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COMMON HALL Of the town Of Petersburg. Virginia.
May 1850 The following resolution this day adopted by
the HALL #I1
"Rsod Thathe Of the town advertise for opc.s fo
Of the bonds Of Petersburg by
the State Of Virginia, $4,000 payable 1870 1875
with coupons for interest," payable half yearly in February and Al
The proposals will for $500
addressed the chamberlain 81 the until May
- O'Clock which time they will be opened the highest
bidder will be entitled thereto Thc for the win be
which Of these periods they offer The
10 themselves the night reject offer made"
Notes hereby given that
viii he received by the chamberlain
the above resolution, until the 4h day May O'Clock,
m. CHAs. CORLING,
May o--dti tthMsynert Mayor
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United States Patent Once,
1851
IN the petition Bayiey OF Salisbury Massachusetts,
praying extension of granted him the
July machine for
kinds wooen and cotton goods and all kinds Of paper for
years expiration Of said pateDt which takes place
OF 5th day Of July, 1851
ordered petition be heard Patent Once
II O'Clock, all
notified and show they have why said
petition ought not to be granted
opposing Patent
objections specifically forth In ~ritng at least
filed
the said be taken and transmitted
accordance with the rules Of the Office, which will be furnished
application. -
gcnccr Union Washington city, ID. c. Daily Ree Boston,
Journal Providence Rhode Island Tribune
Courant, Hartford, for
successive weeks previous to the 2ad day OF June nsI.
Commissioner Of Patents
r. papers will please copy, and send their
bills the Patent oace with containing this notice.
Feb 13-lHw3w #eH IF
dissolution ofCop avtership.-The Arm
u ing Dyer Brother this day BY
the
the late Robert W. Dyer deceased TO which immediate attention
Is respectfully reqnested EDWARD Q. DYER,
GEO. Y. DYER.
wAsHrsorop, September ~, 1880.
1- Copartnership Notice.Ths gned
under the and FIRM Of Dyer Mcclure,
will at
They respectfully solicit OF patronage
slowed the late n and pledge themselves TO discharge u
fully every trust confded TO them.
Dyer Mcclure prepared make advances all con-
sisnmenr and to cash all sales made by them. 49,
j. G. MCGUIRE.
wAsnsaros, scpsembe ~, 1880
Sept 27-du
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s3nider's Wine Store 10 Walnut street. PhilAAeaeaa
and cheap lately consequence Of me
gu. sale: made By him 70 Obliged Largely Ss
faction of offering Of the best wines and hquo ever Imports
DUN GORDON Co.'S s .S.riss sasr.ens Scie.;. p.
low prices sold and some choice on DRIP
psous selected for consumers nms extra AnosuIa
tos put in Europe which he challenges equal ~
The Mnn.anla and Amontado peculiarly sA.p
convaescens they strengthen without stimulating and sw
Pon wines principally specially selected .aIes
mers from the stock Of aBunne at opouo, inpoa
These wines are hpiy delicate, h.v. highly y
ali Ports and red wines palmed on such -,
They are Of U. so :, IS Ind ssss' sea Z.
delicate white Port and M.'nscy Port F.
Person" suffering with chronic affection OF The bowels cana"
Madeira wines o. various o,s dsy and nsn, soSn nae
a. 70 The sparkling wine. OF the sub-cber is well known
the Moet champagne the plendd sparkling Mo.site
ported by him. superior to any other w0cs and ae soa w
champagne wine. Of various brands and qo.s
vine. generally The subscriber holds himself udss and
Gs The ns r.. ,o s. s. or s 1 .s 81 ss.
