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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-12

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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-12
NUNdWaY.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber Giving
Ia near Nilliss Mountain, in the county OF
bueklnghaml on the night of the 10th Instant,
a bright mulatto man, named BlILY-He is n
stout, sensible fellow, slow OF speech, straight
black hair, little incllued to curl--can read
x write and very probably may have forged
pass-is about thirty-siN or seven years old
aud took of with him "A variety of clothing,
aud his books suspect be left the neighhor.
hoed IN company with a white man, and that
he VIII attempt TO escape TO Ohio or the north.
II taken in any of the counties below the
mountains aud secured in Jail SO that get him
again, reward of twenty dollars will be pi-
ven hnt iftaken beyond the mountains, or in
any al The border counties of the state, or in
attempting to escape out of the state, on
bocrd avessel, and shall be secured in like
manner, n reward of forty dollars will be ri.
ven. All masters of vessels aud Others are
iorwarned from barboring or carrying him
OUT OF the state at the peril OF legal prosecu-
uoh. l.. BOILING
NAY 81 w3W" Is
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Fifty Dollars Reward,

EsOR experimenting and securing him n
i Jail, so that get him again, if taken orr
of tire State, or twenty dollars j taken in tie
state. JACkHARRiSs, free negro, rai.ed
in the county OF Bedford, State Of Virginia.
hold his indennres, dated The 2sh October
l7p3-said Jack IIarriss was sold by order = {
Buckingham court, TO pay jail ices, was pur.
chased by Stephen Pankey, from whom =
shortly runaway, was taken in the county Of
Bedford, lodged in Jail, at which place he was
again sold when ! became the purchaser !
Jack Iiarriss is Il yellow fellow, stout made
about feet high, between ooanl 10 years Il
age, processes to lay stone or bri k. When he
left me he wore long WHISPERS, Which can he
easily cut off, bis bat had lost hall The hrim
his clothing as believe dark mixed clofh.
clerks Of courts where his lndentures may he
recorded, are cautioned against reno IA
them JOHN I. GRAY
Bedford, Feb. II. Rts %
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understand That am one Of the executors
named in the will of Mr.. IIolconbe, but as
cannot act on account of III, distance and my
public duties, will nevertheless advise Mrs
lloleombc, my niece, in doing speedily what
ever law aud justice require of her, for the
creditors Of Mr. Hocombe and II they will
flrbear, dnlil their claims can all be made
known TO her, she will, have no doubt, dc
them prompt justice.
CRIED TAYLOR.
July %. w4w' lO2
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vIslfE creditors Of Mr. WALTHAL mol
4 GOnBE are requested to attond on the
9Th day Of October next, with their claims do-
ly authenticated, that the amount OF his debts
may be known, by which time it can be the
beitefknoHn when the crop (now alikely one
can be got to market. The creditors shall
share il, and then the time and place shall be
agreed upon for a sale OF so much of the es-
tate as shall pay oil the debts and il any
claim be objected to, it may at once be refer
red, 50 IL to avoid any thing like law suit.
JUDllH HOLCOMBE, .iohnr [.
July ~
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MY 20
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
This is to give n Office,

VTJHAT the subscriber, Of Alexandria county,
Il in the district ef Columbia, hath obtained
from the orphans court Of said county, Letters
of administration on the estate of JOHN BALL,
late of the county aforesaid deceased: Aliper.
sons having claims agains, the said decedent,
are heyeby waraed TO exhibit the same, with
vouchers thereof to the Subscriber, on or before
the 3ist January nokf, or they may, by law, be
excluded from NIL benefit TO said estate (; and
those ind bted thereto, are required 10 make
immediate payment. Given under my hand,
this 3lst day Of July, 1898. RUB'T BALL,
Administrator OF John Ball, dec.
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Potent Elastic saaAles

