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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-02
ny WILLIAM YOUNG, N. D.

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of the KSCuLApIUS to his child. 1t may save
him from an carly grave. Let no young man
or woman enter into the sacred obligations Of
married life without reading the POCKET rs
CULApIUS. Lctno one suffering from hack
MED Cough, Pain in tho Side, restless nights:
nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dys-
pep,ic sensations, and given up by their physi-
clan, be another moment without consulting
tho ESCULAplUS. Have the married, or
those about TO be married, any impeachment,
read this truly useful book, as it has been the
means of saving thousands Of unfortunate crca-
lures from the very jaws of death.
Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE Cents
enclosed in letter, will receive ono copy of
this work By mail, or five copies will be sent
for One Dollar.
Address (post pall) DIR. WM. YOUNG,
No. l5a Spruce St. Philadelphia.
Nay IS, 1858. i9S ly
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FARMERS, READ THIS!
EE7E have on hands, and for sale
w very cheap for Cash, o,,u
True American Ploughs, at Sc 10 So 81
Patent Lever No. 5 do. at Sc TO 6 50
Ohio Sba(IIr DO. q, Sc 10 so
Improved Brown do. at S6.9O TO Z w
hillside ploughs, SIS 90 Cash.
The Castings made al DuEb0nnah Foun-
dry, and stocked by LEROY X, Hall.
Plough Points.
One horse and Bull points at % CTS. cash
Levers and Cranes do. 25 to 81 DO
Hillside points. 5O els: cash
True American do. 80 to ~ CASH
Improved Brown points, 80 TO 81 cash
do do I.anlsides, each so cash
True American letter E do lSi cash
Bull I.andsidcs No. A, do ia cash
Patent Lever Landsides, do 20
Also,
Crates, Stoves, lIOllOw-Warc, Nc
We intend to keep on hand always, a
general assortment Of Plows, Points, &C.
Remember the place 10 find them
near the Courthouse.
LAZIER & FLEMING.
April 25, 1853.
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DIR. ANARCHISTS
UTERINE CATEs0EE:GN.

THE JSpFN-
SIGNED having
become AGEaR
fsr this invalna.
bic MEDICINE,
would fcgreeI.
fully invite tie
attention Of the
afflicted 10 the
gratifying sue, cs
that hasattrGdcL
III use wherever
in;Toducrtl, std
it, happy adapt
alton 10 the cure
ofhc d:stfeSgin:
distaSfa for lhs
cure Of which :;
i, offered.
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Chanccry Notices, &c.
-ooIo.So.o>o-~oN.o-n-
The Commonwealth Of Virginia 10
the Sheriff Of Marion County,
Greeting

WTHEREAS Elijah Collins did, on the l0N
w day ofIunc, 1853, sue out Of The clctl''
Office of the County Court Of Preston an alias
writ of fiCri facas against the goods aud chat
tells Of Thomas Collins, for the sum Of SlsS,'
Os, with legal interest thereon from the 18th o.
March, 1858, till payment, md Se2 costs,
rc,urnablc at tho August term next of said
Court; And whereas, the plaintiff suggests thu,
by reason of the lien Of his said writ, there is
aliahili;y on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company for certain monies due from the said
company 10 the said Thomas Collins: There
fore, n, The instance of said plaintiff, We COM
maud you TO summon the said Company TO ap-
near before the sad Court at tic Court House
Of Preston county, on the first day of the said
Angus, term. to answer the aforesaid suggCs-
tons. And have tl.cn there this writ.
Witness Smith Crane, Clerk of our said
Court, at the Court House nturCslid, the In
day Of January, 1853, and the nth year Of the
Commonwealth.
junols-it SMITH CRANE
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Medical Card.

