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InftltotF fTtn torrF Tofaps0n hsdis1n
tsv c,rntr IL trt.aray and Tve-ty tAri treet Tors
furnaros BrAd.ay ius Of stssss - leave you the
dfr
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tions sses, IL As we'd know
By upiny G"-fs-J- lttlsn Needless, ed Soap fLs
Poudrs ubie vrzccste hair from any part Of the body
Liquid Rouge for psls lips AID checks. Lily White Tor
rough flushed, sluggish e"npeyions a. Walker
Or, from Braas~sy Calender South Third
Phitpdslphis
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DIR. KslIinger,s wonderful Cure I.

Lent the que-tran agsr has Assonshe4
thous From he mesi s,ful coalition. he oar-
In ah.nt three wssts tie frOm Francisco, Witt
his situation ssfuliy ,hssr~d DR. K. called en- LIN
and agreed TO HIM and ds entirely ,rss
which 10 traenr and stressthsnins
tpphoati.n. sold. In large bssss, SO Brosivay o.
aaeh
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elk REwAR D-Losr. on SUNDAY r. r. isrU,
u ~ frst the ssn-ion Hsu.. CA.~hsrs s,,..s .
sus his rlss erar i~ ifsch narkex
,h.l. With me .-rer. rss.; ai'o psslosk and b.s
Heurs y " receive he shove rs.ard.
x DOLLARS REwakD. LOST IN rRoApw.Y
~ tssr ~ mrs stees On Tuesday noruiss, a snail
" psid ietprn ns ne san. 70 r. nrsrEp An ss.t
s,,et ,,sr vsrl,i ,'res'
e III RLWARD .-IotI on NUNDAY, rHE urr
CIV ire Roll % oils wrsppca In r,a .sit resss.
hss"ksferf IN ~hi ctni ed
~, s"'s sna och % the ssnh,aa Comrs.y s.nt
s,,.s ~ ~ ssn, sollsT,. ~. ios.e .r.srss
C.nh brosd-sy sna dovn Hrsaivav ~ Re.ss street
vmEs cane "ut and hsa set preceded biosf she's b.
CisERs az. isp.s Is..rS.5f ~ ses', 70 asossw
varT std me h-nh''f h osner.
I Osr or sloLES-uN SUNDAY kyESINc. ar
~ fvtsn ths Agor Hsa.e ata C,rsi .rest a noehss
We rh assl clasp spinr afeus nv In patos AM
-t sole sne sundry p-orais-orv ness
w. w tns osnsr Tie hnser q vsissns " abe
Her'e snd 40 su-sfi~ns sshed.
O'tsA GLAss LUsr.-LKrr ON TABLE oa sa
-. s,iN rlsh, .tsr The Rsrsls r,rlormeass, a. rs
orsa With he Zane ~ 10 hes Leave stanpsd
sfepr Tts rndsr vin ts piss-ed " lesrs IA Win sr
'y'-r'rho VII rive ssuitsbs reward.
DsshsuI.-rBp LADY VINO Lgrr PAuAsot IN
~ tfs srtifu.. o, the scrrsr n Broadway aea Cswnf
str..', 81 SD :, a. NJ. . v,,-v street.
Eovso-ur sur ps< rpx isrH Tssr.Nr. Asour
ursotlesn y. n, On the fsrth svs-ne. near nire-
t'.nh .irst h.et msreees port rcn,e esstsiriss be-
ten rir, as er hrrsred aelisfs -hieh sh-
hs.s proyng rrerery asd rsyiss fer sdrsrsssins.
street, Nsrh riv,r. r. - In ana
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Physical Train,ng.-Dr. Rich resp.etrurly

has IN cro.sy street. enc doc,-
below bleeeher. n aad rsady reception
saeserssts .rserirs from dyspe ssia
tens 81 the liver he would -srnestiy
practice Of hs sys.n az asiss vl pslisf ia
most ssssa Dr. Rich will devote particular attsaen
remeef ing Of form, ethsr In sdals sk
sren: and he VII give private ssrsnt
tspartmssts Of physical usiarg sssx
~ either a. their residehos sr 81 his insttutieu.
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Hutching., Dy.psp.ia Bitter..-The

thsg that stop the sale OF this
tos the hdeaton Of dysp- psa, liver disease. and 81
stonsoh plants A. preseas the demand augmsnts
wonderful rapdit ana the Of s swss PEE
portion. Principal once i22 Fulton street.
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DIR. James W. Powell, Ocuiist, 1

