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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01
Valuable Property for Sale.

s Pursuant TO the provisions deed If trust exccu.
~ ted To me by A. u. Dabney and Wife dated the
80 dav at May 1851 and duly record ed in the CLERK.
oihce ot the county count OF Cumpbrll county shall
proceed, on the lSthday Of January 1870 to sell by
wny OF pubic auction. he highest bidder the follow.
ing property conveyed in SAID deed for e purpose OF
shtt'ylns tie trusts THEREBY created: Til. Lot
OF Gtoun l. Containing acre. lying in the county If
Campbell, the city ~ ynch,ug being the sic,
o sad Dlbney residence and hand som. improved
rs any 1T IN the said city, and located in M st delight
iu mighhorhoJd. Also. another Lot situaled lust he.
l"w tn lot whch The Phoenix Foundry is built
containing from half three .to rths OF an mere If
ground. Also another Lot adjpning TINT sold by
Judge VIM. Dame to Joha Kidd. aid containing thre,
pos aud thirty-siN poles Ais the phnuix Fouuir,
with the Lot occupied thel with situate d. Directly be.
tween the Rive, and the Canal TIE whole OF tins prop.
eity is believed b OF the vaiun pe and de-. rnbi.
character being situated Lccrt, rear the cIty for all
business purposes und yet Nenpt from many burden.
because wthou, the corporate limits The ale will L.
made on n credit ~ four Eight mud twelve nnnth. e,
cci for sufficient um to diruy pensrs ot -ae ob
will he required cash Tn" purchaser. vii be rennr
e. t" give nePotiae notes satisfactorily endorsed for the
sevcn instruments 90 the purchase money and he title
tothe property will he Witt cid until fail payment a.
a further curity
A. As trustee sll 'on,c, OF Is such title 10 ,L.
saw pr"priyu is vested il bv the d. ed aforesaid
though the same is bell v"l to be unqnr-tonub!e
dec ~ tbs L. ID. JENNINGS Tru.,es
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01
M ARRIED

On Tuesday evening, Goth inst, by the Rev
W. IL. kncke, Mr.. Thomas +. GElMALpI, to
Miss SARAH VIRGINIA, daughter Of Mr. james
Lay, all of this city.
On Thursday evening, 23th inst, by the same
GEORGE ID. SAUNDERS, Esq, of Buckingham, to
MARY E., daughter of DIR. Robert W. Withers
of Campbell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01

MusloAL,-We learn that Grisi and Mario,
through tn'ir manager Mr.. Frye are negotiating
for hall in this city, for the purpose Of giving
Their operate concerts On the 10Th. I2.b, and
10th OF january They will be accompanied by
their orchestra and chorus sufficient to give
tnii effect to any pieces they may put forth. In
the dearth of fashionable amusements here this
SEASON. we have no doubt they will bc able To
overerowd any hall in this citv.-Uash Orgnn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01

The baltimore sun says, the foreign advces to
the 9th instant, though they seem generally To
be esteemed n more favorable than had been
peeted, are hardly, when scrutinized, calculated
Ia revive any great degree of confidence or hope
in regard to II monetary or commercial affairs Of
the near future. The tendency of both cotton
apparently sustaining the latter being the slow
OF limited arrivals. As regards cotton, the ex
trclnc dizziness in the Manchester trad had been
relieved onl, by meli,tlc India demand
Money is reported by the Earrings in fair demand
with American stock, dull and lower There IL
an exception however, in regard 10 our Federal
Government stoek-, the on this side the
water.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

