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produces. or che United sIn,...

Tho New York Courier publishes the following estimate
upon che products ofthc year Tho hay and wheat
at the present year known with considerable accura
oy The corn crops sufficiently matured form tole-
rsby estimate Of it, and the same with the cot
CROP The productions Of the other staples taken
from the lac Patent Office returns etc, allowing for
h increase We bare then. the and value of the
agricultural products for the present year nearly fol-
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TRIBUTE or RESPECT.
rSfrEp srlrEs SIvT raap.
Eia nss f4,k "a

WiESISorOx, Pa, Oct iTth, 1872 I
Ma meeting Of the officers Of the steamer Fuon 10 sy.
their feeng the death of
the following preamble and resolutions adopted.
Whereas has pleased from our
Captain and estcsmed friend Commander o. O. williamson On.
dr circumstances Of peculiar distress and whereas
Won ogehsr during The visitation Of sickness and the exciting
cdens Of the Of the futon have
ed the opportunity Of knowing appeesng IL crit a.
ohcr bis intrinsic excellence as man, and his
uan Me- which secured for lin the respect and every
deer andnan under his command, therefore,
Rs-oirod That In the death Of Commander O. O. Wuian.on
The Government has lost faithful ocer Navy an homo
rbc representative aud ourselves valued captain and friend
Re-otsed That ue deeply sympaihre With the family
ceased In THIS ahoton, the pognaney of uhhs aevated
reelection that he ~ those whom ''to gain"
R,-rrd That attend hs body a. ourners and
mat re year the usual badges Of mourning upon the
sword hr for thirty days
RSot That copies o. these resolutions be transmitted 10 The
family o. ne deceased and 70 papers In Virginia. New
Ingl0n ard Penaaeola. for pnbnc Ailnn
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The Position of MIssIssippI.

