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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-13

% OOk BlNDERY The subscriber hss lala
- ly procured an additional nrst ate Book
ltNoer, which enables him to do all work, IU
that line, with ncatness and dispatch. He has
received diroctirom Philadelphia. very largo
supply OF paper of very superior quality, which
enables him to do any kind of BlqHk Work At n
minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and the pub
lac generally may rr!I OF having any work or
dered OF me, taithlu!IS done aud lslde out oi tho
best materials and al very low prices .--PerSons
washing hoohs bound are requested to bring them
forward immediately As ann somewhat at Iess
ule and can do them much better than "hent
an pushed with work. The public are furtheT
informed that bmd books al much lower prices
tiTn they ever weru known 10 be dorc nj IN tbs
dart OF the country. and in II much more suPer3
or manner. ABRAM Ii. NORTH.
Feb. = ts2I
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TO TIE PUB!.lO.
New and interesting Discovery.
DR.. Chdmbcrs's Kemedy for intcmper-

/ fFF A h1R IA n, Ia
~
o"0G'
Vt,h ,untc''o'T, on 'hc deceasr "t the inie
"a ID. William 'hamhcrS, took into ms pos
session 'he personal estate ~ the deceased and
ionnn prcratedn large quantity OF Dr. Cham-
ncrs r"mehy Tor i"temperance.
lie hereby informs the pubic, that he has
imposed oi all me 'n'dtcmc 50 found, 10 Dr.
james H. Hart and Mr.. Ahdw- NJ. fHnnog, OF
tn CITY.
IN making this disposition the subecriber has
been actuatcd hy due regard 10 The heirs of ia,
mteslnie as eli rs from a wisn 20 pIvc the ntost
extensive use iothc virtues of the discovery
whnicvcf they may be; and he can further nad
with confidence, that the gentIcmcp who ~ IL,
hereafter he thu vcudc.s ofIhr Remedy for In.
temperance rs prepared b, the inventor nave
becn Intimately connected with DR. Ibamn.rs
IN his life time-hsve been his ag,nts in co,o-
pounding the medicine, and are acuusinted MI,
lis composition
SuIASIo MI IER puh,ic . d,,i,,,.,,o,o, e.
~ Inc medicine VIII hereafter he prepared
'"a sou ny thr subscribers. VIII" ao'r ARE III
Po>Fessl"n "' Tue Original recipe OF tie inventor,
az 'He "lnct OF me Ia" III. I. "a the basement
Story ~ lI'ge' = Medical College, IN Duane ri.
! ahh' '"'e "l hi'ad"at, asa ChHmDet ~. th,ee
10 ~ '''H "'.""s''" u"', Ne" York.
~. Astonishing success winch this rsmedy
ma. '''"R"d mr'e'oIHs hobhual lucbr.ates to
SQUIRT ''' eS'7"i''"t mtneS heyond al
contradiction, "nd sap'r'. the necessity OF
1"y tur'ner ctnnmt.
ite re~'"dy Is az innocent as It is ciicctuet no
much 50, that ), Is often given children IN le-
'l ''', ''' "'"'''''"! "''o d" laiui!H
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y. 4,' '"' '"u. - - ~ ''"' e''l''-
q, - y" up !" N'cN"Sts
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h., ,,'o''" ,o' ''N o''' S'S"'n II, 'h'
',' W. '''' ',,''S''' "''' '''"""' "hl'H'
,,,,. ..,'.,.i, ,''''.' w '''e """C'" 10 H""Pt
bri,v wbic H.. IloN',, ~, s't"' e''e-
o'"y "n'c' W. IhamnerS medicine has oh
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-13
N(glICi4
August 30.

d 30 Kegs Lcwis's Waite Lead, pure No /
81 do do dc No :
50 do 5prni-h Brown, ground ia Gil
POO Gals lln,red Oh livery superlo
81 do. Spermaceti Oil
100 do Spirits rurpentinc
600 lb- Dry white Lend, (EngIish}
900 lhs. do Spanish Brown
GOO his. TO- Irllo~ Ochre
900 lbs 80. Venetian Red
Fdr salo AZ the lowest terms by
WALLER Il. MlDDLETON,
Nov. Opposite Pot OhiGc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-13

