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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA., 4
January 4th 1R56


January 4th, 1856. )
THE President and Directors of the
Farmers Bank of Virginia have declared q divi-
dend of four cent out of the profits of the last six
moaths, subject to deduction of one.quarter per
cent bonus to the State leaving three and three guar
the 7th inst. ia --lOt j. A. SMITH, Cashier.
MRS. WOOLHOUSE, LEECHER AND
ls1 CUPPER.-Mrs. Woolhouse may be found at all
hours, Day and Night at her residence over Subett
Eros Hardware Store, 2lS, Broad st.
N B.-The best imported LEECHES constantly
receiving and for sale.
All order. from the country promptly attended to
ALso@Isd Rss, sANDAGEs on hand and made to
order.
w- A light the door all night. ec4
VIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTITUTE.
awarded to SAMUEL D. pENooN, for the best sps
cimens of CRATES and TENDERS.
SIX HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
TENDERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCED
pRlCES.-The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offered
fes sale IN this city Of his own manufacture The
such as square-topped Gothic, Lptc, Circle, &C.,
with beautiful rounding Tenders, summer pieces &c.
town and country punctually attended to and care
fully packed: Merchants purchasing to sell again
will be supplied at the lowest Northern prices, with
the usual discounts of for cash by wholesale. Apply
at my Boil and Brass Foundry on Main, between 9th
and 9Th street' Richmond, We -
&c, OF my own make. no S--3m s. D. ID.
NOTICE.-.Wishing TO reduce our Stock
OF Fancy Dress Goods, we viii for the next two
months offer at cost for cash. entire stock such
goods consisting in part of Printed aad Figured Nous.
nnes; French and English Plain and Plaid MeriEos !;
Plaid, Striped and Brocsds Silks with many other
styles suited to the present season
BINF0RD. MAYO & BLAIR.
we take this opportunity to request our customers
y mn9se aEounts have been standing six months to
j. Idiots BINFoRD. MAYO 4 BLAIR.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.--
- VAL. COHEN, IT'S Broad street hayins deter-
70 sell out his stock at the end of each e
VIII THIS DAY commence SELLING OFF the bal.
~ ns !. an ana Winter goods AT COST The
the n.ns, w.s,s ysy complete one yet and onprises
bsnd asuT, variety found in dry goods stores on
Sane ofa colors rch. figured and plain
Swla Musnn and beautiful Party Dress Pimpe.
aao, WIN trimmings and head dress expressly made
. IL Please call soon and you will not be disap-
Ps.a.e9. ja8-6ts
II Al = A M I n E.--For Chapped Hands.
ns.,S Sc.-s 2 new. elegant and highly balsAmic
nqud, entirely free from grease, and an irritatins
properties 10 Of the most efficient
preparations now before the public. Price IS oents
Per bottle. Prepared and sold by
LAIDLEY & ROBINSON
Chemists and Drussisfa
Ia 4th and Frsnklin streefs.
N asea1sA ss,Sa sfsxlH nTTDTT%S
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HEAlQUAkTEKs FOE F E}NS aI "a.
del No. 12o corner Main and Governor sts.

NOTICE. Having been employed by
l Y Mr.. Ladd to act in my former capacity of Gene
raj Superintendent and Manufacturer of the Rich
mond Soda Water and Bottling establishment, / en-
brace this method of informing my numerous friends
and patrons of the old establishment that nothing
shall be wanting my part to sustain its
tation and from an experience Of eight years In the
business feel assured of my competency give entire
satisfaction to all who may be pleased to favor the
house with their patronage.
e. Orders for Soda Water, Porter, Ale and Cider,
from city country, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. NJ. MCCORMICK,
do No at
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FARE.
FREQ HIT FOR NEW
York, Boston, Providence,
Portland, Newark, New Ha.

S<&.S ven CharlestOn, Mobile, New
Of7eans, Sf. Louis, Galveston, san Fran
cisco. &C., per steamship Jamestown to
day and Tuesday, by the U. s. Mail Steamship James
town, Capt. Parrish.
The Agents at New York, Messr Ludlsm L Pleas
ants will forward goods by this line to all of the above
mentioned places free of commission and at the low
est rates of freight.
Large and commodious sheds have been erected on
che wharf in New York. where goods entirely pro-
tected from injury DETACHMENT and every and
attention is bestowed in forwarding goods for trans
shipment.
Merchants shipping by this steamship always
calculate within hour the arrival of their goods
The jamestown leaves New York every Saturday af-
ternoon on her return to Richmond.
For freight apply to .
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LUDLAM l. WATSON.
UNION STEAMSHIP CONi-
pany-for Philadelphia, via
Edk& City Point and Norfolk

