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DY virtue Of Trusl Deed, executed % ne b.
A4 Waiter Troup, On the is,h dav d Decembef
1885 TO secure certain creditors therein named re
eosdsd in the Office OF the Probate Court county
IA Book, No IS. page 40. viii sell e pebble aae
Ion ior cash. a the Courthouse doorin the town e
Colausaus, on Mondy the assh dsv el Apil, ISL,
The following nesFoes. so-wils Jesse. edmond Lucy
Cara, Philhs, Sarah, Margaret Jane, Little Jesse
Henry, lewis, Rlly, Clifford, Psser, Willis Nathan
Ben. Milly, George avid CIV. Also Al the time AID
place above named, and ON The terms above named
the following described land viii be sold, tc.wt. -
The souihess, qaArler Of section eight, with the ex-
eepilon OF slxtyone acres said quarter lying on the
northeast side Of Cockrills and Lawrenees branch
the east halt OF southwest quarter OF section eight;
the northeast quarter OF section seven,een with the
exception OF 40 acres eif Of the east end OF said
quarter; the north quarter OF section eighteen
al IN township eighteen, range sixteen east.
Sale within the usual hours.
5 o. WHITE, Trustee.
March Is, 1851. nsT-Tw.
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November Isl, 800
nissnllsrtion.

TEyHE firm u DaeaEap u GRAY IS Dissolved "
II tie deatl of Tie former. Tile business wills
continued ly the subscriber, who will be glad to aes
tile customers d tie former concern andaIl 0lhe
thatray favor him with call To make room &
the Flll aud Winter STOCK the present one viii
sold remarkably low, onihe usual time to puncia
customers
]. ID. CRAY. 8
Coumons, SEPT. 4. 1850 lift.
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The st a a q /. a ~ !

DY viftnc Of = trast deed made tome BY Aler4.-
~ der Calhoun, % secure certain creditor i
his specified III sai dcea dated the fail Alafrli
90 and recorded ia the Proosle Office Of sid eilsi
will sell AZ auction Tor cash on the first Monday n
August 1884, at the doofoF the Court House d -.
County, an undivided moetv u lie following land
situated in said eoaNly viz tie west hall Of souts
west quarter andwes half q north aost gaafefset
section tie south hall ofwesl haifef s0lrh We
gaaTier, and west halt 81 north west quaFier; e 4
half d south west quarter, nofth half 81 west hall
south west quarter south half Of east half ii nusi
west qaaFtsr fseciion ., ali in township IS TAM
rs west. sstzs -
Sale al usual hours
WILLIAM T.. HARRIS, Trustee.
January lSleAl 29~7m. s ssr
Printers fee $50 90.
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MIS-
GRAPE 4,l,FrsTrp rOTTnx
NtlriCE.

NOTICE.
fESliE undersigned, qualified at the March Term.
A. 1881, the Probate Court for iowndes county
AZ Executor Of the last will and testament of JOIN
Lindsay, deceased, hate Of lowndes county, respect.
July requests all persons indebted TO said estate to
come forward and make payment, and those having
CLAIMS against said estate are hereby notified to
have them proven and authenticated, and presented
Nithinthe time required BY law, Otherwise they viii
be barred.
BENJAMIN r. HECKWTrH.
March 10, sal. n37-tt Exec utor.
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F. W. Erhy, James J. swiftly. IAvihia swiftly, Isss
wife, and William Excll, Defendants
7 ron opening the masseFsihlhIs l3contained.
u aad8tappcarmg by asIidavt, hedto the salts
ai NE Goat, that the above named DeEeRians, lsss.
'JsSS4ly aud Lasiaas his wife, and William Ezes,
aFe ton-residents of IiS state Of Mississippi, IN
losdc seyond the limits thereof, 20 that che ordnA
~ process of his Court cannot be executed upps
them, II Is therefore, ordered. tat unless the sA
Defendants appear here before the Vice rhaneeil0
on, or beforelhe Firstday Of the next Term cf tllgs
Court, 70 be holden Al ihe Courthouse in the tosA
o. Columbus, Oh the First Monday 10 May next, ess-
suing and plead, answers demnr to the sewers
allegations in Compbihautas Bill OF complain
contained, the same may b. taken confessed as
said Defendants, and the matters therein decreed, 4.
cordingiy.
i is further ordered that copy Of this orde.
inserted ia the "Columbus Democrat" anew u.
per published IN the lownof Columbus. week. *
one month. w
AlRuE Corr.
w W. LESTER. C.x.
Iloykln & Crusoe, Solrs.
March =, 1891. n36-imo
Printers Fee, 80 90.
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$50 rs
s=ss :. Ssiii,s saa iF'm E.eI q. al, Dsas.
TTPoN opening the matters in this BIN cop,a;ne5
~ and 4 Appearing by affidavit fled. that the abose
named defendants were noa-fesiden,s Of the STATE
Of Mississippi and reside beyond Inc limits ,bsseo
50 that The ordinary process OF this COnrt cannes i,
served upon them, II Is heret re ordered that unless
SAID Defendants appear here before the Vice Chan
celor, or or before the rst day OF the next Term If
THIS ourt, to be holden at the Court house in lhe
town OIL Co'unOos, on the First Monday IN Ma,
next ensuing, and Plead answer, or lemur to the ii
Of complaint herein, the same may be taken as con-
essed and the matters therein Lecreed accordingly.
It lstarther ordered that this order Be inserted in
the "Colalnaus Democrat a newspaperIipubishcd
IN the town Of Columbus, weekly for one month.
true copy IRON the minatel
w. w. LESTER, Clk.
c, R. CRusoE. Solicitor.
March 20, 1851. n39-lmo.
Printers Fee, so 90.
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IA OF. Quinine for sale by Nessrs. WILLIAMSON
eJU a. TAYt0a's atfive dollars peroUnce.
hepember7th, 1860. IO-tL
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1OU Ng'Y LAND To SOLDIERS.