A wordto those fond of easy Riding
The complaint against hard and uneasy sad
dies, which is for the most part iust and gene
raj one, and is really greSt grievance iothose
who have much riditg 20 Do, has caused him IN
turn his mind particularly 10 tina, subject, with
view, " possible, to remedy the evil. lie can
with confidence assure the public that he has
accompEshedit it. The plan projected, is by means
OF strong and well tempered steel springs. so
constructed as to support the saddle seat and
give much greater ease 70 both rider and horse.
than saddles made in the common vav or snv
other that he has ever seen can possibly do =
The plan is entirely di9ereal lrdls Ihs English
elastic saddles with spriag bars Of ssesl, whale
bone &c. and also from fsose With wiz, springs.
aud he conceiyes much superjort to either, az he
elasticity is greater, and tse tfes not heiee nm;
out Of is original form, vii not be subiect 10
hurting horses on journeysRhioI, is Compliance
OF IN the saddles with springbRr9. A uu n,bsr "A
gentlemen have those saddle nov IN use, and
but one sentiment exists smoig them IN fsvor
of their superiority. The inysItoa Is eouaIlv
as applicable toladies' saddles ssto ge,,tlenens'
In point Of durability they will b, Warranted ..
quail to any other saddles and SUPERIOR 10 noas,
june Ii tf JAMES PANSANT
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BY HENRY PITTMAN.
OF THE ALEXANnRIA HRRArn
CONDITIONS

UF The ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
s. :: rive collars year half yearly in advance
~. subscriptions for less than six months
eHa.geo at the rate Of six and quarter cents
~ ~ s1Ha papers six and quarter cents.
". NO paper discontinued Until all arresr
sges are balanced. y 'a'
V. ApvERTIsEnENTs, not exceeding square
inserted three times for one dollar and twenty
hive cents for every subsequent insertion. -.
gee ones IN proportion. Advertisements vb;ch
nave not the number Of Insertions marked. r.
"r'"og' WI be continued till forbid
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NOTICE

vTyHE subscriber informs his old customers
and others, that he has finished his work on
the Maryland side and returned horne and is
now ready to undertake work in his tine Of hu-
siness ON accommodating terms. ihase few
hundred lights
made of good materials to ct different sized
windows also, some good PANEL doors.
n WIN. STEWART.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
ADYERTISEMENT.

a Eloped frouytte estate VI the
late VIM Tyl1 in Prince\Wil-
Ky liam Co. Va. 1.-THE month o\ A.
R1E/ prillast, negrj ALFRED; aiiely
sm&&M mulatto Ind, bout Is or II ycSs
old, spare, fait, and well mad,
IS very active; has good countenance, and h
apt TO smile when spokei to- Alfred is an art
full fellow, and viii, no ioubt, attempt to pass
for free man. He waS lurking about in Alex.
andria during the 6sbng season, and from his
being seen frequently upon the wharf, il is sup.
posed he has passed over into Maryland OF
gone IN some eessel.,o Baltimore. will give
reward Of S26,irse is apprehended in Virgin
ia, or the district of Columbia, or $50 il taker
elsewhere, and secured in Jail, so that recove,
MIN again; sndif delivered TO me will paw al
reasonable expenses, In addition TO the aboy,
reward WIN. A. LINTON, ex'r
DUMFRIEs,VA. jury S OF VIM. Tyler,dec, Z
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about 90 acres in wood. The improvements are
spacious dwelling house of hewn stone a
large convenient building for Kitchen and SER
wants use ; a barn, cattle shed and store, where
good business has been done, all built ofstone /;
two frame buildings for corn house and sta
ble,with sundry other buildings of wood; a large
orchard, well stocked, and a good garden-A
considerable part OF this farm is under a good
stone fencing and the whole may be so nclos-
ed. Two merchant mills are near to it, This
farm is said TO be equal to any in the county,
One fourth Of the purchase money being paid
down, liberal time viii be given on the residue
IN annual payments. For terms apply to the
subscribers in Alexandria, or 20 inman Horner,
esq. Warrenion, Fauquier co.
Vaudeville g. LARMOUR.
~ b. This farm is vet offered for sale A.
bout sixty acres have been putin clover this
spring, and the present tenant is under con-
tract to seed sixty bushels wheat next fall, or
more If required, which may be had al the
customary price of seeding. Possession will
be given the LIST OF March next. For terms in
qnlre Aforementioned. nIay ID
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
TO RENT.

