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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-26
81 New establishment
JOHN II. s. Co.

-
TVAKES this method Of informing the citIseh'
H. OF Berkeley, Jefferson and ,he adjooIns
counties, that they have commenced upon al
enlarged, scale, the
Tin. Plate, Copper Work & Shsst-ir0'
Business,
in the corner house OF Anthony Blondei, stwo
intersection of Queen and Martin streets, Where
the Timing business alone had been for sono
time carried on by John u Blonde. they hs'e
just received from Baltimore and Ph'ladtipnlsA
a large supply OF Tin and Copper, selected Wua
the greatest care; and have employed h'stfae
worKmen IN Copper, so as TO enable them y
execute all orders which they may be isVouFe'
with for Copper work at the shortest nop",
and in the best manner. They make, and WIN
all times be able TO furnish their customers" wiz"
Patent Stills and all their apparatus,
Half Patent ditto, do.
Common do. Worms, Globes, Vase
Kettles, Tea Kettles, Stors Pipe, Drip
ping Pans, sc. &c,
The workmanship Of which they will not hes'
tate TO warrant. They VIII also have on hana'
a constant supply OF Tin Ware Of every vaFfV,
and will execute all orders TOR Scouting HOUSE,
or other demands in the Tin trade, with 's
utmos, despatch. The above articles Will %
sold at the reduced prices of the times. fv
duce of every kind will be taken in payments
market price Highest price given tor V'
Copper and Pewter.
Martinsburg, May 24-tt
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-26
SALE OF TRUST PROPERTY.

ID Y virtue of a Deed of Trust made by Sam.
ID uei Hedges. Sd. and Charity his wife to
the undersigned, dated 9th day of June, 1897,
and admitted to record in the county court Of
Berkeley on the said 9th day of June, 1921, |
shall, on yNonday, 18Th dag Of august nert, 10
front of the door Of the Courthouse, in Mar.
tinsburg in the county of Berkeley, between
the hours Of II and 6 O'Clock of that day, offer
for sale for cash, four TRACTS or PARCELS
OF LAND, adjoining each other, lying and be.
Back Creek, being the same lands said Samuel
Hedges, Sd. was possessed of at the time ofba
death, supposed 10 contain about 600 acres
a considerable part of this land IS limestone Of
good quality, the Improvements on said hhd
are a good Dwelling House, a Store House, one
Stone Distillery with overhead water, . good
Bern, Stables, and every other building necesss'
| ry on q farm-Also, a Tsn-Yard, now under rent.
a Saw Mill and Chopping Mill, or as much OF sad
land as will be sufficient &c raise the sum Of
+, $3.50. with interestthereon from the 9Th day
of June, 1921. until paid. due the Office d
| discount and deposite of the Bank ct The NI'
| ley in Virginia at ChaFIestown; also, SlOo3 Y
cents due the rC representatives. OF Jacob BISHOP
with interest hereon from the 9th day OF June,
1921 until paid, and the expense attending tho
| said Trust. Such title viii be msd the pur'
chaser or purchasers, as is vested in me as 1rus'
tee. JOHN X. COOKE
June 28.-ctds =.
NorE-I am authorised to say, that a creds
| NAV be had on the amount due the estate o.
Jacob Bishop, decd if required by the pur'
chaser, and the terms made known on the %!
Of sale. JOHN II. COOKE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-26

man who then kept the house, still lives
in Billerics, and he has often related
the above facts to the writer OF this
article. -
The wife of the Marquis of Chaves,
the Portuguese rebel leader, is quite a
heroine. She is captain of a troop of
cavalry, and CALAMITY appears at their
head in camp and in the h q.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-26

Womah-There is a tree in Mexica,
ma, which is 50 tender, that a mar can.
not touch any Of its branches, But il
witbers presentIy-a lady's credit is Of
equal nicenes>-a small touch may
wound and Kill It.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-26
IN PRIZES of 1000 Dollars, be-
~ sides the Great Capitals Of 10000 and
II, 1000 Dollars, &c. in the Maryland GRAND Ii.
TERATURE LOTTERY.
C0HEE'. OFFICE, ia, Msrket-strees,1