BOUNTY LAND I'd SOLDIERS
DYa late Act Of Congress, Bounty
ID Land is granted to the officers and al
soldiers the war Of 1872, and Of the
varions Indian wars since 1870. In M
case of the death Of she soldier, to their Ef
widows ard minor children. EylA
The urdcrsigaed being permanently IKzsA
located at the city Of Washington, and WIM
possessing thorough and familiar ac- "
quainiance with the requirements ofthe hf
Government Officers, is prepared TO at IN
tend 10 procuring Bounty Land War. WY
rants without jeopardy or delay, and at sssss'ss's'
but little expense 70 claimants.
Claims for Invalid, Revolutionary and Navy Pen
slons, Backpay, lost horses and every other descTp
ton Of claims against the General Government ad-
usted, with proaptness and despatch.
Persons desiring information Of friends who are
or have been inthe Army or Navy viii forward 10
him all the particulars known Of their service, TO-
gether with fee 81 one dollar, and their enquiries
WILDE replied by return Of mail. za
Address, (post-paid,
CHAS, c. TUCKER.
res. ., lsi. ns3-H Washington City, D. 6.
= "a =
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JOHN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

JOHN ERANCES--COnfectiOner,
(WH0LESALE AND REIAfL,l
IL As removed his Confectionery Store to TAYLOR
4 * IcCar,hy's old stand on Mainstreet, where
be will be ready to serve his former customers and
the rest of maukind"--ot coatse, not forgetting
lhe lAlllES--with every thing that is good and
choice In his line.
He keeps constantly on hand a large and well-se-
leced stock, similar to that which he has BEEN Tor
Che lasttwo years, furnishing to the liberal public o
Columbus and vicinity lie gets such OF his ar
tieles as are not Manufactured by himself from the
iirst hands IN Mobile, and he warrants them all to be
prime and snch will suit the taste OF every Gus.
toner lie is prepared 10 furnish every thing in his
hue at the very lowest prices, aud always served up
In the best style.
Among the articles which he keeps on hand man
nlactured by himself or which he il constantly re-
ceivipg from Mobile, are the iosiowirg
plaln and kline CauAics,
Sugar plams, Sugar almonds, Coripdcr Pearl Can.
ds Fishes, Birds and Riders, Cordial Drops, Port
Wine, Strawberry Banches, Currant Jelly, Rails
in4, Curants, Figs, Dates, Citrons Prunes, Uran-
Ees, Lemons, apples, Preserves. Grapes almonds,
Fiberts, Wanuls, Cream do, peoans, sheled III.
monde, Cocoa Nuts, Sardines, Lemon Syrup,
Champagne, and other kinds Of Wine, ale aud
hest London Porter ass'd Pickles, mixed do, white
pepper Sauce hgether witt al kinds OF
FIRE HORhS.
lie also Keeps on hand a good supply Of
FR ESH YSTERS.
which will be served up at short notice, IN any style
to suit the taste Of those who are fond Of that deli.
cious she'll fish,
And be will be prepared, in due season, 10 furnish
bis customers with the best prepared and richest
favored
ron GRENna
LUNCH Will served Up 10 order Az al hours,
Orders from Merchants and lanters will be pune.
al ~,
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MUTUAL PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY

