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~x-urRSAS information hgs been reGeiveu oy n w.
" Txcrur;yc thar Charles W. Seymour has ocen aus @
~, IN ,bc county OF Mrcklcnhurl by his !athcr, MaNo
VII r SEYMOUR ami that the SAID Mansheld n Icy
r.- has del on jus;!cc and i. now going large a'
s., - os,r reward oi hundred aud hty aoiAts
@ ,nn NJ pc-.ous who shall apprehepd the said
R nut dsrSg SsrshH him n:o ne tne s
ss %,,n,nwcsth civil aud military and request the
generally 10 use their best excrtions to procure he
9r OF the said NJ H. seymour that he may DC brought
i,rr andcr ms hand Governor and under rue sea- ~
nj the commonwealth. this 9TH day OF MaIci; a. -: p'
SEAL ISL signed. HENRY .,',.rx 4: M,SE of
Bv;h Governor; GEORGE w. MuSFoRp' secretary u
tie Commonwealth. -, .ho,, r foot II
,ch.. birb dark complexion. prominent cheek oouos
nSnnt as years 0. uce ralhc. spare make anu ''pS
Il s stated ha, when asi heard rom nc was S III n
Ger eountv Tennessee suoud he be arrested anG vrn
S j.; nj therc or At any other pont ou: oi tnis s'e'
,Sa cnxcrno- on being niormcd OF the imprisonment,
, =, once ..uc the proper rcqnon IN order tha' tue
prisoner may be brought "n Tor '''a''
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MARCH 13, 1857.

the inaugural, or it obviously has no understanding
Of the province OF the people and the powers of the
government in arepubEcan country. Congress can
have no more right 10 interfere in the formation of
New State, than it has 10 interpolutc precepts and
principles in the constitution of one of the old States
The federal government is nothing more than all
agglornera,on Of the redundant rights, delegated
by the States for the formniion Of Outside agency
to supervise and watch interests arising from
the confederation Of the separate soVcrcignties
convergng point constructed rs 10 reflect back The
borrowed light of each for the common good of all
We would ask the Post, If Congress attempted to
prohibit slavery in the territories would it not be
peryersiou and prostitution OF the authority invested
in the Federal Government by the Southern States,
TO deny their right Of property on soil in which they
have common interest with the free Satesi The
vision of the Post is evidently distorted by its prriu.
dirrs
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JAMES nIyrn EsTATE FOR SALE.

subscriber offers private SALE ,hst pfs'iu' M m
II Farm in Gooellani county, called ohhr ar NJ,
ing ON James River, Licking Hole Creek anu ti I' m
River and kanawla Canal, tour miles Hp"'f me ou
house, and thiry.four miles from Richhioh". i Nv SUI
non is among the most beautiful on the rv"i m M
ing view Ut the whole arabic surface, 'i'e W." ~ W w.
surrounding country and canal, Tor several 'nirs up ~
down the river. The estate is III high si"te "i mp w
ment, and remarkably healthy one IL "u,"" g, 10.
tacs "t Thomas j. Dcsne, " Il. Wesieri, sli q. oh'p
with, and conthius g3s acres. "i winch ~ -S ~,
hrst low grounds 40 acres of second W" grounn, =
acres Of arhble high land and @ &C ci' o ""uu III,
The improvements consist OF frame dwelling WIN cg,
rooms la good Kitchen ouihon-cs quarters, oSelseei
house, built in the last years win orick eit'.y
and underpnniny and new brick barn, OoH'o, Win
shed running the whole length, sixteen leet ~ue e
threshnr machine ncw ice house, and all necessary
stables, &c
ANY person wishing to purchase desirable residence
would do well TO vsi, this purchasing siscwhcre as
will sell ON reasonable terms. ,o - :.
Every preparation is making to seeo 2Oo acre Ia
wheat this fall 100 Of it 10 silow, .d the cored ms
been sowcd in peas ,r ,,: ., :,
TO desirable purchaser would sell c"cTy thns o'
stands and most OF the negroes ,
Nv manager Mr. Sanders will show Tie estate to any
one wishing Ia purchase . - n,, ,,
nc, Ic,s MILES G. SELDEN.
Whr will please copy
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would induce dscontnuance of the gigantic under.
taking 80 beautifully begun. Toincucate economy
which would teach us TO abandon the great projects
OF Improvement now in process Of completion in
Virginia, would be like administering medicine
enough to a sick man to make him sicker, and re
using TO give him more he is almost in condiiisn
10 be rtiuvenated and reinvigorated Ear beyond his
former health and strength, with little longer con-
tnuance of it, use. Let the people of Virginia pay
their taxes willingly and freely and they and their
children and their childrens children, will reap.a
rich reward. The impetus impaired to the State will
continue throughout all time.
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I,Mr. river ESTATE FOR SALE

OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
Bernard This plantation lies on the Jamcs RIVER, X III
the county of (ioochand Immediately above Maiden''
Adventure dam nnd within twesty eight miles OF kich
nond Ii contnins seven hundred nnd thirty acres
of which James River ~" prounos
of the best qunlity thiItyive acres are creek low
grounds, and the remainder is BeaVe- dam creek red
land There is the place good dwelling house on a
beautiful Site and all necessary cuthouscs, and Doth tue
buildings and the fences in good repair, aud the anu
Is in high state nf cultivation.
will also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists of horses mules CATTLE inciu
ding mch cows und the farming utensils are the most
of them, new and all of them good.and there are
enough both of stock and farming utensils tor tho tho
rough cultivation of the plantation.
The terms Of sale as to the payments will be made
very much to suit the purchaser.
Mr. James NJ Payne, my manager, living on the place,
will show property to person desiring 10 ehaihe
MAJ eft NJ NJ PAYNE
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.r RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,rs,,snrp pA'ly. sEMl'~kkhhf' AND ~khSLf'
~ HITCUIE & DUNNAVANT.

-, rsr.r seven dollars per annum. and at the
tS ~, lI.r. il taken tor shorter period than ono
q S', sem. " rcsly. dollars per anIum, and
ven lsI. tr si> months payable in ADVANCE For the
ruouir.r - 'r annun or SIN copies Tor Sio 10
W"eS? I"Sishly m advance. When letters containing
"' s w. SEN, BY mail, they must he registered or they
mo tS - ~, ,isk OF the writers.
viii 9' " "'' 'rt.HNS OF ADVERTISING.
NV ExavIRER--For rwRIvE lines or less, fret
Iha .,y rrurs and every succeeding insertion TWEEN.
n's.'r; rsY,. II inserted twice week or three times
NuH' .d hall cen,s for each insertion after
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tII e''t WryxLr-For TWELVE nnes less first
is IN" .,cry cents; tor each subsequent Insertion
inss. when Inserted only week seventy 'hve
cents ,o lines or less. first nser-
N ,, rn 5,r csu:s tor each continuance nifty cents
non " t,!ser. charged $a tor one square of
az tT two squaIes, and in that proporiofrfer au
60 mi, Of greater length, except Auconeers, VINO
NI|hs..rI SOC paper incuded)
- an Oti,unric- and Tributes OF Respect eSeee"hg
ES line. are charged Tor advertisements.
nriey. iom distance must be accompanied WIN lne
,,v or satisfactory references, 10 olnsure execntoh.
All due. TO this citce may b. RENTED per man W
vnS md sva;lsole Bank n2t's II reeis'sf'' :" 'n'
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V-AITABI.E DAIRY AND MARKET GAR.