Baltimore, July 9, 1927. )
The time for drawing the Maryland Litera.
ture Lottery will be announced in a few days
In the interim, adventures have the opportu-
nit Ct procuring Tickets and Shares at the
present low rate OF Five Dollars. In this unu'
sually brilliant scheme, there are Ten Prizes
Of TIvo thousand D0hars each, besides the
$4,000 and 10000, and The usual proportion
- Thousands. Five Hundreds. &c. Prizes
subject to a deduction Of fifteen per cent. The
whole payable in Cash, which, as usual al
CoHEN'S OFFICE, can be had the moment
they are drawn.
Whole Tickets, $500 Quarters =. Si25
Halves .-..- 2 50 Eighths 81
To be had in the greatest variety of Nos. at
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-26

business! between II and l8 years Of age, "a.
Their slender made had on and took with him 3
pair OF light blue cassinet pantaloons. much
worn, a drab cloth roundabout, old fur hat,
and coarse shoes; he is remarkably fond OF
strong drink and dancing. The above re
ward win be paid for apprehending and return.
ing said boy, but no expenses paid.
JOHN POiSAL.
July Pat.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-26

DLANk.-"e have a quantity OF Pine Plank
4 for sale, from 2 40 "a inches thick-also.
Pine Plasteiing Laths. 3 and 4 feet long.
BAKER TAPsCOTT, & Co.
Shepherdstown, Jugs.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-26
SIX GENTS REWARD.

80 RAN away from the subscriber,
GFEe@ living on Tuscarora creek, near the
~ Presbyterian Meeting House, on
Saturday the % day of June last, a
EE Negro boy, named JACK BROAD
ts-=z@. EN-. bound to learn Inc shoe making
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
IMPORTANT FROM BUEyos AyeEs.

lie editor CT the Wilrnngtonian has received from
his correspondent at Buepos Ayres, files of the Anne
rlcan" and "British Packet u up to the 2lst April
oh lie ON March, brazilian squadron consisting of
four vessels OF war, manned with GA men, attack 5
the small establishment of Patagonas, but were repe
led w"h lie loss of three of their vessels captured and
the fourth got aground aud went 10 pieces and about
~ OF her crew pcrished OF the vessels cap,ured one
mounted 20 guns, and the others guns each
HF'F"eL q fefeFJF0nS correspondent If tie U,ik-
Hihsioaiara, dated Buenss tyres, .3Dra -. 1897.
MIR, Manuel Jose Garcia, the ex Secretary of STAT.
le here tbs morning in tie British packet for Rio
where he goes fully authorized and epowe TO omen
negotiations @! peace with the Brazilian Emperor
Atr G is known TO be the devoted TOOL of the English
" no under the preeXt oi medatiIr are so act;vaIy
intriguing IN this question for their own 6na interest
and his appointment this mission is for them first
great triumph in The progress ofbcir work The bas,
at TINS negccatlon-dic BY Lord Ponsonby-is
known with olerabie certainty 10 be the faror,c M,
Ject SO long cherished by the English viz mutual, eva
cuatlon OF the disputed territory, Banda Oriental
which is Ia be erected into an independent Gova,n
men and of which independence Great Britain ;s q,
be the guardian That Independence the, efors can
not be other than purely nominal: because by a.
ming the guaranty of II, England obtains there an in
olreci influence OF character powerful as VIII he
tantnount TO actual SOVEREIGNTY Ii is even said ,b.,
three British Commissioners viii be appointed TO re
side near counsel, aud direct the feeble and infan,
Government. Numbers of British merchants h.vo
gone over from this place, and others have sent anens
with the object OF making large purchases of land in
tna' oean'tui ffo'nce, now So clearly destined TO be-
come mere Colony Of Britain. Monevideo W in be
established free port; and The rival commerce of
HAT place must bring Buenos Ayres and the OccJen.
tai country to comparative ruin.
To the Illuminating proposals which Mr. Garcia is
authorised 10 make, the Executive now finds itself
duced by the disuned state of the Republic thropgh
out winch civil war RACES which assumes e,c,, S,y
aspect more and more alarming. The on,osst;oo
party, denominated jeerasts persist in rejecting the
constitution which establishes the 5, stem of nnv o
conN0"idted Jorha, framed and sanctioned by the c.
neral long ress-and are camorons for the federnk sys
TEN. They have collected considerable bodv or
troops IN the interior, which have obtained yariou
cessess over the forces against them nv die s
have actually declared war in formal ,na1ner s;n~,
the capi'aiare organizing Federal Congress al The
city of San Juan, i'll the Province of that name 1vbar
they invite all Tie Provinces 10 them, for tie
formation of .HS:r C0nteaerqc,,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

