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Public Notice.
j. u. GaiiEesEpie.

GTli4L continues TO do all kinds OF Plain and Or
- namcntai Painting, Graining, Glazing, Paper
Hanging, &c. on the most reasonable tcrms
Letters ON business, addressed to him atStaantoI
Va, ilreceive prompt attention.
July ), ls5G--ly
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Hats !. ffats!, IIats!!,

BLACK SILK, SOFT BLACK AND FANCY
- COLOR, PANAMA, PEDAL. BRAID, LEG
HORN, and all niher kinds of HATS, very cheap
At fIpER & FUNkH0i SERS.
April Is lsaf.
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Gororaor ST., edoes Ffaatiia 81, Rictmond. Va.
M Al be consulted in all cases Ct a delicate ma.
fe, ana as he has more experience in this line
oil practice than any physician, he will positively
guarantee to cure Gonnoilllna DC, in f1rt,.eiyht
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COMMISSION BUSINESS,

7I'IIE undersigned having Determined to locate
permanently in Richmond for the purpose OF
selling HORSES, CATTLE and I'VE STOCK OF
every description, on Commission, take this method
OF informing them friends and the public generally
of their intention. They can be odnd, at all times,
at Bacon Quarter Branch, and after the l7tE
them for sale they promise to use their best efforts
to secure the highest prices the market affords and
will endeavor to give satisfaction generally.
GEORGE w. Ora WrORD,
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\ BUSINESS Man. Among the many
truthful paragraphs ahoat on the sea of let
tiers, none is truer than the following, from
the New Orleans picayune:
The nan who does not take a newspaper
aud pay for it, might as well retire into a
monastery; fer She is incompetent to come
in contact wit man who does Read the
biographies OF eur most successful mer-
Chants, and it will be discovered that read
ing the newspapers and advertising in them,
literally constituted the basis upon which
they erected their magnificent fortunes. It
IS impossible to be newspaper reader and
not TO be intelligent The daily life of the
whole world is written down therein. In
diligence by railroad steamship, and tele-
graph, hurries over the land and the sea,
and the editor, with his unresting pen, re-
cords it for the public eye for ever.
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A'g'ssNsS.

7 HAVE just received supply Of those Superior
y COOK STOVES, warranted To give satisfaction
also, few handsome Parl Tor, Air. light Stoves for
sale low. GEO E, PRICE,
October %, 1856.
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EfRF md CAP ess,
SCORE L-az-s

EtHfAN SIIRY
AIS JAS. fetnlted hom the cities with one of
j O iass and f.ncst stocks of HATS n CARS
eyer brought 10 this market, which he offers for sale
mt prices that canunt fail to please, Having laid in
ia his foods the best terms he sell to the
Trade 50 that retailers can buy of him and make
4 good profit, His Stock consists OF white and
black BEAVER; white and black RUSSIA; OF
TER black and white SILK, and all kinds of + UR,
SLOUGH, and WOOL HATS, for Boys and Men ;
also, all kinds of STRAW HATS and CAPS of all
sizes and grades.
He also manufactures Wool and Fur Hats, which
he warrants to be equal to the best city made. lie
viii also buy Furs Of all descriptions, at the follow
ing prices:
For good Mink Skins. so cts. Coon, from 90 to
% do. Gray Fox, from 20 to 25 do; Red Fox,
371s to so cts Otter, from 81 25 to 81 so, and the
highest cash price for all other qualities of Furs.
NJ RuFF's old stand one door below j. +. J.
Whites, Main St., Staunsoh, Va.
April Is, 1857 .-lv
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NJcCORmICK' COMBINED REAPER
WI AND M0@ER.-TO THE FARMERS OF
ROCKINGHAM, AUGUSTA & R0CKBRiDGF.
The undersigned would most respectfully offer the
Farmers OF the counties above named, as agent for
G. II. Mccormick. this greatest of all time and Ia
bor Saciag Machines. / is also "warranted to saee
al eost three oar6s OF all grain scattered by orn
nary crsdling.' The Machine i Of world wide re-
putati0n, having had awarded to it the iirs; Medals
of Honor, both in this county and Europe. Last
year, two gentlemen, one in buckingham and one
in Rockbridge, obtained these Machines and TREY
express themselves We'll pleased with both reaping
and moving. | viii. in a lew weeks be out di, trb.
uting bandbiils with blank orders.
THORNTON BERRY.
y. B.-Far.ers will reeolleet that Reaper and
Mower, separately, all cost about S2Sa. or Sllg
each, delivered here, while the combinel Machine
will cost Only Sl6a. My address IS Stsanton. Or
Cline's Mil, augusta co., "a. IT.
Feb. I, ls51.-tn.
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4 EpcAy Ma- One of our exchanges
annosnees that Mr.. White, living in Yen
ice, Pa. was recently murdered in his own
bed, by some one who wished to get his
money. The editor adds, that "luckily
Mr. White deposited his money in bank the
day before Mr.. White lost nothing but
lis Lie
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READ EEAD!. KEAB...

