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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-12

A. h1u,yr of North Carolina ITO COZ. Gonei lni
ms @ HIorrhnn,s of Richmond upon the shu ha
,atcn in enurd to the cause ol ro,l ns of rail.
crraton of line Of steamers 10 Of tte interest
@ c,r,I he REGARDED as inanlies'h'oho Ja ann
l"h t " t ns Of Virginia took In the cause ,ht IA
which .e @ @ the 3bioct of the Convention tna1 na1
assembled to-day, and he earnestly hopea .,
vigorous efforts that object w9u ,n asye-"he Press"
MI eHo, of the Richmond Whig made epy, p.eos
Mr; -, .Jvancu the object Of the Commercat oon'e
6n assembled in this city, as lar rs Iy w Mr R.vlop
oi, ronjv 70 toast given by MI LosDos, ~ To- ~
In rGly W trimm stated that the scheme OF ihe OF
i, between this city and Europe wouu .e IT,, VIZ,
ocurrrnce of Holland. The people Oh u's .Gany
,vrre en,ncny commercial people anu haiI nm entcr
,,n ,cn nc was satisfied that they "oi'u . 81 vi
among @ I'D nronoscd by the leading merchants VI III
20, ,rh the varmcst coneratuhi'o'e. .r ,ha C,nn
6nera,ion he trusted would be te IND wn ,heir ef
| venrjon Success he feryenlly hope'' "oa'1
forts. - ,ho, to,sed and made very
;ni resnnnse He pledged his entire ana u .,;i H
in behalf of the scheme contemplated W ''''
| ven,ion assembled in this CITY ,, ,;ro, Wa bav,
! Numerous volunteer toasts "e.o '"'N $50
ho, ahIa N obtan only the following -, r. -.
oe Somcryile of Texas-Virg mia Ihe mother OF 'hs
h md snew of the South. May her eh'cip'i'e' ''e' "
o.ered and forwarded 6y her virona and NORTH
D. n W Miller of North Carolina, anu WI ~
c9Iin, In every contest which involves lie hol1i u ~,
nrnsnerily of our common country con'p. Ton vi
NAV they lie found where they were I'D '''e io'' 49,
W p Il r. Cnbell-Wm NJ Burwel the able anu el'c.eh
s,;ond If internal Improvements i'll virginia" Virginia '
him debt oi gratuoe. ,,, - ths to,st
Mr. B. made an appropriate reply 10 lhs 'oass, I, ,
Nv r r. Monague-Inernai Improvements uia a"
r, Snrcn. Mutual promoters of national prosperity
>] irwin, tied Natuic-iI they part 'nsy orc. q,
D., Parker Of Esscx-Connlercai freeaon anu III
od, If the Press Alike essential to the prosperity IN
indruendence Of a nation .,,, ,,u , ;,
Ts festival broke up about hall past cioch ae' &c
nnrkabe display of hllarity and good leellng.
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HIGHLY l,Ir0KTA NJ no ALI:

.'OME icw ,aNs gruicmin m tiS ty taken seriously
> III ia" -I"rricl which threatened ID
Prove unless Immediately relieved NIuns n"c,
I"rc'i!r "r.l, uGiii TREAD al, isrd the
mai at Bakers celebrated Premium Eiitcr-. Ana
jcr.r,ai the afflicted Gentleman finally consented m tho"
hall uil. asiin~in -
the I
tirf natural warnih at h- whole l.I.
rr-,'ialrn AMI all Observation-Disclosures had l-n his
urlr that lt httrr> all oc remedies
the hest h" hi arrangements i" ia" Digestive "r.arS Ia"
Rowe. Complaints Indigestion, Ualrl"i atI such III" aiIc
BAKERS PREMIUM BlrrERS have: equal Every family
should kec, supply huh. Ircr ~ cents pes bottle.
he had Richmond the iirug Store" Bt' nEkEE ADlE
\ GRAY. BENNETT BEI:RS. PlK ELL LabUI 90. aud
iArSoi y WOOD MAN sGrs"f IT, BLAIR aud WV = LibD.
S,,,t.., i'm iS'n
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II.
TOBACCO The market for this article has much
varies. for days past Fine manufacturing qualities
continue bring very fair rates, though somewhat lower
than in July. In all other grades within the past six or
EIGHT weeks there has been material decline, which probt-
DIV has nov reached its lowest point.
~ A. MARTIN a. co.
Sales of 3 lhds. Tobacco by ~ H. MARTIN " Co. since
TUESDAY last DR. H. l.. prmncr hh!s 81 so e. :.
at : and 80. Ins ORGAN, a IS * and 49, A. t..
rciorJ al 81 IS. VIM. Hayes ut ST, 75 D. TO- IL 80
and H. Wiley truwdcr, Sl2. james Bout nj S.
other hhds AT Sc 80 80 25 75 ! Is, 49, 90 and
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
he Cuban Nsr$-- Tie american Consul NJ Itrand.Ncr
.>itrrsgOr for lie Port Of Nelr Drieuns dc.

