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Ehe Tract Of iiana,

On which the said MOorman now resides, 10
the highest bidder by way Of public auction.
Ihis tract olland contains about 700 aeres-f
Is composed Of tracts bought by said Moormhn
Of John Galloway, WIN. Arhnr, Abner Larry e,
Is very valuable, the improvements are very
good, aud the siuntion beautiful. The gfea=
Ter part of the iraclis good tobacco land. and
The Low Grounds is sown in wheat, which
lhepurchaser will have the benefit Of. The
.mighborhOod is fine one composed Of veal
thy and respectable citizens. We think il nn
necessary to give any further description OF
this property, Us il is presnmahle that those
Who feel any inclination 10 buy very valna-
BILE farm cheap, will visit the place, which " e
invite them 10 do. The possession will be
given Immediately. Also, at the same time
md Mace, we shall sell
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A LIST or LETTERS.

Remaining ia Liberty Post Office, on The
3lt Deeember, 1898.
l--Nilliam Ashworth.
B-AeAaa9er Boyle, John Boyle
C--Eliison Clark, John Case
p--iohn parett.
I-lienry +, Feather.
4 -Reaben Gutrce.
sH-~Carnelius Holdren, Mrs. Alley Berry
Hunt, john 1. IIaW kins, William H. iiudnail,
Mis- Elizabeth Hancock, wilkins Hunt,
Mrs Betsy hopkins.
William johnson, David Jones.
John Lafoy, Green d Lewallin, Garnet
Lee, Jesse Leitwich.
M-Ei,zaheth Moore, James Mays, Jame'
Mayhem, James Mari, Waney Mndrn, Bennet
Nj Murphy, James 5 McAlistcr ,, fatsey
Nj dley, Robert Miller, Barbara Mills.
O-Capt. John n Otey2 >, iallitorro Owens
P-Samuel poindeNter,1 Capt. Stephenrres-
ton, William Porter.
Q-Capt David w. Qnarles.
R-Joha {. Ryan, William Ray, Ro. Ross
S--Cowper shelton, Rachael Stoner, SO.
iomon etoddard, William IL. Suatton, Nathan
Shrewsbury
Teen George w Taylor, Christopher
Tannison, William Trigg, James Thurnhill
Miss Catharinc Vannerson.
HW-pefer Walker, Richard Wells. John
Williams. Samuel Winirey, Joel Walker.
Y--Edward ioung
WIN r. PORTER, p. NJ.
January y. w1w22
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One N,Ner NYnct.

adjoining the last, containing between $50
aud 400 acres, on which is likewise small
plantation 4 some log buildings, This land is
IN noirt of qualify, perhaps not much, If any
inferior to the other, il lies uneommonly well
aud likewise abounds with the best of pine
for plank or shingles, and lies near saw Mill
The two last named tracts, adjoining each O.
Their would be more equally divided, to ac-
eummodate purchasers.
We will sell the whole or either of the a
bove mentioned tracts OF land upon the fol
lowing terms, viz One third of the purchase
money to be paid Christmas, 1924, at which
time possession will be given-the balance In
two equal aunnalirayments,a and provided the
purchaser should find IL to his interest in the
first payment, to advance more, a liberal dis.
count will be made. We expect to sell the
above lands at reduced prices, owing tn the
pressure of the times, and should not a sale be
effected before, we shall offer them to the
highest bidder at next Bcdtord June court
Capt. John W. Holt, who lives near the pre-
misses, Will accommodate any gentleman who
may wish to see the first named tract, and
Capt. David w. QuarIes, who lives In the vi
cinity of the three others, will show them.
SAMUEL READ, }
JOHN LEFTWICH, Executors.
WM. LEFTWlCH,
January ,, eocplOw 81
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llanA 10Y Sac.