dcNOtes tA,uslvey diseases
Esr fr m to4 och ca at POI Broadway entrance War
here ne had his popular treatise the
Eve third Iri also his Self Acting
and kny FOUNTAINS ar'fr vi inserted.
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Tooth Erushes.-saundcrs, l45 and 3s7
Brcsessy aas nov manufacturing tho finest quality q
Tooth rusfes hey far Superior 70 she imported s
brists fastened In new principle. and va
ranted 10 loo IN the mouth.
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beey B.t, Nurtessvrs. B.noages 40. &e.-Ovsr
~sny kinds Of the moss approved maksrs akiDy
largest and hest asorsmsnt In the ety. for sale By
CHAs H. RIM, Druggist isi Broadway, corner Of Jsha
atrsst.
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saess Asoa from 50 to So. originally Siv
Si2 Of finest cloth. and fash. Ably Also. over
- as 81 SO Corner Of Nassau and Bee kman
streets. So suit store.
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Msn .sp.d % i.arn ths. !hs ieysluaels toni. 10 be-
-irssssa lie s,i Sr.;ins sss:,. IN s.s uL.r. sv.%ss
led with ertrsms freblsrss., an believing ss
sInE ard eorrsetivs properly 20 be unsurpasssd.
ssrr and eoreis recommends u 10 OIL who suasr froa
we s.onsaeh debility pervousnefr liver scnplsiats
anv ssae arising from ibdSestiop. General Depot 20
hud street., sod Tor sale by the druggists sessrsy
osnt rsrb ott
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~ M. tlI' Of general attention; the four 0rse
nsned "rtic rom tLer with msse the Las,
from his connect vi hats Triper Hall
concert r" IN, Jenny Lnd dvise sonEstrsss Bsrnum
sssito,pt psenlator shsa great harpist and Knox
the batter OF the Farfrher partieuars inquire az
1s FULTON street. VIII tho fassaAnk stys sf hats
selling ct only tour dollars each.
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ADvsKIwFsEsrS RENEWED Every DAY.
-- --
PERSONAL.

EsAEk eRyEsue0p-Ir IN Tag cIrT WILL FINE,
semsthrg fet him. sud al hear % Nj
vantage. W ean. az the on Of the Lrs Nov YORK;
this meruirr, tet t6
Nj luetN wINKLnR IRON vIESsA, IS RE
Az ted te Nrrsra RE sddr~ss Mr.. g. " L. He<sis
me- Me- RI, sr Y L. havfug fnfcr,nssisn for
W ~h'eh vii p'ssss hin. ssy psr.ss che sss Ia
futn Mr. v. l. where Mr.. k ~ Ne foura IL par.
uensrly rrquesisa 70 address 20 ,has
ahov, sireefisn.
WDEREAa-HEERy TLAvRLI. VINO RBSrpRD, IN
w the 1esr lt<6 81 Alhary, N the state 81 Hsw
frmsry r-sdss ooissoti nson 10 the soansy
~ VAR es ~ Gland Ia rantst In his ra,ds-
hsts sssi whesysr has tnovieess 81 The residences O.
ne sas Henry risveil will be - god
hin iuned stsiy, notio- - this sfrertssmsn ,hs
SEQ Henry rsvs rsqusss - 10 WIT. 10 Mr. WraS.s Iv
poheitOr Rusbv war r~eelves ~.
sse notice OF 10 Livnstsn Wells Co rorvRn
Aserev, Nsv Verb. kushy tsptsnesr "a no
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nosLso,.s s.sd q 10 A, rjsyepas5-N rpalss PERM
p-n,ly .tltertedi o. NEE wrinte rnehoa viii BY sfss
AFFILIATIONS entirely thacs the Desperate vrinkes
sa,,s q rs,h az. sy enc srglss sSa are ,.sssr.t
4. aud smooth o. hisss OF rrtacn. The Ursssn IL
napsfse,rr'o ans tod only By ~. Isv.a.os vhs
ere, th,nis sad anst.ss's 81 the ace, and Who has
tsyotsd nln"st hs entir- T. IN arriving ~ abs prersat
.n, ..s ,h. -, "a Al ease g,ses.. 81. hsA .,ssa;ns
fsst paadlstters viii re~siys i'm neasts sttsntisn.
IOumt, SOU Broadway. ksv Ysrf.
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~ b'vao~s -thess e9nbixe
the nporlsd beng made With the view for service
containing the beet quality Of articles smaies posi-
Bile spses SAUNDERS ~ Brssdsay, corner Of LSsrsy,
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"On Win the Danc0."-Mr0s Groom, LII.
liner Dres.mascr zSh ard Ss Broad ~ay, now
Etsea preparing AL the belize Of this city for sp
prna hing hsl season IL 10 generally Known and aa-
mites that Mrs. hss aste judgment And TAFT
IN en- ilishi the form a than ether drsssn
Her IN Nav York. To-t this.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-25
" Ar DEFAAIMKNT,
Washington. November ~, lo5u \


