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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-01
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Night ow fui hfihtrs.


Let us rouse up from our etharsy, and enleayor
to initiate the virtues Of the great and good men
who have bequeathed u. the bright EXAMPLES of
their well spent lives, as rich legacies--
For sug gard how the Laurel n, var grows,
E~"ow" nj The child OF md lent repOss.
WIN the staunch old Federdists of the district.
most OF whom are honorable and liberal men sane
ton course in their representatives, which pro.
claims to the great body of citizen soldiery That
w ave to be subject 10 no sort OF regulations bilt
we are IN the ileld for, il iso this that the'ver
iducabie cxeriions OF Messrs. Taliaferro Sloane s
20 inevitably teno. Towards men who can be-.
guilty OF such litileness as this, certainly can
ndro1ure no engs of indgndtion-l can only
entertain towards them feeling o. pity, bordering
on contempt ain very sure, thu, the Republican
Fafty oil the District, will not cOunlenance Mr.. r.
IN such course this. One of the leading doc
irncs OF that party is that the safety of the peop
IS the supreme law--salus popuH supreme ler-
How can the people bc sale in time OF war if the
country is to relyior defence on our army without
disciplines Fellow citizens, have not addressed
Won tl,iS communication. with the view Of writing
VIZ. l. down ! am actuacd, trust, by much
higher and more honest motives. do coDtcnl
mat our Government will not be Republic long if
Tie corrupt practices Of some OF or leading men,
are tolerated by the people. The first scene il,
the drama OF corruptiOn was the unnatural ALI
ance between Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Clay, i'm which
the wishes, not only Of majority of tie Sta.
but OF the people Of this Union, were made TO
yield to their unhalowcd ambition. The Indirect
bribery and intimidation Of the Press and the pro-
iiigate expenditure Of public money, in rewarding
iavorites, followed on.-As closing scene. we have
eleciionccring bandbills decorated most fiDegally
with cross-hones and collins, and addressed to the
lowest passions Of the human heart-and the six
lniliiiamen pamphlets, distributed by members Of
Congress, thereby ut once abusing tn ranking
pIlviege,-ind misleading the people. look upon
dishonest politician, Of the most dangerous
men IN society. 1t is natural, that the people should
TOOK up TO their high public iunctionaiies for tosc
bright and shining examples Of public virtue, and
political anl moral honesty, which constitute the
surest guarantee, for the just and simple admin,
traton OF our public affairs, and tine prosperity and
duration Of the Republic. ~ the mcn in exalted
stations are corrupt is not possioie that the great
bulk OF tho people, remain long uninnucncol
by their examples. II Presidents, Heads Of De-
naftments, and Members Of Congress, are suffered
without fchukc, TO disregard the sacred dictates Of
truth and justice, NC may looS Gre long, Cog gem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-01
JUNIUs BRUTUs.
COlINENYClrED.

AZ meeting Of the jackson Committee for the
county OF Cumberla,d, held at the Courthouse
On pursuance OF notitel on h, 2Srd Of june, 1929
Tn motion, Resolved, that the following persons
be atdeG TO the Committee
" IN. H. COPELAND, Ihos W. Crowder, Jas. An
aerson, Naieniine PrriSb, Spencer Pamore, Ew-
ing Morrow, Archibald McLaureIice, JOHN Hud-
gins, Leonard Spears, Notion Goodman, Meriweth-
or Goodman, John Baowe, WIN. b. Hobson, VIM
Bethany, hm Cooke, Benja. Ai!en, Wm Glenn,
" III. Pa!mo:e, Robe. Mci-aurence, Nathan Glenn,
homas Montague, senr. Byrd armer, John c.
Allen, Francis Anderson, Charles Wormach, ir
atkins Johnson, Vim. Burreli, Edward w Sims,
WIN. " aiker, Doct. George w. Crump Doc, Ro-
bert Henderson James Blanton, VIM b. Walker
ituSh haine, Doct Charles Raine, Newton Cole
man, beEJamln Holeman James McI.aurence,
James McLanrence, jr Thomas Wilkinson L.
- liklnson, Doctor James Lyle, Richard L. Rhine
WIN. ID. Price, John p Plicc, Elisha Blanton
Laurence Blanton, Wm. Montague, jr. Daniel g.
Johns, John /. Johns, Lewis lsbell, Thomas Mon-
tague, Senr. Philip w Wright James Meadors
Jonas Meadors, lillian S Walton, Abram Cook,
Branch Cook, I'm. Holenan, Branch Ellington
Seymour Holman, Saml. @ Anderson, Daniel {.
Edwards, warmer Baugham, William Phaup,
John " Wright, John ID. CARROT VIM p Tai
ley, Spencer Brown, James French, Zachariah
T'los. Hobson, Ferdinand Coleman
Henry Coleman, Richard Simpson, Joseph d.
l. e, Wiltshire Lewis, VIM. Edwards
On motion, Resolved, that the Editors OF the En-
qnirer, be requested to publish the foregoing
pI oceedinss.
RANDOJ phi HARRJcNN Cb--
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IREySI SYLE.