The Legislature Of Mississippi assembled at Jackson
LASS Aonoay' "ov' hcWilie's message discusses with
much earnestness the posture Of Federal affairs and
makes the following recommendation a. TO the course
that etate shall pursue in the Of sectional cand
o. being elected TO the Presidency:
You will perceive that the Aboitionst and
Black Republican eynonlmous IL this correcty-
Both parties sectional in their organization They
have one common bond Of union; which is the anti.
slavery fanacsm Of the North, which has its origin in
hostility 10 you and your institutions. The rabid abo-
ZIONIST In my opinion IL the leas; dangerous OF the two
LIE Is open and bold his attscks-defant of all laws
human and dvine-whle the black republican il more
wary IN his approaches and insidous in his attacks
be srecs his bateriesho plants his guns and draws
his lines Of circumvalaton around you and will aater
you With professions until he prepared demand your
unconditional surrender"
in ibis view ofour position on the election of an Abo
huon President will IL not DO time ito put our house In
ORDER and be prepared carry out fully the following
resolution Of the Democratic party Of this State which
party represents overwhelming majority of the peo
pie That isi Resolved That in the event Of the cleo
son OF Black Republican candidate the Presidency
by ths SURFACES Of one portion OF the Union only 70 u,
over the whole United States upon the ayowed
Of that Organization. hississpp will regard Il as de
slaradon Of hostility and will hold herself In readiness
sopsras with her sister States OF the South in what
s7cr measures they may deem necessary for tho main
tenano0 Of ibor rights ~ cocqual members Of the con
f>deracy.
For tho purpose Of being prepared for the contngen
q provided for by tho foregoing resolution would re-
commend necessary and eIpedient that you by you
lRsatou should make IL the duty Of the then Govern
or " the event Of the election Of Black Republican 4
Che PRESIDENCY Of the United states In November 1860
~ Issue his proclamation ordering election for dele
fsies 70 htatc convention, 70 DO holden on the frs
Monday Of December next thereafter aud that said dele
gates 10 appointed % assemble at the Capitol IN the cit,
ofJaoLson on the third Monday Of the said month o
Dcccmbcr 1850 for the purpose Of adopting such meas
ues as may meet the eNigency Of the occasion.
Il would further recommend that vou should sdop ,cs
ondons inviting the other Southern States 20 coopcrat
With the state Of Mississippi in the adoption OF suc
measures ~ NAV be necessary for the maintenance
thcir aud rgho. equal members Of the confed
1acy. The is all that for the present would recon
mend 20 be done"
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CONFERENCE APPoINrxESrs--The Annual Conference
OF the Methodist Protestant Church. recently held in Nor
FOLK John &. Whitfield, presiding. made the following
appointments for the ensuing Conference year:
Lyuchburg-Unsupplied.
Noriolk.-M. J. Langhorne, supt
Hampton-w. McCiee, supt.
Abingdon-Unsuppled.
Princess Anne-T. Q. Jennings supt
Smithhed-Jno r. Wade, supt.
Surry-J. 4. Wright, supt. X. W. Berryman supt
SusseI-John McLelland, srpt.
Greensville-W. T. White supt
Heathsvlle-F. A. Davis, supt b. G. Burgess assis-
tant.
Charles City. NJ Haines.
Campbell-W. Peerman, supt. A. Peck, assistant
GoodhoPe-Levi Hubble, supt. ]. M. Woods assis-
tant
Sonesvilie-J b. Sizemore, supt J. Riggs, assistant
Guess Rver-R II. Powers, supt. r. Powers assistant
irovidence-J. Forkner, supt. ]. Thomas, assistant
Missions. Paris, supt. w. Knott assistant.
Matthews-C w. Petit, supt
Wythevle-Unsuupplied
Bediord-Dr w. J. Holcombe.
Bethany-R. B. Thompson.
Russell-G r. Barr.
Washwoods-E Burroughs
Goodhope (African)-E. 7. Bergman
neathsvile Starke Sett
ii. Doniphan, College Agent
= h. Cox, Lynchburg Female College
Without appointments at their own reauest-w w
walker, l.. r. Cosby p. Rhor, w. A. Croker, II. S.
Whitehurst, J. w. Miller. -
Left in the hands of the Presiden,-J SpanrIer J.
Slaughter b. C. Stratton, NJ Hurley, s. Walker s. DELPHI
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THE HARFER's FERRT REpELLIoS.-The Legislature Of
Tennessee Is taking action upon the John Brown
conspiracy. II has resolutions before IL declaring that
this outbreak the natural fruit Of the treasonabe M
repressbe cosfci doctrine and that Il Is the imperative
authors Of such doctrines deadly enemies 10 the public
peace, the rights Of the States and the preservation Of
republican institutions
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writer in Once W,sk gives the following account Of
the death OF the great Pm Pm died his house on
Putney Heath, the spot where CAxSfSo and a
fought their duel and 10 very neglected state
Of his family friends being with him At the time
One who was sincerely attached 20 him. hearing ofhs .
ness, rode from London 20 see him. Arriving at his
house he rang the bell at the gate but no one
came. Dsmountng, he made his way 70 the hall door
aud repeatedly rang the bell which one answered -
He then entered the house wandered from 70 ROOM
ill at last he discovered Pm on beddead and entire
ly neglected IL s supposed that such his poverty
he had not been able 20 pay the wages Of his servants
and they had absconded, taking with them what they
couid
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Magnificent Silks,
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
Ia


ELEGANT CL0AKS AND SHAwLS
Prom last weeks Auction Sales Of French Yor
AT 4 GREAT sACRInCH
WATKINS & FICkLRN
(k0 leave TO Inform their friends
nsir large and superb stock Of and
has Just been epenhed by large additions styles
Of oeauuu doed purchased By Of their nr, many
HALF THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE
Ihey only ask opportunity Of exhibiting Choice
re-ct GOODS,
10 Insure sales and surprise with
In SILKS especially, enabled
bring this hithert article within
Beautiful VELOUR PARIS
French and Irish POPLINS.
Paris Printed DELAtSES
silk and Wool PLAID6, &c,
Arc being this be
some aud moderate In price Our - -
CLoAKs AND sHAwIs,
Comprising The most extensive
To onr this will will be found
thy the attention OF all arc entirely
new and elegant Our assortment Of
seryarts' and Plantation
Mems Outer and Under Wear.
House Servants' Wear,
Plantation Goods,
House Furnishing Goods,
Irish Linens,
shlrtings and sheetings,
Pulled Cloths,
fatnetts for FACTORY Hands, kc.
WI be found unsurpassed In extent. quality price
ocA-b WATKINS A PICKLKN.
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A PERpEcr CURE by WILD cHrRRY

