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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-27

vxyiIC is now attending the Convention and who has
w been commissioned High Sheriff OF the county Of
Ncson and viii qualify the fourth Monday in February
next has erred upon the authority TO conrac with
any one who Is disposed the d. putty The PROS
pest for the ensuing aterng, and should
lat the attention Of such ish In in such
suit. >. SIAtipoNNts
Jan 9-w4w
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TRIRIrE OLE RESrECT.


Ata Gale NEE my "l Cyrus In isnn n IL SOS
nj Temperance held il their hal At Se,tsvlll". Alha
marie nnty Va. Jlnuary lith ISL. fhe following
r,s,pl,lp ani resolutions were uaati nonsv adopted
Whpteas. in all wise but p1inf Providence. it
has ploased Almighty G ID % ren,iye ftan us by death,
o,1 mich eseem'd AID lnmented Bother COLE
N,N C. NAY. VIII So soc al naifs anl epli. htcnod
I !, he cnls, Of Temperance hi rendered him both
Gao, ,,,a and npor'ant mcm'er of a1r Division.
p,.,1ved Is That we deeply feel The lass which
n onr deceased Brother has afliced unon vs.
l b,, we tender our heanili synna HIS tn his he
.,ol ,a.ea,s ard friends in view of this mourntul
pssolved 21d That MS a siilh token Of b -h
.or'.d and : earn for departed H'ohar. wear
the usual badge # monrrng upon la left arm for thirty
dave.
Resolved 3ri. That copy Of he ahove Preamble
avid esln,ians be sent to ,hr Gniiy + dcccased
r. ther. ,ln l., the Suu,hetn Ea ut ch nond, and
the I.yechborg. Shannon aud Sroitsgile par'rs for
mi lica,ion. F.. d. HAMMER. w. p.
y. G. MepnuL, S.
Ara Cont for the equity If App,mat X. At the Court
JJo1se thereof on The 9th dlv Of pnary. ISL it hay
inc beea armour cod TO the Court that siace lis last term
N,i,r Thoma Rnld tate justice for this roun'v, had
tepartad This life, the toll wing resolutions were unanI-
monsy adopted.
Resolved lint tho mpmherS nr this Court have
heard WITH The deepest rain OF the sudden death f Maj
Thomas Rn1d late Jnsticr # h. Peace. ard High
Sheriff Of his c unity
hrs'V'"' ''' " h., ,,a,, oror ,,i ns ~
has "e'' w a., t,;o. - 90 ION ., vLioL
'"e o's0'a,s l; ,nr oIeo,o,od and evsntr,I liC
'f ,,rdr T., Tho tsl,,i,es # tho do
,,f =, aal In,.a IN RI, .el c,i,n vh;b
aSen , o"f pa'''tsa -
n"s' ''','' Nm ~ ". ;;.l r IL o.i c
"1''''"' -, 'l -; -, III, al
'n' "fc'"s ~ VIZ" 80; r. -, - .,. ,, ~,
or" ue'''' ,'' VI :" ,I';,,,, .l,
u, ""9e - ,r'"' " " - = ,,, -, ,t .
snVf!' ia '''7 sun ' 'r -.
r'ruS ~ ms ~ , g NV, =" Wv, ,, IT.
h'c'n'''" '' ~ ""''7 P'F : "
'1s '' pun ~ -, r. $3.50 H.;
heSevfn' i"' '"'e O'' :, :, p5GoILt oval,
lie l" ~. !. -. - ~ ''"'
Stref ooni.-N" recf'''y hl''.'a u ~ '"I
the scarcity CT SILVER o. a'!e WIS SER MY '' a. o
1"rk fost ollce. ne t'S'niNe'f ~ 'na Guy ""
sought "r fe ell Al inc =: : n'' ny ''"''S ~" :" u
o"Ilhr$ IN eNchaoeP '"f r"'" W n.y. :" ' ''"' ~
received the tlioWlhg 'e' eT "n we :" y
MINT OF THE l n I'D q W e.,
'a''" H. -
SIR-i nave had r'lertel 70 me Il TT u ~ y'"'H w
me fosi Once i'pfar'"fW'i ~ "h'e,' v. I'VE
want OF gold dliis IA your oh e ana SUN st your De-
SIRE t. exchange Tor 'ntm' "' Tue ih'' af'c'" '''" "
me larger demon ina'"hs Ill.,
iiaS''e heea feqNe''tu Nv " ''l',f'ne'' w. '"o''
myself u you up ~ th' "p'c' Nv " s,"'' ',' r t'
th'nge such y"n propose w"n'd nhnge IN the nnda
mental purpose {" eur organization wh'cn IS 10 '" t'"
the national currency bullion not PeFiansiy III "a'
shape
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-27

