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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28
Northern Gross Railroad.

Recent devslopns 10 clearly show that
the oppo illon which the Pike County Rail
ROOd, iron Ma Plies 10 Hannibal, has met
with in the leglslsture, hos sustained itself
entirely Ivy fraud and misrepresenta alton, the
prospective loans, contingent only upoa the
defeat Of the Pike County Bill, which were
said 10 be negotiated In Wall street, for the
completion 81 tho Northern Cross Road,
have turned out to be bubbles, and bubbles
only, lei him who inflated them have tho
glory Of their bursting, All tho dispatches
which were received, just In the nick Of
time, when the 'PlkS County Bill was at lls
crisis, at the special session Of 1882, turn
Uut TO have been, what they were then
charged to be, manufactured evidences OF
he prospects Of the Northern Grnss Road
In Wall street. Whsr they were manu-.
iactured 10 not maIeral--ihat they indica.
ted prospects, which were not renl, Is now
sufficiently evident Yet those, aud kin.
bred means have defrauded the people OI
Pike, Scott, and the public interested, Of
their rights for the lust years. BY such
means haS the General Assembly been
uulled oil this time. They have had Leuis.
lalive aid--Slale Policy influence -county
subscrip,iOn--falSe representation news.
paper blowing and lying--aR To aid them,
and where are ,heyl StAlled--sIripped oil
all their DISCUSSES, and standing before the
public In ali their odlous de(ormity.
Tho friends Of the Northern cross road
have recently fallen out among themselves,
and according 10 the old sdnge, "honeSl
men will now get their dues" Yes, fgh,
on, gentlemen, your cause Is JUST we re.
peat II, fight on a Ia mode Gals dc KaksRsy
I'LL not lull Of you Is left.
We now consider the construction Of he
Naples and Hannibal Road a settled ques.
ton, the next Legislature will give Il a
charter, as RICH, long delayed by unju>,
means, and win not hesitate, Naples will
now rise from tho aShes--or water as tie
case may be,--[Ws>,ern UnionisL
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28
HoR rRE JonRSAL,1
ENIaHA,

lam word Of five letters. Ny arst, RhA
and fourth Is fish; my fourth, first and third Is
a part Of the human frSmei ny third, sseONd,
fourth and first is terror to maTiUssS, my
fourth, first and fifth is Revolutionary officer;
my third, fourth, 9Th and FIRST l. merEiasn. /,
my second, fourth and first is beverage; my
second, third and fifth iS period Of time my
9Th, third and third is much admired by cpl.
cures my 9th, fourth aud fourth is Measure;
my whole iS an emblem, admired BY 'Saint. BY
savage and by sage" and am monarch Ss my
kind,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28
MELAROROLY

A most singular case Of suicide took place
last night about ten o'clock, that has been our
fortune "a notice, Of a German citizen by the
name Of PRrer who was connected With drink.
ing establishment, in this city.
II appears to have been clear case Of prc.
medilN,ed Selr-murler and one Of the most de.
tevmiNed in character upon record. lie loaded
the gun "a dONhls barrel fowling piece, with
shot, went to the door, discharged one barrel
but without effect, and then discharged the 9th.
err almost instantly, The charge as the muzse
Of the gun was directed towards his throat, en-.
tered under the chin, near Ewes apple, lodging
the whole charge in his head, He lWel only a
short time afterwards. What was the cause at
this horrible deed, is not known to any, but the
superstition is, that iNlemperaoa was the sole
operating agent, HsleIvss wife and children
to mourn over this TSgical occurrence, Of a
father aud = husband. - Burlington Hawk.
Eye,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28
Tue POPPv,,.-We notice that soma nC.

TRE PoPPV,.-Ws notice that soma aC.
rleulturlsts are turning their attention to
the cultivation Of peoples, In the hope OF
deriving sOureH Of prof, from the oil ex.
tractsd from the seeds. This oil Is said Ia
30 beautifully transparent, and in Switser.
land, whore Il Is produced in large quaint.
ties, Il Is extensively used ia house painting.
ISiS peprssaMIed as being perfectly color.
E. les aud when mixed with white leaf leaves
haantifGl surface that never becomes vel
Iovs A DrsJ.T Smith, Of Boston, recon.
needs the cultivation Of thN plant In this
country. lie says the poppy will do we'll
inpoOr sandy soil, ahsr Il becomes unfit for
6ax or grsla. The suggestion Is worth con.
Sidering.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28
WANTED
An APPRESTIcR r0rnE PRINTIEo BUHNESs
Aeply Soon.