- niel G. hosby and recorded i'll the Off Of A,han,
county e9nti s'all ofer for sale, hs heat uJ.r a.
Tuesday tie 9Th July next scetisin =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-01

The citizens Of Hampshire county have met ap-
proved of the Convention OF charlottesville as
"cacuated to unlock the resources Of the State,
and call into action her latent energies which have
been too long permitted to be doriuan;' and ap-
pointed Messrs. VIM. Naylor, T. Dunn, J. g.
White, VIM DonadSon, C.. Heishell, Il. Sheet,
Robt. Shcrrard, VIM. Armstrong, /. Carscadden,
&. r. Mag, S. Kercheval, ir. Angus W. eDOn-
aid, and s. Cockeriii, their Delegates to the Con-
ventiOn.
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cANXEN,.iNN

selves. Il is vile po.--anG wii'ro; answer he
purpose FOR which II was intended.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-01
RANDOLPH HARRISON, CHI mn.
W1r. NJ. THORNTON. Sec'y.
COlIATU-{TCqYED.

t,CSli-fi ~ If.fSED.
At meeting of the people of Hanover county
nj their Courthouse, on "Wednesday HE 18th cay Of
june 1928, to take into consideration the pIorretv
OF sending delegates to the proposed Conv ention
10 be held at Charlottesville on the 18th day OF Ju-
ly next, upon the subject of Internal Improve
mcntS by the State Authorities:
Colonel William Starke called TO Abe Chair,
and Doctor Reuben Meredith appointed Secretary
The following resolutions were then unanimous
ly adopted:
/. Resoiped, as ;he sense of this meeting, That
Hanover should be represented in the Convention
OF Delegates proposed TO BIO held Charlottesville
on the 18th day of July next
2. ResoiUed, That the Chairman proceed forth
wien approved by this meeting, sirsii ~ IL
gates from this county the Convention aforesaid.
-Wherenpon the following gentlemen were nonli-
mated ~ the Chairman and approved by the meet
ing, viz Richard Morris, William + Wickham,
Charles p. Goola,l, Reuben Mercdit'A Albert G.
Ruin, Charles Thompson. jr. and kiector Davis,
E,qurcs.
3. Resoiped, That the thanks of this meeting
be presented by their Chairman to John Coa!ter,
Esq. for his manly and independent upon
the subject oil Internal improvements by the Stale
Authorities.
4. RESOLVED, That the proceedings of this meet
ing he published in the Richmond Enquirer and
Constitutional Wing.
WIN. STARIIE, Chrnn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-01

''s'' corrnpiioa Il a; .isIeet IN PRIDE,
ana sniidiao viSo1r OF Inc free horn soul,
AZ Guile att niIts 4 ri0i,nre ATE vain:
.oi h'm witnia,, an While at heat untouched,
~ L ..- L. L.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-23
FRIDAY n0RNaNa, MAY ge, 1885,
e. &l. z. THOMPSON.
HAVE received per Ships Belvdera and Herald
4 and other arrivals, an assortment of
SPRING GOODS,

