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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-28
by Goddin & Appcrson. AuI,.

ny Soddin d Apperson, AUS.
Mot VALUABLE WAX 1i:OU- r Lot ON CARY AND
M !. ss5s SpP1 Isl u ate oTs,s Rys, ssiod
:9h NoveEbe 1854 on The prui,e, Afternoon III:
osiees TIA. mos. valuable corner Of Cary and IS;
poses to build their s feet on Il. Ssr,h s
sy I'D" The oe.on Of one 81 s5S Is:
Io ,s o,, desirable BY reason of its The
IsrT..,h cash. balance and IL month, for u.rO,t,b.
nesi -D Sob DIN Al SfpERsos, Au..
NiLuAnLE hsNAWnA GOAL LANDS FOE s.IY-
es..' Of .h k.Sissa
highest Sdd.l 1a 1s Others are
Dt r., s So ie y day ..t Of peesaeeI NEXT
Lot 10 sSa.i Ing : Is s &C. .e''
Lot No. !, eon,ainins 81 Acres.
ss,ns co.. lands yinS in k.aswha county bank Of
above the tosn 0. Charleston. num- ABOUT % miles
are .ssrdsd as amongst the coal lands In The
The residue on credit in .l is and "a ona
noai-iavs@s JAMES NJ. LAIDLEY, Comm.
hereby give ncee seh. the heir.
forbid the sale ofthe n. Gs
s .ad sss:2 ! .sa sss
S d ses asS s'h% az
pes s Ss'f .s 9Gs Of k.sashs eosa
bound md eJ any decree rendered in cause ''
s s,:s.,i ~ NICHOLAS c. KINNEY.
ny ruiiiam a Davis, Nuctioascr,
osost wsdss,day :hs asth will ~
children. guns A'' 4 man, WIFE, and
a22s puLIIAM . DAVIS, Aue;,
\ ANDIN NEW KEN 4 COUNTY FUR SALE
~ In execution OF decree Court New Kent
the pending Court ia The na%. and y. IF
Ms':' sdo Ae agsins, Turner wife others shall
rnURspAr day q mex, the rss Of Sn
The Lad ss e f r.. sni p
rrer~. suppressed 70 eoo T r hou At the head Of York
asts Hsog, three hundred OF which clesrsd and IN hsh
dqsS hssvy crop; Of wheat: yr The
tns hn souss S s5s The nadas, ooa
rsp and Tsny Of them recently ba the neigh
h 'esSn Of ne state AZ the time perish
So e.'e on The said land household and f.shsn furniture
Term. q S-The land a credit Of sir. twelve and eish
Die e.t., on credit Of six Bonds aud good .~eury
De rtqared AMI the iiile to the aud Until all the pur
noat-e'ds' NArH'L J. TURNER. CONT
AND hEsFc ST i IAB It
roS sh FLANrApioS AND FIGHr SLAVES THEREON,
81 Hent oss e0nty Gnsr decree .,i Court
r and O,hs viii sell a. public assicn' on ,s
PREMISE; on THukspA! me 4h day isi a. s
eSans GossS dss .. S T EssssS ; .ss.
asai snd nov Z IL
n ,oSse to The mine'. riEh, Of me Tukaho
mt i1d sI hass ScI:.aay The said Loser
ing the said plantation and also Negroes nov on The said &c
boys,
Plantation contains by survey 1855 acres and e. poles OF
eh Fe acres are James river be 40
~ hTts are cleared high land, residue mostly In wood
and imeer excellent quality The estate viii be od
| and announced at the time o sale "
Isf tern. q sale viii be sor real estate, sh cash. bal
anee IN equal insslnenis, 90 aud years notes
Interest we'll secured and the title By way Of lien for s
purchase money. 80 - ''S' '"'
The ,.'e' viii be sold for cash. for approved endorsed
sss nois' hsetes, Sdied At mouths; paehaser Jay
AZ the oee Of the sreioneer give any further inor
| ton that may Re desired. - ~ '-"
Major Jesse stead or his oveT'ee will pleasure 10 SHOWING
| The same to persons disposed TO puTsbs.e.
