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Administrators Notice.

ETTERS of Administration having been
= granted to the undersigned on the Estate
OF Albert n. Henry, decd, by the Hon. County
Court Of Gonzales county, at tho October term.
1883, all persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified TO present them, duly authcnti.
Gated, within tho time prescribed by law, and those
indebted are requested to como forward and make
Immediate payment. q, 7, HENRY,
Administrator
Gonzales Nov. 60. Is53-os-6w
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For Rent.

WILL rent, for tho ensuing year, 1854, INV res.
y idencc and farm, situated on the Gusdsloupe,
ana between II and the San Marcus rivers. The
ouiding IL a comfortable ono, and there are one
hundred acres of land in cultivation and under rood
fence. For further particulars inquire of
"onxalcs, Nov. 26-26-6w g.. =. HENRY.
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JcweIry.

JcWelry.
IUST received direct from New York a select
y lot Of JEWELRY, consisting of Breast
Pins, Cuff Pins. Ear Rings, Finger Rings, and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
All those wishing anything in this line would
do well to call carly and make selections. -
You will please recollect the old stand, corner
of st. James & st. Peters Streets, next door
north OF the Collins House.
October 8 1853. Il. b. PECK.
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q. Wlss@s,.
q N = Nj It'll

"ostB rcyTssssss safsm ne saisee. a
sssssAsa ss1 s&e@stn4 sessssuS tAss ~
= 800 fsvfss~ss " 4sssxac - . sea ssa xaslw.~.
Ae rssssss. - sss& ~ 40 Nis "a A~assoseo
sses fea~s&e4 so4 Ssrea Ne sAssos sAs1 ..8
ssse-sgs ees s~ss sssres " fssr1s-sse "a s>e es.ss
tasssfrd fs@gEst rss<4t aesssAe. eva SnAsss
ssosFs. tsea ~ ssAs - 49, saskn Yssss ssserop
toe a 0ess s@d ft~seA sssae end sss~s@4 % 80
sAssfes es&srA sAsT sayssShsssss Il sA& ss. -
ntsssss 5ssssrs esese
s sss Vs-N 81 ssts
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CHEAP FOR CASH.
PcIAllcl & LOvctt,
DEALERS IN

Groceries and Provisions,
Have moved from the old corner to their new
store, first door west of the Star Hotel, where they
will keep on hand and for sale a general nssort
mcnt of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Hardware
and Cutlery.
Gonzales, August O, 1857
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vhf N@s-e ESQ e~xs4sns hs M Nx.xa -
the sass hsssSssess s<s9s - tAcsssss ssa 10
e sess tsss ~ - nss AsvFs tr<ssx Al sAs sssss
~ sts Nv res&s&. ~ ts s43 ga ssss sea~...ss4
ltosz xA ssscrassS Seek
AtsN - ~ sssss IA es@ css Aezzkss .sn g.
saAea sea F.ass8. ~ tsSz tseas ~ Is ssxa. es1sse.
nteet So sag kkeea - ha@essx@<zsAs xeesss& ~ ~
Ga 40 a esd &esk ~~ssss@1 xs esxsssx ~
E~ensseAs <uA ~ sas&s43AkA
sss~ss1sa ssSssa IA fsxs~ ~
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Brick Mnsol,s, Attention |!

WANTED Immediately, several good Brick
" Layers to work in Gonzales. The great
number of brick buildings, now being erected
and in contemplation, will enable W. To pay
EXTRA WAGES, as well MS give perma-
ncnt situations. This is no jokc-comc quick
before others get ahead of you and secure the
"spoils." GOSS & WALLACE.
November 90, 1853.
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MEDICINES.
Quinine, Calomei, Castor Oil No. 6, Laudanum,
Mustang Linamcnt, Pain Killer, Jaynes' Medicines
Of several kinds, Sarsaparilla, British, Sweet, Lin
seed and Lamp Oil, Turpentinc, White and Black
Lead, Glass, Putty, and q great variety Of other ar
ticlcs too numerous to mention, all Of which We offer
for sale at moderate aud steady prices.
Call in and examine our stock we never charge
for showing goods, on the contrary take great plea
sure In exhibiting them, especially to the Ladies'.
Gonzales. June 4. 1889
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Strayed or Stolen.


