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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14

" Some persons, We learn, are still under
Inc impression that the polls for election oil
meh'ners OF the Convention were directed by
Ia" TO be kept open TIRE, days. As several
counties IN the neighborhood are yer to vote
ne therefore repeat that the cleo tons are reg.
ulated by the same rules Us the elections oil
members 10 the Leg slature.--1he polls are
kept open only one day, unless for sulicien,
Cause.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14

DIR Saunders, nor MAJ Duyal. mar Col.
Campbell k1es any thing of the eircums shcc
un'ii,' Vas done Therefore. the ptejndiees
which nave bern or may he excited in regard
TO II should uol be permitted to ope,aie either
against them Or against The graf cause cfrc.
Jorm' The simple truth Is, thai their names
sefe placed on the tickle, soleiy because ,hes
acre the on, fonr gentlemen with the tscer
''on OF Gu. Gray among those who offered
their services, Who would truly represent the
feeilngs nnG wishes of the friends of reform.
II "as necessarily intended that they would be
supported by them, and the ticket mode Of 80.
ting twas supposed, would facilitate opera
tious.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

suffice to keep them within tho path OF order. Bu,
the ramihcaons into which property rum are SO mn.
mcrous and complicated, that il requires on :.
volume to contain them, anu few dLs perfectly
10 understand them. IA property then be a mart al
the social system, ind II IL require the most mnor
sant laws 10 define and secure II, shall be said tina,
property must not DO felt at all in the
Is this most important OF all the social elements moi
10 be respectcd' lie sure il was only neccss,t,
10 present the proposition To gentlemen and il would
be immediately and universally embraced l.,,Ia
men Themselves admit the iinportance of nroncr,,,
when they ofier GUARANTEE nCainst excessive, .,
alton, on which subject he shond desire Il, no hc,rd
1y a,iu oy. Que obligation Oh man IL bear arms
Another, to pay taxes. The obligation 10 hear arms
Is cofIe!ative 10 the protection of the person Nyb,,
IS 'ne other lie who pays tax for the protection
Vi MS property receives that protection. What
SORT Oh protection docs he raccWc' Not that of the
oayohet Bot The protection which leg staivc enact
inens and courts OF justice which administer them.
yield TO him. These give every citizen power 20
support ms own rights not a9anst foreign onc,nv
ou' "Sonst ms Neighbour, when lac attempts to wrol,
MN. Tho man of property pays Inc tax and he alone
receives the benefit IN this form.
4hcre was one objection, and II seemed n powerful
one III he first blush, which gentlemen ON the other side
seemed TO regard with horror. They ask what are
we to bniance men with money?--are we To riye re-
presentation 10 property, which is not cannot be tho
constituent OF any thng.-No one believes that nro
perry ought to he represented en- n,,niae The hae,
Oh guineas on the table s<ot entitled TO represent
tatiVe IL is not properS but the rights which GROW
oux o. 1t winch must Aye represented. Can this be
c",'cu metaphysical rifinsnent? IL seemed 10 hin,
10 De a proposition as clear Eight. Those who arc
entirely destitute Of property d. not bring ailv thine
mo me community but their persons and l. he who
oring5 least INTO The social hin To be- Pm
The same consideration and influence he who brinos
most lie asked II this extravaganza lift wa AT war
WIN any principle Of free governments--that inc ro
iu 'ne greatest interest in the Government, should
nave tic grcltest CONTROL In all the connections of
Ne n who has the greatest capital has the greatest
control And here is ease, whore lac who has most
At s'nke III the Community claims right to more
power and control - ~
hGTe Ma. Ur3uuR being Ct'igred, on motion of
-ha. ttfL'a o; lNortul;l the Connnitc, rose, and
rhe c1nyen'on then adjourned till ,o.,norrow a,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
"WEDNESDAY. Ocrorrn OF.