or nashville, TENA,t
CAPITAL 100000.
THIS Comnany iusufgs On iae uosf iavofle'
II terms against LOSS BIZ FIR, Marine as Rae
Risks. Alsa Bank Notes transmitted b mail.
B. B. WILKINSON, Agent.
Marchls. 1851. nsT-H.
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Feb snd, 1851 Executor.
n. B.--.rhe above negroes may be treated for ~
private sale previous to the day o. sale, or the re-.
duo Of the negroes together with the land, OF tbs
land separately. by application to me al Liudea.
Alabama. mar. l-n35-tl.
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All the strata in chalkin Europe are probably
the product OF aainalcaln, mostof them inyisi.
Die to the naked eye.
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CDnBLs uric Blue Mass 'ust received, by
~ L JONES. IN,
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ESTATE SALE.

a TLTNDEy, MARI vGO COUNTY, al
"A bama, on the End Monday IN March next,
will offer ut Public Auction, prime and likely Io ~
EIGHTY no ONE HUNDRED NEGROE ,N.
beinga portion Of the Estate Of the late JOHN
ROBINSON
Among them are several valuable Carpenters, i
Broklayer, aud some good House Servants.
CONDITIONS or LE.--0 Ono half CASH.
nc balance in Note payable in twelve inonths, aud
interest," added with two approved securities.
MA R0pING1N
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In the United States there are upwards Of a
hundred thousans females. who do little else than
read novels aud thunip on the piano. and who
know comparatively nothing about domestic
duties.
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pettcoat Government
Sherry and Jane Eyre;
Emerson's Representative Men;
Hound copies Of House hold Words
Splendid editlonof Willis and Longfelhw;
De Qnlacey's Biographical Essays;
De Qnlnceys plum Eater and Suspra;
Glhilan's Literature and Literary Men;
Do Bard oi tie Bible;
Bell Creole, new supply, by Mrs. IIentz
Dumas and Leverss last Novel;
Alother's 4 compelise. SeqaeIto Home Influence;
A fresh supply .! Fiearts and Homes.
Marcli 3, 1891 n36-tf. d. G. RICHARDS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The Stale OF NIississiOni.
LOWNDES COUVT'

District Chancery courl Of ne STATE Of Mis.
sissiPPi-Hsld at COlHls5Hs.
jonas ". Ir5y. Complainant,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29

dozen supaFIine London Mustard,
~ IL - American FoFsale by
Sane, Is5O-ly b JONES u
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Thetickng we sometimes hear in the wall,
and which the supersiiiious call the deaih watch,
is produced BY aliuie insect. -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29

A cord of green wood contains about lao
pounds Of water.
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To Planters.
AVE have On hand very excellent asticle 81
Red Clover Seed! CAL ana supply yourselves
eelpEe theg are sold At
TAYLOR s. Nee ARTiiY'S.
feb !, 1851. fsa-ti: 49,
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The moon has no influence, on the weather.
Neither do The Inoonbeams have any effect on
animal OF vegetable life
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ron nprHm


lUNIll VIII be served up " order AZ al hours,
Orders from Merchants and lanters will be pane.
tualy attended to.
g-r Call at FRAScEs CoSFrcTIoEARy atany hour
and treat yourselvcsto the good things Of life.
Jan a5-ly
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1t is computed hat between three and Iour
millions OF barrels Of water pass over tue Falls
Of Niagara every minute.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29

One hundred and forty degrees Of heat are ab
sorbed, during The conversion Of ice into water
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29

The New Englsnd ermers annually raire
IS millions Of bushels Of pataloes, 22o millions
Of bushals Of wheat. rye aud corn, which yield
g millions Of dollars.
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The StatcOf Mississippi.
District chaneesg Court Of he SLATE 81 Nissss

sipps--Hcid at columbas.
MARcH RuLrs, 1851.
Walter Troup, Complainant
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The explosive force ofcloselY confined gun
powder is si1 and haif ions to the square inch
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y 7EIEI71 y IT7T7I . Hes IN
Januafy II. Issl nas-snos.
Prin,sFs Fee, 81 %
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WEDNESDAY Mnu II lSsl

