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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-11

tIAVlNG been appointed by Hanover t,on,, =, . 49,
ecoo, 80 OF said Court, TO settle James For,s
81 US administration Of the estate Of NathJ FOR
,sa. sohs concerned will take uutiee thai sbsli
Tuesdav H., 80 Of said account, this place on
r,povs, c.-, BENZ. POLLARD, NJ. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-11
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having made other ,rr,nuemo,s ,,,
- now dispose Of his Mnyfeld Estate or,y 1T private
sue having declined selling his Greensyr p,,ation
aud the perishable part Of boil, Estates An iho
may have any claims against him, please send in tbei
their discharge. may "e "a"e iOr
Dec. Y. 64-3t EDWARD n coonuv,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-11

NOTICE Is hereby given, that all the eeIls in The
~, hospital 10 city Of Williamsburg occupied md
no mere patients, male or female will be received
SAID hospital Until some OF the said cells arc
Que notice OF which will be given. w
ny order o. the Court OF Directors
Tai, "a ,so, LtoShi'D ItENtEY, &C. q.
~ -, se~S' 2t--tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-11
$50 NOTE MlSNATCuEn

w nay n our possession odd baises of The followne
" oans Notss viz. Bank Of Virginia letter e. NJ
o9 dated ~ February 1919, for so noIlsrs senrd w.
ID; =, gn, fres'denIand Branch Bank OF viz
~ ynSnurg letter No G43ior 90 dollars siooet
.,nn cashier Any person having The cor
.sP"us hai'es or either OF them, can ha We ,e msoLe
Lynehburg, Dec. 7. "a NLai IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-11
TRUST SALE 0E I1NH

virtue 81 aeed Of trust executed to us on thu h cs
- JANUARY i8ie and recorded in Sourt nj ...,
P'sy'vana, we shall proceed sell public s"c,;
Tor cash. ON Friday the 2sih of january IL fair II
the next lair day thereafter, sundays excepteat The
dence OF Charles Carter in Pisyivana county one
OF tract o land supposed TO contain 2OO0 acres living in
the counties OF Bedford and Psyivania. The aye lam,
is valuable large proportion being FIRST rne tobacco
,ano viii he laid oil in lots sui' purchasers Az
TIME and place of sale the deed trust aforesaid lie
EXHIBITED, and the subscribers will convey only the lille
which they derive from the said deed which is believed 10
lie unquestiunable. CIiEsWELI napSEV
NoN ~ 6t-w9wS JESSE BURTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-11
OHIO LAND AGENCY.


TUE undersigned offers locate Virginia A1.itsy Land
Warrants 20 sell land ami pay taxes aud trnpsac, ali
other business Ia relation Ohio, usual, COM
nnted 10 Agents, moderate Having and ac-
carae ofa the In the vigin Military
src aud having been constantly employ the last
sig years IN lug aud examining all partx
OF H. lie hatters himself that he will able to give er,ir.
Ell NATHAN WnyNEn
Cbiiicothe, November I, 1924 Gs-wsw
MkS. JAMES NJ. GAitNETT'S SUiIOOL Is nov IuII
AVA ana sue takes this mode OF publishing the fact To
guard against disappointment, should person think
s possibly they sendng their Children Wards
without previous application IL any parents or Gunrdi-
10 her care, and will make known their wishes cit her ~
ber or To- her husband their shall reyi>irr
ed according TO their dates, Immediate uCor lion
given 10 hem In turn, as vacancies occur
Elm Woed, Essex county Va. Nov. "a. 60-waw
RCNAWAYS IN JAIL
NM EHE committed to the Jail az Orange county ne
W HuhawayS two negroes, by name of Gain of
nask compexion about twenty years old, Eve feet s
ven or eight inches high, with The left eve
Ioo"s-e states that he belongs John Of the
county OF Jefferson. The other by name of Anhopv
OF bright 'nipe1on, about years old 8 t,
.tx ar seven inches high, with outer part III
he ca oil the right LEG, also upon the wrist nr the
eu name" pas i'st one of his upper teei-had on
simere old furred hat, and s,red co,,o
co'h vethe states that he free and Is wei,
known IN the county Fiuvarna the Of
TimberiaAe and Magrpdcrs Mills having lived with The
saia imberrke seven The owners af the above
uescrieu negroes are request cou,e forward nav
a"u tahe tnefn away or they Will be dealt wh
aocordins 10 law. GEO: HOLLOWAY, IT, s. for
4 4. u CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-11
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