ES4Sl1&&4sl Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain David
Teal; Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt. z.
Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. L. Gif-
ford.
One of these superior Steamers will leave Rich
mond, until further notice, every Tuesday and
Friday, touching at City Point and Norfolk to re-
ceve freight and passengers. Returning leave Phil
adelphia every Wednesday and Saturday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
These Steamers now in fine order, increased
commodations for the comfort of passengers having
been added, as also more room for freight; and we
hope, by regularity, dispatch and in protecting
goods committed to CHARGE to receive increase
of patronage.
- No transhipment by this line.
Fare Reduced.
Passage through to New York. and found. $500
Do do Philadelphia, and found, LIST
ChDln.... .'...'.-.....s.......s o.UU
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found, I'd
cdDln. 4.UO
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same by the
River Boats.
EY- Passengers by this line stop in Philadelphia
two three days, and then proceed to New York by
the ticket 81. E. FUTILE, Agent,
je 29-tf Rocketts.
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IALUABLEREAL ESTATE FOR SALE

800 ,i hEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
VIII sen. on accommodating terms and for rea-
hunaote prices, the real estate which hold In the
ety OF Richmond and the town of Sidney except the
law building and a residence on Grace street
and 9th streets, very near to business ot and 49,
nouse near the sbove lot fronting 1893 feet on the
Asncultural Fair Grounds, at the corner of Iaurei
ana ederai Streets and two acres ut the corner ~
grove and Strawberry streets just opposite to the
eottage OF John Johnson Esq. Call at my Law or
nee NO. l, Law Building, where can be found con-
or other business. r. MiN0P
ja l--dlm Attorney a. ~,
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= - THE MUSIC sTUn!hhs 4,
$3.50 H. TAYLOR would rem ,,ss ~ =,
HHnU friends and the pubic ssn sa, .s,ss,,

whore may Be found PIANO FORTES, lE .Lcs,1,e
0Ns, GUITARS, vTlLINs, FLUTES and Az a.,sss
DEONs Of the best quality sed e the loxs ~ sss
bratcd Nunns & cisrk's PiAN0G, which are nos - =
passed By any other maksrA end equaiied sut ~ =
Also, Gale q Co.'S superior Risnos ~.
ne has TIE larrsst sfock of MUSIC 70 b nu1 shh
this State ana u constantly receiving The --latest
cations which be viii ell Ct ia most rsduesa
and upon = good terms - can ~ hAd easssn
- Old Flames taksS II psst pAy ~ nsw oss@
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DILL OF FARE AT THE ARBOUK.
ID OYSTERS in every style. .25c.
Fried Ham, Csc Old Hare. sec
Beef.St .........25c Steak and Onions. SIC
Pork do ..........25c Chickens. ............ SIC
Mutton Chop. .25c Poached Eggs. .25c
Fried FISH ........25c Fried Eggs.............25c
Fried Sausage. Omelet. .25c
Mackerel. ..........25c Pigs Feet. .25c
Patridges. .25c Tea and Coffee. ESQ
Ducks. Venson, every Style SIC
e OYSTERS picked and raw sent to any place
short notice, and warranted to keep any reasonable
time.
Call for the good things of this life at
ALIENS ARBoUR,
de % 18th near Main st.
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NOfICE no THk PUBIIC,--T6c srE-
4 scribcr can be found 81 his once over the CIV
de l4-im n. n LIFsCOMB 8 g.
pRIMR CHEK0K.-e5O 6oxes ana c.srs
As JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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HATS. CAPS, SHOES, &c.

NEW AND EXTENSIVE III u
Hi CAP AND FUR DEPOT, No. 10 MAIN ST.
AA Members of the Legislature and visitors to the
assortment of Hats Caps, Ladies and Children's
Furs: Misses Beaver Flats and Bonnets, and Fancy
Carriage Robes at wholesale and retail on the most
favorable terms.
N. B.-Geutlemen's Hats made to order of the fin
est quality and at the shortest notice.
dell BINFORD, DICKINSON & WEISIGER.
= GENTS RUBBER BOOTS ONLY
81 5O0-The surest article to keep the feet
dry and the cheapest Boot that can be
worn az they will last long two or three pair OF
Leather Boots No Huntsman, Ditcher, Farmer,
Fireman or Waggoner ought to be without pair
Cali soon if YOU want q pair at No. 43 Main street,
sign of the Big Boot, Walsh's Emporium.
jas VIM WALSH
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5 AIr.RoAps. srnAMBoArs, 90
n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pRICHMoND AND DANvILLEE ! hA ~,