WI r. sutSflIprf ""F,d respectfully ga the atteu-
l. ti"n al t!usr wi-iiug mike their friends pre-
>'nt tor Chris Ut e" Ncap that vii be uriz. above
diamonds 70 call al gallery an sl"ci from large
a's"rtu.ett,f Jtw ~ and Fancy G",-, $ received
'"i the orchsh'u ut prices Ia t TIA" times. H'd have
Them File with one hl~ in'mm,ts hle PREMIJM
DEhu EnREOllP Erncnlhcr that GIBBS bore
al oil the H.m by the hrst Iemm n cnmpriitois
n the lat" tuir- at Petersburg and KirinoEd; which
J. - S"th'tcnt guarantee hat his i iir to have
."nr image transferred equal 10 So WITHOUT much
i'. r"n" aiouE mrlrouds in ynur CARRIAGES or on
'' a. all nic received alike, and you VIII fnd plenty of
MON" goa fire and every thing make you comfo rable
me waiii' Your time OF sitting. Ia every case en-
TIRE satisfaction git en-or NO charge made
atthe sign of he Alag p E. GIBBS
-ls VI pap"r- advertising for me will copy.
v NtNisON ia MS. just received u nice lot III
Neh''"h Huns and { n sale hy
"ee - hs FRANKLIN, BROTHER ( Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01
SALE OF NEGROES.

/ n obedience To decree of the Circuit Couf, { An
oirnt'"x county pronounce nj H. Septrmber term,
1851. IN the case of Alrki:ney ADM al ". Stntham
al the undr sig ned ssinner in sell in front Of
the Market II Use, IN The town of Lynclurg, at huc-
tin IN the 81 ny of January 1853, three NEGROES ,
Consisting at Nv" men and one woman Term.-Cash.
dee 10 tbs WIN r. ROANE Co,,'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01

The Washington correspondent of the New
York journal 81 Commerce suys:-l learn from
very good authority that the fundamental arti-
Gle Of tho Hawaiian annexation treaty provides
for the immediate admission Of the Islands into
this Union, an Independent and sovereign
State They are to come IN" the Inon rs Tex.
as did, aud are 10 he rcprcsrn t"d, Of course, in
the next Congress, 10y two Senators.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01
Carriage, Buggy and Wagon.
AT AUCTION.

an SATURDAY morni4g, the 9TH January, | will s.u
Onu MARKET Street, excellent one VI two b,r.
Carriage with Double and Single Harness. Tonpu, mad
polr ia fr.t order, having been used but Gt,l, =
On. g,d Top buggy and ilurpess. Also good an.
nurse Wagon and Harhess.
TEHas-Nineiy days credit fnrhppro,cd paper
c. RICH d PHELPS.
dec !7.dtd. Auctioneer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01

The supporters of Mr.. Wise are Mortified b,
the den that fusion may '1ke place anon,
his opponents. \ contemporary puts in II goot
reply TO the tauntng accusation by directing AT
tention to the fusion which nominated him. III,
following nre some Of the factions found nssoci
ated in his support: Jackson men and Anti-Jack
son men, Distrbuiionsts and Anti Distribution
isis Scccssonist~ and Union men, Hunter
Land Bin men and Anti Hunters Land Bill men.
Nebruskaites and Anti Ncbraskaites, Mixed l3n,
SIS aud White Basis men, Old Fogies and Young
America. Now it strikes US that between sonc
Of these actions and the principles to which they
adhere, there Is a gulf wider aud deeper than
that which separates the Wing aud Know Moth
ing parties.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01

"ANTED.-By adv, "tn la, had seve,l
w year. exp, rie1cc, si'u,t n in private Gt.,iy
Is rachcr OF tie EngIi,h branches. Address NJ. NJ e.
Lynchhuiu IA Cwts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01
Wise on jackson.


To the old line Democrats, the men who loved
jackson and approved his course says the Rich
mond Wing, we commend the following brief ex-
tract from speech of Mr. Wise In 1897. ]. es-
presses bis then opinion of "old Hickory" AM
the war he so bitterly and fiercely waged agains
the United States Bank. Truly. truly IL ma.
be said, sir, that the eri ,chieh dndre,c Jdckso,,
didhres gffet hiE." That was the sentimcn
OF Mr.. Wise in 1897. Has he changed his opin
ion since! If 50. whore is the evidenced Lei
US have the chapter and verse.
Truly. truly il may be said. sir. that the ey'
which Andrew jackson did lives after him. II.
was the most fortunate man that God ever per
mitted to riot in success. and 10 triumph owe
much that was good. He wnrred without ceas
ing upon the Bank of the United States he rem
dered it AN odious monster, and killed it in H.
confidence of men. Yet all tie time that he VII
in power and welding that power against thu
institution il was frucif,ing the nation, sustain
ing exchange, maintaining credit, sound cu
rency, regulating IN "A measure excessive ban
issues: meeting out Ia lnbor its reward, insurin
confidence in trade keeping prices steady al
advancing. and in every way wardng off IL
evil day until nficr cksqn's term of office ~
pred. His monster lived TO keep him and hi
power and popularity alive, until ii was too lat
to rcbukc linn for the mischief now endure
1t gave Us seeming prosperity which all as
crihed to Gen. jackson, and verify his enemy wa
made 10 praise him.
"Nerly, his enemy was made to prals
him VIII Mr.. Wise praise the old hero mnc,
in ih. canyas-l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01
n EGROEs FOK SALE AND HIRE.

