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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-29
KNOXVILLE WIG.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-29
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-29
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
I lead, Read, Read.

Abolitionists Killed Ia Lynchburg
,xS NJ lux way TO XIII tn. Northern
ht4Sf~ ,atlagea, Bnggca aud Wagons, BAILLls lss
Main Street, Lymclburg, and mi s.ud your money
North enable the Aboliliuusts ehues
Ell,s and Spears la send Ia XIII 18th.
BALE, born and raised iu Lauibe County, and Ii
making with facilities, all style Carruges
Eookaways un Bugges neat and subs Also, Nil kinds
Of Harness R,arng and painting done
n.anczs and dispatch.
The subscriber his grateful past
hvurr aud socs continuance vi the All he
examination of his work. e,ng conadenl lac please
bo Ia IVA quality and price 40 II. FAli.Ll, AsL
Jan 30-ts lsj Main ST., ~ nchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
IIFR AgD YIRR u:URABCE.

Thevirginia LIE Insurance Company
fa prxgarcd kw basins-s znd lae aitent"a o. ses
pabie earnestly e.il.-i ze <ssass % W. o1ee.a
Tbs Compasy, aa4es fs cAsrss afvas ~
profits every three aiming The Illft h'fs hee.
irving assured the aivanaas ~ line mutual ysi.fh ss
sJis Ssrass, sai u enran-ns meaeys -
conducting he - Ire alta prudence and ecnl
half Of the Capital SITS ana afn
ings nvrs4sd Bos nd Mortgage snineanesfea
Real Es.aie. worth double the ani'uaf
The cI.ef object Company to aid In retaining ~
tls s@oant II nseey when ees snntn ron
for Lhe Pfcmiums 70 NoFthsfn CompAnsrh ihs
loaned fof term of year,, - 'rta
interest, and disbursed In oar midst ~.
ksdow and nanaties frsHtcd Life and Term ohc'es
ssued nj low ates other god Compsnlsa oh'es ee
for year VI for . term o. >rsfa
DIRECTORS:
Vim II. Maefsrand, Joan Purcell.
Joseph Allen, SAINT /. Bayy,
Koscss b. Heath, Joa H. An i-rsOn,
Tboa W. AcCnpce. &C. Barney,
John H. Montague, III. H. Asu'y,
David BUR-, IL. A. ctsanbn,
Lewis Ginter, ~ u Wash,
John Jones. J.. a. u ofe
Jsa l. Appersou. JoAH d. Claiborne,
Levi. d. Cfen.haw, B.: wh.ry,
Vim q Palma VIM II. Christ N.
H. T. G. Baskerville, wrndnnn ~ rson,
bam1 >. isrvson, JOHN Z si'tr
Vim H. UaxaIi Peter I. warwick,
N,in r. brooke, L. ~. IL .sk..,
George d. Shell. Edward Nor>ciI
Wellington 0oddin, George J. sahn-r,
John DnoIey d.. Woodbridge.
Pre.ident-wM. II. MAcfAkLAND
Vice Prestdsnk-sAM'L J. HARRISON,
PaysioIds-Da BLAZE BUkwELL-
AhorAey-R0SCOE n. HEATH Esl.
ADAIR pLEAsASfs. Secretary
JOHN ". aILLER, Axrn,. Lyn,hburg Va
Nv once Main and ith sfecss, Richmond. Va
"a Ibm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
RIcFrogD ADv7RTfsEHEsTs.
Notice

Notice,
ss,HE arm Of ruLLtAn< DETTs asv,sE ~ az fTi0S
sisisEsa ..1 b. iaso apestlsrssiP .im ~ -
0eEtRY Thry viii eondss, the bssieess sedes NJ -
ar ~ a ~ Ei;dRY Al ther ssiesrooa fFankn sasee
~, 49,, ev al street, end stoat &C. sqssfe eesov ns
Erm once NJ Pullsm Be,ss, sad fs.oa.say 49, - =,
VIZ, N I,etts while In The Arm of fulsm = Beta -
T.T hsve obssnsd services % H. busasee W. hAsohk
- eefk' VI" A' - wn. II. BELTS,
T. J. GgE9ORY.
- ,S.,x .asa mag lkAly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
Great Southern Nat and Cap Mandatory
90 ;!HHN D.0EQ2LEYS