,,.,-,.., JOHN NJ. PATTON, coa'r.
/ nnlI-2awiis
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ssssss Austria and Russia - q, rrsyioss
Inc var has nae
uoo his FORMER poscn- novement of aey.
srs. has taken place.
....r rnr pAkuBE-AsfA.
o.. otnsee an 10 Asia uers without much
opportunity. 1890 ' - ne n''
HUNGARY AsD POLAND.
rhs aesounts from Husary the
for rebellion They Impatient ,in the anss
siiiss. ~ s' " unite WIN me
AUSTRIA.
oehevsd that Austfs will eventually joip With Rassis-
viewed ui,s b. Ensiand ana
SPAIN.
IN spain we're much . rupture OF the sp.n
s ksly 70 take place. Iadssd reported that
y.r oss oe9n m,rss, ..s saie-prees snchansed
Ss.tn m.rket quiet. Manchester trade dnii "
pfsanstous we're duler Flour dseinrd IA
enaed vi per quarter. AMI wheat declined bu,h,
Lard o8sa:5s. - Ss'''s''"sh'J upward.
quiet Once surar unchanged Re. ar At n
49,. % naval stores unchanged. Tobacco previous
aonsy 'trinsenI csnso had declined and closed .,
American stocks dull
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AUCTION SALES.

AZ DaycnpntI. Alton \ TO-, Ancis.
t1uOoatNG PLANK ar AIT TiUN.-O a FRIDAY IA, m.
- ssnosr. sell at
lottc sei North carolina" Dre.s,d yioo,nf cara.
Iksss-& r9entAs credit approved
hof, DAVENPORT. kLLrS q CO. Auets
ny Davenport. Auss a 90, Aues.
6NRoCf1ilfS &C. AT AUCTiON-On THURSDAY az,
Sevetassr ". -iil seit at 10 o'clock our susoa or.
an assortment of Groceries, 'S's'
LAgaAyra, Rio and lava Co1e~
.A' .B" &c" Coree sursr
Crushed and Powdered DO
Molaases In hhds aud beis.
New York Syrup.
Sole Leather.
100 Ibis Reetned whisfey.
70 half pipes Brandy
Sosp-Candits.
rs Bales Cotton Yarns,
Wrapping Paper, kc &c.
APT rov,d paper. "'N'' ''
ao4s DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co, Auc,..
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Ition 10 the Classics and Mathematics.
!. =" higher Eogiish Branches =.

The vacation viii lie In August and ptembcT. Appcstio
Ter admission may he made James askn,, Eq President Ac
hepnedys o. Bun~ick rounty, Va. Students going the
sou Side Railroad wieaye the at whe,
conveyancss can be obtantd to the Academy which
teen miles distant. AUG. g. DIBBIE A n
The 'ue,ec relying his experience refers only
As have been his patrons or these will
free Fournoy WIN Breeden Woodbridge, Richmord
Ihos Vaden ST. Manchester Or WIN Ball. Hancock,
Whitman Winee Greene chestehsd DR. CfuDp,
Blair Burwell, sr, and Hiram Harris PovhAtan.
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In me event Of sickness every attention will be bsstose ~,
care and To charge made
Respectfully, JEFyEasoE NISnp Ss n
Address M.leT's p. o. Essex county v. ~, y.
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NhiGlNh CENTRAL Nu.WotD-wISTER lRRASGE.
MNf-Cn and AMER she TN instant the Mail Train viii
ieSTe At 10 T. W. and arrive Train
we urarEe ant htx'ndfia Railroad At GordonsvHie.
The up Freight will prersed the mail beaver nam D.rot
noo n. g. wtfTCONR. suu't
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re kh9ssELEcrLD No. GOSHEN BUTTER, for sale.
~ n'N JAS. WINSTON
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ruAru
~ tory tie iollo rins and desirable Goods.
