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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
NEWSPAPERS IN NEW YORK.

Seeing an account at the number OF
newspapers pripftl iu London, we were
led to ascertain the quantity thrown off in
the city OF New York daily and every
week. sn1 find that we bes. John Bull in
newspaper reading all hollow. Taking
only the Dine daily papers. with their se-
mi weekly Journals annexed, we have as
certaiDed the daily number TO be ~, 500,
and the seGi.wpekly 10. 400. making an
aggregate OF $4,000 newspapers printed
in the city of New York every week, at
nine presses or Offices. This is exclusive
OF eight or ten weekly papers, the extent
of whose Circulation is not known 10 US -
Surely dn,h know ledge, or at all events,
news papers, run down oar streets like wa
Ter. ~. Y. SiattSntun.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
Trustee $ Sale.

pY virtue of deed of trust from the
D late William Herbert, deceased, and
wife, to me, duly recorded, | snail pro-
coed to sell on he premises, on THURS
DAY, The 9eth day of .4ugust next, the lot
OF ground lying on Uulon and Oronoko-
streets:-beginnig at the northwest conner
OF the intersection Of said streets, and run -
ming thence westwardly with OroDoko- -
street TO the lot lately owned by Captsis
Conway, deceased; thence northw srdly
with Coaway's line TO the IIyer Potomac;
thence along the river east 10 Union-sifeeG
thence with Union.stTeet 10 the beginning
The sale will take place at Il o'clock
NJ. and liberal credit will be given OF
the purchase money. j. l.. MckENNA
July 27--3taw Trust.e.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
FROM AFRICA,

letter to tie editors OF the Boston Pa
triot, dated bonavisla, June "a, mentions
thai the Rev hlr Asbman, agent Tor lhe
American Colony, was passenger on
4loard the schooner Reporter, Capt treble,
IS tar az Blssao, and from thence be i'd
tended 10 cross over Iosthe Cape lie Verbs,
where he would reside lew months lUi HE
recovery OF ms health.
Captain piehie, who had arrived at
Bunaylsla trou Monroyi. lett the Colonss
IN iolerable health, though very short OF
provisions add scan'y iDsaa,s 10 procure
more, not nav,n., more tuai twelve, days
supply IN Ssule.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12

A public document has recently ap-
peared in TIE German papers, from which
we learn tina, Russia has at present an ar,
nv Of $50, 900 men, from which II would
appear that she does not intend to d'ml'
nish her military force. OF this number
677 ,5no men are in active service. Inc
first corps, of which The head quarters Is
at Mohilow, under the command OF Gene
raj Sacken, $50, 900 strong; the second on
tue Pruth, under Count WIttgen:'e'n,
loo 900 strong; the army Of Geo.e'aa at
TRIES, commanded by Gen. Yemelow,
600 army of L,ihuaois, head quarters
at wilma, SO 900; Polish army, head quar-,
lers at Warsaw, 10000; the Imperial
Guard under Gen. Ouwarow. an effective
force Of 10000 men. The disciplined
Cossacks amount to 300 men. 10 addition
10 which, there are about 30 600 men IN
the military colonies established 10 the go,
verpments OF NoyogoIod, Cherson, aud
Charkow.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
TO MILiERS
And others who send Flourto Alexandria.

And others who send Flourto Alexandra.
The undersigned, Flour inspectors for
lhe town OF Alexandra, respectfully sug
gest to you. that the Common Council OF
SAID town having lately passed law tore
galaie the Inspection and Shipment OF
Flour, with view to the Improvement OF
US character in foreign markets---iD order
70 effect so desirable an object. il becomes
'nd'spensabiY necessary for US 10 false the
grade above what it is at present.
GUIDED by sense OF duty on the one
hand, and the importance OF :he OBJECT
sought tor on the other, We ieel 1t ncum-
oent on US to act in unison with the atofe-
sa.d iaw-the provisions of which taxes
effect from, and after the first day Of Sep
LENDER neat, when We shall commence rals-
log our inspection; and it will afford US
much pleasure for you to unite with US ~
eHee:iag this object
All casks containing flour are required
De we'll seasoned, made agretabiy ~
Jaw, and 10 have plain brand marks.
RESPECTFULLY, &C,
JAMES CLOUD,
AblJAHJANNEY,
Flour Inspectors.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
STANDING ARMIES.