A gentleman arrived in ST. Louis, last Thurs.
day, who had left Liverpool, England, on the
Saturday, week previous, the lI,h inst, occupy.
ing barelyihir,etn days in the voyage
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28


river.
a PtSAsuHS FxR 70 Sf, ESTR0yrs PAIIs.
We notice with pleasure that the splendid
steamer Die Vernon, undey the command 81 that
we'll known and deServsdly popular officer,
Capt. Dan Able, (who will take charge Of her
on that occasion will leave St, Louis on the
18Th Of June on pleasure trip TO the Fslls Of
St. Anthony, the extreme northern paint for
steamboat navigation on the Mississippi, and
passing in view one Of the most picturesque
SGeneries upon our western rivers. The eX.
eurSiou Of the Die Vernon is well.timed, being
at that season Of the summer when families and
parties OF pleasure most generally seek reerc.
alton from the turmoil Of business, and for real,
substantial enjoyment affords an excellent op.
portunity for all such 10 indulge in a trip OF
pleasure. The upper Mississippi, and sSpe.
oially the Minnesota region, is inteTlined with
numerous lakes OF clear, crystal water, abound.
ing with fish Of the rareSt qualities, and afford.
ing to gentlemen skilled in aquatic exploits q
rare opportunity 10 display their dextsriiy. In.
dependent Of these TeereationS, to have view Of
the Minnesota region would well repay the -.
psnSe Of the trip. We have heretofore, u, much
greater expense, and certainly not wi rs much
real pleasure, expended triple the sum neeeS,
sOry for this excursion, in seeking summer 70.
treats Est and North, The close and roetid
atmosphere Of our city during this period car
DO obViatsd by the proposed trip Of the DIE
Vernon, and we commend to the attention ii
families and others this favorable opportunity
10 escape, for limited period, the close and un
healthy life pertaining 10 an active business an
. crowded residence. OF the excursion Of IN,
Die Vernon we shalt have more TO Say hsrsar
ter, and By this notice only wish to call public
attention to the opportunity afforded by her pro
posed visit to tho Falls.-St. Louis Rspubli
can,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28

Wholesale Groceries, (riGht cheap,l,
on HQGSHEADSv0f PRIME SUGAR.
OU $50 SACKS Of PRIME RIO COFFEE,
Iu't arrived, r, r, SELMES,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28

A Kentucky paper expresses the opinion
that u the negro slaves of Kentucky could vote
upon emancipation, connected, aS Il must Of ne.
eesSity BE-, with their removal from the State, a
large majority would vote against bong enamel,
pa1ed, kSaSSs ave know an instance where
a number Of family servants, amounling,S forty,
were called together BY the master and mistress,
and their freedom rendered to them on condition
that they would smiEra,s to Liberia. The
slaves requested time 10 deliberate, and when il
was grNaled they fixed time for reporting the
result Of their deliberations and Ut the TINA
unanimously refused the caSF,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28

TIE n. Y. MirrOP SayS that Bar,oaS theatre
in HAT Siry h clearing iron $4,000 to $1,000
= wear
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28
WAsnlNoroS, Nav TO- 1854,

WASHINoroS, Miy ~, 1853.
John M, Bell, recently appointed Sub. Treas.
ursr ut New Orleans, declines, and r. B, Hatch
IL here to secure the office.
The Diplomatic and Consular appointments
will b announced on Saturday. Among them
may SAfSly be named!
Wise, o. Virginia, to France.
Jackson, OF Georgia, to Berlin.
Meade, Of Virginia, 10 China.
GAdSdsn, Of South Caroline, to Mexico.
TrouSdalS, TO Chilli.
Seymour, Of COnneetieu', 10 Russia,
Sam, Medary, Of Ohio, to BRASIL
Gilmore, Of Pc, late NJ. c., Consul to Val.
psrSiSo.
George Saunders, Of New York, Consul 10
London,
James NJ. TarlstOn, Of Alabama, Consul to
Acapulco,
B. F, Angel wanted something better than
The CosSulShip TO Lihaina, but will, though re.
luctantly. accept.
Maj. Helm, Of Kentucky, is sure Of paying
Consulship.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28
Washlnpton, Tuesdny, Nav lo