Consisting Of
A and Ga striped and checked fancy ginghams and
| seersuckers
SO and 6-4 cambria and aconet musfns
Cd fancy striped and figured do
Plain and tamboured book, do and Scotch lawns
7-S, fancy prints
BLACK and coloured sarsnet cambrics
| Grandrell and shaded nankeens
/ Silk stripe and brown linen drilling
| White buff and fancy printed cuttings
Mixed cassinet,s and angola cassmeres
Mixed and drab cashmerctts
! Super black hastings
| Ladies white and black ingram cotton hose
NJ ms white and mixed do and hail hose
Thread and bobhinet laces and A ard bnbbinet
Spitafeld, Gag, bandanna, levantjne, MadraSs and
linen cambria hhdkis
Black and colourd SarSnets and gros de naples
White, pink, blue, green straw, purple and brown
florence
Black and coioured Canton and French grapes
Ladies white and coloured kid and horseskin gloves
Mems horseskin, beaver and buckskin do
Ribbons, newest style
Ladies bolivar hats
rs and A Irish linens
Sd and rs do lawns
land Ga do sheeting, Russia 10 brown g bleached
"a, GA AID l0-4 diaper and !amask table linen
5 onJ rs a,mask napkins
Brown AMI black holland, ravens duck, and hucSa
back
Yellow and bide u3nECcnS
Il, II Italian sewing SIX
white and cooured Gotten balls and spocls floss DO
and pat, Mt thr' ats
Twed sackng, strehtz oznSburgs, shcc thread, &c
ALSO,
Brown and bleached domestic shirtIngs and sheet
ngs checks bed ticking, plaids and stripes. cotton
warn. &c &c april Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-23
NO. G05o
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufacs
tOrY.


GAMES GREEN Cabinet maker,-has on hand. ard
81 will constantly keep at his old stand Royal.
St, Alexandria, Il at the Of 10th ST, Pennsyl-
vsnia, Avenue Washingon-a general assortment Of
the most fashionable and durable Furniture, yhirf he
will equal, if not superior in quality, any
offered in the misunderstanding in part, OIL
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plain side boards
Ditto, with cellaretts and marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies' and Gentlemers taries and book cases
Pier FABLES with marble and mahogany tops
Piller and claw dining, breakfast and card tables
Plain do do do do do
Ladies work stands
Shaving and candle do
Wash stands with marble and mahogany tops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music stools, bi,letts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks &c
With agenerai assortment Of bedsteads Of richly
carve d mahogany, maple and stained woods, al of
which will be sold as low for cash they be pr
chased ofthe quality at any other mandatory
II the Union. ALSO,
IN assortment of 81 Domingo and Bay If Honduras
Mahogany, part of which is suitable for handrails,
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal var.
nish ola superior quality, sackng bot ors Cords &C
tn MING AND CARVING,
Handsomely executed may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-23

Ace.

49, ~ - = - V ~
TE7Ar the SubScriber nf. Prince Gcnrrcs County n
,,hams Court Of alexandria COUNTY, IN The District OF
Columbia, letters Of ADMINISTRATION with ihe Will an
neycd OF the estate of Epw,RE LLOYD, late OF the
county last aforesaid. deceased All persons having
claims against the said decedent are hereby warned
to exhibit the same the subscriber or before the
2Sd dsyof October next, or they may by law BE eX
clurlcd rom all bene fit to -Hd estat', and those III
dcbted thereto are required to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this Esd day OF April
1923. JULIUS Fotkfo u Adm r.
with ihp will annexed Of
ap" 25-6w Edward Lloyd, dec d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-23
N0,C IS the time 10 USe .SiOm0Chlc BifierS,
GRIND Restorative to He0iih.

lNOtC rs me tiH{C 10 USC oiONfWCHN I)SfttFo;
GRIND ReStoraticet to HeGiih
nOCT. wEDDERBURN, informs his friends and
~ the public generally. he has on hand at his
shop on FarfaX.strset, large supply OF the aaore
unequslled article, by the bottle, Dozen gallon or
quart. All who DESTROYS of enjoying that inesl
mable blessing. health-r climates like this, where
fogs and miasmas, are so common al this, and other
seasons of the year, will find It to their advantage to
use them two or three times day, great benefits
will be derived from them. In extreme of deb
lily, they have seldom faiedto have the desired eff
feet as can be proved by number of our most r-spec
table citizens of both sexes They have also been
used in many places in Virginia, viz: Richmond, Nor
folk, Gosport, Hampton OH the Potomac, Rappshan
noe and James Rivers, and the lower counties OF
Mary nd-They also have been spoken highly OF
in Eentucky, Pensacola Tallahassee, Key West, New
Orleans, Matanzas, (Cuba), Bermuda, st. Thomas,
St. Bartholomews and Martinique Each bottle has
label of directions and sealed and stamped with my
seal, to prevent counterfelts'
Price so cents per bottle, or IS per Dozen Retail
ers have frequently sold them at 81. Apni25
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-23
CHARLES BENNETT