A\-On Tuesday, I'd day of January 1855, at the
Market House, IN Lynchburg shall offer for snle three
negro men, belonging 10 lsbels estate The residue will
bs io mfe the ensuing year Those old il be on 100
d">s credit Ter negotiable paper satisfactorily endor ed.
Those hired the usual bond and security vii, be ,eoued
jan l-d2t GApIaN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01

At Montevidco, South America. they sew up
their prisoners closely i'll u wet hide leaving ont
the head and neck only and then lay them on the
ground IN the sun to dry. In the process of dry
ing under the powerful effects of the sun, the
mde becomes contracted, and produces the most
rXcruCiating death
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01
PAUlETT HOUSE,

LynchbuIg. Virginia.
BY MRS. A. b. PAULETT.
FINJ f attention" lle travelling pubic ,re-rcct'uy
l. caicl tothr nbov.. tam. l,'l>e- pleasantly ami
conveniently tuated Main street, square above
tue Market. STUN ;rls stopping n tie cy r'quts-
ted to cal IN / ,rr iui themselves
de, - ltd:cts
To Cul-rian,burg Herald, Fl.yd Intci!ieen q ind
Farm - f,ond Monroe, COPY. EACH weeks
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01
\ Office 20 GAS CONSUMERS

Two Susan Giant. Samuel tiurr, WI tlant, AleNan-
j der t,rn,t. Rnhe,~D Cnatt, james Grant. Preston
J. Graft, Lul.lpiry trau. Eiizihcth Burby, George
Simpson and Rhndr his Wiz Winston Coleman mud
Nancy his " ift, 1cs.c Coleman and Susan hi. Wife
Polly Grant and PbtricI II. tirnif.
Take notice that shall the Sth dry of February
1853. the house OF Samuel Dafst. in the town of
Bucha nan in the County of 30 tetou. betw ec, the
hours 10 o'clock in the morinc and ,undown Of thai
day Ito be continued fom day dn, TIL conn lcred
proceed take the deposition uf William Henderson
and others. 10 be read rs evidenc" in chnrrrry suit
pending the Circuit Cont of mhrtst County, in
which YOU plaintiff and ! am dc,"n,Ipnt.
Pc Err RICkER. Adm'rof
dec 29.cw4w ROBERT GRANT, deed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01

The Ohio Riuer. &C.
WHEELING, Dec. %. The river here is rising,
and now mas eight feet water nj the channel
At Pittsburg the river is also rising.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01
ARTICLES.

Lynehburg whoiesaIe Prices Current,
cosREcTTD EyEKr WEDNESDAY ASD SATURDAY..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01
Public Sale of Valuable Slaves.

WI undersigned Commissioners, appointed under
l. II late decree at tho County Court Of Bedford will
sell. the 18TH DAY OF JANUARY by way Of
Public Auction, at the late residence OF " ilam
Leilwich, dee d. all the Slaves belonging to tie esta
ut the said l.e"lch. The of til are very likely
and v"uabe. There is good Piasterer ore Rough
Carpenter one good Copper, and two excellent Seam.
stresses Of which is IA cd Washer. Irouer and
Cook.
Eight or ten Of lh,m will lac sold credit of Twelve
mouth t- purchaser /" give bond 18th alpro, ed sec-
rty. The halnnce (about Ilrty.) will be sold on a
credit "i four ronhs the purchaser to give God paper
satisfactorily tnGoised.
JOHN S. LEFTWICH.
W. q. MINIS
SAM'L II. QUARLES,
ian l-cil8inn Cop,uiss;a,or
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01
OMMERCIAL.

