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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-22
WIITTE JL9LL ron NILE-

2
tEylE 6uLsctib dggng from bis pfcsent
a wi sell hs WHITE HALL E,eoutsn,ns 800
portion Of shitb composed Of Mssponv gs
cod sfouod ~ quality inferior body, on The
Iverfhis Esate hes OF the stage road from Ftede
Iekbg 10 RirbmoBd aud 10 miles from Ffede ksbufr
aud mule. from l.udnS the Hsrpshannook TIE f.f-
ity Of the soil, oomnOdionsness Of improvements 10
UseDg House. Ice House, Barn. Stables aud si Necessary
out houses, the beauty aud beshues II The susor and
gsrfesbtDes a. ne hboi hood renders White Hall The
tustion Of alwho know ~ ~ the desushe
the mssPeny river, from which The house s,ustsd.
Commanding sminence, mile and half distant l'ne
tpe whole hs wbiobSpre front hou the house 70 ~
Syer bsnk Pefsons desrous Of pufohssns. ed e.
call onth suher'br~o will 'hew the premises, aud receive
proposals for sale, until the 10Th u September nes
Which oe will Gfoc sold privately )be os,fes publicly
ihe prenises The purchaser HAYS fedH tie whols
81 sny Fe utther pseulsr sppiy 10 the suhscrher
- White Hall, CsEolSscogsiy. ITO. W. ANDERSON.
Ayoa.. 80. So-fds
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01
From The Ebiscopai Untchmon
TIE TWO ADvENTS
A HYMN ron CnRIsrMAs DAY


lie not with his heavenly crown, his sceptre clad with
power
His coming in fceblans S. the infant Of an hour;
An humble mager Graded first the vi gins holy birth,
And lowing herds coinpsionea there the Lord Of heaven
and earh
He not in his robe Of wrath. viii: ou.retched
To slay.
BIT The darkli paths Of earth to pour celestial day
I" gdt in peace the wandering feet. the broken heart
bind,
And bcar upon The painful cross the Of human Kind
And thou hast borne tlem Saviour meek and therefore
unto thee,
~ drunkenness and gratitude hearts shall offered be,
And grecny tile fest4l hotgh THAI thy ahar lies,
M gpnls our BODIES. all be thine. living sacrifice
ic' again Thy sign shall be upon the heavens dis.
pla,'d.
earth and its inhabitants be terribly afraid,
For in weakness clad thou cons our woes sins
bear,
But gr with oil thy Fathers might his vengeance 10 de-
clare
The Of that awful day Sh who shall understand
Or who abide when thou in wrath shalt lift thy holy hand
The earth shall quake, the shall oar, the in heave
gov pale,
But thou hast sworn and wilt change, thy faithful shall
not fail
Then grant us, Saviour! pass lime in trembling
here,
That when upon the clouds Of heaven Thy glory shall APP
pear
Uplifting high our joyful heads, in triumph rise
Aud enter, with thine angel train, thy temple IT, HE skies
CRAYON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01
GLEANINGS FROM HISTORY

