virginia Gentleman" as ne
is sly led in Washington 2 Though occupying a
position second 10 none but President, ne is as
easily approached by the poor as The rieh and
his hospiable mansion knows no distlnctIon.-
NV own position in life is hat of IN humble in
dividual, having 10 toll from the rising TO The sci
ling OF the sun for living; yet have always
been received a. the house OF Judge Mason as one
npon an equality in society win himself, and |
,eeI as free in his company as do in that oil any
old fashioned Virginia farmer. Such is the man
we want Tor Governur-ihat the honesl farmer
will teel al Liberty To pay him visit with an as.
surance Of being kindly received.
When Gen Taylor sha be called upon 10 pre-
side over The desnies OF The nation, re will ,er-
tainiv seeci his advisers from the Wing parry
and Judge Mason's line having expired, ne mus
retire 10 his home; and can you, ask, lei an OPP
porunily like The present pass without coniefrine
upon him The highest Office in yunr gihl You Of
The mountains AMI The extreme Wesl, cast aside
your sectional preudices and come down in YOU
might and beslow fresh honofs upon the man
who has stood by you and your principles
through the whole OF his long and esenliul life =
There can b. no just cause for this sectional feel
ing. The West has furnished a Floyd, Camp
bel and Mcdowell 10 preside over The Con.
monweah Governor Smith is not from The
East and Why should not The East be equally en-
,ied with The West 10 The selection OF a Cover
nor3 But | do not urge the claims Of Judge
Mason because he is an Eastern man-on The
contrary il believed hc!could be prejudiced,
would prefer Western man, IN account OF our
internal improvement schemes. But | krop
Judg. Mason possesses heart loo in!i Of honest
pride aud patriotism 10 descend = low 10 seek
ne prosperity OF one portion II the Stale TO lie
derimenr OF another. He has been too long at
the head Il one Of Inc Departments Of The n1tion
10 lock 10 sections" Should The nigh honols ol
this Off e BE- conferred upon Judge Mason, The
Legislature Of Virginia will show that the Da ne
If her honorcd son ShaH be inscribed stu higher
on The pinnacle OF fame MEG dANlC.
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a correspondent OF he Pennsylvania utterly
denies the statement hat Chief Justice fancy
vo,ed for Taylor Judge T. deposited an open
ticket for Cass and Butler He served with Gen
Cass in the Cabinet, knew him and preferred
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IsugIIenot House

TO MEMBERS Of THE LEGlSLAih o of
TINE subscriber announces 10 The mel ae' hand.
The Legislature, that she has ~, their ar.
some and newly furnished rooms 10
commodation. dss;r4t HI. one icing
tiel lesa'un as, If The Capitol, on Oh street, BE-
tween ns. Gl1a sd "' WARY E. M. BURWELL.
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GEO. L. Nichols ~. Sec'y.
Correspondent of the Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, lS48.

Mr.. Douglass, Chairman of the Senate Com
mittee on Territories, Il learn, will introduce
his California and Territorial bills OF Monday
certainly the former of these. Many of the
Washington correspondents have mistaken, in
some important points, he features OF The pro
posed bill, last referred TO- for the admission OF
California, as a State, into the Union. care
ful perusa enables me 10 say, that, if il shall
become law, in it's present shape, II will in
cude within lis boundaries all The ''rritory &C
quired By the late treaty with .isxico-New
Mexico as well as California.
Mr. Douglass, | understand, whsn be gave
notice of this important bill, intended TO in
cude only California. Since then, Tor reasons
deemed invulnerable, he has concluded 10 include
New Mexico.
The permanent boundary of the new State,
will be the Sierra Madre, or California noun
tains, and the coast, from the boundary OF Orc
gon North, to Lower California, Soulb-but un
Ill other States shall have been formed from the
territory not included within this permanent
boundary, this also will constitute pat and par
Gel Of the State Of California.
This new State, il IS proposed 10 divide into
two judicial islricts-lhe eastern AMI he western
with two distinct judges, attorneys, aep-one d
hese in t-c eastern, New Mexico ard The olhe
in the western, California lines courts 10 he
held annually In addition 10 The two U. s. Sc
majors, il is proposed lial The new Stae shall IL
untitled, iof The present, u lwo representatives y
Congfcss,-one from he eas and The ether from
The wes
BY uniting California and New Mexico, a,
hi, lime, as one S ate il is believed the interest 81
both will BE- promoted. California would air0ys
be The "big card" ol such an union, and her re-
personalities, from The inevitable direction oil EN-
igration, would always have the pIeponderancr
in The legislature.
The representatives from California, in that le
gislaiuie, would always be American-lhose
from New Mexico, Ne1ieau. This union OF The
tSo 10 one State, therefore, would give 10 The in
habiianls cf New Mexico lime 10 studythe char
acle: OF our institutions before other Sales were
formed from The territory lying east OF The Sierra
Madre.
Another difficulty would also be overcome by
this "Uniun" that in regard 10 the requisite po-
puiaton for The admission OF new State INFO the
Federal Union The tl1o new territories ~ouId
contain that requisite population.
The territorial bills III Minnesota and Nebraska
will contain no provisions in regard e slavery
In The Iomsr, slavery is noD prohibited, IN one
hail, b. The ordinance ol 1857, and in Zoe other
halt b. the Gin section 0! lac Miss uri Compio-
mise Act la NEBRASKA slavery is now excluded
altogether BY Inc terms Of the Missouri Compile
mise
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LIE WIS III | |. l.,
COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT,
RICHMOND, TIRGLHIJ7.
A TTENDS 10 The Hiring out ot Negroes and the Col
n lection of Claims, Accounts, Sc.
Ofiice-Corner Of Governor and Main streets.
Dec la-c6t
CHARLOTTESVILLE FEMALE AGA
DENY

