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Is BRO " Ms
Essence of Jamaica Ginger,

'I'lilS ESSENCE is warranted to rnssess in a
concentrated inrn all the valuable properties Of
JAMAICA GINGER. and will he found, Oh trial. an
excellent FANNY Medicine. 1t Is particularly recon.
n.'n"u Us '"hc' I" persons recovering from fever
ohrr diseases. few ,ri,s inpar,ing 10 The stomach
glow AMI vlg"r equal Ia wine gIaS>f fn nf brandy
or other :tlnni;nt with"nr any OF the drhiiaiiIic
elects which are sure to follow the t>c of uuor of
any kInd; and ii is errl"e especially srrvirrahp to
cI'lurrn ana irniai's To The age, il will prove
great comt"r; 10 the dyspepiic and To rhose y ho ar
prr'ilsw>rd 10 gnut or rheumatic airrrinS il rive.
great relief: and 10 The inrbriae " no wishes to re-.
l"rnl brf Whose stomach is constantly craving th.
MOTIONS Ii1n"r. il is misunderstanding tone tn the
digestive organs. and strength Ia r..sr temptation:
ana Is consequently great agent in le cause Of
temperance.
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Plaslcn'imS Lalhs.

dni naAS".HSf a, ana ,Il EATs Att sss .: ;
sale low. Apply at Plank Road Mill, 10 miles above
Hamburg, or To H. \. KENRICk.
Hamburg, April 3 If u
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ToMATo PGE.- Pick green tomatoes, pour
boiling water over them, and let them re-.
main few minutes; then slip off the skin,
cut the tomatoes in slices and put them in
deep pie plates Sprinkle little ginger and
some sugar over them in several layers
Lemon juice and the grated peel improve
the pie. Cover the pies with !. thick crust,
and bake them slowly for about an hour.
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~ ITIVN. ". BNCUN, C. C. z. d.
Clerks Office. April II. 1854. Iv II
Foreign attachment.
Notice..

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of Martha
~ Barrett, deed, will make payment by The
first Of October next. and those having demands
against said Estate will render them in by the above
specified day, Us intend leaving the State at tina,
time. X. BARRETT, Adm'or.
juno S Jt OF
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IVY dHd2ll hinG-Sfrcet. corner 0f Market Sircdt
Charleston, S. q.
| HARPETiNCS.-Ingrain, 3 pIys, Brussels, Ia
| " pr>try and Vclyrs.
CURTAIN MATERIALS, in silk, Satin and
| Wor>ird
Curtain Camhr'cs and AIuslins. in large variety.
Embroidered Lice and Muslin Curtains all styles
Gill C"riccS, in all the nrw d, s.ns,
Curtain Gimps, Holders, Ionps lasscls, &c.
Dra"'ry Cords and Bell Ropes, in all varieties,
British and American Floor Oil Cloths.
Silver and Gilt Stair Rods and Stair Carpetinps.
Of aIl styles.
Wilton, Velvet, and Administer Rugs, in large va
rictv.
PLANTATION WooLENS-Blankc,s, Plains.
kcrsrys. Caps &c.
Red and White F1annrs. shirtincs. &c.
Cotton OSnaburgS. Of all the 5s Southern manu.
iacurcs.
English and American COTTON FLANNELS.
FruclI. English aud American Prints.
LINENS, "r Richardson's superior make for
Shcrin"s Shirtin"s. Pillow Cases Table Dama>ks,
D"ylcS. Napkins. Tuwcl'iugs, lluckab;cks, Fruit
Ci"ihS. B. T.. Diapers. Grass Cloths. ,&c
Cloths, Cassin,rrs and Vrst;n.s, Of best French
Goods,
Servants Cloths. in all the shades of English !
CmHS,
S'aincts. Twrc'ls, leans and Linlscys. of all
Qualities and styles. With full assnrlmt ut Of
Eslch EsTcss Goods.
In SILKS. TISSUES, BAREGES, GRENA-
DIMES, MUSIlNS. &c
Eon'b'lzine>, sAlpacas aud Mourning Goods, in
great variety.
Evening Dress Goods, in great variety, constantly
received.
All the above are of our own Direct EN-
and Offered at the l. y w L D I
MARKET PRICES.
T'CrianS---CASlI or City Acceptance.
ca; The ONE PRICE SYSTEM strickly ad.
lcrc,l to. All Gouds warranted.
BROWNING e LEMAN
Charleston Jan so If
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TGsY TE8E NEEDgCGNE!!