NiRG MIA Ala court held for Montgomery tonso
the fourth day Of Septcmher, 1897. James SiinpnHT
PIT against George Watkins, and AisannIo =" *
TOPAZ o. Watkins, Executors Of Mary NaAhis ~
dens-ln chanccTy. ,nA
The defendant George Watkins, not having eu"A
his appearance, and gwen security acHTu!he "
the rules Of this court, and II appearing ny sai
evidence that he is rot iuhhbitnt OF t.is co' a,
wealth. Iii ordered that the SAID deienhan' rP ,h,
mere on tie Lrsi day If March term De1i' ana "a
bill of the plaintiff mud that copy Oh ubs w. ,h.s
forthwith inserted IN some uFwtpapti pun'iSnou, my
state, for two mouths ,ucrcs>iyely aud that auo'
be posted a, the front door OF the court house VI wv
rauuty, on two successive court DAY ,,u n p 3"
Is A copy-tes,e, n, ptstuNth""FJ"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-13

me-, ihey supported their Fair burden in-,
IL the apartment. Scarcely, however,
had they all three passed tie tIlreshhold
of the door hen the yonng lady. cast
ing hasiy glance towards the spot where
she usually saw the apparitloo, sbrieked
With terror, then binging herself convuI-
syely INTO her mothers arms, she ex.
claimed, " Great God, there are two of
them," and almost Instantly expired.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-13
David and Robert h Vie,

1EfAVE the pleasure of informing their cdsfo's
IL mers that they have Just received hoH.
New York, few Articles in the fancy line, a.
mong which are the following viz:
A lew superb Lace Cnpes o Wells,
Handsome Thread 4 Gyup Laces l. Ldglnse
Cold. Gros de Nap, plan, and fs d. u new aTn
spendid srire.
Also, large assortment fashionable Morocoet
Seal Skin Black a. White Prunella eho'st
A large assortment OF fashionable Nn'r
Goods is daily expected.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-13

N Nthe aDth Of December next. ifiar, if moi.
" the first fair day, the subscriber will sell.
al public auction. On Il credit OF twelve months
before the Franklin Hotel. in Lvnchbure, 70
hkeiy negroes, cons sting Of men " ,mell aud
children. The, are negroes OF fine character
among ttcm are several cooks and house ser.
Va'tts. II they be Rot sold none day the sale "a N
be roninued until they are All sold
HE subscriber viii likewise sell privately Ria
tract of lTnd IN Bedford county. situated on The
moth and south forks of Goose Greek. md on
the main rond leading from Lyncbhnrg 10 FIN
castle IL miles west of Liberty and adioiniis
Capt bntord. II contains about lao acres of
which 500 are nnceared The part which il
hclenred, except a very small portion Is excel
'ert 'ohecc" land. OF the cleared laal. 100 n
ores are low grounds ofthe Grst quality and the
remainder remarkably fue high land. This
~ one OF the best tracts OF land in the up.
per connfry, being we'll adapted to the cul,jya,
h"n ottobaccO and all kind, of grain i, lies re-.
markably well and is very free from stone If ii.
vIded II would make two very handsome tracts
which snail be done, if those who wish 10 uur.
chase ~ishit. Persons wishing to purch,se NAV
apply o'he subscriber residing in the neipb.
ourhood OF New London. or to Cart. Buford
residing near the tracts.
Gets -.
U9' The Editor, OF the Enquirer will insert
the above advertisement till the day OF sale. and
forward their bill TO this office for payment
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-13
Sign Of the Golden Mortar.
Life of Napoleon.

IfAHE Inst nights Mail brought US ssnpply Of
- the long looked lot LIFE OF NAPOLEON,
in 3lnrge sto. voh.vcry super'oriy executed, CON
tanning q beautiful and correct portrait OF III.
great Napoleon. Much Was expected from TN,
Great Woik. But So far hs have heard and
can judge, II surpaSses the most ssngulne expec'
tatlon. ! therefore hope every person will do
me the favour 20 call and bay copy of this
Splendid Work, more especially In the work II
no" ohrrng to the public on more reasonable
terms than ever knew any work Of the same
ma gnitude. Indeed may add al any kiud
ABHAM X. NORTH.
August 30
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-13

~ Au1iON.-Freqnent depre,iations of late.
~ having been cotamittedupon my land near
this place, hereby iorwarn NIL persons from
hunting, shooting, or in any manner ,re.pass.
ing upon the samp. The law will be rigorous.
y enforced in rSure against all Offenders.
Nov, .es... ma
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From the Cdm5r,1gr Gazette