&aurA The subscriber wishes to rent for one
HGNor more years, his wharf 8, ware ouse.
Hsksl The warehouse is 3 stories high, fire
&l proof, and has every convenience
for an extensive business. The wharf
Is 40 feet in length, and 40 in breadth, and
has water OF sufficient depth for the largest YES
sells. JONAHTHONPSON
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
NOTICES.
Rank of Alexandria, July, 9Th.

A DIVIDEND of Eve dollars on caci share
"A of stock held in this Institution, IL tbis-day
declared, for the last months, and will be
paid to the stockholders or their Representatives
after Thursday the 10th inst. BY order of the
nresident and directors. J.. l.. M'KENNA,
;,lvo @ 3w cashier
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
Mahogany and Furniture.

Mahogany and Furniture.
"HE subscriber has on hand and for sale,
Il large qantity ofhandsome crotch and sha-
ded, ST Do6ngs mahogany, in logs, planks and
boards. wlrh he will sell low for cash.-ALso,
on hand sndfor sa'e,a quantity of elegant
fashionable Furniture,
warranted eual, il not superior, TO any in the
District ;-Cnsisting of sideboards, ladies' and
gentlemens ecrctaries and bookcases, ladies'
work tables,iuing and breakfast tables, ward
robes, bureau, clock cases, wash stands, can
die stands, btsteads, cradles; sophas, chairs,
&c. nc. whip furniture he will sell low for
cash, barter, approved notes.
M oTers for Furniture
thankfully revived and executed in the Attest
and most SUBSTANTIAL manner. Orders from
the country,fe materials, promptly attended TO-
mattresses SPADE, and all kinds Of uphos ter
ing done ON IL cheapest terms.
WILLIAM GREEN, Cabinet Maker,
Royal sect, nearly opposite the market.
u Funera undertaken on the lowest terms.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
Fountain Inn--Baltimore.

&A The subscriber, having (again)
1.Es@. leased and now occupying the a.
Esss bove establishment, begs leave to
s& inform his old customers, and the
public generally, that it shall be
his endeavours to give satisfaction to all those
who ihay give him their custom the house has
every accommodation necessary for the travel
iers comfort. Coop BEDS, &c. The stages
south, and otherwise, go 10 and from this es-
Establishment every day. Families and those
requiring private rooms can be handsomely &C.
ccmmodated. II is not necessary to say more,
than that every attention shall be paid to those
who NAV call on. JNO H. BARNEY.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
CGFFEE.

hags good 81. Domingo coffee just Ian
x - uec ana Tor safe on consignment by
~. GEORGE JOHNSON.
VINO has in store, Yellow aud white corn aud
am''y Hour 2 pnncheons West India rum. cut
na's nod brads, Baltimore refined sugar. oOOo
i'' bacon aud lard, 4 bales of cotton, an assort-
nent Of stone aud brass ware, bale domestic
p'nlas' low to close sale. and general assert.
lmnt Of groceries 10 10
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Holm BRASSINGTON,
Cabinet Mandatory.