TNFSt.
FnNHE conditional headlight certificate Of YIN.
~ Rice. issued bs the board of land ecmnls.
slcncFs ef Washiagtou county. in ca. D. isSs. Cor
twelve hundred aud eighty aescs Of land. u not
heard from In the time prescribed hy law, I shall
srrly fus a duplicate, wA. RICE
November \ tsss-sa~inws
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Matthews g. Willis,


ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
II public generally, that in addition to their
stock already on hand, they are now receiving direct
from New York.
NEW AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or
Staple and Fancy Goods,
consisting in part Of
Osnaburgs,
Domcs,ics, I:ckings,
Cottonadc-, brown 4 bleachcd
Linens, Cassimercs. Flanncls, Prints,
Printed, White 4 Embroidered Mus,ins &
Lawns, Black and Fancy Silks, Tissues and Be-
reyes, Ginghsms, cotton and linen Dri1ings, Hosiery,
Gloves, Wells, wrought Collars and Sleeves.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
for summer wear. of every variety of st.lc and pat.
tern.
HATS.
A large and varied assortment.
BOOTS d. SHOES.
Ladies' SILK and Lasting Caters, Jenny I.inds,
Boomers, Kid Slippers, Walking Shoes, Children
and Misses Shoes assorted, Gents. Cloth Lasting 4
Kid Caters, Pumps, Slippers, Boots of every kind.
HARDWARE.
blacksmith, Bench and Farming Tools, Ploughs,
Augers, Traces, Log Chains. Axes, Broadaxes, and
q large assortment Of Nails, Locks, Latchos, Hin.
gcs, &c.
7YNWARE.
Buckets, Pans, Dippers, Su%ainers, Lard Cans,
Sprnklers, &c.
WOODWARD.
Pales, Buckets, Trays Rolling Pins, Axe handles.
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SADDLERY.
Ladies' and Gents. Saddles, Brides, Martingalcs,
Girths, Stirrups and feathers, Whips of every kind,
Croupers, Carpet and Saddle Bags, valices, Buggy
Harness, Plough Collars and Backbands.
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Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
TstE County coatt Of Gonzales soaa,y having ca
. the sls' tas 81 oc,oeer, 1888. lssee-i IN the an.
d~ersigaci letters II eseealoFsblp ~ the Rotate of II.
u, bseheler, decd, ali persoos lsslae ssias. .xssr.s
setl estate n,as' present The Arsc to nc -i,asn The
tive prescribed nv ias. kad sssoas Indebted 10 the
estate rass, eaE aoi uasts isasacis.. gsynsens.
L. H. R~ActislynR,
nov A-2A~lss EkeeAt,sf 81 n Il laehnhtr
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Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
ErTERS Of Administration having been gran
Ia tod TO the undersigned on the estate of The.
odorc y. Leo, deed, by the Hon. County cour, of
Gonzalcs county, a, the October tara. isas, all
persons having claims against said estate are here.
by notified 60 present ,hcns. daily authenticated
Within the time prescribed by Law, and those In.
dct,ed viii make Immediate iva, men, ~ me.
THEODORE x LIE,
Nov, ls--sl~sw Admipt.,rs,cr
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Trustees Notice.

