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DIR. ADDTNGTON. (eradu,

M DIR. ADDTNGTON, (gradu,
a. ate,) DENTIST, practitioner since
1912, having fully tested bis reduced
prices, desires to make known to
every person that he will continue permanent, the
following charges for his services with the assar.
ance that his operations shall be performed better
than under hts past exorbitant fees. How so9 Be
cause ne and his assistants are kept In full exercise
and make more mouey.
Extract tooth 25 cents; Plug win silver or tin so
cents; with gold IS cents; Pivot Tooth " so; Plate
Tooth 81; upper Or lower setts s25, with or with.
out aatarai artificial gums. &c NOS
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NfGTICE.-The stock of Confectionery, Fruits
&C Of the late Joseph Bonavita decd, will be
sid Tor cash at cost, at his late stand No 76 Main
ST. Ct, until further notice. good opportunity is
her offered for dealers In this line to purchase
no 10 I2t SIMON BONAVITA, Ex'r
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"A WRITEK IN THE KICHMOND RE-

n 1N HNIOND II Es
"A ~ LICAN SAYS, OF MRS. DAVIS
COUGH ELIXIR.-The season for bad colds and
coughs being about to set in, we again invite atten
ton TO Mrs DAVIS Cough Drops, as one of the best
remedies for either of the above complaints that
we have ever had the pleasure of trying. This
valuable medicine is prepared by one of our town.
ladies. is purely vegetable in its composition, aud
is without doubt, all that Mrs D says of it, most
excellent remedy for hacking coughs and bad colds
We have had frequent occasion to use these drops
and have also recommended them to the use of
our friends, both in this city and elsewhere, and
We have yet to hear their efficacy spoken cf in any
other than the highest terms.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT &
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CuAS. D.
YALE, and Mrs A. B. DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER Il MELTON. Broad ct, Richmond
M
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FREAr BARGAINS IN CALICOS.-
~ A large lot Of Calicos, ct cents, worth 10 cts ;
ricsl Printed M0useaines, white and colered Flan
ues, Ksraevs, Satinets Gloves and Hosiery-to
le,aar with every article usually found in Dry
Ggojs house and if you want bargains, call on
w BOOT WRIGHT,
No 235, corner lst and Broad streets.
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NOTICE.-JAME5 A. SMELL, Executor will
offer, at the ole stand of Hugh Rileigh, decd
the entire sock Of Dry Goods, at and below cost
prices consisting in part of the following viz:
Heavy sattinetts, Ker-eys and Blankets, for Ser.
wants.
Superior fine Cloths, Cassimers, vestings &C., for
Gentlemen,
Heavy end fine Cotton Sheetings and shirtings.
Also, large stock Of plain and figured, black and
fancy eolored Drsss Silks for Ladies' and many
other de sirabie Goods, usually found in the Dry
Goods line, suitable for the season, which viii be
sold without reserve untn lst January, 1882.
All persons wishing to secure good bar ssins win
do well TO call soon. no 19-tf
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o. FOR RENT, for the year 1853, or for a
~ Term years, that large House and Lot In the
iHp.1 Of Manchester, commonly known as the old
far,a,rs' .te!. Its size and locality. near the ci-
IL make a desirable place to any gentleman who
n 81 wish 70 open a boarding school, it would
SIT ve'y well tEo small families All necessary
repairs vii 30 put upon it. For terms and psrnc
,l.srs apply - ebert D. Ward, attorney atlaw No
IS Nam street, nearly opposite the City Hotel.
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e WATCHES,
"a CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c. &C.,
G2 made and repaired
promptly, thoroughly and on reasonable
terms by WILLIAM JAMES BARTHOLOMEW,
On Governor Street,
Opposite the Dispatch Office.
H Musical Boxes, Accordeons, &c, repaired.
Plate, &c. engraved. Clocks attended to within 2
miles OF the Post Office. oc 20-d3m*
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las. A. SMELL, Agent for MlLLiSON
- SMELL, has taken the stand No % west Main
street lately occupied by Jno. A. Smell & Co., and
has H4st received part and by Wednesday nex,
will nave an entire new stock of staple aad
Fancy Dry Goods, and NEST respectfully solic-
lis the patronage the friends of the late firms of
Inu A. Snsll d Co.. Barnes g. Smell and Hugh
Ri!aigh &C It's
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L'INE AR rs, LIBERAL sCIENCE.-Although gh
L the City Fathers have, in their wisdom and re-
gard for the " dear people," seen fit to deny them
opportunity of hearing the "Sacred Musical
of the city property into place for the intellectual
Improvement and amusement of the upper teN,
HOBSON'S best energies are still exerted to beau
tfy, adorn and improve all who desire his services.