Manufacturer and Dealer ia Far, StraW, LeJhorn,
Phnama. S,.ti and Noleskia Dress Hats.
HAVE new ready my Spring stoct Of Hats, Caps
and Straw sods, which would invis the atten- IL
.oa Of the merchants u Virgins Norss Ca,oiina and
Tennessee confident ability 10 supply them with every
thing they may in my ne good terms they
he procured In any market In the cOuntry.
Ny soc4 will be- kept conaianty FULL BY the addition Of
thing desirable Having greatly increased my
manufacturing facilities desirable styles will be Of my
own My Black Moleskin Hat sti In the front
rank and equal not superior 70 anything produced In the
country.
Ny assortment Boys Misses aud Cherens Richly Trinm-
Hats Flats all the different styles Of Braid and Leg
horn cannot be excclled
In Military Goods can furnish anything required My
various qualities Of Army "kegulalion Hats, 10
complete and of the different styles VI Hats or Caps
Inndr I, order at short notice --
NH Sta JOHN DOOLEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

Fire, Life and Marine az. -a..cL
LynchbuIg Hose n FfIe Insurance Company
IVHIs Company makes Insurance against loss or damage BY
L. Fire. Dwelling Houses, stores foia'c" factores AMI
other liudngA Furniture Go,tA Wares and Merchandise
generally and county the mos, favorable terms
Aso nakes Insurance the lives 81 al persons enjoying
good Lcah sound constitution or the whole duration
VI life. for limited period
employed ordinary occupations will be insured
reasonable terma
The Company will also take marine risks fm and " OF
the Northern Southern PortA, favorable rn,cs-
DiHECToRs.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President,
JAMES NJ COBBs, WISE President,
JAMES NJ LANunOkNE, Chief Engineer.
pnEcTUhs.
JonH OrrY TAylOR, DAviD 4 SPENCE,
JAMS y. PArEE, Jons I. DAVIS,
-. srKArroS, MAUncE ). LAN0HonNK,
80. r.NaEY CuAs X. SLAUGHTER
JAS. O. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED T. Wills, I,$-y
DIR. WM. OTwAY OWEN, Medic Examiner.
The Medical Examination Of subjects for viii be
made the oce Of the Company each day between tho
huu VI Z md O'clock. Z. u. feb ~ dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
Wool CardinR.

w y I y
tKtARDS are now In perfect order, having been newly
- nilci an thoroughly repaired and prepared
Harding IN the very bert manner, at the notice
We nave again secured the services Of Mr. CoLkMAN JONES'
o Nelson county, Cader Of experience eareL
US me last season. and gave entire satisfaction.
You thai want GUOU ROLLS In your Wool ca w. and
ws ~ eheaor 10 card all as 1t without any delay
VI" spare no pains to please those who may patronze
we VIII Keep constantly hand Wool Rolls for sale
exchange for WOOL. "
The HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for Wool delivered
o.'fe or MIL NOWLIN Il MURRELL,
Ivn hhurg "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

AxornRs GovRssxnEr DsrAuLrER-Thomss
Curwin liant, late receiver of public moneys At
Natshiiochse, Loaisiana nephew Of Thomas
Coskip.s q Obio). IL defaalter 70 the government
for 385'000 The Eovsrnment win probably sas-
tain toss a. the rseasi,ics are perfectly espon.
sikas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
PATENT AsPHALTIC

r. O O l. / n G. FELT.
LIGHT, Cheap, Durable and perfectly Firs and Water
"A proof Roofing, for Churches Houses, Farm Buildings
ha'iroad De"a DC, &c Also, entirely aud superior
Roofing Cement
eB0 Agents wanted. Apply to
EDMISTON BROS.
ap Sod3m Bowling Green, New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
NOTICE.