''S-' sie "'iso' VI ihe NkN fokk aiRkok, August
About four weeks SINCE OF the competitors
suffering 50 badly rom cough 10 seep nzbt,
AND TOO weak 10 stand At his He
and gave symptoms Of falling victim quick eonsumptIon w,
recommend to him various medicines which eject
gave him one bottle Of Histdrs RsaDt Cherry
IL Afforded him Immediate relief well man AMI
not The slightest symptom OF and
particular learned should adi h., ~.
cough In the above by proe .png OF
blood -r'''Ns "
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS he wr,pper
Prepared by SETH W. POwLE Boston, and for sal. nv
n apM a ekAf PURCELL LADD CO., and W. PETERSON
sS" seneiaU' noi4-dc4wlw
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GRIZZLY WrLLfSG TO Cow TO viRsfSrA.-The New
York Tribune says that Horace Greeley is perfectly will
ling to come TO Virginia aud tell all he knows about old
Brown and his plans. II adds:
There is no need Of requision in the premises for
simple letter from Gov Wise will answer every pur.
pose And, IN order TO save expense (he finances Of
Virginia not being in state Of eXuberant prosperity
we hereby notify the Governor that Horace Greeley in
tends 70 be in Washington Monday, December 9Th.
and will then and there be willing, the House
shall have adjourned for the day to step over al bis
own proper cost 70 Alexandria, any convenient point
in Virginia. and be examined length before any Judge
or Commissioner Of that State 70 all matters concern.
ing John Brown aud his colleagues in the recent affair
Harpcrs Ferry. Having bad the honor Of slight nc.
quaintance with Gov. Wise in old Wing days We do no,
need to assure him that this proposition IL made in per-
feet good faith and that we require Of him safe con-
Duct stipulation OF any sort whatever"
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Tux ARREST or LASD.-Walter s. Land who killed
Flannegan, his broherinsw, in Princess Anne County
Va has been identified in Jail, at Asheville, n. C., by
for him. " ~ '
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VIGILANCE CoNNrrrEEs.-A Vigilance Committee has
been formed in Barbour county, Va, and rumor saws
That all Abolitioniss are earnestly invited to leave the
county in thirty days. In Alabama a similar warning
has been given at all the crossed places on Brown
map, and committees are forming in every direction
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A SOUTHERN VIEW OF MEssRs. SEWARD AND

CaisLEsroS, Nov. I2.--Tbe Nrevy. special New
Orleans dispatch says Ex-Governor Brown Of Mississippi
had delivered addressed before the OF that
State at Jackson In which he expressed moro resyeo, for
The opinions Of w. Seward thss those Of Mr. Dougss
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OPPOSITION NESTING IN HARBOUR COuNTY.