- WINTER ARRANSsEg11ilE.RNrTIII- t.
ROAD-CHANGR OF Houhs.ppO ua
and after MONDAY next, the Sd DocsnipsI, ia II
senser Train will leave Richmond e 9,eioc. g. -
and arrive at Barksdale,s at 81 7: NJ Leas1 -
dsle's ct A. NJ and arrive at Kehmona 2. 8. a.
R. 4. HUGHSON, TICKET Asen =.
Richmond, Nov. n, 1855 ~ .
La - 81 6 RE EoAyTHE EHHT RonTE
Al1.NshEssRP rRAvEL.-TwIcE DAI-
LY SUNDAY NIGHT ExCEPTEpl BETWEEN
picHWnNn BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
Am NEW YORK VIA ACQUlA CREEK AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Richmond, Fredericks-
hnrg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River,
ssssmers thence to Washington, fifty-fve miles-in
ali $50 miles In seven hours, being comfortable and
nerfectIy safe rate of speed
Hours of departure, 81 A. NJ and " P NJ, and bag
rare under charge of special agents checked through
70 Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
" baltlfn0re, o.uo
Philadelphia, $50
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River, is undergoing rele Half
oft being already completed with edge rail of
perior quality and more than million of pas
transported this route, it is hoped and believed
that will be induced by the misrepresentation
embraced in the advertisement the signature of
/" II. ID. Whitcomb, Super't," to select the longer
aud crcuitous route, referred to therein. The
4. F. p R. r. has been in operation for twenty-five
years. and in all that time passenger has either been
killed crippled by accidents from snake heads or
otherwise which is without parallel in the history of
railroads In this country. s. RUTH,
Superintendent of Transportation.
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q TO MY FRIENDS, GUS
HTOMERC AND THE PHI Ii c.


al GENERALLY.-Ireturn my thanks
- to them for the liberal patronage l have re-
ceived from Them and by strict attention to bust
ness hope merit continuance of the same, assur-
ing them that pains will be spared my part or of
those in my employment, to give satisfaction to ALL
intend keep the best of goods in my line that
be had in any house in Richmond. In the first place,
will furnish my customers with the best of Ladies'.
Gentlemen's, Boys Misses and Childrens Boots and
Shoes of the latest styles that can be had in Paris,
imported by myself direct.
will also keep ON hand large assortment of Boots
and Shoes for Ladies', Gentlemen Boys and Misses,
of my manufacture, and of the best Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and Eastern work, which
will make my assortment superior to any in this city
have made arrangements with Houses in Paris to
furnish with the best material for the manufac-
ture of all kinds of work for Ladies, Gentlemen,
Boys and Misses.
All of the above will be sold low for cash, or to
PUNcTUAL CUSTOMERS at cash prices.
ALEX HILL,
Importer and Manufacturer of
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices, &c,
ia 1---d&c No. 1z7, Main street. Richmond. Va.
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WINDOw sHADEs.-At the low price

WINDOW SHADES.-At the low price
w of S7i cents, richly worth 81; Splendid Land
scapes at so cents worth $780, Light Shades such as
Boquets Vases, &c. ST., well worth $780, Gilt Shades
at the lowest possible prices Table Oil Cloths all
widths and patterns, at prices that cannot fail to
please
Also-a beautiful assortment of Dry Goods cheap
er than ever printed: Calcoes cts; Fig'd Mousn,
cts; Ladies' Collars from Ct cts up; do. Sleeves,
ST cts worth rs cts; Kid Gloves 37f cts; Leather
Belts cts; Linen Hdkfs cts, worth lac, with a
great variety of other goods which will be sold very
cheap. Call and for yourselves at the new store
of M GOLDEN $50 Broad st.
de l8-1m* Between3d and 4th SITS.
CHANIPAGNE WINE-.lIax Sutaine &.
~ Co. brand. We have been appointed Agents for
the sale of the above celebrated brand of Champagne
Wine and will furnish it to the trade at the lowest
prices sold in New York. We will continue to re-
ceive the above Wine by every Havre Packet, which
VIII ensure to purchasers fresh and genuine article
A lot new landing and for sale by
SELDEN & MILLER,
&c lt-dZw Corner Pearl and Cary street
A DMINISTRATOR'S MOTH @ E.--AT
persons having claims against the estate of simon
oonavta, deceased are hereby notified to leave the
same, properly authenticated, at the Office of INV
S Suei Messrs August & Randolph. Those in.
o.eo 20 the estate viii be required to make nme-
uase payment, as 1t is necessary to settle mn the
SANE without delay. All claims due the estate
~ aie ho' promptly settled viii be put in suit.
MARTIN M. LIPSCOMB,
sergeant OF the city of Richmond
\. ana as such, Admr. of Simon Bonavita decd
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FRESH SUPPLY.-Ladies, thick
and thin sole Caters at 81 so; Ladies' Mo-
rocco Walking Boots Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskins; Ladies' Goat Buskins: Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots Chdren's Thick Sole
Bootees. fresh lot of the above Shoes just receiy
ed at DAVID WALSHS
de6 I29 Main street
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re- GREAT REDUCTI0NI IN THE nm

