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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-15
DIED.


In this town, on the 4th inst. Mr.. Pl;nv MGR
rick Cooley, son of Ephraim Cooley, formerly
of Brookfeld, aged 90 .
In Millbury, on the 9TH inst George Cush-
ing, aged 3years, and on the 18th, Lewis Stow,
aged year, children of Mr.. Paul C Chase.
In South Hadley, July 90, suddenly, Rev.
Joel Hayes, aged "a. He had been Pastor of
the church about Al years.
In Harvard on the 1st ult. Mr.. Heman
Knight, aged AZ.
In West Boylston, Mr.. Isaac Smith. reyo.
lutionary soldier, aged ~.
In Upton, Mrs Lois Chlds, wife of Mr.. John
Chllds, aged 63; Mrs. Betsey T. Daniels, wife
of Mr.. Pliny Daniels, aged %; Mrs. Periy Lee
land, wife of Mr. Eliab Leland, aged 40; Mr..
David Kelly, aged 80; Capt Daniel Hobrook,
aged so; Mrs. Sally Sawyer, wife of Mr.. John
Sawyer, aged 81; Mrs NIiletiah Walker,
wife of Mr.. Henry Walker, aged So; Mr. Asa
Wood, aged 20; Mr.. Ebenezer Buck, aged 50
Mr.. Daniel Putnam, aged So.
In Enfield, June ., widow Martha Howe
aged 50. =
In Marlboro, N. II. June %, Mrs. Sarah Ma.
son, wife of Mr.. James Mason, aged 90.
In Bethel, Vt. on the 3lst ult Mrs Hannal,
Rabbit, consort. of Mr.. Joel Rabbit, aged TO-
| In Randolph, Vt. on the Goth ult Mary Bel
lows, aged IL months and 20 days-and on the
Both ult Lucretia Barton, aged 3 years and a
months daughters of Mr.. Henry b. Hanback,.
In Sterling, on the Cd inst Mr. Reuber
Winn, Jr. aged %, By this DEATH his con
nexions and friends are deprived of worthy
object Of their affection and esteem, and com
munity of an industrious and enterprisng cit
izen. Mr.. w. being member of the Ster
ling Guards, he was inferred with military
honors-C Communicated.
In Leicester, on the 9TH inst Mrs. Elizabeth
Flint, wife of Doct. Austin Flint, aged 63
On the Sd inst. Mr.. Henry King, aged 49,
In Woodstock, Vt. Capt. Asa Wheeler, aged
70; native of Templeton, Mass He was Q
soldier in the army of the revolution.
At sea, on his passage from New Orleans tC
New York, on the 3lst ult. Rev. Horace Hol
ley d. d.. formerly of Boston, and late Pres
ident of Transylvania College, Kentucky
He died of yellow fever.
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OP MILITARY GOODS. IN


NHE subscribers have recently made a large
accession to their stock of MILITARY
AGCOOTREMENTS, consisting of Swords !;
6pauletts; Wings; Sashes; Laces Belts !;
Buttons Counter Straps; Cater Chains !;
riates Stars; Eagles; Spurs; Gloves; Tu-
lips; Swivels; Sword Knots and Chains !:
Plumes; Feathers.
=ALso,-
Military Caps, Cartridge Boxes, Knapsacks
and Canteens, manufactured to order, of the
best ofstock, and in workmanlke manner.
Also, an store
A variety of WATCHES, RICH JEWEL.
Ky, SILVER, PLATED Il BRITANNIA
WARE.
The above named Goods are offered for sale
at the Store opposite the Worcester Coffee
House, at moderate advance on the cost.
VI Military Companies, or individuals, fur
nished at short notice. All orders punctaally
attended to. It. & w KEITH
Worcester, Aug Is. 6w33
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o. 20 DOLLARS REWARD

FENIE Store of the subscriber was broken
IL open on the night of the 9th inst. and
Goods taken, consisting of large assortment
Of Calicoes, some bleached Shooting and Shirt
ing, Silks and Grapes, Handkerchiefs, Shawls.
and variety of Fancy Articles ;-one Grape
Shawl and other articles of English Goods,
and few dollars in change, amounting in all
10 the value of three hundred dollars or more
Whoever will detect the thief or thieves. SO that
they may be brought to justice, and find the
goods, shall receive the above reward, and alt
reasonable charges, or suitable reward for Ell
Their of them. DANIEL HITCHCOCK.
Western, Aug 15 AZ
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PERSONAL ESTATE.