OF burgundy has stock and assure conss:
present them from his vaults goods bottle o. ~
and B.r.se Away. on hand in bottles. ,.u,
Mes Denbard Jordan, Of Coben. arc extensive ana ss
shos,. vintage. Of the which Z III. Ss crowd
In The article. Of Cosnac brande NJ
stock embracing some very ofleo0 oad Dupay
celebrated "Clavier Of la In eighth casks and ~
hhds and "Dubouche, 1914 in hbds on consignment when
Also I,h Scotch and Mononssheia whhey Jamaica sns
brandy and all other wine. and liquor neludna
sboye sold by retail TO In any quantity de"
An so"s. delivered within on. day.. reach 81 rh.d.ps n
paid. Orders will b. promptly executed II sent BY me"
"apASd a-sa JACOB sNIDER,b.,
Cheap Wine Store rs walnu, street, fhil'ds'p''
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WILLIAM HOnkEH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Laneasfsr. Gyurt eo.afy, ltiseonsta,

4a LA1k sApSuiHk soossfSfAsD
,.y .,sna a courts Dane, and Iowa
M. ssasrai and supreme Madison He will give
a. ma naricua collection vi claims pur-
sa., ale or redemption OF lands. and the
NON resident iandhoders In any part Of the State
R~~rs "a Hon Foote, w. g. Senate Hon. James Mason
n n senate Homer, ESQ, Warrenton Messrs Knoa
4 M..on attorneys law New York Professor w. Homer
I.va Lsp.sy, esq, Messs 3. W. Welsh Phisdephia
Me.ss b. Crockett John Ksssoa, attorneys al s.
Missouri Apl9-lawly
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HNGLIsH Year Books for 1881
II Book the Royal Kaendar for England Scot
land, ireland, and the Colonies, for 1851 vol
British Army List for January, 1881.
British Navy List for January, ie3
British Companon 1851 and Year Book OF Gen
eral Information vol.
Imported per steamer Asia, by - =.
Ian fRANCk TAYLOR.
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WIN. n. ID. CROSS,
Aitor~sy AVID Cowassiior at Jnw, aE.
FL .aEC# Washington City, D. O., HrI
Columbia and will attend
Of claims OF every
under the act OF Congress
lately passed. Once the City Hall
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DENSION and General Agency.-CEO e. AMES, havi4
resigned which held Bureau the
o. for the last seven years has associated win I
Tuly K Wise, in agency for the prosecution Of elaine FOX
and hapay due 10 the officers and soldiers Of the Viz
gnia line and revolutionary invalid, and ch~
bounty lnnd
obe revolution and Mexican and also under the act
granting bounty land the officers and so
Of 1914 and the several Indian since lh d
adjusted the Pension Office His long ccnne1ioa with
Bureau Owe years which have been devoted
svey the examination and Of claims for pensions
revolutionary law has necessity
familiar with all the OF procedure, with the rules
observed with principles Of the laws admin
occ well with the history the evolusona
service each Of States the Repositories d evidence end
information relating thereto calculated 10 aid ca
their rights and which be scqsr
only by long experience
Ames Tuiy X. Wise have also established
agency recovery claims Of description against u
before either Of the
any commissioners, before Coaps
general agency they will assistance Of Hon. Assr
WISE Virginia, partner and who will be responsible M
fAhuness efficiency Of their lie will give his
ona Washington from Time TO ae AZ bis services
be required. .
All post paid, will meet with prompt st,euhf
addressed Geo. c. Ames FULLY r. WISE Washington, DC
Nov 30--e odlw l. w3m. Nt feGS
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The body the pouches good and sub
ounces smaller sizes not LEGS than he
The bottom and hap be Of good skrng well
Ihs be well and strongly secured with n
Iron rvets, well timed
resist water like tha canvass pouches now in
service.
HORSE MAIL BAGS, tls SADDLE sAes roRA)
Size MOL Body 46 inches long and 40 inches
Nca Body Al inches long and % cireumsrene.
No Body AZ nche. long ~ inches cireumsss
Ends i bottom. size No /, u b, "a inches
D. Do DO DO 90 90 Ss.s J i ns,s S %.
The leather horse mail be made Of good aud
tial bag leather, well tanned weighing no, lee. hs
sisa, 'obe done neither 70 chas horse rider
fabric as the pouches above described 8dF
DROP-LErrER POUCHES, (wIrm SIDE rocxEr.)
Size " inchesin leng, and as inches circumference
and the eve value ana aupo" s M M
the lowest and best bidder.