BE W ARMED IN SEASON,,!
And nr.Iec not thai cough which is daily weakening
Your constitution, irritating your throat and lungs
aud inviting un That dread disease, Consumplion
when 80 >nulhing and Healing a remedy can he ub.
tanned as Dr. Rogers Syrup of Lverwurt and Tar.
BEWARE OF FCOUNTERFElTS AND BASE I'M.
ITATIONS.
The genuine article is signed ANDREW ROGERS on
The engraved wrapper around each hottie.
Price, 81 per bottle, or Fix hotties for S5. Sold
wholesale and retail hy SCOYAL L. MEAD
III thartrcS 81. bet Cont and ST. Lonls \. o.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES to
whom all orders and applications for Agencr. must
BE- addressed.
s<~'>"hl iy G. l.. PENN. EIgrhcld c. H.: WAEDLAW
II DENDi. AL1rvi!Ic Z. H.; PE.lrT i JONES. NrSbrr.
ry G. H. 4. J. CREIGHTON. Hamburg; IlAvILAND
RlSLEY e CO.. Augusta, Ga, and by one Agent iu every
Town in the South.
March Am
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT.
~ COMMON PLEAS.

>. +. Stevens,
rS' rs Foreign Aftachmcnt.
Chas. I. Harris.
VIE Plaintiff in the above case Irving this lay
L filed his Declaration in my Office. AMI the
Defendant having neither wife nor Ntinr,cv 10 re-
side wIIn The lmIis OF this State. on whom a cory
"' SAID Declaration with rule In pr:l can be
served, Oh ,I"tlnn "t Mr. ADAMS. Plaintiffs Altor-
nry, Ordered, That said Defendant arprar and
plead To said Declaration within II wear and dav
from the date hereof final and absolute Judgment
will be s givrn against him.
- TIIoS. &. BACON, C. C. 4. D.
Clerks Office. April II, 1854. Iy il
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To Rem {,

VIE Room at present occupied by Mr.. Lod Hill
Il as Dry Goods Store. In my absence apply
to J. a. Williams S. CHRISTIE
Dec % If 80
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Manufactured Tobacco !!

TlIST Received direct from the Factory. Thirty
~ Boxes CHEWING TOBACCO, COMPRISING
Four Clrnice brands, viz: Honey Dew, Orunoco
Extra aud Premium. For sale bv the Box, or nj
retail at LOW PRICES. Don't fail to call and
sample before buying elsewhere
G. l.. PENN, Agent
Oct 26 If Il
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N 0 otice,

HNllE Partnership formed between JAS. A. W.
i llAMs and SIMEON CHRISTIE, having been dis
solved by mutual consent, the liquidation and settle
ment of the business Of the Firm will be conduc:c
exclusively by $. CHRISTIE.
S. CHRISTIE,
JAS. 4. WILLIAMS,
Apri4 II 10
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White Lead, Linsccd Oil.