The rich and poor, the staid citizen the way-worn
traveller and the manabout town, A" may each and
all obtain a hing Bath, either Hot, Cold or
Shower, have the Hair Cut in the most scientfc
manner, and be shaved gently and sweeay. But
Hobsons philanthropy stC ps not here. The sick
and suffering too are informed that he is old and
experienced LEEcHRR AND CUPPEK, and always
ready when called on to war with pain and dis
ease. Then, dear people," come to the DRBs-
SING AND BATHING Es7AsLrsHMENT UNDER THR
AMERICAN HOTEL, where the renowned r
HOBsON presdes, assisted by the most attentive
and accomplished Arttstes.
no 2Q-dflDec
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any PalI oi the CITY Tree oil araYage.
no le--ldm
Fancy FURs.-I would most respectfully
call the attention of the Ladies' to nv assort.
ment of Fancy Furs; consisting of Black and patur.
al Lynx Mufis, Mountain Martin, Cross Fox, Gen
EFT aud Copey do. great variety for Missrs and
Cnlidi en- DO; Also Victorines e. Cuff, from low
priced to the hnest articel-which am disposed
to cell as low as similar goods be purchased in
New York.
nos JOHN THOMPSON.
Two THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURES.
we would call your attention TO our beautiful
assortment of Ready Made Clothing and Gentle.
IN ms Furnishing Goods, which consists of every
gsrment pertaining to sentleman's outfit selected
from the most desirable patterns made in the latest
styles. We invite you to call Immediately and ex
anime our stock, while we have large supply. and
will use every endeavor to suit and please YOU.
HENRY SHAFER e. co,
no2o No lOS MBin street, corner l4th
NOTICE.-RICHMOND AND DANVTLLE
IL RAILROAD COMPANY.-The fifth annual
meeting of the Stockholders in the Richmond and
Danviie Railroad Company will be held in the CITY
of Richmond on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of
December, 1882. The Stockholders will have the
privilege of going to and returning from the meet
ing on the cars free Of charge.
P. VAN DEURsEN, Secretary
Form Of PosceT of attorney TO Uote at meeting of
the Stockholders:
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PREsENTs That
-, the undersigned, do hereby constitute aud
appoint - attorney (they or either of them) for
-, and in - name, to vote on all ques-
tons that may be brought before the meeting Of
the Stockholders of the Richmond and Danvie
Rair ad Company to be- held in the city of Rich.
mond, on Wedr esday, the 9th day of December,
1852, or any adjourned meeting thereof hereby
Tatfying all the acts of said attorney in the pre-
mises, fully as if were present, and
voting in person.
In testimony whereof - have herpnto affixed
- hand this - day of -, 1852.
"No proxy shall be- valid for more than six
months from tie date thereof."-(Exlrect from the
4th ByLaw)
no 9-G;3D P.VD.. Sec'y.
no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERs.
i The subscriber soficits the attention of Tobac-
CO Manufacturers +" his superior Presses and Mills
of every description. P RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street.
au 2l-6m
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

|f'HE subscriber, having completed his winter az
l. rapgemen,s, takes this opportunity of return.
ing his sincere thanks to bis friends and the public
generally, for ihe liberal patr onase he has received
since he opened the above establishment, and begs
leave to say that the Exchange Hose. Is now in
better condition for the comfort of its guests than i,
has ever been before. He has made many changes
dictated by experience, which add greatly to its
STYLE as well as to its comforts and respectfully 30.
lcits continuance of the patronage hitherto SO lib
orally bestowed upon him.
JOHN P BALLARD,
no lo-dts Proprietor.
From tie Richmond Whis Of Eou 9,h 1852.
EXCHANGE HOTEL This celebr ated Hotel dis
hngulshed throughout the country for its superior
accommodation has, under the management Of its
present landlord, Mr. John P Bal ard acquired in a
brief period a greatly extended celebrity And
that such is the case is matter of surprise to Us
Indeed it is but striking confirmation of fact well
known to all who have any knowledge Of Mr. BIS
mode OF entertain ng, to w.t. that in enterprise in
activity, IN the manner and style of furnishing, in
studlous and anxious efforts TO secure comfort and
happiness to his gueste, he is unsurpassed any
where We have been inclined to say this much of
the Exchange, and its landlord in particular, by
personal observation of the superb accommodation
of the house and the indefstigable efforts of Mr. B.