II is rumorsd this morning, tina, John
Van Buren, gosS Minister 20 Franco, with
lleary A. Wise for Secretary Of Legation,
This opens the ball.
The whole programme Of foreign np.
poin,meh" IL believed TO be undergoing
great alterations.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28

Il has been stated in tho papers, tina, N,,hon
Frye's house, in Salem, Mass, was shattered
by lightning, notwithstanding it had two light.
ming rods, On examination Il was found that
the conductors were both badly pu, up which
was the cause OF the mischief, After leaving
the ohimneys, they were 20 fixed as to ascend a
little before going TO the ground. This prevent.
ed the lightning following them. NOrOdS honld
ascend after commencing lie descent 10 the
ground. Tho lightning will no, run up rod in
It's descent from cloud Trees ara Frequently
"rnCS by lightning, but in all the great number
mark Of ascent Of liShlning, nor Of my Of ns es.
Gaping by The aide limbs. This will DO found q
fixed principle.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28

The Badger State is sunk in tho DesmOins'
Sivay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22
tnr he E,ILuYirt

M,ssrs Editors Our faithful and Ihlt!t.'h ept,s:h't
:, rhe lower House VI The General! Assembly at 'f2
n,a ma wing declined reelection winch "e an t'i 't'
much and are sorry lose his valuable tf'e' r hhV4
hccn inciatghUIe in maintaining The Oh pclhu'Alc prince
Is IN an, snislatue and the approach vi hr h-
or the Democrats Of this county Ia srit' NJ irfes
live IA effect The honor and ntrra not o"g Of tins county
bu Of The Old Dominion demand Gus most paftchl hlie
or md selection Of candidate viii las made at Aihs
nurt Ia looking Tor VIII" possesses lie hiShnt'
hrh will accomplish the great "h!"rH OF our parry tt'
under signed has selected gentleman win W'h M W.
achieve This li!EIn,i We ;ncI Df
Aaron II Branch The talents Of this gentleman are moi he
med hy any He possesses energy aud indh'y WIN uc p"
r ii patient investigation rarely met WIN MI hfhh'h ''
in tr uprcT end county and n the ipwr tnt has t!
rs aIways had representatives HE claims OF ''' upper p'f-
NON Of me county snu!d b. duly c"nsiet III Sianc Is =
man OF pc age yet youthful cnnngh "ci'it'r fn'
A. Il, INV nosiIinn Ia which lhr State id; inN ~ 10 call
MN with The assurance that his aim "Ii he To ""hnct
her interests Snch gentlemen, The qualifications @l ar
r. i, M. .arnoton of MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
MEN OE OUR TIME,