LAMP OIL, MEATS FOOT OIL and TAN.
NERS OIL, for sale next door to SuLLvAx's
+. T. MINIS.
Aug "a # 81
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y Yellow Wash for Walls is made by
taking quarter of a pound Of chrome yel.
low, quarter of a pound Of gum senegal,
and two pounds of whiting. These, dissol-
we'd in pure rain water, and treated as above
described for blue Vitriol, will form al excel
lent yellow wash.
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LOUISVILLE, July 18th lS49
have examined the list Of articles that composc John
Bulls Extract of Srsapara and have no hesitation in
saying that it is safe and valuable compound. would
prefer 10 any article in use for the diseases ursny
from an impure state Of the blood aiut Of the system
Gonndenty recommendit nv friends being power
ta Extract and one that believe will all classes Of
ior which 1t Is recommended if used according to
drccti0ug believe il to be valuable succrla nr,s m
have my doubts whether in the most
Noes anu rotracte cases Of Syphilis, accompanied with
o"eS iIophs IN carries Of the bones, whether it ough:
not to succeed every other remedy
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TO DESTROY TIE PEACH BoRER.-An-
other correspondent Of the Rural Ncp. York
or vouches for the efficacy Of the hot uelcr
remedy, as follows:
observed in late number of the Rural
an inquiry for destroying the peach grub.
| am induced to send you one which learn
ed upwards Of thirty-scven years ago, and
which, when properly applied at the right
time, have never known to fail. 1t is pret.
ty well ascertained that the eggs are deposi-
ted from the middle to the last OF the
seventh month (July.) About the first of the
eighth month, or sooner, take 4 kettle of boil
ing water, pour it all around tie body of the
tree foot hig h, and let it run into the ground,
gallon to each tree. Ii the worms have
got far into the bark dig them out, but it will
eilectualy destroy all within reach or near
the surface. Don't spare the water, it will
help to give the tree more vigorous growth.
We had trees that were SO much affected
that the greater part of the bark had to be
torn Oft to get the grub out, yet they have
continued to grow thfilttuIly Try it.
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R0 BINS0M Fl CKSON,
Ui.NBERCi s. C.
1T AVE- now an hand a most complete Stock
11 OF Hardware, amongst which may b,
found
s"o Ton English and Swccd Iron,
$40 Kegs Nails.
2U,UUO Lbs Castings,
30 D"z. Collins .lxcs,
10 " Ifradrs' Patent Hoes and others,
Superior Straw Cutters,
90 . Spades and ShoYcis,
10 " Rakrs,
llIics''n and others make Of Vices and Anvills
Trace. Hacr. Log, Fifth and other >t,lr oc Chai:Is,
~ comp icte Stock Of Pocket aah Table Cutlery.
ALL STILES Of
Plains, Saws Chs Is Screws. Hinges.
kn"'s. liri"ws. Bits. Guns,
Pistols. shot Bags.
Powder F;;sks, Cotton aurI WOOL Cards,
Well Wheels. Kettles, Stew Fans.
Frying Pans, Gridirons, Hammers. atchcts,
lacks. Wafer, and Waffle Irons. Candle Sticks,
StcrIyar'ls, Marking Guag.S Spirit I.,vrl,.
AndiI"n$, Shovr'S and rnngS. Screw
Plates, Composers, Thum
GIacrs. irIcursUn
Caps. &c.
Hamburg. ArriI % If Is
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Spring Goods---NeW STYLES |!


Spring Goods---New Styles
JOEaS II. SETTLE, AUGUSTA, Ga, has
81 just opened large and elegant Stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Received direct from the importers in New York
10 which he respectfully sulicits attention.
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Rich Organdir MVSLlNS;
Rich Printed .JACON ETS;
French GlNGlIAMS:
Rich Figured BAREGES;
Plain do.
Plain GRAPE DE PARIS;
Rich Plaid India SlI Ks:
Printed and Plaid TISSUES;
Mourning BAREGES:
Plaid and Printed Mourning and Cd Mourning
BAREGES.
ALso-GIOVES Silk and Cotton HOSIERY: ::
Lace and Twisted Silk MITES, &c., &c.
April y Pm l3
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Wolfe's Schiedam Snaps.
DlRCT IMPOR TON.