Ai'cr prayer by the Rev Mr. SrKEs the Copyon-
t'on was called TO order ct / O'clock.
nir'FlrzHuG Q, from the committee to enquire into
an report OH the compensation to be allowed tn,
oce'S OIL the Convention, maize tn following port:
fseSotDcd, That Eve dollars per day be- allowed to
Hnch oi tne Clerks of the com nittees OF this Con
Vention for every days actual attendance on said
committees.
MS resolution greed TO-
Oh motion OF Mr.. DoDDRIDGr, the Convention
then resolved itself into committee o. the whole
Dir. y. i. BARuoUR in the Chair
Mr. uP'HvR then resumed his nb +orva'ions in sup
port OF tie amendment offered by Mr. Green: and
after hc had closed,
., Mr. ponnRlpGE spoke ut sone Icnrh in reply
nc remarks OF these genlcmon postponed, tor
want Of room.
On motion Of Mr. LEIGH (of ChesteriioIa,) Che
Committee then rose and rcpnrtcd progress
The Convention then adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
FROM lie London Papers received al ME JPhiy O6tc.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.


| PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
PANS, Sept 49,
Ministers lavc ca'Izod all the journals which pub
lshed the act OF association by the inhabitants of
Brittany % be seized at the post office. This m"n-
sure viii have but little effect, because more than
- 0oJ copies ofthe have been pub shed mt Paris
and thence It has been circulated into all tho dcp0r-
mCnts The inhabitants Of ancient Normandy, and
The eastern departments Of France are following tho
example of Brittany. EF5ry where people are con-
federating to resist arbitrary power aud especially
refsse payment of contributions which may bc ile-
galiy imposed. The g j. no subject perfectly W.
dcrstood as that OF the refusal to pay taxes. If the
intelligence which receive from tho departments be
correct this subject is rs well understood by the peas
mis- as by the first Of politicians The associa-
ton a. the inhabitants Of Brittany already comprises
nearly $4,000 persons, tho most intelligent and most
wealthy heads Of hmiies Tie idea of legal resist
ancc spreads ~ France with Tho rapidly Of light
niug. On attaining power, Ministers spoke only Of
the Kings right TO reform the charter aud the laws
without Tic concurrence OfthC Chambers. Now that
they have had time 10 satisfy themselves of their
weakness Troy say that they always have entertain
cd the intention of governing legally; but they
were sure not TO have a majority in the Chambers
refuse thom the budget They dare not alludc to n
dissolution, beng persuaded that a new Chamber
would be infinitely more liberal than that which
exists.
Eos somo days pas, there has been some talk If
the al smsal of three minlstcrs,-narlely, NM dc la
Bourdonnaye dc Bourmont, and dc Moyhcl. This
ruin,ur ACQUIRED some Consistency when twas known
that NJ. P6lgnnc had given diplomatic dinner, al
which these three uiinsIorsworc not present; yet i
has not been realized Tho difficulty would not be u
scnGihg away the three minister's but IN finding mcT
who would consent take their places and associate
with those whos would be retained in office II .
sad that The King Is oea very angry, and swear
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
To IA. Ep.roR, ~ .cY, yy.,o

Hles'Ts Teasan Abbott g. Coz In the debate which is cou.
on no" III the Convention. in WHICH majority OF the psaule
OF Virginia concerning, lfeir equal iI.it,
AGAINST minority of the same people whip clam hold ,a,
uHue share oipowcr whereby they have song md so unjust,
had the control of tia; moriy lie cnusi, c rs
nii'c1 OF course, thar the derr interest womb urrc
"SIee Oh excitement winch prudent az ains or
avoid Tie members of the Convention were II seems per
Ncy sensible OF his, AID lave hitherto ned that lsu
id caneSs which Il proper they should preserve aud hay
Dv me" example recommended tho
bat Vas utterly asiosSed this day plais which
burst forth IN The Gallery az hc Hall conclusion of Iuc
Dpshurs speech ~ the ConyenOn, cheering, 50 Ia .y ,e.
coous 70 any uchrravc body, but especially one of 20
grave character the Convention ami CccuTrc, very
unusual ~ that Wall other, whore would have
been less 1agnaL II calculated remind those who
heard OF Rc' oIinnay France when The the cei,
Iaive Assembly governed by the accat0ns or misses
al the surrounding ' Bot those persons who opposed to
reform, one az whose arguments against is ;l.a il would
produce righteousness ard disorder, ought give such an
Example o themselves; But th.y mistaken hone
q adVanc" their in HAT Those feeble ions
VII extend but sh distance beyond the walls ui tho AMI
to and could oy have effect fay Is were heard TO
p1cc much stronger COULTER excite ond Of
public ehtimentie focIble which has
been long suppressed Nv prbearancc only not merely
tn applaud Judge Cpsur's speech (Which speech did
credit his ialcnts) that this indication wa gwen IL
was the l-sp"t III Corps which esouuded. CIVIL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