ZINE French Tslmss, something rea iy beautiful
Heavy Drayef and Dcvonshre Over Goats
fne Dress frOcks, made Of the hntst French CI5tb,
Hack Cashmere Pants, very superior quality
Vests; Stlse SIX, sitn te, Ae some Of the
styles to be found here
one Frm ofsahy IN the Ntw market on tie
loE cut TOT new syls Of Goods, them up AZ a.
they We have for the past sixteen y,s, chi r.s
ison for selling good and sshnabe clothing At M rss.
wings lnsiltuon Of KEN BALDWIN = CO. IS
no2i NJ 100 N.ts 80,
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ESisSOLyTION.-owingto the death Of THos rINsLEY.
~ J the hrm Of BUTLER TISsLEY 10 dissolved All per
sons ndeeed the tri will please make
and those having claims against will present settle
meh'. BUTLER rINsLEY.
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ny Larus d shine.
VALUsBl.E HOUSEHOLD AND d TISiiisy FtuSvrrpY
AT At AUC1ioH-wiss .od on sDsEsDAY morning % a.
Nov f?th, neink At 10 O'clock re.nc- OF Ne
aerr corner Of 81 and Main streets, declining hons.
keeping, all Of hi, Household Tu.nitare
Of Of Hertss celebrated PIso yo.,rs
ing OF the elegant ever offered for al. m
this city. " >1 WI '.'e 'n
ALsoac,pe, Reds Bed,i..ds. Chairs, w.rdroses, w.,h.
stands tctboard, extension Dining Table China GA,
an esran Mahogany Bookcase Ac with The 81
ehen Furniture. inci,d
sold AZ 10 O'Clock '' wi" os
Terms sale
ssie conducted By
neH LARUs SHINE. Aueton.er,
by Davenport. Alien Sc Co.. Aucts
ESOOTs. SHOES AND HATS AT AUCTION ON rRIp.v
sih December Will SELL at 10 o'clock At on, ...ion .a,.
Boots ehoes and Has all winter rood, e,n,i,t
ngof ' sO10''een.is'-
Mems and BOYS Heavy Boots, &c,
Shoes, of all grades
WoEens Shoes
ChIldren's do
six ard Wool Hats
Caps, Sole Leather, dc, ke.
100 Trunks.
soo esh; 800 and over four month, credit 70,
approved paper. sN'' '0'
nolo DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO. Au,t,
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oc..-cu JOSEPH sINToN 4 SONS
oFFiCE RICHMOND AND YORK RIyyp n an p !, n co-,.

o,,r. RcssoSp. octoIer 10, 1854
ohDhH o. the President and Directors Richmond
ana YORK River Railroad cenpany: notice hereby given
ia BOOKS are the Company under The
Of the tb nm
,uosroed shares Of the Capital COMPANY in con-
Ioy with the Act Of Assembly provided Per-
sons DESTROYS OF taking stock viii Gu With the
'eeI.,4y. A. ". MORTON
gTcrsta
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ShGMoEs.-on Wednesday, the 18th, We will sell a, ss
children. - $3.50 " Ha"' WIG anu =
| no2S 4 n.r,,
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S,INTON s SONS NI RsERY- NslR nIr,.,IaZn-

y
sIcH for paaiing has arrived would
call The attention OF their friends
70 iheit large and extensive collection FRtir TRIES
Aseeeiion that has been surpassed the
OF virginia. and nearly all popagaed fruit
trees in their n OF 1850 eN.''Nk
with directions for planting be had William
seed and Plough Store; PeytOn Johnston Brothers,
stoie at o. sinton Hardware An
rev johnston Co. Hardware siore Logan WalIer'a
house where any order, left will puuctuay
tended to- and addressed Rchnon
receive prompt attention. -0""' VIA
oclI-ctf
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HpkD OAk AcADEmY, UHUN-wI Il COUNTY, VA
~ The undersigned will Chesterfield and take
shargs Of the above Institution Monday JaEuary is5
s o'Jeei VI be 10 uden Colleges
country or Tor the pursuits az active c lie believes
will teach accordingly
The oeaiiono the Academy healthy, RETIRED and In Sec
ton noted for Its Intelligence virtues
Charges per session Of ten nonths ayabc smannuay
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| the Wool Grower and Stock Register, 1. m.
journal devoted 70 Wool and sTOcE
ana 70 every o,ner OF sheep Horses. Cattle,
Pases-n best style at only So Volume The III youme
| Commences in January. Address D. D. T NoCEs
| no2I-6t-lPl Rorh..,sr Wv
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FRED VERNON, OR.