THE next session Of this Institution will connie nee
i the first Of February. and end on the last OF
June.
Terms, per ssssias Of noe ncxus.
For the English course, SIS
French. Italian, Spanish, Greek OF Latin, 10
Algebra or Geometry, S
Music, with use of Piano, l6
Board, including every personal accommodation, 90
The subscriber now occupies the premises owned by
the late Principal and will be prepared to receive board
crs Board can also be obtained In many OF the most
respectable families In Charlottesville.
Persons who may wish 10 make enquiries respecting
the School are referred TO the Trllsres-viz: v. w
Southai John R. Jones, VIM. A. Bib, Z. Watson.
j. n. Timberiake and Ira Garrett. Also, TO Gen John
II. Cooke, Rev. W. :. White Rev Peyton Harrison
Rev. q. w. McPha, Rev. J. NJ. r. Atkinson, Rev. Da
aiel b Ewing, Rev. J. NJ. Allen, Rev. w. Thompson
Rev. ). w. Blan aud Rev. b. VI Smith.
Dec l2-cw7w A |. iI0LLADAY, Principal.
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b. w. KNOWLES, Aer.
NEGRn lIIRING


iINHE subscriber again offers his services 10 his
4 friends and The public Tor hiring oul Ne
sroes the ensuing year lie pledges himself 10
use his bas, clor,s promote the interest Of those
who may favor him wuh their business, and 10
paw special attention 10 Tie negroes dnrng SICK
ness. he hopes from an experience o! ten years
10 be able 10 give entire satisfaction. He will al.
so attend to renting out houses, oI collecting any
claims entrusted to his cafe.
Office at The old sand OF DaLney Il Canihorn,
corner ut 18th and Main streets, opposite City
Ho,el. EDWARD N. DABNEY.
No.
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Ara meeting Of the democratic party hcil IN
The Town Of Chrlstiansbure an Monday, The AIN
day OF December, lS4S, 10 appoint delegates 10 a
Conyen ion iof the purpose Of nominating can
d,date 10 represent The Monroe District N lhe
mex, Congress- OF the Unil-d Safes, John Pepper,
Esq, was called 10 the Chair and James VI.
Wade appointed Secretary The object oil The
meeting wa, then explained b. Capt. o. w An.
drrson. and ths following resolutions were offered
and unanimously adopled:
Isl Resolved, That he following delegates be
appointed b. The Caair TO attend said Convention
from the Christiansburg precinct, IN the county
OF Montgomery, viz: Samuel Lucas, Robert
Lalimer, William c. Taylor, R. h. Abbot, VIM
K Bower, Henry c. Walters, Edmund D.
Williams, James NJ. Wade, James l.. Taylor,
jeremiah Kyle, William Barnes, Charles D.
Lucas, David Page, John Hambrick, b. w.
Raglan, James C. Taylor, George w. Anderson,
James F. Hoge, James P. Edmundson, Eli Peler-
son, Jr., Edward Claddock, VIM. MEG Monla-
que, VIM. Wade, r D. Montague, Franklin
Wall and John Charlton
End. Resolved, Thai it be recommended 10 The
different precincts in this county the proprlety OF
holding meetings sometime during The present
month 10 appoint delegates 10 said Convention.
81. Resolved, Thai the Sweet Springs, in the
county OF Monroe. is, in The opiuion Of This
meeting, suitable place, AMI the 22d day q
January, 1919, a proper tim ~ holding said
Convention.
4th. Resolved, Tha the Proceedings OF this
Meeting be forwarded b. The Secretary 10 the
Editors II the Fincasllc Dcmoc,at, Richmond
Enquirer, Lynchburg Republican and Jefferson
vile Democrat for publ
5Ih Resolved, That this meeting do now ad.
journ JOHN PEPPER, Chairman.
JAMES Nj. WADE, Secretary.
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is HOT; OR, CLOTHING CHEAP
IN SEAS SON!
OUR motto i 10 sell goods cheap while The
season lasts, and, in order 10 DO 50, have re-
ducsd our prices 20 per cent from former rates.
Now is the time 10 buy bargains while we are
hayA IN for rash Our stock is immensely large,
and persons in want will find il 10 their adyan-
,apc 10 call on KEEN, CHlLES q CO.,
Dec IL No 1902, Main ST.
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DECEMBER REPORT.