o W Holmes, The gentleman that never daIcs 10 wfiit
rs funny as he can is forty. William Hewitt fifty
seven; he published the OF thirteen Eum0oic
is eighty three Leigh Hunt is sixty eight tiz Greer
Ha,leck Sitvs seven Washington Irving Of cmnen
New York merchant =iay nine years OF oge In his lStl
wear he began to contribute his brothers paper the Morn
Ing ChroueG- Douglas Js,foa years OF age i
500 of me manager Snernes THEATRE The sea was h
on boa I'd OF man. of-waf O. P. r. James Is about iti
wears old was Washington Irving who first recommended
him 10 career OF authorship Sheridan Knowles, sixty
eight years old il The OF famous Irish school master
who was cousin Rirlard Brinsiey Sheridan. MIR
Knowles his first play IN his twenty -hrst year, M
pays are thirteen number; lie enjoys governmen
pension Of hundred pounds Lnnarne Is Sixty
two his father major in The French cavalry, undc
Louis XVI Abbott Lawrence is In his sixtieth year
Henry W. Longf.liOw urty hve years OF is the
Hon Stephen Longfelow. Portland, Me is the birthplace
of the poet he was appointed Professor oil Cambridge in hi
18th year Macauay, the son OF wealthy African fncr
chant is hftylwo years OF age; his essay on Milton
written in his twenty SIKH year, Tor the Eoipou:s
Review Macr.ddy is fifty nine; his father was thcatrca
manager Herman Nell, lille is the Of an importing mer
chant OF this cy he is thirty three OF aye; his grand
father the Boston iea-paryi he began his wan
derings In his eighteenth year as sailor oeoie e mast NJ
10 The author several popular works. Mettenlch IS Sc
venly nine Ike Marvel thirty years OF age, is native
Norwich Connecticut graduate OF ale; ana resident D
New York. J. K. Puulding whose collective works nj
Volumes seventy years oi age he IL
Yankee born Ptesio Connecticut foy eight yeurs old
He has been editor Of the Louisville Journal since 1881
Prescott the histolian,is ia his fysXlh year. Powers
the sculptor, hy se'eE his parents were pam couh
people who cultivated small farm in Vermont Seward
fifty years old Taford fifty Tenneyon, son OF
clergyman is forty. five. Thackeray born al Calcutta
forty one Ticknur sixty one. II. T. Tuckernan, thirty
one yictorn is lhy Three years oi agei sle has, say
author IA large aud rapidly Increasing family, whic
seems the Distinguishing mark Of the Hanoyerian dynasty
Home Journal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22
THE WIG ADDRESS

rhr Whp members Of The Legislature have published Il
lrr.s The members Of their party IN me state tcn"k
lie for nothing but lis abuse OF Inc DEMOCRACY ana groS
inconsistency We make an extract;
Cursed ard afflicted The people 81 thi- Stale nav
.n and sill are by the circulation u an Illegal $halI not
currency Of the worst imaginable klnd, The Assembly, ndG
e control Of the democratic majority, has laed III prGrd
/; remedy Tor this great cvi and, ii ready any Tim
nd upnn any pert sacrifice The PUBLIC interest Ia som
m I'M ir creed stcrnly dcnrI the only relic
hat could he given in refusing 10 authGAe the Banks
nrnv safe convertible currency In the emission Of note
r,f HE, denomination OF five dollars The Inevitable con
nu,nrr ensucs that brood ol swinding shops 81
,m nm without and within The borders n The Stale
n,J h. unknown and irresponsible men, 10 tax the fadIn
nmnunity and cheat The aborlng classes with the mo-
,ns,e currency that the vii oi devise Pet'.P-
o., more pctvadnp mischief attends IL in tie irprnvln
,c upon tie morals OF the people, OF open and con
nuaI violation Of law, which finds no small justification
rom the cupahlc liberation OF This state Of things by III
democratic law kGrs OF the STATE
II was remarked by English statesman, many year
30 TIA, ii Bank Of England issued zone pound nocs
he pcope need "cXptct 10 sec guinea again Why
-hccause bad will always suiTan The better currency
he cold and silver disappears and IL boarded BY "h
In, II unwise and unsafe lay hy small notes. But
no, COR purpose discuss the propety Of small note i;
ups-we are opposed such issues, and We imagine Ill
vh,u address will not advance the scheme especial
vh.n The people arc informed that these swRdug shops,
I'm nine out OF ten, are established ny Wings ana ~
nor lie true one Of the delegates from Augusta is cor
in one of these swindlRg shops which is issuing
ilspa currency "cheat the iabong classes with ii
nsi unsafe currency that The vii Of man dcvisril
c take IL the argument IS as Applicable 10 iSc within
|,o ;bns, uwi;houl'' "thc borders Of the Stat.
The committee 10 prepare this address mcss-s job
H. Imbodcn Nicholson Johnson. Vincent "iichcr, Il. V
shef,v Joseph Secnr, md Thomas Crc!.h. They Eai
lone ), much expose members al their party ~
r, engaged in circulating this Illegal currency The u
introduced with perhaps TO be settled hy the comm
ce-I Siasn:0n Iindicnor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22
tho whole route, into the bosom