FENO be sold at Vendue, on Friday, the
H. 3ist day Of august inst. at ! o'clock, af-
ternoon, at the Store of Wheeler g. Thaxter,
in Worcester, Coz. Chaps BOOKS, among
which are, Marshalls and Bancroft's Life Of
Washington, 2 vols. Josephus, late edition,
vols, Rambler, and other valuable Books.
Also,-remaining property of CHARLES WHEE-
LER, consisting of Wines of first quality val
liable Rifle Corn Smelling Machine Tackle
Blocks and Rope,-and number of other arti-
cles. Ninety days credit will be given, on
good security, with interest.
THEOPHs. WHEELER,
WILLIAM ID. WHEELER
Worcester, Aug. 15, 1927. 80
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0PCLOTH DRESSING

VENHE subscriber informs the public, that he
Il continues the bushes of CLOTH DRESS.
ING, at tbs OLD Stand, Il mile east of Holden
Meeting house, where he will finish cloth q
any colour, in the neatest manner, as cheap as
any other person Price for handsome weaI, ex-
cept indigo blues, not over 90 cents, for COM
mon wear l6 cents per yard.
~ Cloth may be sent ACCOMPANIED with
directions, by stage, and will be delivered md
returned, free of expense to the owner
ROYAL H. CHAFFIN
Holden. August 10. %tf
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GREETING.

V0U are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
n see fiji at the Court OF Probate to be- holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
Gay In September next, at ten of the clock before
before noon, to shew cause why the Instrument
Wnich purporis to be the last Will and Tesla
ment of said deceased shonI.I NOT H.. annrored
and you will be heard thereon.
33~ NATHL PAINE. J. Prob.
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.1L4RRTED

In petersham, on the 9th inst by the Rev
to Miss Sarah A. Morgan, of the former place
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Office is hereby given. that the sub
l = seliber has been duly appointed Admins.
trator on the Estate OF WILLIAM DOW
ELL, late of Scarborough. in The County Of
Worcester, deceased, and has taken upon him.
self that trust, by giving bonds as the law di-
reefs. AN persons indebted to said Estate are
hereby called upon to make immediate payment :;
and all those to whom said Estate is Indebted,
are requested to exhibit their demands for set.
tlement. JONAS BALL Him.
August z, 1897 3S&
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WORCESTER IS. Probate Office, Angus, z, 1897:
10 ffc WtfUr and Heirs Of JONATHAN
e. Tale Of Bolton, an The County
Of Worcester, deceased, and 10 all Others cor
ceTred in The Estate of said deceased
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STRAYED,
EUST PUBLISHED, The United States
% ReUie,o and Literary Gazette, for August

II USI FUbIlI5tIED, THO UHU6U otWttS
% ReUieao and Literary Gazette, for August
CONTENTS
REvIEw-The Novels of Charles Brock
den Brown; Porter on Rhetorical Delivery (;
Noyes's Amended Version of job; America !;
Elliotts Address Millers Letters on Clerical
Manners and Habits. ORIGINAL PoETRY.-
The Disinterred Warrior, The Travellers
Return Translation of Scene in Schiller's
Tragedy of Maria Stuar.' CRITICAL No
TIcEs.--Hints on Early Education; Elements
of Intellectual Philosophy T; Selections from
Ovid Worthington's History Of nedham (;
Beechers Sermons on Intemperance. LIST OF
NEW PUBLICATIONS. LITERARY ADVERTISER.
o. Subscriptions received by c. HARRIS,
Worcester August Is.
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Notice to Dresser Tenders.
WANTED at ROBERT ROGERSON'S
Wv Cotton Factory, in Uxbridge, two
YOUNG WOMEN, well skilled in dressing
FINE Yarn. Also, number of Families, most
ly girls of l2 years and upwards
The highest price will be given for first rate
help, and payments made aoecsiy in cash
Uxbridge, Aug: Is. Swis33
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Steam Boat Fa,aaay g. Mail Line.

