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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-24
Notice.

Mrs. N. NJ. CRUlKsIIANK will open SCHOOL
Iyl for Young Ladies' in Wolf-street in this city,
Tuesday the 18th inst where the following branches
will be taught, viz Reading, orhogrsphy, Writing,
Arithmetic. Geography, English Grammar, Rhetoric,
Composition History. Natur.l Philosophy, Chsms'ry'
Reference may be made to President Chaplin and
Professor Ruggles, of the Columbian Colleges Mr. 10
seph Andrews, DR.. 7. p. Jones, DR.. Sewali, and u.
Wallach ESQ of Washington. july Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-24
UMibreNa lost.

VINHE person who purchased slip Of writing.paper
i in Mr. George Whites Auction-store, on Saturday
evening last, and took from thence my Umbrella, Q
presume through mistakc,) will very much oblige
BY returning it. The frame has been newly covered
with Holland and has my name written on one OF the
cloths near the border BENZ. I. FENDALL
July 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-24
800 Acres
trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
QY virtue ola deed of trust from John Kpp, of the
ID city of Baltimore. and Mary, his wife, to the sub.
scrbers for the benefit of his creditors the subscribers
will sell at public SALE the premises; fhsday,
the S0fh instant, at IL o'clock,
a Valuable Tan Yard,
situate. lying. and being at the of oronoko and
Water ,reets, in the city Of Alexandria, fronting 81
feet 81 inches Oronoko street, and running back.
binding Water street, 800 feet. TO the Potomac RI
yer. The eligibility OF the situation, and the value OF
this property, too well known to require further
dcscr ptiou.
balance in two equal payments in one and two years,
with interest from the day Of sae the payment OF the
credits to be secured by notes. with security TO be APP
proved by the Trustees. The title is believed TO be
inJisputabic. JOHN SCOTT,
JOHN GLENN,
Baltimore, 9th July, 1929. Trustees.
July -3tRwt5OthJuly
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-24
AUCTIONS.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
.Pews, COachee, etc

ON Friday, "a inst at 10 O'Clock, A. ~
Will be sold ut the Auction store Of King and
st. Asaph. streets,
TWO PENS in st. Paul's Church, on the south
aisle, at convenient distances from the pulpit
II COQchee and Harness,
! or mich cows, handsome mahogany sideboard
secretary, nearly new; wire safes
Window glass by9 several cotton and hair mattresses
A lot of Bacon and about tons Plaster.
Together with variety OF other articles some Of
which have been sold and net taken away.
" Purchasers will please call for their goods with.
out delay, that sales may be closed. july21
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-24
GilEaN Goods.

vINIIE subscribers n'end making change in their
l. business in September, and, with a view ofselIng
off or reducing their stock of Goods offer them, till
that PERIOD at very small advance upon the cost. The
assortment is large, sessonable, and general and buy
ers BY wholesale or retail. will get them at reduced
prices. JAMES WIN. SCOTT.
iulX H-lH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-24
handed this day .

4 ND for sale by the subscribers, further supply Of
N Dupont's sporting gunpowdcr, of every grain, and
rock powder for blasting Also, 50 boxes sperm can.
dies, different sizes.
July 81 A. c. CAZENOVE q CO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-24
AE:HlE ANlDNINs
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY q. 1899.
The Thermometer, yesterday, stood at so'-
There was lively air from S. w.

We are at a loss TO see how the Telegraph
can charge Us with coun,enancing the trick re-
Gently played on the Postmaster General, in the
case Of the Postmaster al Russell, in Massa-
chuse,:s. We mentioned the fact merely TO
show what kind of Reform is going on-how
studious the Administration are in inquiring
into character wien they bes:ow Office, and how
much the ,ciH Of The People, gra'iied" Truly,
Of many Of the late appointments we may well
say:
"a breath can make them, breath has made"
The Telegraph indirectly accuses Judge
MCLEAN of malleasance in Office. Sufficient
charges" says the Telegraph, abiding 10 the
case of The Postmaster Of Portsmouth,, Ohio,
|" to call for this removal, were presented three
years ago;" and thereupon gives letter from
an Office seeker, convicting the Postmaster Of
the heinous sin Of being an Adams man. Our
readers haze read the strong and decided letter
Of Judge MCLEAN to this vety Postmaster; and
we ask if his word and declarations are not 10
be taken in preference TO the anonymous charges
of an Office hunter, backed bv The assertions OF
the Telegraph! Judge MCLEAN is in bad
dour with the q" powers that be.
lit win be recoected that parcel OF idle, good
frnotbnr bows got up the petition, and procured the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-24