"heie' after undergoing snndry operations. he DON
afterwards breahed Lis last, aged 81 years and some
months lie WAS buried in vault in Westminster
Abbey, near the remains of his great rival Pitt
AT the latter end of June, l827-also few months
after having been appointed tie head of the Admins
taIion--ar. Canning made lis last appearance i'm Par.
lament Illness assuming still more serious asperf
the had not been well since the Duke of YorL,s
.unefai and lis agitations increased on beco,r
ing fremier)-Alr. Canning was invited BY the Duke
Oh DeVonshire 10 reside al the fine villa Chiswclx i'm
that change of air mig enoy ate his lie ai,
io aiso mere underwent several operations; but soon
Afterwards oreatbed his lasi-aLcut MIR. Fcx,s .pe
y"a, :" Is mentioned, IN tie in which Mir.
ouricd near the vaults of MIR PHI and NJ ~
namely, IN the aisle of Westminster Abbey ft,red
by Tic great western door, London Cou,,'r
LIVERPOOL, Aug. I3.-We arc happy I'm lear, ,,.,
Mr. i!nskisson's health has considerably ipproycd SIM;
he left England. 60 'He'
On Friday last all the vessels in the por, bo,,, t,
'sh anu ioreign hosed their flags half mast high in
consequence CT the death CT Mr.. Canning. The daos
ON the Town hall, the Parish Clutches and tho IT,
atre, were also hosted half staff high and have coo
oeu hying ever since, out OF respect for the tnemurv
OF that distinguished and lancned statesman.
VIENNA, July GO --Leitor RS from Cons,antnople aD
nounce that intelligence OF the detection of the PacI
OF Egyp' mas reached the Porte. Ia, tar has keen
SEM 10 ISedcid Pacla with dispatches directirp tic
Seraskier To observe any NOV eucns which Iho,;o
hisn make, IN consequence of orders which lie NAV,
nave received from his father, lie FCeIoy Of Epypt
ihey expect at CoOstantnope the publication of =
ii,han winch, M declaring MeLernel Pacha reLet
10 me iorte WIZ set price upon his head and COM
mand the-'achas in his neighborhood 10 make war
G'tTat'sss JHiy 23-'ye learn tv vees eI two da,s
rom Gran, tAat French brig had been taken and car.
Feu mo That port, and her cargo landed and sod
Upwards OF 100000 Arabs were coming fom the IN
terror for the protection of Agiers
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

SIR, Your resignation OF the Presidency of the Re-
Puhiic oil Colombia has been accepted BY the Con-
Gress; and presume the President OF the Senate will
@cquaint you with II, by tins opportunity You are
therefore obliged TO submit TO the will Of the nation,
winch requires you take poss, sion of the Presiden
cy vi Tue state aud to govern il according the laws
winch The sovereign people have dictated and shall
dictate IN future, through the medium of their repre-
seotatives The Vice President of Colombia, cntTus-
TED with the Government, confidently hopes that you
VIII not dsappoint the wishes of youT country aud that
II III come out under your authority triumphant and
GLORIOUS from the agalions which surround II. ex-
press by anticipation ny cong ratuaons to Colombia
for so happy event.
l regret that have To add that Congress have not
listened TO the cries with which besought them to
eXonotate the from the Wee Presidency. Congress
have done me the favor To- believe that am able to
serve in this station and know no, whether they are
oeceived Such being the nations will, as expressed
through them, such the circumstances preceding, and
such the entire liberty it'll which the represent alton
oil Colombia have acted 10 binding again the chain
al NV service must hereafter go on, elding my fee
ole talents to the public cause-s,ill, how can sery
theip' your experience, Knowledge, talents and pa
trioi'sfn, 90 not need assistance feeble
can offer you nothing but a heart free from all
intentions, and soul which belongs ia Colombia
MY absolute conservation To- the Of liberty and
my profound respect for the laws ill under no c;rcum
Stances suffer any alteration. Neither need YOU seek
nor VIII you find any thing in suggestions which
i'll distinguish them; you III find nothing but inteori
Il, love of the law firm support lent to the liberty
oColonbia and lively desire operate efficiently for
fhe glory OF our governments combined With the most
profound respect Tor authority, your virtues md
Your distinguished services.
With sentiments Of high consideration and dis,in-
Sulsaed esteem. Atm your obi sery't,
FRANCISCO PAULA SANTANDER
To His Exce..eIcy the
l.ibegator of Columbia
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
Yfom he Ltrerpooi .4Ni0o IF ja,,,.1

