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LOON HERE.
SELLING OFF CHEAP!
At No. iui Nlarket-street.

rIvtIE Subscriber having laid in choice assortment OF
Il FALL GOODS At shc lowest philadephis auction pri-
w I'll sell the smallest profits, as he intends 70 close
h business as sooa as he possibly His assortment
CONSISTS ct
shc. back, olive, brown. drab. scarlet and mixea
CLOTHS; s1Yerlnc and low price.
HaS; ami pel.sse oloshs of assorted colors do. do
Hlac. blAes. and mixed CASSiMERS: do: do.
Rlle, gray. and mixed Sa,,ine,s, Cords and Neves.
roilcne,. Valencia silk and Swansdown Nesting.
Saanskin white. red and yellow fLANNELS.
Rose Rlanke,s.S 5 Ia: 1-2 Point do.
HonhSsecn aud Caspian stripes.
Bom5aze;s Norwich Grapes, and Circassan Piads
Worsted. lambs wool and cotton Hosiery.
.Niistias snd Canton GRAPES, assorted colors.
Back. white and green, do. (french.)
Shcnshaw, Lutestring and Leyantne SILK.
Grcsienap and figured Silk.
Bsck and green forences.
Striped Silk for Dresses.
8, Z, s, 9, and 1914 Diapers.
49, and rs Irish Linens and Lawns superfne and low
| price.
Linen Cambria.
Cambria Jackonets and Null Muslns.
4 Figured and plain Swiss Muslins.
Merino Grape and Cashmere square and long SiAMLS.
Waterloo and cotton ditto.
Furniture fashionable ealicoes and Ginghams.
silk and cotton Flags Fancy silk Shawls,
Ladies and Genemars Gloves: superhne and low price
| Thread Bobinet and Nuns iaces.
Fancy Rbbands
Turtle shell large and side COMBS.
Mock she'll ditto, ditto.
PAPER HANGINGS and Bordering for rooms
Oil Cloths, Suspenders, Buttons, Cotton Cord, Braid
Tapes Pins Fass Cotton, Sewing ditto Uumbreas, Para
soils, Domestic Bleached and Brown Muslns, Ticking
Plads aud Checks
Those who want any of the above articles particularly
ICL0rlS and CASSlMERS, xiii find 70 their advantage
1 10 cal q No. 1o1, Market street, Wilmington.
4 A constant supply Of live geese FEATHERS, alway
on hand. JOSEPH P0GUE.
September 6, 1925. 70
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LAND FOR SALE.

.Asrtnste County. il he Stat, Of Dslawars, SCI.
virtue Of order Of the Orphans Court for the said
ID County Of NeN ,s>te, will be exposed sale At Pub
H Nendue, on Sadag, Re fssay-sir:A day Of Nrem5er
o'clock il ;c afternoon, he house Of James
s. Mansfield, Innkeepcr, ii tie Village d Caata els
.,rige, Hundred and County sforesaid-oae undivided
h part OF a Of land lite in Georges Hundred
Sounded By lands Of the heirs Of David Siyr, decd lands
u John Parker. George Parker ard others, containing
hundred ard fifty acres, niore less Also
vacant lot the village Cantsel Bridge boun.
led ay ans Il Daniel CoFbit, James Henry and Others
containing about five acres more Or less Also, tract Of
aud aud marsh. situate In Nancs. Neck, ID ST. Georges
iundrs, aforesaid bounded BY lands OF John Stewart
ants 4 John and George Parker and 81 land Ct The heirs
y Ren amin Merritt, deceased, Containing about hun.
TIL A9i .xy.ye OF land less With the i'm.
rrNemens and anaur;en.nces; being the real OF
H.iasa F: dtesasei and 70 be sold for the payment
i h-T de5ss Attendance viii BE given, and the terms
na!e ktoNu, q he time ara pace aforesaid BY Elizabeth
IL feze ilrnsttasFix OF the said deceased or her Al
,3-rsy ~ srs!sr efs.s 0rbaaqs Co,c,.
MATTHEW kEAN. Clerk
Ssaclg.' q So ptelsber -, 1925. 63-i5t
The s0oye Farm af los acres very healthy situation
RI : naSig4.ic creek and near the Delaware RIVER l
IL n sNcelen spfing near The clearinghouse goo,
orchards. good proportion q meadow, and may yerl
-2~iy 81 put IN a high state Of cultivation
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PROCLAMATION.