TUNiIE 81 partnership OF PCLLIAM BETS, hav-
Ing expired by agtecment this dny the same bushes.
IT SMILING EEGROES A r 4 COTTON And PRIVATE
LII commission ony, will b. conunued by Us, AT THE
Obj STAND, ODD FELLOWS HALL. We respectful SO
ici continuation patronage kAm friends and Tho pub
lie generally and by nus, and hope to merit
PULLiAM CO., Auetioneers,
AC "uLuAM ! Rchmond, Va
X. r. PuLLIAA, -
ID. X. wEIsIGER may ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

notice.
Ii goods intended for the Freight Tnin mn.t be delivered
N nj the lyneaag Depot the evening beior by hariast
three oclrk The departure o the mail "A READERS this
arrangement nispcnsaDc Ia the loading ia, goods lime ior
the next freight train 4. ID. JELLlS,
NH KS tleteru Freight Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

= e s. - q RsAykN -sf@.., ,
80 anss ~ ssss ssssy IL ssAss q ~ ssss
osr.sn. -osef mvse on Esssy A. v. esssse M n
eers-s ssen - ap<Arssza taassAl Republican,
Dsyp.i 49, sAnii.s ri.d. ssd Esosay skssA
ksysaA tsaeAse,seH psseaa.
TS<rr 3 3 lnn1 uheee bsaz1y nsr9 de-
Ana lovp hesuBs nm0sl
sss 5. Ass4 ~ No. ..sss s,..'d By 'A.As.
49,. whess nsaAilg heaaseal cen ever hae,
Bal baesns 1ss ays. eternal
We mag ma know bow svees he balmy ar.
How Sughi and mir W eowev;
We may MT krar ths seugs that echo there,
Through thoae sacAsnied bouer
zAe sisy's sAinine towers may not see,
With our din earthly sisioe;
For Death, Tie kirsi waricr keeps the Key
Thai opss those esies eysisn
Bat sosnesimss whea sdown the western sky,
The hery sanset linferS
lie syldcu gates swing inward nossecssiy
Uniockcd BY unseen hngen
And Wills hey stand moment half ajar,
.. CLEANS ltom the Inner glory
etrram bsighty thfuueh the azure vault sfar
Aud half seveal lhe story.
On, land unknown, On, land Of love diyins
fathef Oh Wis., eternal
Guide, guide tAsse wandering feet Of mias
Into thoss esses sapernsi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

tim Netice to Shippers Of Tobacco,
s11S VIA NEW YORK The subseribsss, Agents for the
Nes fork and Pr0tns samstps receive and forward To-
and other good their by steamers Of this
line FREE OF COMMISSION hui Shippers rsues,ed IL
write them by MALL The disposition they wish made Of each
shipment otherwise, twin b. stored eos and risk OF ship
per. LUDLAM HEiNEkEN
feb eh 1l5 broadway, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

RAILsoAD.-- Yesterday morning q fatal accident
occurred to tho 10 passenger train from Wash
ington, D. c., bound 10 this city. in charge Of
Conductor Showacre and WIN. Galloway engineer.
When approaching the Agricultural College
station. eight miles from Washington, Aquilla
Galloway. . nephew Of the engineer, and fireman
on the train, leaned forward frum his post to
he was strnck on thu had by the switch ball OF
the stasiou, which 10 not regular stopping place
for the train. He was knocked headlong from
his post. and before the train could be stopped
and backed up 10 him hewas dead. The wound
on The aide Of the head was slight, but inflicted
just behind the ear. il was sufficient, at the rate
the train was running. to cau.e almost instant
death. -Baltipovs SEN Yesterday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
Great Passenger and Freight Route
TO THE NORTH II.