Boston, New York and sus
se .sa rs1 ss
con- Georgia ni-yile, Asbama New Orleans, Loassasi
Louis MISSOURI in such proportions as hs dsp.
men may require where they are g &c sdy inspected and
No proposal viii be considered rot accompanied with .u
Of zach article bid for showing construction qualify materials
and workmanship proposed aud also with evidence ofhs
tract. --
be delivered nj the departmeniOn
2st April and will in connexon with the proposals.
form basis of the contracts. 'HtHf
The bidder will be required give with
sufficient surees o be certified BY the postmaster
they reside In Of double
contract, for faithful performance Of the obligations
into. t8N
having suggested by posmaste Others
bags first above described (of
81 should be made and
are invited bags accordingly, add
ton mouth and bottom Of
information Of bidders in reference the number Of
bags which will probably be required the number kinds and
bags for the use Of the department during s
Sas No 776 No 3 IN No. and 100 No. PeseAa
2H No l. 2, and 27S No. Aorse bags and SIS
l,525 No. 2, and 274 No. common hays.
The proposals should he endoned "ProPosai for Mail Bas
M be addressed TO the "Postnaster General"
Dec 81 N. X. HALL, Postmaster GeneSl.
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New York Lifs Insurance Company,
Office, No. 65 Wan street, Neio Fork.

Office, No. 65 Wan street, Neo York.
MONKS FRAsKLIs, president
SPENCER 3. BEhgDor, president
Hss..0EH PLiNY Freeman, actuary.
~ company, conducted the mutual insurance principle,
and the principle ofeaving proportion the
greatly
profits
least possible aud outlay to insurers.
Insurance granted persons visiting California.
Its Washington comprehends the following officers:
Wm Jones, NJ d., medical examiner corner of and Sd
Washington, agent Apollo Hall, Pennsylvania
opposite Union But 2--u
CARD.-DANIEL CAMPBELL, n rec doors east OF the Ma
respectfully invite the attention OF
desiring the article travelling trunks TO his complete and handsome
assortment
Steel spring lveted and solid sole leather
Iron frame do do
Wood box iolios
Ladies' leather and box trunks
Ladie French hat boxes
Every variety vaiises
Packing trunks OF all kinds.
Feb 23--dlw
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CAMERON STREET HOUSE,

CAMERON STREET HOUSE,
-iie1ansria, Y1smia.
THIS finished in tbs best modern STYLE
south about hytwo feet running back including the
dr. .ss s !ss
family Ts gentleman holding public once in washington city II
inc s"S ds. ely s
rent p living and ns very Ss .o os 10
possession can be had For psysnnr; apply to
Dec is-inwu Aeaandris.
James q. Bsrret
WILL Of claims before Congress and the
ou % Of s s vs "
o oess ANA evening street, between y" ana '''
SERvANTs.-wanted, a male servant and good
cook do the work of small family None viii be employed
M Nov s val.o,S Sf"s ''''
John M McCALLA. late Second Auditor of the Treas
offers his services in the Of claim. on Ss %
military accounts. and agency su.ns. ,ns ~ III. Of
WAsMrsoros CRY, Aprias-u
MOSES L. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND couNsEI.LoR AT Law,
Sa~ Franeisco. California
Noble x .sn Rhodes. w% o.
." " NJ ;' :n ss'A
city, hsasy sos.o. Massachusetts A. Batch, ESQ,
cExCr, w..n,nxss. ss UNDERMINED, late q {. n. n
mail generally and hose Of ihs .oawesssr
against many years
once Of both with their hearty
sustain him therein.
Tho scat OF
government, will be thankfully received and promptly despatched
July 4-du late Of Post once Department
=. ". PATTON.
(Formsr partner Of j. II Do-, e's.)
claims before Congress
pay pay other lost property Let
s post paid j. " Patton, Washington city D. e., VIII
receive Immediate attention. Now II
Court States, and attend to the
against Address Washington, D. G.