U,OR RENT.- The FOB ACCO FACTORY in the Lot
II opposite to Friends Warehouse,
Jan 2-wtsif MlCAJAi DAVIS, in
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The S'rhoni aud Romoke Rnliom hns haen com
rl"'rl To- Fneha. distance ol thntv sevrn mnlrs aud
ah"tr is nj the slightest nnnrdnent IN the way ii is
"Nt'nS on e. lis Sauthefo terminus connect with the
w luinsun road Nor. .lrgus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-27

RICHMOND. Jnn. 30, 1851.
r7oo-Wr qaoe Ricl'd CNuol A,75si.si. Scots
will n, T..
rcpoti aud we nltet qnot,,ns Ia GAO. heat NJ lo1
crnts IT Rid 10 ccuts Coz " hite., Meal 20 SOc.
Gto,flifs Tho Nlatkc, il ntn wiahau, change in
ices.
Provisions There Ia m act We lon,nd at quota
linrs,
Tpbaeeo The Matkc is very firm NJ eur quota
,ions 6,r MI ,escrip lone W. quote G}nSi Gr i'ga.
olol0 fat m'ron Loaf l2ll3 for popl Mauuf,cut.
iog Loaf Halo far foe Shipping Lenf and l6SiS
fr fine M,nnltclnnng l.rnf.
Cogie -lagay,a 2i2i cents; Ri, l2d2l cts Java
II cts.
Sugars N Orleans SG!, ,;pmto Rico i6ae7 iDoa
bic Loaf 10, i0lc.. Single 93sloe
noiasses N. orleans in b,rres, 32,35'; Cuba 2ia
81; Porto RE, 2Sa32c
Provisions New Western Silica o.aolc; do Shout.
dor- 7tas
Becarar Scarco and doll a, 2a23e.
Butter Mountain. Gkn, lial7i eta. per H. for .
sup rlnr article ordinary Article may he qn ted at
To- lie.
Candies Sperm Candies ii,i5,i Taow i0al It.;
IIul'. Patent IA; Adam,n,ne 2512sc, per ID.
Cotton -l2lal3r
Feathers - 55r,
Fish -llefrin-s. Gtoas 81 %; Mackerel, M. 3. Sc;
M. 9. 9lo.ln,; M. l, ST. ,75ai2.
Thu-N nfihern from wharf. q0c.
bon-rlg imn $22,&2S; 1rrdeear s1ho0r Swedes
sos, Eeelish so PER ton Country bar F5aso
.Naiis--3in3, cts.
Soie Leather . il.mlock tanned. goad l5ial1i cts
damaged i2sai5c.
Lin,e--Ftom wharf 81 ,37l.
Oils Sperm. winter l20nl25r; summer lOal VI
whale crude 4Ia5l; refined 6oa65; Inseed sOaS5
Innprrs' fl2,l5 per hbl,
Plaster Plris Lump fmn wharf, 1925; Basin.
ground IN iierces of 500 hs. 81 ,374
La,d New. pdl7e SdSlc.
Rice-Pfme t3lai.
Sab Marshal's scafco. nj 81 .65ail 10
Shot-59a6,
.Soap Richmond and New Yerk }. ,6e
SpUits Cognao Brandy 81 ,75a3.25 Rorhel'a 81 30
al so American nrooi 80; dth prof 50,51 Apie. @cnrcc
SOC, Rich nond I,rorli"d Whiskey 29c. N. f. Run
scarce. 32t35,
Lire Stock Market jan 90.
Beef Cattle -sc,le weigh, 81 IS Ia 81 %.
Hogs-s6 50 net supply scaroe and in brisk do
mnnd
!Sieep- Ne, 81 - to SO so, as in quality.
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w" chs rye Gon he proceeding, 4 ths ,'Gentral
Rig "a \snr1tl ~ hold hero tho Ii h in.r iha
Nr. djon ha@ bern rie,irl st Wee President We
hay" nv dnnhf h vii a ahlr "a tcnlrr thu President
Nr n,ncl IL London. WY ri,r 90, aid Il Uhie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-27
NEW YORK. Jan. 81.