F[om NE LtrsrpoOi .2iJion Of .i6s7l7 Is
MIR. Canning is 90 Alas. little did " exnec,
when on Monday last announced the alarminn n,
of this dsne jIished statesman that ,Se .o,,i
III one short week, have TO perform the melancholy
task OF recording the termination of his earthly carerr
Bur the bright and glorious spirit which az the aim;
ration OF England and OF the world is quenched in
death aud the lips on whose accents our eilow-townS
men have oieohung With del gh and which, for tbir-
ty loDSy ears, commanded the apiiasue of stepinn,
5etTate are now sealed IN eternal silence The pro
cefdngs Of providence indeed dar and Dscxuable
aud IT Is tue duty of weak and short sighted mortals
10 bow, IN meek submission 10 tie DEGREES of s,l-
Preme governing Intelligence, which we NAV rest per-
ieciy satisfied, doeth all things well. ''Clouds and
DARKNESS" TO borrow the sublime imagery ofLoIy writ
are round about linn; but Justice and Judgment are
the babitations o. bis throne.U
The universal glief which has oyerspreaI tI,e land
an consequence of the sudden and unexpeceJ death n
Mr. canning Is the best testimony which could be
gwen oi tie admiration in which his stalesmanlike
talents ana manly riues we've held By his fellow coun
trymen, Notwithstanding toe e;FoTts-the unccasne
tie NAL grant elEorts of party, insignificant in mum
ber ADD responsibility, 10 lower him in the estimate ION
Of his King aud Of hs country, by representing him
prePoserousIy enough, a determined enemy Of both
Seldom, indeed, has 1t fallen to Ire lot Of any public
man, who has been long brfore the world as Mr.
Canning has. and wbO has been placed IN circum,au
ces 80 extraordinary and 30 lying those in which he
had been placed during tie last Eve nOnt!s of his e
'!euce, 20 60 90" To tie tomb deeply rejected
aa+ % seriously iamented the late pterrios.
",'o' fi,rl alone his obseguies de2lose;
- '"'H' "''hc.h1 'he r2uTneJ; carry Sg
ar as t"c fatal Fame can wing her yar
Nnd tutnihe eayest thoughts of aavest ace
Down '"e' sh ch'"rel, through the vale ofdrati, +"
The close and i"iimaic cunnexion which existed fr
mafy years between Nr canning and the town Of
Liverpool had endeared tim To- ne inhabitants rene
rally, and 10 lis political friends ~ an especial man
ner To the regret which members Of dis great
commercial community feel for the loss which the
country bns sustained bt his sudden removal ON this
iroDsd.ry oG existence is superadJcd for
ne death Of one whom they once gore1 10 calling
lncir representative m The great council OF the DatiOn
and who during the period be held the trust, dcIar
god tie duties 81 his highly responsible station h
'DetF TO hrs nsItueBis aud wub bonur TO himself
TIE year 1879 when AIr. Canning was fist chosen
memUcr FIR Liverpool fJ'm, epoch her repree
en- alive Lti rs and PnteJry w9lvgari her cJhncX
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