July 10, lo0@'
Medical Card.
JosEpn A. NlcLAEE, NJ. D., Isaac ScoTT,
NJ. D., and lIuGn W. Block, NJ. D., har-
ing this day associated themselves together
under the firm Of
DrS. NIcianc, Scott and Brock,
Tender their services TO their friends and
tho public generally, as practitioners oil
Medicine, Surgery, sc.
All being graduates OF the first Medical
Colleges, and having had considerable cx.
pcricncc ir their profession, they hope by
strict attention TO business TO merit good
share Of the public confidence. They &C.
cupy their old Office, opposite the Mcr'
chants and Mechanics Bank.
Morgantown. July lG, 1852. l5l.n'
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EIPG1NIA All Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the county court of Preston
county, on the first monday in way, 1858.
commonwcal,b y Unon n scirc (;,cins for
ys. falling TO apuear before
Martin D. Ki,tcl ard John J. llamclton, a
Ncs,cr Kittpl. Justice OF this County,
pursuant, to their rccoGnizancc entered into
before the said Justice, on the 9TH January,
1852, to answer a certain Felony whcrcOfthny
then stood charged.
ime ossc. VI ' us S 'a;I s,ar,;n Cn- :iCoo
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DISSOLUTION Of PARTNERSHIP.

rpHE Partnership heretofore existing bctweca
Drs. MeLANE, son & SCOTT is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
having claims against said partnership are re-
qucs,cd 10 present them, and all persons in.
debted 10 the same arc requested to call aud
scttlcmmediately, as our books sibG closed
without delay.
CnAs. McLANE,
Jos. A. McLANE,
ISAAC SC0Tr.
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dear, nnt! when to dtspei our Ignorance
Is within our reach.
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wife. or mother need remain uniformed upon The
mNny causes, which, sOonrr or later, uFc destined 10
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husband have cause to upbrnld himself With neglect
Of ihs welfare Of his wiFe-a pamphlet Of thrty-sx
nngcs, containing MI 7i,ic,Ddgc and lnier n Con.
irils together with extracts from the book, Will be
sent Eee Of charge 10 my part Of the United SlaCs
by addressing, postpaid, Us herein.
When Knowledge Is Happiness, 'tis cul-
pSblc 10 be ignorant.
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Tim, extra bindIns) "TlIE MARRIED WOAlAS's
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l1ELANCI0LY AND sTANTLiNt
WIFE AND MOTHER

And to her husband the constant toll and anxiety Of mind
necessarily drrnlvug uIOH him IRON sickness Of the wife,
whnu. giving him the opportunity Of acquiring tint coin
peieure which his rErr0nS entitled aud the poSsei.
sion Of which would Iecule tie happIaeSS OIL hmGeli,
NiIr and chiilpl,
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RECIPROCITY BILL.

On Thursday Mr.. Seymour of ~ y. from the commute
an Commerce reported the House reciprocity Bill hc-
stoned TO sc,. all matters relating 10 the commerce O. ihs
country ard Canada including the fishing business and cur
relations with The lower British Provinces The bill o.
whose massage at this session seems To entertain any
idea. contains four great conditions:
rs, The entire freedom OF the Fisheries in ak The coasts
of The British North American Colonies.
Second Freedom navigation oil the ST. IN
GLIDING all the Canals (Melland Canal o; con'sc Is meant
Third The free navigation Of the river StJohn on which
rho peoric ut Maine have much trade.
Fourth The abolition OF the export duy upon Lnhoef
coming r;on Maine orrn the rivers OF Ne" brunswick, an.
s;,u nader \ construction Of the Ashburton treaty
hc rj rlh.F provides that all lumber snail III all Tines
h. free Of duiis in the Vest India colonies mat ducs On
American lumber shall be imposed when II Is Imported
into the Home ports uf Great Bri'an--ur II Great Britain
@ pJ,p.r 10 Impose such duties che shall not impose any
greater thar. there is imposed this country on unccr I'M
nortr, from, The BRUSH colonies
EREE LIsrlio following articles are 10 ne Tree, 10 m
niu this country, from IN: British North American
in United Stdles and into The latter rom tc
former VIZ: ;, -.
Grains Flour and hreadslutis OF oil kinds seeds, un-
uanuacIur.a hemp unmunutacured flax and tow, animals
Of nil Kinds undred fruits. ded sailed, and stn"kcd and
fresh u,tlt. hides sheep pers WOOL bu,te cheese 'n"w,
lard horns manure Of all kinds stone "r marble IN lie
crude or worked state cypsUm ground or nnGrunnd sh
oil huon.cnrn bark anwrouGh burr stones dye s'uS fce
cotton unmanu!aciursd tobacco, unrrfined sugar
or course one par, depends The other, ard nothing
can be admitted here until permission IS given Tor INC equiv
a,cnt hv Great Britain.
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THE NATIONAL AI,MpRIES.