~, held in Phppi the Virginia Hotel" the 7th
day of November, 1889, Col A. RANKIN called te
the Chair, and LEWIS A. ArKRs appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been explained. on
motion, the following gentlemen appointed Com
mttes to draft resolutions Martin Myers Lewis Wilson
and j. W. Hancs, Esqs and the Secretary who, after
short absence reported the following preamble and
olutions:
Whereas certain developments have convinced US thai
the federal government has while under the control
the Democratic party and more particularly during the
present administration, become wantonly extravagan
and corrupt in all its notifications Notwithstanding that
same party and the present administration stand eged
to the country to prune the expenditures of the
ment down to its primitive economy aud purity; and
whereas the rulers and leaders of that party
tempting to continue themselves in power by promis
cuous and unnecessary and fraudulent expenditure o
the peoples money; and, by renewing the agitation Of
the slavery question which, above all Others is fraugh
with mischief to the Union, means which the most un
scrupuous demagvgue, under ordinary circumstance
would shrink from; and whereas the present admins
traton has, by the weak and inefficient and partial man
ner in which has administered the home
insuted every patriot whose highest pride Il to boast
free and fair system of government, honestly admins
tered and by its changing. shrinking and c0iedrdy for
egn policy lost that respect fro,n abroad which our
country entitled TO receive now, therefore, be it
Resoirsd, LIST, That look with pride upon the at
tive, Union Opposition party, opposed to the profgate
party in power well the wild anaticsm that has
characterized the actions of all sectional parties
Resorsd I'd, That we approve Of the time and place
appointed for holding Convention of the Opposition
party OF the State, to affect thorough organza
ton, and to devise plan for our future action.
Resolred Sd, That deem tnexpedient at the pres
ent time to express preference for any particular man
for the Presidency but will support the nominee of
National Convention Of the Opposition party, if he be
good and true
Resoirod 4th, That the President of this meeting ap
point three delegates 10 represent county in said
convention; and that any persons from county
friendly TO the cause, being present the assembling Of
said Convention be requested to act delegates
that Robert Ridgway, Esq, be appointed alternate
ed
Under the fourth resolution the President appointed
the following gentlemen delegates: John H. woodford
S. NJ. Holt and Martin Myers, Esqs.
On motion, ordered that the editors of the Barbou,
Jtgersoaidn and Richmond Wing be furnished with
copies of the proceedings this meeting and
to publish the same.
On motion, meeting adjourned.
ARMSTRONG RANKIN, Prest
LEWIS A. MrEEs Sect'y
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Nsu roaK Nov 1thsocks dun and variable. y,.sn,.
az ~ Cotton arm ,.e 500 Ssle. Flour Arm
nsios soS Beef steady Mes Pork els $1,000 Lard
ioNVlle whisky 2.Se Sugar nrm and quis< huscoyado
changed vs. 1A
BALrrNoas Nov. th-Ylour quiet Howard Rtre~f n a6
Wheat active, receipts 20 white nj sni a. "a
N1osixs Corn buoyan; white Sac: yellow sTGSso bacon
active sides l0c Mes Pork 151i5I Prime ali Lard la
whisky steady 81 9ee Coffee bags Mo A ias ~
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q Notice TO Country Merchants Visiting
Richmond this Fall.-we most respec fully can
their attention stock OF BOOTS SHOES which We will
sell low for cash to punetuai credit
ALEX. HILL 4 CO.,
seis 1877 Main :, p,,hnon, "
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The CENTRAL RAILROAD MkErMe.-The annual meet.
Ing OF the stockholders Of the Central Railroad viii be
held In the city Of Richmond Thursday the 2lh in
slant As usual such occasions the reports Of the
several departments Of the road win be made commit
tres appointed to whom these reports will DO submitted
and complaints viii DO made heretofore by ndiyidu,
ais who may have found fault imagined such to exist
la the management for the last twelve months These
small fault finders always active fuasy bodies Who 80
magnify their grievances and talk so loudly that the
world often lei into tho common error, that where
there Is so much smoke there must be fire. We do
not doubt there In the management Of the Central
road little things Of which person may complain We
ouselves have made complaints and raped the Directory
over the knuckes than during the closing year
But We venture the opinion that all the faults which
planants urge will DO of character with those we
have pubshed-smal in importance and of limited CT
tent making an observatory Of our guano
depot not giving us than minutes detention of
passenger trains, or not stopping with over
night-.just such complaints as incidental
70 the working Of great corporation and which, though
trhng ought to be removed to perfect manage
ment OF the road We hardly expect to meet with
anything perfect Ia this worlds affairs and We recocct
that neither Rome nor the Central road were built in
day We hope, and shall be satisfied, see the CON-
plants which do exist removed the first opportunity
tho officers oil the company shall have attend to minor
defects in the general conduct Of their road What we
have to say just now upon the of annual meeting
OF the stockholders aud election Of officers speak
in uncquivoca terms Of commentator of ali connected
with the general management of the road We have close
y looked to the Central road and Il NAV have been with
an eye to find fault; and hesitate to say that so
TAR the conduct of the road has been observed In its
speed safety, punctuaty and capacity for all demands
OF trade and travel the Central road leads all other roads
in the State. In some Of the enumerated particulars
other roads excel ours but taking them altogether
there is no road which combines them fully and so
satisfactorily The Central road the "crack road of
the State and its officers from Col Fontane to the Con-
ductors, deserve the commentator Of swell doLc good
and faithful servants."-ChdriostesriHe Adr.
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MARRURn-