SnrrGy0r for lie Port Of Ner orleans, dc.
WAsmiShruN, SEPT. : ISL
The has received further particulars from Gu
ba The American prisoners complain bitterly of the decep;
tons which cal rird them 10 the island.
understand there is intention Of removing Mr. Owen
the American Consul Havana unless after n inves.i
CATION it should BE- dcnandcd he having acted consistently
with the Presidents proclamation.
We learn that Robert g. lille Surveyor of the port OF New
Orleans has removed from that posi- and Col William
chrsty appointed his successor This movement has been
pompicd bv rcmssue-s shown IN relation the Cuban
expedition.
Senior lucio ulu Minister cnpoentiary o the llepub-
lie Of ScncZnca presented the President Saturday
by W. s. Derrick Acting Secretary of STATE and delivered
his letters III creincc The usual addresses delivered
conducted through H. f. Tasisto the Official translator
the State Department.
new trial has been awarded Day convicted Of the
murder n his wife, the ground Of alleged tnmperng with
the iury and nIIIrr i v. Y. UerdM
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CHARLES X. MALLORY ESl.-We pleased 10 6od H.,
name Of this gentleman favnraby Toned Ly corrrsr
dent OF the Herald rs candidate nncr thu cons,itun,
for Judge If the 9th Judicial Circnit We have konwn ~
Mallory nt maely far the last eight Years au ,ins he >
all those qualifications which essential f., 50 49,
spDnS5lc trust "i most sterling integrity and fine r
gal aa!nncns he combines clear head am. u,.. ha,,
added which lie possesses III ,lIncgi .,,r,,. ,.,
aniabi!y 81 temper unrolhlri Judgment and nn,,,i
industry The District which hc will ~
in having admirably suited dispense lus,irr in H..
temples Norfolk Herald. " "
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OPENING: DiH 'rIIE FAIL. tAMrAiGS!
LARGE STOCK OF KEiDh MADE 'lbllllNH.
(,

81 irr M Ia! Nam
and ar. n, r,r~IvG their svrk FALL AND WINTER
tl, hy and
Iulr rru selected with by the
rla rr,crl al HE English. French hm'rrt
tuir ltIiul rl! that The w
.u 10" -uIHSsrlhs any h"TS" Ia the SAT-
- We
,u viii tn" ilct tHIt No Ia
PLACE itr "a AMI :,""! t'o;liuc.
KEEN. Cfiii.ES y EAl.DWiS
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lis c. WADE Sccrary
DEMOCRATIC NlETING IN MONTGOMERY