TnE FoRrY-sAcoNp lIIGH.ANDrRs.-'I'he total
number OF men that belonged this gnllant rcgi-.
'ncnt, from 1875 10 1916 was 1877. In 1911 there
were only hree living in the corps that fought
against Buoaaparte in Egypt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

~ We are not disposed to BE- very astuto with
our brethren Of the pcrss for their mistakes i'm not
giving credit to for what they are indcb ed To- ns
we would however request of the Winchester ViTs
gilman when II copies repor of tie Debates in TIC
Convention from the Wing to be careful not to give
them as from the Enquirer We are more particular
on this subject we'll acquainted with the
peculiar scnsi;ivcne ofthe Editor OF the Enquirer
in every thing that relates TO US, and would not
on any account have his deicacy shocked.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

DEyoNroRr Sept l5.--Y yesterday tic Britannia
100, Captain George B1rdett, went out of harbour
into the Sound, liiy manned and ready for sea-
Thousands Perpetrators lined the shores and among
th" visitors on board were Admiral Earl Northesk
and family. Lords Nallerort and Elliot, General Sir
Willoughby Gordon, AIr. Bowos and family, and
Number OF Indies. The sight was imposing, the
Britannia bc'ng nedIy the largest enIp IN the navy:
hnr--bEas.l siAes have trrfsicni,ys aspect -'Yj,e
Melville H. is expected to call in here ON here way
10 tho Mediterranean when that slap and tic Briian
nis will probably proceed 70 together. An is on
The alert here. and there is general overhauling OF
the stores in the arsenal. which kept in readiness
in case of emergency Six sail of the line might be
equipped here ii fortnight or three weeks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

W. tire sorry to understand tina; 30 ,0OOl sill not
repair the injury done by the floods OF the 27th ut
TO the property of the Earl OF Sesiie in Glen Urqu-
hart aud S'raihspey, independently Of the dana ore
donc to ms Lordships lands elsewhcre.-[ Scotsman
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

The Duke Of Wellington has nj length determined
% punish the attacks which have been made upon his
chaIact r and policy, IN two ofthc London pa
pers by prosecuting the pEopTctors Of the Morning
Journal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

Heu'a' Lafayette is returning Paris Ills ouney has
made the Court furious The iistr al iouYua!, .i hmm
every dav IN tie g.OSsest manner Whist Genera. gas
'ss through the eastern departments Duke OF Amsou.
'ene Wa travelling IN the north IT. proportion the conui.
nen> PAD 20 the former became and brilliant,
the ho'0urs rendered 20 the latter rare Ia .ne
's"rs 'e Duke was received only by silence Sone
pco even went so far as to speak against tue Misiry
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

FOR LIVERPOOL,
The fine coppcIcd and copper fastened
;tI.TS Ship TALLY-HO, Capt. r.. FIsHER;
LYNN part Of her cargo being in readiness to
49, 90 on board, ID Is expected she will have
a. spaich For freight OF the remainder, or passl
having excellent accommodations, apply 20 tie Cop
tain on board, Messrs. Jas. $. Brsnder g. Co., Po-
fcrslurg. or 30 JOHN a. WIN. ClLLlAI.
kor sale, landing from Ship Tally TEo,
1000 sucks best Liverpool filed salt
200 hamphcrs superior Lancashire potatoes
IS casks London brown s'out and porter
oct iG-dt2tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