I'll \ Ni I'D DEN ~ l.
HAS imported by the ship Virginia. arrived here
and the Cambria, at y. York, the following goods
which are offered for sale on the lowest terms for cash,
orspprovcd notes, on the usual credit
Colts blankets, ), 81 and 4point
rose do from to 81
54 and ga fushings
Extra super6ne black, navy blue and steel mixed
cloths and keTseymeres
Claret and navy bIne Ladies cloths
Common and superfEe double milied drabs
Scho6eld's hannels and baises
Kersevs and Forrest cloths; Swansdown and to'le-
AS j, and So Venetian stair aud passage car
peting
Shoe thread
patent threads. assorted from No ISL 80
which with his stock of goods on hand, rendershs as
sortment pretty general -
Rv the shin Boston, expecteddaily he will receive
Pine Apple and Double Glos,er CHEESE of first qua
l,vs # sept 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-23
New Spring Goods.

New Spring Goods.
John NJ JOHNSON x Co. have received by the
- last arrivals from NewYork and Philadelphia, their
Spring supply of Dry Goods, which they bought on
the best TERMS and pledge Themselves to sell as cheap
they can be bought by the yard or piece.
anri'n Il I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12

a. the victory OF Yorktown, which closed the war
of independence, had been made the subject of one
of our National paintings, there was peculiar tit
ness that the victory of New Orleans, which gave
lustrc 10 the close OF our second war, should be
made the subject of another. This went TO shew
the expediency of eniargng the terms of the reso-
luton, aud he should be glad If the honorable mo
yer would make il general, extending its provi-
sions TO hliing the empty pannels OF the rotundo
with appropriate paintings. (The remarks OF Mr.
Everett were impeifcctly heard by our reporter
who apprchends that they have been as imperfect
iy reported.
Mr.. Storrs said, that ne had often thought that
our Naval victories were entitled TO some notice.
well "a the military exploits OF the ARM, and
that Congress could not better occupy some of the
vacant PANELS in the Rotundo, than by filling them
with COMMUNICATIONS OF some of those chivalrous
triumphs Of the Navy that had conferred so much
honor and glory on the country. He hoped the
Navy would not be altogether forgotten, and that
the House would agree TO adopt an amendment
that he should offer to the proposition of his friend
from Massachusetts. Mr.. ). then moved TO add
the followings words, viz &C or such of the victo-
ries achieved by the Navy offhe United States as
in their opinion should be selected for such natio-
nal conmcmoration.''
Mr.. Van Rensselaer, now moved an adjourn
ment. The motion was lost-Ayes 81, Noes 92.
The hour allotted FOR the consideration of rcso-
lutons having now expired, and the orders OF the
day being about 20 be proClaimed--
Mr. Hamilton moved that the rule restricting the
time, be for this day sispen led and the question
being taken, the Ayes were 122, the Noes 70
The majority not amounting to two-thirds, the
motion was lost. Whercupon,
The House adjourned. T.Sdf. Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
Interesting to Citizens Of p-i;rcinio

The following Preamble and i;esoi,i7iors ,,r
dopied in the II. of II. of Kentucky on the l7tl,
uit by vote of to 70 90:
Whereas there is now pending suit in The ST.
prene Court OF the United States, involving tie
eoiiStltu'onaity and validity OF the law limiting
actions OF ejectEpent to seven wears or barrio the
right OF entry after the lapse ofseven years peace
aole possession, and it is Of vital Importance to
the best interests of the State of Kentucky, that
saiI law should be determined constitutional and
valid" Therefore,
ne Il Resolred That the Committee for Courts
o. Justice be instructed 10 prepare and bring in
nii providing for the appointment and ce1nPensa-
non OF one distinguished Lawyer, whose duty II
oe ~ proceed forthwith TO the City of Wash
Tngton for the purpose Of defending the validity OF
said law. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
MEETiNGs ON 90 PEor1.r