YNIlE subscriber wishes to sell, A SMALL
Il TRACT OF LAND, containing los acres
lying in Bedford county, adjoining Jerry Ro.
bersons, Richard iIerdson S lands aud others
on the waters OF Goose creek, a very small
part OF which is cleared. The most of the
tract is good tobacco land, 1t will be shown
TO any gentleman wishing TO purchase, by
jeffrey Robertson. am willing TO sell on We
ry reasonable terms, on l, and years Gre
dit, from the 25th December last, and if il is
not sold privately before Bedford February
court, shall offer it there, on that day, at
public auction. MOSES B. FREEMAN.
January g, w3we2
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TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance nj deed 81 trust executed
/ To the subscribers by james L. Moorman,
bearing date the I'd day Of October, 1873, and
duly az record in the clerks Office OF the
county court of Campbell, for the purpose oil
securing the payment Of sundry debts there
in specified, we shall, on Monday the 10Th
day of January, ls21, ii far If not the neAi
lair day thereafter, sundays excepted, pro-
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IN CHANGER

IN CIL7NCERY
The defendants Branch Jordan and Clement
Townsend, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to law and
the rules fthis court, and ii appearing 10 the
satisfaction OF the court that they are not in
habitants OF this commonwealth, Ii is order
ed, that they do appear here on the second
Monday in March next, and answer the bill OF
the complainant, aud that copy of this order
be inserted in some Que of the Lynclrbnrg
papers published in the town Of Lynchburg,
Tor two months, aud posted up at the court
house door OF said county on some court
day. a Copy-Ieste.
Il JOHN ALEXANDER. Ok.
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VIIRGThI.- Bedford Clerks Office,
NosombU rule, ls23--
Joseph Ilm'dy, rain'itl,
Against
Joseph Fuqm ard Jaeob Feazle, dcl'ts
~ CiLkbfERf.
Tie defendant Joseph fnqua not having
cntcrrd his appearance, aud given security
according 10 the act ii assembly aud the rules
Of this court, aud il appearing from The ath
dnvit OF the paiutiH that the said dete ndant
is not an inhnb,tant N this country, on the
motion OF the plaintiff, ii IS ordered that the
said defendant tuqua appear here on the FIRST
Monday in February ndSt, aud answer the
} plaintiff bill, aud that IA copy Of this order
he published IN some Newspaper published III
the town OF lynchbnig, "riwo months sue
ccsslyely, aud posted up ~ the front door Of
| the court house OF said county ON two seve-
raj court days. copy 1este,
no !. sIEPTOE, {. b. c,
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One Negro MAN,

named Winston rs welt rs many other thing
which may have remained nnsold at our first
snl. on The Isfh 10Th aud goth December
! he sale viii continue from day TO day until
all is sold The terms viii be made known
on the day of snle. Acting rs trustees, We
shall convey such title 20 The property rs II
vested in ms rs such, aud no other.
WILLIAM b. LYNCH, }
BOILING CLARK, Trustees.
JACOB ANDERSON, }
January = 2awtds3
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Stop he Villain 7!

RUNAWAY tie I'd of this month, n
IA ntrlntto inan named NED. lie - "A low
fellow, but has il large breast and = strongly
made, Il litlle bow legged, a high lull forehead,
dark EYES, hnlcs4in his ears, and n tolerabie
slnrp ehin--Wrars his hair lied lehind-has a
bold aud open eountenapce when spoken 10.
lie l. u keen artfnl fellow, aud perhaps can
reno ami write little. His cIothng cannot
particularly describe tho there IS no doubt
he is gentcclly clothed. lie has good sill 81
watch, with gold or gilt chain, boots, &c.
He rode off b MIX GREY MARE, about 4
feet inches high, in good order, shod before,
her shoes not much uorn-Ile is lengthy aud
well lormed--snd has the marks of plough
gear upon her shoulders, mud considerable
scar upon one of them, high on The shoulder
blade, | think on the right she has very
thi1k tale and name, though not very long
She is spirited and active and rides we'll lie
is we'll equipped for travelling, with saddle
bags, big coat of bear skin with large Capes,
&c have no doubt he has obtained free. pa
pers, aud viii attempt To pass rs IA free man,
aud make to some free state, and have 10
doubt but be has altered his name. lie Is a
handy fellow, II good house servant, miller
card shoemaker, aud can turn his hand TO any
thing, aud have no doubt but he ha- a plenty
OF money. ! will give a reward 81 FIFTY
DOLLARS 20 any person who will deliver
kim 10 me, or secure him in any Jail so that |
get him agnin, within this state, aud il taken
without tie state ONE HI NDRED DOLLARS
If secured or delivered To- mo, and ten dullais
for the mare il taken within this state oud de-
iyarcd Ia me, and twenty dollars II taken
out OF the state aud returned home
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Buckingham, Aug q. wts3
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a dwelling Mouse,