In the fifth century there set Of anaiics
termed Hyl,tes, or pillar saints, who passed their
lives on the tops of pillars OF various height
Simmeon native of Cicia, was the founder Of
this sect. In his thirteenth wear he left the en-
ploy ment of shepherd to enter monastery. With
the most romantic zeal Of religious phrenzv, he
exhibited himself to his ast0nshed followers on the
top OF column 60 feet high, on the mountains of
Syria He died in 46l. aged GO years, of which
he had passed AZ on the top of a column. exposed
10 the inclemencles Of the air. and Of the seasons
aud often supporting himself ,or hours and tor
days on one foot in his elevated situation. This
phrenzy prevailed in the east for many centuries.
The pecuniary fines for homicide. the ordeal or
Judgment of Goo and judicial combat. were str
king peculiarlte, in the laws am, manners of the
northern nations, and particularly Of the Eranks
by this wal like. barbarous people. revenge was es
teemed honorable and meritori0us. he hi.h sp-
tied warrior chastised or sindicatcd with his own
hand the injuries which he had received or nflct
ed The magistrate interered, not to punish but
to reconcile, and was satisfied il lie could persuade
tie aggressor to pay, aud the injured part, to
cept the moderate fine which was imposed as the
price oiblrod. and Of Nhc', thcmcasure estima-
ted according to the rank, the sex, and the country
OF the person slain.
b, the ancient laws Of the Franks, party ac-
cused Of any crime was allowed 10 pruduce com
pursators, or a ce,tan nu,nbcr ii Witnesses. &C
cording to the measure OF the oRonce: and ii these
declared upon oath their belief Of his lnhoceHce. il
was held sufficient eNcu patton. seventy 1850
compurgatots were reqGircd to acqut murderer
OF an incendiar, HE ias'ant peuu'ics occasion
ed by this Absurd praele. r,obably give rise % the
| trial by ordeal, which was termed a. il was hrles
ed to be. the Judgment Of God The c,imlual Wa,
ordered, at tie option OF The aJse, 10 pru>e ~, ii
nocence Or guilt. b, the ordeal of cold water. 81
boiling water, or red hot IRON He was tied hata
and loot. and throw into i pool. 10 sink OF vim ].
he was made to fetch ring rom the bottom OF
vessel Of boiling water or 70 walk bsietooted over
burning ploughsha,es History records examples
Of those wonderful experiments having been made
without injury or pain.
The ancient Persians in general bestowed the
utmost attention on the education Of youlh.-Cbii-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01
Mr.. John A. Parker,
DRY GOODS All AUCTION.

NALL. be Sold al fubhc auction Wcnesdy, ne ID
W n Jonmny 1928, The n,ainng, stock OF D,ytnods
consisting e Norv ch grapes, bombazcts, aud rane,s,
Cncassian paid, Irish linens, swaosowp, Valencia Mar
sccs ael ,ilk vestugs, cacoes, furniture chinz, gng
hams csnhrc, aoonel', Swiss, null and book m,isIi'
evantlnc, Italian utesring and g;os de nap silks, b
aed bchched s.ngs, cashmtre,. Grape, w ,rlno aud
cotton shaw 0oo|en. wolsed, aud silk hose, silk
a"d cotton hdkfs ickings plads and checks; with
ely OF gloves bottoms, sosinp cotlnn, hread, brald
pcnders sowing silks Sc &c For all sums amounting to
500 ore, credit If 60 DAYS for sum not less
tina" $500 mon his over $500 mouths for approved
notes Persons wishing to purchase 4xanie he goods
previous to-tl sale. ]. S VIII fE, .4ncionepr.
Dec % 1877 Is ,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01
Volume VII.