A late Me'z Gazette states the amount
of The military forces of Europe TO be g.
500 900 men, including the sea and land
forces. They cost annually 2oo.ooo 900
francs, while the entire territorial revenue
of Europe does not amount 10 more than
I 300 900 900 francs. About the eigbt'etii
part OF the population Of Europe is under
arms. and each man furnishes about ten
francs year for the support OF this mass
OF ara,ed men, and yet all ale IN profound
peace.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
To Let,

A A convenient two story brick
SFFE dwelling house on Duke-st, one
WsaH door west of Patrick-sreet ALSO,
GaAsIa comfortable frame tenement on
Patrick-streel, near the corner OF luke
Also, about IL acres Of land, now Dclosed,
with small frame bui ding thereon, hand
somely situated on the Leesburg road, a.
bout II miles from Alexandra. J he rents
of the above properly wall be made low to
good tenants. For terms apply TO
iaaIO If w. D. MUTT & Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
; l2s. MARINE LIST. als
ARRlVEO-Aug. 10.

ARRlVEO-Aug. 10.
Steamboat Petersburg, Croker. do. IS
hours.
SAILED.
Schr. Hiram, Grinnold, Boston.
Sloup Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore.
ARkiVED--August IL.
Schr. Fox, Ross, Yves; ladies', via Nor
folk; to master.
Irg Sylvester Hea'y, Robinson, Tho
maston, via Old Point; 10 WIN. towle 4
Co. aud line 10 James M'Guire.
SAILED.
Schr. Victory, Haws, Madeira.
Sohr. Alligator, Huntingdon, Providence.
Schr. Laurel Packet, Jackson, Proyi-
dence.
eamboal Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk,
22 hours.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12

% Sunday the g5rn uii. fTsta Elliot,
sSq. OF Knox, in Maine. was found iD his
SSsu, about noon with his throat cut, and
sieless child 10 bed with him, with its
S'soss cut from ear to ear. A bloody razor
as found on the hearth. Mr. h. having
"a; immediate surgical aid, is thought 10
~ tar way ofrecOvery. A coroner 5
Squest has given verdict of wilful muir
81 against the is,her--but there would
sem 10 be little doubt FROM the circum-
81, recited. and the opinion of his
sxaoors, thai be committed The shocking
~ al OF insanity. Boston Csnflaei.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12

On Friday and Saturday last. owing TO
The muddy state of the waters. the opera
too of pumping at Fair Mount, near Phi
adelphia, was suspended. This afforded
an opportunity of ascertaining the quaint.
ty drawn from the reservoir ter the use OF
the city of Philadelphia. and il was found
10 amount on Saturday TO two millions one
hundred thousand gallons. The usual
consumption in warm weaihrris 6O0,nOO
gallons day; in cold weather, l,2oO,OOU
gallons.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12

WASHINGTON. August l0,--Mr. Score.
tafy ITawtcrd teIt stiis vicinity yesterday,
W.T. his family, on a journey for The be-
netlt o. his heath, when continues steady
y 10 lDpro,e. Having part ol bis family
Wild MA. MS intention is, We understand,
!0take one olstbe Virginia watering places
~ hts route, End remain there lew days.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
THE CHEs sPE,KE & OHIO CANAL