a IHENEUM, or Spirit of the English Mag
IA azines, 10. 8f,-New Series Containing,
as usual, great variety Of interesting matter,
Just received by c. HARRIS
Worcester, Aug. To-
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GREETING.

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, July IS, 1897.
70 lie Wtdoae and Heirsef SAMuEL GREGORY,
tate9f Iempleton, IN SAID County, deceased,
and 10 all others concerned an The Estate OF
said deceased, GREBTING.
" oO are hereby cited to appear (if You
II see fiji at the Court of PROBATE to be hold.
en- at Iempleton,in sud County, on the third
tuesday in October next at ten of the clock before
noon. to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last viii and Testament OF
sald deceased should not be approved and you
will be heard thereon.
So NATHL. PAINE, D. Pyob.
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M W S. Probate Office, August 8 49,
'1o me Hears Of Bella MANN, late of Lunea-
+ burg an said County, deceased, and 10 all
others concerned an The Estate of said deeeas.
ca, GREETING.
~ W are hereby cited to appear Gf you
see ht) at the Court OF Probate to be holden
AT ~ orcester in said County the first Tuesday
an september next, at one oil the clock after noon
to show cause why the account of the Admins
tration OF said Estate shonld not be allowed; and
you will be heard thereon.
f53 NATHL PAINE. T. PROB
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Worcester S. Probate Office, August 7, 1897.
10 The Widoac and Hears Of AARON BENSON.
late. Of Douglas, in said County, deceased,
and 10 all others concerned an The Estate q.
said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear tif YOU
"A see ft) at the Court of Probate to be hold, n
At Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuese
day in September next, at te Of the clock, before
noon TO show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last viii and Testament OF
said deceased should not be approved and you
will be heard thereon.
SIS NATIPL. PAINE, J. Preb.
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HARRIsBURG CONVENTION. This body rose
on the Sd inst. after an interesting and harmo-
NOUS session of five days. Fourteen States
were represented, by 80 delegates A memo
rial to Congress was adopted and signed by all
the delegates except two, who declined on ac-
count of being members of the u S. Senate,
although they approved of it. We publish the
memorial this day. A committee was appoint.
ed to prepare and publish an address to the
people of the United States. Nothing of pc.
ltical character was suffered to disturb the de.
alterations; but a universal disposition was
manifested TO attend to the important concerns
on which they were assembled, and to give nc
cause for the crOakerS, by which they have
been assailed, to say that their predictions had
been verified.
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WOU are hereby cited to appear, If you
IN see fit) at the Court of Probate TO be holden
TUESDAY in September next, at IL OF the clock
before noon, 10 show cause why the Accounts OF
the Administration of said Estate should not
be allowed, and the balance Of Estate. about
$40 90, should not be allowed the Willow o "a.
able her to uphold life1 and You will be heard
thereon. SIS NATHL. PAINE. " Prob
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, August IS, 1927.
To TIE WtdOw, Creditors and Hears OF PHINR-
HAS TYLER, late of Brook6eId. in said
County, deceased, and 10 oil Others concerned
an the Estate Of said deceased,
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LATEST FROM EUROPE. By late arrival at
New York; the defeat of the Greeks before
Athens is confirmed, Russian fleet was on
the way from the Baltic for the Mediterranean.
1t was rumored that this and a French squad
ron were to join an English squadron in the
Mediterranean, and proceed to the aid of the
Greeks The Citadel of Athens hold out on
the 18th May, but it was reported to have fall
EN- on the 18th, and that 500 men, and 1900
women and children, fell into the hands of the
Turks An article dated Vienna June IL,
says that news has just been received from
Trieste of Lord Cochrane having obtained a
rrcut advantage over Turkish fleet
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CoUNrERFEiT Bills. Five dollar counter
felt bills, purporting to be of the Geneva
Bank, plate engraved by Murray, Draper, Fair
man 81 Co. and printed on thin paper, are in
circulation. The Cashier gives notice, that
no bills of that plate have been issued for more
than year past, and that almost the whole of
that impression is now withdrawn from circu-
lation. The only five dollar bills of the en-
craving of Murray, Draper, Fairman 81 Co.
now issued by the bank, are of very thick pa
per, printed on the back with chcquer work,
with an oval centre.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-12
AGENTS..