az II you want Boots Shoes Caters good quality 70 to
ALA HILL cos and II you can't get them there.
know whore you Hnd them.
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THE TROuRLE Ar RRnwNsvIIIn

AuousrA, GA, Nov. 15.-The New Orleans Picayune
ofthe i2h says that Gen. Pareys brigade Is willing to
60 brownssie, funds are furnished. The city au-
ihorities doing nothing in the matter Tho Posvuns
urge the city 70 farnsh the necesaarY mesna
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The STATE ELEcIioSs.-The result the State ticket
in New York is still in doubt. The Tribune makes Lea.
yenworth for Secretary of State who heads that portion
OF the ReputAaC ticket which opposed by both the
Democrats and Americans 3,4l2 ahead with a number
OF counties still to hear from II thinks he will be elect
ed by at least 5000 majority. The Republicans elect
five and the Democrats four Of the Judges Of the Su.
preme Court Of the State.
Full returns from New Jersey give Olden Opposition
majority Of 2 1876. The Senate will stand Is Democrats
Opposition. The Assembly 80 Democrats and 81 Oh.
position giving the Democrats majority Of three on
joint ballot.
The vote in Massachusetts, is small not exceeding To-
O00 decrease Of nine thousand from last year. aud the
smallest cast since lsi9. II is about fysix thousand
short of the Presidential election Of 1885, and twenty
thousand short of the Of 1857 The vote Of Boston
is the smallest cast for the last dozen years IL was
about 1000 short of 1855 and 5000 less than the
vote of 1874 when Clay and Polk up for the Pres-
dency For the first time since the Presidential election
OF 1856, the Republicans have clear plurality in the
city of Boston. Last year, Mr. Beach. the Democratic
candidate had 81 plurality Mr. Banks has 6s3.-
In Suffolk county, entire, his plurality is l,O33. The f
ling of on the Republican vote in Boston this year
,4S4, Of the Democratic 22is. The-toal Republican
strength in the Senate will be 80 Of 80 members and
in the House ia TO 80 Democrats and Opposition
Last year the Opposition numbered only about 90 T,
Ia q slight increase Of Democratic strength.
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ACentenary church Of 9th ms, nv IN Rev
MT Wheelwright Mr. T. b. and Mls, 4 ByTrig PPM
BERTOS all OF this city ~
Btllefonte, Ala, papers please copy
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ILLNESS OF SENATOR DorcI.As