1 u meeting Of rortion Of the Democrats Of Mont
gocry county held The Courthouse Of said county,
hi ST day of SEPTEMBER ISL motion John Pepper
apInted Chairman and John G. Wade Secretary
ne following preamble and resolutions unanimous
lyioptcd:
'hercas the good peoIc Of Virginia. through their dele
gas in Convention ASSEMBLED, lave formed Const-
rs the basis of h,ir government and there being
dot as 10 its ratification BY the qualified OF the
Ste il has been recommended hv the Central Committee
of r Democratic pany, that Dmocalic State Convcn-
tobe held in The of stanton on the 9th day OF Sep
iener purpose OF selecin. candidates for The office
of ovcrnor Lieutenant Governo: and Attorney General
ancve portion Of the Democratic party of the county
NJ ltry, in their Courthouse assembled. feeling 1ios
tha Stauntun Convention s!ud be attended, 10 there
ion esul.c:
THAT Col VIM Thomas VIM c. Taylor, VIM Barnes,
Jams f. Hogc, Dr. Thomas 4. Jackson Charles A. Ronald,
Jams r. Kent John Pepper, James c. TAYLOR, George T..
Exs Robert G. Neville, james P Edmundson John G..
Wa james NJ Wade. WIN. 4. Ronald Thomas r. Evans,
Mos H. Hoge IIanl'l W. Shields Robert Latmorc, Vim.
j. hll Adam WALL John A. Sanger James IIeslcp, John
Petman George ". Anderson, A. J. Lucas John Etzer,
Vice Montague .. II. 7. Garden, Samuel Smith VIM
Wa. and Rice D. Montague be appointed delegates 10 re-
prent this county in the Staunton Convention.
2Resolved That any other Democrat in the county moi
tome requested 10 do Sd.
3lesolved That these proceedings be published in the
Richond Enquirer, Examiner, Fincastlc Democrat and
Roaoke Beacon JOHN PEPPER, Chairman.
JtS G. WADE, Secretary.
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.,,., ii. ,osj,ion was somewhat pecun1'
49, 49,, totoro ho had left the Bench, and he iel' o''
,.r =. bis frs words that he was Judge no nu
,,is ~ ,,e kindness Of his friends he was nv"
.,,,;o oan,I,, far this the 9Th Congressioha. noIi,
R.s,,v-d nat 10 soil the pure erInihe OF fnnven-
cal arena no had upon hearing '''' s;cnalion Of
ia; io,,p,,v written to the Executive ''' -, 6,r
,o orce Of Judge. He thought the P1ese'' fl,, ON
W.. 3D., ,ha district should hear from nun ~ ~,
every subject connected win ''0 Gu, will, INV oppo.
., .hc !. be woulL he ready TO concnn WIZ" ana
'''' - ~ - nt,,;,n Inc might be- He was 'o nv '"N
:, =, "a he should be ready 10 h'e'' ~" 'Fr
N( ~, ,;i,, and energy he admitted ""Fi'''e 80
- n;;t ,,ason why he should MOI n''Ao 9f
NOW wns that a commercial coh'e''o 1,,;; and he
SIGNED to rcgenerato the FORTUNES " in the fes.
should not detan those present o' his fricnds
,ivities owen in honor OF SAID coh'ei , which
,b, thew Ind made him Candidate u',' !,
he proudy carried should ai no ou'1 s,or,d work in
t: r~;o.J, hoxeyer must work, as he s'ou'o "''"
ITO e,;,f but the great and glorious cause VI
'e '''''' ~ h;ch we are engaged. lie snou'u W
''' h;s .trensth would allow lie ilao he"'u
80 ',s. that he had received hn UNANIMOUS nv
-; !, ,Yos compliment that almost o'c'
hin; 70 IVA TINS honurlbly endorsed Q! ' rr IN
had stood shoulder 10 shoulder, III 'oS'."'7 -,o
~ n:;,,; Where are all these issues now: oo''0'
, ,,.r We have Wing administration, o ~
Hinder them we ENJOY unl'eisui P'"'P'.''
, he could congratulate his wing Hieh's
horo r,u the blessings they enjoy under 'ie opera
ton of Democratic measures ,;,i r,rso
A. c,oLio loft the stand amidst enthusiastic applause
-. o,ion Of Mr. Isaac K. WATHtss. the following res
| ,,r,io, was unanimously agreed 10
y,d Tim, this Convention deeply regret me ci'G"ln
ncso h;oh have induced the withdrawal OF inc non
s:Id,n our able and faithful representative |" '
, Conoress from tho Congressional canvass IN a u
: - mai we tender him cordial tlllhhs oi MS W.;
varnr devotion 10 the great principles oi lile III,
| r,r mon which depend the safety ana Pefle'"''s " "
| Union. ,;,o, ,.,r,
a., ,noon of MIR. J. NJ. GREGORY the proceedings "''
dersd 10 be published in the Enquirer anu he hHa"e''
And an motion OF Mr. r. MAYO, the Convention ADJOURN
:, : J;c with three cheers for candidate anu o"
| cause. ~,
Jous s. CAsuIE them is fairly in the field as lhe Demo
cratic candidate for Congress We have often honesty
snoseu out our high appreciation OF him, morally, eh''
,o,tcsly At the Gull of his friends he has LAID down III
robes of judicial Office, which he wore with an
fidelity 6rmness and ability, that won the respect "
,rJ y, the whole community. That the voice ot inc us
,ic will call him to the high and responsible post OIL 'ct
sentative in Congress, cannot entertain aouo
io mr., mast uusuicous-and when we observe the hlu
,os Of dscontent in The Wing ranks, both III ana ou
h is,rct =, the nomination of Mr.. Bos We eel COM
Ian, Inn, John S. Caskie will receive another mark al P"P
| ia, fsv,r and be chosen TO seat in Congress-
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THE NORTHERN MAT