at ID no, doubted that The people of New Mexico desire
and want government organised with all the proper iuhe
lions TO. the protection and security o he persons ala
property. .,.. ..o..,.,,,o,, 90,
be supped2 have already advcrted 10 past and sun cx
istino difficulties that have retarded aud may continue 10
rtard the action the United States IN respect ~ !S ne
cessary ard first To II may IN some ueptec
be the part of the duty of officers OF the army on who
under the necessities o the case has been devoived par
tnI pariicpaon in their civil affairs III Therefore deemed
poner thai should saw that il is believed that the peo-
Die OF New Mexico required to arat Tie mosenshS 81
The Federal government in relation 10 plan OF government
proper for the regulation their internal concerns
he Constitution vi the United States and the late trca-
~ with Mexico guaranty their admission into The union oi
our States subject only 10 the Judgement oi Congress
Should the peopl. New Mexico wish o take any "thet
step towards this object, Important ana necessary Ia
themselves ieM be yo duy and the duty OF others with
whom Won are associated Ia hwart but odr tce Their
1rsbeS 1t is their right 10 appear before Congress- and 10
ask for adm isS0n ii'o the iniou.
1t will he Instructive, and probably neces-
saty information when the people oi New Mexico form
States your observations and views their proba-
bic numbers, habits, customs, and pursuits OF hic"
What is this taken in connection With Old Jacks late
message but instruction and command 10 the army 10
encourage and call together the people Of New Mexico 10
set up government for themselves spite of the claim OF
Texas? Should Congress step in 10 adus, this difficult
~ instead of leaving Texas be ncroachcd upon BY the
State of New Mexico, backed by the L. :. Government
which has officially avowed it, contempt Tor the tile Of Tex
asl Every consideration should influence Congress Ia SET
tie this question
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r" the E,i.fors II tie Enquirer.
I,I-lNn

Allow me space 20 say word upon this SUBJECT Guan'
OF the valuable ielsers ever offered 10 the AZ
cuuras;s of America But ;i-rc is undue excitement
pcyadng the public mind upon the subject The idea il
held by specializing parties, that there will be scarcity
fall cagocs sol, III advance OF arrival al
hiah prices. beg my friends keep cool neal 80
a., the weather will permit Unless the winds and
unusually unknda contingency that II" human tore
.igh, uard againsthec viii arrive cgfgncs enough
aoat 10 supply all demands or fall USE with an ample
surplus tnr spring.
Ii anything should from spwreck other fatality
s,ct thu price supply wi! cndeavor 10 advise yonr
readers There is no cause, other Than an undue excite
arnl aloi CONSUMERS that should greatly enhance the
present price In uc enhanced price, CONSUMERS
should refuse 10 Use it,
At $50 ton look upon II as the cheapest i!anure mat
can used, That MANY however, will use il and curse it,
have doubt In instances whole fields vi corn
have killed and garden vegetables and shrubbey have
been DESTROYED and 81 Disguised The owners that they have
determined 10 allow gnano again 10 touch their soul
Others have used without the least benefit This has been
being inferior kind or 10 Iudci1us appca
,ion In the wheat field with
grass seed upon Tie SNOW Ii might AS well have been
thrown lie river Others have put IN the
surface around the hills like ashes plaster, In this
case NAY ia little GOOD, but not halt nlcl as II
would ii buried siA inches below The seed Then again,
others have applied il 20 soils already rich i'll The consu-
.nis o guam" without actin. any marked elects from
. costly application.
Olcfs having met with wonderful success heye the
whole nclehhorhood a.og till there is danger of ,.Qrr.
nuAicruis or California ttrer and some farmers seem
rs though they thought the possession vi guano would be IL
iem philosophers stone. Such viii la 10 obtain The full
benefit al this irniy valuable farmers ilIn 10 reap the
greatest benefit al gnano, must be applied 10 pom sHdy
loan the Of about 200 lbs 10 the broad
cast and oughed in nEEr that is frcm six 10 ten inches.
The deeper is buried particularly in s, soils and warm
dry seasons the il will benefit the crop and the
permanent will he its effects II should be covered the sans
day is sown Upon This wheat, and harrow plough
it in ,ou disur5n. the guano, and the later IN the fall
the better e. early wheat upon guano grows
much and eshauss portion u lis strength with
out benefit the crop te,r fail 10 corer upon The
i5he and then you will much benefit the second and
third years a. The first In buyng buy t2st and only
from those whose honesty you depend upon, j.
shy a!ulterated and doubt will be.
have asked you publish This article because the pages
Of The American A.fi"uitusf full for July and desire
cll public attention 10 the aabec now. hope ohcr pa
iers friendly the farming ntecs, u Virginia wis copy
am, respectfully. &c, SOLON ROBINSON.
NV Inhk lmnc ~. $50.
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If vas, importance but we leisure to do more Than
il , We 'IS hs n hDSs q" h @' s S
ana apsf ."s aeouae remedy will be adopted by the a
a"o 'S u No subject Of greater interest
a@n,ude can be presented TO the consideration o e
A. he above communication refers 10 subject oil
n interest 10 the people with"" regard 70 Iar'es inc
writer will thank the Editors al the M: anu rSa. "
| il,.l, in Ihrir ".
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Lovps. JvSE 18th. 1880.