V-ALUABLE DAIRY AND MARKET GAR
DEN FARM ADJOINING THE CITY OF RICH
MOND FOR SALE Mr.. J. II. Cook. the owner of the
above Farm hnvn- entered into other business has au.
thoriz ed Sell the II lie situated near Mitchell
Spring, about three ourths mile from the corpora
tou line, and contains about 10 Of land well
closed and highly improved market garden. There
is upon the plscs excellent brick dwelling containing
six rooms, besides stable barn, kitchen, &C., all In good
repair. The place is remarkably healthy, and 10 near
enough TO enable person residing thereon TO transe
business in Richmond IF desired, ell the personal
the place and the negroes hired for the present
year. will be disposed OF to whemsoever may purchase
the place As the owner is anxious SELL bargain w
be given. Apply at once to MIR. Cook, OF to
GODDIN Il APPERSON,
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.nrp FROM EUROPE.

Nlw YoRK, March lO.-The steamship Emeu ar.
r;vsd here to day from Havre, with dates to the 2d
ult.
,,.atv between France and Austria France guarsu
tesd to Austria her Italian possessions on condition
of Austria's active CO operation with her sgainst
Russia but che did not draw the sword the treaty
was dead letter.
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WIN. B. SHEPARD, Secretary.
LATER FROM HAVANA, NICARAGUA, 4

New ORLEANS, March lilh.-The steamship
Black Warrior arrived to-day at the Baise from
Havana.
The Aspinwall Courier Of the Sd oi March sa} :
that Lockridge had forced his way mp the San juan
river with small loss capturing quantity Of arIn-
munitions and another steamer.
Mr.. Morse had been fsvorably received by the
(iranadan government However, they labor T."
throw the blame on the Americans in The Pauaina
riots.
The Saratoga had sailed for Greytown.
FROM PERU.-In Peru the revolutionis'z hai
l,fatl tlEiI,.p
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DIVIDENDS TO BE PAID INTO
THE STATE TREASURY

The lsst General Assembly passed an act, which
went into operation the Let January last requiring
the Banks, and all other Incorporated Joint Stock
Companies TO pay over TO the State Treasury all!
dividends due to stockholders, which have been
standing and uncalled for for two years and up
wards, preceding the said let Of January. The par
ties TO whom snid dividends may be due will then
have TO look TO the STATE for their money. For the
benefit of those interested, we notice the law, which
may found in an advertisement OF the Auditor OF
Public Accounts in another column.
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MIR. EyERETTS MOUNT VERNON FUND
Tho Roston Courier of Saturday says:

The Mercantile Library Association have passed
over to Hon Edward Everett 81, ,263 81, being the
net proceeds of the sales of tickets to his Grafton
the Character of Washington, the 23l ult, in aid
of the Mount Vernon fund. This ia the largeet sum
vet received by Mr. Everett in any contribution
TO that fund, the next largest amount being slljO,
which was received at Brooklyn. Mr.. Everett has
benefit of the Mount Vernon fund, and is under en-
eagement for further representations of it. The
amount thus far raised by MIR. Everett is nearly
A nQn
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NEW HAMpSuIRE ELECTIONS

Concord, March ll.--Returns have been rceiveI
from l3 towns Hale, Republican, has nearly n onn
votes for Governor, and Wells, Dem 1000. TIE
Council and Senate Republican. In the lIones,
there l95 Republicans and 80 Democra,s. Ihres
Republican Congressman are elected.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
II OFFER iur sale my fnrrl located Back River, III
the county "i Elizabeth City, which conl"in' ny re
cent survey
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
1O oi which is cleared and very well adapted to Inc r"i
tivaiion oi corn, wheat and potatocs n.,,
lhc improvements consist OF excellent pArh V"'et,
erectcd} corn house. stables and negro quarters II 10
ah"ni SIX miles from Hampton and eight and nan 'rol
Old Pen in of the caiesi and best neghborhoouS
in this part Of Virginia
consider further cscriuiou unnecessary ms suppose
no one will buy without fret visiting the place r.,
Adjoining this of land aud originally part vi i"
is II plantation of
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES.
lou ni which Is well timbrr,. probably ia" oSl
land III tide water Virginia The Improvements are s"ou
The rrms contain 9U0 acres ad together, viii make one
ot the finest rsles in this section Of the country ais"
offer Tor sale. my residence in the town .. hampton.
beautifully situated the river Also. iwo Vaiuao 'o""
" WM X VAUGHAN,
Feb li-clm Hampton Va.
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Ex-sECRETARY DOBBIN,s DEPARTURE &