1ren AZ the age of i've years were committed to
he care Of the mag. for the Improvement of 1hei
hlnd and morals. They were trained at the sa.ns
time to every manly exercise.
Epicurns one Of the ancient Greek philosophers
taught that mans supreme happiness consistc, l..
pleasure. lie Hunted the term so as to make I
mean only the practise Of virtue. Though he was
chaste aud temperate vet some of his followers
were the reverse Eplcurus held that the Deity
was indifferent 10 all the actluns Of man; his fol
lowers therefore had no other guide than the III
stnictlse desire Of their own happiness.
A vrtuOus but right severity OF manners was
The characteristic of the Romans in the first aces
of the republic. The private life Of tie citizens,
frugal. temperate, and labolons, had it. inluence
on their public character l}he almost attention
was bestowed in the early formation Of the mind
and character. The Roman matlons did not aban.
don their infants to mcrcenaty nurses; they -
gatded the careful nurture Of their oifsprln,. the
rudiments of their educaton. aud tue necessary
occupations Of Their households as the highest points
OF female merit.
The regular Drama was introduced at Rome
from Greece by i.nius Andrunieue, in the Year
5l4
The earliest Of the old romances appeared ahout
the middle Of tie twelfth century. From this ruii
full stock sprung a numerous Clipping equally Wild
and extravaganza
John Kim of France. who took the field wii;l
10000 men against the black Prince, and .as de-
fa,ed b, lin poic;ieFs is rs ~ IA, cd ii tri-
umph to London. and became t;e fellow prisoner
Of David, klir Of Scotland. who va, dQiea ed in
the battle OF Dutlam By phil'ippa. Quce.. u f.d-
ward Ill.
The state Of England and Of France, ihe t@o
most polished Kingdoms of Europe, furnishes 4
good criterion of thu condition OF society il tic
fifteenth century Even in the large cities 1c
houses were rooted With tla'eh, and had no cNim-
mes Glass windows were extremely rare, and the
floors were covered with straw. IN England wine
was sold only in the shops OF apoheearies.
Paper made from linen rags was inst manuac.
tutel in the beginning OF the fifteenth century
and the use of linen tor shiits was at that ti'uc
very rare piece Of luxury.
Serious alarm had been excited al TIE progress
Of luxury before the fifteenth century, for the Par
lament under Edward III. found it necessary %
prohibit the use Of gold and silver in apparel To al!
who had not an income Of orc hundred pounds
wear: and Charles VI If France ordpine,i that
none should presume TO entertain with mere than
two dishes and mess OF soup
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01

Becgars. Shel i'lan in his lie Of N"i't, relates
the following ancctoe :--'lace. Mhen BE- was in
the country, he received int, 4tnCe ihut thrte was
to be beggar's wedding in the nclghborhoua He
resolved not To miss thc oprofunifN 1t steIna 50
curious a ceremony aud N nlapr that !ie laisat
enjoy the whole completely proposed 60 lir. S1er
i,an that he should 90 thithcr d>gti,.d a. b.lnd
fiddler. with bandase over his eyes, ad De world
attend him, as his man TO lead hiai. lri,s srcon-
tired they reached the scene ii actinn, whelt fhu
blind fhier wa, received vith g1Naus shouts he,
had plenty of meat aud drink and piled the fiddler
and his man with motcthau was ~ ecab3 10 thsni.
Never was more JOYOUS Wedding scene. hes
sung they danced told their stories. era, hsd t:ei7
liukes &c in vein Of humuur nrnrr entertaining
TO their two guests than they probably would hAtc
found in an, other meeting oil the ike occasion.
When they were about 10 uepatt they pulled DIT
their leather punches and rewarded the fiddler
very handsomely The nest da, the Dean and
tie Doctor walked out il iei usual dress. and
found their cuulpauions ct the preceding evening
scattered about III d!e,ent pct u the tntd aad
uei. 0uoring village, he guy ihcr CHARITY in doip
fui strains, aud telling dlsn,a stores 81 thrii iii,
lrc,S A,,ung tsrsc th-y f,atitl uan, upon crutciI
e, aho ilstl danced very nimhl> at thr wr'.tIi
M .r, stone uliu,., Who hai been Etil,c,i, rlra
.lrhIfi ID the feast. ihp Eoctli ,tistiihutti /.
m,.au thna, TIE money which ne lad rpsel' ed a.
his pay: Tit tNc 1rai, "tip G.nripas hatpi tines
,taf,i, ,agrant., iAtr' { rm aLj,ltS. td thcn II
what rlauiiti he hhi cteH pf.sr:t ~ tilr welding
a,,., Nm, III irio lpr fu. tan,. and a,.lfea tleiu
th+i II th4, did not inu.e,!iat,ly afhh q hia.z
!atur. he 0uGl haze ti'e,a tANea ~ a'rl s,.t Ia
,aij; viertO.on ;Aa iGar "atr more l.opArr.r
i!.eir l!ss and iAe 81 nj 'heA :, =. 90 MAX
yer. piecpl-te !et4eat.
A l;tt's Z, c9i ytlL.ts mn IL hpLng.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01