= The whole of il, along the whoe 'o'''
s;Richmond. ,x;al line will seek III,
= i"o '''o' practicable point which it can onl!
!, ,''"",'' s,o, through the Virginia capes fron
4: r,I,imore j. now more Than eighty miles larhc
q - ,:,s,,ton To Richmond. From Baltimore Ia TIE
,nes il more than one hundred miles farther, thar
gtchnond by York river, 10 the virginia capea )
sh,, from Staun,un via Baltimore to the auantc' Is NOR
han one hundred and eighty miles farther tan from saun
70, via Richmond 10 the Virginia capes In The iullness
Mime the Central Rail Road between Charlottesville an'
Richmond vii. be shortened some twenty-five miles by
cr route This will place Baltimore ar oeyohu he pos
sbiy Of competing with Richmond Tor NE 'faic o IN
ION, live ., rail- rond in question which sul be seeking lh
g Atlantic.
q n his view Of the subject Richmond ought to b.
whou strong influence in the company whose interests II
10 trade so important 10 herself are SO Identical VIII
Sb onvht 10 strengthen its hands by every possible
wr, af,r, Sh. ought to mako its road one Of the frs
der md cnss She ought see that II butt III The
Substantial and perfect manner She ought to make her
.r hcr avn bantjuu and hobby. She ought TO do will
and for what Baltimore has done with and Tor her bant
ina md hobby-the Baltimore and ONO kail koad-a wori
Glitch before IL even reached the Ohio river had lifted her
rom The proportions ol village 10 oe inc ''u CITY III IN
81 American Union.
"a Nh, y,luc Of the Central Rail Road 10 Richmond Is
cnuned i'm dollars and cents IL is nut uo edaIIeI bl
hundred thousand dollars. The road is no pichyunc al
Eli, The interests Of this city involved In II are no micro
nical interests over which newsmonges may split hairs
"a md handy arguments upon the street corners That man
be pcd .yho employ in regard To tins great cont
enterprise only the small pros and cons common IN
,iscussious of the merits OF culYert or side walk.
g The Central Rail Road Company are awakening 10 lh
E,ucuean importance OF their work; and have appointed
70 chief Engineer one The most enllnen engineers
b ne Union and probably in the world.
~ There are many idea in this city, who can se
voumcs OF merits kaleidoscopes OF beauty In single raj
Eroad enterprise single public improvement; but are a
lose NJ oysters a. all others There are exclusive ca
men exclusive Danvie Rail Road men, exclusive lorI
ERiyer men, exclusive schooner exclusive steamer men
xclusive Central Road menwhosc liberal views upon el
special hobby in many instances, take their shape from IN
Eocay which their property lies IL Is TO DC hopea ina
.bou, an enterprise important and SO towering as u
Egea nxia line of continental rail road stretching iron
EEich,nond due West ST. Louis more catholic Views Wi
Eorevai in cy and that the men oil Richmond WI" nav
Ehad bu one eye ear and idea upon the SUBJECT
Enternal improvements, will open all their organs OF gh
Moush and Intelligence and act as the great interests
he cty and the universal OF the age seem con
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22
APPOINTMENTS TO OFFICE.