UNHE subscriber respectfully returns his most
Il sincere thanks to his friends and public ge-
serally for the liberal donations and encourage
ment, gwen him, since his late calamity and
would Eish continuance of their favors in re-
gard to his line of business, at his present stand
opposite DIR. Fitzhugb's on King-sueet, be-
tween Alfred and Patrick streets, where he in
tends TO keen n good assortment of
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
REMOVAL.
S.1DDLE AVID HaR.NeEsS

making business in all its various branches -
lie tenders mis- grateful acknowledgements 10 his
customers for the distinguished patronage he has
received from them. His friends and the pnI
lie are assured of prompt accommod ations he
feels confident that with the aid of some of the
best workmen and constant supply of the most
choice materials, he will be able TO render am.
pie satisfaction 10 those who NAV Dlease 70 e.
vor him with their applications by order or OH.
ervyisP = IN
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11

Prince William county, Va. near doct. Barnes s
post Office Said negro appears to be about 20
years OF age, feet 8 inches high, stout and
SronS made has many scars on his hands and
srms, SUPPOSED to come from sores his COM
plexio', black has on pair of blue domestic
pantaioons; his jacket grey domestic, both
cotton and wool; old shirt, &c. The owner is
desired TO come prove property, pay charges
and take him away, otherwise he will be dis
posed OF as the law directs.
aug Iav2m AND'W. ROUNSAVELL,iailcr.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11

years OF age, o feet, S inches high has a scar
on the nose, two on the right cheek, and one or,
The large joint Of each thumb he is stout and
strong made his cloathing a white linnen roun-
daoout and blue pantaloons, beth domes-
tic The said negro claims freedom. The
owner is desired to come prove property, pay
charges and take him away, otherwise he will
De disposed of as the law directs.
aug4 law2m ANDNV. ROUNSAVEIL taller
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
CABL.N.ET FURNITURE,

consisting of sideboards, secretaries and book
cases, pillar and claw pembroke tables, PLAIN
breakfast and dining tables, bureaux, wash and
candle statids, bedsteads, cribs, cradles, &c
which he will sell as low for cash OF approved
notes us they cun be bought in the district. ALSO
on hand for sale, a handsome assortment of
,rrotrh and shaded
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11

- FuIfIy o ItEI HEIl, STOUT made
tolerabiy dark complexion, about % years old
very likely. Nomarks or scars now recollected
HIS nose Is rather more prominent than ne
groes noses generally are, somewhat acqueline;
me joints of the great toes unusually large.
ne wore away = GOAT and pantaloons of domes-
tic cloth Of a yeIlowsh color, and took with
hinaa bite broad cloth coat half worn, jeans
pantaioons and old wool hat. No other
cloathing recoilected.
lie took from the subscriber, when he eioped
a bay horse, nearly 10 hands high, about 10 or
Ia years old and foxed. The above reward will
he paid for taking aud securing said negro,
(provided get him AGAIN. if out of this state,
or 80 II within the state, and FIVE dollars will
be given for the horse. JOHN ii. BREWER.
Famfax Court House, Va. may 10 1awl2.m
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
LIST OF LETTERS