WAsHISGro!, March 9.-E1-Secretary Dobbn
wa. received at the Washington uavy yard to-day ty
q salute from cannon, the officers in full unfonn srI
the whole marine corps under arms the marine baEi
playing pations air. After interchange Of Find
courteses with numerous friends he embarked on
the steamer Water Witch for Norfolk, en- route
homswards, Secretary Toucey having placed ths
steamer at his disposal.
The new Senate committee for the District Of CO.
Mmbia, Messrs. Brown, Mason, Allen, Burk, kenne
dy Harlan and Chandler, had an official introduction
and interchange Of courteses this afternoon with 'he
officers Of war and navy and the several secran'tsa
1t is supposed that the President will Tomorrow
send in HE appointments for confirmation by the 10
nate.
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE skaiIN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i TSEMINNHY


Ornamental Branches EACH extra. -....:--a 3 oo
Lain and Greek Clsss, taught by the subscriber w
made 'H cases Of pF0'F"''ed sickness d'd"'''" will be
In the ordinary Female Schools of the country. where
teacher Is employed it is impossible for want Of
time for the teacher to devote that constant personal at
cnton that Ia needed In sach schools the little pupil III
music necessarily the piano learn and
cc her music without assistance. Should there be but
scholars, and half hour only devoted by each to
music the teacher being present. i've hours OF the teach
er time will be consumed and but little left for the in
struction in other studies To this may be traced many
OF the complaints Of Female Schools.
The great object OF my Schoolsto secure the constant
personal attention Of the Teachers every Department
For this purpose two teachers employed One TO at
tend TO the ordinary English Branches. including Mahe
and the Sciences and the other Music French
and Ornamental Branches Miss F. T. scorr viii again
have charge of the first Department By her fidelity and
her anabty Of character she secures the love OF all
her pupils and from my own examinations, know that
those under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rapidity and proficiency.
In the other Department embracing Music, French and
the Ornamental Branches Miss Irene kSAUFF cngag-
ed lady educated with great care. AS teacher,
she has given the highest satisfaction to her employer and
parons All that hear of her is exceedingly compli
mentary Observe that in Music the Young Ladies take
their lessons invariably in the presence OF the Instructor
aud then retire to another Piano to practice.
frequently examine the young ladies, especially on
to-
generally known by them The consequence that tey
are always prepared.
attended this School express my grateful appreciation
Of their uniform kindness to each ohor, and TO every
member of my family. Their extraordinary decorum,
their handsome observance OF those social proprehes
which contribute much to the ornament OF female So
dyent application to their duties and their
proficiency merit more than ordinary praise.
When notified what day Students will reach Black
and Whites hy the OF the South-Sids Railroad,
! suitable conveyance will be provided
II, Every article of clothing should be marked
Dec l7-ctf JOHN ORGAN, JR
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NOTICE.

VXIHEREAS my wife, Lucinda Anu Winn left my
w house Ia the county Of Caroline, State Of Virsi.
MIA In the fall Of 1885, TO her fathers, Mr John
Whtes) In the county OF Albemare and State aforesaid,
and has refused my bed and board
though requested by in person so to do am driven to
the unpleasant and painful alternative to notify her. Mr.
John White all other persops that will not be
sbe TO pay her board nor pay any debt debts
trac,ed by for any thing whatever THIS eere is
to forewurn all persons from giving my said vile credit
DO 1t.
The Charlottesville Advocate win please copy once II
week for four weeks aud send the bill TO the Office ol the
Richmond ENQUIRER, where a deposit will be made to
INV the same TAVERNER WINN
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