Owing to the breaking one of The CONNECTING rods IF
the locomotive the Northern of cars did moi re,cb b
city the usual hour Yesterday bur Nor, h,I,d n;,
the mail and passengers, al Milford Depot, from whnn il
vas expected another locomotive would bdno ,hsm , ho
civ by IL O'Clock last night
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GRAND EXHIBITION AZ ODD EELLo,
StiI'EIiIs PIANO.

r5NIiE superb Plaza" For" l
regards an rcltrTai has
IN. been o"neI T. II. TAYi.DES Pan" WarrI II
Isimn.
This instrument from the xn.A ndludcirry Mann.
YORK, aud finished win
der lis srac 'ids"s tl combines the Mrt
Bl. Tia. Il
al selected ErEilI Ross wurl
rdI I.",s NV sty!. present fashionable tt
North she'll H"u!Is The finished similarly
liza: the t Placed
" advantage. H. tone vii "ri'. 'iU,1i.',
stated aNr. iul.ir.
adv s,,! II wl.
-i,rr irw lie Il" iii" ulitanI
p. II TAYLOR,
Piano am! MAJ" Wan" Room. 100 Main street.,
S,rtI lr Banks
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Far N. Eu,,I,jrrr


lat nj somewhat remarkable Mcssrs. Editors that
amor I'll numerous communications from the Western
part thSlnr, relative 10 the selection Of Democratic
candatcor the first gubernaorial term under the new
CUn,tuo the name Of the great suffrage basis champion,
the BIN. enry A. Wise, has not been presented for
that flee TO hOsc who mngle much during the session
of th lateiOm Convention in Richmond with the mem
hers Western portion OF the State, and enjoyed 10
any elenhcir confidence this fact present prey
nanl :omnary upon The generosity and gratitude of that
scc,in, ureannot fail 10 demonstrate how much confidence
can plai in the professions Of men whose chief object
seem To the acquisition Of sectional power.
Ca thcecntleHen OF the West soon have forgotten
10 wosc !cnt agency they chiefly indebted for the
adnpon cr favorc principle int" the new Constitution!
Haylhcyls early become 0blviouS vi the many probes
siouswhin the pcnitudc Of grateful emotion, they were
then nduto make!
| Is hcrcnan of any intelligence among them. who does
not how ii had the talents influence and energy O Henry
A. WISE Ii enlisted upon The Eastern side OF this IucS
ton the RI would have been total and disastrous de-
feat iI1rsll We have been recently told that MIR.
Wisehad rcd his friends not ~ use his name i'll conncc
ton with Or any other office that he preferred 10 remain
a, hone private citizen. But, Messrs Editors, il this
should be why should such declaration withhold from
the Vest privilege OF giving expression 10 their feelings
| of piaituty rendering 10 HIM the nomination Tor Gov
ernm! Ii always been in strict accordance with The de-
mocrauc q, 10 demand the services Of any member OF
the panty, n indicated by the will Of the majority, even
though sunryicc may conflict with his individual tastes
and wsiesd cannot believe that Mr. Wise would CON
slider hms rihcrty 10 decline the wishes OF his party :"
impuslnsl!resscd
il is unccs,ary that We should assume the task o
nointin. oerpcca reasons which should influence the
party in sGag this gentleman for orr standard rarcr
tho pproaypoca contest His brilliant talents, popn'
lar eloucnd inomahc energy, together with The ma.
nv shningIes and accomplishments which adOrn his
priyalc cher are too generally known and felt 10 re-
Gurc at unds, any calculation. We believe hifnb by lar
tho safest date The Democratic party could elect and
desire 10 swell nerited compliment paid him, OF ma
king him Ghe( Magistrate of our good Old Common
wealth. "a prosperity and advancement of which, he has
so nlanlui faithfully bard Let US not consent, that
utter haviiye 80 efficient and conspicuous part in
erecting ncert monument popular rights in Virginia,
he should to the shades of private life. Virginia can
boast Of ch sons and she should delight 10 honor
thc While, the mc rcaps The benefits of their
wisdom. LOuDOUN.
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Yesterday morning we were P'e"scu - ~ w.
fountain, erected by the STATE P'ay'"s u" -.
81 tho (,,nitoI Square Ii is in the centre oil large
Los; constructed of brick and cement capped win
