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Delaware journal., 1827-11-30

recard for The jttvre. was sngulariy well caIcosl
ed to operate L )nn the public mind. desirous a. /
was of reposc. and upon That OF individuals, agiiatcA
bv 50 many hopes and fears AS the revolution h,d
set a.oat The Cnnsular government seemed gen.
era place Of rctuge and sanctuary to persons Of ali
various opinions aud in all various predcaments 4
was only required of them, in return for The safety
which it afi.rdedlAat cy-Sh0ud pay homage tc ts
presiding deity." Now we appeal to every candid
reader, if the motley ''comblnaIon" of men and '
fragments of parties of all descriptions, engaged
rolling on the car of the. 'm'lliary chieitan' who
aspires to the chair Of the presidency, and the man.
ncr in which their services ale accepted BY tho
"ilol," do not furnish almost an exact parallel TO
the picture drawn by the accomplished historiau.
No matter ",ehat they hare been (07acrh''-whe
ther like the Richmond Enquirer, and the Argus
they have denounced him "a ci'rse 10 The costrf
or like the Evening Pest, they have declared him
..a,unicrpr or whether, as IN the case Of Col
Benton he has attempted to ass" aslna,e them in he
stree--no matter how .'rdrious Mf,r opinions."ar
hoac rorious their preJicameHs matter ior any
thing either in ''poltics' or 'morafs," 50 long Al
Megare Siabie tor his interest" jackson, like Ma
poleon. will gracousv give them ''inrnmiiy for
the pasi aad rc,cord for The tiaare!'' Was ever
parallel more perfect Putarch, certainly, never
discovered one more complete.
{. FIRM AND SrrApY.-The apparent triumph Of
the Here's partizans in the New York Election, is
great, as il WAS unexpected. We say apparentbe.
cause we are firmly persuaded there is not majority
of electors in that state in favor of Gen. jackson
: There is respectable party in the Union who are
opposed to MIR. Adams, but more opposed to Gen
e jackson. These look with hope to Mr.. Clinton
i The Statesman, Edited by Mr.. Carter, one of tin
IA most influential prints in New.York. comes on
y openly for Mr. Clinton as President Here i
i fact is new nomination and the late movement
al in New York. and the apparent success Of the Jac
e son ticket. is in truth, result produced by. and ha
!. iug reference To Mr.. Clintons support. aolldt
a. consent to become candidate. New York would
al most certainly go for him. Ills great talents, al
d, emin.ut services, give him, and deservedly.. ere
n, popularity. But there are tens of thousands, "
Nc would raj 70 support him with ardor who nevertt
in less would not give up their judgement and pref
is ence when another candidate was in question, hc
he ever sincerely and ardentiy Mr. c. might wish
no success itis view Of the subject unveils the m
a. tery Of the Ncw-Yuis election, leaving 1t not o.
nj. probable, but almost certain that considerable
iorty ia the state IS in favour Of Mr.. Adams, u
Clinton be not himself candidate. y. Rtc
Delaware journal., 1827-11-30

The Georgia Journal Says it is time for some sur
table person to be nominated for the Vice Pfesdeu
cy. A Charleston paper suggests, and the JouIs, .Is
seems disposed to acquiesce in the suggestion, 'na
Mr.. Crawford would be proper person. we =,
not know how the friends of MIR. Calhoun may 'e
ceve This proposition, but it appears rather omlI9
to his prospects, that it should have come from "'
native State. 1t will require all the vigilance anu
tact for which the leaders Of the Jackson party a'
distinguished. to prevent that distraction anu p N.
vision in their ranks on tn subject Of the wee rlss
iient, which we spoke of some months ago. as 's'
ry likely to occur
Delaware journal., 1827-11-30
From lie u. S. Gazette.