Lynchburg Tobacco and Wheat Market;
DECEMBER 10, 1854.
ToBAcoo-Nothing doing.
WHEAT.-Sl IS to 81 Is, in active demand.
WM. I. SMITH,
Comm Merchant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01
Executors Sale Of Negroes

a. "Wednesday next III 30 JanunIy before the
~ Market House. il the city of Lsrchburg.. -hal!
.e Negroe., belon ing tie -sute OF Ino NJ Kinney
dec d. hnonP then are avery likely and valuable man
nnd boy. Trrm,-7cash
dec 27.dn. JNO NJ SPEED E,,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01

OST-A CORAL BRACELET, long lukrd,
ILm"unted with gold, and to which is attached a
heart was lost yest~rds, in this city. The finder. by
et viur it at this office q W. Yancey's, will be
suitably rewarded. dec 30 dts
SLAVES FOR HIRE have. tor hire n
~ superior Cook AMI House Servant un-nc4 tnbtfd.-
Also, TNister, Stemmer and u Nurse.
dec 80 u MICAJAH DAVIS in.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-30
IN motion of J. ". Bellcr, it was


The rein.Iins of tie late Col. E. =. Hunter WHO
died Of clolera in Bath, Morgan county, Va. in
September last were brought here for utcrincut, on
Wednesday last.
The ohscqutes took place on the following day, and
brought together the largest concoursc of people
assembled here Il funeral occasion. The de-
ceased officer of high standing in the Mason
ic fraternity, and was likewise member of She Old
Fellows, Ii.d Men, and United Brothers All thrse
orders were out in procession, AMI were joined by
many visiting members from different portions of
the country. The procession headed by the Shop
hcrdsown Brass Band, formed about l. o'clock, and
receiving the remains the Railroad proceeded 10
the Episcopal grave yard, and after the ceremonies
Of utcrmcnt, to the ". L. Church, where address
appropriate to the occasion delivered by tho
Rev. Dr. james D. MrCnhc, of Wheeling TIVE. SER
vices at tn; Church opened with prnycr by
Rev. Mr.. Sprigg, and closed with hcncdictiol by
Rev. Nj. I.aA,-.Mtr;t,sjwy EcPotIjc4a.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-30
Late Foreign News.

The steamer Pacific arrived At New or' on Thurs
day morning. with Li*crpool dates to the 18th INST,
and brings intelligence of the accordance by the
Gar OF tcris of peace between the Allies and ir'~
sn No nrnsticc, however. has vet taken place,
nm! it is Il. uIted whether Eussis acceptance OF ;e
four points of the guarantee is unconditional
The seize q! Scbnstopul reunn unchanged but ii Is
reported that the Russians have rccrossci the ~
uLc defeated the Turks and taken TaItzcha aud
Bu'jadagh.
Cotton las slightly advanced. The market in
hrcads'uls represented to be heavy, aud the dcnl.d
for speculation ccaSing.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-30