XNHERLAs, tie honorable KzSssr Joass. Isaac DAVIS
and hASnAlL RArs9S, Esquires, Justices VI the SUI
Co4t d the Sta OF Delaware, aud II over and
fermnef Genetzl Jall Delivery, in the SD E, has.
7s issisd the l'Eecets aeatirg date the Tsens-ha i
- 81 .rpienl1er. One thousand eight hundred ard
i've, and = directed, m holding Court d oyer and
retEineF aud General J4 Delivery the Court House IN
ne Town o. Newcastle. on McnlW the Seventh "a, 81
November next Netet is i-sis ystti al tile justices
OF the Peace Burgesses Ct tie borough al Wilmington
the Coroner and all aud every he Coas4bles every Iun
dret IN the County Auressid thai they be then and there
n their proper persons, with their rolls records indic
men inquistons, examinations and other remembrance
DO these things which 70 their Offices in ma Behalf 4p
per.Ain be done ard also, those who will pros
against tile persons that shall be the AL u Ii,
Csis II A,.scGe, be then and there, 10 prosecute
hem as shall be jus-. PETER b. DELANY, S.T
Newcastle. October s, 1888. S9-St
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PROTECTION.

Detaacare Fire Insurance Company,
Ofhce No. 81, Shipleyst. between Front s. Second.
yHIS Company has commenced Insurs aga;ns, Loss by
Fire, sud inland transportation u goods, with capital
of One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
The President ard Directors are nav really to receive
applications for insurance aSans, Loss By Fire every
description Of Buildings il general Merchandise. Sims
in PORT and their Csrguesi Household Furniture. and NH
er personal property also, sSahsi loss damage -
land transportation Of goods wares e cia.se ld
Try produce.
Terms OF insurance will be favorable Ay &c Il
Companies in the Cites of PHILADELPHIA or New York
Parties assured. MAJ repose the fullest confidence in HE
sold,s of It's capital and that all Losses Nil be promptly
adjusted BY the company.
ConsEIrs D. Blixkr is gent % ss.ey p1upef.y % Be
insured, for the town and vicinity 81 NJ Gas:l.
Dlyee:srs
William Chandler, David c. Wilson
John Patterson, joseph u Gp;n,
David Bush, Joseph Crnhb.
WILLIAM SEAL, Prs.i1ea:.
DAsIEL BrRyxs, Secretary
Wilmington, 5;h.no lMay,} 90, 1926. 49,
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SUMMER GOODS.

TUE subscriber has just oFened, and offers for sale al
No. Ill, Market street fresh supply foreign goods
suitable for tile season, among which TO- II and 1874
White Coun,erpaResi Calicoes; GiDghsms; Shir.ing
canbric, null jaconet and BOOK Muslns; Eesnss Dun
ties Hosiery Crash &c.
A!so-a variety OF Gentlemens wear, such as Jackson
Satin Cords Monroe and Wilmington stripes Washing
ton stripes linen and cotton Drilling &c. and complete
assortment Of Daesuc Goo all Of which he will sell on
The most reasonable terms. JOHN r. BgINCkLEi
Wilmington, June Il Il
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BOMBAZETTS. FLANNELs, &c

lust received and for sale cheap No III, hAfAe's
% Wilmington, .,,ea
s. pieces plain and fgured BoMBAzErTs : as'0'''
ccinTs.
q 10. white, red. yellow and green FI.ANSELs'
: ID. CAI.IC0ES; assorted patterns. ,;nr
Cca,.sa Al i r4.tan Piais figured Rs,inetts bocsmS
BA;es bite. black and assor.ei Cloths and Css ie
3Aieits Masseillcs, Salen,a and Forenne .e soa
black silk, flag ard bandanna kfs Br'ianla anu hk
dos GcrnantoSn sud Irish knit Hose and halt hose ane
and Sale woTst,d DO. shaws Dmtes Italian hpok
Iri>h AID Rlssis sheetngs jaconet, cambric null oher
and shifting .N.si.. Ginshams aud variety y f.
tait sid Winter Goods JOHN r. BRlNChLcos
Sept. ~
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