THE CHESAPEAKE & OHIO CANAL.
! The Board OF Engineers have finished their
generai reconnaissance Of the easter. d midale
sections OF this great national design; and we
are happy TO learn, that no doubt Is entertained
| " ITS Practsca6tAty. Though much rough,
rugged and steep ground is presented along
the ravines of both the Yong tiogany 4 Cheat
rivers, yet, 1t is said, noldificulty has occur
req SO great or SO appalling those which
nave been eneountcfed' and overcome Oh the
New York Canal, especially on the Mohawk
river.
The Board have been indefatigabie in their
Iators; nothing has been pernitted, we helieve,
Tor single day, 70 interrupt them. Having
made out instructions for the different brig AIDES
OF engineers ordered upon the work, they left
hese,a few DAYS since with view to eSaFlinc
the Wonongaheia to Pittsburg, and thence pro-
coed to the examination OF that section of the
canal which is to unite the Ohio rirer with
Lake Erie, by the Beaver and Grand rivers
When this is completed, it is understood that
the Board ATE to jointhe Pennsylvania Com
missioners at Pittsburg, and proceed with them
to the examination OF the Susquchannah, sc.
Gs"sA' IF Liberty, (O'''o", ~ J
We have information from Pittsburg (savs
the Editors of the Baltimore A,nericsnl which
states that the Board of Engineers employed
tosnrvey the route of this Canal had arrive
in that city onthe Doth ult. having beer de.
tanned at Union-town by the necessity of com
pieting all the instructions to the three parties
OF surveyors, to whom the different section OF
the route have been allotted. The Board were
to leave Pitt,burg on tine I'd inst for Big Bea-
yer, about 27 miles down the OHIO. The par
ty wonld CONSIST OF the three members Of the
Board, DR.. w. Howard, Captain Poussin,
Captain Douglass of West Point, and Lents.
Button and Courtenay they would proba-
blv be ahsenta month from Piusburg. and on
their return thev would meet the Pennsyl ania
Commissioners * examine with them the COM
'munic cation between the waters of the Susque-
hanna and the west, by means of the Cone
naugh and Juniatta-as also the route of a ca
nal To connect the waters of the Susquehanna
with those OF Tie schuyIkill, through Lancas
ter Co,aity.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
NADTICAL SKILL

The track across the Atlantic 10 Liver
pool Is 20 well known 10 the American
sesmen, thai Tie Francis, lately arrived at
sNoriolk, 81 exc no less li'an three packet
ships, The Pacific, CaBads, and William
a hoinpson, Oh her houemsrd passage.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12

There are now in the MARYLAND Peni-
teu!iary 33i convcls, of whom ga ate
males, and SO females. OF the males, 1873
are blacks, and Of the females SO, Of the
whole number, III have been before IN
the Penirentiary, 81 are on their third
conviction, Oh their fourth, ana on tue
fifth.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
Notice..

n Notice.
TINE LegioDary Court Of Inquiry viii
l. sit al the Town Hall, on Thursday
The 18th inst. This Court, Tor good cause
shown, will remit any 6ue imposed By lhs
Battalion Courts last preceding. The
said Court may also exempt any militia
man from duty on account of bodily in
FIRMLY, and may again direct such pefsoW
TO be enrolled when able 10 DO duty. The
law also provides, that when any fine or
fines shall have been collected or imposed.
the delirquents shall be at liberty al any
time within twelve months after such nu>
position to apply 10 any OF the LtgloaarY
Courts ~ return or remit the same.
c. BRONAUGH, Adjt.
Is. Regiment, I'd B'ie ade, NJ DC.
ang 10 q
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
Best Chewing Tobacco

EFTY kegs manufactured TOBACCO
IL g. and l2's Barclays brand, warrant
ed superior to any 10 The district just re-
ceised by the sIoOp Richmond, Knx,.
master, from Richmoud. For sale by
j. D.. BIO" y Agent.
Jolly ~ vt
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12

The Common Council, some time since,
passed law regulating the inspection OF Hour,
and in order to prevent frauds, &c. &C.. AS
this law is materially different from the old
one, the inspectors have transmitted the fol-
lowing circular to those who send their -four to
'ais market We 'publish it to give to those
who are concerned. AUST idea of the exertions
that are making to improve the grade of our
nonr
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
british CAPITAL

