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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-04

. Tho Washington Union is about to
have an accession of two moro editors.
That's all right. Riddy, did you put
an egg into the coffee to settle it -
Yes, ma am, | put in four, they were
so dead l had to use the more Of en-"
ID.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-04

With Oregon, the federal Union
consists of thirty.three States, in eigh.
teen of which slavery is not allowed.
The relative position of the free and
slave States may be shown at glance,
as follows: IT,. ....... .. -.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-04
A STAPLE ARTICLE.

We would call the attention of our fricud TO
the foilowing:N
HhYERRILL, Mass, Feb. 7, 1857.
Dear Sir Permit mo tho pleasure Of stating
to yos the qualification have in vending, and
the universal favor, Hoofand German BHisrs
meet with, by nearly every person who has had
occasion to test their virtues in this vicinity
This estabi shmcn. has had the agency OF your
Medicine since 1853, and l can safely say,
there has been no remedy placed before the
public within the scope ofmy knowledge that
has met with so much general favor and so wor-
thily as the German Bittors. have no hesits-
ton in recommending thsm to our customers sui
fering with diseases for which they are appro.
pirate, feeling confident from past experiences
that they will do all and eren more, than is prom
ised fthem. In Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
! defy an equal. To Druggists can recommend
them MS safe investment, and to the public as
truly worthy remedy.
Very truly yours, "a
. CHAS. b. EMERSON.
To DR.. G.. M. Jackson. r ....r
These Bitttcrs can be had of any druggist or
dealer in medicines, in the United States, Cana
das, West Indies or South America at TO cents
per bottle. They are prepared by Dr.. c. NJ
Jackson dls Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa, and
every bottle has his signature on the wrapper.
SosE AND SwELLrD BREAsTs.--Motbers sho'd
know, that since tho invention of DR.. Bragg,s
Arctic Eminent, It's no longer NECESSARY for
them to transfer tho nurs ing of their infhn,
children to a wet nurse, in case their own breasts
should be sore or swollen, nor is it necessary
for them to undergo tho painful and excrucia.
ting operation of having their breasts In nc cd -
by procuring some OF the Arctic Lirimert and
rubbing the affected part with it gently few
times, the evil is remedicd, aud complete relief
is experienced. Full directions are given on
tho wrapper for using the Lniment in this as
well as all other diseases wherein il lis applica.
Bile. il is also specific for all kinds of sores,
ulcers, swellngs, sprains, bruises, &C., &C., as
well as for rhe drnatisH,' and neuralgia. The i'm
portanco OF this remedy cannot be oyorostimu-
ted. Is also good for most diseases Of nnima Ia,
such as spawn, rngbone, poll evil, spring halt,
&C. For sale in Morgontown, by FITcu & ScoTr
An agent wanted III every town and village
Application should be made to Bragg and Bur
fowes, ST. Louis, Mo., add must always be &C
comPoRed by good references.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-04

We arc not addicted to telling (ibs
democrat.
That's one.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-04
WhO Sh.lMis d,ngnt,1

The elements Of the affirmation are
rather mixed. The desire for its ac-
QUESTION are by no means sectional or
harmonious. Some in the North want
it, some in the South. Some for one
reason, some for another. The South
Is Far from unanimous OH the PROPOSE
ton. Indeed there is in that portion
OF the country strong and expand
ing current Of opposition to it. Many
distinguished Southern statesmen and
politicians arc decidedly opposed to tho
measure. The New Orleans Bee dc.
clarcs cmphatically that itrcgards tho
proposed annexation as fatal, economi-
cally speaking, to the prosporityof Lou,
lSiana. 1t foresccs that it would lead
to an advance upon the price Of slaves,
to the dctrimcnt Of orr own planters,
and a consequent dimunition in the
number Of laborers on the Southern
plantations, Cuba gradually drawing
them off. The Bee thinks that those
who arc engaged in this project have q
stronger regard for a temporary per-
sonal popularity than for the pcrma-
nent future interests Of the country.
And NC think so too. Gin. Times.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-04

\ Clergyman in Florida recently un-
dertook to prove in sermon that AZ
ricans had no souls. Prentice Of the
Louisville Journal, says he had better
be careful, for he cant expect his dis.
ciplcs to consent to 90 to heaven if
they arc not allowed any niggers there.
1t is stated that Of the 5000 persons
tried last year, before the New York
Court Of Sessions, only o. we're sober
when arrested,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-04
KENTUCKY AWAkEi