Cr5~ Dc JorS n Ri,K will preach IN the Presbyterian
Church Fast of Shoci Creek. tonight ociackan aud
Rev WN s Riio viii preach in tic Church Shoc1oc-
Hill, al same !.oOE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

AyDl CATfON.-f Tho Subscriber aas opeucd school ~
NJ the school room attached Trinity Church. ~ which W
10 taught the various hanrhcs Of tie Eugsh language he
vii be thankful io share OF patronage aud promises 20 pay
tic assiuous attention 20 his pupils and use wy M
ton 10 promote their Interests Tue govcrnmeit 8" ws
school viii b. entirely pafcnalAs only small pils VIII pc
admitted youtis both wiz be rercfved TVS terms IN
tsion will he moderate and may be known 10y "Pp'eaoh"
him az his sell c. 5rorl. .......,.... ,,.,g,,,,
RlS7 @.sNls .t-Nb FI1-t -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

An unonending and industrious tradesman was
murdered in the most barbarous manner on Friday
in he midst of a most ropuious street, By set "
savage combirators. The wrc ched victim James
llnnlou, q sawyer, returning home about six
o'clock that evening from work, when hr was az
tackled in Thomas street by upwards of 20 ruians
armed With bludgeons, who knocked hun down. and
after beating him dreadlully, left hun with one of
bis legs broken. Some ofthe heartless villains were
no; satisfied wbi!ea chance OF LIE remained to the
unfortunate and they induced the others 20 re-
ttrn, when the laplso' being, who lay inscnsble on
the pavement, was again attacked, and his inv and
other leg broken. The murdcrers then dGcampei
When they first appeared, Hanon attempted to take
refuge in an adjoining house, from which he was drag
ged, and the windows broken. As the c0mbna-
tors were out Of sight poor lIanlon taken to SEE
vrnss Hospital, bat hc was scarcely arrived there
when nc brcathed his last When information OF the
murder givcii al tho Head Police Office
party was scut 20 Thomas street, through which
and the ntighhouriHg streets, they pcrambuatru
until nearly eleven. At the house OF publican,
IN Goldenanr, they arrested seven men found drink
ing, and behind tho counter they discovered nam
Dor OF bludgcous. Those persons were committed 10
Werbughs watch-house. An inquest win be held
this day Saturday on the remains of Hanlon.
DUbtir Moaning Register.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHVO,ND.

AFAEshS6R@-efN - 40 49, VIZ VS.
PORT or RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,
Schr Catharinc Margaret, -, from Old Point
Scnr fnnklin , from Old Point.
SAILED,
Scir Telegraph Somcrs for Clarlc0r, will 81 ~ and nails
Schr Harriet Smith, Cook. ioy Sauger,ies coal
Schr Adrian, Sharpe, or New York, -four and wheat
SChr WIN Webb, -. itr Washington City, coal.
Schr Ef1ri, psycT, f7r New ICsk, -Four tobacco, &c
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 25--Ayrd scir Eleasor, Morse, :
ds NV Richmond
RIOS row, Oct. 2i-Cld. s.hr Factor Small. Richmond
o. AN APPRENTICE is wanted at the Wig Once
II OSr, on the Sih inst, Black Kuct NLlCE, with
small Brass Lock without hey or kevoe. attached 60
nm Tron Rod run hrou.l Iron Loopsln TIC Nuco was
Of the Fanrrrs Account, wearing apparel decd for
land and its l, papers correspondence
and many receipt Tor hooks be Sold &oIf any person
will pot the parcis m o Post Office, (ndef cover) directed
IN tho WING once NJ Porter ~ the Stage Oec give
n ornao that rot tiem he shall 30 literally rewarded
Kinrslsnd Oci - 1920 costs y SUIT.
MOLaSSES, NEW Itk CIDER, Sc
Landing and Cor sale,
SD llhds. Superior m1asscs
~ % 20 bbs New Ark cider
2O casks cheese
Apples, &c.
oct cost DAVENPORT, ALLEN & 60,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
DANCING sssw0nr.