NEW YORK. Jan. 81.
SALES 4 PRICES or STOCKS IN NEW YORK TODAY.
lst Call. 81 Call.
Reading suck 3bA hii .oa
Unlted STATES 6's: 1868 no. hi 10, sidy
Mis- Cantl 23S sales
No dlnes up To this date Of tho steamer Allanii :.
now in her 23d day.
Flour i. rather qoi,t-sales of 1900 bbls.at Sl75a-
81 for lnmoa 70 straight State brands Southern ard
Genesee s5a5 ~, Corn Meal $2o1p3; Rye Flour
$3.50. ,oo ,o-
Gain is quie'-sma sales of red Wheat Of local %
cts Gen, see I25 cts Corn SCHOLARSHIPS 40U0 bu. at
65a67 cts for mixed and yellow; Oats 4oa50c
Provisions steady sales 200 bbl4. mess pbrk al SRA
sl2l Prime 50 %; Lard sae. in bills and Kegs
g oceres steady--small Sales Rio Collse at &C.
The Cotton market is steady, blu not active Sales Of
800 bales Mt pre,in spElces
Whisky 2jl26c.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

PROPOSALS tor the erection of Church Edihce Tor thu
L Second PRESBYTERIAN Church IN fyrchburg will be re-
eeved by the subscriber, until the sixth day oi February
next his oire, where Plans and Spec atoms may ha
o. ANY parties DESTROYS of purchasing the property
occupied by said Church street, invited ocall
above
Jan 21-3iif WIN SfIARSwOOu ELLISON.
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ONCE.
EIlCAIlnH.

rINlE session of the subscribers School, will con
Monday, the 81 Of February. Terms as herr
ioinre.
Jan 23-anf wM s. REID, in.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-27

NIcGUTEEY Il HOLCOMBE.
Attorneys at Law, Cincinnati, ohio,
attend to all business committed 70 their care N
w tic various courts OF the city. They will also give
prompt attention 10 collections. Mr.. McGnhsy is Cpmmiss
oner all the States The Union totake dcpositions ke
Address MctiuHcy & Holccmbe, Cincinnati, Ohio
Anril l-l2mt
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan 81
Stocks fm-U. s. 6's 1867. l6. Pa. IS 9ii, go.
Sueqnelanna Canal GOa65.
Flour qnei-sales 400 bhs. n, tt.56aSt62s. ch"icr
brands 81 81 extra do. $5.25 Corn meal and rye flour
unchanged
Snal sales red whoa, n, l0OI0io; white DO lilc-
Sales of " How corn G2c; oats 1sc.
Provisions and Groceries uuchlnget
Cation 'eady-small sales
WHISKY % cents.
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NOTICE.

l.IIr LIGHT The .uhsefihor oilers ~ the pub.
lie regular aud constant an ply Of Phosgone Gas, ann
phns Ehcrn Oh and Lamp oil, all vi the very best quality
Asoa supply Of Lamps or h,rane the same, some very
hanl4ome-tnr sale b, JOHN II SEAY, Druggist
Ian l., t,v
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BALTIMORE Jan. 81.