Ltrer Complaints. scr~5uia, or kiag's Erii.
.Nercartot Disedse, iamours, Patrid Sore Throat,
refer, Ulcers, sc. sc.
part cniary beneficial Rheunapsrs its eff ects he
ing such IS completely to remove tie Compliant
In all entaneans diseases, affections the akn pei
haps there IS no medicine THAI has been more eminent,
successful Ia the early Stages OF Consumblo it will! b.
found OF einiaen service Ii affords cecttal relief ii,
Sabd,hhc and Nercnraat Diseases
vera cases. II iaindct save been radically removed
b the use ~ unl, d trw bottles.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, taken away by its powerful
virtues; aud wne,e Chld Concerned is know to
be SANITARY operative and tor that puip pose kent by tr
hes be useG in the c3mI lahts inc.de TO the Change
he
III aAsfciuc Warranted Genuine and il euna 10 al,
now 10 Gse \ IL Carefully prepared ion the original re
fIpe BY JOHN A PARKER
Directions far osing this Medicine, and certificates frcn
rSec able persons VINO II has rocaHy cured OF yaIons
cogff med diseases, accnupan, each BIO tie.
THIS Panacea has been mEhl, recommended by MAJ
tespccttpi Asuans, AID PgtrsSprs il the Uaivrrso j
Pnasguaata II has peitorme.i remarkable cures al :
all tio Is ui experience and skill have failed tin,
" wv ~ VIII prcsent ConsnmploHs as il carries of II
compliant THAI terminate "a tins fatal wde spreading dis.
II is we'll known fact, thai die with this dl
than of any other to which the human aln, arc Is
'osed. Indeed has spread to such alarming extet
and certain III its operaon when it has 70; the
ascendency that We cannot be too careful in ppnY the
bud the diseases that generaeit.
In where Mercury has been used, the effects
which remain " the system, il Invaluable me dicnt
II the constitution its wonttd ygor and sound
ness and completely eradicates the evils that attend it,
man, more can bear testimony 10 its good effects in this
atlcular
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01
please to take Notice,

Tly vt application will be made t. te mex General AS
4 s-mblv of this State for additions supplement to
tie entitled An Act to athosc the ow nets and pos
SCISSORS Of The swa,nps and ow grounds si,uat ed upon
branch leading into Asa i,a to cut ch or drain
through tie same ADAM DkANARD.
November 49, 1877
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01

ST Peters Church. Rome. is 4 largest ar,l Tie
bcauIItl church in the world | is ~ '-tt oiG, $40
broad. and 500 gh the hei.l.; Ut Ne bFY OF tn.
cnuch from ground the UPPER past q TIC ceiling,
- feet Sixeen persons may place temseigas - He
eosuar top over the dome, which is mla'J ,Ehed
the 90 of jane. BY 1910 lamps ard e0Oa fteols, ple
senting The most deliS hful spectacle.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01
WILMINGTON Del. III sDAY, JANUARY 1. 1928.

TO be derived from the of this medicine " i'll have
tendency 70 confirm the public in their good opinion Of .
and also 10 convince HE OF the truth Of HE
wonderful cures which have been effected by it
S. f., Past SEPT. g.
"Sprng Grove, Lancaster county
Pa. August II, 1927
RESPECTED SIR,
teel grea pleasure in informing you of the ncalculable
beneh's have received from taking bottles Of ,onr
Panscea which purchased when last in Philadephia
After sng one bottle the pain my breast which has been
very severe times Tor several wears past entirely sub.
sided and after The Of the second, ny cough aud the
splitting Of blood eiIectualy ceased and feel m, self
il perfect health. Nonrs respectfully,
DAVID M'KARAuIR.
Mr. John A. Parker
.sotd LyaPpointment by y H3RL.4.N, No. l35,
'Varhet STREET. Yearly opposite the IoWa Hall,
Wiimington. Del.
June 90. G4-p en-
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Number Gle.
CONDITIONS OF rnk WATCHMAN

