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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
STATEMENT

az the Road Accounts of Appoqunimnk Hundred, for
- the year eighteen hundred and twenty-five
Amount Of tax laid for the support Of roads and
bridges on dolarage 986, ,O80. 50 at o. cents
to the hundred dollars Sl7l6 As
Errors allowed dollarage 35,O37 so s2lO %
Commissions on nett sum At eight per
cent 120 so $50 72
Neat proceeds Of tax sl3ss 76
Order. taken up BY .andrer0 -,f Murphy, Collector,
Which had been gwen on him by Road
Commissioners. Si4o9 851
Orders taken up by ditto SO 03
| Order do do by ]. Wilson Att'y. in
| Fact for Hannah NJ M'Murphy, Adm'x l6 25
- sl464 49,!
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Balance due j, Wilson for which he has an or
:, der ~, on present eoilec,"r 7a 40
dred and eighty-seye dollars which was mo.
ney overpaid BY him s6s7 90
Paid Joseph Flemmings, fer different order % 26
John Zelefro, for order is 87A
Joseph Euckson, do. % 90
Moses Gimn, IL 37a
cnt persons, "a 90
! 90. do, So S.
/ anaFe ,lM ,'..,, ,M,MnFrhy' DO 90. i2a
Join Wilson, DC. do, 90 90
" slol3 56
! WM. YANDEGRlFT,o Road
/ BENIN WELDON, Con,mi..
-7-t4' mo. MASTER, .ioner.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

TIME copatnershp heretofore existing between Samuel
i Pennington and Augustine H Pennington, trading un-
der the firm of Samuel q "A IT. Pennington, is this day dis
solved Persons having claims viii presen, them 20 A. H.
Pennington and all persons indebted either on Bond Note
Book Account, will please call and pay the same to a.
H. Pennington who will settle the business of the late rm
A. Il. PENNINGTON, Surviving Partner,
for himself and as Guardian Of SAMUEL
PEsIsGTos, minor. and Administrator oi
JONI A. PESIsoroS, heirs of SAMUEL Pen
ISsror, deceased.
Middletown, Del, Jan -, 1927. Jl9-2m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
40 DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber living near Cantwells
IL Bridge, Del, on the night Of the 23d inst a coored
man named Robert Cobay or Wallace, about 22 wears
old has about years to setye and nearly six feet high
complexion taerably black, has large scar over the
lett caused by fall from horsewalks straight his
head rather inclnng back smooth face has never used
aazor-good coutenance, and pleasant when spoken to
short nose, anc oerably quick spoken generally very
quick and active foot has been raised to farming
altogether lie took away with him suit OF home made
sb cloth pretty well and patched the left side
lappel OF the coat had been and piece inserted
ais. new coat and panaets of home drab CLOTH with
yellow buttons on the coat and great of the same
nearly new two or three pairs Of thick, mixed home.
made stccklngs, and an old fur hat
coored nian calling himself Henry Wallace, who said
he was broherto tohtrt, land who, il is believed lives
in Chester or Lancaster County, Penn to my house
on the evening Of the 23d inst, and suppose persuaded
hun away. lie said 70 be taller than Robert and moi
quite 50 black Whoever will secure the tu o in iail So
that can ge Robert and bring the other to JUSTICE sha
receive The above reward and all necessary charges; o
twenty Dollars and reasonable charges for either Of them
ALEXANDER MCAUILEY.
req 20, 1877 32-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
POST OFFICE DEpARrxtsr,
Feb 26, 1927

Feb. 90, 1897.
I)ROPOSALS will be received al he general Post Of
hce fer the Transportation OF the Mail between vii
nlngton and George Town, Del until the first day of
spril next inclusive, viz Prom Wilmington BY Newcastle
ST. Georges. Can'wells Bridge, smyrna Dover Camden
Canterbury Frederca and Milford. George Town three
mes week leave Wilmington every Monday, Wednes.
Wednesday and Saturday, by seven o'clock r. NJ leave
George Town every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
A. NJ and arrive at Wilmington on Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, by r. VI. Contract to commence on the
18th April next. 32-l0t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
NEW BOOKS.