WAS LOST on the first of June, near the Buck Tay
w eFn, capped and ewelIed silver hunting Hc;cl !.
makers name, teo. Allen, London, No. 55oS Whoeye,
has found and Will the subscriber near 81
Georges De leave it With Ziba Ferris MATCHMAKER
Wilmington, Del shall receive \ reward Of Ten Dollars
THOMAS J. CLARKE
oet ,, $50 S9-4'p
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JUST RECEIVED

Nd for sale at J. Wilson's Book Store No. Io5 Mar.
N ket street, the I" LIFE Tas GxHerls De LlFar.
81 -
Sept. -. IS
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DRUGS and MEDICINES.

e@A The subscriber, at No. Sc .narket.strest,
~ has constant supply Of seidlitz and Soda Pow
HxE dcrs salt Of Lemon, for removing iron moulds .
"a Steers op0deldoc Ess. Peppermint British
OIL: Batenan's Drops, snd other patent medicines. Co
ogne Water Of superior qlai,ylatey received from
Paris. Transparent and o,her soaps Sealing Wax and
Waters CaIInsne, IN powder Pink Blue and Purple
salcers s.lyer.gTaHea cochneal; Pure Cinchonne
slphate Of Qu,iine-Nhoesale and retail. Arrow
Rot, Pearl T@peca and Sage, Theracs; Andromachi,
Henrys Magnesla, bottles. Tooth Brushes, single or
s. the dozen; An,etson's, looper's and Ambitious
pills, thor7san celeora 81 Eve Water; Opium; Phos-
phA'e of 500 Kochele. Epson. and Gauber Salts A
remedy ore Pes. cele5r ed fur usefulness SWAIN,
P4nacea 81 he box bottle. variety Of Lamp Glas
ses and Wicks.
All The useful Chemical and Medical preparations ar.
sold oy JOSEPH BRINGHURST
Wislc,Gte and Real, DRuGsIsr
Il v Wilmington, mo. IS, 1928. el-5mo
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RAN AWAY

" Middleton, Del. bright mulatto, named Philip
ssaas5ery Nue about IS or 10 years Of age He is about
feet. inches hgh delcaey made, round shouldered.
and pleasant when spoken to. Took with him, black
cloth coat seesucker do striped wors,ed waistcoa
pair Of tow linen trousers, pair Of blue domestic stripe do
domestic sirt and black fur hat will give Tssenfy Dbl
reward and pay reasonable charges if brought home
pr Twenty Dollars il secured 50 that get him.
THOMAS S. MERRITT.
JULY rs. 1875. CIT
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TO RENT,

d. Atwo story FnANE IlousE and Two STABLES and
BIZ woop YARp-formery occupied BY John Pogue,
deceased
Is For sale, three story Back HOUSE, in
H#.Il Marketsreet, opposite Mr.. VIM. Larkin's gro.
H"1al Gerry store. 1t is occupied by Messrs. V.
1i M'Neal & Son, and is excellent stand for bus
ihess. Inquire of JOSEPH POGUE.
Wilmington, Sept. s. 70
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TO RENT.

E-4 And possession gwen Immediately, that two sto,
"a hosse, in she p,alc situation IN the VII
lsge OF Brsa< vine formerly cecsTSd by ;. MCaley
Co grocery s.nre !; IS the mnst elgs5c siiusiio
in the village fer rhaer, s'ov G. boarding house and
: calculated for two families. Apply 10 W = ).
AiCGsAts. door 10 sad house.
BrantiSwine, Sept. -. &-u
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COTTON MANUFACTUK1
ENoR SALE containing about SEQ Spndles WIN ", ~
supply of carding engines and other machinery ~
The preparation Of Cotton. Inquire of zlBA fbh"'s
Watch Maker, corner Of Market and High SIS. =
Wilmington, lst mo. 20, 1926 %"
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Capital Estate for Sale.