4 u terms are, TO those who pay, during the mouth OF
,t-y ., Juy, SIX months in advance FDnr Uett,8 a
- t,,n tnns. who do not pay as above, F,D, U0H0ts
~. ~ minded, Ii sub scrlbcr WISHES to decline, he
u tne editors Of his retention before ne FIRST Of
=. ., l.c,nber, a. nay ali arrcarases Withnnt !,
h,.. wi'h thesc conditions, 40 paper Willie dseon.
lsxstpt 4, The option Oft editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Neeii.rtnent, M exceeding twelve lines, for tern,
btn II eu n,pniis ION times tnr one ,al andtwcn-
Int t5rryerv su5seqacn, insertions Ions ones III plo
bmi,i. Advertiser, ~ requested 4" SPECIFY ~ writing
n I Heir advertisements are 10 ne inserted, o. they
n H. continued Ill forbid. Ietlels to thu Editols,to in
ID a. en.ion must be post tald
ilvertsaing 6ytheyear.
h. Subscribers. To Subscribers
fve@ Us 90 year us, 9
i months q, w months y, %
do d, 50 8 do. s.,
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oAvrloN TO PURCHASERS.

THU medicine had been used TO moro than seven years
before an effort made 10 initiate III but he great de-
nand for It, and It's have induce great
humber uf rsons mlta'e il in various ways--u~ ards
f Gfv different mixtures have been g up N imitation OF
IT, 7glek is a CONVINCING bro. ci 'ag qedicne z. great
tue Some seg aiila and nintr sNlups, luz
POSING them oil the guolanl for the aacea otheTs are
IA King tae genuine cdcne With noi.srs, &c. making
tbree BOTTLES f,ve thus rtansg s"' OF rsvtrlnes
otsrs az nsing HE genuine Papace ~ trr boes to per-
rrp curts II oitin ctrhc0feS grt eron teeHtdaon
&c These limitations and .iu CITATIONS have. IN many IN
stnccs protraclcd the FernYs OF pa tents IN diseases
where the genuine PaQcea would have proved instantly
efcacous therefore deem i, da;l owe the public
10 assure them that the composition Of NY Panacea is not
known nor was ed o any oher perso IN any
way whatever and conscqnenty a, all other mixtures
REPRESENTED be mne arc fraudulent Inpos''ions
WM SWAIN
No 22i Chesnui street, between Seventh ano
Eighth reefs, nrA Masonic Hall, Philadelphia
NJ Communications post paid and order from any part
ul the world, viii receive immediate aitentI"n
TO- Sold in Wilmington at NJ. JOfiNSON's
DRuG AND MEDIcINAL STONE. NO. w, .Hdrhe
STREET and also, by J. BitlNGHCRsT.
Ncl lh, 1927. WV
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econ Of ne Pcpnsy lvana ilNpnai, &c
The ycrrtahc S, rnp, called Swami Panacea, prepared
bt NJ SWAIN, OF Philadelphia, has recently been 'ntr'd''
hr Ii, r prlce, tlon, the United Sta es OF America
were It j. nnw easively used IN the treatment OF va
raj, ct Chronic Diseases.
d, M efficacy ii this preparation Dr.. Price has had abun
,n ii most satIsiac ny evidence during course ut ex
t,rlt, made unlef hs directions whilst Surgeon OF the
.enSy .a,a Hospital and snce IS arrival ~ England,
NJ h MI the good fortune ut witnessing many adlt onal
ms, .nc..s IT IL succes>ul administration
Iht liseases in whic' this Medicine has been particular
y,,c arr. those srsnA from constiuo al .auses--as ~
nc var,,us forms # scruua, whether ac citing He bones,
,ont, or sntt parts and ~ Cases where disposition tn
tl, disease manifested by debility only y npc afs AS
IA yenve to lie local dlstae 10y S beneficial effects on
Inc cnlution. II is equally etiicaclouN N Mcrc"a dis
ese and IN the secondary forms Of syphilis and has late
!. Seen gwen with ked success II chrome diseases a
IN. LIVER which had ,csisled The caitg exhibition o
lacrcary IL has, hkeN,sc iccenly bee II adr"hser
Nh tlecled ai,adasr ~ one o. tit most aattngusl
I'd Surgeons IN London, 10 ease which had entfcy dc
toye,! The rght OF the laticnl and grea "Ttior
VI i,c siee Of the face WM PRICE, NJ. ID.
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Fgvils Medicine mas a.enel vcvcy'cnded and esah
l.sne,! ccebrt, Il, Pta and plla,c prac
N.ca e.i..a J alone has supported upWsds OF c Bh
,eara
4 priag fl7purfer, i nay gi,eunr@ constitutions
e. 4ousaad, ~ by rs opf@t9H p" ne h'o" NAV ,nch
ssalri.- ise- have been performed those Who
II 3Ysed u isDorltg aUd,l pulmonary affections, On
th. ,sct OF - ict"c s'.h As mt @ intercept
lttIl 1l,irss ,cls,irv REQ its on the common
ef,iu 81 nodera nuln a"t. aoves "a ay tue
HI; j, i ls correct e tcnacaces 70 ~" ianeL
Ii, .,cs winch orytne'c IN ,ltlcd blood, diseased
|, 'y. .ii II n. cyils nh,,a III nsnccrs-t y
81, So oiicn ocr Sums W ho, Is aif'std IL
fair IA .o3al fts t.qp c4nuacaa lancet Il NJ uah #
.ihu nae a..ta ana re 'tastaas u Ae F1gi"WtofSM
ftHitUAA.
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10 THE AFFLICTED I!
tRkt.k'S
Vegetable Nenovating PaMacea.
NNR TlIE CUHE nv