I'IVTNTI VHTl
At auction 10 day
100 hhd4 new crop n. o. Sugar l23 sold (halnnc'
wi hdfawn 81 lOa6 70
so baps Rio COTE damned loln0sr cash.
Sales Of 1OO bills Howard street Fonf nj 81 .5G..
M sales oi Cry Mills.
Corn Meal and Rye Flour unrh snned
We quo'e red Nheat Al l0JaI0de; willie do, I05'
| lir
Shes of yellow Corn at 59aGoc; white do CT Coo
Oas 47ai9o.
Rye &c.
Nothing new in Pro,iions
Groceries sieady small sales Ro tollee Al lr.
Sales Of Whisky at 2ja2G' in hhds. and bbls.
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FOR SALE

NIOTIcE-rHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE-
Y coived his standard Weish and Measures is pre-
upon the duties OF his office OF Sedier o
gifts and Measures His Office is in the Masonic Hail.
where be during business hour, oi MONTH
All notified to bring forward their weights and
inca sutes, in obedience to law, requiring the same
Ian 20--lmif A, w. CROSS y. w. NJ. G. T..
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- Tennessee, , to do do
SrOCkS.
,utrntaiinn Hnnds 500.
lyochhurr Hose aud FIfo insurance Company par
$50 sales -
Cuiaens Savings Bonk 500 sales fllo.
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LETTER FROM MIR. FILLMORE.
NN,sttx9roN Do. ISL

New Directors.
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I YNTTTH FEM = ~
OF this Institution will commence. Mon
day the 81 ri February, ls5l Terms 81 Board hereto
lore. 1t Glass 80 0O2nd $40 0o-3d SIP 00ilh sa co.
Music the Piano stj % For further particulars Cifru
lars may be had Tho Bookstore al Me,ss. Payne Bro
or a The ,esdence nj the sub crihers
Jan i6--wawii NJ A. l. &, GORDON
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05
WING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
VIGILANCE tSC.--ABsTRACT OF PRO-
sCEEDfyGS.


The Central Committee for this County,
appointed by public meeting at the Court
house on Monday the 9th ultimo, met on
Friday night last, in the Common Hall, and
in pursuance of the trust committed to them.
proceeded to the appointment OF commit
tees in the different precincts and neighbor-
hoods az their means of information would
enable tbem-all which will be seen in this
days paper.
To make up for their want Conformation
in some cases, and to ensure efficient aid
and cooperation in the important canvass
now in progress, the Central Committee
recommends such additions to the sub
committees as they may deem expedient,
and as may tend to advance the patriotic
ends contemplated by the organization.
The Central Committee strongly urges
prompt organization regular meetings
dilicent effort TO see the voters, especially
such as will vote for the first time under
the new Constitution to the end, that eve
ry Wing vote may be polled on the 9Th of
December, and majority ensured for Sum
MERs, WATTS and BAXTER exceeding that
in the Presidential canvass of 1949. The
Central Committee desires to say to their
co-workers throughout the County that a
great responsibility rests at this time upon
the Wings of Virginia, and great work
presses upon their attention. AS the pres
ent canvass for the State ticket may result,
so in all probability will result the Presl-
Dental canvass in 1852. At any rate, sue.
cess now, will be happy omen to Wings
of success. then. Let Augusta do her duty,
her whole duty, especially when that duty
involves the highest franchise of freemen,
and its exercise may control the destinies
of the State for untold years.
Let no one rely upon the Wing strength
of the County and think he may be absent
from the polls. So do not say our political
opposers. Besides, this is State ticket and
every vote counts upon the final summa-
ton and comparison. Let this great Wing
County not only beatin the contest at home
but turn over mighty surplus, which IN
effect will enable weaker Counties to beat
also. Let the watch-word be-WoRK-
WORK.
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FAIR PROPOSITION