DAesaoRouGp.-Dr Edward Dingle.
GEORGE Towr.-Mr. Joshua S. Layton
LEwEs--H F. Rodney, 7. NJ.
M1LFoRp.-Mr. Joseph G. Oliver.
CAmpEN.-Thomas Wainwright, P. M.
DovER.--John Robertson, Esq.
SmyRNA-Samuel H. Hodson, Esq.
CANrwELLs BR1pGE.-Manloye Hayes, NJ.
M1ppLETowN.- Harry, P. NJ
SUMMIT BRIpGE.-John Clement, ?. NJ.
WARWICK, Md.--John Moreton, p M.
Subscribers living in the vicinity Of the residence
ii these Agents, may pay their subscription money
o them they being authorized to receive it, and to
give receipts.
Other Agents will be appointed as soon us ar
engagements can he made.
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NOTICE..

Persons wishing any sort of PRINTING done, with
k.eatness, accuracy, and dispatch; ADVERTISEMENTS
Inserted, or SUBSCRIPTIONS paid where there are
|lo Agents appointed in their neghbourhood TO re-
eve them, win please apply, or direct to H. Porter
md Son, No. 81, Market Street, wilmington.
All communications not of the above character,
a be addressed to NJ Bradford, Editor OF the Della
|ware Journal, Wilmington.
This arrangement is made for the more regular
land prompt execution Of business.
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TUESDAY, Jume IL, 1927.

give me few weeks to repent. Dearest kind Gen.
eral, the country can wait for my blood. Do not
shoot my soul as well as my body. Send not your
poor sinful miserable fellow creature out Of the world,
without little space to make his peace with right
eous Judge. Oh, dear General, adjure you by your
own SOULS welfare; if you have ever done wrong,
if you have ever sinned, and we all poor sinful
creatures-as you whould pray and entreat not to
be hurried before your final Judge, without time to
repent, spare your poor AFFECT petitioner.
Dear blessed General, / cry to you from the dust
of my wretchedness. Let ME live at least few
weeks. o think, that when the dreadful word is
given, and balls have passed through my heart and
through my head, and the blood has burst out of my
eyes, and my mouth, and my nostriIs, and my poor
wretched carcass is thrown out to the beasts and
birds Of prey, that then the worst will begin with
my poor sinful soul, hurried up to its account.
Spare me then gracious General; little while,
and your poor fellow creature will pray for you,
even when he kneels down to be shot, and his poor
wife and his little orphan child shall pray for YOU
on their knees, till their last breath.
| And so with a broken heart, on his knees pray.
your poor, forlorn, despairing fellow creature.
JOHN HARRIS,
! Of Captain Strother's Company o
Tennessee Militia.
Mobile, January 15th, 1915.
Dg@ In spite Of all the reasons that might b
urged for his pardon and respite, Harris death wal
rant came on, signed gid January, two weeks afte
the battle of New Orleans, twenty eight days ate
the signing of the treaty of peace. -Four days afte
the warrant came on, Harris and his fellow Miiit
men were shot
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From the Democratic Press.
From q Southern Paper.)
FURTHER IMPORTANT PARTICULARS.