Perhaps il may be gratifying to our readers
ata distance, To receive such particulars in
relation TO this vote, as are in possession of
the public here. The gain Of one vote in IA :
vor OF Mr.. Adams, was produced by the an
pointnent Of an Adams elector in the room oi
Mr.. I. II. Porter, who was on the Crawford
ticket. tits understood that the five gentle
men who voted Tor Mr.. Crawford, were Messrs.
Lansing, Bailey, Smith, and Cady, (who our
readers will recullect, were the four electors
last appointed and Col. Samuel Russell one
OF the seven supposed Crawford electors
chosen the first day. or the remaining five
who attended, four, Messrs. Brooks, Thomp-
son, Sibiey, and Bentley, voted for MIR. CLAW.
and Mr.. Barker for Gen. jackson.
We again repeat what we have before said.
that the eleven electors on the Crawfor tick.
ct, four of whom have voted for Mr.. CLAY.
aud one for Gen. Jackson, were put on that
ticket with the most positive assurances tina,
they were the friends vi Mr.. Crawf ford. We
do not mean to say that the electors themselves
gave, or were required 10 give, pledges; nor
do we mean TO impute aRy thing improper 10
them. Il was for them 10 decide how far
they were hound 10 answer = reasonable ex
pertation which they might not have contri-
bused to raise. But thOse who, by pledges
and solemn assurances, procured them ~ be
placed on the Craw ford ticket, without know
ing for whom they would vote, or knowing
that they would NOT vote f6r Mr.. Crawford.
are not exempt from the charge of unfair con.
duct. The result i'll show whether the ends
intended to be secured by il are to be attain
ed, or not. I.4lb0nu .Arpus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-11

SPRINGFIELD PITTS FOR LEASE.
VIE egatees Of Daniel Burton, dec are desirous of
- Teasing those well known Pitts for q term Of years
oey are stutse in Henrico comfy, adjoining Deep Run
rus and about eleven miles from the cily-For Informs.
Won cHh ON Reuben Bartop,jr. Thomas O Burton, who
Dec.4 cq-'.S.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-11

De Witt Clinton esq. has proceededio Tren.
ton, N. Jersey. at the request ofths Commits
sioners Of The Morris canal, for the purpose OF
making explanations relative to the practical
biiity of the proposed canal. The members
OF the legislature waited upon him at his Iode-
'ngs, and the vice president of the council
presented an address, TO which he made
an appropriate reply.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-11

Oh ,NCEhf AT Quariery Session Court held for
Il New Kent county, the lith day Of November 1891
Richard Undertake, PIn,n,,,r
Against "'
Richard Taylor, Henley TAYLOR Ez his wife Wsop
,ieney and judith his wife, aud Peter Powell and chris
III. s ny, ~. -, Des,s.
aud given security According act OF Assem-
"'S "nu the rules OF this court, and
satisfaction OF the court that the said Is mo-, nm
nnn,ant o this s'ae-on the motion OF the plain by
s COUNSEL IL is ordered, that the said do
mere on the second Thursday in February and
ne pii OF the plaintiff and that copy If Ibis Order r
iohwith Inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for e,pbt
successive, and another copy posted NJ the front
uoor OF thc courthouse of said county And il is Ler
ordered that the defendants Henley wife Wison
eney and wife, aad Peter Powell and wife, do NOT paw
away or secrete any goods effects in their
ou' the same until the further of ,h, court
. A copy-Teste, j. d. Christian n ~
New Kent Clerks Office, Nov. 81. 6i-ae,s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-29