Trustees Notice.
A 7 q meeting of the Board of Trustees of Con.
n xalcs College, held ON the 18th day Of 0cto-
Der, 1853, tho following Resolution was unanimous
ly passed:
Resolved, That the Board Of Trustees are alone
responsible to any patron of the Institution who
may consider himself aggrieved by tho action of
the President and Professors in their employment,
and that tho President and Teachers are alone res
ponsiblc to the Board OF Trustees for their conduct
in the discharge of their efficient duties; and all
persons who consider themselves in any manner
aggrieved by the President and Professors, must
present the matter TO tho Trustees for their action,
and in no case apply to the President or Teachers.
fTHOS. j. PILGRIM,
II CHENAULT,
II. E~GGLESTON,
Trustees: w. v. COLLINS,
b. WEEKS,
JAMES RAMSEY,
w. II, STEWART.
Gonzales, October 22, 1s5s-.f
THE GONZALES COLLEGE
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krffSS " INSTRUMENTATION ks,sac hs<s gran.
IL tel b. ~ snshsrsigaei ea NJ EssAss ~ Naass
~hcss. Sees by tAe ifpAsse ceass ~ sssassses
essats, Al rs uSsot<s ssstns ssS& | hssss,y nss4sfs
"a P<rasss hsssng eA&sss sessuss aid e.sahs ~
szss< yetesrs >A& prove shass es<ssan.s. A.. IA
sAes nss he sssas4 a. Ne hs aFxsta
JAMES ScuRiEg
Inconsistencies S&sy sShxsss, aeeA
sRsass3e% Natssehss IL, t~sxa@&&s2
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Ready Made Clothing.

Gonzales, October 6, ls6s.-l-y
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IINlEIRl

Buckets, Pans, Dippers, Straincrs, Lard Cans,
&c,
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SADDLERy

pales, Buckets, Trays Rolling Pins, Axe handles.
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Corner Of st. James and 81. Peters Streets.
S now receiving direct from Nee York, 4 geu-
y eral assortment Of
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NOTICE.
ONE s.0Ts.


SeesessFy e cesYes~ssNa
G@sasss sAzaa 81. IssA s-ss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-04

Agan Is the confession Of Burke. II Is clear
that the whole proceeding was "a deep game for
heavy siakel lie discloscs inpart the meahs b.
which the South was 10 lie hoodwinked and made
IN unconscious party toit--what were the N
daeeinentS to bring the North in : We see now
thai the President requires the offices to be dis-
tributcd among the old odhercnts Of the Bufia-
10 platform, equally with those who rejected that
programme of treason-and we heard ffee-soil-
ers during the canYnss declaring That they
knew their man'-wcre not secret assnf-
anees given Ia the soil leaders. hy which they
were induced 10 come IN TO the support of the
Concord candidate The circumstance strong-
ly indicate such conclusion.
Democracy raunis that Il is the voice Of the
people and foolishly suecrs at the wing party as
an organization controlled by monopo-ts, aris-
tocrf,t-, capitalists &c. Party history for the
Last Ten years brands the assumption ns the sheer
est invention. When Henry Clny,thc gallant aud
glorious old lHndcr, wns called to head the wing
forces in IL wa il not by the almost unanimous
vice Of his party When General Taylor was
chosen n our eaptuin in II, had not the prefer
enoe OF the wings for him already manifested IL
self before the meeting Of the convention which
gafe him hi commission. When Gen. Scott was
designated IN -, the wing candidate, was il
mol in obedience 10 n general aud coutrongpar
~ sentiment IN hi- fnyorl But how has il been
with those who style themselves democrats, and
profess 10 obef the will OF the people in all hnPsl
Va jas. X. Polk the peoples nominee 1t is
u necessary IL ask the question 10 revive the re-
collection oi tie profound and stunning astonrh-
nent with which the body of his own party
ceifcd the announcement. Was Gen Cass the
candidate Of his party's choice Perhaps he
lnay haee been-bui the very feeble and ncapre
support they gare him-and the dcscrton OF half
the purity IN New York did not look much Ike il.
Coming down 10 the last election shall we ask
whether Franklin Pierce was the choice Of his
party al the time Of his nomination Mr.. Burke
has answered the question for W., and shown
with phat difficulty, and by what cunning and
management, the politicians even Of the party
were brought 10 consent to it. The truth ls,tbat T
which eal- itself Democracy, in it, application to
purity proceedings, is cheat and imposture--
The nomination of Gen. Fierce was no more the
nomination Of the masses of his party, than il
was TINT of the people of England A few de-
signing aud nrtiul men set the trap and drove
the party like cattle into it,
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ORTTuARY