Sam. Of ll, journals hostile administration nnl L
HE men selected by II for hE' aud ni"thnt pihic tu'
hsnr unable I" ind any other lahi' r'"'r' III me "h'It'
goc, or executive action :" The frcidtht nave
i'm IN. fabrication and circulation al 10 The effect '
lei ycra appointments have a"i only been uf.r "ro'
Inn, gentlemen selected for them but nt they have ever
rcn prut.rrd and accepted upon c0ha'0RS prescribed .
r anuoinnp power To say thai every such iasinia!nf
h. in all its parts without the least sha:lw OF iuuntdii"n
riIhcr in fact in appearance "nly !" am "nat s'e''
Imam Of srnsr he Democrat ar h2, Understanding any
niru If ba character either The President u his cabi
pr well knows To be But thu point Ill the case Is
h,r alI suc, imuuations would he, true Gnd III lar "
hcv might have any the slightest iohnuh'nn III 'ac' "''
,iscrrdah. 10 the administration. All this the anthnr- /"
-urI fahca lions well know and II ls by reason o lhi
knowledge that the avowed or concealed enemies al IN
Pcsidrnt-anh icY only -ftspit ~ ms "os a'"SP"'"
KIND rri,rmptlble trick.
nr;uuatnv neither The President the nlmli stra "r
rrnirc ans other shield all such nsus attacks thar
,, whrh furnished by their own position and character
H he executive government vi The United SIhr-, IN h
hands m a President called rcE private III Ia his higsi sta
ian almost by The reclamation o The AMERICAN ir"plr, l.
lnot likely reduced IA the NECESSITY oi enteay 10 81
rre the services amply qualified 10 perform all pun
Ic duties Nor is the democratic party u the r";"'ty St
moor in ability or accomplishment or public spn as It
Imake the selection oil willing and competent men ioT all H.
tIiccs a task difficult 10 require The ad'nnlsia
snnn 10 accept lIom any man conditions upon "li'r
fTct 10 be taken held. And even any Fu"i EN-
ency could be Imagined 10 exist III any department oil III
hubble service President Pierce stands before the com
m well approved by oil his antcccdcnts s. OF all men III!
i,sl la yel 10 any such dicatiun .! enforcement VI
E,uesonaby tho distinguished gentlemen selected by tn
president high and Responsible public trusts cohhah'
Emily his confidence and esteem and 1t tins reason
they are selected by him execute under his Director
,nd upon his responsibility the policy OF hs administration
md Vi the great democratic party by which his ad'his''
ion IA. placed Ia power. such men, sc may ne wei
,ssntcd would 5r The ar claim, ar 10 permit "hcs
l,im that by i!rir sccpn csyh4 Tho confidence ;c"'
I'D in iurir ability discretion and PATRIOTISM The f,s!itn
o niicaIed the control transferred tn responsibility
|wic, under the constitution belong 10 tho presidency II
!rne direction oi public affairs Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

We regret learn that The Rev. James Laurie, D. d.
Washington Of The oldest ministers Of the presby
church in the U. 81 died Monday his residence il
Washington. He highly esteemed, and most excel
;lent
9ragncs Tor selling unwhoesome provisions at his STALL sc
versa circumstances Of the most disgusting character
shown in the testimony. II was proved that
s,on Nc had sold dog his customers another th
flesh hogs that died OF disease and third had dress
led ard disposed of calf that to an uatimey end
livery early age fired twenty dollars and costs
deprived of his STALL He ought have been made lir
ion the meat referred 10 until i, was ali consumed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

: SAMUEL. PRICE, ESQ We have referred 10 mn st
'tlcrnnn as suitable candidate Tor The b"hra "i ~;
zWnks Nnac,ion has been taken by the Wings oil Inc piE
!tric to hold Convention for tho nomination OF
Sand in the event such convention Is hel' vi" " -
cumhrrt mon the Why's 10 unilc their support upon I
accent Mo man r. near approach Of The election ana VI
rrcai extent Of The District will hardly admit VI INC Gun
IA Cunv cniion now RicllnonH y hiS. ,,,.
& The moral ol the above letter OF instructions 10 "
Iof The % SECTION il this. The Richmond "hi5 az"
y Wing party of The STATE in all 'hry nave Sa'
saaecction Of the members OF this b'"'" "' '"''''
ss9must be distinctly understood rs pe"s "i1 ;;
ng that Board Democratic 'polen '"a'"'' ,',L@
III Iryj.s "iulilical machine
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22
NOTICE.

the Democratic Vigilance committee for the 4li Magsts
ria District in Henrco county, requested meet
Bacon n,fer Branch Tavern Captain ohm [ioddins
Saturday. The 23I instant al II o'clock, NJ full turn on
earnestly requested business of importance will be be
the meeting Tho committee consists OF the following
gentlemen
DsTRIcT 40 &c L. Long Fleming Philips, p G
Wood L. jacob, Dr. John F. Carter, James Via u Pars
IT, Richard Rens, jacob Holloway Ro. Courtney, Thoma
Alley JOS r. Franklin, Gusavus Jarvis Samuel CntircI
ST, Waiter Lc1ke, John + Wren VIM *. DERRICK Danit
Matthews Joseph Sinclair, Capt. VIM Hutchinson Samur
Ellis, George SeaGn. VIM +. Harris, Elisha Duval Chas
Cot;re. VIM J. Hutchinson, s. Cottre, IT,, Fl. Sater
r., I Smith