:, - Lorps, JrsE 18th, 1850.
He.srs. I. w. Lor:s, Geo. T. Hrigh. an oiier..
Gentlemen have received Your er Of lie lih inst
IN which you propose 10 me 10 become candidate 10 repre-
sem fAis election District OF its delegates IN
ihr Convention which is 10 revise our State Cons,u
Ton an very sens5le that could not carry to such
rSon the weight eithe: Of reputation learning or talents
which rs high importance demands but ii my fellow -c-
Gems oi this aud the other counties Of the District desire my
services do not consider thai could rightly refuse them
therefore accede 10 your request the hope that m ear
nest wish for the good and honor OF mother State NAV
IN some measure compensate for my other deficiencies
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YESTERDAYS: PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
WAsnlscrn., MosoAy. Juwg q, 1855 p "
Mr.. Sola is speahin., in tie Senate on his ameodnan
;,ir',,rnr the Missouri compromise linz There i nol
of Importance gon in the other House worth seudn
by telegraph.
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RoYpTON AND rETERsBrRG PLANE ROAn

BUlUIU MD FEIFKSbI To FI.ANh I.VtI7
Al meeting Of the friends and shareholders 81 lhr BOYD
ton and Petersburg Plank Road fombariy Grove, the
iIll IRE, 1850 Nathaniel Alexander Esd called Ia
the chair ano VIM. RaSkcrv, Jr, appointed secretary.
After The objects Of The Esetng were briefly explained hy
the chairman The meeting was ADDRESSED b. Edwd g. Hicks
Esq. oi Brunswick, and Edward X. Chambers, E@a: 81
Mecklenhure, setting forth in mos striking :cw tho b,ic-
Ills likely 10 BE- derived from the construction OF IL "ad
ami the vast importance la The farming interest TO avail
sell at once of such substantial advantages.
On motion Of Mr.. Hicks. the following resolution was
adopted
Resolved That this meeting recommend general meeting.
If the subscribers The Plank Road 10 be called al Las"
rcnccr!c the 9th day of July, l750rsi ~ take into
consideration location Of the road Tar tho can
be done without the assistance Of engineer; and -on!
IT, recommend Ia tho Executive lii psrso, Tor directors
the part al the State and lur State proxy.
The meeting ihcG adjourned sine DIE.
NATHANIEL ALEXANDER Chairman.
W EAsKrnyILr. Sccrcinry.
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,.p,,c MEETING IN SOUTHAMPTON