r. 49,, I'oHtoIk, sep. 10
.opaq'n tIo|dcn mi me Cnpc T!offeras y;cbt st;,
1T 'ornS hs sincere pleasure 10 bave j, in o1,, n ~
20 contractor, upon Unqucstionabe nuilfo,itr d.
P"'' OF me loss ct captain Life IFoiden of fe o.,
!'a'e'as light ship IN the late gale as derived b %
"oFmdDt, captain Duglass, from pilot Fro,, o.,
COCK; ana pnbiised in last Wednesda, : Uesco
"o Oh me crew we're washed overheard and Il, nnI
"ut apt HoIden and ile rcna nder OF t,e crow 80,
'd!e ashore. The Light Ship y as driven ashore e.;
'nes 10 TIE Southwark OF Ocracocfs inlet ON ,c OFT
MI. having parted her mornings during il,e Yiot,
prompt H9't"tsfrafion nj Jtsticc-NEyyECI !, ~
whose apprehension in Fredcriclssburp nm The o6 '
TOT passing 4CO IN Counterfeit United Statos Noics m
n''. rom Meeting ofPrinces Ann Counfv n,o NH
iO are o"eauy aPPIsed, well as of his commitment
me ia" OF mat County this day Fortnight ,,i,
us supposed socoinplce T. T. ARLEDGE under
s"' "o examination before Magistrates Courf ~,
ioiuay ast wien both ronanded TO the Spnerior
ou', y winch commenced lis session in that Countr on
tuesday. ."coboid bad lis final trial ON FRIDAY and
was sentenced 70 fifteen years confinement in the Tn
"cnt'aty' Hrfedge was tried Saturday and 70
quitted-T Beacon. ~"' ''-
Neioboid has been received into the p.n;,,,.,
mere we understand t,at lie say he bad M Ia,s ::
couniereiiing the bank notes: fat VLen G n,.uu 10
commentators we're aFptcbeudcd in PLnadcl,tS Il -
requested him 10 receive ard take caro- IF II 60
ioF 'beU That he did So. lie fouhd II n oo,a; - 80.
p''tcS &c and more Than 800 600 in E, ,r; ,'e'
re neiped himself 70 or thousand 5oI1,rs ~ "o.f
hfs agency. oe r ,Jono without
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
DoTGEsRxc occunanMc.sss

ALBANY, September D.
me "uo'gaN IFioisThe recent trials at the Geae-
l@i nession Tor Ontario county, we have already sta
ted, resulted in the acquittal OF the tersons indicted
Tor conspiracy to l.dnap W liia.n Morgan These I'm,
ais nave excited as r natural iey shosld mn, N
"efest,-an interest which will continue 10 be fet
more or less probably, for some time TO come Al.
though the persons named in the Indictment have been
acquitted, IT being proved that they were not CONCERN
ed III the removal of Morgan from The goal in Canaan
ua'5ue or subsequently; several additional and ma
acts IN relation TO the fate of Morgan have been
eiictcd by tie tcstciBony.
~ appears by the testimony of James SibIey t,a.
on Tie ilth Sept last, Morgan. after having been ar
fesied and brought from Batavia TO Cana,,daIeua ON
charge OF ueit, examined and acquitted hcEe,a
justice Chapman. Immediately one of the mart, ,ccu
scd Morgan of owing him lie confessed i,,domept
execution was forthwith taken and not having bail
ne was committed On the night of the I9tb ms,
Morgan was released under tie pretcnce of friendsI
II being alleged that the debt was discharged, he wa
'hen seized 10y two persons, gagged Otherwise pre
vented from Srfng the aIm, and cIcibly put mo .
carriage which carried bin To fIanfords landing a.
bout three miles below Rochester, where he was ram
lcffed 10 another Carriage and convey ed thence uDon
he s'io%e i'oaa 10 Lewiston. Her he " as transfer
red 10 third carriage, and carrIcd down TO Fort NJ
agara' anu conhncd Ill the powder-house Co,xdon
L OK the drver OF the carriage from Lewiston states
that tins was on the evening Of the l1th SEN, fb,t
he drove 10 Col. Kings at Youngstown and tience
Gown near the hurying ground, a5tat half mile from
tor NIAGARA, where he left Morgan and the nersons
oy whom lac had been taken and returned TLe,ast
witness states also that the only persons whom he
Hhe" III Inc Carriage with Morgan al that time were
COZ. kng, and Mr.. Bruce lie sheriff of Niapar.
The fate of Morgan is still wrapned in mvs,er, H..
these are farther disclosures tian the public have
ionsiY hao; and IT may be reasonably beep ed ,tai az
the facts "f this higl-haidcd ou,rane win be ell,
brought TO light. qr~,,s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