FURTHER 1MPORIAN1 ran ~ OLtAieS.
Nothing is unmportant which concerns such dis
tnguished personages, as Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr..
Cambreleng. In our last we gave an account of
Mr. Van B, with his hat off, Of his age in true time,
and his age in apparent time also of the effect Of
'stime and study" upon his head: also Of the ''few
hairs on his head' and the effect of "rost'' upon
them When the distinguished senator met with
this accident of having his hair frost bitten, we
have not learned. We also described him as sun
der the middle sze,'' which is also said to bave
been the case with Alexander the great, and is pap
ticulary so with Major Stevens: we spoke OF his
form and proportions; the carriage OF his person'
of his complexion, color Of his eyes, Of his voice.
manners and address; the latter being 'Ssmooh, af-
fable, lively, persuasive, insinuating and enchant-
ing,'' as far as we could Judge; for s'we happened
not to have the pleasure of hearing him say
word Mr. Cambreeng we also described as '.re-
markedly short'' (another striking instance OF low
stature in very great men) and ''well made;'' his
..countenance indicative Of GENIUS and ArPLrcA-
TIoN; '-"Buckskin appearance ghly polished
by residence among the BEST CIRCLES Of great
citq!n'
Perceiving that the public curiosity with regard
to these eminent tourists grows by what it feeds on
we have obtained the following very interesting
and important additional details. Their usual mode
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-12
CONDITIONS.

TIE DEL.aTY.aRE JOURNAL will be pub
iisaed on Tuesdays and Fridays, at four dollars
Der anrsuns too dollars every size months in ad-
vance.
advertisements inserted on the usual TERMS
Yia: One dollar for four insertions Of sinteen
lines, and so in proportion for every number Of
additional lines and insertions.
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Notice..
CHARLES e. DENNY
CSJRRLEEa,


No. II. WEST FRONT STREET, BETWEEN
SHIPLEY & ORANGE,
Eeeps on hand general assortment OF
LEATHER.
Finished in the best manner suitable Tor
SHOE. COACH AND HARNESS MAKERS,
Which. he tlers reasonable terms.
Wilmington, May II, 1897. w
JUST RECEIVED
and for sale at e. Porter and Sons, No. 81 Mar
ket-Street,
Elegant pocket books, great variety,
Selfpo;niing and variety of other silver case and
PLAN black lead pencils.
Rice paper-Edging and point gold paper--em-
bossed paper, Bristol board and drawing paper.
Sun-glasses and razor boxes and strops.
Paints in boxes, and separate, including carminc.
fresh supply of Books, writing, wrapping and
.ronmongers' paper &s
The above articles-chiefy purchased at Auc-
ton, and at very reduced prices, are offered cheap,
many of them at less than half price. l2-4t
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Nherifatty.
che Subscriber begsleayc to offer himself to the
Democratic Citizens of New Castle
County, for the office of
s. II lH R u IA 40

County, for the Office OF
SHERIFF. 10
10 be supplied in October next assuring them t,at
IN case he should be the object Of their choice, his
best exertions shall be employed toexecute the au-
ties of the office with fidelity, and pledgng him
self to abide by the decision of the County Meet
ing to be held at the Red Lion, for the nomination
|of the County Ticket ,,,,,,n
Wilmington, May Is, 1897. 7-u
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s III E r i r r.

Tor the ensuing term. He would remafK tnaI' TON!
his confined situation, he probably may not have 1t
in his power to call on, and personally solicit the
sufrages ofhis fellow citizens to whom, however,
he hereby pledges himself, that, II successful ne
will execute the duties OF the office WIN ',oeney,
and to the best Of his ability also, to abide by that
mode Of nomination which may be determined on,
by the County Meeting at Red Lion; and, II un-
successful, to cheerfuly and faithfully support the
candidate, who may be so fortunate as to Obtain the
nompa.ion. ". u. CoClil..i,
Middletown, June !, 1927. lo-u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15
WASHINGTON. December iss.