Committee, it is probable we shall feel the ne
cessity of presenting the whole to our readers.
as speedily as is consistent with a due attention.
, to other matters,
nis nopart ofourpurPose, asfrcnGls of the ADJ
''n'ilstratlon, orofhIr. Secretary CRAwropp, as
member 1t, TO cxult in this Report, as a tri.
uHPh over the Vaccinations of his enemies.
IL Is no more than was confidently expected
from the Committee, but rather something less.
merely because the Committee have LEFT a mart
OF their conclusions TO be inferred from the evil
lence, instead of directly stating them. An att
tent,e perusal of the testimony and documents.
however, will leave not doubt, in the minds of
OF an intelligent community, as TO the merits of
those parts of this controversy in regard 10
which no opinion has been expressed by the
1o'"lhit'ee' Nat. Int.
We published yesterday the reported resin-
nat'an OF Mr.. Ed,curds of his appointment az
Minister to Mexico We are now cblc 40
state with more certainty, that such is the fact.
MIR. Edwards communicated his resignation inn
.icdiately after the Report of the Invcstiratipp
committee was sent to the President, and be.
tore the President had time to read the report
and evidence through. rW
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-29

VI The CoNsrITurioNAL VINO is p,tbiis,tsd
te'ce '0eek, Tuesdays and Fridays0 al fire dol
tafs per annan, payable an adra,ace.
", For darerfisiag--,jly cents a square Cor iess)
Jo1 Meprst serfio'i, and 81 LIZ cents for each con-
dnes,un,ber Of Insertions musi be noted
charged accordingly.
W. advertisements from he country 10 be paid
~, az adeaec or assumed by responsible iadi-
otdtad IN Ills pirce or Manchester
II .dA letters 10 tie Editors must be postpaid,
or Mey ral reccire no attention
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-29
WARRINGTON, June q.

We publish to-day The Report of the Com
mittee of the iToase Of Representative appoint
cd TO investigate the charges preferred by Mr..
EDWARDS against the Secretary of the Trca-
sury.
This report, it appears, is little more than a
caption to the attention Of the American Poo
pie. There is nothing like an attempt, in the
report, TO go into particular examination OF
all the points presented in the course of the in
vcstigaton, but rather disposition TO avoid
them. and to suffer the House of Representa-.
tives, and the nation at large, 10 draw its own
infercnces from the testimony and document,
accompanying the report, which arc Of great
le3gth. As this mass Of papers, rather Than the
report, exhibits the result of the labors OF Inc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-29
pEoPLE's TToKET.
For PRESIDENT OF THE q. STATES,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Of Massachusetts

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Of Massachusetts.
FOR vIcB-rREsipENr,
SOME TRIED Sc APPROVED DEMOCRAT.
The people of the United States are one grea,
flniy--as long the Union Of the States holds, a
citizen from one section, provided he be honest Gu
pablo, and faithful to the Constitution and the Peo-
pie, ousAtto be as acceptable to the opposite sec
tion, rs to the which claims his birth or resi-
dcnce."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-29
OPINION

Or tbs CHAScELLoR, upon an application for
an injunction in the case of the Steam Boat
Olive Branch. Delivered 14th June, 1924.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-29
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF IN,
VESTIGATION

The Select Committee (of the House of Re-
presentatives) to whom was referred the Nc
mortal, or Address, of Ninian Edwards. bav;nr
IN obedience TO the resolution of the House Of
Representatives, fthe 26th of May, continued
TO hold Its sttings, after the adjournment of tho
House, until the 2lst day of June, have agreed
ON the following
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-18

that, with the exception Of a note subsequently,
added, the manuscript rs not in tho hand writing
OF Com. Porter.
should prefer retaining the manuscript IN
my own hands, though presume the letter oi
Com. p. a copy of which transmitted with my
last, renders the possession Of it unnecessary, or
of little consequence.
Yours respectfully, Sc.
GEO. ROBERTSON, JR.
I.r. B. KENSoS.
Sworn to before me,
w. ROBERTSON, Not. Peb.
.SarAaeuh, oh FED. 1924.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-18
Mossrs. GALrs s. seArov.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, GEoRGtA,)
.Hiiiefgoiite, Fl AprR, 1895.
Sm-I canuot refrain from the expression o,
my surprise at the late communication, which
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-18
WASHINGTON. JUNO IL.