TIE VICTIM OF AvARIcE.
by the author Of" Minnie Grey; !" Ggs Iov,r, =.
go WI" stana.h Hall Amy Lawrence .Harpv th W "a
VIII anu me way Ellen de vere or tae way ~ ~.
iS oman and her Master " Romantic Ined.nts IN ,s
Revenge, 'ec.-PriceI5 cents Afeen' or the Jesuti
IvNHlS charm rg romance viii he .,..,,.
woman and her Master" etc IVY Amy Lawrence,
The author has another 10
IL his a9,ho., brow vernon may b.
h::plsyed In the Individuality Of It's sooalty
@ dSton the ntrieaey OF Its plot the harmon, ~
Il. 80 ~, sesrsy as aesnpo,on. talented sutbp,
sney n ns s Snsst day The
tease Interest," and the yie which /, i, ,o one OF In
the end. ~ 'Ay u Aside until be reaches
'enD ea'n oraeisto GARRETT CO., Publisher,
Also ,o,J nv . No Is, Ann treet, NY
noai,SS,sey u, NJ WEsr and SIXTH Foan
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Adnng the resolution Of neighbor Mis-, Ali S,;nos l.
eohtinue her account the school At hsr
ne mouse We take the liberty Of stating the uniy.,,
S o. an VINO have The pleasure OF her acquaintance that
reunsuent Of manuer and deacy
hs possesses the solid accom-
MS OF finished education Miss musical attain
neu attract the admiration they ave nanv -
ptake OF her fathers hospitality. iersnd The nsJI
Of me pupil will be in charge Minor vhose az
ee0nA'e and Iothefy attention they safely entrusted
WHITE,
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"A SIrcATION SASTED.-A married gentleman born T.,
- who h-, received Collegiate In his ma
STATE and has had vi,h., n oh
in situation as Principal OF Aeahemy sa,f,se.
Virginia. --''' ''' D. n1..ehuond,
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BN.cH.niEs CITY COUNTY COUNT, The - Iolh d.,

order made At the last term Of this Court directing
ues o. This county TO lie summoned appear here
chsir They VI. adopt the s3rd Section Chapter 1873 Of The
oue OF Srgns prevent free
lnr or Offering to sell or barter Agricultural uthou,
suh eehess as the law iir returned executed and
majority OF the Justices being the doth
the said section be In free from and after this d,y this county
ano we Oo doh further order, that the
marc cut s ar copies ihi. ordsr and
most public places In this county and that opy
o' the ssms 70 be pubIihtd In pubI,
In Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk once ve,i r tso sst
ACIpy-Teste:
no2L-ev2v EDMD T. CHRISTIAN, Clerk
!" Inc Norh Herald aud Petersburg vii eopy
once week for 2 weeks. nj nj senI In r n
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My Fchcos and scho0asters; OF Ny
An Auiotosraply b. Hugh Miller Footprints Of III,
Odd Red SANDSTONE" With full Portrait
OF the author. limo. Price o. IS.
This Is personal OF deepy inter, sting ard In
OF the age ~
Miller On Scripture Geology The Two Records Mosaic
logical Lecture delivered before the Young
ISOLATION In Exeter Hall, London l6ms. Price Is
FIRST Impressions England People With nne En
craving OF the Autlor. limo 81.
thrllngy interesting Of
presenting tie most beautiful feke IL
o be m thel
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Il every Monday, Wednesday and Friday IHs
AZ O'Clock IN the morning. Returning from go
seotViie will leave Tuesday, and Saturday,
the same hcr O'Clock II. The passing thc air
or soppng places will be given in day two
The PLOUGH BOY" for the presen. run she has
leaving Richmond every Tuesday Thursday aud
ii, and arrive At New Canton at p. II.