IMrtf,rI Concenioa. have noticed in the
proceedings of several political meetings, and in
the editorial columns of different opposition papers
frequent reference TO Mr.. Adams as being intimate
tey connected with the measures Of the Hartford
onven1ion---some. indeed, speak OF him, as 1t
r,cmler Dir promoter Of that meeting Without Of
erng any0plnion upon the proprety or error OF that
convention we may be permitted to say, that the
reproach is cast upon MIR. Adams with an extreme
" bad grace. 1t was a measure OF the Federal
lartv of New England in 1919.
He was not claGed by them as partizan, nor
did he seek favour at their hand. Ii our memory
serves us we'll the measure OF the Hartford Con
yrnton was proposed in Fanueil Hall, by MIR. Pick
eripp, a, present the most jealous opponent OF Mr.
Adams. Some of the warmest friends Of that mea-
sure, are row among the active partlzans of Gen.
Jackson--and now many papers that hold an esti-
mabe ank from the talents of their editors. once
employed in the defence Of that measure, are warm
IL enllsted in the ranks Of the opposition These
facts must be obFiou, to every person capable o OBJ
servaton--and when such persons continue their as
sertinns. opposed to their own knowledge, they rem
der themselves liable, at least to ridicnle.
Our observations meant to correct an error,
not to promote party views. 1t is doing injustice to
the public, TO place daily before the community. as
truth, what few minutes enquiry would show to be
f,l,e--and those who, from day to day. connect
the name Of Mr.. Adams, with the promoters OF
Che Hartford Convention, show themselves mlsera
bly deficient i'll Il knu~ledge of their country ) his
tory or lamentably destitute Of a regard for trath
Delaware journal., 1827-11-30

When Gen. Washington retired from the fre''' sl
dency the House IF Representatives voted an A.
dress to him, expressing their high sense ol T.,
eminent services aud virtues-hut twelve menu
voted against the address, Of which ANDRE !"
'JACkS0N was one. ~
Delaware journal., 1827-11-30
From The Nc,o York Commercial ,lauer.:ser.

A Porafei--It is reiated by Sir Walter Scott oil
the great ..lllIitarv cheftain'' who ruled Europe
will, rod OF iron from 1900 to 1914, that after he
had usurped the dictatorship of France, Buonaparte
did not care achat men had been formerly, 50 ihot
they disposed 70 become thai ,oich 0as sa-
table or his interest, aud for which he willing to
rerard them HjsraUy. The former conduct of per
s,ns Of talent, tclciher IN politics morality was
of no consequence. provided they were willing now
faithfully to further and adhere to the new order
things, This prospect Of imm:aaifyj jorMepa" an'
Delaware journal., 1827-11-30

The Jackson papers have uniformly declared tna, =.
Mr.. Buchanan confirms in his letter the assertion %
General Jackson in relation to the alleged bargain
and sale. 1hc f,lsehood Of the assertion IS prove"
by the following junction of extreme points co,, c,ho
prising the pith and marrow Of the statements o u els
two writer's, which is taken from the Kentucky hc'
p0rteP
Delaware journal., 1827-11-30

a MN - - 49,
MIR. Buchanan, as |
understood, had ofways
TO THAT MOMENT time
when he made the COM
munication,l been on ta-
miIiar and friendly terms
with Mr.. Clay.
The character Of Mr..
Buchanan with me, for
bids the idea that he aras
acting on has o0ea respon'
si0iliiy.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-30
BUCHANAN.

BUCHANAN.
| have NEVER been the
political friend of Mh
Clay, since he became a :
candidate for the othce o, ,,
President as you very wei'
know.
| called upon GenerP'
Jackson SOLELY as az
! friend upon my imdiv'duo'
Responsibility, and not q
Agent of Mr.. Clay, or any
Iother person.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05
RICHMOND RACES,
OYER Il y TREE-HILL COURSE.

lfn'ertSttng TO SportsTsen Of the Tu,C
E7hE'' are now open subscribers the tst Of
January uext, (at whirh time they will cose,l the to-
inwug Sweepstakes:
LIST, sweepstakes Tor colts and FLIES. years a
spring, to fall ms heats, entrance $500 half
f"reit--to which there now subscribers.
I'd, Pcs. Sweepstakes for colts aud hcs 3 years oil
next spring. sprug mile 500,
half forfait-,o which there a,e i subscribers
sd, Produce Sweepstakes for colts FLIES dr. ut
next springs To run spring fS3l mile heats, entrance SlpO
hafiorleit--to which there now 9 subsr, ibrrs
9TH, Produce Sweepstakes for colts anil ,,ics l,op,
next spring, fall 1881, mile heats en,yaac. e2D
nan i"ririt-'o which 'lc,e are now Ssubsc,ihers.
A"y person DESTROYS 10 subscribe above St.l,.
WI" direct by the lst of January, to the subscriber at
TIce-lliil. Richmor,,. J. NJ SEInIsiy
Tree Hin, Dec. ), 1927. 49,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05
TRUST SALE