ga 49,
LIST OF
Remaining in the Post
William Arnold
Henry w Ashton
Mary 4 Alexander
w p Anderson
'fhos G Addison s
Mary Y Addison
B
Bontz s. Harrison
John HI Bayne
David M Black 9
Richard Brandt 9
Dolly Bell
Uriah Brown
Capt John Bright
John Ball
Ana Brittenham 9
Anvil Browning 8
Daniel Brooks
G.
VIM II Carne
Andrew DCfosby
Jane Clifford
Mrs Corner
John Comfy
Mary Calsy
John Cumming
Alban CLARK
Susan r Cochran
Chas s Carter
Susanna Cannon
Landon Carter
Fanny Cook
John Cook 9
William b Cooke
Capt w Crabtree
LydiaW Crabtree
VIM Clough esq
d
Peter B Dowdall
Thomas Dodson
w m Dudley
NJ II Dangerfeld
Walter Doyle
Benjamin Disney
E-P Echols, esq
Miss Ann Emba
Il
John ] Froble
Rein Forrest
lssac franklin
Austin Terrell
Alexander Finley
Eliza Freeman
Richard w Fenwick
G
Thomas Green
John Gould
Levy Grimsley
Robert Gray iunr
Walter Grayson
John Geminy
II
Warner w Hudson
~
LtGeo WHamersle
e Is Hill
Mary Harmon
James HutcheD
Nehemiah Hicks Q
Col John Harrison
James Hayner
ollinsgwori
, Hoxion esq
Margaret C Hoxton
q Holt
Capt iona Holbol
William IInnter
faulton Henderson
Andrew Hancock
Daniel Howe
j
Rev John Jones
RlchI II Johnson
X
Rev Paul Keith
Francis Kirby
john 3 Kirby
Daniel Kennedy
L
Peter Logan
Patrick Laphen
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Office, Alexandria, Aug.l.
] Laybonrpe
John Laid
Eliza Lyons
Patrick Lsrkin g
Anna Lanham
VIM Lindsay
Zachariah Lewis
William Lewis
Elias Legg Q
M
w G McMachew
John McFarlsne
c l. Macer
John Mills Jr
VIM A McRea
Benedict f Milburn
Jacob Mills
Anna Mcdonald
Col. W IN Minor
Charles March
Frederick Morris
Henry Morris
Daniel Morgan 9
Thomas Morgan
ID l. Morgan Q
William Morgan
W
Granville Newman
Sidney Owens
Capt Moses Owen
p
BEwell Parson
Rebecca Philips
Levi Pickering
3 Lucy Plummer
2Catherine Parker
Mrs Pesrsons
j II Phillips, sen
Joseph Pierce
JacobProbsco
Alexander Perry
A w Preuss, esq.
James l. Prince
Eliza Phillips
Samuel Peact,
Rebecca Ann Peach
X
Thos w Reeves
Stanford Reid
MIR Russell (dyer5
Andrew Rehon
Richard Rock
s
Doctor Syme
John A Summers
Sally b Simpson
Wesley Summers
Thomas 6 Spear
Nancy Simpson
William b Stewart
Capt Jesse Smith
John Swami 9
Gregory Sneed
yJoseph Smoot
William Spilman
John & Sayre 2
Harriet Sayre
r
Robert s Thompson
Mr. Thomas
hJohn Thompson
Joseph Talbot
Thomas Taylor
Tate
y
Mary valentine
w
Ann White
Jane White
Richard Wilkinson
Evan Williams
Della Williams
George Wise
Henry G Wilder
Samuel Warner
Y
William Yates
Verflnder Yates
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
WAS COMMITTED

% To the Jail for the county Of
~ Alexandria, ID. e. on the 30th of
n.y. July, 1923, as a runaway, negro
s@E( man who calls himself SAMP-
$3.50 son, and says he is the proper
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
St. DO.IIL.NGO .M.aHOGAN'Y

i'm log and boards, which he will sell low. Ha-
wing preserved his hearse from the late fire
which consumed his tools and materials, he has
sAnre taken considerable pains to render il
cumpletsand handsome and will
Undertake Funerals
On the mot reasonable terms. Also, on hand a
good ASSORTMENT of Windsor chairs.
may l6 ON HARRISON BRADLEY.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
FOR FREIGHT,

1RI The elegant and fast sailing
.sLEA copper fastened brig FLORIDA;
ZsTAIH burthen go tons or 400 hhds but
seszz-1kszs.-7 months old and in first rate or
der. Apply TO L. n. ROWLAND.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
WAS COMMITTED

- On the ihirty-first of July,
IA 1923, as runaway, to the Jail
MY for the county of Alexandria, ID.
1V/ Z. anegro man named PETER.
Asa.nzsn Said negro is of black complex
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
FOR FREIGHT,

FNM very superior schr. Lucinda,
ksl NM George Fletcher, master burthen
-.szFEsEszzzs about 70C bbls and now ready to
receive cargo. Apply to J. II. LADD & Co.
who have received, for sale, by said vessel, 81
bags and casks, green Jamaica coffee, 8 hhds
very superior moiasses. aug
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
FOR FREIGHT.