We have this day given place to the proceed
,nsS OF me citizens OF Ki7g and queen, friendly
10 the election Of Gen. Jackson
have received the Proceedings Of n meetin =
OF me Citizens of .f"tsfd county on the 7th inst
irendly to General is election (Iohn II. Pev,on
fs:,q' Ia. the Chair, and Talbot Bragg Secretary
hey approve Of the plan OF deputinS delegates 10
me meeting proposed 10 be held liz this city on the
18th inst; and they accordingly constitute John
- ~ psy'on, John bowycr Ir., VIM. II. Peyton
Dr. VIM. Tate, Dr. John Hanger, ana DR. John
~ Moore. their Deputies for this purrose.-1 nov
appointed Il Corresponding Committee of 81 Cit
Zens.
We have also the proceedings Of the Jack on
Meeting in Scoft county George Wilcox ESQ in
the chair, and John s. Martin Secretary The
request their delegates in The General Assem-
bly, 10 attend the Convention Of the Ilth in Rich
nond.
We have also The Proceedings of portion Of
Gen. is friends in King George county OF the
Sd John HOoe, Esq. in the Chair, and Mr.. viii
liam Stuart Secretary have delegated
~. L. l.. Carter their Senator, ". n. Mason ZONE
Of their Representatives in the II. of D. and G.
u. Wallace, 70 represent them in the Legislative
Convention of tho 14ih.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12


Company, addressed the Officer. Of the
Government BY Ciizsn .f Baltimore.
" The turpo Of this work, ts title inlicafS e fad,.
monsrate the rAeenbiiy the projected rs rcse and
banking in Bai1,mcl., ,b;
Purpose IA our Judgment, has been accomplished IN vrrv
ample and satisfactory manner.
III" author eonnenees by formal protest against an i'm
YES ut Ct the public m"ney in aid Of Interested
individuals, without ptePondeSoce the dnection nd
without any security amongst Other srrunent,
equally eogsn ami Apostle he shows that according to Jo
SOU eorPoration is body polite, ptIorissd to bare
common seak head officer .ore abe Gu lbeiy r.o
CONSENT 70 grant o reefve, in lHV any tdag oAin iie
compass Of me" charter, even Ergo, shen
state snS'erbe, money o. corporation, she place, ls erg
na ana IN eject reduced to The level Of Individual
which plainly manifes degradation Tie seereirn pcer
people in all associations ,fonisps OF this ohaaser
aud exhibits in high ree' the superior wisdom Of smpiv
shall 'ray 7nd trey belong 10 4ae S.a; and 10 cot
""e ~ e'.'s, ana atsinsrssid eise for the
mon coVsencs zane community, aud the esssntal nuenr
the tea'E'y a' has been PFos.ed IN OF
IL the further prosecution Of fhi, sui.rt h. author save,
IF - sno'hsr Ies'on against 'ut.crPon tr thl
'eieelsd among ~ ,h-rs, deposje subscription
money ,weie RATS have in tiuss pat aud in eeer
male way with large slices the banking sInc
~, y ~ scheme has been got up, s leaked out, that
~ "tve iun oH with large ameun; OF hank notes,
zoe haJe not yet hsa'd Of heir 5eiqg csugh Aud q. IL in
@ a. NE i1wtInns q euaiipp angel Of the -,siesbv
ate"lAfkeHe c9'ecidrnec a f.p' d. this eah ,zsns;
~ f'fruaed ~ The very bank where the fret payment 81
lh identical Corporation deposited, aud thai e .rn
'si WAS nearly 9ua to the whole
again he ooniinur heoausg the muiied nfefr. ~ Ia
uor have the presumption attempt to e0ul the ,ait in
an MEASURES witch may tend 10 interfere with system
pohey organized tbro' institutions now enjoying an src,
monopoly IN bankng, INT 1886 and Is4so ~ 9th ,vra
me r'ght Of coinage aud Jub'ic credit These IN (,.
| iuither reasons IN favor Of = state hank
bu We ioioear 10 enlarge ~ quotations rom m inprens
"oH 'est uuwitIngy, should commit act Of iIiusee
ana prevent ihoIeug' reading Of the hook. We would
amer excite 5y little foretasis, appetite for the ule
past aDd that deliberate UPON snbisri spee
! 80 merit" - t...',.yJ, r. - :, ~
Ibe above pamphlet s 20 he had in ,son Of Ms,r.
i2ns BerDafd; New York, Mr. T. BI,s; in FhiaJsf
Pns OF ales Carey, Lea h Carey, ~ Wilmington, Of NJ
ishey Ihompsoni IN the stale Maryland OF The different
rr'nea and Booksellers; and in Baltimore OF RiehardJ
maiebeti, the printer, No. 53. Sou'h-stteet.
u Also at the book-tors Of J. H. NASH Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12