vetii, prepared from the original recipe All warra
led cquai tot any ntlse
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01

a little 6 /. cs'laIts nash ipt".f.
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NH, medic ne has the singular fortune, lust tribute TO
lis great mrn', OF heaE rccommemeh ny ue mos ceie,
brirl Pr,conrrs o! Medicine th. United States and
r h,.,, whereas o the spurious mixtures made
Il intiou OF il, las Tie least support from the medical
tcnt Ihl, offers argun,' nj so plain and concn-
Nr tL,t ii need nniy to be mentioned TO enforce
lcuou,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

Ill a mas lag Of quofuu OF the hn'i-Jactlsor
Io'teSP"nt:ng Committee Of ,'it.enmoed ft,uhiv
holden st Wttehead's lnie in the tcwn 81 Snfii on
""d""s 'av Tie 2 day OF Apt, i"lG. thc following
resolutions were adopted:
On motion. Rrs2ired, That Mus Rrpurcn, ESQ.
oe appointed President OF this .Neetug, and that John
>. bENSo% be appointed Secretary.
On mo'iun Resairc9, Thai ii. follow inf, gentlemen
De added 20 the Corresponding Conm Itiee, for tie
Eourry OF Nansemopd
rT. VIM Shepherd. Or. Crawlcy Finnev.
DR.. John Murdaugh, Or. VIM s. Eiddick
Matthias ZONES, Andrew McAIstcr. BRAY y.
Walters, John c. ,Tinkins, francis D. Cilarl-
ton, Matthew benson, Henry r. Waterbury.
Thomas Oliver, Charles T. Hoffman, Owen
K. Flynn, Jesse Perry. George w. F. Das-
he'll, WIN. Cofleld, Ecdar Cherry, John b.
Benton, Timothy J.. Smith. Mills Mansfield
'oaa Parker, (of Ky John &. Cohoon, David
Duke, (of Jas.) Daniel Baker, Miles Grif}en.
John HarrcIl, (ofJob) Thos. w. iianniford.
John IiarrelI, (Somcrton,) Abrain ID. Jones,
Norficet Jones, John ID. Laneston. John Nor
fleet, (of JoS.) David O'Shcal, James Parker.
Richard II. Riddick, Thos. Savage, John Sa-
wage, Edwin Smith Jothro Smith, James G..
Smith, James Woodward. James Young
David l.. Meltoar, VIM. Hasteil. VIM. Faux
James Hare, Abel Savage, John Hamilton,
ST. Jesse Harreli, Elvy Russell Jesse Wig
gins, Dcmscy Byrd, John Smith, (of Jno)
Samuel HarrcE, David Harrcll, Willis Par
kcr, Robert Riddick, Absaom Barnes, WIN.
Barr, Ely BarrelI, Watson p. Harroll, John
Goodmany John L. Smith, George God
win, Moses Williams, Nathaniel F. Phillips,