1t IL understood that the following appointment.
of the President have been confirmed by the Senate
Samuel Treat to be Judge of the United States
Court for the eastern tnsw) district of Missouri.
NJ. NJ. Parsons to be United States Attorney 'o'
the western district Of Missouri.
Thomas H. Duval to be Judge Of the Cni'e'
States Court for the western district Of le1as.
VIM. c. Young to be Marshal OF the onlteo e'a'ee
for the western district Of Texas: ,..
Richard B. Hubbard to be United States Attorney
James L. Jones, OF Missouri, to be Marshal Of the
United States for western district OF Missour-l.'"
Jnfrliossrer
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WAsHIHGroS, March 10 1t is said that the Senate
committee on the judiciary will report TO take tes
nony in the case of Mr. Fitch Of Indiana ard IN favor
of the right Of Mr.. Cameron, of Penney lvanIs TO bis
seat.
1t is said that Wn. F. Drinkard of Farnoni Va.
has been appointed chief clerk in the war Depsfi
mo-
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WILLIAMSBURG SENATORIAL pI>rp,r.

10 me EdH0rS 0f he EH{HUer.
Gentlemen: have seen in your column. h,rI
OF >. Is: Cosnahan, Esq, snnounciu% himself 4. can
didale Tor the Williamsburg Senatorial District Nj
'oshahat Is so we'll known IN the District H.,
ana ms friends wish him To represent. that Ia slra
oi hs quaihcatlons wonld be useless Tn. obi ,l
Tue writer az present, Is merely Ia announce tn th.
f"'e,S, that u Convention had been held Nr 4
""uld nave received the UNANIMOUS support ui t-
lie has been amongst lis Tor q few wears only a. ,
c2en. In this short period hs has won nv h.. r,l
ens, hs honorable department, his popular manner.
and hm equanimity ot temper, u reputation suI +,
standing that many IN high political stations m,llt
envy.
Ne knew him whs student OF old W..
liam and Mary; then he wss ranked As on, ~ ,t.,
hrst The writer has often heard the dstiuguis,-l
and lamented Dew speak Of him A. one of the No.
msn of his age. The distinguished author srd lnrst
Tucker, whose pupil he also was regarded hinl =, a
man of great promise.
In the last Presidential campaign rs assistant ele,.
tor, he did his duty faithfully, and with An ahi'ttY
rarely displayed by OF his age. Ii is the ei-t ct
those who know him best OF al parties that The voters
OF this district will call him To represent, them IL lie
next Senate OF Virginia
cannot conclude this imperfect notice without re-
turning, as one of the people, thanks 10 our iorn.f
able representative, Robert Saunders ESD Tor ih,
faithful discharge OF his duties whilst occupyinr ~,
position for which MIR. Cosnahan is nos a cardiat,
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EtsTACE G. MONCURi


THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
Us TIE BEST PAPER FOR THE FARMER, because
it il filled with the PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE of the
Best Farmers in every section OF the countryside
Der of its contributors being fully double that of any
other Agricultural Journal in the Union.
1T Is THE BEST PAPER FOR TIE HORTlCULTU-
- j RlST. No other Publication, weekly monthly, fur
nshcs such amount y arly OF practical and original
information the FRUIT HRowKR FL LoRIsT, LANpscArF
OR Kitchen GARDENER.
TITS ALSO THE BEST PAPER FOR THE STOCK
Il GROWER, and the POULTRY and BEE kEEPER lite
devoted to thcse subjects being unsurpassed
in auantity and value.
ISSHE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN, finally pays far
more for contributions from Scientific Men, nresti
getting Agricultural questions, and for Original lllustra
tons than any contemporary and s offered with conf
dcpce ns the BEST PArER CRY Mes intee esedin Ru
raj Affairs
s-JsPCPECIMEN NUMBERS sent gratis. RI you drop
y letter to the Publishers, enclosing } cent
stump to prepay the postage numbers will be sent which
you can examine for yourself
nUBLlSIIED WEEKLY-16 pages quarto-Pricc e. o
year Liberal inducements to Clubs and Agents.
Address LUTHER IuChER q SON,
March e-dc&w3t Albany, New York.
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yAITABLE FARM FOR SAFE