-, WASHING roN, December IL.
IN '"e senate yesterday, Mr. Harrison intr,t,rod . M
NJ iohnspr part OF the duty imported salt: AMI
~ nemtucky introduced bill for the relief 81
coo;d,a';o Cpese. Some time also spent in the
In the house of representatives vcs,,,a -,
offered by Mr. Barney, on the preceding J,n n; ON
the war department FIR information relative ~ ,h sL
oi canai hem baii'noc tn the Chesapeake. anu, Ohio,
canal was taken up an! agreed to- humber NJ u.,y
resolutions were introduced and adopted. report Wa
aae rom The surveyor general containing result OF
sey 20 ascertain The no. IN boundary line of tAe
,; VI indiana Mr. Little obtained leave introduce a
M g the ratio of representation, rnder the fifth CEN
c eo The Sd of March 1885, Que representative
and co; ooo inhabitants. Tie bill was read twice
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15
GREEWR RIER


Agreeable to notice heretofore given in s'tfe Palla
dunn OF figInia"a considerable portion of the citizen.
ofGREEHBRER County opposed TO the election of
erai Andrew Jacksnn 10 the next Presidency of the
plted States, met at their house. on Monday the
26tb of Nov. 1921
The objects of the mcetin. were briefly explained bv
Cyrus Cary esq. whercnpon Sampson Mathews was
called 10 the chair and John a. North appointed Sec
rotary.
Cyrus Cary, Ballard Smith, Henry Erskps John A.
North, and Il. Steven were selected as committee
TO prepare preamble and resolutions expressive of the
sentiments OF the meeting; who, after short retire
ment, submitted apreamble and the following resoiu-
lions which we're ado ii.
Resolved, therefore, That viii use all fair and
honorable 10 promote the reelection of John
Quincy Adams.
y. Calwell, Cyrus Cary, John North COL JAS Nc.
Larghlin, p. u. Wetbcfej, Josepli Anderson and
Samuel McCiung, be appointed as delegates TO rep
resent this meeting in The convention be held on the
8h OF January next in The city Of Richmond for the
purpose OF forming an Adams electoral ticket
Resolved, That John McCluug, Alexander Nc
LiuUg, col. James Kincad, Thomas Kirkpatrick Jas
Gaiweil, Richard Dickson Hugh McLanghlip, capt.
1oDn Irwin, Sampson Mathews, capt. RoSt Steven,
capt John WoreGead VIM r Mann, 81 CofTtpan
James jarrett, Jos. McCluug, Andrew Hamilton cant
john Bovyer, capt. JOHN Teamser col c. Anderson.
/ J: miller, Jr. ID. Quinn, George Anderson, Thomas
George, MAJ. James DlcEaren,J J. McMillon, D. Han
ma, j. r Ihomas5oD, Seth Hughes, r. 3. Tyree cant
S Kincaid COL +. Beard, DIR. II. Wiugield D. Bright,
capt. S. Price, Jesse Mays, r. Cregb, JOHN MAYS.
j. Frazer, II Erstne, W,n. SPOTS, Jas Ynh,ov'
capt. Charles AIbucke, Robert a. Paris, capt NJ Gil.
! lilan, I'D. Frazer YIN WcClung, Jas. Kipcald Wm.
RenDie, and Aaron Burr, be committee of vigilance
and correspondence aud TO fill any vacancy that NAV
occur in said delegation
| Reso!Ved, That these proceedings be signed By the
ohairman add secretary and published iD the Pa'lad
un OF virginia and Constitutional Wing.
SAMPSON MATHEWS, chairman.
! 'cHN O. NORTH, secretary.