EWAvELERs and Merchant. om Virginia Tennessee. the
western part 81 Georga and The Northern part or Aiuba
ma AMI Mississippi are informed that connected through
fn senIcr an Freight line arranged and IA now run
Mug three ilnes week Lynchbury Va and New
York by the Soutse Railroad city Point and thence to
New York Wy the New York and Virginia Steamship Comma
ys splendid line vi first class side Steamslps-York
affords ADVANTAGES above all others It Ia cheap
est aud most agreeable route
those coming over long line OF railroads they 70 ON board
the steamships the evening Of the day they reach Iyncbury
and hnd large state aud a handsome accom,ja
lions 70 he found In the hest steamships and amer short sea
voyage they are In New York. perfectly esed ready for
business Passage from L,nchburg to New York. Fare aud
State Room on Steamers Included Sl2.
As Freight route, this line
New YORK and The South West The steamships run n,nr
side The w'arres OF the south de Railroad nj J,y
Point and there no drayaye OF Goods everything being
Transferred immediately from the Steamships iii. Cara and
vim me creates. dispatch The Oowin; Tariff through
Rates has been agreed by the Railroad and Steamship
Company ani I'LL goods forwarded free charge shippers
wishing to avai themselves Of through have
their goods marked care VI Railroad Agent City Point.
RATES FROM NEW YORK no LYNCliBURG
70 els Sets Glass; ~ ts eas'' An Cl.'''
LEE ROOKIE rAY L0R, Agents. Lynehburx Va
sAM'LG BAPTIST co, Agents PrtersburT va
hCDLAN illENEKIN, Ag'ts lis broadway, N Y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
SPRING TRADE.

1850. SPRING TRADE 1850.
Elicit & WEISIGER,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In
Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
No. lGI Nam Street, opposite Exchange Bank,
... RICHMOND, VA.
UANIN mad. extensive preparations are now oncrihx 10
the Of Virginia North Carolina and Tennes
which but insure sae the idrgest and
complete stock u Spring dnd Summer Good. ever got
this Market which for qualify variety and ee0nce
exceIed All they ask 10 look betare Purchasing
elsewhere. OwDEGs strictly and promptly attended to.
Mr. j. L. IIuIcuISsoS, formerly Of Cnon Monroe county.
Va Interested business and will devote TO his yalun
IL services. Elicit WElSlGEf
feb e dtmat 10 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

No. 81 Sycamore street, Petersburg,
LSIGN or THE E.iGLE)
FFERS To his friends and the public generally Of the
~ largest and choicest stocks " WATCHES JEWELRY,
slLNEkWAEE, FINE CLOCKS and FIRsr-cLASs GOODS
of variety in his line presented " the public
chea brilliant and beautiful he had other estab
lsunt in this other country In every department.
tcles manufactured impore Of the sly les and
It most unique classical and elaborate workmanship.
N-Ils
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

SsSrs ToR TEE ArsIcASs.-The merchant ships
Castiiisn, 90 tons. and Hemisphere, LOIS tcas IF
New York. have been chartered, under the aus
tursd Afrieans from Key We.t to Liberia. The
price % bs,peid b understood to be $l2, 600 for
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

We hear but one report from all who use Perry
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer and that Ia. that III
wOndsrful power in relieving the most severe pair
has never been equallsd. Il will seldom fail i
applied according to directions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
g OUT Inside RAIL ROAD
G0AAo 3unnunu E1n1nsssG
ROGERS
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA.
IN WIDER.

VSHK BEST ALTERATlvE IN THE woRI.D--for Sick
l. Headache, scknsss II tho Stomach IL affords lAMED
ATE RELIEF amer eating drinking too frveysuperior
Saratoga Waters ~ cooling drink one eo!le s equal
three On s medicinal propeftes) the Liquid Chr Mag
nessa. Selling rapidly. MILLION or BOTTLES sold IL
New York alone lass summer Fur sale by sIABLkR
LyneAburg Manutsctory fs0 Spring street. New York city.
~ ASK for ko9sns' and use no other lap 3dsm
lust RECEIvED-Per express barge Of Rich
- Dress silks, 10 BE- sold very cheap and no miatake
mayk JOHN ABRAHAMs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

pERUvlAN GUANo-of Baltimore Inspection, which
L guarantees its standard purity.
apN CAMP, STAPLES Il Co. Rrdpe street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

OFFICE OF THE soUTH-sIDE r. X. Co.
pkTERsnuao, February llth, lsoS. (
the regular monthly meeting Of the board VI Directors
IA VI The southside Railroad Co, the following resolution
adopted:
Rssoc, That the Freight Agent At yuehburg hereafter bo
requested w collect all freight goods received delivered
his Depot before they
the Company Copy from Record.
feb i6-its JAMES 4. GU rHBERT, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
AMERICAN GUANO.