Tea, Sugar, Molasses, &c.
Y ANDiNG from s-hrs Washington and Pioneer,
IL az b,f chests Gunpnwdertes) u.r, en-. ,,
270 10 ca,ty boxes Imperial do r NV Nv"
IL II aud 8 ID boxes 7. II. doS my
SO hogsheads n. Orleans moasses, for retailing
25 do st Croix sugar
25 bags Porto Cgbello coffee
IS do St. Domingo do
1900 lbs banbox and book binders boards
And for sale by S. MESSERsMlTH.
July 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-24

-Claret Wine.
yIyHE subscriber has just received and offers for lale
at his BottIing Cellar. on Roysl.street,
PURE CL.aRET WINE,
at rs cents gallon, 90 cents single bottle. Also,
bv the c,sk. ., from IS to SIS dollars.
;nlv % r. J. sALvETAT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-24
For \ew.York.
Chloride Lime, Copal Varnish, &c

GUST received and for sale. one barrel of tia,
% liable and cheap Antseptc Scotch Chem'c or
Chloride of lime, eounisr remedy to all G'imqf pci
:sas, and recommended To citizens ,uscessfu
preventative against the inodorous smells which are
sngendered in cellars backwards, or other PAGES
where free access Of air cannot be obtained render
ngthe ar perfectly pUre-therefore deserves the notice
of all who are concerned in the health and cleanliness
Nf the town.
Also, received supply Of best COP4L I.3RNiNH
suitable for Chair and Cabinet makers. and superior
Coach varnish, together with the
FOLLOWING PAINTS:
Caromc Yellow, Chronic Green. Red Lead White
Lead Li,herage, Red and Yellow ochre, Umber Prus
sian Blue, Sermiilion, &c
On hand, the Joilo,oing Dye Sfnfs:
Consisting Of Nicaragua, Red and Loswoods Coch-
neal, Arnatto, Nutgslls, hsddev, Sumach, Turmeric,
Alum, Copperas, Indigo, Cream Tartar. &C.
With General assortment Of
Drugs aad Medicines,
which are respectfully offered to the attention Of the
public by WILLIAM LANPHlER Co.
ial2 q South side King near Royafstreet
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-24
Public Sale

DY virtue Of deed of trust TO me, bearing date the
ID 18th April, 1897, and duly recorded in the Office
Of the County Court of Fairfax shall proceed 10 SELL
public SALE at Fairfax Court House. Tuesdoy the
ED Of September ner between the hours of II and l.
p. u. certain tract of Land, "lyng and being in the
county aforesaid the waters Of Lite.Rocky Cedar
Run, and both sides of the Fauquier Alexandria
Turnpike Road. commonly called the Willow Spring,
the being bounded by the lands of Henry wha
ley the heirs of Benz. Berkeley, Joshua Hutchinson,
and Mary c. Henning, except about four acres part
thereof, sold to Henry whaley in 1918, the residue
containing
$50 Acres
or less. The terms will be made known at tie
sale and such title be conveyed to the purchaser
vested by the deed of trust.
p july 22--cots j. l. MCKENNA.
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lit will be recollected that parcel of idle, good
fonothng boys got up the petition, and procured the
appointment of one of the most worthless vagabonds
in The village. The fellow has since been Norton
;zed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07
OFFICE SEEKERS.

a corresdondent OF the U. s. Gazette Of Fila.
deptia, writes from Washington that, at is stated
on the best authority that the annoyance 10 which
the President bas been subjected BY those who
come to solicit for Offices is extreme. These office.
seekers are not merely imporiunste in prcfcrrine
their claims, but press them in a manner which is
the reverse OF courteous They intrudc upon
his private hours. and pcrforste the whole Of the
rooms OF his MANSION TO get q peep at him." &c
We know not what degree Of truth there Is in tlIi.
statement; but we would suggest plan TO relieve
the president from "this incesssnt siege" We're
we 10 his place, would not suiIer single Office.
seeker 20 approach him wihi impor,unate re
,itton.--I-ci US imagiac scenc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07
LAND FOR SALE