The rcrding motion Of Col. German, in tie House Of
the Civil SUPPLEMENTARY o. Ma
onal Arm"es. has aroused the military spirit and the
Chief OF rnr Orduancc Department, Col Craig Is out in
publican io, aIinst the change
Pals is an illustration Of the old iia ,h-t Oh
tanned is never willingly GInqnsned W. verify believe
Judging from regular entertainments OF the military upon
The civil ,u sr This country will eventually lie complete
~ ,na,r MI, y rule any country IL the WORT Ii Ir.
suits from irt that military ohccrs are in Or lie, whilst
civilians M ,heir u.,rcs vi the pleasure o The President
suticrr 20 ,,.:v pocul change The military esprit dt
corns il leo ng rcssianccand in: clause OF The Con
sutinr which says military shall be subordinate to the
civil power il but aucifu Mtory- Richmond Reputiiean
The overwhelming defeat for the highest civil Office oil
G, Scott, who the head OF the with his epau-
ees on his shoulders and his sword al his SIDE should
have entirely disspaed the fears Of the Republican, and
made good the ''theory' CT the Constitution.
Wc arc glad however, TO that paper fully jnsitying
the action of The House OF Representatives. which, by vote
of 81 10 go restored the civil for Inc military superintendent
cy of the United States Armories The measure op
oosed tv esers Davis of Massachusetts, and Stany of
North Carolina but nby supported and triumphanty
carried through by Mr. Faulkner of State who is fan
liar with the operation of things ut Harper's Ferry
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE in PENNSYLVANIA.
Il thn Of Alexandria (inzcite:

FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE in PENNSf lS ANA
To tho Editor Of the Alexandria Gdzcte:
JErrEssoSToS, Va, Feb 4 1853. Observing in late
number Of your paper notice of the arrest OF runaway
servant belonging my faher DR.. Peter B. Bowen send
YOU paper from Uniontown Pennsylvania con-
tanning abstract of the proceedings in that under the
Fugitive Slave Act with request that you will publish the
same in the Gazette. will the information of such
Of your paper feel interested that there
exists the citizens of that portion OF Pcnnsy vana so
far could Judge src! regard Tor the nights OF owners
of slaves ana kindness ard diligence in efecng their
arrest restoration 10 their masters unequaed in slave
holding State.
This slave Brook had fled from service al hlilIer's
Wooden factory Cupeper county, Virginia. aou, six months
previous his arrest and had been in Pennsylvania abon
Jour months My father havicg accidentally come in pos
session of letter said slave had caused 10 be written TO
Judy Murray free colorcd woman in Jetiersonon, and
learning from it, that he was in Unontown, executed pow
or of attorney arrest and proceed TO that place
alone, entire stranger.
Upon communicating the object Of my visit 10 counsel
MIR james Veec and his partner Mr. A. 5 Fuller, they
rendered every assistance in their power and conducted me
to United States Commissioner Hon. R. p Fenniken for
whose courteous treatment both his official capacity and
as private citizen, shall icl lively sense of graft
lude. Mr. Fenn!kcn promptly appointed United States
Deputy Marshal who with his assistant, proceeded dis.
lance of twelve miles, in bitter cold weather. making search
in several villages until they effected the Of the ug
tive in ConneIsve and broush, him to Jail in Uniontown,
twentyour hours after his appOr as Deputy Marshal
The day he brought before the Commissioner in
the Court House The being in session. way for
the trial. which ended in the Commissioner handing him
over 10 the Deputy Marshal and Mr. c. p Austin, deiv
er my father in Cuipepcr county, Virginia They did
and he quietly labor the farm, where he has
NAMED SINCE and expresses himself better satisfied than with
his freedom in Pennsylvania.
The crowd in the Court House seemed satisfied and
gave expression verbally Of qualification al the result of
The arrest. G. NJ B.
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tan .ns ESSE!gs3