IT 4 & II. Wilson'S bookstore and Circalot;ne
Library.
last Of the Lards BY the Author of Annals Of the Pa
Ish, The Provost, &c. e a.
ter 80" -
Russian Tales.
Rough Notes taken during rapid journeys ac rosa
the Pampas and among the Andes BY Capt 4 Hal
Bells Observationso on Italy. VOL
The History Of Chivalry; Knghthood and its Times
by Charles Mills Esq Author Of the History of the CRU
saies 2 vols. in one "'
TIE Works OF Anna s,ts Bsrbssld with sMemoi, by
Lucy Akir. 2vols. y
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
Office. No. %, Market ST.. WilurnO

Office, No %, Market ST., Wilmington
Who sold in the last Delaware Lottery, OF the Cap.
al prizes viz sl5l4 and $1,000 besides several Of the
smaller captalswho have also sold within three months
past in the various other Lotteries drawn, ihe following
Capital Prizes viz $40 900, $4,000 5000 $1,000 sl5l4
$1,000 $1,000, $500, $40 &c.
" b The usual Commission ALLOW cd such purchasers
as procure tickets TO sell agaln.
February 13, 1927
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given to any delinquent Executors,
~ Administrators, or Guardians, within the county Of
Newcastle e exhibit, without delay, their vouchers the
lteg.ter q sad county, in order that they may be adjust
ed The Register will erainy issue piocs against thoe
not complying with this notice the dutie, Of his office
compelling HIM 10 tins mode of bringing jenquents to
settlement Of their accounts. EVAN H. THOMAS,
Register.
Registers Office, Newcastle, Feb 81, 1927 3iSet
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
100000 DOLLARS.
The DelaUare Fire Insurance Comma.

The DetaWare Fire Insurance Compao,
INCORPORATED by the Legislature of the s,a,e.,,,"'
i ware with capital of one hundred thousand d,' D'
The President and Directors now receiving ssW
tons for Insurance. their Office, No. 81 shpey ft. f
between Front and Second streets, agains, Loss h.
on every description Of Buildings in general Me,cbs,Ne
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes; Household Furrn'
and other personal property ALSO, against loss or dn
by inland transportation ofgoods, wares, merchandss "
country produce.
Terms of insurance will be ia, orable as anv os
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia New York p0
ties assured, may repose the fullest confidence n M
solidy OF its capital, and that all losses i'll be prom
adjusted by the company, fT
JOHN MooDr is AGENT to survey property to be ins,,
for the town and vicinity Of New Castle, in place Of
Baney, declined.
LEVI H. EVANS is Agent to survey property to bs,
sured for the town and vicinity Of Elkton. 80
JoHS CLOAK is Agent to survey property to be Ins.
for the town and vicinity Of Smyrna
JOSEPH JONES Agent to survey property to be Ins,
for the town Of West Chester and vicinity.
Directors.
John Patterson, David Bush
Joseph Baily, VIM Chandler
David C. Wilson. Joseph Grubb,
Joseph c. Gilpin. hober, Porter.
WIN. SEAL, Presids,.
H. BrnSEs, Secretary.
| April 10, 1896 49,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
ROBERTSON s. LITTLE.

N of Delaware, the scheme OF the 9Th Casa Dela,vare
State Lottery, trusting that the advantages the arrangement
of the scheme affords the purchaser n the drawing
nine out of the 50 ballots placed the Wheel whereby
1875 prizes given if only eight avn,
a. heretofore, together with the adsble objects which
the avals of the Lottery appropriated will TO
i their liberal support and encouragement.
Delaware State Lottery,
FIR tie benefit Of eVark College, Mddec,sn -icademy and
Irnmanuet Church
SIXTH CLASS,
co No. Lottery by Combnation--9 drawn ballots.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Dell on Wedaesday 14th
March, 1927,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
NOTICE.

MEETING Of the Levy Court and Court Of Appeal Of
N Newcastle County, sitting a Court Of Appeal will
be held in he Court House. the town Of Newcastle on
Tuesday the 9th day Of March next L, STOCKTON,
Clerk 9f he Peace for .fewcasAe County
February %, 1897. 3'--5,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
Soap and Candle Manufactory.

sINiE subscriber takes this opportunity to inform The
public that the establishment heretofore conducted by
JANhs RAY, Esq, together with the accounts connected
with the business of that establishment from the first Of
January 1926 have passed into his hands, and that he will
continue the business in all its branches at the old stand
corner OF Talnall and Queen Streets near the Fends Meet
ing House. where he will manufacture, and furnish Phil
adelphia prices Mould and Dipf CANDLES Fulr's, Kl
low, and Br0wn SOAP, OF the best quality.
ENOCH ROBERTS.
n. D. The highes, price given for Tallow. Bu,chers'
Fat. and Fat Of every description
Wilmington Nov. IA, 1896. 3-6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