.s -, 4, Co-;aW1aa; a.
s 41orT' Jsferson Sar Of Sisuu;en, Nile, naiii.
Maria Dahney u: th.s city.
~ IN the county OF G.ochland, wedye,dsv.
th fh INST by the Rev Fbilp Weber NJ IN, (athry.t
to Miss Darika d. BEDFORD, 18th Of III. ssn, county
on me 18th Dec ls.t ny the Rev. Mr.. Warner dr,
IhomGs Shton, jr. Of Loui.a county, TO Mis-, S.scn
daughter OF Mr. Joseph fariAr of Al6emsrlc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12

YOUNG MAN, who mas knowledge of &C cou,.,
4 n AID who has lived several neerv eort
Office, DESTROYS Of obtaining lie would
flor moderate wsyes,l Of any efedsblc fnplavm,pt Ia
which he could render justice anu satisfaction to his
err Ssaoory Testimonials as t his character, &c can be
prodGo ed and references when reauIfe Latter. from
auy person wishing to employ young man. addressed 10 w
S. SaleU FauquieT Post paid win be promptly attend
Jan 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12

IS no. yet announced; but thai, together VIA tae
details OF the proceedings oi the Convention will
reach you through the Newspapers
.fstt CdSe.-Tle II. of Il. of nelayraro adjourn
ed on the 4ti-in consequence Of their inability 10
elect . Speaker-the Jackson and Adams parties
md days halioting, ard 70 Ballots Both sizes.
o; course; threw the blame upon acch other!
-..sSS-.--
. 70 CORRESPONDENTS.
TIE second uumhtr of IA i.,iies .sf sanviecn
OF hdty ci'yn - 9i.aYo'iah deferred till tusisy
DIRECTORS
,V tie BdnkQ IF Pirsinie and Branches for Tie
year 1928.
q hiciiMoNp.
nv p;, a,hefnnsh Thomas Rutherford Robert c,-ah.
W ,hin hsas Rsndtlrh Harrison, Jf. Garland H. Nit
,e" sq".w T. Taylor, John II. Trir.it, Fo,d As.
Ss, J"hn Allan, James Cray. Blair Buweli Thor, Walden
NORFOLK.
Wm ~ L'rnt, Wu IL Selltn,. ohm Z Tfsf, Walter IL
ron Eugene Higgr,, Burwvll u M,.l-y. Albert Almous
John Souhgsis I'd DELAY, 10 e. Droushtvn Ben. Phi
lard, Robt. u. Safkp, John r. iiarwood. e1' ~ -
PETERSBURG.
Nm Mcfarland, j. IL Brown, J. G. hrniistsaa Ed Row.
Ell, Wm Hasaal, J. L. Boiling T. Nav, lIr.rrI =
,nd'r Chs T. Osborne, Thes. Wallace, This Nelson > .
e. liotson.
FRHDERICKsDuRG.
Hugh Mercer ". Gordon, J. Scott, w a. knos J. NJ r..
,2n' Ns:''J Nhitem9Ie,J Moneure ,. Peck. J u. ns
WIN X. Gordon, J. S. Wexford. Fisiaip, Iue.,;
LfNCIIBURG.
chisweH Dahncy Baida NJ DANIEL .inhn J. C,h,;i nm
tatter,J rhn ~ SAM Clayton, Daniel Brown VIM nc
kenney, Henry DAVIS, John Ca.kie ami hannah Inn q
Leftweh, David Walker.