READ READ READ
i1,ftlt r4As Yor err giw MINUTES, & NAY SAVE Yer
May YEARS OF ST FEi.iNG!
GiRTkR'.S SPANISH .KIITGRE
The Great Purifier OF tie Bioodl
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE EVER DISCOVERED
Physicians prescribe it, md ereeg enc ,ehe
as5s Il IS q raltiay a}reriiameaf, no
medicine eter Ba o9crcd to tic ABaer-
!eaa paiiic has goiaed aaeA pup
tiaviA IL 50 ShoH tt0te as
eARYEEaS SPANISH MiXw!aE.
It Will cure Any case OF Sefofula,
1t viii cure any case of Rheumatism.
1t will cure any ease of Syphilis.
1t will cure any ease of Salt RheuHl.
II will cure any case of Neuralgia.
II will cure any case of Fever and Aguo.
Or any other Diseases arising 4om impure slate
Of the Blood.
SCROFULOUS READER!
1t cured the niece OF the Hon. John Minor Bolts
member OF Congress from Virginia. OF Serotua,
after The skill of the best Physicians both OF New
York and Philadelphia had been tried in vain; and
it viii cure ycu, reader, it you arc so affected.
RHEUMATIC READER.
II cured D. Burritt Esq, Of Cincinnati, Of Rheu-
matism Of years standing, after all other remedies
had failed. We have hundreds of such certificates
Call on the Agent and get Book and Circular, and
read for Yourself, the many rcma kablc md aston
ishiHg cures it las made.
SYPH1LTIG' READER
The eelebratei nr. hatcher writes as that lie had
two Of the NEST severe and long standing cases ot
Syphilis that would yield to none of the usual rem
edies hut he cured one with six and the other
with uise bottles Of CARRIERS SPANISH MIN,
TuRE. We have known it used over al Thousand
cases, and have yet to bear Of failure Faay ease
YE SHAKING THOUSANDS READ
Ague and Ferer, DO not take Quiniuc, Mercury
or any other such noxious Drugs. hui try ut once
this great Alternative Ppities d the Blood Car
ter's Spanish Asture VIII cure any and every cas-
Of Agae and Feser. We have never yet .noRn Il
to fail
DIR. WI. S. BEERS & co,
Proprictors.
Feb. I. 1S57-1Y Richnnnd IL.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION.

rEFlIE subscribers have opened a large Ware House
L. in the town OF stanton. opposite tho Iasscu-
ger Depot. aud near the American Hotel where they
are prepared Ia give the highest Cash price for
Corn, Rye, Oats and Barley.
They viii also keep constantly on hand a large
supply OF good WiliSkEf, which they i'll ex-
change for grain They will soon be ready to far
nish Ground Plaster to Farmers
W Cash will be paid for lG0 thrifty stock hogs.
HARTMAN d, SNApP.
October II, lS56-tf.
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A. G.. ROBERTSON.