,n;, r,om the States quarry The basin has been
..;, j. ,.s Than week The single jet OF water forms
,,, column Of some 35 feet in hcigh-and the oea"'"".
SHAPED JET of many small streams rises 10 the e u
some 30 feet In the peculiarly hot and melting "ea'0''
which we had yesterday and previous this lOun,
thin besides being ornamental has refreshing souna anu
nnenee. The water is supplied from the Guy ma, ,c
WORKS whose Superintendent, Mr. Davis has arranged ''
r;nos v;,b his usual skill and energy
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T.. BAuGm, Secretary.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MASON COUNTY.
AT meeting o Il portion of the Democratic party of the
county OF Mason held Point Pleasant the first day ri
September ISL To take into consideration The poprGly ol
sending delegates the Democratic State Convention 10 be
he'll at Siaunlon IN the 9Th inst
On motion of James NJ. Chocn Charles II. Bcale was
called TO the Chair and Andrew +. George appointed Sc
cretary.
On motion Of Capt. 4. c. Eastman, the Chairman appoint
following gentlemen 10 represent this county IN said
convention james VI. Choen, VIM. w. Newman William
Jones, Vim. Whitehead David George Jacob Knoll, Joseph
Wager Benjamin Day. and Albert g. Eastman.
On mutton the Chairman and Secretary added 10 tic
delegation.
On motion OF Wm. w. Newman,
Resolved That in the Of the non-attendancc OF the
delegates hercnbctoe appointed, VIM Gosorn and Jacob
oshorn of the county OF kana~ha appointed aernatcs
10 cast the vote If this county in said convention.
On motion III Capt. 4. c. Eastham the Secretary is re-
qleSed furnish copies Of the proceedings OF this meeting
to Tho Editors of the Western Erginan Stanton Spccia
and Richmond Enquirer for publication. On motion the
meeting nd jonrncd.
CHARLES 4. BEALE, Chairman.
aSpREw +. GEORGE Secretary.
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sEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CHARLOTTE
Ala respectable meeting vi the Democratic Party of
CHAOTIC County, held at the Court House on Monday, the
ls .ant for the purpose of appointing delegates the
Con.non proposed TO be held Staunton the 2ih OF
Sephnber, on motion Of George W. Read ESQ.,, Mr. VIM.
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THE COMMERCIAL CONVENT

r. assembled al yesterday afternoon, anu Mf nui"e Vi
paG,d rro,n the committee business, read long, aoe
and interesting report concluding with series oi e''
,,, They rave rise to considerable discnssion is
70 ,hc merits of steamers and sail-rcssels-but hhay
1.-Two Convention h,rmonized upon the adoption Vi i"e
ru,,,'s resolutions in modified torm anu OF fes"''
ID, for .ocou' moved by Col. Charles s. Morgan. 'nc
Committees resolutions adopted, recommend III
ro, ,roJ. from Hampton Roads TO Europe oy s'eu''-
ara m other vessels as may be thought bcst ana call "po"
v;,i North Carolina Kentucky and Tennessee ana QUIZ
o. Sr,hcrn States To hid in the work lfcy a'so i'c'''
or that Congress be appealed TO for aid IN the mail
sorvyicc such as is given TO the Northern hn''-
rc MunfoJs resolution provides for the appointment OF
committee to omen books for subscriptions TO suctl steam
m ar ocr vessels by indivdualsand incorporated 'o"h'
Virginia oxd ,h,, III,
1bo conmttres resolutions further recommends "a' u"
m in lanes River should be cleaned out (but all reference
20 ,o General Government expressly dsciancu ny wv
;,tcol and that lines of steamers, propeics OF o'o
.sels should be established between Hampton nodus III"
tho West Indies, and South America
Tho resolutions thus adopted, were passed JUST as we wen
ross and the Convention was still IN session. fafcu
lars hereafter , ,r,
p s-a. halfpast eight o'clock the Convention ADJOURN
al Gin, dieafer ordering the appointment Oh Deiesa'eS
,;,, conventions in Macon (Ga.) and New oreans-ah
,,c and frycnt valcdictory from the venerable Tres
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GOLD MINE.
UCII'S OFFICE, l,.:i few doors above the
DE.wInc ui Parair'cu,2 : pt. l,nh:
u. H. u ~ -, - . Il l. H. -
Drawiug al SrlNiurharma. -. Sept lOrh