To the Editors Of tie ,N9ionrt LtcLLigencer,
GENTLEMES-i have been requested, by Go
werner TrouP, to hlnl YOU tie enclosed com
nuncation, a ] resscl to the President, through,
the Secretary of War, for publication. Tie
insertion Of it, as son as yoI c1n with convc-
nicncc fnl ro1 for it, in tic National InteIl-
gcncer, Will confer favor.
am, gentlemen, your O1edient servant,
EWD. +. TATrNALI,.
Messrs. CARS s. SEAToN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-18
os.JNs ttOOti
Hon. J. c. CALHOUN, Secy orJTm.
VyAsmlNaror. June II


WASHINGTON, Iune IA.
The Secretary of.thc Navy, AMI the Commits
sioners Of tie Navy, returned 10 tie seat of gov
eminent Oh Friday, from their tour 10 Norfolk
and Richmond. NM. Int.
The COMMITTEE OF ISyEsrfG ALTON continr-
Ell III session on Saturday, with the exception Of
short recess for dinner, from an carly hour in
the forenoon, until after ten o'clock at night.
MIR. EDWARDS, the prosecutors was under en-.
animation during tie whole oi ihe day, until Sc
ven O'clock III the evening, when his further cx-
animation was stpOpc 10 Monday, and the tcs-
ti;no:iy Of br. Noble, a Senator from Indiana.
was received, and occupied the Cornmmittee
untIi t,c h0ur OF adjournment. The investiga-
ton WI, III all probability, be brought to
ci ,se Tomorrow
In advising our readers, from time to time, of
the proceedings Of the Committee we have
carefully abstaiHcd from saying any Thing as TO
TIE charscteT Of tho testimony or the facts dis.
closed by the numerous witnesses .lo have been
exami:ieb. In fact, the depo5rjons Of tie great
mass of them. have amounted TO nothing, and
hal no bearing on the points at issue. we
Thought however, that in the present stage Of
the Investigation, different course would have
been not oaly improper, but that there might
be soaa risk oil Disapprchcnsiop, and copse,,
fae1;iy, some danger - communicating errone-
Of Impressions &, tie public fni:tt. We couli
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-18

NoTE.-it appears, from the printed Journal of
the Convention of i716, that the Constitution was
Gas reasonably might have been expected under the
circumstaUces) hasiy production being the work
Of forty-fve days only.-Tbe Committee to prepare
the Declaration Of Rights and plan of governments,
was appointed on tie 18Th Of My; the declaration
Of rights was reported to the convention, Nay 27M
and passed June I2M the plan Of government was
reported, June 2lU,, and pissed June 23H, 117G
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-29
MIR. ADAMS.