IN The brig Columbus,
IAN Leonard Marbury, master; burthen
Z-fSEHH about 100 hhds. tobacco, or 1900
a>-sszEzzs..bbls. -four She is superior and
fast sailing vessel. and now ready to receive a
cargo. A ppIy to JOHN H. LADD 81 Co
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FREIGHT WANTED.

~ 200 hhds freight is wanted to
ESA complete the cargo of the superior
lTHNS copper fastened ship FLORIDA,
ekx - Jesse Brown, master; that will sail
for Amsterdam dnring the next
month"; For'which or passage having spacious
accomm ods tions,appIy TO " FOWIE & Co
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
AT 4 DEMOCRATIC MEETING

Held al The Buck tavern on Wednesday, LIST Of October
4rchibad armstrong, appointed Chairman, and James
Ieabla, Secretary-when the following resolutions were
adopted;
the election of DAVID HAzZARD for Governor.
Resolved, That the following persons be appointed a
Committee of Vigilance Peter Vandever, Archibald Arm
strong, Thomas Baldwin, William Armstrong, Nathaniel
Armstrong, Eli Graves, Thomas Yeatman, John O. Phil
Inns James Kitchen Bennett Jeffercs, John Harlan, John
Kitchen Robert Grosley, Samuel Walter Nathan Graves,
William Martini John Meals, Samuel Gregg, SEM Samuel
Gregg, jun. Jesse Gregg, H. l. Dupont, Alfred dupont
William Boyd, George Mccullough, Joseph Hendnckson,
William Huston, Levi Springer, Joseph Springer, Jun
Charles Springer. John Springer John stidham, John
McMinn, Capt. Derrickson, Major VIM Armstrong Rob
ert Armstrong, VIM d. Philips Robert rmps, Jonn n
Phillips, Jonas Sdham Thomas Lyman, William Herd
man, Jacob Ball, David Stidham, VIM Mckeever, William
Walter, John Walter, James Campbell, William Dennng'
Joseph Stdham Isaac stdham, Jesse Chandler Nehemiah
Deapan, Daniel Nichols, Fills Nichols, John NJ CaiiouS,
| Patrick niece, VIM. Langley. ~ .
Resolved That the foregoing resolutions be puhhshea IN
| the American Watcbman
| JAMES DELApIAIv, Secretary.
Alta large and respectable Meeting of the Democratic
Citizens Of Chrisiana Hundred convened at the house o.
Paul McGnn, in the village of Newport, on "Wednesday
the first of October, I'm Htrdmaa was appointed Chair
man, and James r.. Sq'@bb Secretary.
The following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
81 ReSoveG That this meeting approve OF the NOMINATION
of DAVID HAZARD ESD for the office OF Governor
this state and will give him their undivided support at tbs
d ensuing general election.
fl Rescred That this meeting approve Of the nomination
made b. the delegates at the d Lion meeting on Satur
day last and recommend the same TO the united supper
Il Of the citizens of Newcastle county
Resolved That the following persons be and are hereby
lappointea committee of vigilance Jno. Erwin, Jno
lWhteman, Jacob B. Robinson, Jno Gacken, Rober
Smith, Jacob Bali, Paul McGnn, Thomas Culrn, Charlie
Shoemaker Saml. NJ Daniel, Nehemiah Delaplain, Pete
Ruth James II. squibb Jacob II. Squibb, VIM Herdman
Jacob senix, Jno. p. Price, Fredus Pennington, Jno II
Sdham Michael Kinch, Isaac Finn Jeiah Freese, Jno
OH lanH 4 "
/ man, JOS LYMAN Isaac Waraven, Zachariah Derrckson
: Jno. Forman, David Moody, Joseph Finn, Thomas Wal
raven Jno. Grondy, Maj VIM. Armstrong Joshua Starr
/ Jno Balls, Thos Tyre James Anderson Jno. MDowel
lThos. Derickson, and George Barr.
! w. IIERDNI.AN, Chairman.
JAMES R. SauIDD, Sec'y