to accommodate satisfactorily. We have observed
hRt recently many striking changes have been made
upon the principal floor, both useful and ornament
al, which indicate increased comfort and conven
ience no lots
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON,

UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
16 Governor Street,
UAVE in store their FAN stock of French and
ILL American PAPER HAN6INGS of every quality
and style purchased from the best factories in this
country aid France, many of them very rich and
elegant Also, very complete assortment Of cur
tain goods cornices, gimps, tassels, cords, bands,
window shades, in great variety, window blinds
curtain paper, buff Holland for shades, superior
stock of floor oil cloths, coco mating curled hair
and shuck mattresses, feather BEDS holsters and
pillows, of the best quality, with many other arti-
ces in line, all of which will be sold on fair
terms, and Paper Hanging and Upholstering done
in town or country, at the shortest notice and by
the best workuien. sei6-3m
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DENTAL SURGkON.-Dr.
H. R X. CdANDL Err, graduate of the
~I6DB Baltimore College of Dental Surge.
ry) offers his professional services
to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity.
Office las Main street, Eagle Square.
Observation-Disclosures c. B. Gibson, Professor
c. P. johnson. Rev. DR.. Howell, Rev. J. B. Taylor,
Rev. Ro. Ryland, A. G. Workman, NJ. D., and VIM.
F. Butler, Esq, Richmond.
Professor c. A. Harris, Professor Thos E. Bond,
Professor w. R. Handy, Prof. C. o. Cone, aud Les
ter Noble d .. S., Baltimore Sc 2-d6m
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M. MUSICAL INSTRCCTORS.-P.
zHkAt H TAYLOR has in store, the following
SsGa1 Musical Instruction books:
~ Methods for Piano, BY Herr, Hunten Qull
and abridged) Czerny, Boyer.
Meinskie; Clifton.
Do do Guitar by Careassi; Curtiss; Ballard.
Instructors In Singing, by Cook; Sconcia; Clifton;
Crivelh
Harp, Flute, Violin and ACCORDION Instructors.
The largest assortment of Music and Musical In
struments in tbs State for sale at New York prices
~Persons desiring the services Of Professor
of Music can obtain all requisite information a. to
the best qualified: TERMS &C, at
PH. TAYLOR'S Piano and Music store,
no "a l6O Main st opposite the Banks.
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CROUND PLASTER, Lime, Tar and Grind
no "a " EDWIN WoRTHAM 4 GO
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kJOTICE.-The subscriber would respect ully
In inform his old Customers and the pubic gene r
ally, that te has employed ia his cutting depart
ment ths services fof Mr l. CROWELL l. and
aAGLOa, go well and favorsbly known to the
Richmond public.
u1l6 T. b. sPENCE-
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VT1WENTY THOUSAND Do l. l. A 1; ,
L WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT COST, at
No 49, corner of Broad and 9th streets.-intend
ing to make change in cur business, we are now
Offering at prime cost for cash. large and well
selected stock of STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS. consisting of the usual variety kept in a
JoLbipg and Retail Store. Our entire stock has
been bought for cash only, at the best Northern
markets and agents OF manufacturers. Having
Just received our second supply of Fall and Wia.
ter Goods, we are enabled to show an entire fresh
and handsome assortment suitable for this season.
We invite our friends and the public generally to
out spon
On hand, few pieces double Ply Carpet and a
lot Of ready IN de servants CLOTHING.
no l5-d2m d.. NJ. ROSENRAUM
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(0o FT,0WFRS, FLOWERs.-Justre re
- eeiv,sd = Ios od assarf Chrysn hamums OF
h- 50 - w N DADE.
nalr - chesussf, stain st near Old Market.
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r WOULD respectfully inform my old friends
i and customers that am now engaged with Mr..
e B. Spence in the iloring department OF his
BUSINESS where would be pleased to have thu m
give me a CALL pledging them all tn my power TO
give satisfaction. -
uo IsIrn J L. CROWELL
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| AND IN CHARLES CITY.-We have
IL for sale tract of Land In Charlss City county,
containing 25 acres, rs of which ara cleared The
improvements are framed dwelling, with three
rooms and the usual ont houses. This Land lies
about Elk miles 81 of the court house ard the
same distance from Jamos River, and edjoins the
and ii Iohd Bradley aud Others We will sell this
and for Si00-S200 cash, and tine balance within
twelve montrs. Apply to us.
TOIER & COOK,
no I3 General Agents
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sIUTCHEsON,s CELEBRATED REM
EDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
Warranted ssfe, sure and mild remedy for
t..es, P-alapsus AMI and all other diseases of the
rect2m One box will convince the patient of its
mild sCd curative properties.
Price oz. one dollar. 2 o. soc per box.
Prepared by w. HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam,
Botcou. County, Va.