Died, in this city, on the 2lst ult., Mr.
b. RENwICK, Grocer and Commission Mer
aged IA years. He was native of SCOTIA
emigrated in early life, and had been re
of this place some % years.
He was ardent and sincere in his attach.
and serupnlously correct and just in all hi,
ness transactions. He lived and died an
man.
In common with his kind,h had his foib
over them we cast the mantle of charity
cherish with pleasure the hallowed recoll,
of his many virtues. Though he met his ia
distant from the scenes of his early youth
whilst his remains mingle not with his natiu
yet the hand of sincere friendship consignr
to the grave, and around the sombre habilM
of the tomb devoted hearts entwine the eve
ing wreath Of sacred remembrance.
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or IA the vicinity. Five minutes aftcraards, "a.
h. Wes passing through the gate, be- relieved
of lis pocket book, although there were efficient
public officers standing all around
In the Circuit Court to-day, WIN. y. Cudlpp,
a boy. was found guilty Of the murder Of young
Thonas. AID the Jury assessed his punishment nj
five Yenrs IN the penitcntiary. accompanying
Their verdict with a recommendation to mercy
The scene vas painful IN the extreme.
MCINOR.
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sOUTH-sHDE RAILROAD.
La J 81

4 PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS lcavc, L,
"A pot. in Pele shurg every day. Sunday exp
al 4 clock, A NJ alih arrives at BurhCNllie al %
tersecfion OF the Richmond and Danriile Rs.
ut 10 o'clock.A. .connccring bytbat Road with VI
7. fags \ Cos Stage Line for Charlotte Couil'
Halifax Court House, DanviIr and Grren~bord,
aud arriving at Rice'> Station at 1928. 4. NJ, comm
there will Mrssrs. Fagg. Caldwell & Co Stag
Tor farmg'ile nd L,nchburg.
Returning tie tain leaves Rices Stution,a .
ard BurkeSlle at %. p. M. arriving in peirr,ll
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LATEST NEWS b TIE Ill., H.
The Chincha Islands An,

The Panama Star of the 10th in~t
the following information relative 10 tho 'l. .a
fieultes at the Chncha Islands. 'af
I'VE learn that the Peruvian Go.
have agreed TO allow full compensation Tim
insults and injury to the Americans A. Il ''f
cha Islands. Owing to this arranpcin,,.. b
). Minister, at Lima Mr.. J. Il. Clar "1 i4e
find II necessary to proceed to the -. wy
previously reported, tits supposed tI' ''' gs
ties will be arranged immediatcly ~. ','.e
terms I2e
j letter in the Journal of Commeroo .
Calao, sept. 20, says: "a
"McCerran is still in Callao, limping aloa.
understand the Government has otirreJ I'u1
900 for his part, and 100000 for the Con- ,''.'
but think it will not be settled as cas-, ,,'tl
At any rate, McCerran refuses to racs;.
amount.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-04

Discovery OF SILVER AND OTHER MINES
Is stated that "A silver mine has been recently
covered in Stanly county, \. c., which is b.
ed to be immensely rich. The vein is sadt
three and half feet wide, and has Thousand
sheets and Jumps of silver all through it.
estimated that the ore is worth fro,a : 10
for every eight pounds. Messrs II. Crosby
art, X Co., have purchased the mine and
proceed very soon to develope its wealth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-04

CINeINNATI, Oct. 29.-In the Martha Vas
ton trial to-day, John Whitley, clerk of Ks,
confessed that he perjured himself on his >,
nation before the commissioner, as to Kiss
having shipped twelve boxes of candles IN
steamer Martha Washington. He swear,
he knew of no such shipment, but was ind
by kissane to perjure himself.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-04

SusrENDED.-Rcy David Kennedy of Pitts
minister of reformed Presbyterian church,
been suspended from the ministry by the Pre-
terry Of that place, because while in New Yor
preach he'd in the pulpit of the First Presbya
church,& gave out the hymn from the hymnI
used in that church.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-04