containing six rooms. an Office in the yard, n
kitchen, smoke-honse, ice house, grainefy,
stable aud cow-house, entirely new. The
garden and } ard we'll Cuclosed with new pa
ling garden one of the most productive
in the neighborhood. Attached to the inn
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~ CH4ACERI
Bpdford NoUember Court, 1928.
complainant,
Barnet Ia me-

Barnet Payne, complainant,
Against
William Martin, Jesse Martin, Marlin Mar
tin, Jenny Martin, John Martin, Benjamin
Martin, 3 DIN Wilson aud Sarah his wife, late
Sarah Martin, james Pratt aud Mary his vile,
late Mary Martin, and Obadiah Ferguson aud
Elizabeth his wiic, late Elizabeth Martin de-
PENDANTS.
IN CIT.4NCERY
II appearing TO the satisfaction of the court
that Jesse Martin, Martin Martin, John vii
son, and Sarah his wife, John Martin, Benia-
min Martin, james Pratt, aud Mary his wife,
William Martin, and Obadiah Ferguson, aud
Elizabeth his wife, are not Inhabitants OF this
commonwealth, II is therefore ordered, that
they do appear here on the fourth Monday in
February next, TO answer the complainant
bill, aud thai copy of this order be forth.
with published in the Vifginian for tWo
months snccessi"eIy, and published Mt tht
front door Of The court house of the said coun
~ on two several court days.
\ Copy-Tes:e.
20 JAS. G. SdEPTOE, c. b c.
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Owe R.lCT,

Oh the waters Of Little otter, about 3 miles
above Liberty and near the main western
road, containing 1o5 acres, near one holi ot
which is III woods, aud is considered, with the
exception OF u small part, to be prime tobac-
co land the balance in plantation, sufficient
TO work five or six hands to advantage, aud IS
susceptible OF great improvements.--On this
| farm is u comfortable DWELLlNGfl OUSE5
suifr ient tor the accommodation OF "A large
family together with otherneoessary out hou-
| ses. Likewise, an APPLE and PEACH or
ell AID ; the apple orchard is inferior, per
haps, 10 but icw in this upper country. 1h,
was the former residence of the Kev. James
/
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A T a court Of hastings held Cor the cor
"A poralion of Lynchburg, at he court.
house, on "Wednesday the 9th day OF NoNem
Der, 1893
John u. Urqnhart plaintiff
Against
William Duffy and Frederick II. Murrell,
defendants
~ CH.4yNt ERI.
The defendant William Duly not hayins
entered his appearance and given security nc
cording 10 the act OF assembly and the rule
of this court, aud it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inhabiiant of this
country ON the motion Of the plaintiff, by
counsel, il Ia ordered, thai the said defendant
do appear here on tie first day OF March
court next, aud answer the bill OF the plain
til, and that cory Of this order he forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published III the
town Of Lynchburg for two months success
.iYely, and posted at the front door Of the
court house Of the corporation OF Lynchbure
on some court day.
A copy. Teste,
10 JAMES BENAGH. D. C
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A i court continued by adiourn,r,-.
"A and held for Amherst con6ty. =, ut
court house, on the 10Th day OF No,sn1'1" e
1879, "Der,
Lee IL Bnrks, nla,,.,,a
against i'"'".
Richard Henry Burks, James poy,.n
wilkins Watson, d,l.,,ai' ana
~ CH2NCERY. s''aan''
On motion of the defendants, !, o,J,..,
That unless the plaintiff slall amend l'i'',',',
and make Nathaniel henry party dqf f., I',,'
IN TN, SUI, suit, a, 'he next court alter lie .Ias
the injunction awarded him in fLjs,'..l" iG,er,
stand dissolved as tie ect OF his da, sl'II
appearing 10 the count tlat the ,Aai,,5 w 5'5u
not reside within the limits Of tins e,n,, NOS
wealth, this order is ordered to he il ,s,t.I
in the trg'n'on, p@bIishcd in lie town Q.
Lynchhurg, during tie term Of tN mouths
Copy-leste.
l'6 4. Il. DAVIES, CIert
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Une o,hcr Yract,