We respectfully soltcn translation
of the following words. The llngn1ec,
though often u'ed III our country, Is very
much neglected. We will 1--WE receipt
for all orrearages 10 any OF our subscli-
nrt, who viii explain them IN way sa-
By(1fi1ru Ia .us.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-13

EHHE Ceparmer-hip Of Samuel Hannah -
- Co. is Dissolved by mutual consent
SAAlL. HANNAH.
NM. MORGAN.
Dec. 6, -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-13

YrfOK SALE.-hiy House and Lot, ad|omlps
~ the property OF Mathew Brown, III ,'1
own Of Lynchburs. A bargain may be hao'
application TO tho subscriber
HENRY MERIDETh.
July 80. It's lu1.
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BOOKS.
0c,.M

NflliE subscriber has Just received dtrSe
- from Philadelphia, large aud general rs.
soriment OF Books and Stationary, which I've.
is enabed TO sell AT reduced prices. Country
Merchants and Teachers will hud it greatly In
their advantage to call. rs he Is Determined tn
s-ll and TO such purchasers as buy TO Sell -
gain, REDUCTION 10 price, and IN extension Of
time will be made in proportion to the amount
OF the bill. Full and complete catalogues may
be seen AT his office. Also. a spcnded assorb.
ment OF Oil faintinga JNO. X. d. PAYNE.
Nov liz fsl6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15

ROCKLWGH1U CoLV7E.
At a meeting Of portion Of The citizens Of Rocking
ham comfy opDose5 70 he election If General Andrew
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15
JI.9RRISogY CaE1.nr


IN pursuance OF previous notice a.meetjne of the
c;trsus OF favorable to The releciou
81 "ohn <2uipcy adams, rs president OF the Unled
States, took place at the court honge in Clarksbulg
on the i9d oTenber; Joan W ebster Exc was choseu
Chairman, and Major Thomas Raymond appoatet So
creiaty
The Object Of the tneenf: hrying baan gaaineJi "a
cosa.:tteo d tic following gentlemen was appointed 10
GRAFT preamble aud resolutions couornac thereto
VIZ: John J. Alien, Jerediah WALDO Benjamin. Brice
samuel IL N;o:is Edwin S. Duncan and ~ iilialn E.
lackson, who retired, aid alter short time renrncI
aud reported preamble ana the following resolutions:
Therefore, Resolved, That ,;ls meeting will use all
quincy Adams, President Of The United States
hes"lved, Chat this meeting acD:oy OF the PROMISED
convention ct i3epEiics 10 meet at Richmond on the
6th OF Jannary next, to uouina,e EectUrs svorstl
10 lie te-esciun of John q Adams aud lial i've De-
SITES DC appointed by the chaifaai. u. , uee,.g ,o
that purpose
Resolved, That sauiing committee ayrnrg erncrt
anj correspondence be appointed ior tits county by he
chairman, tor the purpose Of carrying into effect .e
DIRECTS uttis meeting, viii! po,c. suppl, vacsucies
IN their ow body, OF C ,he Deputies appointed 10 said
convention.
Resolved, That the foregoing preamble ar! rcsolu-
"na be furnished TO TIE printer 0: tie CiarIsDu &C.,
qnirer for publication.
The charna" ,Aen proceeded to appoint The below
Hg gentlemen, Deputies prnnQssd coiiyrniiop.
vZ7
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15
Edwin S. Duncan,
'Ym. i. Jackson.
John J. Al!an,
fnhneas Chaplin, ana
joseph johnson, Es9'fs.
0R.1NGE C0G.rr.Y.