Willis Norriss, Thos. Goodwin, ST. Jhos. Fl. 7.
Goodwin, DR.. Edwin Boyd, Merit Briggs, Ro-
bort Lawrence, Thos J. Gibbs, Mills Butler,
Jordon benson, Robert Cutchin Cutchin,
John Campbell, james benson, Edwin Phi
lips, Thos Weathcrly, Stephen Nolns sen'r
Stephen Nclms, r. William Mmphey, Micha-
81 Murphey, VIM. Nclms, Bennett NJ Deford,
Aaron Williams Peter Asburn, Wilson Nor
feet, Jesse Hodges, James Primer, James
Saunders, Solomon Johnson, John Johnson.
James Russell, Josiah Parker, David Parker,
Herman Hare, 1hos. Copeland, Thos Nixon,
Joseph II. Goodwin, Demscy Jones, scn'r, Eli
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09
BOROUGH on NORrOiI,.


~ a 'a'eting OF the Ant Jackson Corresponding
oi''n''''ee OF the EO.orgh OF Norfolk held at tae
oo"F'-'- iae ga tnursd evening, the 81 list. Ia
pursuance .. public notice, motion il vas
Committee:
William Stark, Jesse Ewel james MINI
mo, James Tucker, Louis Arnaud Joseph L.
Allyn, ID. c. Berraud, James BOYLE, Wilson
boush, L. Boraul,l, T. Brette, John L. Bcalc.
john Easaeit, W!lloughhy Butt, Nath'l Ber-
Try, +. q. Bcnlord, Joseph A. Harron, Peter
hrunet, " m. Bosom, Gary W. Butt, VIM
Cooley, 2. /. Cohen, John Ca,af, Alex. Clarke.
ST. Joseph II. Clarke, -ieX'r Clarke, If. 'Ehos.
Constable, Nath'! Currier, Joseph Clarico,
Joseph +. Cunningham, David Duncan,
Ihos. DIXON, Joseph Dccorinis. John Duns-
tan, u III. /. Foster, l'ilda!oy Graham, John
y. Ghlieson, John ID. Gordon, James Gilbert.
| Joseph Granier, Michael Griffin. John Green.
Elias Guy, Eugene HIGGINS. Philip Hcno,,
! Nm. D. Henley, john w. Hall, Samuel
hodges, Stephen Harris, Richard Holstcad.
>. Hartshorn, VIM. Johnson, Vincent Lea.
John Murphy, laues Mitchell, Hugh McQuil-
in, Joseph Nurden, Timothy Mason. Samuel
Ii. McCraw, james +. N;nmo, Thos. +. Nix-
on, Thos. Owens, Vincent i'arlato. Robert
Robertson, Charles Reid, VIM Rogers,
ihos. b. Seymour, Jacob Sinister, Louis Sau,,
teiau, JON Ghustcr, Fowler smith, Samuel
Smith, John Vincent, Henry g. Walker, Ioln
Waller, James Young.
i2,S,'"cd, tha! i've pi oeei'.;5 Of his meeting h
published IN the rras o. his Borough and 10 the Riche
Inoud y h's.
STEPHEN WRIGHT, C,ay,a,u,.
JOS ~ RaSEEF.OS. .sgc',u