SDONSoANi 10 deed of trus; executed 10 Samuel
u Taylor, John Robertson and the subsc, iber rho OIL,
oil November too by Branch T. Archer record in
therks Office of Chesterfield county court, shall SELL i'm
f,oni of the Eagle Tavern the city of Richmond ON
Thursday, the Goth fihis nnnsh at 4, cock
tie following property named il said deed, QUO half of
the interest of the residue OF The lease Saces
for sixteen from the LIST of January, lS26 like
the following slaves viz Juba Tenn, CGsar and Cassiu
ani Mrs Bent'eys (wilow of the late Col. WIN. Bentley
OF Powhaian) life estate i'll Archer and Simon atso
nui's horses and fixtures used working the sand Goa
pats b' longing to the said Archer. together viii. all tho
"ipureranccs the,ennto belongings mur, sa i'll
properly as may be- suice: to satisfy the provisions u
sad deed Such tile as vested in the III 30
conveyed 10 the purchaser purchasers.
: Dec. 5,h 1897. 6,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05

states proposed BY tie State of Ge5gia, which was
laid the table.
+ repor, from the 2h Auditor was presented to The
House and ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Cooke presented the memorial of MIR. Ford
contesting the election Of Richard c. L.. RIoucu,e
The Speaker laid before the House a commune
caiion from the Governor, announcing the death of
brig. Gen. Nathaniel Cargiii, Of the 9Th Brigade Of
the Militia.
MIR. anderson presented the memorial of David
Stuart, contcsting the election of the Delegates return
ed from the county OF Nicholas.
On motto" OF Mr. Thompson of Norfolk county, the
House then adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05

A Valuable Tract of Land for Sale

BeURSUANT TO degree NJ the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry ior The Iynehburg District, pronounced on the
20b day of October 1897 in cause depending be,,ecn
Nelson Crawford and Reuben Crawford, surviving
Of the firm of Cooke, Crawford s. Co plaintiffs against
W",Yn Soeon and others defendants: The Undersigned
Ma'sbal of The said Court, will sell on tive pren;sc ,
IS, az inc place where william Shelton lately resided on
thursday the 10Th of December, 1897, fair If NOT the
mex, ia day thereafter by way If public auction on
ce"t OF ONE two e three years, Tract Of Land in Am
hers CONTAINING S52 acres, miles from Lyncihurg; one
'noIey OF 631 acres, conveyed by Richard H. Burks and
one moety Of Lot III the town Of Bethel. The trac
containing o72 acres has 40o in woods con
sdeFed oy good judges TO be equal If superior
tract Of highland in the county Of Amherst. The inn
povements are said TO be comfortable having dwelling
mouse with all necessary ont houses Any persons wishing
To view the land requested TO call Edmund Craw-
fora, bJnund Winston or Dabncy 7. Phillips vino lives
ON the premises Bonds with good security will he re-
CURED OF the purchasers and the tide retained until tie
purchase money be paid
r. !. HoLCoMBE, NJ.
November a., 1877. v41f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05
EDUCATION

NE SCHOSir Tor the ensuing year, will commence
Sh on the lab January. and continue until the I5tI,
December following the month of Angus, excepted The
course of instruction. will include all the branches of a
common English education, together with the La tin Ian
guage; some 81 the most useful branches of Mathpmo
ics Geography, History, Bellies Lctres &c. The terms
q" board aud tut"n for the scholastic year of ten
VIII be Sloo with the additional Of dollars if I
furnish ioas's Boaries Will he charged from the time
they commence, until the 18th of DECEMBER; and po,c
admitted but those that reside in my family. Mr. Thu
mas Lat,rell present oadutor, and Mr. William Bar
ber will aid me- These genlIemers have, for considc-
rable time been known the public MS well qualified
and experienced instructors. addressed to me-
uear sommcrvlie Fauquer county, win receive pronnt
attention G. TACKETT
Dec W.T.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05
Fall Goods and Fall Fashions.
THOMAS NOWLAND