LAND tOR SALE.
tN VHus u deed Of besrinr date the 2sh d,v az
November is21 ard duly recorded the CLERKS oes
% ne county court OF hmrfs, 90 the BIB dsy Of Jsnusfz
1885, whereby James g. Pendston Of SAID county corr
vsysd to the undersigned 10 trust for the purpose, iersia
ntDiioned ope certain tract parcel Of land eoptsoju
7oS acres. he The same more lees lying aud being in hs
county 81 Amherst ON Bpesioe both sides of .h,
road frcn, New Glasgow 10 Lynehburs, and sdiuinr IN
aod' OF David Garland being the Isrd which Tho,
AIdridge purchased Of John Csmm aud John Wsrviet
snd whtb was conveyed by said Thos Adf and .tb,
ns D., "ne 10 the said James Pendeton, BY deed -a
ing ase me .oth dayof April iats :bs Oh ssOndsr
the 18TH day OF June next before the out door of the ~
gle Hotel 70 ,he City Of RiehmonIs proceed SELL 10 ne
highest bdder al public sueI cash, oil psr of d
tact Of land which lies east Of tie sad rad with m sI s
vest OF The 's'd road 10 inslude the brD containing
by 10 recent survey SsS acres, for the purpose.
w That portion Of ssid tract which will be sold
her two story brick gwsins bos,P With
os houses the susoyi. healthy water good Bghcrrhooa
greeset Improvement IN good Condition, snd plantation u
ger good system 4 culture. The title isbeevd TO he an
hi;puisble but ,rng as uurses shall sell add cQusey
only Tie title vtstd 10 US.
Pm. NICHOLAS, 3r.,.,.
Wbi. NIKERYIS, i'"''''s'
Apply f0s- ,as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07
RICHMOND. APRIL ?.
TO the Editors of the Richmond ENQUIRER.
I ;.ts.,.i 4: = -

TO the Editors of the Richmond ENQUIRER.
am sa'ishesi, on knowing the writer OF Sgd.
ney, thaethc nsinuation oil connection with the
University. is without foundation. X adj the wri-
ter been known, the remark would not have bee n
made; nor that assembling TO him the fact, OF hay
ing borrowed his views from others.
1t may be necessary 10 assure you, that my in
formation appeared to me wholly above exception.
The diversity Of facts, arises mainly from diver
shy Of opinion bstween Sydney's inornants and
mine. With great Respect, Yours
CIViS.
TWe have been furnished with the s,ateme nts
Of the Attending Physician, and the Proctor, (Nir
Brockenbrough,) sustaining Sydi,ey's statements,
In relation TO the number Of sick, among the Stu
dents, and in the Pavlons, and in relation 10 the
quaotity of fiat roof.
thority on which his Statements are founded il he
obtain the permission of the individuals who
are not officially connected with the University.
In consequence Of this amicable and liberal ar
rangement between Sydney and Civis the con-
troversy between them as to the origin of the Ty.
phus fever, is herewith terminated.
We seize this opportunity to state, that no row
case Of the Typhus Fever has occurred for scve.
raj weeks; that every appearance of danger has
vanished; and that the Students are resuming their
Studies.
COMMUNICATED.
T.9LE.NT-Prize Essay on the Diseases OF
Child en-
N1vo-At 1cutS dtca,ato Pf0cdam r1e1brd
frrgaf, ct fotuu, grennio Dea fofif in aitss
Idatiae iscos ubi meiii, omaracu, iiiun,
Fleribua,et duisi o,pirans eon,pkxefitur.
Ifneilos, lib. I, ., 6sI.
The last number Of the Medical Recorder con-
taius, as its leading article, an able and classic
Prize Essay on the above mentioned interesting
class Of diseases, from the pen OF fellow
zen, DIR. Nj. Page. The present production serves
TO sustain the previous reputation OF the author,
whilst it enhances the value of the Journal.
[UT This is the 2nd Prize Essay with which
the pen Of Dr. Page, of this City, has graced the
Medical Recorder.-Two years ago, he received
large and most beautiful Silver Cup, va
lusd at one hundred dollars, as the hon.
orary Prize for an Essay which he had contribute
ed to its pages; and il is circumstance which re-
fleets brighter lustre on his talents, that he has
won second honor Of the same description.-ED-
IToRs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07