An Opposition Convention was held
at louisville, Ky, on the ODD ult., by
which Hon. JOSHUA +. BELL was NOM
mated 10y reclamation for Governor
Alfred Allen for Lieut.. Governor, &c.
OF this Convention the Louisville
Journal Of the ODD says
1.-The convention of the Opposition
adjourned yesterday, after brief but
deeply interesting session. Little space
~ its voIuminous proceedings allow us
'nIs morning, We cannot permit the
occasion to pass without a word or two
of remark.
The convention is over, but its influ-
cncc is not. That has only just begun.
The convention cannot die in a day
Its members, two or three thousand
strong, the first men Of Kentucky in
public spirit, in private merit, in abil-
Ity, and in rcnown, the pink and flower
Of the worth and intellect Of the State,
have, after a course of action as re-
markaJIe for its wisdom and harmony
as for It's maGnaninity and its patriot
ism, dispersed in glow, nay, a blaze
OF enthusiasm to all quarters of the
great political camp into Which Ken
lucky is nov fairly resolved, carrying
with them the fires Of new and irwin
chile courage, and kindlng as they 60
the hope and zeal of every man in the
ranks. The convention is indeed as
grand in its dissolution as it was in its
career. 1t was exciting to beholl--it
is exciting to contemplate. Though
dissolved, it still lives. The echoes it
has awakened will not sumber until
Locotocolsm throughout the length and
breadth Of the Union shall lie in the
dust as low AZ it now lies in the high
places Of the government.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-04
FOREIGN,

The last steamer brings report that
the political disquiet is increasing,
although no overt act Of hostility is
yet announced. The cause of this
alarm is the apprehension of an APP
preaching war of France with Austria.
The Emperor Napoleon III, is dis
satisfied with the Cabinet of Vienna,
because it will not second him in the
civil reforms he has proposed to the
Court of Rome. ....
The English Parliament was opened
on the 3D. by tho Queen in person
Her speech was considered very non.
committal, thought not usually so, and
though entirely silent on the war ques.
ton, caused decline in both the
English and French funds. The speech
announced that instructions have been
issued to the commanders of tho Eng.
lish Naval forces in the Mexican waters
to demand, and if necessary to enforce.
PREPARATION for the numerous outra pos
suffered by the British subjects. BY
the arrival Of the Brazilian mails at
Libson, intelligence from Paraguay had
been received, which is somewhat later
1t announced that the Brazilian Gov
ernment had offered its mediation be
tween Paraguay and the United States
and that the offer had been accepted
by Commissioner Bowlin. Among the
passengers by the Prince Al6ert is
William Smith O'Brien, the Irish
patriot.
Satisfaction is expressed at the ab
clifton by France Of negro immigration
on the cast coast of Africa, and tina,
the pending negotiations give promise
of q total abandonment of the sytem
The Minister of tho Colonies had de-
cided that the immigration of African.
shall be superseded by Chinese.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-04

TSp~ Thanks 10 Mr. lloxic for late
papers.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-04

"And now, men of the Opposition !.
put on your armor at once, and prepare
for one Of the most brilliant campaigns
ever wagcd in Kentucky or the Union.
Y our cause is the highest that ever
filed or fired patriots heart, for your
country is the noblcst that man ever
loved. Your banner, whose rcsplcndant
folds have been given to the breeze,
bears the pure and simple devices Of
your cause, and no others. 1t is our
country's standard. No stain of sec
tIoDalIsm or of partyism polIutcs the
virgin field in which the stars Of the
Union glitter. Your chosen leader is
the Bayard Of our ranks, without fear
and without rcproach. His stainless
cscutcheon, the prestige of his charac.
ter, his genius, his cloqucncc, his i'm
peMous yet bright and winning cncr-
~, constitute him a host, and a victor.
ious host, in himself. Your advcrsarics,
without a ust cause, snd with n leader
not able to assert it if it we're Just, are
on the very edge of battle, divided,
discordant, and dishcartcned. The 20.
lItical redemption Of kentucky, and
her recognition rs the leader of the
starry hosts Of the Opposition of the
Union, with direct and powerful in,
tIncncc in shaping the issues of the
approaching national contest, arc a.
lnong the precious and tempting prizes
Of victory.
ia The address and resolutions
adopted by this convention, comprise
the following points
lst. The Democratic party is essen.
tally Disunion party.
q. 1t is n disorsanizing, dcstruct.
i've party.
3D.. 1t is a double. faced party, hav.
ing one face for tho North and another
for the South.
nth. 1t is party with no common
policy or fixed principles. ...
"th. 1t is a sectional party.
9Th. II is corrupt party.
7th. 1t IS an cStravasaDt 4 wosteful
panty.
NO. The Louisville Journal Of the
% / says -" The ticket, as glance
will suffice to show, is powerful in it.,
self. it is not lcss powerful in the en-.
tire and cordial harmony with which it
waa presented and adopted. Every
uom,n1tlon was unanimous on The first
ballot. The Convention cclipscd all
other eongcntiOus ever held in Kcntuc.
Ky almost ns greatly in the fine sisin.
tcr"stcd enthusiastic spirit Of unity
Which pcrYadcd it as in its size, taIcus
and gczpcc,amljiy.'
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-04