A writer 10 the British Traveller esti-
mates the loans which have been nego'
cialed for by foreign powers, since The
peace of 1915, at 266.l4O, 900 pounds
sterling. Of this sum capita stock TO the
amount of 81 $50, 600 is now held IN Eng
land. The American stocks now he'c III
England are stated by this writer to De
100000 pounds, OF nearly thlr'y'eigh'
millions of dollars.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12

The latest arrival from Europe is the Ste
phania, in which vessel it was supposed La
Fayette would embark for this country. II ap-
pears, however, that he is making all prepare
tons, and in short time, no doubt, will ar
rive. Every city in the United States intends
showing him some mark of respect. Aresolu-
lion was adopted in our Common Council, ap-
pointing committee of six to make arrange
'ments. We have not heard what is the course
they intend to pursue. We sincerely hopes
however, that it will no longer be delayed, that
thepubhc may know what IL to be his receP-
hon among US.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12

In the town Of Attleborough, lately a
girl about lq years of age, having lett
something 10 the school house which she
wanted and finding the do, shut. under
,1ok to get in through the indow' and II
is supposed as she jumped fr'm the ground
to effect her purpose the sash tell at the
same moment and caught has by tue neck,
her feet Just clearing the ground. Her
mother found her dead suspended from
the window.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12

The friends OF MIR. Crawford exult much al
<heopposition that's making in Massachusetts,
to Mr.. Adams. We fear their Joy will not be
Of long continuance. The Boston Courier a
paper decidedly opposed to the latter gentle.
man, states that it is all SHAM, and that he will
undoubtedly receive the vote Of that state. The
caucus cause must indeed be hopeless when its
friends despair.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12

The National Journal is now published dai-
w. and We think no paper more deserving OF
patronage. The editorial department Is un-
commonly good, and, in fact, it promises
henceforth to be truly rational paper.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12

The Governor of Tennessee has issued his
proclamation for convening the Legislature Of
that state, in order 70 fix upon a time for
choosing electors.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
For Boston,

.hAf The brig SYLVESTER HEA-
YNsssALY, A Robinson, master, vii
commence loading IN two days aud take
500 barrels. Apply to
WM. FOWLE e. co.
Who haze for sale SAID trig's cargo Of
Ihomaston Lime
any, ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12

A meeting has been held in Lynchbnrg, Va.
and John @. Adams has been nominated for
President of the United States, and an elector
for the district was also nominated. - More
proof Of opposition.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
Marsllal's Bale.

Marshal Sdit.
kssuA Will he sold for cash, on IT,.
E premises, by Tie marshal, on Ss-
wEsf 'nrday the 7,h day Of September
G-.a.S next, at II O'clock, all the rigt. ;.
title and interest OF Alexander Perry, To-
the following property: one two. story
BRICK house, and lot of ground; together
with all other improvement thereon; ST.
tuated on the South side OF King streer,
between Washington and Columbus sis.
fronting Oh King street 90 feet and run.
ming back 100 Ieet. Also, one other lot
adjoining the back part of The AFORESAID
loi, with brick stable thereon. Sold to
satisfy an. execution in favor OF the Union
Bank OF Alexandria.
d. MINOR, D. M.
aug 3 For r RinggoIi, marshal
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12