WAsuisoros, Nov. ltth-The early recovery OF Sen
certain that he Is extremely ILL., Three physicians we're
with him all last night One hopeful OF his speedy
recovery-the other two declined express any opn-
Ion He has been quito easy through the day,
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osssD wa Nov. "a fsn
The value Of the exports from Riehmond - foreign
eioss; srsA n. A Pev ssssAs 70 r.saa.a essI
e TO France. t,siss 70 0srshsr esssoe ssaalA Ssg.
sec. ana ss.seesand, $4,000. rss., ss,sss<sS
The vsas o. the Imports Trea Brazil sisosss, mon
sas A Prov. ssis, re. nasi.sA sss.ss re. reu.
Nee, tift9G Total eel. 80
We have not yet been furnished with statemsot Of
the business Of the Dock for October . vs es.a.
our non'h eenpsrssa Of he receipts wheat ReAno.d
| Win BE- pesihAsd
RICHMOND hARKrrs Nov. "a 1862
RrsAsza-rhs reaction In the arks n uer, NANTES,
aad sass ssssssens q ss sssa rspp,d pes.
tending upward me Corn s dun and upsr.a N.
liberal receipts produced s,us ana ,As,. A..
sellers Aa bayer fiosr snehansed HAY ~ sdv..e.A
Salt has been scarce for tine pss s.rrs tv.spoo
ehanred bot steady .-,et--
S 49, rss:- s.s. ~. E, = s.s::sss s
ai S, z -. Sep %., sss =. :. ~ 80
IL s e; :: g
s:;;:.w. ;: s;:. :. !: g e.. ~, - -
a'1s::; So; 4 :;s
quot. !sn. Rive Hydraulic - q sooi
Iss Dol o sss,t anas sane price
receipts: and Pes; es Aoess :. hsy. heard
r., ..n,. and s. s
Con, s.s nv. ss:s. es, se,..s 81 s..
o. C s rA,.w' quote country s0oss s.a city ~ cent.
y ys.Ia..s.ws quot. prime :. g eta; ara.
i.aa AN sss,s.s
s.s sS ss r:ssSSs go %
,o s' a. quote Halifax Hsrn =, q IS n.eI.rs sic
s.ss.
ss s.. s e 70 ss
fsss; nss sna wa.s 70 Csec. per 10
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- DIVIDEND NOTTCI.[Tno pi-eo

tors OF the VIRGINIA HrRH AND MARINE INsuR-
ASSh COMPANY on the isi declared dividend u.
" me past az months OF 10 cent payable
hoide or their legal atlves s l5h
and added the remainder OF said proa per cent ., d.
surplus und OF the $4,000 IN,
transfer book Will be closed usual until inA
II.
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OPPOSITION MEETING IN MoNTGoMERY

AT meeting OF the Opposition party held at the Court
House in Montgomery county the 18th inst Col D. c.
Douthat called TO the Chair and W. NJ Barnitz was
appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting explained by W. r. Sta
pies ESQ., TO be the appointing Of Delegates the
Convention TO be held in the city of Richmond l4h
OF December next and the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
lst ResoLrsd, That we heartily approve of the propo-
ston to hold convention Of the Opposition party in the
city of Richmond the 18th day OF December next for
the purpose of taking such steps may be necessary to
secure thorough organization Of party for the APP
preaching Presidential canvass
I'd. Resoirsd, That Col David Barnett, Col F.. Ham
met, Hon. w. ID. Preston Gen Robert T. Preston Col
Robert @. Trigg James =. Preston, Waller r. Staples
Eli Phegar Chas b. Gardner James w. Kerby, " b.
Harvey Thos. A. Stanger, Floyd Smith, William Smith,
Thompson Baker, Robert c. Hammet Howard Peyton
A. 7. Eskridgc, DIR. John H. Radford John j. Wade Dr.
David Wade, John Walters Thomas Childress William
Chldress, Stephen Chdress. WIN. Davis John J. Davis
Paris Taylor, Joseph b. Fulwiler VIM. Edmunson John
A. Langhorne, DIR. Samuel A McCoukey, F.. j. Amiss,
NJ W. Ronald y. N. Ronald, William Perfater
ter, GEORGE Bane, John Helms, Thos Wilson, c. NJ Sni-
der, ii. Y. Douthat, James Wade, w. II. Peck Russell
A. Carper Robert II. Mosby, T. T. Wright Chas. Bow
yer, DIR. James p. Hammet w. G.. Currin Thomas II.
Fowlkes, Cephas Sherburn, John Harmon, and Abram
Christian be appointed delegates said Convention and
that any other gentleman of the party who may be in
Richmond from this county hereby requested act
delegate to the same.
g. Resoiped That the Chairman and Secretary be add.
ed to the list.
in the Star and Herald" and that the Richmond whig
Morning News and Lyuehburg vginian be requested 70
copy. ID. g. DOUTHAT Chrn
W. ~ BARSrrz Secy