Mems Mercer s. Tailor doors aboue the Eagle Io,cJ
/ = RESPECTFULLY informs his friends aud the public
81 general that he has just received elegant assort-
ment OF GOODS, in his line consisting of blue black and
the most fashionable coored Cloths aud Cassiercs; also,
handsome assortment Of Yesng, which he will up
at the shortest notice lie rsls confident tina; ran
ecute any orders 10 his nc ia the fashionable style,
and the Lowest terms, ard soiicits share of pJbhc
patronage.
.Nov II vI2s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05
TRGIN"TA:

VIRGINIA:
At rules holden in the clerks Office the superior
of chancery for the Richmond district the Sd dav Of
December, 1927:
Richard III. Hawcll and Polly his WIFE FORMERLY Poly
Akinson, Hcauwell Hitchcock and Frances his wife
formerly Atkinson Russell Hitchcock Susanna bia
wife, late Susanna Stainback, and formerly Susanna
A'ktpson' ana JaWrs Atkinson, Pits.
against
John Atkinson and Nathaniel Param executors Of Viii
Han, Atkinson, deceased, aud the sad John Atkinson
in his right, Richard Colcuau and Dolly his wifi
Rebccca Rice Jesse Bonner, adm or Of his late vie,
Susanna Martha Collier, Lewis a. Collier, George
II. Collier, Thomas Bridgforih aud Lucy his WIFE and
Sarah Atkinson, widow of said Wn. Atkinson, decd,
Dns.
The Defendants Nathaniel Farbam and George H. Col.
Tier, having enerod ;her appearance and gives sec
rity according the act of assembly and the roles of
this court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence at
they inhabitants Of this country is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here the forteth
day Of the and answer the amended bill IF
the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN newspaper published in the city Of Rich
mond, for two months successfully, aud posted a, the
front door Of the capitol, in the said CITY,
50 Copy. Tcsis, VIM. w. HENIEG, c. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05
Yez! Yell. q YcyHt'

I'll" persons desirous OF possessing the cis-
oefae'e ready CASH are respectfully informed that
ny calling at the subscribers this day and
ng ticket or two III the Dismal Swamp Lottery, wbc
aws ms aernoo" at four O'Clock, at the Ecge Hotel,
they may realize in few hours the handsome s,m Of
sio'oOo. Tickets s. sact-f1r sale by
III. NASH,
Dcc D 1t Bookseller & Stationer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05
Nathaniel f. Williams.

COMMISSION MERCHANT, Boyfj,no,c
EH AVING established himself as General Commission
he Merchant, in the city of Baltimore, is prepared To
receive all kinds Of goods produce, &C. for on which
liberal advances will be made and every cxeron used to
promote the interest of those who may business
his care.
Refer IN Richmond To-
Messrs &. 81 G. Clarke,
Messrs. Davenport, Allen & Go,
p Cbubb, Esq.
WIDTH RoUj,1orc Mr. E,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05
i 10000 Dollars Capital Prize
9624 Prizes, amounting 10

e0Z4 Fries amounting IN Sqo2i6
Firksts So 50 60-Qlarlers 81 g,
tor sale IN variety of numbers old established
Lottery and Exchange Office, where, as heretofore ,,,
cash will be paid for prizes the they arc d,awu
Orders from Che country will will, prompt attention
u addressed 10 3. 81 NJ. ALLEN g. CO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05

MANAGERS OFFICE,
Richmond, .s,h Dec. 1927.
ME Drawing of tic DISMAL SWAMP CANAL
LOTTERY, Tenth Class, will take place i'm the
YARD OF tie Eagle Hotel, this afternoon, O'clock under
The superintendent of JAS. RAWLINGS r.
J. BR0CkENBRoUGH,
J. II. PEASANTS. .
=. Is. YATES,
y. yMcLNTYRE, .aa''cgers.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05