mentioned rou:e, now running as follows:
Leaves Washington al :! O'Clock, and A
lexandna al B O'Clock on every Wedaes-
day afternoon; aIllye at Old Point Conn
tort aud Noiiolk lne following afternoon;
leave Norfolk the neXi morning al b o.
CLOCK, aHd arrive at City Point and Rich
mond on the evening OF lbe same day.
Returning, VIII leave Richmond at
O'Clock Oil Sunday morning, touching at
City Point, and arrive al Norfolk tue same
evening; leave Norfolk al 8 O'Clock OH
Monday morning, touching al OLD Point
Comfort, aud arrive al Alexandra anu
Washington The next molnlDg, IN time toc
passengers, ~ igoceed on 10 Baltimore.
FARE.
From Washington or Alexandria 10 Rich
mond, (meals mcluded,) Do 90
From Washington or Alexandra 10 Old
Point or NufoIk, lido. 10 ID 90
From Washington to all intermediate pIa-
ces between Alexandria and Old Point
or Norfolk, (do do uS %
Exc. ., to Potomac Greek, which from The
Inconvenience aud difficulty OF landing,
w,ll he ID 90
From Washington to Jamestown, D6 90
From Washington TO City Point, D7 90
This arrangement cannot fail of giving
satisfaction to the public from lis cheap
ness and expedition, as well as the great
certa,Dty OF getting through the route, not
| being subject 10 the risk always attendant
! on one boat waiting for, or depending up
on. the arrival OF another belonging to the
SAME line, as in this IIue the passengers
are convey ed lhi ough in The same boa
TO persons having particular regard TO
their own safety and comfort, this line has
decided preference, as the passage in
the Chesapeake Bay, the only place of
risk, is performed both ways in the day
time time, in a superior boat. parIc Glariy
constructed for navigating said Bay.
aug II N WAT files, Agent.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
AxEs.l.iaNDRxA,
.rufygsDAY MORNING, AUGUST l9.

:. ~. scarcity Of news from Europe, gives our
A,;.e;aps full scope for displaying their pow
Tn. Presidential question now entirely
=, rr,,.ses all others--the columns of almost all
;,arn,ls in this country are filled with re-
Is extracts Of letters. &c. &c. relating to
snb;ect. LusAily, however, 1t is only a
Of words and when the people shall
..ve elevated to that dignity the man who IS
-, qualified to exercise it, we will then be
.ontept: we viii then ac9uiesee with .the pow.
,rs that be-
There is, however, IN tie present contest.
according to our humble opinion,) an impor.
,,n, issue at stake; and although we live in a
,,ortou of this happy land where we are not so
Immediately concerned. vet it is our right, our
ATTY to protest against measure, which would,
az, course of time, deprive us of the most inesti-
uable blessings. We have no personal enmi-
,vto Mr.. CraMord--we think him an honest,
honorable man--but the means bywhich lie is
supported anaupheld. we must deprecate. A
Indy oS men belonging to the National Conn-
eli. and themselves the servants Of the people,
have undertaken to dictate, have actually of
f,red candidate. styled the National Candi-
date and ycleped their nomination the Ma.
-t;onal. Nomination. while only small mino
yty of the members of Congress attended -
This is the most insnrmountable objection to
Mr.. Crawford. The people will not suffer
themselves to be wheeled out of their rights.
They know that jacohia CLIO could be rais-
ed on the foundation OF tae caucus-and they
are determined to show'that Van Buien & CO.
vii! never rule this nation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-20
HRcLvfa xNGiSIs3g0E