n'o.s'1 AN-Fhe Batavia Advocate announces tI,as
PRISON has ar cd before the Grand jury of On,ar;
1onniy' VINO made the following representation:
mai lie was called upon the night TO take ri awe
oiforga1, who II was said was abJnt 10 reveal ,ie
secrets OF nee masonrythat when he rose he EonpJ
man lied hand and foot and That he then un5er H.
orders OF several individuals, was carried 10 the
anne and discussions took place as to his disposal
""' lie was Kept there five days-iLa during ;at tire
'asons we're devisipg plans to get others nto theiv
PosScsson-tl'at he was taken across the river and
"he" 'n the boat said, "GentIemen / am yoDr ,,iso
"er, ana hope you viii use me kindIyn-t,,ata ner
son immediately replied 80 Inat Tue same time me-
Sehthg pistol his b'Gasi, YOU make any otsar
sa'ionS VIII blow yon thrOugh.n- The object of "a,
]hg nun 10 Newark, was put him in charge of a..
ca'adIdns. lie vas asked what death he preCerred
MS answer was 81 have been soldier in nv conn,,,. =
service, and wish TO die n solaern Tie sad ,iis
)" me presence oitweniy masnns, and added IL rov
'ahe my ME II viii be injury 10 ven than Il,
can write or say lie three times freed hiss, elf from,
Tue cords with which lie bound and asked M,
'or oihle which refused. A rome ,.as 49,,
'oHnd bis hands, neck and body with heavy ,vo;i,
ntached' and The uneeHng monsters row ed ouI on,
hrew hi'n arerboaid. The lodge al Iew istor ,nst m
he night OF The murder, and mcsDs were drvso,, ~.
carry oil other individuals. The names of ito noreo
VINO plunged Morgan into the deep, have been c;,tr
10 the Grand Jury Of OntarioD - s"'N-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

either Mr.. Pee! Lord Godslich might prs an
fourth, only Mr. Peel could be the leader.
We think that the general feeling tho people is
from, EXTREMIST that setting aside p.juices particular
questions, the distinguished feature of the public mind at
the present moment moderation Looking at this feature
merely, and Weighing the probabilities with another,
should say that Inc second AMI fourth arrangements
which have Indicated, less likely tn be made than
the hGst third. To approximation 10 the truth
we have not, nor have any of our contemporaries, any
in the ahs.uce of all positive data wiereon
ground Judgment, pretence, tor coming. All beyond
this, however, confidently forth, unoundej supposi
ton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-09

to The Office Of President, and wfo are dispos'
ed 10 unite in forming al Electoral Ticket IN
accordance with :he true spirit and meaning OF
the Constitution, to appoint Delegates to rep
resent them in the proposed Convention
Resol, ed, That Austin Smith and N"dham
l.. Washington be appointed Delegates tie re-
present the County of King Georgs in The pro-
posed Convention; and provided either or both
of them cannot, for any cause attend, foun-
ger Johnson, Richard Stuart, Augr. Filzhugh,
JOHN Arnold, Jas. G ralIafrrro, Alex'r 5.
Hooe, Gustavus Alexander, John s. Stuart,
John Smart, Benin Grymes, Daingelfeid Lew
es, and Jacob w. Stuart, are appointed Com
mittee, With power to supply any vacancy which
may occur in said Delegation; and further to
act as Committee of Cores pondence and vi.
GLANCE.
Resolved, That the delegates from the Coun-
ty Of King George be hereby instructed to pro.
pose to the said Convention, that the Electoral
Ticket 10 be formed as aforesaid, shall be de-
nominated THE PEoPLE's TICKET.
Resolved, That the foregoing Preamble, Re-
solutions and Proceedings, be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, and published in both
the papers printed in fredericksburg: and the
Editors OF all other papers printed in Virginia
are respectfully requested TO publish TIE same.
JOHN TALIAFERRO, Chairman.
Austin Smith, Secretary.