VNIE following Conon and Epooen .hachnerya offered
Il for sale, at reduced prices:
COTTO.N .M.4CHL.NERY.
Four Throstes Of 100 spndles each.
One 80 inch Card, workers and srppers, good clothing
One 36 inch do do. do.
One Drawing frame, heads
Two lto ing frames, l6 cans each.
Yarn Press Banding Machine Cans Reel Belts, Scales and
Weights, Winding Block, &c &c.
The above Machinery has been but little used, and most
Of is in good working order
WO0LE,N' .NACHLhERY
Three "a inch Carng Engines.
One Billy 90 Spindcs.
Two Jnneys 20 Spindles each.
One Warping MILL
Twenty Looms most ofthem broad with Reeds, leddes,
Shutes, Bobbins &c, &c.
Five Power LOOMS that are supposed will do either
for woolen or cotton goods.
The above Machinery will be sold low, either atoge,h
in parts. Apply to ]. ALRlCHS 8. Co.
Wilmington, 5h mo 18th, 1926. So
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
TO BE RENTED,

fs- A House and small Farm in the village of
GE9f Newark lately occupied by the Rev. SAMuE1
Hsssl BKLI possession of which will be gwen the
"l 25th day of March next.
The Farm about forty of arabic land and
meadow, in good order, and conveniently divided. The
Improvements good brick dwelling house and kch-
a. with brickbarn carriage house and other out build
ings.
This property would be very suitable for family who
might be desrous of removing to Newark to educate chill
dren. There excellent seminaries in that village
the Newark Academy which is under the direction Of the
Rev A. X RrssEIL aided by two assistants in which boys
taught the Latin and Greek Languages Mathematics
acand school for young Ladies under the direction OF
the Rev. SxuEL BELL in which taught the useful and
ornamental branches of Female Education.
For terms apply in Wilmington to Mrs. MARY BLACK,
to the subscriber in Newcastle. J. X. BLACK
Jan. 16, 1897. 20-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
LUMBER FOR SALE.

LC -IbITN TVN SALE.
At JOHN iiEMpHILI'S Ifharf and Lumber l1srd in
the Borough Of Wilmington, general assortment Of Lm
ber well sell cted suitable for persons for building or for
mechanics; and large stock of Cellar and Gums SHIN
Giles, constantly for sale the for co.h
or the usual credit.
The friends and former Of the yard and the
public generally, invited call at the ON SrAsp
where their favors will be thankfully acknewe edged b,
WILLIAM SIMMONS, .fgen.
Juno 8 1895. 5y-Ie
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
A FARM TO LET,

vTNFIE Farm, formerly belonging to Anthony T. New
L bod, containing 275 acres, situated in Dragon neck,
Ned Lion hundred Newcastle county, state Of Delaware
opposite fort Delaware, and adjoining lands of Wm Gui
er, Esq. and Daniel NeWhold. Inquire Of
DANIEL NEWBOLD,
the Premises or
VIM L. NEWBOLD,
Feb. Is 1897, 29-4tp Delaware City.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
ELECTION.

ELECTION.
TVIIE stockholders in the Delaware Fire Insurance Com
i pany, will please TO take notice that election for
directors will be held at their ofce in Shpey street,
Monday the 5h day Of March next between the hours
ot 10 and IL O'Clock, A. NJ
By order Of the Board
DANIEL BYRNES, Scc'y.
February 16 1897. 29-5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
COUGH DROPS,
OR INDIAN SPECIFIC

OK NV UNIV CT ECIT to
For the cure Of colds, coughs,
asthmas and approaching con.
sumptions.
TESTIMONIALS.
Lancaster county, SIS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02

BL,4.v'K BONDS FOR S9Ln az =
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-02
ScHEMR.
Robertson s Little 8

For sale 2,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

voted, that the sum Of twelve hundred and
eighty eight dollars, be raised for the sup
port of free schools.
Fall River Monitor.
-.seS-~
John Randolph, John Floyd, and John
Taliaferro, are elected Representatives to
Congress from Virginia.
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We are requested TO give notice that there
has recently been placed in the hArbor Of
East. Greenwich, in conformity with an Act
passed at the late session Of Congress, three
BUoYs, on the following sites;--one OH Chep-
one on LOng Point.
Tho Hon. AsHER RoBBrss, was yesterday
appointed by the Town, to deliver the Ora
ton on the 4th Of July next The public will
be gratiGcd to learn that he has accepted Of
the appointment.
...eAe".-
A Riding School has lately been establish
ed in Providence, by Mr.. Hans, with Aatter-
ing prospects Of success.
-.~ses~-
An hourly Stage will commence running
between Providence and Pawtucket, Oh the
first Of May. Fare l24 cents.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19
QUEBEC, March %.
COLONIAL TRADE.