Every one who owes fidelity and affection to lie
Wig cause hopes Thai the proceedings Of last 'lon
day week will! heal the apparent split in The party.
Ii was understood - be the determined sentiment
Of the meeting. aud more especially Of The capdI
dates, that in the county elections under the new
Constitution prescription iropinion's sake is moi Ia
be advuca led or tolerated and that the Wing plat
form now is:-
Ist-Tn The selection IT po,ical officers, the fact
whether the candidate cuncided in opinion with
the reform or The conservative Wings is To he dis
regarded-ihai every effort is In be zeanusy devol-
ed to the undivided and glorious wing cause and
that the inscription IN our banner is 10 be 'prnci-
pies not men,"
End In the selection Of county officers, fitness
for the place is alune To be- hoked io-ihe fact
whether The candidate belongs Ia this or thai party.
this or that church. or this hal family is n1i
To be canvassrd ,bui The J-ffrrsnnan docirincs he
hnnest. is lie faithful. is he rspa. = shall b. The
soe criterion Of his claims IL public favor and III
fee.
To This platform and 10 none other. most hearii
y subscribe, and upon il. with all pther true wings
am anxious 10 do battle If the wing candidates
for political fficrs faithfully adhere Ia il, feel NJ"
doub that the integrity Of the party will be ensur
ed and lis members become re-uniied into one com
mon brolherhood. If any of them. directly indi.
recIly desert it, feel equally confident that The
breach will be wldened, and our otherwise gan,
strength yield the yctory to our better disciplined
snd ever united adversaries.
Now in order thai The proposed convention may
b- fairly organised. and as far p,ssible. truly
reflect the public will and more particularly To pre-
vent any room whstever for The charge being made
that the cards were sucked, that the delegates
were pre- pledged. or that any wire pulling took
place. respectfully submit the following AS n fair
proposition, which trust if none better is suggest
ed will be adopted by the appointing powers
namely That the presiding officer al each precinct
meeting shall make of list Of names Of suitable
persuDs indiffeenly chosen. without reference l."
their predictions Er any man or men. but who
hold the unity and >u'cess If the wing party as su
perior 10 al personal cnsidr alons and To cimpTise
in the list, say,'hree times the number Of delegates
prnposod TO be selected, and from them decide by
lot who shat be appointed. 1t does strike me that
this course will secure general sal Isiacton. prevent
suspcion of unialr.esa. and produce harmony, re-
Cancellation and triumph This is matter for the
people to take care ofin the 2r nary meetings
they are deeply Interested in its beng honestly
perfDrmed-lel them look to it, and see thai no
manager or wire puler has been interfering with
one Of their dearest political rghts--,he right of
thinking and acli. q as freemen for themselves.
AUGUSTA
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EoR The sPEcTAToa.
Mr.. SoLon. DC, osrh 1881

MT. ooLoN, Oct. 25ih 1851.
.Messrs EIiiors The election passed off oui.
ely here, and The ebulliiion Of feeling c,,nseou.nt
on such occasions was certainly mi shown ia a
very great extent Ypn will see by the returns
strong vote in favor VI the adoption of the Nav
Constitution, susie OF lis features, however. are oh
noxiuus to a large poriun of the people here. bu,
viewing il as Whole rallied tsils support. II will
alsu appear by the returns that The Dcmocralc
candidates for members Of Assembly are ahead Of
their opponents; this is chiefly owing To a misun-
Outstanding in relation IN the polls being kept open
three days-the Commissioners decided there was
no law 10 keep the polls open for members Of the
General Assembly longer than one day thus de-
priving large number Of Wings from voting
regret to say general apathy pervades The Wing
ranks in this section. arising dunbI from the fact
that there has been no system of organization a
dopted here. 1t dues seem matter Of great I'M
puTtance il not imperative necessity iha, some
measures should be taken by the Wing Central
Committee. 10 infuse general information on The
topics needru to lie understood. The press is fully
adequate to this when lis influence is felt A arue
number VI voters under the New Constitution are
out of the reach Of It's influence To great extent
Cannot the Committee ia their wisdom devise some
means 10 reach this portion of our felIuw.citzens
with llldl Oh W
charge Alright the privileges and dniips assigned
them under the New Constitution? would.
therefore, respectfully suggest the propriey IS
forthwith issuing an address or circular To the
Wing party of this County. 10 he circulated freely
at every election prscinc, urging he Wings by all
honorable means To rush To the polls. and bring
their nelghhors with them IN the cunning contest
The names of our candidates should he placed in
the hands Of every one In view of The difficulties
growing out of multiplicity ofcandldaies for seats
IN the Legislature. would strongly urge The i'm
medate.call of a Convention Lei the precincts
SEMI delegates Of The right Stripe mean active.
Intelligent genlemen from The high 10 the humble
laborer tudeliberaie together. and have no doubt
the result Of their deliberations would meet with
hearty response from every true Wing in the
County. Party lines with the new voters are not
yet distinctly drawn. Now is onr time to BE- up
and doing. Our opponents are M, sitting idly by
the way side, the ocsin ofalsrm is sounded. aud
forthwith the "aiihfnl' wheel into ranks Set
the hall in motion, Messrs Editors, and let uur
motto be union, concert and aciIon More here
after A LOCKER ON
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------------ =
A PASSAGE 1T ARMS