Al ectina Irrespective 81 party, held in Jerusalem On
The l7h dav at June that being Court day Ia taxi int"
consideration the propricy o recommending suitable ndi
ylual, NJ delegates The State Convention Benz Dryany
being chosen Chairman ri the meeting, and WA ~ Mas
scnbrn as Secctaythe following resolutions ador
ted
Resolved I,,-: committee be appointed 10 select >ua.
bile indy duals q rcrr.Jen us in the Convention
The Commute, brought in he report with tin names al
the ioowin. gentlemen, to vii John Il chamhliss, R"-
bert Ridley John I Mason and 4. $. II hnrse, which
report adopted
Reso.c ed That the Chairman appoint Two OF this mecn:
Ia inform b cite. otherwise The above named gentlemen
Of their nomination.
similar meetings and recommend ,iC ablYc scntlc,cn
As suitable delegates I" The Convention.
Resolved That the Richmond Wing and Richmond In
nurcr b. requested 10 publish the above proceedings
The meeting then adjourned
EENL nENA\N MIN
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good poke IL told Of the Bolts Barbecue in Powha,an
When the guest of the occasion had announced in his usual
emphatic manner, with knowing look al the iar portion
of his audience that lie Il Candidate lur nothing erc.i
lantrmoag, old gentleman in the cowd exclaimed. 60
that all the ladies could hear "Ah we'll reckon you can
be elected 10 thah uhcS o1y roie' That one how.
e,tr - some vi our bachelor contemporaries may lac com
potent testify, is sometimes hard to get. Times
Our neshhory who snguarly bles i'll Iii, respect
ought charity have spared their las, lknd hit at his
less fortunate contemporaries
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NEW YORK, IuxgE The Cotton market Is irln un.
der the news and small sale, mailing YESTERDAY 4
prices hndcrar sales ths STATE louc the prices OF
Yesterday Southern dull, ami prices lyoroi The BAY
cr clr al sales n s. 81. The grain market Ia, unier
gone no ciianer Small sales making.
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w. =. NJ asENNI h'T' Nv
nrnncn ,Tir NEETJNG in MECkLENEI


DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MECKLENEl re
At a meeting The Democracy OF MccEcnbnr,, held IN
l,e,ton Monday the 18th juno. tr Hon. Marx Al,A-
anle was called the chair and William X. Ea-krrfl at
pointed Secretary; after the object Of the meeting had
briefly stated by the chair was on motion :" Tucker
Carungi"n, E>'i.
enbue county through their chairman 10 appoint delegates,
To cicgacs from Pttsylvana and Halifax counties III
conv, non ha,d Halifax courthouse the 9th
day Of the pr sent month"; 10 .iiatc SIN candidates IL
present This sc, The be- held in The civ
Richmond IN October nrNt, I" make me-" Constitution
inr Tho STATE.
The ollo..g gentlemen appointed delegates Ia the
Halifax Con,cntinn AMBER til. above resolution:
From Urphfs precinct John NJ Wright, Dr. Gear,r
Jefferson COL Christopher Iaskins j.. lr David l. eg.
gifts and Arthur Davis.
cir:.on,rWe yreciuct WIN f. Doison, Col John F.
Finch capt h ]. Bigger, Dr. w. ". GIiser, and Wm &.
Burton
CrrieSr, precinct Tucker ,arsinaton Dr. r G. vena-
bic, CAPT r. Overly Samuel D. Iooker a.j T.. \. VII
iams.
Lomtirdy Grafs yyeciucAdam q. Davis, chas. Easscr
yil John H. Taylor. J. Speed Mos, Mark Alexander,
and Dr. VI. W. Juriun.
Ednondsou'e precinct Capt. G. Il. hamonis9n. {. H..
oebornr, ". ? Simmons, :. q. Johnson, aIeS Johnson
Dursers precinct Evans Tann,r Mathew Williams, \
q; Boyd ana Col o. II. Tanner.
EoDi,Gn precinct l.. Jones' Or j. Williamson John
Cioodc, H., H. !: Coleman, ard Professor Davis.
Tn motion u Capt Cha-. Baskcnill,
Resolved That committee .. thirteen br appointed IL
make nomination 81 fwo pcf>ana IN the iart 81 This tcun
w. 10 be- recommended hy delegation The convention
be- held at Halifax conr house ~ The VI; Monday III This
month";
Under This resolution Charles Baskerville Tucker Caring
ton VI. W. Jordan John W. Wright Rubt. y. Oycrby, Paul
G. Te.mblr David j. Bigger, William J. Smith Samuel d.
Booker Max irNandc r., Edwin \. VI lllams, ln!", =
Moss and William w. D""r we're appointed tn committee
who after i long cnnsulta ion .inaied Mark Alexander
ST. and William Il. Ea,k.rsi suitable cant da;es ~ the
part Of The Democracy oi Mccheabnrg which nomination
concur.od in hY The meeting.
On motion If VI. Alexander, IT,. il WAS
Resolved That the Richmond Enquirer and Examiner he
requested IL publish the proceedings Of tbs G:rcn. aud
that ht !aipcatc papcIs generally e asked ~ copy item
On niulon Of Jr. = e. Venabl', liz meeting ADJOURNED
sine die. MARK ALEXANDER, Chairman.
Wi..iaN k BAaKERylIi, u. Sccy.
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=, . ;. Ut M En9uirfr.
inserted Nv" alternate communications the signatures
- NitN and wv, recommending their respective favor
,cs ~ tn Consideration "f the voters III the Convention
District II has toan wisely observed that "in the nidst If
council security prevais, all! such occasion
IS dobared the night ii expressing his predictions pro or
con III nominations, avail myae! Of The existing crisis Ia
submit In 81 The following gentlemen recognized as
Democratic Republicans 10 vii James H. III Chester
1eld I'M Raves OF Prince George, Thomas Wallace and
James Alfred Jones al PETERSBURG
1teSe scttlemcn known IL he free from the faint OF oil
aicy or federal arlsiocracv would be vlni tenacious
.a"las OF sound republican doctrine and far
inferred rc, enquiry would compose ticket acceptable II,
a decided maniii. II he District.
In thc interim the .ch.s be understood as de-
ocatng the idea of or,sallng pu6c opinion beyond the
e>ned'tncy 81 concerted action CH.L.BS
PrIERstggC 22d Ju&E, 1850.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