Expenses Of Congress. Washing.
ton Union says that the "informal"
committees that have been commission.
cd by meetings Of members of Con-
gross, 10 ascertain the much desired
items Of retrcnchmcnt, have rather
illustrated show not to do" what they
went about doing. Economy, like char
ity, ought to begin Of course, at home,
ond, it points out how great saving
could be made in tho expenses Of Con.
gross. II adds, that "Congrcss has
been very awkward from the beginning
Of the present session in condac ting its
policy Of economy"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13
Rp a -C[y q Flrc0
8aA&& La S5cSo

On the 4lh inst, at jams Hotel. by the
Rev H. Shau, John ". GanO. to bliss
Sarah E. Lancaster, all Of MiddIeway'
in this county.
On Thursday last, by The Rev. Nh
Hammond, Dauid ". DilO1O 10 Miss
Virginia BLincOe, daughter Of the late
Mr.. John BIncoe, all of this county.
In the Episcopal Church, in Clear,
spring, on Wednesday evening, the 3fd
INST. by Rev. Passmore, Joseph CNsa,
of Boonsboro' Nd, and Mary, eldest
daughter Of the late Daniel DoneIIy.
On Thursday morning last. by Rev. e.
E. Amber, at the residence Of the brides
Father, near Charlestown, Henry Spears,
of Paris, KY, to Miss Maria C., daugh-
ter of Edward E. Cooke, Esq, OF this
county.
On Thursday 2lst ult., by the Rev.
WIN. II. Foots, D. D., Mr.. John VI.
DifsndeJtr, OF MsrIinsburg, TO Miss finn
j., daughter Of Neil Allen, Esq, OF Rom
nev.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13
GB4GS59o

In this place, on Saturday morning, 9th
inst. Mrs. Mary Kennedy, in the ooh
year of her age.
On the lOth Of July, Clara Howard
Holt, aged years.4 months and 10 days,
daughter of Jas. II. and Amelia Holt, OF
South Bolivar, in this county.
In Paris, Fauquier county, on Saturday
evening, l6th uII., II. L. Eby, son Of
Rev. James II and Laura A. March, Of
the Baltimore Conference, aged 3 years
and 2 months. Too lovely, too gentle,
for eartt-the spirit Of this dear boy has
gone where Angels and the sainled are his
associates and Heaven his home.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13
RALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour.-There were sales OF 400 bbls.
Howard street Super at $3.50 500 bSls.
City Mills Super al 1887 $50 bbls.
CITY Mills extra al 1928, aud $50 bbls.
do. Telegraph Mills at 80 70. Corn
Meal and Rye Flour unchanged.
Graip.-There were about 1900
bushels Of Wheat offered to-day, and the
market a, the close was heavy. We
quote it at the opening of Change al lSs'
aI43 cts. for choice. l3sal35 cis. for fail
to prime. l20SI25 els. for ordinary white
and ll5al25 els. for red, bat at the close
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13
lhc State Elections.

In Kentucky HE Democrats have cleo
led their candidate for Governor, and
clear majority OF The members of Ahe Leg
iislature. Tie Americans have e.
lecled four and The Democrats FIVE ofIhe
members OF Congress, and there is lie
in one Of the districts, which Is gain oil
Two members for the former.
In Tennessee, The Opposition has cleo
ted members of Congress III FIVE and prob
ABLY six Of The Districts, and the Demo
craIs in three, being gain for the Oppo-
sitlon Of three members. The Legislature
is said TO be Democratic, anu Harris The
Democratic candidate for Governor, is al.
SO said TO be elected.
In North Carolina, The Opposition has
gained two members Of Congress.
From Texas The reports indicate The e.
lection OF Sam Houston who was the OPP
position candidate for Governor.
The Opposition has gained seven mem
hers of Congress in the above States, II
The returns are reliable, which secure be-
yond a doubt decided opposition major
ily in The next House OF Representatives.
In Alabama A. B. Moore, Democratic
elected Governor; and The whole Demo
cratic representation elected. The'rePre-
sentalion in The last Congress was Demo
cratic throughout.
In Missouri, The Republicans have car
ried This slave-holding Stale over the De-
but it is because most ct The 20
tiers Of foreign birth are included in the Re-
ranks
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13
A Curious Love Story.