The ARCTIC brought 800 passengers. am
whom we notice Senator MartuscelG Min
from the Neapolitan Government to the n
States; Hon. ID. ID. Barnard and family
Minister to the Court of Berlin Judge Don,
Rev. j. IL. Price, the Commissioners from r,
to the Crystal Palace, and others of note. NJ
names will be found in the list of pas.eno
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-04

q Ahiie hundreds nrr rejoicing in the happy
cape from sn1ltne pains, occasoncd by Burns Bruises
md Srrns rhpu- ,nd> of others will buy the Mustang
Lhumenr ana experience the same happy results.
The popularity OF the Mustang Litincnl is fixed
aet.h those suffering with L crs, Old Sores, Erupous
aud Ike com ain-, noel OILY tn be remind, of its
snnel lnlitN To wv il Il trinl
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tV FITS! FITS! FITS ~ Persons wno are In
boring under lhis distressing mamdy will find The
legeiabit EIReptc PHs to be thu only remedy ever
discovered fr curing Epilepsy, or Falling Fits These
Ills pesses> SPECIFIC action on the nervous system; and
although tbeyarc prepared especially for the purpose of
curing fit, they viii be- found Of especial benefit for all
persons afflicted with weak nerves, or whose nrrvou.
system has been Frustrated or shattered from any
eaase whatever In chronic complaints, or diseases oil
long standing snperjndarcd 10y nevelcssncS they are
exceedingly bcactria Fun directions at comp,ly
each boa frice - per box at lortwo boxes s. -
Persons oa ot the cry enclosing arcmiplance ubave
the ls seni lhen through the nail, free of Jostaee-
For sole y SETH HANCE. No. los Bnli,nme :, i.
baltimore, Md 10 hom orders from all part, Of TIA
uni,n aiusi be addressed pest pala
ian WY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-04

CINCINNATIOc 28.--The supreme coor
refused to grant a new trial to Sewcn. con,
of murder. Another day will probably l.
pointed by the Governor for his execution
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-04

MONTPELIER, Oct. 29.-On the sixth halt,
terday, Hon. j. =. kidder, the democrat
didate for Lieutenant Governor, was clfct.
two majority, and John A. Page (dem.lof,
pelier, was chosen State Treasurer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-04

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 30.-Rcv. James Gail.
died at Brunswick, Mo-, last Tuesday. II.
extensively known as the late Chaplain 10
gress.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3l.--The steamer r,
Manchester, from Liverpool, arrived last NJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Dr J -. Roses Celebrated L aIniIy
YKphIeEnqg,

nR !. s Rosfs M,dic.l Adri,Gy 10 persons in Sick
aud in Lea tn, Almanac tor lSj2.-l hi, pub
iraian is from the pet of an eminent physician OF Phil
adrIp ia. irsua graduate OF the Medical College
and u honorary member Of the Philadelphia Medical
seci'ly. II contain. much good advice To invnlid,
wei persnns ia health 1t also describes, in com.
prchen-iNe manner the Diseases of variable climate,
aud the nude Of treatment. No family should be with
oHt opYol tbs bo6k 1t can be had, without any
e orgc, at the NV Dug Store Of Mrs.rs, Wrigh, &
Allison. where d.. Roses valuable Fumy Medicines
are tar sue. sept 6m1
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vrRargIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
BlgHTn pAY mt RsDAY, NOV. JRD.
BISHOP PAINE presiding.