WPRTCE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From I'LL
Is to 20 per cent saved by buying from
~ H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building:
Moleskn Hats, best quality.
Moleskn Hats, second quality.
Fasbionsble Sill Hats ........,.,,,.........2.5
Fine Calfskin Sawed Boots ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cnnorsss Cater Roots
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes I'D
j. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to sup
ply him with handsome and substantial Calfskin
sewed BooT, which he viii sell at the unprecedented
low nriee of as 80 oc l8-d&c1y
IN ANOTHER IMPORTATION <A
Eli OF BEAUTIFUL GOODS-JOHNfE@ R
~AADOOLEY, 81 Main street, has received,
this week. another supply of Ladies and Misses Furs
embracing every variety to be found at the first
houses in the North. With these, ALSO have arrived
an elegant assortment of Misses and Infants Black
and Drab Beaver Flats, trimmed and untrimmed;
and Ladies' and Misses Black and Drab Beaver Bon
nets. These goods of the very newest style and
choicest description. de 20---ts
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XYT110O. WOOD.-.The subscribers keep
w constantly on hand fine supply OF botn ZINE
~ OAK WOj)D. Terms So so and $500.
Yard at Myers Bridge, southside Canal Opposite
G. Waltn .1I1l. Luinp GGATHRIGHT & woODsoN
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FTN III 4 President and Directors of the
Farmers Bank of Virginia have declared divi-
dend of four per cent out of the profits of the last six
nsoaths, subject to deduction of one.quarter per
cent bonus the State leaving three and three
tes per cent. payable to thestockholders Monday,
the 7th inst. ia 4---l0t ]. A. SMITH, Cashier.
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NOTICE.-.Wishing TO reduce our Stock
OF Fancy Dress Goods we will for the next two
months, offer at cost for cash. entire stock OF such
goods consisting in part of Printed aad Figured Nous
hnes; French and English Plain and Plaid Merisos;
rleid, Striped and Brocsde Silks, with many other
styles suited to the present season.
BINFORD- MAYO HIATR
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public opinion The charge has been made often enough
but assys without specification and must be the case
without examination of the laws themselves II Is mere
outerygabble without knowledge Let any man look a.
the lawsput his hardest construction them-heu in
form himself Of the facts touching the American egra
ton into Nicaragua .
The gst Of Mr. Critleudens speech Is however that the
message Of the President is anght with such serious
nay, evil consequences" pdr and he would like the
war II war there to be- TO in "open manly man
ner Mr. Crittenden does not mean Ia this connextoni
war With Costa Rca any American State he means
war with Great Britain and that that may happen does
not SEEM from the conduct Of that government to be An i'm
possible event But American statesman aud patriot
ought to consider in reference TO OF public poll
ICY not whether some other power would take offence at
it, but whether it would give any just of offence In
the present instance he ought know that the reception
OF the minister from Nicaragua the free suerance OF our
citizens TO emgrae TO that TO any other country the
protection OF vessels and their passengers and
from foreign police cannot result in with any for
egn power except by overt and wrongful acts of such
power He ought to know that this country has not
made and does not propose TO make act of and
that if of anything occurring il must be
because the United States driven the alternative OF
submission TO wrong, resistance | shall not doubt
which the gallant senator Of Kentucky will give his voice
for. WIN. CAREY JONES.
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ALL CALL RIGHT"

We take the following spicy sketch of the condition and
sentiments Of the fusion convention lately held In Panes
vile from the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Ii is sample brick
OF the whole establishment of ebonies:
"The hotels thronged last night with delegates and
outsiders returning from the gainesville convention for
mating delegates the republican national convention We
sought all of information and-we got IT, We asked
Fremont the delegates favorable TO his eanddater
and no myseriously whispered al right We
of the dyedin the-wool liberty guard with how is
Chase and with underground signal he assured al
right We propounded similar query to syer-gray
whg, and with sage nod he responded al right That's
happy state of political affairs isn't 1t Ghe lion and the
lamb lying down together and not caring the shadow of
continental d dollar who leads them. Z"
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CONSCIENCE MAKES EDWARDS OF Us ALL.