PROCEEDINGS or THE HOUSE or DrrgGArHss
Saturday, January l7.--No other busi,c.s wa@
transacted his da, than execution in payt OF ihe
Jon" order for the election Of two members az ihe
Executive Council. About iva hours were rr,pI,ycd
u the noaina,iGa or candidates AMI neari, ,href in
the taking Of the ballots. --One member only was O..
ec'ed--and ne tu'iher execution Of the oia, order
Was consequently postponed till anuther dny
M'. Anderson OF Notioway animated DR., James
JONES Of Noowny.
Mr.. Malory-Dr. Branch L. Archer.
Mr. Catell-Mr. George W. Nelson.
Mr. Lenier-Mr. jesse Edgins,. ON , one OF the De.
ega,es from Brooke county.
Mr.. Rives OF Prince George-Mr. Juuus T. Hors-
bureh
MIR. Wilson of Kanawha-alr. James Calhoun Of
thar county.
Mr. Watkins or Goochland-Mr John g. Nfosbv.
Mr. Collaboration. Brazure w. Pryor.
Mr. Cols,on-Mr. Wm. Mayo
Mr. e"sn--Dr Samuel Colon, one Of the De-
legates of Elizabeth Ciy.
Mr. Mason Of Su,floui-Dr. Rober, Briggs, one o.
the Delegates Of Mad sou couniv "
MI. Patterson of Nlathews--Nir. Carter NJ Brax.
ton, member of the Senate.
Mr.. Raymond supported the nomination. of Mr.
EdgngIon.
NJ. Parker, and Mr.. Moore of Fairfax-,l,at Of
d. Briggs.
Mr. Hunge. fotd--ihat of Mr.. Braxton
Messrs. Old, Watkins of Powha,.n, Branch
Blackburn, Gordon and iancey--,hai OF Dr Archer
Messrs. Ldnty, and Northumberland of Mr.
Horsburgh
M. Lee-ihat of Cen Pryor.
Mr. Thompson Of Fairfax--rhat of d. Cotton
Mr. Watkins al Pr Edward-hai of Dr. Jones
Mr. fandolph--'hat ol Mr. Calhoun. Gen Black
hnn also bore testimony the merits of the same
gentleman. "
Nj. Loyal supported The nomination of Mr. kIosbv
Mr.. Nuns OF Ii. that of Mr. Nelson Mr. Taylor
Q, D''e'onft also bore testimony the merits of Mr.
Nelson,
Sevea ballots were necessary 10 make choice
aud The following the rcsui,s-arrans,,r The can
ud",es IN The order of their nomination
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-20
BALLorriNGs.

As the banit,ng progressed, such of line c.nd;-
'"'"s as were forrest on the preceding ballot were
dropt nv the rule OF the Hnuso--,nd some uers
'etdrdi1n by their friends for that election The las.
are indicated on he ao,e table by the iAic No. and
The former Ivy the iis!ic Il.
On the LAST ballot. Messrs. Cotton and E,ioinp,on
alone remained. This halloi Terminated in The rIecy
uHn oi Dr. C'ion Of Elizabeth Cu,--as member
ct Ia" Executive Council in the place of " lillian,
Robeti>"n, Esq. removed.
Ahd then the House adjourned
EsTERpAr, the House proceedrd ininiS with Nh,
Sena'e Ia The eer,lon Of n Second Audi,or far nm,
,e'' from the S0;h Of February next. Ir,rs Bro,r,;
r. the presses Incumbent, was nhn,inaic,f hy AR
Jones OF fnik, Hnd re-e,c cied wittnGI oun,s i;n,
U" motion of Nj. Pa the House resnIved IN
proceed joimll with The Senate IN be alec,,o,, oC n
men'hrr 81 The r,ivy Council ir The piace Of yVm
oe'drn, Esq removed. IL this resolution the Snn.te
eo"ruired and, on motion of NJ Mason al Siaf-
lord, The JOINT rrsnIu'iou executed
i'r Branch U Archer was nominated nv Nj Old.
snpp"''ed hy Nlessrs Watkins at Powhaian PATTI,
san a. 8 aud Thompson of r
J"n q. N"-i'y, Ed. WAS nominated hy .ir Wat
N'nS "i ooochland, AIDED ~ Mf Graves
Jun'u> H"rshnrgl T. q was nomina,r,, hy glr
NIct'iane, Supported =, Mrssrs Co,Iev, NJ son OF
GTurse w. Nelson, Esq Was uuminated bq Mr.
CAhhp. - WV
Mas, Lcs'and, E-q. was nominated nv NJ. lam
u Il bert Br'eg> WAS nominated bv NJ, Mason
oil 'to'd, suupirtrd hy Mr.. Moore ni r.
y. j tir> j"aes was momiual-! by Mr. Waikins
of Nopyyav
Wiiom G Prrdl-'nr, Esq was nominated h,
aic>,rs. Session AID Duntou
ihs bsIo's wcr-,