Mar 1850
WHITE Grape ShavvisTbe descriptions Just
ceved and ready fer exhibition By the nnderssned
Is rich embroidered white Grape shnwis
10 medium and low priced do
IS emhroidered do do in coior tsucsion barGain)
10 plain white do
is rich black lace shawIs
Is medium do DO
~ black
We respectfully Of
and cheap article TO the above named goods,
Mar e-3Hf CLA0ETT, NEWTON, MAY, h CO.
MARsEILIEs QUILTS- Just received, Including all
M slses and qualities, in white and fancy coors.
Mar E-aaf n - 80 CLA0ETT, NEWTON, MAY, = co.
DARAsOIA PARAsOl.s.-a0o just received embracing
great variety Of Styles which Invite the attention Of
Mar s-sM cLAsETT. NEWTON, MAY, co,
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SERVANTB.-Wanted, y male servant and goos
y work small family None Will be employee
bring good Inquire at this ONCE
Nov 2i--inf
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NEW OFFICIAL ARMY REoIwrnR .j..s is.r.a, and
IN sells By TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
] FsblS Bookseller, oh street,
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JOHN M. srCALI.A,

JOHN M M'CAILA,
General agent at Wssh~sse~ City. 4F
IL claims far land money individuals
~ attended 4 .a Z Hf II ftls Fl + r
He he's evidence In his sustain the
the soldiers Of the Of 1919 land the
Offers his services In AL such and Others
sced and eiairns prosecuted
wAsHfssrou, September %, iaS0--ly
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MILITARY TopoEraphy Of CONTINENTAL E"ropei by
III 5svaliee l vol. London, 1850
Military Geography by Col j. X Jackson, r. 81 vol Lon
dom 1850.
The Queens Regulations and Orders for the Amy VOL viii,
supplements the last published in 1850.
War regarding Army Services
and Explanatory Directions the information and guidance OF Pay
IN and others 1 vol, published by authority.
War In Russia and l5l2 and
1875 Hon. George Cahcau yo v'h plans and da
grams. London, 1850.
IIau's Quarterly British Army List for January, 1851.
Cavalry Duty; by Lieut. Col Won Aentschidt LIST Illus
and Col. fonsonby, 18th dragons. vol.
Collection OF Warrants and Regulations issued TO the Army in
Finance. 4 vol.
infantry Duty by Lieutenant and Ajutsnt John Lnne
f7th regiment; vol London, iss9
Military Of Europe by Maxwell, lieutenant 18Th
mept vol. London, 1850.
Just imported from London by -
Feb II FRANCK TAYLOR.
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EDMUND H. WILSON, Attorney at Law, will practise
II Wahng Collections and claims before the
different will receive attention Also.
the adjoining counties of Virginia will
be duly attended To- Office Louisiana four doors above
Dec lT-duf
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John McCAI1l4A, Second Auditor of the Treas
his OF claims on the govern
before Congress, the departments IN the settlement OF
military accounts, and agency business generally - ,
addressed should be post paid MS OF
nee Is a o md Louisiana avenue,
WAsMsoroS CRY, Apnl1s-u
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James q. Berret
WILL Of claims before Congress and tn
w va executive departments Of the government
Once dwelling street, between 9Th and 10Th Streets
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NN0L1BEI PATENIHs from IHOI IB4H--n all
II granted during period. London.
Webster Letters Patent for Inventions Copyright
vol London
Godscn on the Law Patents. London. t u
Hlnduah on Patent for
1 WI. London II Ito
Bpencs Law Of Patent Inventions. l vol London
Turner ~ Copyright In Design. vol, London.
Loossys NJ Lawn n Pssat Privileges oil the
1T europe. 1vol. Vienna.
Curtis the Law NJ Patents. l vol Boston.
rhllps Law NJ Patents for Inventions vol Boston
Kingsley and rsson The Patent Law. and Practice Of all Ma
nops | vol. New York --
Feb ~ FkANCK TAYLOR.
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THE Genius Burnsg by Professor VIII
i son--1 volume.
Lord and Lady arcou Country Ho.ptalitcs by Miss Sin
clair.
The Duchess or Love and Woman's Hs'o-a novel
F,rs,Prncpes Of Medicines by Archibald be"ss NJ vol
ume, svo.