III is unfortunate for ,hc country that the
iicenuousn"ss of the press must tn, in n
measure, tolerated., To preserve its liberty
unshnchlsd We must submit IL the curse
al the one, that ne may Secure tile hles-
ring of the other. Slnee thr retirement
oi Mr.. JeIlrrsun, TO arm has suffered morc
from the Nindlcire prosecutions of this
powerful rngn. than Mr.. Adnms. His In.
Ciserctions have been blaZonrd Ia the
world, biackened by malice with the sr.n-
Ore hue oC gail;--his very virtues have
been converted into crimes, and have fur
ished weapons of attack "a hi. enemies
his best actions have been attributed In the
worst motiyGs--flls sentiments has. been
InsrepreseeJcd aud distorted and on
questions ir which his opinions have been
unknown, nc has been invariably placed
on The unpopular side. Ii is not wonder
ful, therefore, ih.t in this State he il de-
ncunrcd M n ttderdi.Si, because il is known
that that name still carries with il some
thing obnoxious Ia THE prnple, (notwilh
standing .ftderW principles and measures
are =" all the go, and nete jihstandlns NJ
are called on Ia give oui yotrs to as warm
supporter ot tho<e very principles and
measures rs ever occupied Il seat IN Com
grcss, while IL Massachusetts we see the
whole tory phasnS. With Pickering and
Oiis at then head, aud in Maine the same
party, headed by suln Holmes, m apps.
tate from lis Ranks, a7ayrd against him,
un the ayowed ground tlat he Is 4soi one
" them, aud supporting Mr.. Crawford, io-
What reasun Wa knew not! In this state
the cry oil fcd,rast' is banded about,
by pared of half ncdScd pniiiiral Draw
krs, whose whole knowledge al MIR. Ah
ams's character and principles is dc4'i, I'd
f,om such mca as Timothy Pickering, his
inseterate personal and political curmy
Is II not "st'angr, passing strange" that
Republicans should add,rc snch r,,drnc,
20 support then allegations agdast Mr.. \.
The time has ht Ell hen la. cnmity ~
Pickering was the sure passport 10 credi
and faNoi With III" republican party. Jfm
Jvra moidntur! To sait i'I-s-ni Inirpus-s
The self sly led "cxria ave republicans
(shamr la them are vanutingly DRAWN;
upon the accamulsird venom and sIilc.i
OF this grey bearded hhrllcr of Jefferson
I" obtain weapons of attack against maj
Nho IS secoad a"iy Ia that .,rurraird pa
tii"t ~ his 'ir,o's, and ia The affections o
the American people.
IL - Il sils"lar spectacle, while this ale
CATION OF F" icdrrdltsn" Is iuad, AZ, inst Mr.
Adams, I" contemplate thu incnngruon
and conliicliug materials Of Nh,eb tn
trawi ford party is compassionate II mus
be Ia themselves cause nf special nop,lr,
how such opposing crecds have h-enn,c Ir
eonciled Van Bruren aud Oh! B,,
hour and Marshall I! /! the ntiras nr eyer
political party! Nnh til, fact, ~ plain ,
noon da>, staring Them in the face, "
cannot but admire the impudrncc an
slron'rry ri thnsc mIo attempt Ia iuju,
Mir. Adams, by ealing him irdrralist :
But why. We ash, in The name al romn,.
srnsr, WAS mol This charge made asalt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-29
ron THE vtReTNIAN.

10 the Citizens ofI.unclbarg.
Fellow Ciiizens--lt Is In be- hoped that
yon will turn out strongly on Monday
next, and give your vote ou the Prcsidrn
tias question. iou, particularly. who Al
tended the Adams inrrtins, and piedged
yourselves 10 use all fair means To promote
his election, cannot do otherwise. Nou
owe II I" your country and To yourselves
IT. reJesm this pledge. OF what nse were
Your resolutions --of WHIST Use your pledge,
i you conply mot with the promise which
you made III Them "a exercise y"ur tights
aud rndcaror tuprocure the election of the
man of your choier. ~ not held hack by
the fear that Your rxertiuns viii be- useless
that the Crawford ticket mW succeed
we hear Gom various parts of th,
state of the dcclruslun Of MIR. Craw.
torIs 'nt-rts st, and of the in,igoratrd tx
eriions III Mr.. Adams friends. Unaware
until lately of their strength, aud blind IL
The schemes of the Richmond party, the,
have rested idly on their oars. But. hear
ins, from every quarter, of tae numbers
who are determined Ia rescue the clpcti,,
franchise from Che grasp ur 1.-THE Caucus, ant
fearing. that, whilr the Caucusitrs are o.
,rnsih,y holding up Mr.. Cran ford, III,
electoral vote of the state will he in fact
gwen 10 Henry Clay, the great enemy (,
your staple interest, they are shaking OF
their ielhatgy. Virginia will not ,onsen
| lhus tu he cheated out of her right
site viii not consent that her vote shal
" HAeh 70 that man WHO, ot all the pre-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-29
CELEBRATION AT YORK TOWN
From ne Richmond Enquirer.