Ia pursuance 10 invitation, about ore Hundred Of
tie citizens OF Orange, opposed iothe cccton of
Jacksoo 10 the Presidency Of tie United STATES con
veoed, Orange courthouse Of, Monday the 26ti, NJ
called 10 the chair and John Il. Potter arpoin,rG So,
cFe;ary.
Colonel Jackson Morton, i, some acnropr;,,e re-
marks, explained the object Of the meeting and snb
Tned the following resolutions which ere rnaa,nonsIv
adopted.
Resolved, That do approve of ,l.e assembling of
convention OF Delegates from the different counties
OF ihe Ssdio of Virginia, al Richmond on the Eth day
OF January next 10 devise tic most efficient means 0r
The exclusion @! Gen jackson The Presidency
tie !. States.
Resolved, That be appointed Deiegales
from this county 10 the said convention and that they
have power 10 concur in such DlaJ he de-
v'sed most conducive 10 tie object of rs assembling.
Resolved. Iot sCoG,ntico'of cspoDjenoe oc ar-
pointed whose duty il shall be to communicate ,yih 81.
nIilsf committees throughout this communicable tocI
ing The object Of This meeting.
On motion, The blank for delegates TO The said con
Yent0n, was filed by the names of WIN ~. Siapard
and John A. Porter, Esq'fs, captain James Barbour,
and Col. Jackson Morton
ibe following gentlemen appointed the com
ml!tee OF correspondence Charles y Howard William
Quarlee, W. II Stspafd, Jeremiah end George PanniI
John a. Porter, p. Mallory, Captain Stevens J. w.
Sale, Colonel Y Johnson, Richard richards Edmund
Rowe, Doctor q. Terrl, james Nelson senr, Y.
Cowaerd, WIN Graves, cspiain WIN :. Burruss, u
Lindsay, 81 5. Porter, IIerbdou, 4. Eddns !. II.
Lee, Thomas TewmaB. benjamin Saunders, Robert
WILSON, Lewis Lindsay. Doctor Goodwin J. 3. Moore,
John TerrjlI. Edwin N,clos and Robert Terriil.
On motion il fprthc Resolved, That The prrcae.
diDgs OF this meeting be signed by the chairman end
Secretary, and he forwarded to te editors OF the Poll
teal Arena, Virginia Herald and Constitutional |li5r
With a request dat they wiz pa5sh them
! CUARIsES p fTONdIST, Ctais'n
( JcHN a, F0STEr. tSCctclArv.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15

JACKSON at the courthouse the I2tb day of Noye,a
Der i"Sf pursuant to previous notice; Col. Archibald
tSutneriotc was called 10 the chair ard Col jaime.
\ a an, ana George Clark, appointed secretaries
ihe coJect ottle meeting having been ea pained by
'oiin itenney and Thomas Clarke Esqts. Ga molic,
"a to henncy, ac0mnttee Of eleven were appointed:
10 report TO the meeting preamble and resolutions
expressive OF their views in relation tie approaching
presidential election
c following gentlemen composed the committee 20
WI: col kenny, col! Msuzy. Josepi Baxter, esq Ste
phen Harnsberger, esq. Tn mas Ca,iec csc Edward
S'ephens, esq. Richari II. Fletcher, ESQ J,seth
tasoeit, esq. col. James Hall, nlassrs WoI,euJater.
and sathue Lynn, wsa retired short time aud reur
ned aud submitted address the following reso-
utious which adopted without dissenting voice
Resolved, there FORE That will support John O.
Adams Tor The presidency, in preference 10 General
Jscihson
Resolved, That we dsseliese in the charge ofa cor
rupt agrsenent between Dr.. Adams ami MIR CLAY
and believe john q. Adams, JitirIg hpnoraLi az
comsiitUtionally elected president
Regolved, That we approve ofte proposed
son convention 10 be held in the civ of Bohmond -,
the sth day OF January 1897, aud that col A. Rnter
ford, Cen. j. &. ia,va, col. Joseph hauzy. joseph
oax'ef' esq Cnai'es Lewis esq. Gel. James Hall, a
oraaa'a Smith, be delegates 10 represent the friends
of peace and order in This county in that convention
fesoyed That Thomas Clarke, esq. f. p Fletcher
esq, Dr. Geo'ge ". kemper, Stephen Harnsbergci,
Robert Gray esq .Icn Kralzer ssr, Jsep EIataer
John Chrisman, Charles Spears, Samuel LINN John
hooniz, Edward Stephens JOHN Bax :er Audiey Irwin
Vili'atn Hopkins, George Dove, John H. Ralstnn
eoiGe ~ oren5aker, John Blower. Isaac Long Isaac
sIafdsey, tsepE TaUcett, Ii. Eusiie!i John tIoree
! seq Hef.ry Pulse, James Laid Martin Burlshotier.
'ln'n i<enny esq Benjamin nfown jr. Daniel K, ser,
JAfnes Rank'ns, Archibald Hopkins, j.. DaugheIty
F8"i 'Arct'ihad Re'ston be appointed committee to
coryesrund with Other committees, throughout the state
%! isua opP"sed 10 The election General Jackson
hesoYed tbai The proceeding Of tis tnentn TIE s-,,
iet hy the chairman ani secretaries, and that lie
editor ct ite Sack Bingham w eesiy Register Stanton
1 Speotaior, >isohuond Wing aud Richriond Enquirer
/ are requested 10 Pahlish the same.
i a; RUTHERFORD. Chairmau,
[ tli:p. CtAR9E, sI'e'a''is'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA., SATURDAY, DECEMBER -. Is27