n raluabls Tract IF Chesterfield Land for Sac.
LDURSUAET 60 dsuse Of the Superior Court ~ Chan
for the Richmond district pronounced on the 2g,
day Of msfoh 1879 IN the osse Of Bfsnth Cheahs sn
Bdffvo ChssibshI ,Tsn WeJns,day "a. 3qiS d.
" April 1922 the premises, st the ho Of IL O'clock off,,
o ,e, public auction, 10 tbs hiEhe: bidder for cash
tact u lard IN ssd decree mentioned lying and btins in
county of Che.er6eb aud ernisinng about four ksntrsa
acres, whsTeoD Mrs. Mirbs Chssthsu lately resided.
On tbs Isni there y comfortable dwelling house and re
esssfy out houses.
}. GUERRhNT. Ms GRID.
or one OF his Deputies.
sOF5h = Iro-fds
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RE virtue ~ deed 81 tIut sssoGfsd TO by ID. Root
- Bun5n, vheh n ofrscofd 10 the oFse Of tbs rcfk
Bukinshsn county and intended the psyyu 20
debtto Thonss Dsuie Col shslI ssr, Tor rash,
Buckngbsn courthouse the second Monday irM sy mss
ihst teug day ,svers likely negroes; many
nay he suhcsnt Jsy the balance ~ ihe debt due
sad deed. WILLIAM DROWN Trustee
Ai!a lOa--wfs-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07

led Gen SCOTS propositions 10 him, with the Offer.
OF Through Tor ~ Give months.-The General is
now on Visit to hh s,icuds in Dinwiddie; and
We are not informed what Is the course which he
means to take.-But, it is obvious that the offer
from the War Department is conceived In the
most accommodating Spirit; as it will enable Gen.
Scott to abide any decision, which the mex Con
gress may make, az to the abolition Of the Office
(ot Major General, or any other organization og
the Army.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
| The editors Of the b. Commercial Chronicle Haze
ut. to the 18th February incIusive.-H. NJ. ship
VICTOR arrived at Kingston on the 9th February
~ days from Carthagena, and brought accounts
that the Peruvians had declared FOR Bolivar, and,
that he had proceeded to Peru with 5000 men. in
whose presence he was to declare himself Dicta-
tor The same vessel also brought accounts thaS
Admiral Guise on some occasion Of rejoicing WAS
killed by the bursting Of a cannon which had not
been fired FOR some years. The Admiral was an
Englishman and highly respected by the public
authorities and inhabitants.
9J'In the proceedingsp published on Friday last,
OF the meeting in Williamsburg small mistake
made-The motion that the proceedings should be
hed in public, was made by Mr.. Coke and NOT by
Mr. Christian, as is stated.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
This is the month Of Elections throughous Viz
GINA for Members Of Congress, and Of the State
Legislature. The following are the only retu.hs
which have yet come TO hand:
-c0NGKESS.
In King George, the vote was for John TalTa-
ferro, the late Representative, 100; willoughby
Newton l6.
In the .NOtto,oay, and Susser Districts, no oppo-
siiion TO Archer and Trezyant, the late Represen-
tatiy5s
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
King George-Ed. Oldham lls, Nehemiah
II. Mason llo-No opposition.
.NottotDay---H atchet,' DR.. Austin Wat
kinss
Susser-James billiard, Gen. Richard Eppes--
no opposition.
STATE SENATE
King George-August Neale 76, -. Chinn
Al.
Yesterday, the Election took place in this coun-
~, (Henrico)-Tbe contest for the Legislature
was an animated one, and it eyeptuated as fo..
lows:
For Congrcss-Andrcw Stevenson (our late
Representative 3l5-No opposition.
House Of DfIegates-John G. Williams 300,
Jaquelin b. Harvie 2ll-J. p. White 1872, H. A.
Mayo l42, VINO. Mosby 80, Jesse Snead 81.
VIM. cambridge g.
Not Of the last Legislature.
MARRIED. On Saturday the 4th inst. by. the Esv. NJ
Kerr, 1IJ. Jesse Of 10 Ha,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07
CONGRESSIONAL