Mr.. Adams, the President Of the United
States, has issued his Proclamation closing
the ports of the Union 10 vessels coming
from the British Colonies by Sea.
The natural effect ofihis proclamation is
10 give the supply of bread stuffs and TIM
bcr, &c. for the West Inda markets to the
Canadas through the port of Quebec, and
the supply Of fish to the Lower Provinces.
The trade thus closed the Americans was
valued at upwards Of 5,0OO,000 dollars. A
gainst these bounties, in favor Of our trade.
smuggling and the opening Of places of en-
trepOt on the coast Of South America,
whittier flour has already been carried for
entrance into the English islands, will be
opposed.
Another consideration will be the dura-
ton Of this forced state OF things, Of advan.
tage to Us certainly, but under all circum-
stances injurious to the West Indies and
disadvantageous to the Empire.
A lamp has been invented in England.
which burns without wick and IS suppl
ed with oil. A capillary, or very small
tube, is supported perpendicularly in>thc
oil, and, on being lighted, Will burn with
perfect regularity until exhausted.
Last year there was coined at the Brit
ish Mint. gold and silver 70 the value Of
six millions and a halfsterlrr, equal TO 2s,-
1000 dollars.--From the esi1tijshmCnt Of
our government to the present time, the
whole amount coming in the United States
mint, does not exceed 23,UUO0O0 dollars
less by nearly six millions thsn the a
mount coined in the British mint in enc
year.
Miss Foo,c. of tbe English Theatre, has
cleared twenty-five thousand dollars, dur
ing the last year. This is acting to some
purpose. Dramatic genius. when coupled
with beauty, is the most profitable stock in
the world.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19
PORTUGAL.

Private letters from Lisbon TO the lst Of
March, received BY the Confucius, arrived
at Ncw-York on Thursday, state, political
affairs were far from being settled. al
though no new occurrences Of Importance
had transpired The Anti-Constitutional-
lists, If put down in one section of the coun-
try. suddenly appeared III other places in
such numbers and with such means,ss could
not be accounted for on any other ground
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19
FrOm tic .vc,O. York Gazette Of Tuesday
LATEST FROM E.N'GL.i.ND.

The packet ship Columbia, Capt. Dclano,
arrived below yesterday FROM London. She
sailed from Cowes on the 18th, and brings
us London papers {, the l2th, inclusive,
from which we have extracted every thlns
Of interest. II was currently reported that
mr.. Canning had sent in his resignation.
lie was again indisposed. The accounts
from Greece continue to be favorable.
LoSpoS, March 10.
The private accounts iEen Spain, state
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19
From the Y. York Evening Post.

.Ntlr ,cork by ths author Of Rcd'cood. -
We understand that q new novel, by the
popular and gifted author Of Redwood, is
about TO be put to press and will shortly
make It's appearance in this city. It's en-
titled " Hope Leslie. or Early Times in the
Massachusetts" II is, as may be inferred
from the title, story connected with the
early colonization Of the country. In the
hands OF writer Of the powers Of the au-
thor Of Redwood, the subject may be ex-
pected to afford matter of uncommon inter
est.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

The effect, says the Na,ionsl Inielligen-
Ger, ofa Common anupsihy. is very power
ful. We have seen il illustrated in the
Senate Of the United States, where those
are ranged side by side against the admin.
istraiion land against every one suspected
of not being hostile to it) who agree upon
scarcely any one point Of either consiitu-
iiohal Interpretation or OF national pohey.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

The Legislature Of New York have pas
se1 bill to improve the navigation OF the
Hudson river. 1t appropriates Sll 900 for
the purchase Of an improved dredging ma
cnine, to be worked by steam power, pro
rded those Interested shall pay $1,000 to
keep it in operation two years.
The n. Y. Legislature probably adjourn
ed on Tuesday last. AneXtra session IS
to be commenced on the second Tuesday
in September.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

Gold has been discovered in the county
Of Halifax, Va. near North Forth creek
are said to warrant the belief,
that the mine will prove very rich.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

The Annual Election of Officers for the
Chartered Military Companies Of this town,
will take place OF Tuesday evening next
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

GoLD. Several new veins Of this pre-
cious metal have been discovered in Meek
lenburg county, n. G. within a short time,
and the knowing ones say they arc rich,
So far, says the Charlotte Journal, we be-
licve, they have furnished a libera! COM
pensaton to those who have labored at
them; and one company has obtained GOO
dwts. in the space Of three weeks.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