Then James Madison be copxirted of corrupon for
he voted for Mr. Jeiis President. MIR Jefferson
made him Secretary of state Why seek Tor bad motive
when good is equally piain. Nr Clayha 10 choose
between MIR Adams and Gen. Jackson. lie CLOSE Mr.
Adams MIR Adams says these who his opponens
for the Office Of President, "Gentlamen have, fceng
against yuu the highest Office my gift you ire liberty
TO accept Mr Clayis urged 10y his friends accent;
they think it due his constituents, to their constituencies
and to the country. III this view was minors in
the President 1t from, dety that MI Clay
acted the par, he dill.
icsoiea Therefore As the opinion, of , r,re,ing that
the charges of corruption made against MIR Ada ms aud Ills,
secretary AIR Clay o;e unsupported by evidence, aud
should he discrediiod ty the american people.
RcSoired, That whilst will cherish 18th proud a nd
grateful! feeling, the recollection of Gen Jncksons great
military services, prefer John O. a,us FOR our prcs-
dent aud viii give our support to his re .elcction.
ResoSea That approve of te Convection to he h,lI
IN Richmond on the S' of January next, for The of
nominating electors who will the eectio, ,r
John q. Adams We appoin, Col. lyn. Mortor paul 6
Darlington and Win. Il. Green To represent us Ia hat
Co,vantion.
Resohred, That Henry z. Scott, Can't c. Burksls,..
Col Richard Wyatt Capt. Nj. J. Williams, Nathaniel
Wilson, Capt Richard Gains, Paul S. Canirgton B.. W
Lester, n. Smell, Elijah W. Roach, Raleigh nhite and
VIM t. Green, be appointed COMMITTEE of Cofrespon-
dence for the purpose of carrying effect the Object Of
this meeting and with the power of filing nv vacancy
Which may occur in the delegation the Convention
Resored, That the proceedings this meeting be sirne
by the Chairman and Secretary and published ia the Con
stiiul'ona Wig nd the Richmond Enquirer.
:, w L. MORTON, Chairman.
VIM Is. GRISF.S, Secretary
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15
Vel. W.-No. 90.
HARDY COU,S-TY

~ numerous and respectable meeting of the CT
rs1eus ei Hardy county, held at the court house On
! TUESDAY Tue I4ih day of Nuyeuher hencr the Grst
day Of the quarterly for tina, month IN pursJr.
ai'ce oi public notice, for The purpose of adopting:
measures 10 promote The ro-eectiou OF John Quincy
Adams Vim Heath, Esq was called TO the chair anu
'ym Sey mour appointed secretary.
Va motion, Resolved that committee Of FIVE refsr
sons be appointed by the chair. 20 drat preaintga
and resolutions expressive oihe sentiments this mcct
Ing.
liz pursuance Of the foregoing resolution tie follow
ing gentlemen appointed, viz: Col. Charles a.
inrey, Doc " ash,ngton G. Williams, Jones Green,
Saa.l IIMec,p, ard John L. Green, Esqures TIE
eou''aee having retired, returned short and
reporea preamble ana to following resolu.lcus,
which unanimously adopted: Z
4Aei e!o'e, resolved, That will use all fair aud
honorable means so promote the recollection Of john,
&l'hcy ADAMS tohe Presidency OF the United States.
i'esosYsd, that we approve of the cooyen,ion7to be
held in tire city OF Richmond the 9Th day OF Jauu-
ay next tor the purpose OF forming an electoral t,cee
favorable to the election Of John O. Adams and that
- be appointed delegates TO attend such cunyen.
tion on behalf of this rncctiur
Resolved, that - be appointed standing com
nee Tor the purpose OF CORRESPONDING with lie co,Ya
nee OF several counties the friendly 10 tie
election of John G. Adaus
EesoiS 3D. that the editors of the Winchester Repub.
'cen, aud the Constitutional Wing be requested Ia
insert the proceeding OF this meeting IN their respective
papers.
The nesting then proceeded 10 Gl the blanks in tie
second and ih!,d resolutions hen following cec-
uehep were appointed delegates. VIZ Charles A. Fur
ey ~ ;ahingon g. " ia.ns, " ia,r Sey nour John
y. Gretn, ana James G. Gamble, II6q's. And Jones
Green, CHRISTIAN Smuns, Joseph Williams I2enia.iis
fa"c Ell, Jau'ss " iars, Wm Cunningham ir Juh
Wei'on, Felix Seymour John Cunning ham, David
anInet2r Jacob Vsnmeter, Wm J. " Stephens,
Henry Smiths Sand NJ hIecsi,n Valentine Simmons
Jeremiah in.l.cep Isaac Yanrnotet BENJAMIN WaY.
tn John Liit!er and Jacob Miller were appointed 10
compose The standing Committee
! AAd theA s"c meeting adjourned
va uEAT3I, cta:rniau.
N-yI. SEYMOUR, secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15