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SEw CoNcEgNzIhaye hi, day taken In eopsrn.hip my
name Of JAS. T. BUTLER CO. " ~
Thankful for heretofore 80 brslv -
the ne $500 N"''ss VIZ"
August 5th, Dissatisfaction prryrp
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"AaTEp.-A young married gentleman, who has ba,
several years experience salesman 10 city hut VIII
mas SIDED In the country for the two dr,rou.
returning and would as i, NJ
GOODS or uro;ery Store losey prefered) Letters
attent"n and no others Very best
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-08
-NoRTHoARoLINAs sIANDARp WEDNESDAY TEBRUARY s 1854
THE MoCRACY IN MOTION.

We publish to-day the proceedings of two Demo
cratic meetings-one in Mecklenburg and the other
in Madison The Charlotte Democrat saws of the
Mecklenburg meeting
q On Tuesday last, the Democrats of this County
held meeting and appointed 20 delegates to attend
the Convention to be held at Raleigh to nominate
candidate for Governor. Capt John Walker that
unhinching Democrat and able champion of our
cause, presided, who, for the short time allowed by
| the Court, had to content himself with making n
very few remarks, briefly setting forth the object of
the meeting. The proceedings will be found in anoth-
er column-which, after appropriate compliment
to our present Governor for the highly satisfactory
manner ne has discharged the trust repesed in him.
expressed the utmost confidence in the determination
of President Pierce to the high expectations of
his friends, and to make his Administration bright
epoch in the history of Democracy re-affrmed the
orthodoxy of the platform of the late State and Ma
tional Conventions The Democracy of Mecklenburg
true they in the days of seyenty-sx
No dsorganizer could raise his head her soil and
live. In the coming canvass they will be united to
man, and with an increased majority will send our
standard-beacer on his way to the mountains reoi-
cling.
The meeting did not recommend any particular
man as the candidate, but will support the nominee
whoever he may be- having the fullest confidence in
the patriotism and soundness of the nominating
Convention. We trust some of the delegates NAV
ind 1t convenient to attend"
The Madison Resolutions were introduced by that
sterling'Democrat j. B. Jervis, Esq land an excellent
speech was delivered by David Coleman, Esq, who
is doing "yeomans service " in the cause The Mad
ison meeting, it will be Observed expressed pref
erence for w. w. Avery, Esq, for Governor
The old Democratic spirit is beginning to manifest
itsef-the party is what it was unit upon all es-
sental points, and this spirit will gather force and
fire until the election not only of Democratic Gov
ernor, but of Democratic Legislature our friends
in all the Counties will only prove themselves
and to their cherished cause. Let all adhere with
more trmnes than ever to the MAXIM" Cancellation,
compromise, harmony-every thing for the cause
nothing for men," Let unite as one man to dis
courage all dsorganizaon, and let spare no honest
efforts to avail ourselves of all strength in con-
tests in the various Counties for members of As
sembly
It is highly important that the State Convention
should be full one and trust that all the Coun-
ties in the State will hold meetings. and appoint del
egates who will be certain to attend
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-08
MEETING IN MECKLENBURG,

At a meeting of a portion of the Democrats of
Meckenburg County, held in Charlotte, on the 24th
day of January, it being Tuesday of the County
Court; On motion, John Walker, Esq, was called
to the Chair, and j. III. Hutchinson requested to act
Secretary.
The object of the meeting being explained to be
for the purpose of appointing delegates attend the
State Convention to be held in Raleigh for nomna-
ting suitable standard-bearer in the next Guberna-
toria canvass in this State the following Resolutions
were submitted and unanimously adopted to wit
Resotrea That the Democrats of Mecklenburg,
having unlimited confidence in the truth of the prin-
ciples of their party and believing them to promote
the prosperity and best interests of the Republic
are determined as in times past to rally to their sup
port, and aid i'll continuing in North Carolina the
triumph which they have gained throughout the ex-
tent of the Union.
Resolred, That our present Chief Magistrate,
DAVID S. REID, by his able and efficient advocacy of
Democratic principles and faithful discharge of his
official duties, has endeared himself to the party
throughout the State and in his retirement carries
with him the confidence and best wishes of the entire
Democracy.