FENO kiR JOHN EDWARDS.-As yru arc - 70 (, reei
a dent of the State Of Virginia have Attorney
therein known 10 adopt this mode Notify to yoi,
that he 2ls day Of neceber next between the houys
o O'Clock a. NJ and sunset Of that day. proceed
at my Office in the city of Richmond take the lcpo-
sition of David Judah, Esq. be read evidence in
lie trial of suit depending IN the supeiicr court
OF chanCcry for the Richmond district, in which am
plaintiff and yourself, Samuel Is. Edwards, and Dndcr
Atkinson, Defendants
HERBERT 4. CLAIBORNE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05

MARRIED, on Sunday evening, the 25th uit. by the
Rev. Frederick Hatch DIR. WILLIAM NJ. WHITING, of
Gloucester county, Va. tn Miss SARAH uGnEs, youps
est daughter of Mr.. Edwa,s Hughes aged aud
cd revolutionary soldier, OF Aibemarlc county, Va.
MARRiED-At Union Hill, near Richmond or
Thursday last, by the Rev. Wm. II. Hart, MIR JONI
I. hNAuFr TO Miss SrsANNaH CLApKE.
At New ORR, on w ednesday evening, by the Rev.
Mr. Hart, Mr. NJ. nj. Moan, to Miss REBEccA, only
laughter of MIR. Daniel Jackson, all of that city.
On wednesday evening, the e6tb ult. by the Rev.
j. Is ceiling, Capt. RlcHARD DANIEL. WEBn, r,ci chant
TO Miss hhRr ALLEN RIDpIcK, eldest daughter o.
capt. Miles Rddick, all of Suffolk county.
DIED, at BelfelG. Monday, s6b u'' after but
severe illness of bilious p!eursy, Mr.. GEORGE b. GAR
RIsoN, of the firm of j s. & q. g. Garrison, Merchants
of Norfolk Borough. This is deeply affecting to
large circle of relatives and friends.
At the residence of her father in Charlotte county
on the -l2,uli. Miss ELIZABETH l.. uUpsoN Young
est daughter o. Mr.. ha' les Hudson
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05
Stocks at Auction.

DIUCKS dL AUCIIOH.
VA iLh be sold on THURSDAY, at o'clock, at the
w Cohee House, SO Shares of Farmers Bank Stock
10 shares OF Virginia Bank Stock, Richmond
Turnpike Stock and Shares of Dock Stock belonging to
Tue estate OF the late Lewis NJ Revaane, and sold by order
OF his Executor, James Rawlings, Esq.
Dec JAS. H. LYNCH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05
G.. O.. GRISWOLD.

ATTORNEY At L.aW
IHSENDERS his professional to, the public He
w'ii practice IN The Courts of King Queen, Essex,
and aiddiesex. His address is, Ulbanua Middlcsex.
Pee 3 W.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05

Having been read, motion of Mr. Jones' ordered to h,
laid TN the table and printed.
On motion of Mr. Caperon, the House then adjourned
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05