Came off at the Court house on Saturday
last, between JOHN d. IMBoDEN and JAMES
H. SKINNER, Esqr's., the canvassers APP
pointed by their respective parties for the
County of Augusta. The discussion was
conducted with the utmost courtesy on the
part of both gentlemen but we cannot say
with equal efficiency. Mr.. SKINNER al
though young in years is regarded by his
party as their big gun; but the faces ofthose
present on Saturday, "elongated,' Ito use
Mr.. SINNERS own happy illustration "to
the attenuated proportions of yard stick, ="
told in language not to be mistaken, that
the gun had been spiked. The truth is,
contrary to the predictions of our opponents
that he would be swallowed whole, Mr.. M
BopEN achieved a complete triumph.
We have not time or space to give even
an outline of the speeches. Mr.. IMBoDLN
devoted much of his opening address to
refutation of the doctrine of Secession; anc
Mr.. S. nearly the whole of his elaborate re-
DIV to its defence. We were amused at the
efforts of the latter gentleman to discover
some obliquity in Mr.. SUMMERS political
career. 1t is hardly necessary to say that
he signally failed, The absence of MIR.
SUMMERS when the vote was taken on the
Bankrupt Bill, for which, it was, at first,
boldly asserted he had voted, was the only
thing to be found against him after the most
careful searching ofponderous Congression-
al reports. This failure to vote was regard
ed as lodging. Did Gen. CAss and Judge
DOUGLAS dodge vote ON the Fugitive
Slave Law?
1t wa. no hard matter to tell tale. on OLD
JOE Johnson. Mr.. IhBoDEN exhibited the
votes of the Col. for the Wilmot Proviso
and the Lieut.. Genera!ship, and against the
Irish Relief Bill but when he produced the
dutch Almanac" and greasy old newspa
per, from which cold JoEs" sentiments II
favor of Internal Improvements by the Gen
eral Government, Protective Tariff, HEN
RY CLAY for the Presidency, and JOHN Z
ADAMS administration were declared undo
his own sign manual, We thought some o
those Democrats who are in the habit o
denouncing Wing, in general, as wool-dyet
Federalists would have dwlndled into moth
ing.
We regret very much that there were no
more of the people present to hear this dis
cussIon. They will have the pleasure, how
ever, of hearing It over again in other part
of the County The canvassess will addres
the people of Mt Scion, on Saturday next
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
SIDNEY S. BAXTER, Of Richmond,
c,SDID >TEs goR THE LneIsLATURr.

~ f.s,.We ars authorized to aaaouass Hugh w.
Saef9ey. ESQ, candidate to represent the Cous
u Of Augusta in the Senate Of Virginia, aaasr the New
Constitution
fxy- We srs authorized to assoures John l.. Pey-
toa, ESQ. Candidate to represent the Couaty Of
Augusta ia part in the mex, oass OF Delegates OF Yir
gina, under the New Constitution.
&J. We ara authorized 10 announce MAJ. James
walker, a. a Candidate to represent the County OF
Augusta in part ia the aext House Of Delegates Of
gina, uader the New Constitution
Gy- We are authorized to annousce John ID. I'm
boien, Esq, a Candidate to represent Ansuita
Csunty in the next Legislature Of Virginia, under the
New Constitution.
o. We are authorized to Rnaouaes John A .
Tate, Esq, as candidate to represent this County,
upart. in the next Legislature Of Virginia under the
New Constitution.