For sale IN Richmond by Purcell, Ladd & Co,
Dove & 20 and Adie IL GRAY. Sc 29-dIv
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EENDERs AND FIRE IRONs.-Brass
= green with brass moutdings, bronzsd and Hur-
sery Fepders suitable for city and country IRE
plscss brass head polished and kitchen Fire Irons
assorted In prices from so cents to S7 so.
Aiso, good assortment OF polished and brass
oels VAN LEW T. TAYLOR,
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This da,
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Usual ana
know tbs
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
J. The subscriber soficts the attention of Tobac.
CO Manufacturers +" his superior Presses and Mills,
of every description. PRAHM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street.
an 2l-fIn
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AEBbRT l.. WEST, HOUSE CARP EN-
ATER AND JOINER, thankful for the liberal pa.
rouage which he has received during the last FIVE
years, would inform his friends and the public that
he Is p epared TO undertake BUILDINGS oil every
kind on accommodating terms.
Having practical knowledge of the business, h
hopes by strict attention to It, to give satisfa con to
all who may employ him.
Shop on 9Th, between Grace and Franklin streets,
RichaInod Sc l3-dtlJ
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Es every
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C.T An xI.00.-OIe Thousand Likenesses
~ wv, have been taken at OSBORN's Ds
zuerrean Galleries since the reduction f pricss.-
And we NV wish it understood by all that Osborn
will continue to take nne Sky Light Miniatures in
neat case for 81. Remember this is the only place
whera Sky Light Miniatures are taken for 81. To
those thatthink one dollar is too eheap for q good
ness worth or $40. Remember the place.
OSBoRNS,
Ouposite the Rspks sign of the American Flags
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FIRE. LIFE AND hIARINl

4 Association are now prepared 70 issus
policies Of Insurance on the above DE-
scripfion OF risks on as reasonable terms - any
similar company, and respectfully ask shsre q
the patronage Of the public. Applications wiz bt
received at the Office, No 223, corner OF s,.n ens
nish sal Information that may be required. AZ
lossas promptly AID fiberally adjustsd.
! - j.kES boSHER, President
.Iorzr n Eosrfxr. Secretary. mh ~
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"No proxy shall be- valid for more than six
months from the date thereofr-Exirgct from the
4th BYLAW
no 9-G:9D PVD Sec'y
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COUGHS, COLDS, 6c.-Ayers Cher
~ Peetorsl, Mrs. GaTdneris Balsam ef Liverwort
Sway mes Cougq Syrup. Wind Cherry, Jayle's and
Roses Expectoral, and various articles for Colds,
Co CHS, &C. For saleby
SEABRoOK & REEVE,
noe ITS Broad street
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-15

BosToN. March Sth 1897.
Mr.. Eaitor:-You will see by the A.
las and Post. hos the Coalition .Srrpeat'
in its Shiny path. slowly winds its way
along. possessing neither talent nor cour-
age to do mischief.
Since Mr.. Sumner has taken his scat in
Congress. who you know promised his
friends that lis FIRST act would lie the
repeal Of the Fugitive Act" three long
months have passed away, and Summer
has no, been alike to prolucc an earthquake
or volcano. as he promised his friends lie
woul1 do. but. has quietly taken his seat
as Northern gentleman with Southern
engagement" choosing 10 be- laughed u
for his hack of courage, rather than Tor his
follv
am more than ever satisfied. that the
people of Massachusetts, vast m ljurity
Of them. are convinced not only of the ne
ccssiiy but Of the justin, Of tie Act, the
repeal OF which has caused So much bus.
terins among demaeosues--mcn wbolls
destitute of either political sasncity or pri :
ciPlc. wiling To- JOIN an. psii, or iaclinn,
as tn, y have done With The Democratic
party. who Of themselves have alwuys
aimed 10 keep their pnriy SO conveniently
small as TO give ioaf and n fish 10 each.
IN the distribution oi The federal Offices.
The promise on the part Of Sumner
having been brokcn has produced no srall
wrath aud chngrin. among those who
elected him. and has caused them sndly
I" disirust their own acts. A the presci
time the coalition stand Hcaven-and-carih.
wide apart in so:ne of their projected
schemes, which leads to hard namcs and
jnwe ring. "A day or two since Mr. Earl OF
Worcester, on II resolve ITO JOIN in u
Monumental Convention ut Philadelphia.