within mile or two of the latter, estima.
ted at $50 acres, on which is a small plan.
tuition, considerable part of which is fresh
likewise, pretty good DWELLING HOUSE
nearly flushed On this place has been raised
tobacco OF superior quality, aud the land
yet 10 clear, at least good proportion of il,
is of nearly the same descriptiou
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SN Acres OF i.anA,

part wood land, lying well, and ferile-a
never failing spring, with good water, which
furnishes "A pond, from which HE ice house
is conveniently filled Boad with approved
security will be required
JAMES NJ. BROWN.
January Q. Wts2l
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Trust Sale.

Trust sale.
DY virtue of deed of trust executed 10
ID the Subscribers 10y Jabez Lellwich, Jr
nnd Martha l,is vile, bearing date the 10Th DAY
al September ls21, and of record IN The
CLERK 5 oGce of the county court Of Bedford
fpf the purpose uf securing the payment oi
snndry suns of money tbercii expressed, "t
shall eli, by way Of public anei,"n, for cash.
~ lhr dwelling bonse Of the aid jabez Lfil-
aieb. Jr. IN the county Of Bedford, on the
ed day ofDecembcr, ls23, the following pro
pens 10 wi
TINE Tract of k.ailA,
containing one hundred acre, on which the
sai,l Jab.z Lefiwieh, IT. now resides, Hdjoin'
ing The lands OF Mr.. museIy khy est. aud
Thomas EurIy IL the county oil Bedford.
One Other Tract Of Land,
containing fifty aere., adjoining The lands ol
Charles stewart Mrs. Mo.cly, Rays est. and
se Iand on which the said Jabez Iciiwicb
il. nov resides, hlso all the said Jabez Lon
wieh, Jr. crop of iObncco, ot the growth oi the
year al 1923, mndr on the lands above named
The title fo the above property is believed TO
DO mood bat we shail only convey such title
as Is vested in Us rs trustccsuud no other.
SAMUEL HANNAH.
.WM NJ. RlNES,
December ~. wtds ~
u The above sale is postponed II conse-
auence OF the weather, unti the 10th day 81
Janoary, 1924, IL fair, il not The nesi ihir day
lilefenitcr, Sundays excepted, al which t'n'e
il will take place At the dwelling house OF the
said Jabcz Lcitueb, jr.as above named.
SAMUEL HANNAH,
SAMUEL GARLAND, Trustees.
WM Nj. 'RiYES,
December 20. wtds2O
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AtiiiE subscriber offer, for sale, on Il credit
y of one, two and three years, his EST \
BLISllMENT, near New Glasgow. The i'm
proyemcnts are new aud convenient, = eonsis
I in If
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II appearing to the satisfaction of the cont
that the defendant George S Holloway doth
not reside within the limits of this common.
wealth, on motion of the plaintiff by coun.
sci, IL is ordered, that unless the said detend-
ant George 5. Holloway doth appear here at
or before the first day of February Court
next, to be holden in the said county of Am.
herst and answer The said plaintiffs bill, and
give security according To the act of assembly
and the rules OF this court, to abide the fl-
ture order and decree of the court, the plain,
TN bill shall be taken as confessed, and the
matter thereof decrced and il is fnrth.r or.
dered, that copy OF this order lie published
IN the sIrginlan printed in the town of Lynch
h"vg, Tor the term of two months, and ano.
Their copy thereof posted at the front door Of
the courthouse of this county.
copy. Teste,
II ARTHUR B. DAVIES. elk
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NANAO ". ENA.EN.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILL in future attend the superior
w aud inferior courts OF Bedford county
10 addition 10 those of Amherst, Campbell
and the corporation of Lynchburg. Business
committed to h care will meet with stten
zion. january wiM22
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ALSO. 3yaluab\e NEGROES.