The Convention met pursuant TO adjournment
The Journal of the preceding day wcs read and np.
proved.
REPORT FROM tue COMPROMISE COMMITTEE o. -ur
BASIS.
Mr.: Chiffon. l have boon deputed by the rcm-
promise committee to inform the Convention H., We
shall be able TO make report b. IL clock TODAY II
there be no other business before the Convention word
suggest the propriety Of taking recess until tina, hour
Mr.. DAVIS. | move VIC take q recess until /,
o'clock.
Ar sEi NOCh. | suggest TO the gentleman IRON
auquler The ProPrey Of Adjournment for the rea
son that II we reassemble the hour of r. the rrop0
sltion Tor printing the repor. will be made and cn NO
VIII nave 10 ADJOURN would suggest 10 him TO move
an adjournment until Tomorrow with the understanding
that the committee will have their report printed for
the use of members. do not urge it however.
Dir. SHEFFEY. For the very reason suggested By
the gentleman from Hardy, think objection ough, c
be made to adjournment Let the committee repo::
and if they desire the printing let us save che aY rs
having it printed to day
Mr.. STANARD. II strikes ne If the committee
does report at ~ O'Clock there can be no action upon
the report to-day. Why should we meet here to-day
again for the purpose Of ordering the printing! The
committee can have it printed and we will; have il 20
morrow well by taking adjournment as bY taxing
e recess.
Mr. Chiffon. The committee have no choee te-
tween the question OF adjournment ard taking recess
They were under the impression however that there
great anxiety upon the part CT the members Of the
Convention and the public generally to know VIVA: their
report would be: We shall Certainly be able to recor,
by - o'clock Probably we might be able to report
,rleT, but that VIII give us ample time We suggest
ed the hour OF II as we though, the recess wor 10
preferable.
Mr.. CLAIBORNE. Is it in order 20 move to amend
the monon 10 take recess BY striking out ~ and IN
Mr. WISE hope nv friend from Franklin vii no
make mat motion, for shall have 10 be in oe
three.
Mr.. CLAIBORNE. I 77ill withdraw L. e j: VII
accommodate The Convention better to meet at L.
The question was then taken and tie motion was 10
Continued to Ssssnd Psss
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! F9r Mr.. LxEeIIa--Hs ssrs Armstrong Arthr, D..
Bowdsn Camden Cupsr:on, Garlic Dale Carr Pc p,
a. Carter, Chapman, Deneae, Faulkner, r;pnev -,
Futz, Gal!*, Hays, H'se. Jacob, johnson Erpte g.
ferson 7. :artn, j eredi,h hoore Neesor $50, s'
Shelley B. H. Smith, Joseph Smith, stenhSr. :.e.'
Summers Tate, TAYLOR Van Tirkle Wiz IVA 7'v'ff
Wingfeld, Wise and Wysor. MY,
For Sr CHlL1oN-S essrs. Armstron,. lA,,l,rr H..
Blue, Bowdcn, Camden, Caperton Garlic D,r, :''
John \. Carter. Chapman. De- eaie, Fa.t-.r SER
Fulkerson Fu!tz, Ga!ly, Hays. Ho:;e Her!i 10. -
Johnson kenney. kigore. kiote, Letcipr IT, ~
ficCamant, NcCandlsh. cComas, jefferson T
Il tin, William sartin, H'oore, Seymour. So :, :"
Benjamin Il. Smith JoaeFh Smith StcpEescn. Srw.,'
Stuart, Summers, Tate. Taylor, Trigs Van VIM H..
lace. William Watts, White white Wiley Ss,".i
C. William, Wi$s urd Wysor. -s'
For Hr. SEYNorG- essrs. Banks, Barbour ~,