!
Conference Va op#nedcd with reading the scrip
tores, singing ami prayer by the Rcv.J. Mesful
len.
The minutes Of Yesterday afternoon session
were read and approved.
The Conference proceed 10 the election of two
reserve delegates 10 thenex General Conference,
with the following result (Jno. G. CRANBERRY
aud T. !. loggs acting as Tcllcrs.)
1t Ballot L. Edwards, -; G. w. Car
Ter. y J. II. Davis, 81 j. -. Coulliug, %; y.
llend, II; !. Mannng9; :. L. Norman, ;
Rest scattering. No election.
2nd Ballot. l.. Edwards, AZ G.. w. Carter,
81 J. II. Days, 30; j. u. Coulling, IL; y.
Head .; }. Manning. ; S. T. Norman, / W.
". Bennett, , J. A. Riddck ,; Scattering, l..
fhereupon George W. Carter, and Jno. T.. Ed
ward- were declared duly elected.
The Conference next proceeded to fix the place
Of holding it- next session. On rising vote,
Norfolk wn- found to be- the choice of large
majority Of the members, and was accordingly
announced as the Pnce Of holding the next sess-
ion.
On motion, the relations of b. +. Woodward
and L. Chambers, us supcnumcraries were
ehnnged 10 superannuated, and that Of 6. w 5.
Harper, a. efficient to that of supcrnumer0ry.
Rev. g. W Carter presented n letter to the
Conference in relation to suits pending in the APP
pellale Court Of the State for the reversal of de
esions mnde by Judge Tyler, which deprived the
Church, South of several churches in Warren
ton Circuit, aud solicited aid from the Conference
10 prosecute these suits
The Bishop left the Chair to confer with the
presiding Elders, and Rev. John Early presided
over the Conference during the remainder of the
session.
DIR. Smith then addressed the Conference in
fayor Of hr. Carters proposition in regard to
the Church suits, aud on motion Of Rev J. H.
Davis, the Conference resolved to use its influ.
ence 10 rnise the sum of 80 for each member of
Conference to aid in the prosecution of the before
mentioned suits
On motion Of Dir. Doggctt, the Conference ex-
pressed lis regret at the transfer Of Rev. W G.
Foote from this to Texas Conferences and com
mended him to the favor of those among whom
his LOT is 10 be east in future
On motion Of DIR. Doggctt, the Conference
paesed resolution expressing its desire that the
Bishop in future fix the day of holding the sess-
ION Of the Virginia Annual Conference on some
day between the 10Th Nov. and 10th Dec.
Collections for the expenses of the delegates
to the General Conference were directed To be ta-
ken up in March x April ncxt,nnd l.. NJ. Lee was
appointed Treasurer Of the Delegation, to re
eeiye and appropriate the money, and report to
the next Conferences.
On motion, the first Fridays in October and April
next were fixed as day. of fasting and prayer
Il a.
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There seems to be no room for doubt that
steam tug Ajax has foundered at sea, between
ton and New York, all on boad perishing.
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AFTERNOON SESSION,


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an
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ana approved
The JOINT Board of Finance made report of
their proceedings through their Chairman. DIR.
smith, which. after some cxnlonotor, ron,orls
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.,a GU" "''l
ne h'snoP announced 'n"' io're were two
minister's IN the Conference for whom he had been
able To provide no ork-all the Presiding Elders
having declined TO assign them any field of labor.
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Nv 's"'' w ~ w" y" VI, ~ inc 'oh'er
enee. One OF these'h'N' H. Hnan''Was granted II
location at his request through his friend, Rev Il.
T. Nixon. And like action was.w taken in the
other ease--tbat of Rev. \. f. IIorrison-ot tho
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:, W. NV ''''' ~ 80 - ~ V" u : '"o D.
H. 'oN'l'
The bishop announced the Committees of En-
amnaiion, as tollows
First Yeor-R. r, Duyal, w. !. Noraoot w
n Nard
SECOND ieaf-" wv bennett l. II. Tones,
j, NJ Saunders
Third ledr-J. T.. Edwards Joseph Lear, J.
II. Davis.
Fou,tb yeoy--D : noc,,o+ D;hrou NJ,
Y u :, - A'sS''' ~ i'lo'ei' Mel
son Head
The Appointments were then read by the Bish-
op-a listof which is given below;
Richmond District
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-04

Pork AT LoUIsyIrLE.-Th Louisville Ga
states that owing TO the advanced rates Of
and high prices for cooperage, the cost of m
featuring barrel of pork will be increased
to 81 per barrel over last season.