Livy-schmitr, and Zumpt', Classical sehe.-i volume
TAYLOR 4 MAURy,
Jan BookseIsrs, 9th street.
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0UT OF PRINT-Moierss plays in French and English,
W complete IN 10 volumes se~ond hand
The Nonvee Heloise Of translated EaGish.
| volumes, ban
Letters Of Madame de scviEne
English, complete in volumes, second hand
Pny. letters usssstsd into English volumes, second hand
SuIeyr Memoirs,
Cecilia, the MEMOIR ~ an tfeiress
The London Stage, fun most repued pay.
hundred number, IN second hand
copies above new ones heinz unstspa
sble, 1uss imported from London BY 81
Febi5 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE Queens Of scotland by Agnes strtckIand-a
Il volumes.
Wahto yah Prsins Travel and Scalp Dances by Lewis
Gauard-t vol.
Letters from Three Continents by MI vol
and Correspondence Of Robert southey-compets
volume.
Pcndeun concluded eight numbers bound
Reverss OF n Bachelor by ak. MsrveI'-I VOL
Fndeue--a domestic story from the Ffcnch-l vol
History Pope'lers and Steam Nnvixson-i vol
Life q Dtscipiine-s tale of Hungary by Tsv-l vol.
Literary Remains Of Willis Gaylord Clark vol.
Frsncon,a Stories by Jacob Abbost--l vol
Poetcal OF the late Mary Elizabeth Loci vol
oordons Unfsling Guide the Gcndes Of French Nouns
Lately received by
Feb IJ IAtLoh
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MAUSDERs Treasury of knowledge and Library ri
IA Reference Innd
MAundefs Treasury Of Biography. 1
Maundcrs Treasury Of Natural History vol I,opdop.
Maanders Treasury Of Ancient and Modern History volume
Msunders Scientific and Literary Treasury vol. London
The American Treasury OF ledge. < yos " ~
&c. sale by
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Feb ~ Book near
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-20

DousLAs, HousroN or w. .. BurLEK-
though wide apart in principles and IN sen :
timent a. the sntiPodes-any one will an
swer. provided he be 'thc nominee Of the
party" That is the consccra ting oil. which
poured on the head Of any one claiming
connection with the Democratic party.
can forthwith make him "the true exponent
Of the principles Of the party!"
IF this be not SO, why should the Ia
ION give SO prominent place to the claims
Of this eminent Free-soiler. and place him
in the same category as it has the other as
pirants for the sweet voices" Of the dele
gates Of the Democratic party in convention
assembled. This plain construction OF Its
editorial rigmarole on the subject, cannot
be lodged; for, if the Union attempts ano-
Their dodge to evade Southern displeasure'
it will run full butt against its Democratic
friends in Wisconsn-and then what
would become Of "the unity Of the partyF'
We presume it is hardly necessary to
warn our readers against coDfounding the
Senator from Wisconsin with his son. the
Senator from Iowa. The latter has UNI
formly exhibited friendly feeling to the
South, and an inclination to do her justice;
while the former. both in his votes and his
whole course, has adopted policy identi-
cal with that of Mr.. BENTON.
The "Pater Senatus" himself could not
be more Objectionable on this score;yet the
Union has but words Of kindly greeting
for him, and tenders its assurances OF the
most profound consideration" Yin dlplo-
matte phrase) to this chosen Of the Wis
consin Democracy. il,
The game of President making is indeed
progressing most rapidly. and bringing
strange bed fellows together. What say
Mcssrs. Conn, FoorE & Co., to Senator
DoDcE Of Wisconsin? Will they not SAC
quic.cc" also in his being put.onthe course!
Nous re1rons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-20
Col. JOhnsOn'S prOyiSO Vote.

M m. n ~.