Bowes, Braxton, Flood Fuksrson Garland, ,',s,,','
T. Garrett Goode, 1anu-y, Jasper :"nae., :.;.-.:.
hnote Leake, Letcher, Lynch Lyons, :Horr;- Ham. r.
Ridley, Francis " Scott. Shell, Stanard Stcra,t S.
,her. Trigg, Turnbul Samuel Wits ar: SAM ..
Williams -
For y:r. EpMrxps-Nessrs 3 nson pre-; 7;.-,..
Barbour, Beale Bowles Brax,on. Chan,I.i,., Fla
tuscoe i. II. Garrett, Ianney Jasper, Ie.Lc, l.p,b
Lyons, Ridley. Rvss, Robert G. Sco:s Sa:4ard I'm.
bull, Samuel Watts end white
For Er. FarLKSEp-N essrs Bcale anl Sto-.;a
For JouHsoS-Gsssrs Fisher, Sccgy!I. mi va
lace.
For Mr.. KEySrr''essrs. BatSs and Barbour
For JASyEr-: ossrs Goote und S,osgiu
For MOORE AGtuL of Genrs, an,! ca
pertcn.
For Mr.. JAcoD-Nr Chambss
For " Goope-Hr erel;th
For " BAnBorR- essrs. II. orris an! Edmun,l:
For 4" Scor1, OF Fauquier---i essrs. Wir..rid S.1
Their, Garland Finney, Chiffon and Randolph
For Hr. MILLER essrs ason, Ridley Lash
Lyons Gooi". Flood. Chiffon and B.nxto1
For Mir. SMITH. OF Greenbrier-' r. Tu.yttu
For " rcCASpLlsa- r. Fisher.
For " NE-soS-:-.r. Fisher.
For I" HrSTra-tr. Boyves
For TnlGo- r. Chambli=a
For TAzE-Nr Hopkins. si
For CAMDEN W. lannev
For TAYLoa--Hr. Edmunds.
For NeCoYAs->r. Riyes
For SoaRIs-.'r. Wallace.
For CHArMAS-' essrs. Wallace and Dca!u.
For =" S.rypEEs-%r. Scott, of Caroline
Whole number of votes, 81
Necessary 10 choice. =;
And cssrs. CAPERTON Chiffon ami rTt:ii:R
having received the necessary number Ecrc declared
to be chosen to complete the committee
The committee then announced - cs.i. Sc u.
=: Frs MARTIN. Of Henry. WlNGFiELU. LCIAS
FINEEY, CAPERTOE. Chiffon and lErCii!H
The Convention then adjourned until to,uo:!ow
morning. 1t 10 o'clock.
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SO that Mess:s. WlSGFIELD and IL CAS-, having re.
ceived majority, declared to be elected to sorve
upon tho committee
The Convention then proceeded to vote for tve ciher
members Of the committee.
The roll being called it appeared that Mr. Fnney had
received 50 votes, Mr. Capcron 46 votes, Mr. GooJe &c
votes Mr. Seymour IS votes, NJ Scott OF Fauouier
votes, Mr. Jauncy votes Mr. Bocock votes Mr Ell.
munds votes 3ir Miller !! Mr. johnson !, Mr. Kenny
|, Mr. No"rc J. 3!r. Smith Of (rcenbrer l. Mr. Faux
l. Mr. Stro;hcr l. Mr.. Tate /, Atr Watts of Roa-
nne. !. Mr. TAYLOR |, SIR McI'anJlish l. Mr. Smith OF
Norfolk, l. Mr Letchcr |, Mr.. Van Winlle |.
The members voting t,r Mr. FIsSEY. are-lfessrs
Bland Blue, Bowdcu, Ca.dcn, Caprrtnr, Garlic Dale
Carter, John y. Carter Chapman, Deneae, Fisher
Floyd, Fulkcrson, Fultz. Gally Hays, Hogc, Hopkins
gou, Lucas NcCamant. McCandlish, McConas, Jefer.
SON T. Martin, William Martin, Miller Murphy, Nee
son, Randolph, Saunders. Robert e. Scott Seymour
:;acEcv Sloan, Bejain H. Smith Joseph Smith Snow
den. Stepheli>c. Stewart Stuart, Summers Tate Trigg
Van Win:ir. Willie, Samuel c. Williams. WingtieLd
Wise and Visor.
For Air. tAraHroy-Mcssrs. Anderson. Bland, Blue
Bowlcu C;:.Ic. Garlic, Dale Carter John A. Carter.
Chapman Dearale, Fau!k' Fnney, Floyd, Fulkcrson
Fultz Gaiy. Hay, ILoee iopkins, Jacob, Johnson
kenney, Kilgore, kno,c. Le;:her Lyon Lucas MEGA.
nant McCap,ish McCoaas. Jefferson 7. Martin Viii