Says the EasIon (Pa,) Argus First
love the world generally admits, is always
The most sincere. An instance illustrating
Tie truth OF this recently came TO our
knowledge, which is worth repeating
Forty five years ago, ayoung man named
Peterson. served his apprenticeship at The
printing business, in the office OF Chris
liam Jacob Hunter, of this place. Whilst
in his employ he became interested IN
Young lady of our town, and proposed
marriage. He was accepted,but the moth
OF of The girl opposed the match and
broke it off. After finishing his trade, he
went to one of the Southern States, and
married sister Of Hon. John NJ. Clayton,
former United States Senator from Della
ware. After having two children, his
wife died and left him widower. He
then emigraed TO Canada West, where
he became a wealthy and prominent man,
and filed the office Of County Recorder,a
life appointment, al Guel ph. There he
married second ime, and became sec
ond sine a widNwer. Last summer he
passed through Easlon on his road TO
Wilmington, where his daughter was a,
school; and whilst here msdeinquiry after
the sweetheart Of his younger days. AS
pertaining that she was a widow, and re-
siding in Philadelphia,he called upon her,
renewed his acquaintance, and after more
than forty years separation, again pFopo
sed marriage 10 her, and was accepted.
He was 10 have come on here this very
wetk to be married, but was taken sud
denly sick, abou, ten DAYS ago, with ar
attack Of the pleurisy, and died after a
short illness. A few days before his
death. he wrote to the object of his first
affections, telling her that he was donol-
less on his dying bed and never expected
to see her again on earth.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13

il was dull, and a reduction OF some D
cents on the above quotations would ns
about the market. $500 bushels Corn
was offered. The market was very IN
active, and the sales show further de-
cline. We quote white al 1915 Cts,
and yellow at 70a75 cts. Oals are an
changed we quote Maryland and Virgin
ia a, 25a3O CTS, aud Pennsylvania al 33a-
a cts. We note the sale OF small loI
of old Pennsylvania Rye al 81 cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13

WATER MELONS, A LA MoDE.-As the
melon season is now in full blast in VIr-
einia, one Of the nesles, modes Of serving
up fine, fresh watermelon, is as fol-
lows: Plug hole in the melon, so that
some OF it's wa,ery contents may run out.
then pour into it some fine pOrt-wine or
some clsrer; place it on ice for two hours,
so that the wine may not escape there
from. Nexr. cu, i, up and deVour it,
Richmond Enquirer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13

"SERMoN ON THE MoUsT. The Rev.
Mr.. Hckerson, Lutheran Of Abingdon,
Va, on Sunday week, preached sermon
from the summit Of White Top mountain.
White Top is 5000 feet above the waves
Of the ocean, and being near the spot
where the States OF North Carolina, Ten.
nessee and Virginia corner, and where
The counties Of Ashe. Johnson, Grayson,
Smyth and Washington, intersecl-lhe
audience went up from three States and
five counties. and yet few went more thar
half dozen miles from home.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13

NEGRO CUNNING "A free negro Of
Frederick, Md. found himself some dis
lance from home without money or dis
position 10 Try his legs. He contrived to
mske himself suspected of being run
away, was arrested, and taken home on
the cars by his capior, and then coolly
walked off, amid the laughter Of the
crowd, who informed the csptor he had
been "soid."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13

lG The Rev. John Seys. in letter
from Monroyia, dated June l, says: Far
mers are doing well, especially those who
cultivate the sugar cane. and you may
form an idea OF the producliveness of the
soil and its adoption to that plant when
you learn tina, farmer lately realized,
from canes produced by one acre i,0enty-
fve hundred ,OeigM Of sugar and three
hundred gallons of molaSseS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13
Dreadful Accident to a Lion.