tln NJ ESsL!.S'-
En-, lr. e;,.or- ssca!sI'2 re,ts7@:.54 ::
bf1iEs- GA Houston l1l1 !as H'A"'Etf'&g his '"'
;s!rdiol. - r,,i ls,2
New Jersey in her Scnatorial Representations WIZ
n.. nlasc on the fouri!3 Of 81 c two nc" Senators "
ll. ne time. Mr.. Wright selected 10 iH'l 'ei' 49,
-, Mr. Ml. quiet clever gentleman, "!o mas e!
his six years term without connand!a! '.e So" IN nj.
n! John z. Thompson, uEe Of lie aoSs' mn ~ H.;
Stotp succeeds 10 the four years Jdst ihahG '"C" y!
rcsiun aton Of l0mmndoc Stockton nc nave bt'' M
moTr rpret 10 be expires ed upon ne ieuteh Vi any "
rr ,ha that which has followed the announcement VI Nv
r,sian6on of Stockton. Al! parties ssc's ana aro" az
united in opinion this matter. 81, '" -, h, cnun
ability whole souled patriotism and cA e'h'c ~ ~
IA ali dennre the event because o those eScc'eh qua.
49, 81 ha.d md heart which lave shore 81 Co''i:
IN ,he .,raI .:oi. Many now regard II d. ig:t go
cusjnn mai the gallant SalurSenaJr Is 70 DC
The Navy. There arc no TWO oplhlohs ao' " 80 =
eminenl!v the man for the place. - ,, .o,ycrs d,
We regret th2t the country l. about 70 '' ~ ,.,,,
ono,.r ali. man Senator G. W. Bradbury OF iaihr
tarlinJ candidacy for reelection on account VI
Ia; which demand his attention. Mr.. Bradbury l. rtsiiHn
M one of the firraest, lrucs bIoaats' ia n =,
ia InJ His memorable speech upon The 'hpa'a'' pr
'ne a - IN. ,rrsent WING administration Is text oooh
~ r. ,yhibi,!na tic startling tact mat u! one year
- ers more removals Office than nlei al previous
Demonstrations frun Washington up 10 fo'A. ne hS@'s
u G Maine after severe struggle ~ Choose is s"fces-
sor have adjourned the election III ~ 'ou,li W ,
~, ~ ;nsis; on Dir. Bradbuy return and mus set
lie their diiicutits ;,h -; S,,,., com,i,,re nm
frI" =; ,,ohino with fearless hand The starting c":'Hp
800, .h;c, nave hccn tolerated under this me- aifnihiS-
,,,,;on An amount Of plade!ina and piracy ron 'c PuH
lie Treasury by Wing cornnra's VIII De cAhioi'r" 1T y"
davs hin, will stamp this Fillmore administration wth IN
NV and DEGRADATION which has never been attached 10
~ eminent on earth All honor 10 the patriot Hons.
any so'ei"'" FIDES.
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~ mir S:pAg. from tile Committee 81 Agriculture an,
iana!aciurcs 5! authorizing The inspection Ap;.
and Swce; Potatoes in the county o! Isle 81 wight.
i. hr MART from the Committee on CaImsl b for tho
r;eI 81 Elizabeth anssee and bill Tor the relic! Of Jacob
4. Hiacr of Butrtouri.
By Mr.MAPr from the Committee on Propositions and re.
vinces bill authorizing. the Council Of tine City Of Nor:
{" establish ferry between Norfolk and Portsmouth bill
extending the limits OF the town 81 S!scrsriic. ry Ter
! county. and amending the charter thereof.
NJ ALLEN presented the petition oil sundyy citizens Of
IH s:llrr county, asking for HE incorporation Of CON.
2any railroad from S;fas5ug, Shrnantu III
county 10 PltIytcwn. IN hampshire county which. III.
moi n referred - The Committee Roads and Inter.
nal Navigation.
Do motion Dir. Tow.Es resolution from The Senate
Tor !e purca>e o! c'ra!m a='rjnJGic"l Instrument, ami
the employment o. Gn assan 10 ala IN Tile construction u
State map need ty substituting therefor the fol-
p!n. hc!e,ui!e ported The COMMITTEE OF Finance
nr, %; = :,spiupn them !rcired Re soly ed by