II OFFER for sale my Farm. upon which formerly TO
sided lying immediately Swift Creek, in the coun-
y of Chesterfield about four miles above the Court House,
and twelve miles from Richmond.
Due contains 2Gi acres third o which 10 in
original growth the other twotirds is open land In
good stse of cultivation, and well adapted the growth
Of wheat corn and tobacco.
The improvements conss, OF good dwelling and all ne
ce.sary and tar IN houses.
The farm Is well watcrcd. and considered remarkably
healthy
Amy wishing 10 purchase can cali "u me, or ]. X
Gill, at the FsImrrs' Bhnk u Va Richmond.
Nov l5--ctf Y. II GILL.
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NUMBER 9A
F"r me EaYn"'r
SENATORIAL DISTRICT

a., hessrs. Editors:-l read with great pleasure
h,s ~" entu oi D. Is. CosNAHAN, Esq., announcir 4
Snnss S.asen candidate Tor the seat i'll the S,aic
dr.. aa'eiy so ably filed by Robert Saur.
w;.h.. ~ 'r SoTnshsn la, Lu; anticipated ~.
n"es M ,,.I 1' tl'e pe"plc in this Senatorial Dis,nct
anon thy " pe.auaded that there s only one iNh
%' sim tn tne s"yer.i gus Of the district, and hnr Xxx
,isn, @ ,,I, W , , by acclama,ion which lee, com
oil Virginia but was trans plante, 10 her soI ,rnn, ,I
saan' ota'e ol south Carolina. He was the iu,ma,,
anu bosom friend OF the lalnrn,ed +. s Ernots IA
We're raised IN The same school entertained and che
s ,aneu n sa.l'e hsh'onrd principles OF chvaIry AMI
hool ne s gentleman N every sense of the wor,,
and well worthy OF such trust aw,,.
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NETTING IN RUcEiNcu

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BUCKINGHAM.
At meeting OF the Democratic party OF the com
ty Of Buckingham, held on the 9th Of March. iCou,t
day. DR.. James Jones, Sr., called I" the Ch4r
and VIM. b. Shepard appointed Secretary.
On motion, il was
Reaolved, That Wednesday,, the ?jrh inst be- .,
commended 10 the counties oi Amherst aud Nelson
as the time for holding Convention in New Mark
to nominate candidate for this Senatorial dislrici
and that six delegates from each maylsrrai iisiiat
be appointed by the Chair 10 represent h- county ,u
said Convention.
Whereupon the following gentlemen were sppout
ed:
COURT Housr.-James p Leach, Col Cobb-
WIN II Perkins, Bocock j w Haskins sui
Thos Perkins.
WRIGHT 81 W Cabell, X Ellie, Jr, Dr. Wmp
MOseley, John HoriIey, VIM Wright and Dr. l.
Twyman.
New SroRE.-John 7 Gillian Geo ID Saunder-
Tbos Davidson John Forbes John N Hooper and
John K Gillian.
CURDsvILLE.--Albert Baldwin, Thos n Garnet
VIM f Gnnnaway. w Hubbard, X " Gannaway
and t Hubbard.
ALIEs's- Col W A Ford, Col o G. Bransi,rd, .ln,
l. Gannaway, DR. G. + Moseley, f I Page and Gar
land B Hanes.
SrAusToN.-Col w w Newton, X Mosel-y John
C. Turner, DIR K Jones, George Bosher and WIN 4
Scott.
On motion, Resolved, That the Chairman anl 81
cretary be added to the delegation and aso that ay
Democrat from the county W.u may be present. m
authorized To take II seat ns Il delegate.
Resolved, That the Democrats of the county ha
requested TO attend at the April Court for the pur
pose Of nominating candidate 10 represent ths
county in the next llouse OF Delegates.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting h,,
published in the Richmond Enquirer, Examiner sal
the Lynchburg Republican.
JAMES JONES, SR., Chairman.