Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10
.MEEYYNGS CALLED.

20 '@No'NN' 49," Wv Z w w hN'NbS W. VIC
city OF Richmond on tie 9Th day of January next, to pro-
mote the reelection Of Tho @. Adams 10 the Presidency.
MANY VOTERS.
The Citizens of AE.BEMARLE who are oppo
sed to the election OF & IN. Andrew Jackson TO the
Presidency of the Unilet States are respectfully in
vited 10 attend n rngeting TT the Court House in Char
'ottesvIlle, on Thursday TIA 18th November for the pur-
pose o! appointing Delegat,, to meet the COZ vention
IN Richmond on the 9th of January next, and &c Co
operate in forming an electoral ticket.
u portion 0fMe Ciisens of .4Uemarie.
The Citizens of PITTSYT.VANIA who arc oppo-
sed to the election of Gen. Andrew jackson as Presi-
dent of The United States, are respectfully invited TO
attend al the Court House on TIE first day OF Novetn-
Der Court. for the purpose Of appointing Delegates to
me proposed Convection, 10 be held in Richmond on
the 9Th of January next.
SEWERS Al FREEHoLDERs.
Injecting Of such of tie citiz ans of CHESTER
FIELD as are friendly to the ec ;.ion of John Quincy
Adams as President OF the Uniled States, will be held
at Brookss Tavern in tue town of Manchester. ON Sa-
turday the 10Th Nov. next, for the purpose of appoin-
ting delegates TO the convention, which will assemble
in Richmond on the second Tuesday IN January next,
with the object of forming an electoral ticket.
MANY VOTERS,
The Citizens of POWAHTAN opposed TO the cleo
ton of Andrew Jackson TO the next Presidency are
respectfully requested TO meet at the Court House OF
their county on the Sd Tuesday of November, THAT
being court day for the purpose oftakirts into consid.
Grafton the eEpediency of sending delegates 10 the con-
vention proposed to be held in Richmond on the second
Tuesday in January 1928.
( Il PonTIoN OF Tu:-TItEEuoLpERs.
! The Freeho!ders and Citizens ofkiNG s. QUEEN.
hostile 10 the election of Gen. Andrew Jackson 10 the
Presidency, are requested to assemble at King Il
Queen Court House, on the I'd Monday in November
next, to cooperate with their fellow citizens in the ex-
erhons now making, TO organize an electoipl ticket
by means Of Convention, TO meet in Richmond on the
I'd Tuesday in January.
MANY VOTERS.
A meeting of the FreeIolders of CAROLINE. or
posed TO the election OF General Jackson as President
OF the United States, is requested al Bowling Green
on MONDAY the 18th day of November, being court day.
Tor the purpose of appointing delegates to The Cow en-
ton i'll Richmond, on the second Tuesday in yanu
arg next.
The voters ofGOOCIILAND county opposed to the
election of Andrew jackson, are requested 10 mect ,t
Gooch!and Courthouse on The first day of November
court next, TO take into consideration the propriety of
e'eciing memhe's 10 the Anti-Jackson Convention to
be held In hich'nond on the 9Th day of January nett.
! MANY VOTERS OF GoocnLASD
To THE CITE EMS oy NEW KENT.
A Meeting Of the Citizens of New Kent. opnosed IN
the riection of Gen. And'ew Jackson as President of tn.
United States, is respectfully invited to assemble at their
: Court iouse, on tie first Monday i'll next Dece ubpI. III
mat is not a good. the next fair day 10 appoint Delegates
to the proposeo Convention On the "a Tuesday OF rey,
January, in the city of Richmond.
Nov. 1927. IAN CITIZENS.
a meeting of the Freeholders of FAIRFAX Count
favorable To The recollection Of John @. Adams 10 n,
Presidency OF The United States, is respectfully, reques-
ted on tie third .Iondny in ueet anonM. al the Court
'NNt bSh'O Sp"iN udy'
29'h Oct. 1927 MANY VOTERS.
The Citizens of SURRY, vino ale opposed to the election
oil Gen. Andrew Jackson as President, are requested to
meet at November Court, in order to elect Delegates to
'e proposed Convention 10 be holden III Richmond on tue
eighth OF January. SEVERAL F~REEHOLDERS.
PRINCE WlLLTAM--2d Monday of nor. at the
Court House.
BEDFORD--At the November Court.
tho November Court.
~AMHEsS1-A the Court House oD the I'd Monday
in Nov.
/ FRAEKLIN-At tie Novembe. Cour..
~LoUISA-1st day Of November Court.
DINWlDDIE-M Monday in Nov. at the Court House.
| ~ Meetings have been held in about o. copn,ios
aud towns, and freeholders of about 40 other conn
ties have called meeting 10 oppose Jackson, election.
CONVENTION IN JANUARY.
HanoUsr-Capt. James Underwood. Can't. John
Thornton, and Lewis Berkeley, esq.
Tag usta-Chapinan johnson, Archibald S.uar,
robert Porterfeld, Cha's "A. Stuart, John Wayt,
and l.. Waddel, esqs.
Sp0itsylUnHia-Judge Francis TT p,,oLo r.,
Hugh Mercer. N N""
Stgg0rdniiancock Eustace, Col. Enoch Mason.
VIM. c.. Beale.
Hall. "'N'
L~oudotm-CoL Vim. EIlzey, Cuthbert Powell. san,I
Da"son, JDo. Janney, Riebd. II. Lee, Jas McIlb.nev'
@GysrSon-ihornas Griggs, !r. Daniel Morgan, Col.
Jas. tli:e, Bushrod G. Washing ton, Col. Benz Dayep.
port, Capt. James Shirley, and Carver Willis, esq.
Ca~nPbeH-Fortnnatus Sydnor, Patrick IT Cabelj.
Cay q RlctQond-Rcv. John Kerr, Chapman
Johnson, Dsriol Call.
Hensico-Wm. d. Randolph, DR.. Saml. peasants.
jesse inead. VIM. Burton.
Richmond Coamty-CoI. Moore L. Brockenbroupb.
and Col. Phillip a. Branham.
Lee-Col. John ID. Sharp.
tTederir6-Gen Josiah Lockhari, ObeI Waite
Slajor Seth Mason, WIN. Il. Page, aud Richard NJ
Barton, esqs. "
KanaOhd-Col. Joseph Lowell, Joseph +. Fry
James c Mcfarland, and Lewis Rufner, esos. ami ~
Daniel Smith.
AoyoM eounty-9en. Robert b. TAYLOR. ]. A.
CbandSr, esq. Capt. a. Emmerson, and DR.. Sarnu-
ell Wilcs. ~
PecrsbRrg-Robt. Boiling, nobt. Birche,t. NJ
b. Piilsbosough, and Lewis Mabry, esog.
TO BIZ CONTINUED.
n virtue OF a decd Of trust executed the 9th day CHav
h 1876, by Wade Rlosby the elder, and Susannab NJ.
WIFE to the subscriber and others, which deed i Of ,ec,,9