the sUr.a Assembly that ;Or The purpose ~ enabling the
Boar. ii pubic WORKS improve ne map OF Virginia. and
10 Ascertain lie. true Boundaries they are hereby authorize!
10 aci 10: the purchase al NJ" plates IL being suggest
Tia, the ui .;c have been nisi ana :! l"un: are
IL 10. US. ana The al. Boa' io' The same puipoe are
aunfIl"! caIs me necessary astronomical
observations mac PROVIDE: t'c cost OF such map
HE Of such snail MOI exceed $1,000 10 BE-
paid The contingent fund Inc lae5i"" occurring
agreeing to Tie IS iuln a. a"'cu A u'i.''iEed IN the
atfrmityc-aN -, ECcS - .
messed Dill To authorize the Vrciai. and Tennessee
H.iI Road Company rorstrac' LrauCn ~ Cumberland
Gan and 10 uu,nofisc State subscription Tie stock 70,
mai purpose; and 10 "nthose am inteusUdcn company 70
max. said .o1i fiiete .! rt' company to accent ,b
{ TAX
~ ~ 80 49, ,.,t = mr., i'm. - " 'i - W.
~, -, ,,.,s mat. Lv liz - ,r,,.,l ;, ,I -,
by way ~ rr!tr ~ :uiO@s:
BE il further enacted That the EoHe pnbic Wo,k.
..i a, b.. ,,c,,j.,.j ;, ~ !, In '"'As
, mn,,, 81 >;,, I, T. -, -, ~ 80" - S1'u com.
Som Frankfurt, LXn.o! from some oner pyn, on
-, - | - '''',. AN ''a'' !" 'He PIoposei
" " ' ''"tci' ''s'"'i ~! hcH'ucay, pFo'I
II;
,,'.,,,,, TX = " = '''' ,s'"' ''"es ana the
q 49, 10, r,r', :; " ~ :! - - oe e"s'"ss
49, - " - ''- V" nc Hrs''",. 'eeHfHa2
" "a % " ''''' . y" d oe,'''" III 'ie ait'hh1l'e--
- - - Am >, ..,
an '' ~ 4''':of's. loan l" the James River
aH' '>'".''' I'ti - "c purpose 81 'A"nd!Gg tho
c"'lpfnH "''' IN '''''' AZ 't near CDEingiOn--
H'''g '"' '''''' - W.
w H','.to't ~ - ' 49, ', 80 " r'l.,ei "!sh
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e.ieu - ~ = ~ ''.s' 4r'n az ~~E" - bvit.
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BALTIMORE, FEB. lathe mechanics all out again
to-day in full force having assembled at Monument Square
this morning number of neatly four thousand i'm
mense The establishments Federal Hill
having joined them The directors Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Ralrnad Company have agreed to give the prices
asked but the workmcn from that establishment still refuse
go work until the private establishments yield-the
propretors Of Of which express their determination TO
close their shops in preference.
The engineers brakenen frencr and burden conductors
the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road have all resumed their
posts and the business is progressing 10 day usual On
the SusQdehannn Road the engineers getting the price
asked, and still at Their posts; but determined 10 qu
night unless The mechanics also get their demands. The
probability is, therefore, that business that road will be
entirely suspended morrow President Wright. willis,
he declares his readiness u do justice the mechanics VIII
with them whilst they stand in the present rebel
lious position
The strikers assembled in the saloon OF The Me-
chanics Institute where they being addressed BY num-
Der Of speakers tits nmured that Reverdy Johnson Esq
has consented TO address them.
Lieutenant W. W. Pollock Of tho was arrested THIS
morning and bound The Of 81 600 not 10 engage
in duel within The llrs al the State Of Maryland. II is
understood hut h" preparing meet brother officer
named Nelson. who arrested in Washington Satur-
day. and bound oYcr for similar purpose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18