Wolfe's Schiedam Snaps.
DlRcT MPoRTATIcN.
ENllE Undersigned has just received in conncc-
l. lion with other CHOICE LIQUORS. a large
l"t Of WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCIIEiDAM
SCilNAPlS direct from Holland. This medicine
is highly recommended for medical purposes. and us
brv rage to those who indulge in any thing in
the line "f Pure HOiiand. has never been cyccllcd
by any thing offered in this country 1t comes in
quart bottles aud bc had liom the Subscriber
in any quantity.
-AlSO-
Scotch HHISKEY pure. Choice COGNAC
BRANDY. Holland GIN. pure and choice. Ma
drir;l WINE, old and fine, CHA.NPiIGNE
WINES. cll"c" brands. y splrhdi assortment OF
West India Fruits, Raisins, Nuts, &C.
With few I'"rrcls New Crop Orleans Mo!asscs,
and a i'.w bnxrs superior Sperm .ldanan,inc Can
''lrs. Ih"sc with general assortment Of FAMI-
Lf GROCERIES previously in Store, makes his
Stock very complete, all or any part Of which will
be s"hl l"w. ). J.. BOWERS.
Hamburg. Jan 2 II 81
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s.R McCONACIIIE. VI D.
Honorary Member Of the Medical Society," Philadelphia

W lear what DR. stapp physician who stands at the
'oP Ei hs profession says Of John Bulls Sarsapara
variety Of cronic diseases with the most happy cllrrs
anu nave no hesitation in Recommending it to the public
lor Tue cure OF scroiua, syphilis, and all aud
glaiuuiN diseases Yours, most ferrently,
LeSisport, Ky, April 9th, lSig WNI sTApP, ". D.
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.,
G FORGE SIMCLA,IE

GE0RGE SINCLAIR,
COLUMBIA. 5. c..
IRON g BRASS FOUNDER,
STAN ENGINE BUILDER
And E0iicr Maker.
4 Lii kinds of Flour, Grist and Saw Mill Gear
n in" aud Skating made and warranted to per-
form equal 10 any in the State.
DIR. K. T. NlMs, at Edgclield c. H., is authorised
Agent to make contracts.
Nov. >, 1873. " ~
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we earnestly invite all persons who suffering with
any Of thc ills that flesh Is heir to- to call on Dr. John
oui. agent ani get copy of Bulls Family Journal
%GhAils % ahi ior the sake Of humanity, WE hope that
hse individual will not be found unwilling give ulls
Snrpar" TRIAL after reading. and recoec,ing, a the
e tmc, that 1t is impossible the Doctor to publish
cures performed by his sarsapara The amount of ties.
tony voluntarily showcred on DR.. Bulls Sarsapara
Un wei known and distinguished individuals, both in
PIpc anu private life, has been perfectly overwhelming
u Or: John Bulls Principal Office, sids Fifth
street hrst door below Main, LOUISVILLE Ky.
II foR sale in this Village on Agency, by C
L. Penn. Druggist.
Spnt 0S
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G A NJ DID AT E S .
For Sheriff.

FELIX f. BODIE.
WM. QuATTLEBuM,
JULIUS DAY.
JAMES EDISON.
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ROGERS LIVERWORT s. TAR,

FOR THE COMPLETE CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS
INFLUENZA ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, SPIT.
TING OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER
LUNG COMPLAINTS TEND
ING TO CONSUMP-
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WHoOPING COUGH may BE- broken up and soon cured
by the usc of Cherry lccrnral
THE INFLUENZA is speedily removed by this remedy.
NUM- r"i> in>in have been crd where hole families
""r" Projected from any srri c'nsrnurnccs while their
nr':ls without the Cherry rcctora suffering from
the disease.
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aeV. Z. W. SEH0N, Rev. E. STEVENSON.
CGNcLC"lFf. The following is verbatim copy of
SarSaparla Rev. T. w Sclon is widely and generally
Known S an eloquent and plislcd pastor Of the VI.
=: church anu Key + Stevenson has been known one
ol ihe most talented nnd jealous members that the Ken.
.uthy Conference could boast of for many years, and
TINS tS Is lng the high and responsible station of agent
or tle NJ r. BOOK Concern Can the world produce better
or more satisfactory testimony in favor OF any medicine,
better testimony then offered in favor of any
meuche iSeT b. W. Sehon- Rev. T. Stevenson
LOUISVILLE, May 10Th, 1919.
we nave used join Bulls Sarsaparla and have known
20 Ds used with entire sntisfactioni and have
valuable medical o "ur 1clel, tIss H. s d - sae anu
nuch good and relieve much suffering; and therefore
afflicted T. w SEIION
(SignedI f. STEVENSON
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FOR CR0UP-tivr?n cmiic nf ant:nnny 10 hc followed
10! large al frequent doses "f hr Cherry pcrnra until Il
suhdcs The disease If taken in scas" will not fail to
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From two eminent rhy.ician. in