The following laconic Address has been made
by Gen. Smyth to the Freeholders OF his District
1t IS literally m'utum in parse:
TO the Freeh0llers of the counties Of Uashin o.
ton. Wy'he, GraysOn, Russell, TG=ereH, Lee,
and Scott.
Fellow Citizens: I take this mode of making
known to you my desire 10 serve you again in the
Congress of the United States
As new administration of the executive CO.
vernment has commenced, il is proper the people
should know the opinions of those who offer 10 rep
resent them, as to the policy avowed by the Presi
dent. His objects seem 10 be, l. To guard the
freedom Of elections from the eorruptions of Fede.
raj power; 2. Economy of the public resources;
B. dirninution OF the number OF federal officers.
and the acceleraon OF the duties of those remain.
ing; d. Topay of the national debt; 5. To pre-.
serve and improve the means of national defence;
6. To preserve union, and peace. In efeciine
these objects the President will have my support,
should again have a seat in Congress.
Your fellow citizen,
ALXR. SMYTH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07
ELECTIVE FRANCHISE.

II is singular fact that the Constitution of vr-
GINA most strongly resembles the Royal Charter
OF Rhode Island, in its restriction upon the Right
of Suifrage.-In Rhode Island freehold worth
Si34, IL requisite, except TO that favored class
he eldest sons Of treehoiders. Gan execrable re-
lie OF the doctrine OF primogeniure!) Some of
the Citizens OF that State, however, contend that
suffrage here is freer than il is there because our
land is more abundant, cheaper and more accessi-
BILE TO the monica capitaists.--In both states, an
effort Is now going Oh, 10 knock off such restric-
tons, and open the door to all white male, adult
citizens, with slight restrictions of taxation and
residence 10 the elective franchise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07
March %, 1929.

ORGANIZATION OF CITY GOVERNMENT.
On Wednesday last, the Election for Common
Councilmen took place in the several Wards of
this City. The following Gentlemen were elect
cd
Monroe Wdrd-E. w. Rootes, Martin Drew
ry,' John Goddin,' Preston Smith, r. e. Scott,
James + Heath, James Lyons, jr. Charles H.
Hyde, John Bosher.
Madison Uard--John G. Williams, J. Ru,hcr-
foord. James Bosher, G. a Myers, Jas. McKil.
doe Otis Manson. G. III. Baechus, John Shore :
James Rawlings
jefferson WGrd-John Enders, John y. Lam
caster, Ansel French, Samuel Sublet, Henry
Clarke, Thomas Peterborough William =.
Thompson Nathaniel Charter Thomas Prid-
| dy.-
On Thursday, the organization Of tho CITY OIL
GERS took place. Joseph Tate was re elected fau-
or--Edmund w. Rootes, Recorder--Jsmes Raw
| Iipgs, Senior .Aldermdu-John g. Williams, Pre-.
| sidcnf OF the Common Council Those will, a
~ attached TO their names, are elected Aldermen.
The rest are members Of the Common Council.
William p Sheppard is reelected Sergeant to the
| City.
| 1--WE regret that the Address Of Mr. John
| Miller Of Cumberland, TO the Freeholders Of his
| Congressional District, which was put into the
Post Office Of bis county, on the 18th ult., has
not come to hand, for some reason or other We
should have published it with great pleasure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07
Tirtnes of mn" Irt,,