soon the people Virginia VIII be- calico upon 70 cast
mi, vncs in behalf of an Office the filing OF which, though
NJ great importance the masses WAS Pf'' ~ III 'c
Consultation almost entirely unknowH keep. - M ''
mat me; ia representative capacity. mean az o' :,
,hr Hn,rd Of Public Works. commissioner 10, c'' ."
thn br,r will have 10 he elected "n Si
lhcy be! IA Tor my pant, ;:nS JSo ,clArLsT' r. d
suitable person 10 Till lie office a. member Co
= = ,,.,nn &c Ro,nusa cpurtv ard now a member III the
cpi-iatutr He has FIR time past be'n 'ns'E'
oractI,,.ly upon works Pu5,c improvement. MS
,ot sense. ana souni Judgment wou! make hi IN nccrpa
HE officer to the people. take pleasure IN calling Hn!
attention 10 his claims and hope that he may ne "tH''c
il he elected !. member Of the fJar! ol Pnbc N0ths:
Yours, &c, NUN oohIi'i'
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TRICK upON LEGISLATORS

base trick lo- brcn played npon the Ohio House OF
Representatives III the manufacture petition tor county
subscptio r r"ni niock The subject had been fierce
ly contested ana the verge Of negative decision by
when, "h"i petition, six feet long, and con-
tanning least thpnsIni presented instruct
ing Mr. Folsom, Scnnini IRON county, and the most
active ard clunil icbact Hgans, tile obnoxious law, 10
pots Earor Of IL. Mr. cIt bnr3 BY such apparently
unanimous mnditc and accordingly recorded hi. name for
the bill AND Carried by 1t turned out that the
petition had fixed up for The OCCASION the names being
those of The petitioners for funds for lie Cedar county bridge
las, ana the hcaIing altered IN refer TO rail
road stock OF the signatures genune and the
mistake was not discovered until after the decided.
The perpe;rator of this forgery has not been discovered
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18
A sCENEIN THE MASSACHUSETTS,

A SCENE IN HF HASSA' n of. = I.F.uISI'
TURE On T!.usGtv ias, Madame Abonl. with her bus
band visited Tie Gallery massachusetts House Of
R.presenatlvcs listen - tic debate when Dr. Cog2es-
well who had roci OF lie presence OF inc celebrated
cun,ralto rose nd distinguished lady being now
presen, the gallery OF the House. ms mark OF res
pcct her, and duty he, owed his constituents ne
moved that Madame Aboni be allowed 10 take seat IN lie
body of the House.
Mr. Stephenson OF Boston, rose and with manifest feel
ing said: mir Speaker that the motion be rejected
Nj. Prince OF Essex, moved amend the notion 80 as
provide that Madame Aboni sit the member from
Bedford, (Mr. Cogg"swell
Mr. Commonwealth accept the amendment"
Here IL observed that Madame boni mo doubt with
the v. prevent The members rendering themselves still
moro iicuous) had suddenly disappeared from The gallery
when n. motion Of DR.. Coggesve withdrawn and
after agreeing Tint notice OF the affair should appear upon
the record adjournment to"k place
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FtUlUdIy IT, Ic00.
The Examiner will please copy.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN RICHMOND OUNTY.
At meeting of portion OF The Democratic party .!
Richmond county he'd nj the Court House. Monday the
1h day at February, 1885,
George B. A. McCnrly called 10 the Chair, and F. W.
Pendlelon was requested 10 act as Secretary.
The following resolutions were unanimously adopted
IL; Resolved, That be, and is hereby, nded 10
the Democracy Of the counties Of W.smnelani Lancaster
and Northumberland 10 unite with their brethren OF mis-
~ in sending Delegates Convention be- held nj this
place or IL. first Monday In March next for the purpose OF
nominating candidate 10 BIZ rn'sd for rrp,scn; this
aoria District in me General Assembly Of Virginia
q Il s'v:d That ivo delegates be appointed from each
district 81 .s county To Intend said proposed Convention
wit: william Carter nnI T. N Baldwin from the 1t;
William T. BrockenhoUch and Lyme ShacElcford from he
2nd l.. t. Pearson and e. W. Smith from the 81; and "
c. Haynes and r. H. Lyel from the lth d=tric which
delegation the Chairman and Secretary added.
3d. Resolved That the course CT Elliott NJ Braxton az
the representative from this District in the present ega
tuc has been such 10 merit hearty approval which
We hereby bestow upon hnl-and pledge ourselves,
should he consent 10 be candidate for election sup
port him with nnaha ted zeal
4'h Resolved That the Tappaisnnock Gazette and Rich
mond Enquirer be requested to publish these proceedings.
G. f. A. MCCARTHY, Chairman.
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