t-s Pursuant 10 the Last Will and Testament
Hssx1 Of Henry ~ Ptyaek, deceased, viii be sold the
Hsss following described Real Estate, situate in the
49, Borough OF Wilmington and State OF Delaware,
W wit. Al that ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE and lot
u ground Which / Is erected lying at the Of
Kent ana MlTkeistrees. and ending through to ship.
ley containing in front Market and shpley
IS 4 in, and Ken-street IL #. in, be the same
more Or les. he buildings occupy the whole front
Kent and the lot Market and Shpiey streets is
fenced in Mth high and substantial brick walls. The first
floor has large and elegant Hall and four PaoFs all pri-
vae-a comnolous dining room large and convenien,
kichen-bathng roon-smoke house, &c. Above there
eleven chambers besides the gaFs,s Two pumps
fore The house The buildings erected under the d.
rcc'icn of the late JohR Dickinson Esq for his resi-
dence and are finished throughout nth elegance and taste
being calculated for tie accommodation of large family
in the bes, STYLE. The situation IS high and healthy, com
handing extensive views of the surrounding country.
For particulars apply 10
BENJAMIN FERRIS in Wilmington,
.35rH fsr The Tyl,;ses 81 u. ~ Paysick
Wilmington, S mo-, IS, 1925 isl
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WANTED

TIA Lottery Office. lad from Il 70 is years OF age, who
u sTites eg.ble hand aud is Of correct habits
compensation equivalent 10 his services will be allowed
iprls a lie otiice .: this paper Aug sol
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FOR SALE.

FOR Term ofyears, tesra Ho-.a4 sbou. twenty-five
years Old She IS sout and healthy, and is well &C.
qaanie4 III house work and plain cooking.
c. D. pLANEY.
Newcastle September 20. 1925 e5-,f
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FOR SALE AT J. WILSON'S BOOKSTORE,
FIVE THOUSAND RECEIPTS

USEFUL and DOMESTIC .dRTS,
Constituting Complete and Universal Practical Library
and Operative Cyclopedia BIZ CoLiS MAckEszIK, Au-
thor OF One Thousand Experiments in Manufactures
and Chemistry.
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DIR. Deans Rheumatic Pills.

jfssh supply reeirss i Il. EFr,.esmaa 0acs
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AF yariou. qualities and prices for sac al No. Ill Mar
~ ket street, Wilmington. ,,,,-,,,
Inne Ia. s. loHN ~. piNsNNl.-.
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NOR the cure Of cods coughs, asihmas, approaching
consuuptions and all diseases of the breast and lungs,
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. Ito, Marketsreet, Viii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01
HARIETIES.

ForeigRs-In the course of a debate which oc-
Cured in the Chamber OF Deputies on the 10Th. NJ
de Nillele, the prime minister, assured the Cham
Der, that the late visit of Prince Meternich to Pa
ris had left g no traces whatever and was no
more 10 be speculated upon than any event forty or
nifty years old lie added that there was no in
tentlon the part of the government TO touch the
freedom Of the press, and that the ministry were
convinced that the evil of its icentiousness carried
Its own antidoe sufficient for all public purposes
Extract oil letter from a respectable gentle
man, ed Havana 9th June, 1928
" Your newspaper paragraphs respecting our ge-
neral situation have 70, such pitch lately, that
all the merchants here about to publish paper
10 sheV at least the feel no alarm Tor their per
sons or property, and that whatever change may
take place hereafter, will be effected with perfect
unanimity and lot by bloodshed, as SO many are
inclined at present TO believe.
" The Colofnbians may talk about invading US
but believe me that between saying and doing in
this case, there is a wide difference For my part,
believe The march Of events in Europe, will be
much more rapid than any hostile movement on
this side, and that independence must be granted
by Spain herself TO such colonies as desire IT, for
this colosy neither Independence nor constitution
will suit
LIMA gentleman who spent two years in
Lima has furnished the Editor of the n. York Adj
vertiser with an interesting narrative Of what fell
under his observation and of events with which he
became acquainted. We make the following sum
mary OF his statement A iter the battle OF Junin,
in which the Spanish lost their cavalry, they re,ir-
ed into the fortress Of Callao, under Cen Rodil.
They kept no regular post in Lima. From Sept
till Dec they were amused with various rumors cir
culated by the patriots themselves. Lima in the
mean time was without government and wretched
/ IN the extreme. Being occupied occasionally by
detachmens OF both armies, 1t was rGpeatcdly the
sSeae Of bloodshe5; FIRST in possession Of one, and
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RNAR LIZ