-REFERENCES.-
John McCue, Esq. Augusta
Maj. j. Marshall McCue, do.
Francis Bell, Esq, do.
Peter Hanger, sr., Esq, do.
NJ. Il. Haiman, Esq, do.
George Poage, ESQ, do.
L. NJ Taylor, Esq, eash'r Y Bank, stanton
Gol. 4. K. Givens, Augusta.
\ trick, Esq. Pres't Bank of Rockingham.
Jas. r.. Crawford, do.
Henry II. Harnsberger, ESP, do.
Samuel Gibbon, ESD, Page
Col. a. W. Cameron, Roekbrdge
br. Gold, do.
S. Mcdowell Moore, Esp, do.
Samuel Lewis, Esd, Bath
Cameron Francisco, Esq., do.
RoAertJ Glendy, do.
Maj. James Kent, Montgomery
Joseph C.oyd, Esq, Pulaski
David McGavoe, do.
WIN. c. Byera, Washington
Col. Newman, Ora; re
Stuart McClung, Greer bricr
Thomas Bell, do
James 0. Harris, Gnpcpcr
s. W. Fcklin, Esq, Automatic
Jno. ). Cooke, Esd, do.
Jno. II. Timberlakc. Etq.. do.
jas. Saunders, Esq, Pres F. bank. Charlottesville.
Richmond, Feb. II, lS57-6mos.
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GOD NEWS FOR TuE AFFLIeTED

DR. PULLER'S COMPOUND T0IU is one
~ of the most prompt and efficient remedies for
Caarrh, Bronchial Affections, Colds. Coughs Hem
morrhage of the Lungs, and all affections of the
Tnroft and Chest In its no dangerous effects
need be apprchended, aud it elects a, care like a
charm. Warranted TO cure in 9 cases ont OF To-.
Call and try i. For SALE wholesale and retail by
LAIRD X LINK, Druggists,
Main ST. opposite kayser, Stribling 4 Co.
April Is, ls57--2lnos.
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Large stock OF Groceries 1T
Il FL WHITES

90 BAGS Rio and Laguira Coffees; hhds. y.
s}O 0. and Porto Rico Sugars 20 bbls. Coffee
Sugars Clarified, Pulyerzed and Crushed Mus
Dorado Moiasses aud Golden Syrup; Rice; Grain
and Ground Peppers Imperial and Gun powder
Teas best Faliow and Adamantine Candles; Far
lead Cord Bar Soaps: Corn, Starch. Soda, Az
spice, Cinnamon Alum, Nader, best Indigo, Mace,
Cloves, salts, Cast-steel Soaps, &C., dc.-al on
the lowest terms. April 1, 1857.
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

NPElNtf AND st VI Eh HOOUS.
[ATE would inform the public that we are nov
w receiving the largest and most varied Stock
of GOODS that we have ever had and, we are
determined ia sell bargains, we would invite per-
sons to give our stock examination before pur-
chasing el5eW here. Be to call at the Store OF
April i. ls57. PIPER d FUNKH0CSER.
GARDEN TG0LS.-Jnst received, fn extensive
~ assortment If Spades, Forks, Hoes, Shovels
TRANSMITTING froweis Prauing Saws and Shears,
Rakes, Lines Corn hoes. dc. For sale low by
March %, 1857. GEO. f. PRICE.
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las. q. LAIRD. FRANK. II. LINK
n + W L [ r NJ f!