The r. Speech--The Pi;tsburg Murcury
characteristics Dir. Ciay's Speech at Hagcrstcwn as
"abounding in conjecture , not in facts. "I'' the
peace OF the nation is TO he preserved-if
the domestic policy is TO be continued il is well
but IL We should be involved in unnecessary
war-y the interests Of our commerce and Dayi-
CATION shall he sscrificedD the protection OF our
manufactures shall he abaDdoned-if the i'm
proyement Of the country is ncglec ied-D the
public treasure is misapplied-D nisruie shall be
accompanied by rentless spirit of prescription
and all these things sh I'll be done by secret I'M
seen and irresponsible adviscys''why then il will
be i'll with It's, and Mr.. Clay will be sound
patriot Truly " there is much virtue in an III"
IA man may in this way go on and make speech
rs without end! But II is thus that MIR. Clay gives
a practical commentary on his text that il should
be "the wish ADD aim OF all " trarqu;iZe society
to restore is harmony after the decision Of tho
majority has been fairly pronounced
"iow infinitely superior (says the Meet
ry) is the conduct of Mr.. Adams 10 all this no r
hnitely superior, and more touching. was the
conduct OF Gen. Jackson, on the 10Th Feb. 1925,
when he declined The honors Of spublic dinner
offered him, two days after his dcfeat, by his sym
pstiiisng frieHds at Washington: ~ cIn, of (says
he) refrain rom suggesting 10 you and my fri DDS
the propriey, perhaps necessity of forbearine 10
confer upon me, at this moment, any such proni.
pent mark OF your regard. You cannot, am
persuaded, mistake my meaning. A d~cision 81
amatter, about which much public feeling and
, concern have been manifested very Ieiv nas Ia
ken place. Any evidence Of Kindness and reg nd,
such az you pdrpose, might. Ivy many, DO viewed
As conveying with u, exception, muruuring, and
ieongs OF complaint which sincerely bope be-
long not to any VI NY blends.
-
GIN WINflEI y SCOTT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07
Not Of tac last Legislature.

MARRIEpl-o On Saturday the 4th inst by the Hsv. NJ
Kerr, bII. Jesse Bsoa, Of Htbiieo Ms. Mayu ann
daughter Of Capt. Nathaniel Chiiders, Of th. city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07
ADDITIONAL NOMINATIONS.

numerous meeting OF the Friends Of Reform,
was held at Lewisburg on the 23d ult. ballard
Smith in the Chair and J. r. Caldwell, Sec'ry;) al,
which Fleming Il. Miller Of Boitetourt, William
Smith of Greenbrier, A. Beirne Of Monroe, and
Hugh p. Taylor OF Allegheny, were recomn,e nd
ed as Delegates TO the Conventional large
meeting of the Citizens of Monroe, was held on
the 10th, (Maj. Samuel Clark in the Chair, and
John Hutchinson, Sec'ry) at which majority
came TO the resolution Of recommending Gen.
Blackburn Of Bath, James l.. Woodville oil Bottle
tourt. and Hugh Caperton Of Monroe. question
was also taken between Cyrus Cary and Ballard
Smith OF Gfecnbrier, for the 4th Delegate; when
the vote stood, for Cary 60, Smith Al. PROPOSE
ton was. then made TO leave the nomination 10
Greenbrier herself, upon which the vote of the
meeting was not takcn.-A respectable meeting
of the Citizens Of Bath, (Col. John Brown in the
Chair and A: w. Cameron, Sec'ry,) on the 10th,
nominated Charles l.. Francisco OF Bath as a Del
egate TO the ConveDtion.--An Address has been
| issued by 50 citizens of Rockingham county re.
commencing Judge Daniel Smith Of that county
as Delegate TO the Convention. They propose
to elect two Delegates from Rockingham, and two
| from SbenaDdoah.--A Correspondent OF the Rock
inghsm Register, recommends Joseph II. Samu.
els oil Shenanjoah.--A respectable meeting Of the
Citizens OF Grayson. was held at their Courthouse
on the 18th ult. (Col. Vii Cook in The Chair, and
Henry wilcox, Sec'ry) and unanimously noIni
mated Capt. WIN. Ogiesby a Delegate 10 the
Convention.-The Committee Apo nted by the
| friends OF the Convention, at Campbell Marcel
| Court, met atIynchburg on the 3lst ut agreea.
bly, to appointment. They were joined by TIRES
OF the six rercse natives appointed by meeting
at oskville 10 Buckinghsm-none appearing from
Bedford Thomas Dixon Of Campbell, was called
TO the Chair, and SsnI'l Arrnslead appointed Score
tsry. The following gentlemen were recommend
ed as Delegates 70 the Convention, viz. Maj WIN
Duval Of Buckingham, Samuel CLAYTON OF Camp
bell, Robt- Campbell and CaIobi MENUS Of Bed
torJ.-At large meeting ofthe Citizens offIarri
soa county, Jesse Martin in the Chair and hos
/ MCGEE, Sec'ry) Edwin s. Duncan os nominate,
| to the Convention.