I'M the 10Th ultimo egru Man with deck bbe
~ face, named JOE LYONS, about % OF 90 wear, old
ei ~ inches ue more high to be fat b,s yery
"hne et lnd smirs when okrn Had on when he went
away, blue Jlcke cotton shut, white Gotten psnnloon, aud
very good h'1ck Int ALSO tuOk with him two oier
pa Vi pAntop, ot white cotton the ghef of bus
lnA white Stripes shirts 4 uznauie and an old black
hat together with suit Of napt after clothing rather
wort lie la brother living al he Msvo Mills near Rl,n<
chsste aud "'etly lurking about there ANY person who
VIII deliver thc saii Negro t. IN iail 20 tt
get him asain shall receive the reward Of Thirty Dosr
r go HILL GARTER
Sh'ysy, Ctay1'' civ co'~ty Ja,yI. i5---st
GIHGiNIA ~ rule hoJrn ~ tie Cie,ts oHee II ne
STeder = a'i = CAaHerry Tor the RiohnOnd Dltdc'
Be'erIy H. Browne, Fielding B,owne and orrb Browne
Piaiaugs,
Wade Mo,lyi Thomas Gac,eool in III, own ri,b and m
ct9r 81 Ph'ien"n Gaicwood decd, Richard and Wl,.t
A!cw0!d, children and heirs with rho,un atc,yop oil tl.
s'I Inen,n Gatewpod d"cf., Thoua niann Kopl,nI r.
sh susan his wife John e bocr, and Mary hi, e ans
MARY A.buewucd widow OF piiiouou Gaey-ood deed.
-, $3.50 Defendants
TIE Defendants Within GEievaoI and John r. Bower q
MARY hs vile not having entered . appearance and given
curly accudns a. lie a'toi Assembly aud the fts Of M
'oui nnn tarprius by saG,ftctoiy cJrnct that eva,.
not inhabitants of this country it's odefui h. ,hs s,6
defendants DO arpesr here c e.. day 81 fhc nar fern 90
answer the il Cd INC Plaintiff ard that of tins rde~
be -ihri nfrfind n some Hcusp7pcr published In te f.e
oilehmonl for tep months sceees.i.cy, and posted H fe
Honi door 81 tbc e9ptJ, 90 doe said aly.
Copy Tcte WI. W. HENIEG O. g.
'Wif - If--egfr
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F.om be .NashriNe u.hig.


Political Intercollegiate a dinner recently Civ
en- to the Hon. VIM. II. Crawford by some of
his iellow-citizens, on his return TO Georgia, he
gave a toast
g The present administration: Let it be Judged
by IFS measures
This Is such sentiment might have been ex-
peciedr from such man. Ii does not come with
IN the range OF his intellect to yield to that corroding
envy which can see no merits in rival who has
been more successful than himself; nor does he
deem it consistent with good sense or sound iudg-
ment, TO condemn by anticipation the measures of
an administration which are yet 10 be tested by
experience, and are as yet unknown to those who
would thus decide upon them. That man who
raised his voice ard puts forth his exertions, be
they great or small, in opposition to the measures
OF our own Government. merely because it is not
adfQinisra,ed by these whom he would choose.
presents rs claims to the title of patriot in an ex-
trenely doubtful shape. lie may be a friend 10
his country, but would, by Indifferent Observers be
considered as more selfish than patriotic in his
views.
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zEPHANGAII TURNER, Chairn,aA
S. 4. SroRHow, Secretary.
conrMrNtcArEn.