TINT is 10 say, Jacob man, Winny and Nam
cy ailthe said Wainerght's HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, one yoke Of
Oxen aud Cart, all his stock of Horses, Cows,
sheep and Hogs, crop OF e orn aud Tobacco
The above sale will lake place at the dwell
ling house o. said Waineright, in Bedford
county on The I'd day OF February, 1924, for
cash, uniess the creditors may agree to sell on
a,oredit, at which time aud place they are
invited 10 attend. The trustees will convey
such title as is vested in them by the aforesaid
deed aud none other. Tue title is believed
TO be unquestonably good.
MILAN a. ANTHONY, Tr,,.s..
WILLIAM b. MARTIN, trustees.
January 2. w4w.22
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.4nderst County, .Aorenber Court, 1898
Thomas ,. Holloway plaintiff
Against
George 5. Holloway and Joseph Ewers,
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Yyect or Parcel OF X,anA.

containing loo acres, being The same tract of
land on which the aid John Harris, ir. nj
present resides. This tract is good farming
land, lies well, aud is pretty we'll improved,
with good DWELLING HOUSE, and the
necessary onthonses. Also, at the same time
and place, will be sold, under the deed atore-
snil Inl,. ca .I
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aluable property

TOR SAIE.
IA will dispose of the highly
s...f9 impro,cd BRICK TENE-
,n,lz MENT On Nam ST. Get, adiniu-
rssssess1n2 ing the storeoi \ Robertson, esq
aud hnndsome Eo1 Tor hu'iding, At the
corner of Sd street aud I'd alley, fronting Mr..
John SrboolGcld, l62 feet trout by l3- deep
on ID alley, aud on Which there Is amall aud
comfortable house, nc eupiedhy Mr.. II stump
ter, on very accommodating terms. Persons
wishing 20 purchase nill please to call on Mr..
$. stevens, who is fully authorised Ia make
sale. ". !. NORRIS.
December 10 2nNisl9
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\ valuable 'Eract of Lana,

whereon the said " aiperig ht resides, coNtain-
ing ia acres, be the same, more or less, ad-
joining me lands oil Nicholas Robertson and
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One Negro Man.

mmed Jack, in said deed mentioned. Tn,
title to the above property IS considered in
disputeblc, but the subscribers Will only con
vey The tile vested in them 10y said deed
HENRY A. CHRISTIAN, }T.a,oo.
JONATHAN /. PHELPS, trustees
January o u,tdeoo
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January Q
Notice,

VAIL he sold, by virtue of deed 81
w trusteexeeoted To the subscribers BY
Freeman ~ aineright, hearing date the Odd
day OF August, ISIS, aud duly recorded in the
clerks office OF Bedford county3 for the pur-
pose OF securing sundry debts due to ,Stefhen
Ninth. NM nIlnrs
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land FOR SALE.

FEuIE Executors Of Col. VIM. i.ettwich,
! dec d, offer for sale, iii. FOLLOWING
! LANDS, in the cnnnlN VI Bedlordl VIZ
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no TOBACCO PLANTERS.
GA his plantation in The

batter. there = huusr halll tar u
TAVERN, with p rooms. viii q
! kitchen and cellar, under The
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January .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-10
MIR. ADAMS IN VIRGINIA.