- 7 .-Tf.s ItN-'O' :, JUNE II, Ts5U.
.H-sc0e Il. H. Garnth, E.3-i)ear Sir. We the under
sgncd portion o! the Of the COUNTY Of Essex
wishing I" haze The ces II able and efficient person 10
ran5ss tins election disilcr doeyaie in lie Conyen-
ton I" i ii IN Richmond in Oetob,- next 10 cYse and
rsoT State Constitution, take this method OF cyprcss
you earnest desire for you our candidate
lo that iercnsh.e and important, Office Should you Weld
10 wisis pledge YOU and most zeal
support ana hope that p"ae considerations will
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coil n,vse!f of the earliest opportunities 10 conf
S1, =. all .:ho may desire 10 know ny views on the
"or"us questions which will Before TIC Conyen'oh
~ onclnson return you my heartfelt thanks i'r 's
bieh honor you have done me.
"is" '''''' Your friend and fcllow.chen, .,
V NJ 4, H. GARNETT.
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VI ur Whn friends have not the ability Ia ri ai"'
-; ,, mon without portion Of Democratic ii' the cry
, party This timr say they when
,, ibnnld he lost sight ofwhcn We should select our
ii'a ,r,cst hest men, be them" Wings Or Democrats
. INV the question is simply ths; II the "h@s
80 i !; ,h.r mower elect majority Of the members 10
M ycnt;on out of their ranks and Were sure o do
wv; ~, ~ cam any body who is will acquainted wiz Their
-. 80 ,,,inns suppose II moment thai t'y Mid r
,r,in surh opinions ii partylsm No, no, no they
r, mo keen Ia PURSUE ans snch c"nlsr when INA iht
Wis eyc vote for Democrat 10 any office when there
s my ,ir prospect Of cccng one Of thea h"n party =
r. n,,r,vism Of Gen TAYLOR ought Ia tell tall 10 De
mocraI Virginia be forgotten lor century 10 come
TINS Districts that Wing will most certainly elect
Wbos The Democratic Districts should mol ia Ia elect
their own men tao
~ nroposc that the Voters Of this county AZ their July
t,o,rl select two candid. 10 be associated with w'
others selected by Petersburg and Prince George, ~ crd
a,cs IN represent this district III hc Convention. H. how
ever no action lie taken July Court w. would rrs
petfuy bring th favorable notice al thr Fois oi tins
District JAS r. Cox, Esd and MAJOR Alexander Jones, ~
suahr gentlemen. III er.ry pIrildar 10 represent u IN
s,d ongcnlion We would say further without any dcia
tim 10 Petersburg that she could bring lorw no man "no
would receive cordially the vote oi ChcSirle! Than
Th.s Wallace, Esq w l.ltN.