Inc Eultor OF the etersDurS lhieliSeh-
Ger, who is well known TO have been for
=,
several years, prominent member OF the
Legislature. gives the following important
piece oi history reia'i'e 10 Tue nrs' reso-
Iut;ops adonted bv tho Sf,ta Of VIRGINIA
-, W.,
WIN regard 10 the "iifnot fro'iso' ana
other threatened appressions of the North
90
"a :, W scss'o" Va 1',"'o re, % "'"o,
wiz" "eN'eo' n..u " p''pie ". iao
one men I. territory from ncf' resolutions were pas
sed pledgipg me RESISTANCE q l"gHd IN the event
tha' congress should Apply inc limot iro'iso 70
territorial oi, ana We know ,'e iaet t''at one q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-20
Southern Democracy,

Some days ago, we insisted that the a.
doption of a resolution by the Wing State
Convention at Charlottesville, declaring
that the Wing party in Virginia would
support no man for the next Presidency,
whose position relative to the Compro-
mise measures of the last session of Con-
sress' and particularly the Fugitive Slave
Law. admitted Of any doubt. gave tn EN-
higher claim to the confidence of South
ern men, than the Democratic party could
present. We suggested the probable
ity Of Southern Delegate. in National
Convention, should one be held,) reoui-
ring some preliminary guaranty upon this
subject, before consenting to bind them.
selves by the action of tho Convention
We at the same time assigned reasons for
thinking that the Delegates of the Demo
cratic party, inthe South, would 60 uncon-
ditionally into a Convention, and commit
themselves to the support of its nominee
We yet adhere to the opinions we then ex-
pressed and do not doubt that these self.
styled defenders of Southern rights will
be the first to bend the knee, whenever the
great party m1c--in shall have sounded,
whether in worshipofa Northern or South
ern Divinity. In support of this opinion
we present an article from the Southern
Press Journal whose authority we DO
not often invoke:
The Unions last D0dgc-Payty,
not Men or Principles.
There is not in the country a more con-
sistent and thorough-going Free soier than
Gov. DODGE, Of Wisconsin, the fast po-
Eticalfriend Of Mr. BENTON. The votes
OF these senators on measures connected
with the slavery question during the great
struggle in Congress, were identical, VIC
believe without exception. Yet that most
national print. the Union, in its issue of
Thursday. inserts the proceedings of
Democratic meeting IN Wisconsin, recon-
mending DoDsE to the National Ccnven-
ton as their choice Cor President; and in
discursive editorial. apropos to that subject.
and others in general intimases MS willing
ness to bolt him or anybody else that can
secure such nomination. While even the
6ereest parfizans at the North insolently
proclam,heir 6xedintent to "put down the
slave power. this antiqueorganofth the Dem
ocratic party in former days, is preparing
TO pitch its pipes to any tune that the per-
formers at the National Convention may
rsae. Cas- Or BUCHANAN, DeDsB or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-20
Correspondence.

SATURDAY, Oct. 70, 1901.
Mr.. s. L. PETERS AT a meeting Of a
large and respectable portion of the Wing
party, from all parts of the County held
on the evening Of the 27th ult., Court day,
you were unanimously selected as one of
the candidates to represent us in the Lee
sislature, which shall convene under the
new Constitution. and the undersigned
were appointed a committee to inform YOU
of the fact.
The contest, in which VIC are about to
engage, is one of the first importance.
and in presenting you as a candidate. we
feel assured. that we are presenting TO the
voters of the County, a man every way
worthy Of their confidence and support,
known as you are, to be an ardent Wing,
and a friend to our late Constitutional re-
forms.
We trust thatyo will accept the nomi-
nation, believing that it will tend to alay
the disturbances aud differences which
unfortunately threaten the Wing party
We believe that all true Wings will for
get theirprivate griefs and sectional feel
ings, and rally as they have ever done in
one harmonious whole. undert the glorious
bannerbeneath whichthey have 50 long and
nobly fought, in the good old County of
Bedford; when as heretofore victory will
perch on that banner, and every Wing in
the county will have the high satisfac-
ton OF knowing. that he did all in his
power TO secure it,
Very respectfully your fellow citizens.
II. ]. FOSTER,
WIN. V. JORDAN,
SAML G.. CLAYTON,
WIN. ID. CAMPBELL,
T.. III. CHRISTIAN.