90 motion of Mr. White, Edmund PendIeton vas
nal Navigation.
The House proceeded 10 the election of Sergeant
at Arms.
Mr. Mayo nominated Major Jordan Winston of the
County of Hanover.
MIR kimbrough nominated Major William Jackson
of the County of Louisa
| MIR Gooda nominated Capt Peter Foster of Han.
over.
Mr. Hale nominated Charles Blunt of Cappbell
Mr.. Richardson of James City assisted IN the nom;
| nation OF Major Winston.
Mr. trump of Powhaian, nominated Mr. Wade
Mosby, Of the county Of Powbatan.
MIR. Watkins of PowhsiaD, assisted in the nomna
ton Of Mr.. Mosby.
Mr. Christian of Charles City, nominated Mr. John
Stubblefield of that county.
mir Finks assisted in the nomination of Col John
Jordan, who yesterday brought TO the notice of
the Housc by Mr. Gordon
Mr.. Gordon again advocated1he claims of Col Jor
dan Mr. Gregory and Mr. Patteson of b. also assis-
TED IN the nomination of Col. jordan
The following is the result First ballot: for Jor
dan ~; Mosby p; Winston 81; jackson 9; Foster
u Blunt l. Second ballot: Jordan 81; Mosby g. Win
sion Is; Subble6eld 5; Jackson 2; Foster Nessrs
jackson, MOsby, Stubbefed, and Foster having been
withdrawn, the second ballot stood for Jordan 81.
Winston 1O6 So Jordan Winston was duIv elncted
Sergeant at Arms.
The Speaker laid before the House a report from
the President OF the Literary Fond, which was laid
upon the table and ordered TO be printed
! The Speaker laid before the House commun;ca-
ton from the Governor, transmitting copy of sundry
resolutions adopted by the Legislature CT Ohio m rea
ton to an amendment 10 the Constitution of the L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-23
ADAMS MEETINGS in VIRGINIA.

The Charlottesville Advocate publishes the pvo-
ceedings OF q Meeting in Albemarle on the l5jh.
They appointed Jonsihan Boucher Carr, Colonel
VIM. Woods, Colonel Thomas Wood, DR.. Hsr-
den MaSsie, and Robsrst S. Brook, their Delegates
TO the Convention. The Advocate estimates the
number OF Freeholders present at about sixty, and
considers 90 from the concert and activity with
which the meeting gotten up, and the distance
from which nost persons attended that the result
of this effort affords fair test of the state
OF public opinion in Albemare. There are about
lOOO treehoiders in the county. The members OF
he meeting without exception, persons oil
high responsibility, and the AdninisiTaiion here
as every where else, bsve put their best foo: for
ward Our confidence in the overwhelming ma
JoTity which the Jackson ticket is destined 10 re-
ceive in AlbeDarIe, has been greatly augm uled
by the exhibition of Thursday. Aier making all
the allowances for abssntees on that occasion and
all other causes calculated in any TO nhus
ence the relative strength of parties in our county,
there will be majority of not less than eight to one
against the administration of John Q. Adams s
20. We do not hazard this opinion upon slight
conjecture merely ---its correctness will be elfec-
iually tested ere long when it will be found that
we are rather under than over the mari. -
The entire Delegation from Rockbridge county,
consists of Judge Coalter, Charles p. Doimar,
Col. Samuel d. Reid john T. Caruth hers, Dr.
IL bert Il. Barton, and the wo Delegates of the
county.(A meeting of the friends of General
Jackson has also been called in RockbrIge county
An Antl-Jackson Meeting was held by the
Freeholders of Berkeley county at the COURTHOUSE
on the i2,h in slant General l. Boyd in the
Chair, and MIR Harrison Waite Secretary; Cthe
meeting is computed TO be not less than ESQ in
number The following gentlemen were ap
pointed Delegates TO the Richmond Conv ention
viz Elisha Boyd, Joel Ward, Levi Henshavy, Phi
lip @ Pende'on David Holrues Conrad. Tnomas
Davis AID Thomas M. Colston. Colonel f, Col.
ston. one OF the Delegates to the General Assem-
bly,, was also added TO the Delegation.
' AT a meeting of the citizens Of Pendleton
county, friendly TO the present administration held
at the court house IN franklin, on "Wednesday the
9Th Jay If November, 1927, the following gem
ilsmen were appointed Delegates to the Conyen-
ton Thomas Jones, John Dice, Michael Hem
ke, John Setiling,on. John Hopkins, Sen. James
r. Crayens, James Jobnson, Zebulon Dye, and
William S. Nsylor And IN motion. the chair
man, James Boggs, added TO the delegation -
Tie Shenandoah Sentinel OF the nth, Teviyes
the story o. the Mountain and the Mouse. Out OF
white population of 10000, thirteen persons
only attended the late Administration Meeting IN
that county; ten only tOere GeehOlders; yet
they appointed FIVE Delegates to ;be Convention;
aud out Of OF the Committee Of Correspondence
were not in sttenddnce sswe!l ono of the De-
egates elect.