We proceed Ia give rapid sketch ofthe
reception at York. The Infantry and Ar.
iilltry from this city arrived at York on
Saturday, the Virginia with the Ranger,
and citizens, on the next day. The Go,tr.
nor, members of the Council, Chief Jusri,.
of Tia. l.. States, and citizens Reached Wi.
Harrisburg about 10 o'cluck on Sunday
The classic srrnes of Virginia history IN
this celebrated spot contributed more 10
prepare such ofihr company rs were siraf.
gers 10 then,, for the ,ist to The last rlcat
scene The American war. The. CoIIrec
reminded them al the great men, whom it
| had sent forth lo defend orr cause. The
beautiful street which terminates at one
end with The college, and 1T tine other with
the ancient State House that interesting
building, !" h, ~ the ihundribolls of tb. Re.
'"lnil"h were forged fran which the clo-
quenee of Henry once electrified the whole
nation; the very spot where he s,oud
when he delivered his war speech, were
pointed out. \ part of this building oniy
remains where the Chancery Court now
holds IFS sessions The other wing, where
the Burgosscs dclibetatcd, with the colon,
made which connected them, is gone :
ana scarce "a wreck remains btbiud
them" The Raleigh Tavern with the
bust OF that great man elevated on lis
front as the sign Of lis vocation, alternate
" the scene OF Inc greatest Legislative con
snliati"ns, aud Of collegiate frolics, could
not be viewed without emotion. Much
less could the house. (bult in 1924, as ap-
pears IRON, the transcription on IT, where Cen
asiiinston received the hand of his wife,
II - no" almost IN ruins. The shell of the
magazine "fpo"der, which kindItd as 1t
we're the first flame of the Revolution III
Virginia, still stands on the main street.
Thousands have visited these venerable
relics without much scnsi,ili;y but IN this
occasion, II was impossible for any ma',
VINO now saw them for the first tinls 10 "
hold them without emotion,
The company did no, reach York II.
dusk. The procession Of carriages and
horses was lang, and they wera gast a
lew miles from Yo.k, by The Richmond
troops OF horse, Wlo conducted them 10
town.
The accommodations far the revolutIdn'
airy oilcrrs and either invited guests "e'e
excellent. The troops are rncamped hf'
mlle 10 the east the tawn in tents
Their general At their head--nrar The gr""'a
where the two celebrated rrdoubts 'iooa
SO famous in the siege. Some ofthe gene
raj officers have their quarters IN town,
Gen. LA Faycttr, suit", and some f." 81
iir guests, are tn he stationed in the hous.
iormciiy Ten. Nelson's. Major Grim"
romantic house, Immediately an thr river
bank, is the u. q. of the Invited guests.
great many citizens from various '"''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-29
PEOPLES TI(TET
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
ron VICE PRESIDENT,
Some tried and approved Patriot.

Col. S,-ph-o Wright. Norfolk.
Dr. H~nry W. llolleman, S"rry.
DR.. john ". King, pine iddie.
Edward II. Chambers. Ltncnthirg.
GIL. John Clark, HalifnK.
Benjamin Hatcher, Manchester.
col. VIM. IL. Lynch. Lynehhds.
Cot James Galloway, fsanklIn.
john NJ. Martin. N-i-nn.
aVm. u. Randolph, Hsnticp.
Philip Harrison, fredericksburg.
chriauphrr Pumpkins, Matthews.
Robert bi,'ly, Hampton.
Hancock Eustaer, stafford.
john Shacklefott, Caipenpcr.
JohrP. Davai, Fauqnicr.
John Rose, Lre-hnrr.
Hon. Hugh lIulmr., Ninchcstcf.
Col. Jacob Nanmctrf, iihrdy.
Thomas j Stuart, Snn0tep.
Pere u. Wethcred, 0fr~nhfirr.
Peter Mayo, Abingdon.
Enos Thomas, M"son-
John s. Barnes, Nononralir.
~ The election tascs place on III
kme day throughout the Commonwealth
" onthe Grst Monds, Ia November,
he FIRST day of No,emiI,r.l