COMMUNICATIVE. Y
at a meeting OF freehold citizens of Dinwiddie
county, friendly 10 convention, at the Courthouse,
on Monday the goth day Of June, the following re-
solutions were proposed and adopted:
Resoiued, unanimously, That we, the people
of Dinwidde, friendly to convention. view with
sincere regret the course OF majority OF the Sc
nate in tho last General Assembly, in refusing 10
submit 20 Tie people the question, whether j, be
their viii 10 caii a convention by rejecting legal
provision which had passed tie House Of Delegates
for that purpose and that we approve the course
recommended by the people of Loudoun, 10 each
county Or corporation, TO appoint dcpuiauon TO
stanton to confer upon the subject, Therefore,
ResolDcd unanimously, That Messrs. Thomas
Field, Abner Adams, Daniel c. Hatch and Joseph
Sturdivant, or any one or more Of them, be au-
thorsed and solicited 10 meet at Stanton, in the
county Of Augusta, on Monday the 25thday Of
July next, such delegates as may be depmed by the
friends Of convention, from other counties and
corporations OF the commonwealth i'm order, with
them, 70 concert lawful and expedient means for
the attainment Of their common object
ResOi0ed, That the editors Of the Petersburg
Intelligence and Richmond Enquirer, be requested
to publish the foregoing.
June 10th, 1925
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FOR TIE ENou1RER.

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
.beSSrS Editors: I observed in YOUR paner of
the 24Ih inst an account of an attack made bv the
hananches,a tribe of errac indians on party of the
American traders in the Spanish dominons last fall
IN which several were killed and wounded. The
following particulars have been learnt from one Of
party INDIRECTLY Of the name of Wilson. In
November last, Capt. Owen, Thomas Dudley and
himself were returning from the Spanish settle
ments, when they met with the tribe OF wandering
indians above mentioned, who took their mules:
dudley proposed to Owen and Wilson, that they
should pursue the Indians and take back their mules
Which they accordingly succeeded in accomplishing
when the Indians Were reinforced to the amount as
they supposed OF two hundred men, and a sanguina-
ry conflict ensued, in which Owen and one of the
mule drivers (who were Spaniards and of whom thew
had hired dozen,) were killed, and Dudley and
several others of the mueteers were wounded
ilson escaped uGhurt and stood by Dudley and
saw nm load his rifle end shoot one indian through
The head and another through the breast, after he
was 30 badly wounded that the blood was spoutinp
from bis mouth and nose Wilaon being unblSJ
was able TO aid Dudley in mounting his horse when
'hey succeeded IN getting back to Spanish village
where they had leiI their money and clothes, when
they set out on this daring enterprise. Wilson
staid with him ten days after the battle, when he
had so lar recovered from the wound az 10 walk
about.
Wilson says the Spaniards fled at the onse, OF
the conflict
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CoMMUNIcATrp

a, COmMUNICA TED.
Al large and respectable meeting of the citizens
OF Culpeper, convened at the Courthouse, upon
court day, (Monday, June 2Oth) Zephaniah Turner
was called to as chairman, and Samuel A. Stor-
row as secretary. The meeting being organized.
It's object was expainedby the Hon John S. Bar
bour, and the following resolution submitted and
adopted
ReSOiued, That we coincide with our fellow
citizens, Of The county of Loudoun as to the pro-
priety and expectancy OF amending the constitution
oil this commonwe alth.
Upon motion OF Richard II. Field, Esq the fol-
lowing resolutions wee submitted and adopted
HeS0tCed, That ---------------- he and
they are hereby, appointed delegates to represent the
county oil Culpeper in the meeting contemplated 10
be holden at Stanton, on the 25h 1av Of July next
to adopt some suitable and proper measure for OH
talnIng the call OF convention through the medium
oil the General Assembly, to amend the presen,
constitution OF the state of Virginia
ReSolped, That the foregoing blank be filed with
the names OF the chairman, the secretary, the Hon
}. 5. Barbour, Doctor Marcus &. Buck. RicbsId
II. Field, William Major, John Shackleford and
John Strother, junior.
j. 5. Bar! - lr and VI. c Buck, having declared
their inability to in consequence of professional
duties, the vacancies were filed by John S. Pendle-
ton and Daniel i. Slaughter, Esqrs
Resoircd, That Joseph marlborough. Marcus
Z. Buck, William Ward Fayeus Many and Am
brose p. Hill be, and they are hereby appointed.
Committee Of Correspondence
ResoiUed, That due publicity be given 10 the
foregoing resolutions by insertion in the Richmond
Enquirer.
ZEPHANTAI TURNER, Chairman.
S. 4. SroRRow, Secretary