The u. S. slip Constellation and schr.
Shark were left at st. Thomas Goth ult. all
we'll on board. The Shark was from the
Coast of Africa, and left the colony at Me
surado in good health on the 18th Febru-
ary. Sailing Master Porter died on board
the Shark while cruising on the coast.
The &. and $. were both bound to Lagui.
ra, to sail The next day. The officers had
been treated with much attention by the
inhabitants Of ST. Thomas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

!SraN Por. Upwards Of one bundled
and twenty persons are afflicted with this
loathSome disease at Snowhh Maryland .
thirty have already fallen victims to it.
With the knowledge of'he protection a.
gaiHst the rayages Of small poN afforded by
vaccination, which - within the reach Of
every one, is it not surprising that We so
often hear of cases Of tins kind? Truly,
" Experience keeps a dear school but
fools will learn IN no other"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

Tho first nvmhcr Of the Literary Cadet
and Rhode .fsldRd Statesman was issued from
tho Office Of Mossrs Smith 4 Parmcnter, IN
Providence. on Wednesday last. Its size is
now equal to the largest paper published IN
that hourishing town.
--sNs-.
Il is mentioned ia NcwYork paper, that
the prosen, season is earlier and moro prom
ising than it has been before IN 81 years.
---eAs--
FnrE ScuooLs. AT a town meeting
holden IN this town, Oh the ~ inst. IT was
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

We do think that every member Of our
corporation ought to be seized on the first
windy day, to have his. eyes and mouth
pegged open, and to be placed somewhere
IN Broardway, to enjoy tho dust which is
permitted to whirl about there, binding
and chouklng man, woman, and child: We
admit that man is but dust, yet we do not
like to be reminded Of the consanguinity
at the expense Of mouth, eyes, and nostrils
~ y. Morn. Chron.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

Tiro rattle snaEes were killed on Friday,
last week, in one Of the public streets in
Boston, measuring I feet i inches each,
one / and the other Sycars old supposed
TO have escaped from a collection which
had been exhibited.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

At a late term of the court at Montpe-
lier, Yer. David Hatch was convicted of
breaking promise to marry Anna Lyman,
and sentenced to pay S6O3 Al cents DANA
geS and costs. At the previous term Of
the Supreme Court held in the same place,
nine bills Of divorce were granted. Thus
it seems that the proportion OF adies who
wish to unmarry is to those who wish to
marry as nine TO one.--BOSfon Courier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

MORGAN. 1t is suggested in an Albany
paper whether the great reward offered
for the discovery of the supposed murder
ers of Morgan, will not be temptation to
some unprInc Piled men, by inducing them
to swear away the life of any innocent man
Of whom suspicious circumstances may be
discovered.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

uI7If our papers arc not received by our
Providence friends, VIC can assure them the
fault is not to bo attributed To rs, as they arc
regularly mailed at this post office for that
place
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

renegade, unworthy OF the tespecl or confidence OF
his parent We think that Messrs. Adams and
Clay are alike deeply concerned in the form alto
OF plane, whereby they can ret lin he power thu,
now hold contrary TO the will of the people. ano
that they are disposed to make walk again un-
der yoke of bondage aud degradation. In fine
present moment, we :ind him unit ed with Mr.
Clay in undoipg all those maxims of government
that have been observed by former rulers. and max
ing retrogace movement into those paths, Ioj
IN the times OF the alien and ssditioQ laws And
To prevent similar Transaction, We cordially re-
commend the following Resolutions.
Resolved, That Andrew jackson is the only
| indiv idual in the United States that can remove
John .. Adams, and that his past services in de-
fence of countys rights entitle him 10 the of.
flee, and that will use all honorable means TO
| insure his election.
Resolved, That in conducting The election, we
will act with that order and regularity which cha
racterize Vrginians.
Resolved, That Hinde r. ID. Brown and Will
liam Pr sson, Esqrs, our delegates in the General
Assembly, exert their best eudeayors TO secure The
| election of Gen. Jackson.
| Resolved, also, the opinion of this meeting
That the present Vice President of the United
States still continues to deserve The confidence o.
the people of the United States, and that The con
hdeace OF this meeting remains unirupared in him
Resolved, That these proceedings be signed b,
the Chairman and Secretary, and sent TO the En.
inirer Tor insertion.
MILES CARY, Chm.
JOHN ID. Brown, Sec'rJ.