THE subscribers have associated themselves to-
L gether in the DRUG BUSINESS, .~ssvvyrs.
under the stvle of SsssT
LA ID 81 LINK. tsE
They will, in a few DAYS, receive y 1s4S
large addition 10 their stock, Of DRUGS ID
and MEDICINES and will be pleased to see all the
old friends and customers of the House. They will
devote their whole time and attention to the bust
ness, and will keep constantly on hand all articles
in the Drug line. and warranted pure and fresh.
Thankful for the liberal encouragement which has
been extended to the house, they hope by their en-
dcayors to please all, To merit and secure still
larger share of public patronage.
jas. G. LAIRD,
Stanton, Dec. q. FRANZ. II. LINK.
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DAGUERRoTyf PES RNDA NERO
TN DE%

FINISHED in the highest style ofthe art and
n warranted to give satisfaction at the mostrea.
sonabie prices, at my SKY LIGHT GALLERY
N HiLB.
y. 3. Instructions given in the art, and pupils
supplied with my OWN Manufactured instruments
tie superiority ofwhich is confirmed by ny rcceiy
ing zoo irst premiums at the Exhibition iHiialti-
more and Rhiadetphia. III II.
#aynesboF0, Feb. :, is56.-Spee cory
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\ fast man undertook the task of teasing
an eccentric preacher. do you believe, F"
he said, Gin the story Of the Prodigal Son
and the F~tted Calf?'
Yes said the preacher.
well. them was it a male or female
eaIt that was killed =
y female" promptly replied the di-
vine
How do you know that 2
Because Cooking the interrogation stca-
Oily in the face) see the male is alive now. :
1T is solemn thing to be married, said
aunt Bethany. Yes, but 4 great deal sol
emuer not to be- said little girl, her niece.
He who is passionate and hasty Is gene
rally honest. 1t is your old assembling
hyfocrite of whom you should beware
There's no deception in a bull dog it is
only the eur that sncaks up and bites you
when your back is turned.
I AND J.-There are no two letters in the
manuscript alphabet Of the English Ian
el,awe which cause 50 much miseoHstrae-
ton as | and j, as most people write them
exactly alike. The rule for writing them
properly, and which deserves TO be uniyef-
sally adopted, IS to run the j below the
line, aud the even with the line.
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IIHIs HTt ) pGttlII GHftd.
YOUNG MEN

especially, who have become the victims 5f ylifrv
ace, that dreadful and destructive habit which ma
young men OF the most exalted talents and brilliant
intellect, who might otherwise have ent1auccd lis.
tening Senates with the thanders of eoouencc. or
waxe4 TO ecstacy the living Tyre, may cali with full
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% Kegs Rock and Rife Powder and Safety
- y Fuse. just received and fer sale.
April 4. 1851. GEO. Il. PRfGH.
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SECRET DISEASES

eonnorrhGa, elects, Structures, Seminal Weak
ness, PANS in the Lons, Constitutional Debility Inn.
potency, Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Aztec
tons OF the Kidneys, Palpitation OF the Heart Dys
bepsia, Nervous lrritabihty, Diseases OF the Head
melancholy disorders arising from the Dcstrucfiys
habits OF outh which destroy the body and mind
ii thpir Yintilns 81 slanndi IL. :. - --
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MARRIAGE.

, Married persons young Meh. cotfctpn.latin,
Marriage, being aware OF Physical Weakness. OF
ganic Debility 3etormities, NC, should immsdintc
1 consult Df. HUEr and be restored to perfect
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DIR. HN. S. BEERS & co,
Proprictors,
Feb I. 1S57-1y }}ieamopd Ia.
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v ho have injured themselves by certain nroctico
INDUCED in when alone-a habit frequently learned
rom eYli companions or at school, the effects Of
cured render marriage impossible and destroy
ooth mind and body, should apply Immediately.
,'. nat pity that young man, the hope Of his
snatched from all prospects aud e,1inympnts of liz,
by the consequences Of degiating from the path ot
nature, and indulging il certain Sc eret.habit =
Such persons before contemplating
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Ausust9, 1856.
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a Arthur's Self Sealing Ga1s and Stone Jars,
viii keep constantly on hand, urrly OF these all
mrable articles for sale at Manufacturers prizes,
Read the following certificate
June IS, 1856. GEO. L. PRICE.
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COL. JOS. O. PICKETT.