A gentleman who arrived this morning the Star Of
the West brings the important intelligence of the
rest Of the bogus governor Of Kansas Robinson which
CURED Lexington Friday last 1t that after the
murder Of Jones and continued resistance of the abo-
oniss the laws of the Territory iDsugaed by Robin
and Reeder that Governor Shannon at length issued
wrs for the arrest of these traitors. Upon this such
demonstration made by the people of Kansas that
Reeder and Robinson found that resistance the laws
would be in vain Their courage oozed out and they Hed
in disguise The officers of law however followed close In
pursuit. and is supposed that Reeder has also been by
this time arrested Robinson dressed in country
jeans and otherwise disguised managed to get board
the Star the West but at what point not known Wrts
for bis arrest however, had been sent in advance of him
and the officers the lookout for him all along the
river Until be reached Lexington, Robinson KEEP,
in his stateroom, and not recognised At Lexington
he out and up the clerks office pay for his
passage MIR. Jamison, the clerk, did not notice him al
first, and again asked for his name. second time he
gave the of Robinson. Some gentlemen from Lex
ington who aboard, thereupon eyed him closely
and thought that they detected the features of Robinson
withstandng his disguise Information at once
conveyed to the authorities ashore and Robinson suspect
ing that he had been detected went and concealed him
self among the freight deck. After an hours search
the hero found and conveyed ashore amid intense
element Robinson's wife also aboard, and he was
anxious that she should proceed her journey eastward
but several gentlemen suggested that he would be safer
under the protection Of his wife, who hercupon resolved
to stay by him. Our informant says that the whole town
of Lexington turned out to witness the arrest and the
shore lined with spectators who gave three cheers for
the Star of the West she left the landing The arrest
Robinson and Reeder hope, will put end the dis
turbances in Kansas.
The gentleman on whose authority we give the above
facts is Mr.. John H. Bayy connected with the Evening
News. " ra
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7 TTUlIi INT oI
INFAMOUS


The New York Evening Post a respectable pa
per- but since ii has espoused the of abolition it has
sunk deep into the slough of anatcsm the Tribune
itself But in late article the assassination of Jones
has surpassed tsel and has fabricated he which, in
enormy and foulnes of invention surpasses any put
forth on the Kansas difficulties In fact If all the lies OF
the "Kansas correspondents" had been
gsther and the poison and malgny of all distilled into
one we could not have had anything enormous and
infamous than the following which appeared in the Post
in the issue of the sth
aJones raianly fellow, swaggerer in Office,
fourishing his revolver and making bluster with
armed dragons at his back. He has met with the fate
common to violent He has got into quarrel,
which led his adversary seek his le The affair be
tween them two; the reeState party have to do
with the murderous retaliation upon Jones than they had
with the offence which be gave. There is brute on ont
side and a cowardly assassin the other The commu-
nifty of Lawrence have part in the matter but pre-
serve order between hen and TO prevent the commission
of crime"
We have conferred with gentlemen of high standing
who had personal acquaintance with Sheriff Jones and
they assured that Jones highminded and gallant
man. fearless but conscientious in the discharge Of his
duty and scrupuously respectful of the rights Of ALL 1t
true that an abolition assassin has succeeded ia taking
bis life but In vain viii vcna wretch like the hireng
who penned above seek to backen the memory Of this
intrepid man. who fell by assassins hand in the noble
discharge Of his duty.
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KNOW NOTHINGIsM IN CALIFORNIA.

The San Francisco Herald draws the following picture
of the prospects of the "order" in California:
THE first two spring elections in this State have resulted
the defeat of the nownothngs. This to be expected
from their than supneness the legislature They have
redeemed their they have not answered the
ations of the citizens who voted for them aud
there will be few honest shed when they shall be utter
y routed and overthrown The party has really played
discredabe and sorry part since its advent to power
Not single of general utility have its members
passed they have ttered away their time in unworthy
eud sectional bckerings the consideration Of Sunday laws
and other tomfooery and rubbish of like character.
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DELEGATES 10 rae CINCINNATI ooNyESTIoN.

DELEGATES TO THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION,
In the sixth electoral district Of Virginia james A. sed
don aud Henry Hopkins have been chosen delegates TO
the Cincinnati Convention. l. w Gszebrook and r. N,
Thweatt The alternates No instructions given
by the convention.
In the FIRST electoral district of Virginia Dr. W. H. Ed
wards and Major W. b. Stands chosen delegates
the Cincinnati Convention Both these gentlemen before
their election expressed their preference for Mr. Buchanan
for the presidency The alternates VIM Lamb and Dr.
B. Y. Eppes ............u