DECEMBER REPORT,
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.
Office in Richmond, "a, No. 81 Main stee'.
ouer store o( Judat Myers, Egg.
THIS Company have issued since May last,
i 543 new policies. Surplus capita over ESQ.,
900 dollars, and daily increasing. Whole num-
Der of policies issued in TWO and half years
over 5000, showing business unprecedented in
this country or Europe. The profits are all d.
vided among The insured annually When the
annual premium on a life policy amounts 10
$50, hall is loaned 10 The insured if he wishes
The husbands life may be insured for The wifes
tenefit, secure from creditors. Persons may in.
sure from 100 10 10 1000 dollars.
Chrs,m. and New Year are at hand, what
more providenl gilt can a father purchase Tor his
family7
- " X
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Richard Hill. .Ir

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
TIRES oul Negroes, Rents out Houses, and
III Collects Claims 0! all kinds.
Odice-CorLer Main aud llh streets.
nec Ii-d&cIJa I20
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CONCORD ACADEMY

f9,nIs Institution Is located in Caroline county, vr
i ginia, forty miles North Of Richmond, and three
miles from the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad.
The course Of instruction comprises the Latin Greek,
French and Spanish languages, Mathematics IN all It's
branches, Natural and Moral Philosophy.
TERMS for Board and Tuition, for six months, com
mencing the Isl OF February next, viii be SliO-Sl00
payable in advance $40 NJ the close Of the session.
f w COLEMAN, A NJ, Principal
In COLEMAN, A 81.
Post oiice-Concord Academy.
EXPERIMENTATION John Mason. Secretary Of
the Navy; Or sco,s Speaker OF the Senate Of vir
eina; Gen Bernard Peyton,. Maj Thomas Els,s
Msssrs w Leigh, James A seddons and Robert G
Stanard. Richmond; Hon Robert T Hunter and Rich
ard Baylor Esq, Essex; Messrs John Tabb' and Jno
r Bryan,s Gloucester; Messrs Mers w Fishers and
George wilkins Accomac Col Thomas Ran
doIph' and VIM Rives,s Esq, Albemarlei WIN II
Tayoe,s Esq, Mount Airy; WIN II Ilanison,s ESQ.
Prince George; Maj Clayton g Coleman. Louisa; DR.
Armlslead Cooke Norfolk; William n Roy Esq,
Matthews; Hon Thomas II Bayly; Thomas GhoIson..
Esq, PETERSBURG, Andrew Hunter, ESD Jefferson; IcV
WA Friend, Port Royal ri Rev Nicholas Cobbs. Judge
Samuel Chapman and Judge Daniel Coleman, Ala
bama; DR. Vim e Danirll,s Grorgia; John Compton,
Esq, Louisiana; lion James VI Mason Winchester
Gentlemen who either have had. at present
have, sons or wards members oilhe institution.
Dec I2-ciFrbl
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tina, region Of country. On Iae con.ay' sue
equally worthy, equally loyal equ". ~ po omar
,sr Of The Old Dominion, ana equally lcaiisa am
s -, d, 10 honor. And justice, masnanim,iy
and equality, all demand that sc' o. e'luAis
h"norel aud respected. We, h lore; IN Ihs
No,..wes feel iha 10 US ape IA 'he honor g.
m"nweai.i; and We lake erea, pride in present
ing for Thai Office our learned and gIea eeT,sc
w Thompson, OF The City of Wheeling, man
whom Tor Executive qualifications. none W''nin
The Sla!e is better fiji. Against him no!hIns can
he said; while in his favor il can win rum o.
said me is chase scholar an able statesman an
dieni6ed, honest and industrious n man. nc
should be Governor. bhOOhE.