FAYETTEVILLE. TFHH. s. ri l6. 1853
sIE-Wr have given y"rr Cherry lrcnra an t1,cn.iv,
lr" ~ nur pacilcr and m il Ia slrass every ether rem.
,dy We have r curing arricns If The sr;ra"ry organs,
DIS. DIENER & HAMPTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-21
THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURES.

The session Of the of closed on Friday
night when the two houses adjourned sine die BY the
sttuon regular sessions OF the Legislature only TO
b held bieuna!ly and end the 10Th day Of March, SO
wilt no meeting Of the Legislature I'll, January 1856
unless the Governor calls special session.
or the laws OF general public importance which have been
passed stands prominent the bill 10 provide The for
constructing second track the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road from B1lllmore 10 Piedmont
The bill for the consolidation of the Baltimore and Suque
hanna York and Cumberland and the other rail roads
to the construction of con- nuous limo OF rail road
from Baltimore to Emra, and to place them under
asemen also matter of deep interest," and lis successful
fail 10 advance The trade OF the city
Baltimore
Tho bill authorizing increase Of the banking capt1 OF
Baltimore s of Import 10 the business and
trnde OF that city.
The proibllory liquor law was only defeated Gu,
more moderate law for restraining the Issue oil licenses was
lost, Consequently. there has been no legislation on The
subjcc, of temperance or intemperance.
The bill to abolish all Inspections except those OF -four
tobacco and guano, passed, which will exclude some
twenty newly appointed inspectors from their posts The
guauo inspection retained and the price Of inspection
reduced from forty thirty cents per The In
spector required aoayze samples OF every cargo and
publish his analysis aud aso to weigh and brand the grade
Of the inspection and weight on each bag or barrel.
The homestead exemption from debt was lost and much
impor,au, business left unfinished.
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- Wing and Dispatch please copy.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

CosoonD. N. H., March 6.-The Democrats consider the
House OF Delegates In much doubt, whilst some give II up
auogeher The number Of Wings and FreeSosrs elected
n The House thus far ia said be l59 Other accounts
nesen, the tho election Of liz Democrats 10
Inc House. and lis Wings and FreeSoes aud that the
lawns to be heard from elected aet year Dc Democrats to
is others, and Is no choice.
Returns from 100 for Governor show The following
result: Baker dem Is 500 Bell whg II 50Q Perkins free
soil Goo Baker, therefore, leads Bell OOO votes hn, hicks
so far 800 Of majority over both opponents His ma
Ior,y In the State, however, will probably reach GOO
CosooRD, N H., March I6.-The Statesman Of this morn
ing SAYS the House is very doublfu-John p Hale has
bean elected representative from Dover.
CoscoRD IL M.-The Democrats give It up The Wings
md Freesoies elected far l59 members OF the
House. which will give them nsorI!y on joint ballot in
the Legislature Baker the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor loses nearly 1900 votes since last year.
LATEsT-THE COALITION SUCCESSFUL.
CoscoRp p M.-Later returns show Democratic loss
of 81 representatives snce last year. and oppos!
lion majority in the Legislature The Wings and Freesol
have certainly chosen ISL members of the House. being
3 more than msjoriiy of the whole House
Baker Governor will have than 1900 major
y II he gets that II Is certain that supporter OF
the Nebraska bill be elected United States Senator by
the Legislature elect Our city is In tempest of excite
ment.
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p,,HTiC.AI..
THE PAST.