liam Martin Miller, Moore Murphy Neeson, Randolph,
Kves, Saunders Seymour, shelley Sloan, Benjamin H.
Smith Joseph Smith t.Thcll-pii Stewart Stuart,
Summers. Tate. Try!cr, T9igs Van Wrinkle, Wiley.
Samuel G. Williams, Wise and Visor.
FOR Cir. GoouE-sles-ra. Mason, (Prcst) Bowles,
Bran;on, Chan'hliss, Fuqua, Leake Meredith Ridley
s'cosSin, Francis ". Scott, Robert G. Scott Taylor
Turubu. Wallace Samuel Watts, white
For sir. Shareholders Bowlcs. Draxton, Chiffon.
Euxua, Garlaus, Goodc Hill, Jauncy Jasper, Leake.
Inch, Meredith Ridley, Francis VI. Scott Shell Ar.
thur K. Smith. Suow,en, Stanard Strother Turubull
Sarluc Waits, Witt!a ard WiugfeIJ
For Nr. S"urr, of Fauquer-Messrs Banks BARBOUR
Chiffon, Hill, Jannev, Shell, Strother.
For Mr.. BococK-Mcssrs. Muscoc r. L. Garrett and
(ioole.
For Mr. JAsSrY-AIessr,. Armstrong Arthur and
Edmunis.
For Slr. EDMrSDs--Mcssrs. Beale, Jasper, Lynch
Moore. Smith, OF Norfolk cornty, and Stauard.
For Mr. MILLE:-5icssrs. Barbour Chambiss, Muscoc
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and Wallace.
For Sir. MooRE-Afes5rs Beale and Lcake.
For q" uu3rrn-Messrs. B"wles aud Moore.
For 4" kgHSEY-Messrs. Flood and Lyon.
For 4" SMITH. OF Grecubrier-Mr. Arthur
For BococK-Mr. Barbour.
For Bow.rs-Mr. white
For " SairI, Of Jack un-Mr white
FIR BrALg---.'ir, Lc:kc.
For Lr1cMIE-Mr. Meredith.
For q" WAITE OF Roanokt-Mr. Ridley.
For a" FIaSEY-SIr. F:sber.
For " SSowDES-Nr. Liyou.
FOR j" JouNoos-Nr Fisher
Whole number of votes east, y
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For Mr.. Johnsoll-Mr. Fi-her
For Ke:SEY-Mr Banks
For FArLKS ER--AIr. B-aic.
For WATTS, Of Rnanoke-Mr. ElmunIa
For ThYLoE-Mr Faulkner.
For McCASnLIsE-Mr. Finney.
For STRoriiEa-Air Garland.
For TArr-ir Martin. Of Henry
For q SMITH, Of Norfolk coanty-Mr. Tunis.
For l.21ci!La-Mr. Tlnis.
For EAS WI:'SLE-Mr. Wallace.
For SMITH, Of Grs@nmi"r-Mr Arthur,
Whole number OF votes, 81
,,er",sarr to q choice. 4s
Mr. FlNNEY being the only member who received a
majority Of the whole vote, declared 10 be chosen
and
On motion Of Mr. WISE the Convention agreed Ia
proceed to elect the remaining three members of the
committee BY one vote.
Tie roll being crlled il appeared that Dir Cnperton
Mr. Seylou: 81. Mr Ednuuds 10, Mr. Faulkner . Mr.
johnson 8. Mr. Jacubl. Dir. Janney q Mr. kenney Q
Mr. Saunders J. Mr. 3IcCunlas l. Mr. Moore 9 Mr. Sc.,t
Of Tauquiv", Mr. Goode 3lr. Smith, of Greenbrer
/. ilr. 'oris |, %r. Chapman . ~ y Her r \, r
Taylor J. ". harbour /, +. tcCandli.b ., Mr. Nee.
sou o r. THte !, ar, Camden l, tr Hunter |, mr.
Trigg l.
The members voting for ''r CArrnrov. are-Nessrs
Arnisir"E. Arthur, Bland Blue Bowden, Camden, Car.
lie. Da!e Carter, John y. Carter Chapman Chiffon
Deneale Ed;auua+ FtalEaer, iiuney, Floyd Fukerson
Fultz Galiy' Garland, R H. Garrett Hays. Hoge
Hopkins, Jacob, Jasper, johnson, keuney, kHgore
Letchcr, Lyon Lucas :cCamant. .ucCan,ilish. NC.
Comas asoI, cre''i;h. 'voore forris, surphs
Nees n. Raa':,!Ph. Rizes. Robert G. Scott, Ser.
Eour, Shell 5!e:sy, ;;:on, B T. Smith. Joseph Smith
S:ephenscr S:"war: S,ry:hcr Stuart, Summers, Tate
TAYLOR, Trisy Van W:nke, Sanuel Watts, White, vii
icy, Samuel c. Williams, Ningdeld, Wise, Wysor.