III a meeting OF the citizens of Brooke county, ob-
peeh 10 the electioo of ANDREW Jackson 10 the Pitse
dency CT thuse Uo.e3 States, convened at tue court
houeo on the 2nh day of Nov. according 10 pteyuus
notice: Col. G. I'll. Gisl, called to tbs chair and
i'annol NJ Lligneton, and John n. Dodirdge, Esqtss
were appointed Secreates Ihe purpose OF the meet
lDg having been explained length. by jesse
f@ta'pgloii i~-i On the motion Of 2 poddrdgc Esq.
d COMMITTEES Of ave was appointed by the chairman
20 GRAFT - suitable address, 10 then fellow citizens, and
prefer resolutions to be adopted by this meeting for
The itiarancs Of tter tue present occasion
the aaid committee having retired for The purpose
returned 10 Tie meeting, and reported address and
tie iolo"'iG resolutions, which the question being
pn tiereon !,y the char, unanimously aaoptcG
Tue Sentiments contained the address and resou
tons, "e!o supported, by J. &. Campbell and z Dad
n'Idge ESgTs who addressed the clair At consderatia
l2ngib.
R@a,l;-. therefore, That tbs meeting, approve.
~ ~" proposed convention 10 bc holden tie ct, o.
iSichtond 40, h. 2cCa". :,.sl;,y Ia January next
-Ihe approve OF DIAL measure for app!i-
cable 10 iAe approaching election merely; hut as oacn.
!"ted 10 pui 80 end 10 Practice by which the gene
raj asSciEG; OF !ginja for than twenty wears
ba'e usnrped iie rights the people in The Stale Ia,
every Presidential election.
ResoieeG, That Col VYm vauye, p Dotd,tee,
Jesse Edgngtan, John G Can,phen ant, Samuel Herd.
nan Eags be appointed 10 represent this meeting ia
he said coDvenlian
itssotDea, TIA; Col CorneIins r. Gs Greeober
- NilcoXcn ESQ ohed Green Thomas Orr Rohcrt
biar Robert Sc0it DaUiOrth Brown John fiendricks
20 Peter Fdah, See Pan;s'rey Esq John L. jacob
tr"Naenoe Mounts, Sa!nnei Dorsey, John Paticrsoa
ESQ. John Gafiner E2q. VIM Duyal, Eli Green
ley. AfraDcar Campbell Capt Vim. R!'Clunpy
GeoGe Cox, i&q. 'F"bo liafnmnnd, Adam, Kuhn ESQ
! j. Y. Doddrdge, Esq James W Miller, Oliver Biuwn.
IT, Richard Hooker, JUAN Bane, Es and John Bler<
lyman be corresponding committee on the part os
!tus meeting ;or promoting ihe objects thereof
i!tSH!rcf, 'at coy OF the proceedings of tnis
meeting signed lis !o chairman aad secretaries i..
"iw aFded 10 !a editors of tlic EnquiTer in Richmond
another copy 10 tue editors Of the constitutional !yhig
ADD another to lie editor Of Weisbuig Gazette viii.
request that heg be inserted IN their Journals
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