The Cleaveland Plaindealer tells Of a
fearful accident in Van Amburgh's me-
nagerie. Some Of the new keepers COM
menced to torment the lion. Wishing 10
hear him roar, The brules spit tobacco
Juice in his eyes. This thoroughly mad
dened him and his frenzy was terrific.
The lion made tremendous dash against
The cage bars-ihey gave way-he cleared
tho cage at a bound, and sprang for The
sffrighted wretch on the pole. In the
blindness Of his rage, the lion missed The
man, striking his own head against The
pole and splluing himself from head to
tail 1t was done as evenly as though
he had been sawed by an experienced
mechanic. The uproar brought Mr.. Van
Amburgh 10 tie spot. The emergency
required promptness. This was no time
for reflection or argument. Selling the
cleaved parts of the lion. the great liam
er" clapped them ins.snlly together
They stuck and the llon was soon res,or
ed 10 consciousness. Blu, imagine Van.
agony when he saw he had pu. the lior
together in the wrong way that two o
the animals legs were up and the oibe
two were down! Blu, the lion got well
and seems 10 enjoy himself better thai
ever. When he gets tired OF walking OIL
two legs lie fops over on the other TWO
| He is said 10 be a curious looking lion, q!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13

@The eighth annual exhibition of the
Agricultural and Mechanical Association,
of Washington County, Nd, will take
place. near Hsgerstown. on the Fair
Grounds, on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, the 18Th. 20Ih, and 2lsl days Of
October, next.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13

aa+ The CupoIa Of the Old Episcopal
\ Church OF this town is now undergoing
re- painting by Mr.. Jacob B. CroO. of
this place. |, adds great deal 10 the
apDearance of the building.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13

o. A fire occurred in Funkstown. Nd,
on Wednesday of las, week, which con-
sumed the German Reformed Church,
and a dwelling house, adjoining the
Church, occupied as parsonage. Ef'
forts are being made 10 rebuild the
Church.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13

DR.. Mcfarland. Commander Of the
Lodge of the Sons Of Malta, Of Lafayette,
Ind, has received official notice OF The ex-
pulsion of Daniel E. Sickles, Of New
York, from the Order.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13

H. We stop the press to announce the re-
ceipt Of laundering big watermelon, from
our friend, J. EDGAR DUKE, IF KerneysVille
When it entered our sanctum the devil opened
his eyes as big as silver dollars.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13

e. An exchange tells US that physi,
clan in Louisville, KY, has made the dis
covery that by living principally on but
,ermlk human being may prolong life
to The period Of 200 years Hurra for
butieImilk
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13

&g= Rev Thomas Niece, Meiho-
dist Minister, attached to The Baltimore
Conference, died suddenly on Monday in
The cars, whilst he was on his way from
Warrenlcn 10 Alexandra intending 10 60
10 Baltimore His remains were taken
back 10 Warrenton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13

~ The Baltimore Clipper runs up the
name Of John Minor Bolts as the next
Presidential candidate for the upposi-
ton,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13

Hay CRop IN MAINE.-The Rockland,
(Me.) Democra, says The value of the hay
crop in that Stale this year will be nearly
ten millions OF dollars. 1t is the most i'm
porianl interest in The Stale.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13
SITUATION WANTED !

SITUATION WANTED !
1 GENTLEMAN who has had con.
\ siderabIAi experience as "a Farmer,
wishes TO obtain situation as OVER
SEER upon farm. He can give III.
best recommendation as TO sobriety, hon
esy. industry. and steady habits. His
family consists of wife apd Two daugh.
tiers, who are 6rstraieg seamsiesses.
Further particulars can be obtained by
applying to the editor ofahis paper.
August l3 1859.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-08-13
annual Meeting of the 1. o OF.

.IARpEn's FERRY. August 4Ih, 1859
The Grand Encampment |. 0. .. r
me, a, Harper's Ferry. Va. on Wednes
day. August Sd, 1859, being lis annua
session.
The following officers were elected lo'
the ensuing year;
Rev. G. w. Dame, Of DanVilIe, q. T.
A. r. Burr, Of Richmond, 6. II. r
James Orr, of Wheeling, 6. S. W.
E. G. AIburus, of Marlinsburg, &. ):
A. S. Chambers, Of Marlinsburg,G. / :
WIN. Anderson,of HamPlon,G. Jr' W.
Thos. Foster, OF Richmond, &. 5.
James Robinson, of Mariinsburg, and
DR.. E. C. Robinson, Of Norfolk. Grand
REPRESENTATIVES 10 The Grand Lodge OF
the United States.
|, was resolved to hold the sessions
hereafter in the city Of Richmond, imme.
dialeIy after the close of the sessions oil
the Grand Lodge.-Rich. Ne1rs.