Rcs0lred That we have confidence in the Demo-
cratic Convention, and will cordially support the
nominee of said Convention, provided he is sourd
and reliable upon all the principles of the party
laid down and expressed in the State and National
Conyentions-the platforms of which are hereby
endorsed and approved by this meeting
RcsOlred, That we have the utmost confidence in
the patriotism and soundness of President Pierce
upon all questions touching the rights of the States
doctrines promulgated in his Inaugural Address and
the recent Message to Congress, will give his
Administration cordial and jealous support.
Resolred, That the Chairman of this meeting APP
point 90 delegates to attend the State Convention,
in the City of Raleigh, to join their brethren of the
State in their deliberations for the common welfare
In pursuance of the 9th Resolution the Chairman
appointed the following delegates, namely JOS w.
Ross, R. P. Warning, Richard Peoples, W. W. Elms,
B. Morrow -Jno. P. Ross, Caleb Erwin, w. NJ. Mat
thews, John Kirk, VIM. Reid, Thos. B. Price, C. L.
Alexander, j. b. Kerr, VIM Black, j. W. Morrow,
S. II. Elliott, c. G. Alexander, Williamson Wallace,
p j. Wilson, T. Morris, James Johnston VIM. Max
well, j. NJ. Potts, S. a. Davis, c. B. Cross, Richard
Rozzell, DIR. j. S. Gribble, F. ii. Maxwell.
On motion. the Chairman and Secretary were add
ed to the list of delegates.
On motion, it
ResoIred, That the proceedings of the meeting be
sent to the "Wcstern Democrat ~ and North Car
DINA STANDARD" for publication.
The meeting then adjourned.
JOHN WALKER, Chairman.
J. n IIUTCHISsox .Secretdru
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-08

At meeting of the Democratic party of Madison
county, held in the Court House at Jewel HILL OH
the 18th instant for the purpose of appointing Dele
gates to the Democratic State Convention, to be
holden in Raleigh in order to nominate a candidate
for Governor, Robert league, ESQ., called to the
Chair and j. b. Jcrvis requested to act Sec
rotary.
The following resolutions were introduced and
read by j. Il. Jervs, and after a most excellent
speech from David Coleman, Esq, were unanimous
ly adopted:
Res0lred, That whereas it is proposed to hold
Democratic State Convention in the city of Raleigh
Mt some early day for the purpose of nominating
candidate for the Office of Governor the Chairman
of:this meeting be requested to appoint five Dele
gates to represent the Democracy of Madison coun-
ty in said Convention.
RsSolred, That the Democrats of Madison cling
with unchanged constancy to the we'll known prin-
ciples of the Democratic party-that they stand I'M
equivocay and uncompromisingly the "Balti-
more Platform" and adhere with unaltered frmness
to the great principles of Free Suffrage and popular
rights, embodied in the resolutions of the Democrat
c State Convention of 1850.
Resoiced, That we heartily support and approve
of the Administration of President Pierce that his
antecedents gave full confidence in the wisdom of
his selection by the people; and that every act of
his Administration brings US the assurance that VIC
have not been deceived
Resolred That the Democracy of this county re-
cognse the peculiar Importance of internal improve
ments by the State; and especially advocate the
tcntion of the Central Rail Road, East to- Beaufort
and west to the Tennessee line.
Resotped That while we expect cordially to sup
port the nominee of the Conve ton, in the full
fidence that he will be worthy support; and
while we cheerfuy acknowledge the merits of
rious gentlemen whose names have been brought
forward in connection with the nomination, the
Democrats of this county would respectfully suggest
the name of W. w. AVERY, Esq, of Burke, their
favorte choice, and one who, from his character,
talents, services and unfinching devotion to Demo-
cratic principles, is in every way worthy to fill the
position of Chief Magistrate of the State.
Resoleed, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Ashevillc News. -
The Chairman, in obedience to the first resolution
appointed the following gentlemen Delegates viz:
j. B. Jervis, DIR. John Yancey, Col. j. r. Weaver,
VIM. Goldsmith, and James Jack.
The thanks of the meeting wero rendered to the
Chairman and Secretary, and then the meeting adj
journcd. ROBT. LEAGUE, Chairman.
J.. B.. JERvIs, Secretary. - $50