Mr.. Adams prospects in Virginia are encour-
aging. In all the sections of the state, except
four or five counties on James River, his friends
are numerous, active, aud are resolved to perse
we're. We publish to day accounts OF meetings
III Westmoreland, Lyncbburg, and Richmond.
Many others are in contemplation. There is no
cause to despair even in this state, which has
been considered the held quarters of the caucus.
The elements of opposition to that monster are
vide spread-tbe assertion Of principle so an
trePublIcan, hctcrolox, as that which
prompted the last caucus, has induced rnanv
who were wayeripg, and indeed who were incli-
ned, to support Mr.. Crawford as the candidate
OF the state, to dropof. There is nothing want
ing but to harmonic and unite these anti-cau-
Gus clements, TO ensure the vote Of Virginia to
that cand Idate whose superior claims may effect
the union, and defeat the caucus nomination.
we trust strongly in the good sense and patri-
otism of the friends of Mr.. Clay and Gen. jack
son, to drop a contest which, as to those gentle
men, is hopeless, in Virginia at least, and with
out reference to the names of men, rally around
the standard Of principle. Let it not be suppos.
ed that We arc PLAYING the Crocodile to cooeii.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-10
LYNcHBURG ADAMS MEETING.

Pursuant TO public notice, the citizens OF
LyDchbnrg friendly TO the election of JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS to the Presidency, assem-
bled at The. Franklin Hotel on Friday evening
last.
AIben Mcdaniel Esq (Nayor,O being call
ed to the chair, and Richard n. Toler appoint.
cd Secretary, the following resolutions were
submitted and adopted:
Rosoiosd, That the abilities, integrity and
eminent services Of John Quincy Adams entitle
him to the confidence Of the American People.
and ought TO be rewarded by the first Office in
their gift.
Resolved. therefore, That this meeting will
use all fair apd constitutional means to promote
his election.
Resoloetl, That Col. VIM. 3. Lynch be re-
commended to the people Of this state as suit
able person to be placed upon the Electoral
Ticket for this district.
Resoired, That the following persons, TO witt
d. Il. Eddy, DR.. James Saunders, Rev. John
Early, John Scheduled. John NJ. Otev, r..
II. Toler, and John p. Wilson, be a committee
of correspondence TO concert with other CON-
mittees or individuals of the several counties of
the state such measures as mey be necessary
for forming an Electoral Ticket, in favor of the
election Of J. O. Adams.
Besolued, That copy ofthese proceedings be
Transmitted By the chairman 70 the secretary
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ihcuicate tins nomination ms the act Of the Demo-
cratic party, aud to hold MIR. Crawford up as the
only Democratic candidate for the Presidency. ms
gross attempt to nposeAupon the people, and to
STIR up their pre- JUDGES by the influence of names
Di'appr"ving IN the strongest manner of these
dangerous and unfair practices, we feel oursclye.
eahea upo" to defeat their object by all honorab BILE
means.
1. Resoired, therefore, rs the sense of this meet,
.inS'thatJoHN QUINCY ADAMS, from his age, experi-
ence services, talents and rcpublicans,n, has the
strongest Claims the affections of the peopI. aud
'hat we VIII support his election To the Presidencv
<. hesofred, That we disapp Owe of caucus non,i
hatiohS Dy members o! Congress--and that wc v;.x,~
me last congressional caucus us the atte,npt of n
minority 10 dictate To the majority, and Is carrvip.
VIVA H. not the smallest obligation upon Republi.
cans to respect its noinina tons.
D. Resoiced, That we will use, and carenstlv in-y
VIE 'ur fclow-citzels use, all honorable means
w ueiea' thc caucus nnin.ation, under the firm per-
suas'on, that its success will eventually the
OF transferring the power of choosing
'es'oent from the people, to Il self appointed and
unconstitutional body
Il. iSesohcd, That William u. Randolph. be re.
commended to the people of this ts,ric, as su;ta
BILE Elector. 30 " suns"
.. ReSofsed, That DIR. Samuel Cotton. Robcrs
ufeenhow' Joseph Mayo, DR.. Richa rd A. Carrius. 4
'ou' william H. Randolph, DIR. Samuel Peasants
liiehf'co), u. H. Bacchus, Herbert A. Claiborne
Alexander w Jones and Tohn III. Pleasauts Es,rv
oe appointed Central Committee 10 correspond
WIN other Committees formed in this Common
wealth. common
o. hesofred, That the Editnrs of newspapers in
Richmond, and throughout the State, be requested
to publish these proceedings.