AMERICAN GUANO,
FROM JARVIS AND BAkER'S ISLANDS,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered 10 the Planters and Dealers amer the most sati,fac
tory resu have been attained by practical experim ns
mie by gentle ia Virginia who have used II side by
win thr Peruvian Eie Island other fertilizers and who
testify l." It's superiority, Importance und value
IL viii upon soils immediate yell durable
hltLcr, enrichiiS. bat not exhauslins.
IL Is sohi III inuch less than and when
VEST the result will be great ii
Pamphlets containing numerous certificates from fur
virginia and other States will b. forwarded up,n app
am soLE of the American Guano .npaiS kcu-
mon and all packages viii hac nanc with mark
of the Company he American eagc) AMI will be
pure II viii he put IN strong bags or barrels thu option
of the purchaser. Price sip per
FELIX Ii. CAVE, l2th street, Richmo d,
feb oats MOSES LACY, Agent for f.ynchbuIg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

NEW CONCERN.
I'VE have this day associated ourselves together for The pur
w pose OF conducting general Grocery
business under the style and OF Il IEssIEY al
the old stand Of Murrc sratton, No u Main street, Lynch
burg, Va,
We will Keep constantly hand good assortment Gro
les Liquors Staple Dry ti" ad every article usu
al. kept la tiroccry establishment.
Pa cunT attention lahl In The s Of Tobacco Wheat Flour
and al her khris of country produce. rs
We no by strict the
our frel mud the public generally.
WAL II. STRATTON
T. Its SAM'I- W. HESsLLY.
DERUElAS GUANO-Of Baltimore Ins,,eclion. which
Il Quar nlera Ia Inn. arl nnrii. ' ".-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
To the Public.
Another Supply Of New Goods.

INO. PCRvIS, AyL Is again receiving general assert
ment of New Gls embracing almost every thing suitable
o Ladies' Geht'emcn Boys Girls and Children all which
- ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

{ opEY's LADY's BOOK FOR JUNE, 1890 a,
~ may 81 VICIOUS k,Ok STORE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24

s Mr. Clark said that the remark Of Sr. sherm,,r~
never been Intended to give him nm Opportunity ,n""asl
took Away xIl chance for the Withdrawal II ,E- - 'tp,:
II WAS not competent fer the drtrndr.t to no;r ,'fg!.
the iuIicinrE, III order that he mirlt ,splaIn = " " ia.
MI n criminal II Sir. Sherman ctvsr 10 lr,,, ,aHHh'. .,
dignity fur y shield, even II Il delayed N. orc - ~
he lIousc til Iuoms day, it ,houli abide brtx-,n W.T.
man and his country he w"nld never s~iilnirn i, IL
Sir. isusk, Of ARKANSAS made All explanation.
Mr. i~iindnIan, of AIhAnsaS, follow cal in Il ,rlrr.,
In which he asked /, r. slerman II lie would ALL. 'ttss
resolution OF the Ohiu Legislature, which oppo,.t ~
mission Of new Slave States into the Cuion. ~'i:
hr. Sherman declined 10 answrr, Waereupo,. N, IT,
man pointing to him, cited out, 'llr saith notLIn,' ~:
hinder, judgment fruln being pronounced ogai.,; e..
tapplau>c.)
several members Of Ohio responded, declaring ,t,,,
would abide by that Resolution.
Sir. liindHan continued his questi1ning.
Mr. Edy"iton, Of Ohio, deelined to nuswer.
SIR. Couch, OF Mass moved that the member ke es.-
ted Tor contempt Ia the gentleman from Alixn.., j. =
answering h., question. Q.ausl.tcr) '"
Mr.. UinIulan.-l seconu the nOtihn 10 COMM. h.
for cob: rinpt tu Tile, but to The constitution Of Tie 80
(Yocifrr"us npplausc from all siies.)
Nr. lIindMdu, cont nuiDg. said that the n.rpuh!e,,,.
desired 10 add to the constitution Uf he M, -,
provision, which, Il proposed III 1851, So-id hur &c utrY~a
III. [ Mon nf the states.
Sir uiow c lied the attention of the Clerk to ,hr -,
ton Of the House. authorizing lin ~ Lrrp vrur, ,..I
dor and Ia The gall, ries. -
The Clerk replied that unless the member. o! The H..
preserved order, he could uo: !'re:er,e vrcvr II ,r :.
rirS.
Mr. Garrett desired 10 now II the Clerk ,hou.h IL.
pie la The saIleri, 5 had the slruc nigh, rs the nu, rh,,
Lnr iinusr. :
The O.. rk replied that lie did no. So think, and Va, H. !
min, ii 10 prr,rryr The IL c"rUn q! tl- ii"u.r.
After further debate The ilLuss, al j O'Clock, adi,.,,-
lutt Monday leSl. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
Democratic Meeting in p~ocahontas,
In tdror nf' Wise 1or President.