The Boston Crusader a Know Nothing paper,
SAYS secret political societies present barrier ovc'
which conscientious and good nea cam neve. strp-.
In the same article it also says, TO considerable
extent we submit that the necessity tor secret So
ccties SO called has passed THEY h@d then p5Hc'
and mission" The Know Nothing organizations arc
secret puliricl asociees upon their own slowing
But conscier tious ana good uien cannot over stoY
such barrier. Tie Know Nutdngs have over
stepped this barrier. They are not therefore c0u-
scieutiouS and good men.
Daniel Webster SAYS; All secret associations lie
members of which take upon themselves eNtra"rdi-
nary obligations, and are bound together by secret
oahS are naturally sources ofjeaouSy and just ""tI'
to others and dangerous TO the general cause Of
ciuil ii6erty aud good government
The Know Nothiugs have admitted that theirs are
secret ons and that they are bound ny secret
oaths and have even attempted to justify tN"ii--
Therefore the Know Nothing movement upon the
authority Of Daniel Webster, is just cause Of alarm
aud dangerous to tho general cause oi c''' l'"e'|
and good government.
The sth article of the KnowNething platform SGT
forth in the .lmsfie1n OrguH says, Ne shall OPP
nose and protest against all G6ridgmeh Of rct'sfo"E
libcrly-holding it a cardinal MAXIM that religious
faith is question between each individual and his
God. and over which no political government, or
other human power, righuuy exercise any Su-
pervision or control at any time in any place, or IN
any FORM The Crusader, which processes 10 have
weekly circulation of $4,000 copies, and is, there
fore, the organ of a large portion Of the Know
Netting party says, in speaking Of +" letter from
one of its correspondents, the suggestion tRro"h
out that discrimination might be used III favor OF
those who hold liberal religious rietrs might be irtE
enough If it poas practicable 'rich is not Tho DIS
eriminotioa' would be the gateway 10 innumera1ls
evils This paper is willing, then, to prescribe all
Catholics even those who hold "h6eTat religious
uicws" it will make no discrimination tos that
would be npracticable." 1t attempts to 4bTIdge
religious liberty and to exercise supervision over
that religious faith which is a question between
each individual and his God. Therefore, the Know
Nothings whose organ it is, and whose platform it
publishes undertake to do that which no Poii'i-
cel government or other hcman power, can T's'iy
do, at azy time, in any place or many torin.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-30

From til" lst Of Jluulry 1884. to the Goth Of
January, 1875, inclusive % marriage licenses
issued by The Clerk .oG the County Court of Bcrks
ley. What will the girls Of Danyillc Va think Of
this ? The clerk of 'he Hastings Court Of that
Place. states rbN -duflHg the year lust eu&e6 IOt il
single marriage license MAS issued from his Office
Dauvillc numbers population of twenty-five huu-
drcd, aud the remarkable fact mentioned is not as
crbcd to no counting being done, but to tho ladies
there being uncomnonly hard to marry. All things
being equal if the girls Of Danviilr did not lIvi
for counting without the consunmaiOn Of Al single
case of marrrilnony, to erh2t extent it carried
on in Berkeley to result in the issue Of % marriage
licenses?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-30

Iv,cIuurc 10 another column, it will be seen
amcetin.s OF the Democracy WAS held at JetIer-
-'.., Oh Friday, the Goth ult., and an Associ"
9Ewtt Tor the more efficient organization Of
Democracy OF the county in the coming contest
meeting adjourned to meet again on Friday
at : o'clock. ?. ", when resolutions will lie
ID and an address prepared to the voters of the
n.y. by committee appointed for that purpose.
'iiFess viii he laid hs,orc our readers in our
SsUc We hope that all those who feel an in
4''a the cause Of their party, will be in attend
IN Friday next And all should remember
~eic never Was & time, whoa more active and
,''' eXer'ioH WAS required on our part than the
-+ Our cneR.les are, and have for long time,
'-yNFc!y employed in Seduciug the Uuwaiy into
Ssiet order, ier the avowcd purpose Of defeat
: 4'eta'c5stic party. Their organization is per-
I'D Oound together by solemn oatlrs, and they
~s"4y eNuitiug over our anticipated overwhelm-
seat flour defeat is certain by the union of our
~taies tue Wings, with the Know-Nothiugs, let
E,"i k1men, and fall fighting in the ranks with
-s'o tie foe in the cause of our principles. and
-'4ce OF our chershcdfaith. They may triumph
'SdSon, but their triumph will not last; demo
LAY be crushed 10 the earth but her princi-
's immortal. and must ultimately triumph over
.'S'uon-for truth, crushed to Garth, will rise
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-30
,GENCY FOR CLAIMS