We observe from toe Prcc=eiings 0 T The Kuow
Eo.liDgs Of Smith county that Dr. !. J. BURsETT
declines he isce FOR Coagres, IN that di strict in
favor of Col JOS G PICKETT The opposition
give every ind lie .tioa of an intention to make
vigorous and unitsd struggle in the mountain dis.
trict, which Increases the Importance Of harmony
and united action on the part Of our friends in
that district We sine rely hope that disseusions
among Dsmoc ais IN not be permitted TO spring
up sud interfere with the SUCCESS of the party N
any portion Of the State. We have willy enemy
to contend wi b. and every thing for the CAUSE
aud no hing for mrn should be the guide to the
action Of every Democrat
The fac, that Col PICKETT is to make the race
Of the Know NJthings in the the mountain dis
trict shows the tactics to be employed by thet
party in he coming canvass Til Colo ell is put
forward IN the hope that be will be sbls to draw
of portion Of the Democrats from the support
of ths candidate of their own party Had there
been an opposition mgori,y in that district, he
could have gone as be did in the Presidential can.
vRss, to perform the work of high private,
while others were put up to win the honors. We
trust 10 Democrat will be deceived By this game
but that it will prompt each and all to more
vigorous effort TO preserve the harmony and unity
Of the party. Let this spirit prevail and we are
sure to win
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hgpdssa years ego. Eve take our pleasures sadly
as is our hsbion. Nan IS 9 laughing animal
the only laughing animal there Is Nature intend
Cd that due proportion Of mirth and neHiment
should be bis. g An worh; end 90 play 90 TIE
Od proVerb goes, "msks Jack dull boy The
English people were never more heroic than 10
that almost Areadis time when their country went
oy the name OF msrrie England, - and when, Rf
ter the trsnsition period during which Frossart
wrote, and 10 which civil war made the nation
naturally sad even in their pleasures, they were
pro perous, hsppy and festive It is impossible to
believe that what tradition says Of the last hlty
years of the sixteenth century ia England Is al
poetic exsggsrstion.-The love of music aloue-a
love which then existed smoug Ell classes. but
which alas, has long ago died CUTS proof to
the contrary. Il was an age when there was sun
shire, metaph0ricaily speaking, ell over tbs realm
Of England ard the natural rssuiss followed great
deeds and generally difused happiness.
/ Il is said, however, that we nave Too solemn
mission before u, as people, to be otherwise than
grave. But it is q fatal mistake to suppose Sc
rous aspect indispensable to success; as fatal as to
coufound ong face and sour aspect with religion.
The heslthiest man, eli things else tsing alike, Is
! not only the cheerfulest but the best By over.
/ working cur brains and denying ourselves amuso-
ment, we become irritable and psevisb, and there
! fore unjust. Our homes are too often but gloomy
dens, where retire after the days labor is DONE
J to slsrl at wives who are fretfu because also ia
/ dsd, and to carp at children who grow up in con-
/ sequence with gloom sAadoWing their hearts
that ought never to have been there. A little
more re szstion. especially relaxation Of the right
| sort, would make Us al happier, and would FL
| thousands OF households with sunshine, where
/ now the domestic atmosphere is grey and choking
/ as 3 wet November day.
/ GIVE Us more sunshinel Or rather let Us seek
! sunshine. as men walk out into the fields to
pllek spring flowers and drink in the blessed sun
shiue Of this vernal season, so we should not wst
for moral sunshine to come to US for that will new
er be, but 60 forth in search Of it where we know
it may be found. 1t is only by observing the laws
! OF our organization that we can hope to enjoy this
moral Sunshine. Neglect those laws, ignore the
necessity Of occasionsi ,slsxston, aud farewell to
this joy giving sunshine Ball Sun.
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CRIAE AND TIE PULPIT.