At q meeting Of the Democratic Party of
Pucahonlas county, held at the Court House
of said county, on the Sd day of January,
1860, Tint brins court day, on motion Of i.
llarro.d, Esq, Johu Gay, ESQ.,, was called to
cd TO act aS Secretary. The object Of the
meeting was then briefly explained, wien, on
motion, the following resolutions were adopt
cd:
ls,. Resolved, That we approve of the State
Convention to be he'd in Richmanl on the 10th
OF February next, and wc also approve Ut the
Convention to I've held in Lewisburg OF the
27th day OF February, for the purpose Of APP
pointing delegates to the National Democratic
Convention to be held in Charleston, S. c., in
April next.
End. Resolved, That the Chairman Of this
meeting appoint ten delegates to represent the
Democracy Of this county in the Richmond
Convention, and also ten 10 represent us in the
Lewisburg Convention, or in any Convention
which may be held for the purpose Of appoint
ing delegates to the Charleston Convention.
Sd. Resolved, That james 7. Lockridgc,
Vim. Smith, 4. y. Chapman and 0. j. Wise,
be, and are hereby appointed as a!tcrnntcs to
the Richmond Convention, and that R.. T. Den
mis-, j. W. Davis, Harvey Handy and S.. 4. p.
Gilmrr be, and arc hereby appointed allcrnatcs
TO the Lcwisburg Convention.
4lh. Resolved, That Henry \. Wise is our
first choice for the Presidency.
9th. Resolved, That the delegates and al
tcrnatcs from this county, in the Lcwisburg
Convention, be, and they arc hereby instructed
to vote for Robert +. Dennis, Esq, Of the
county Of Grcenbricr, us one Of the delegates to
the Charleston Convention from this district.
9Th. Resolved, That these proceedings be
published in the Richmond Enquirer and En-
amincr, the Lewisburg Chronicle, and Fincas-
tie Democrat.
The Chairman appointed the following gen.
llcncn as delegates TO the Richmond Cunven-
ton, to wit: Henry ArbogaSt, Geo. Brown,
Adam Nottingham, Daniel Mclaughlin, 3.
Howard, I. Dever, +. Callisor, Samuel n. Gay,
James Eimistnn. and WIN. Baxter; and the
following as delegates 10 the LtwiS5urg Con-
r%ention: Col. Panl McNeel, Vim. /. McNeel,
John S.. Wooddell, John Waugh, James T..
Moore, VIM. Curry, VIM Check, \. Harold,
and Isaac Moore.
On motion the Chairman ami Secretary were
sddcd to both delegations.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JOHN GAY, Prcs't.
WV. j. NooDnLI, Scc'y.