WASHINGTON CITY, D. c.
TENIIE undersigned, who hn, been in the above bust
i for several years, beg leave to tender hsser
vices to all persons having claims against the Gene
raj Government, particularly TO the surviving Sol
dirrs their Widows Children of the war of
lSl2 also the Florida War, the Revolutionary War;
o those who have lost Horses in the Florida
Mexican Wars. His long experience, having been
"Un!uyed n clerk for several years IN the Pension
Office enables him more i,.ily I" Investigate nil
claims, not only 2unst that Department, but in all
the departments Of the Government lie thinks that
he prncur. for all those who Served ono monitor
who have received 10 acres of land, l60acrcs.
Suspended claims Of all kinds particularly attend
ed to.
Revolutionary Soldiers who served any time, their
Wiiows. Children, entitled 10 pensions or
lands.
Ills charges viii be- moderate.
lie respectfully refers to each delegation in Con
grrss for his apacitv and honesty.
j.,n IG, IsS5-C,M. THOMAS LUArrKIN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-30
Je6crson DenooFatIo- l,.57|ooiaton=

nj.
pursuant to notice quite large and en- thns,as,io
meeting of the Democracy assembled :, Tr,,;.-.on
Hall on Friday 2Gth inst, and
On motion of j. w Bellsr. E. N. Asou;tb ,v.,
called TO the Chair and VIM Lrcas Jr. appointed
secretary. J. w. Beller stared the object of the
meeting was to form Democratic Association for
INC more efficient organization Of the party in the
approaching canvass. The following gentlemen
were elected permanent officers Of the association
viz:
E NJ AsQUITH, President
H. W. BAYLOR
II. l. UPIE 1rice P-o.iJo,,
=. "; RELLER, being one hom each district
IL" IL lucas r LucAs in The County.
Dr. Dr. z +. ff +. WHesn Secretaries.
j. l. gibson, Treasurer.
On motion of R. W Baylor. it was
Resoircd, That this ASSOCIATION be styIgd the
Jefferson Democratic Association.
. 1te'0L'rH That this Association approve ard rat
ny tne nominations made at Stanton, on the 8 st
OF November last, and that every member will leave
unemployed nuhunerable means 10 secure the ee2tion
Of the said nominees
70, He5'lrsd, That Committee be appointed by tho
thalr, to invite the Hons. Henry A. Wise Elisha w
McComas, and Willis z. Bocuck "a address TIE citi-
zens OF This county On the thsrd Monday IN March
next 1t Icing the first day of our Quarterly Court
or upon %ny other day, as may be most convenient
Whercupon. the Chair appointed the following
gentlemen said committee Wiz W. Baylor Col
r. atcs- Col. f. Lucas and J. T. Gibson and on
motion me Chair was added TO the list.
HeSoirrd That this Association recommend to the
other cobnticS in this Congressional district Con
ycnllon. 20 he held Mt Charleztovn on the 9Th day
o March next for tie purpose of nominating u can
ddae 10 represent This district in the next CONGRESS-
Of the United States.
On motion of J. r Gibson it was
Rcsoired That the Democracy be requested to
hold pre-, met meetings, for the purpose OF appoint
ing delegates to attend a Con vcuon to be hald in
this place March Court. TO nominate candidates
to represent this conty in the House Of Dele
gates: and also, that the Democracy of Berkeley
and Jefferson counties be requested to appoint dele-
gates to the Senatorial Convention to he held ,t
MariinsJIrg, on - in March next, being Court
dav.
On motion of J. ". BcIIcr it was
Rcsolref That the Chair appoint Il committee of
five" to draft a Constitution and Bv-Laws for this
AsOcidtlou and draw resolutions to he repCctrl
at the next meeting. The Chair appointed S X
Donaviu, ThHs. G.. Green. J. 7. Gibson VIVA Lucas
IT.. aud u. J. Hawke.
Rcsoir"i That the Chair appoint Il Committee of
Vigilance consisting III twcutr, iryu each precinct
in the county
On motion Of ]. Douglas ii sros
ReSgic'd That TIC Girrcn j. T Gibson and Z W BAY
Tor lie appointed COMMITTEE TO prepare address
tue voters of the county. The Association was then
clOquCntly addressed by $ X. Donavin. ard hv
George Y ashngtou; wherculou. the mcciing nd-
iuurnCd +" assemble on Friday next at p. NJ Feb
ruary 2u4. +. ". ASQUITII, President
NM. Lucas, in, Secretary.