It is said that there ere no six women ncar-
eersted in the city of New York alone, charged
with the highest crime in the catalogue of human
guilt murder! They are all Amercan born, and
have lived in the midst of Churches, Christian As
socstious, Bible Societies. Schools, Lectures
Newspspers-sll Of which ara supposed to be the
elsrdtHg and harm0nising influences Of this boosted
sge.
Ia, We believe, every single instance, the mo-
tive Of the terrible deed was ayarics- certsinly
such was the case in some Of them-aud the
question thrusts itself upon every rejecting mind
bow comes il that with oil these patent appliances
of an improved morality and civilization, six of
the geutleT portion Of the race could be found
within the limits Of g sngle city, and within the
compass Of perhaps q single month, who dared to
MURDER And still mora significant is the query,
how comes It that neither Jealousy, revenge, sud
den singer nor tia desperate rebellion" of the
seducer's victim, has been the motive-but the
sordid passion .Oc gaiu2 Let US ask further, how
comes It that the world is Teeking with crime that
is the utter fruit Of oil love of money! How hap
pens it that more detslcstiOns, emos zzlemel IS,
cOunteIiei.iDgs and rObberies are now cJmmltted
in England and the northern States in single
year. than were perpe,rstsd in ten during be pre-
ceding century, making all allowances for the diff
| tereucs IN 20 ulsGo12
Surely there is, somewhere, 8 dreadful respon-
sibIIity Do puiplts resouud with political snathe-
mat zUg nst al o. prophetic protests against vcaI
! Are "chrIs. ian associations arenas OF wranglng,
| bigoIy and bitterness? are bsnsUOlsnt socIetis S
schemes for supporting droue2 Aud above and
beyond all is the GOLDEN calf worshpped in this,
cur Israel, while tue mount is trembling with the
| thuuders Of the speaking God?
| Let those answer who neglect tha weighty
''matters Of the ,aH" to teach treason and recon
mend rebellon-whO, from luxurious puPus
hurl curses against the vices Of the poor 10 cou.
! gregatous into which No poor man dare enter,
and deuouuCe before the tenants of castles the H.
| iquity OF cabins Upon TIE isithlsssness Of many
! OF the Clergy Of the couauy, particularly large
| cities, we honestly believe that the blood of toe
| generation il no slight degeee rests; a0Ove al
| upon their leniency to to the crimes wdich alv
from the love Of money for Its Ovn saks.-PstsTs
| bl7g Kl0 Democrat
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DtMu,RA1IC MEETINGS.

We hsve received the proceedings IF runber
Of democratic county meetings sTpoLtDg dele
gates 10 the State Convent:o1, Which assemblies
this morning. Some of the resolutions adopted
by these nett gs po sess general or local inter-
est, which renders their publication appropriate,
and we accordingly sutjoin thsm.
LEwIs.-At tn m e,iug n Lewis the following
were suO-g the RS, 10 ions adopted:
ResolUed, That " url Ell at Dgry approve Cf the
late sdmu lstrauon OF Frslklu Pierce
EsSolUed That We approve OF the course ru-su-
ed by cur sre ahle AMI distinguished REPRESENTA-.
tive 10 Co gIe-s, H JJbn V. " right, and that
it Is a. Wish Vt tits mreuug that ne be our next
Ca d, fJr The fife hat lie as lately SO well
filed
Hsclsd That VI C Waiuh5rne. ESQ, has
fully al aniy r. pr sen ed u in lhs uste Of the
State Legislature, a We h,r-bY exp ess a pre-
ierelce tJr hls nomination, as the csudoste Of cur
Ierty D. the next Ls-islolur-.
ReoiUsd Tat We do I omluate ". Vance
IL, mpsUn, Esq TO represent Us az q er from
The counties Vi williamson, M0ury sud Lewis.
BAvEEs Among the resolutions adopted by
the meeting 10 Hawkins were tie following:
RssolUed That We heartily approve he admin
istra Ion Ul g ". A9dTrw 5uUs d, OF Tennessee,
sDO hope that further h0 ors await HIN and u
his el, cuOn TO the Unit States S nate from Ten.
nessee to meet the black Cohorts OF EboIiuC mem.
would be gTEtfying to the dlml crBCy Of Haw kIus
Gu "
ResOlUed That the administration Of President
Pierce meets with or hrarty approval