rh. INST IL past with many hopeful morrow
I,a errors ard It's good works live with God;
The agony is DER of 10y or sorrow,
The flowers lie dead along he path We troo.
The past is past /! 10 solemn silence taking
Alike the sunny and the rainy day.
On the live altar OF the fond heart breaking
Full many an idol built on feet oil clay
The past Is past! In certain still rotation b..
Deadening and looseuing, as 1t traveeu ",
Each hope which bounds with glad antic,p""o"'
Each vivid passion and each tender Tie
The nas, IL pa.ti and our young selves departed
JJpon the flashing vhirl Of those heet years.
1ts lessons leave us sadder stronger neai.eo'
Moro slow TO love- less prodisa! OF 'eats'
The pas, Ia pas,l and knowledge taught Suspicion
IT, dim The spir,t with its foul cold shinti
r., uru ' b,ss and dark thing finds admission,
Amid The wisdom learnt from lie and lime.
The pas, is pasl and in that twilight valley
nn.IJ slow repeptance and the vain reerei;
ra.rs for ibe future from those shadows SILLY,
And hang around the path before us yet.
Tho mas, Is past! and all! how few deplore It,
or would relieve their time, had they the power
Though Nature sometimes weakly weepeh Ger II,
At memory of some wrong, or happier hour.
The past Is pas there's bitter Joy 10 knowing
IT'S gone forever; deuG and buried deep,
It lies behind and on life's stream Is Moving,
Where the deep waters OF the Dead Sea seep'
The pas. is past, in faith and patience taking
It's lessons: let US lay them on our neut'si
Tbs chains atteuuacd lnks are breaking;
Re a,rnes,i-use the present ere II parts!
40 '''A' [F'razier's Magazine.
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Fur the Enquirer.
EXTRA SESSION or THE LEGISLATURE.

EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGloLAl oNE'
believe II absolutely and ndsrensaby necessary Tor he
good Of The STATE there should be an extra session "
The Legislature next winter 10 commence early Ia DeceW
ber Te large amount Of important uEhnshsd business
tina, could not possibly be reached owing 10 the consu
,Iona limit tho recharefing Of the State Banks the aP'
poinment Tor law comforting the Governor Or 10
come other manne of persons TO take the State census
which latter Is constitutional provision and many very
many bills of local character reported and mol acted spon
NOT 10 cav thing regnrd tho leading lines OF Inter
nal improvements, almost wholly neglected, render
called session absolutely necessary. believe Inc poo
Ole 10 fact the people rapcc It and wish H. or
or a, least large majority Of those that LOOK oil INC ma'e
In proper light. There sm aware some thai woma
raise howl against IT, That might be expected bnt 'he
rejecting portion Of tho good people Of this State Woua %
satisfied and may cay CERTIFIED For without en- extra
sessIon the whole Stale must and will cutler.
heard it lntmsed before left Richmond thot lherc
should be an extra session the Democrats would DO chaigea'
Bile with IL. Away with any ouch ent. II Is oil CANNON
know no party lines In this NATTER and an attempt 10 make
Darty capital of such would be hssed down oy
nil decent and sensible men, So far could ascertain,
there were as many Wings in favor OF an extra session as
Democrats and perhaps more Wing of The s!raightsf
cf and would detpse my scf if could for moment be-
eye any of nv party would attempt 10 gain any thing by
ch,ropp the Democrats 10 the Legislature with the extra
session and not resent with all my might Nc, sir II
ia no party matter But alike OF both Pse5 are tor H.
hope Governor Johnson will convene the General Assem-
hIv even should the majority mol Gallon him.
Il Member Of he late House Of Delegates
from Eastern Virginia.
- Wing and Dispatch please copy