10 perpeina,e the memory If The frumcrs
OF the Constitution &C." SAID "ii enenury
of The trainers OF the Constitution Was fad
ing out, and ought not TO he remembered"
His colleague Hon. Wm. Davis of Earl's
party palrlollcaly replied, that the
man who would deny monument tothc
trainers oithe Constitution, would refuse
TO do honor 10 his mother" but. will say
no more about what cannot interest YOU
The Steam Ship America was seized
on her arrived at the W harflast evening for
smuggling a large amonnt Of lace goods
and is in the keeping of the Marshal
To-day is the first Spring day We have
had hcre-wc have plenty Of SNOW. and
to me the cold has been extremely uncom.
Portable, and long 10 return to more
congcnial cline. Oacc more set down in
the good "Oii Dominion" | shall be hap
py in the contemplation, that it is to he my
only future home. Yours, A. n.
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At a meeting Of the Wings held at
WyIhcvillr, gu the 9Th OF March, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to the
Wing Convention to ,c held III Richmond
on tie 18th Of April. William II. Spi.lcr
was chosen Chairman, and VIM. Terry ap-
pointed Secretary.
The ol,lrc, of the meeting " as explain
ed by p. 5. Bucking ham, who ogcrcd the
following resolutions. hich were una i
monsly adapted
Resolved. That this meeting approve Of
the proposed Convention. proposed TO he
held IN Richmond on Tie llth Of April,
for The purpose of appointing delegates 10
Tie Wing National Convention. 10 noun.
nate a ticket for the next President and Y.
President of the United States.
Resolved. That this mccli, g hearty
approve of the administi alton Of Mila
Fillmore, and have abiding confidence il
his wisdom, calncIty and patno ism, aud
prefer him to all others. as the canJIJarc
.or the next Presidency.
Resolved, also. That VIC Will sup
Port no man Tor That Office who is lot
sound, IN ali re-prciS upon The Cornpro-
mise measures of the last Congress.
Resolved, That The Oh riruran Of this
meeting appoint twenty delegates 10 at.
tend sail Convention ~ Rchronl aud
IN The event ofthc fibin' u! any. or all Of
said delegates 81 appointed. In ar,n ,'hat
Col, David I5arneu, Capt. ia r. P,e,ron
Suu,n,i G, Sianir. Honey ID s uiIl, Tuzr.
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Rates Of Frcix,st.

The following letter from Col Garnett,
published in the Abingdon Democrat, cx-
plains itself:
LyHcuBuRG. Feb. 10. 1852.
Dear Sir;-I see in the Democrat OF the
l4th, letter which you have addressed
10 me, on the subject Of the Tariff Of
Freight. published in my report.
l regarr this as an experimental tariff,
and do not believe that j, will ever go into
operation. just as it stands. for the whole
road On the contrary, | consider it mere
" as pledge that the Board viii not eS-
coed these rates. Many do rot believe
tina, transportation can lie done so cheap
~; and thought it would haze good eff
feet for the Board 10 give this public
pledge that they would not exceed The
rates published. My own private opinion
is. that Wheat will he carried from the
Stare iue for l2 cts. and Corn for 10 cts.
| believe that every charge in this tariff. at
every point. is higher than it " i'll hc after
the road has been one year in full opera
| iinn.
Invent on the principle that We might
| fall hereafter as much As we should fnd
necessary. bat could not rise; and believe
the details may he altered very ad,an-
iaceously after we ha,ca litlle experience
to guide u.s. Yours respectfully,
CHAS. T. Nj. GARNETT.
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Wsslg Meeting.

Al meeting ola number Of the Whig'
Of Frnnkinsroantv. held at The Conr
House. on Monday the lst DAY of Marci
1852. the meeting was g1nizcd by tf,
appointment Of .Jsmcs $. Galloway Chair
man, and Hugh Nelson Secretary. and til,
following resolutions were Unanimously
adopted.
Resolved. That Jul,al A Eprly, Joseph
Dickinson, Pullman Smith, Peter Saun.
ders. Jr, John S. Hale, John C.. Fcrgu-
son, James 5. Callav ay, John II. Booth,
Samncl Hale, Frederick II. Brown GnsIi-
am Choice, Ov cn Price. Lew is i. Tsy-
Tor, John Poindcxrer, Paschal Powell, aud
Hugh Nelson he appointed delegates 10 re-
present the Wigs Of this county in the
Wing Convention. which is to assemble
in Richmond on the ith April next.
Resolved. That Robert T. Scott Of Fau-
quirr, and Alexander Mo-ely Of Rich
mond, he appointed nicruaics to repre-
sent the Wings ofihis County IN said c. n
vcntion. in the event that none OF The above
named delegates attend.
Resolved, That the proceedings IF this
meeting be published in the Lynchburg
Virginian and Richmond Whi,.
JAS S. CALLAWI.Y, Charm.
HUGu NELSON. Src'ty