IA - IT. ~ = y. ~ ~
Fro,lay- MARYLAND G,usuriarr Glass ~ Capitals H.,
3tt - Nn1 Il rawU Tickets "nIy 81, sharr~
plupurtinn
Tickets nmls 81.
Sept. IL = U.s. It' n
FALL SUPPLY or MEDICINES. PAINTS. OILS
BRUSHES. Fanny ARTICLES. PEREZ merry CIGARS. AZ
Suscuhrr extensive rnlll"S AMI tail
irrIClr Is iiu' pi business which IL" Ut
rrs rIv-IrIIls. a thr I'n'I
articles al til" beet rLlIv he bought AT
,t'ur'rs y'I iu"! f"Ir
,r.k q ou! and yrprra. PEbTbN JOHNSTON.
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WM. }. WArkI:;s, Secretary

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WASHINGTON.
Atm meeting of portion of the Democratic party OF
Washington county convened at the Court House on Mon
day tn. 25h day OF August ISL Col James L. Davis be-
ing called o the Chair motion ni Colonel "m hyufs'
eonidas Baugh was appointed Secretary OF the SAID meet
ing ,
Col Davis on taking The Chair briefly explained The object
of the meeting be the appointment OF delegates 10 repre-
sent the county ofWasngon in The Convention 10 convene
in Stanton the 9th Of September Tor the purpose VI
nominating Democratic candidates for the offices Of Cover
nor Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General
j. Henry Ecarncst. ESP, moved that ~ delegates DC ap
pointed by the Chairman from the county vi washington
and that five atcrnates be- also appointed 10 represent sa
county in the said Convention and The question being pun,
il was decided in The affirmative; wereupun the Chairman
appointed the following gentlemen delegates, VIZ:
d. n. Sneld John Gray, VIM. X. Ilcskel, James ).
Buchanan VIM b. Hyas, Il. Dunn, Jonathan King, Col
Samuel h. GooLson Peter J. Branch, Peter s. Handy Jno
t. Gillcnwatcrs J. Henry Earnest, VIM King John Baker,
Andrew Grigsly Michael w. Wealhers Wallace Maxwell,
David NJ Stewart, Andrew Edmonsun and Arthur Hutton.
The following gentlemen were appointed as uernaes VIZ
James c. Paxton of Rockbridgc Albert $. Pondct"n OF
Giles James Points Of Augusta, Samuel McCaman of Gray
son and VIM. +. Richie Of Richmond City.
Ii was then moved and seconded That tho proceedings Of
this meeting be published in the Arlington Democrat tn,
WythevIc Republican, tho South " estcn Advocate and
the Republican EindicnIor.
On motion, the meeting then ADJOURNED
J. l.. DAVIS, Chairman.
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,hair, and Wm. J. Watkins ap'

RI Dennis was called the Chair and VIM watkins ap
pointed Secretary. ,;I :, os
The object OF The meeting having been explained was,
an motion of Isaac X. Watkins, Esq,
Ersolve1 That twenty dele gates hy appointed 10y The
Cb,ir 10 een the Democrats OF Charlotte in said Con-
venon. - ,,,,;,,
Whercupon the Chair announced the following Delegation
yz James W. Eouldin Esq., Major Boyle H. Barnes j. H.
itIey VIM j. Watkins James Scott, George w. Head Jo-
.erh N. Edmunds Monroe Osborne, James NJ McCa,go'
t:ah.D n T. a. Condo John D. Pridy, Col r. F. Gaines,
Hihard j. Gaines Col. Henry Madison, Isaac Watkins
ri,,rd n Price Ninslow Robinson and Dr. John ARMS
!eHd. - :, 1, -. a., ,,i,a,,i,, .r.;
!, as ordered that these proceedings be published III The De
"'''''''' P"p' WM H. DENNIS, Chairman