FHNilS DAY the Vdstingfon Gu, Lottery, NO. 10
n will be drawn capital prize 10000 dol.nrs-eo
numbers, . drawn ballots.
prize Of $4,000. of 5000. Of ?. 900. OF
1880, of 900, &c &c.--T!ckets ST. quarters 81
n few tickets rein.!n unsold
p. Ci;JDR SEOFFICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

that ne wishes u be master md 20 oov..,
way. However, 10 conciliate public on,,;on - 80
II ~ said written TO M. Vll.cc o engage Mn, -, go.
AM take NJ. DC Ia Bonrdonnaye's placc T,t 80"
usan has no idea OF the difficulties IN which tp !
placed; lac speaks like Louis XIV or Nanojoa,, e -,
! cannot make himself obeycd by a mere Abbs
Prosecutions for offences of the press ,nrI,;,l, ;,
such an extent, that most of the journals ARE md,
Judgment. These proceedings, however, have orly
the effect of rendering ministers marc od;n,, IN
morrow action is to be tried against the Co,,;,,
fionneI and the Courier Franeois which e,nl,ac",
singular question The com plairant is Prince c..
t;lc;cala, the Neapolitan Ambassador lie pr.,snJ
thai his character Is detaicd by bavinp rnouteJ q,
iii horrible acts winch took pnce the period OF
thn Neapoitan counter ontIOn after the 81, oD
pulsion of the French. The Journalists man,nn ana
are prepared" prove, al at he j. really the sae ma -
who committed these acts. The whole Therefore
turns on the question of identity; and cOusiicring
that tIc prince Is exercising the functions of Arnbns
sador tue proceedings will be not little amusing
pecaiy II the journalists produce witnesses to prove
that the Castciccaa of 1920 is the some as he of 1890
lt + sad That lie preferred his complaint with ex
treine reluctance. and only in Difference to the press.
ing solicitation of the diplomatic corDs
on have seen from orr journals that dtsco,d pre
EaiIs IN Tie Council Ministers have had lone CON
i@renccs at four or five hours Duration Thev en-
tered into the most violent discussions and the meet
ngs terminated without any thing being determined
on. The quarrcls have chiefly taken place between
Nj. dc IN Boufdonnaye aud ". Gourvosier. The bit
Ter ana offensive language which passess between
them is reported to TIE public, who aInuxcs isejf
with 1t and takes tie part OF one or the other The
iist al tIese tWo ministers has TAX for his ayj
ser and co operator the famous 81. Cottu Who be-
He'es hinseIi statesman since nc has breaihed the
AR OF GFeat Britain. These two great men dream OF
nothing hut eoWPs ataf, and labor in concert 10 riy
us an aristocraiic constitution. Ifthevwcrc allow
Gu to proceed ~ their course IL. less u an davs
'he boiTboA hoi!archy woId disappear Gcm France.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

UiH be DraSCn I'iIS DHl,
IFHHE Washington City Lottery, No IS in which
Il there are tho following prizes Slo.o 0O, 5000,
1000, $50, Of 900, Of 100, 10 OF 500, 20 Of
200. 40 Of 100, &c. 6yc.--Tiekeis only S.. The
drawing will received on Saturday at l o,et0cF'
For prscs' cat az my Office doors above The Eagle.
oct 20 WIN. PEARMAN.
FlVII0MASTON LIME.-5GO casss fhonissloa Lime
u Recently received, Co sale ven loT, by. .
&C, ~ III iE sAS IlslfsK ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
P. CIIUBB'S OFFICE.

I. CIiL BB ; OF IIIl.
THIS DAY the Rhode Island, 80. G, Eri-G, viii
be drawn, capital prize 900 dours-j8 numbers, :
drawn ballots.
prize of s. 900, OF 100, or 1000. cf 200,
OF 100, DC. &c.--'fcke,s So. quarters % cents.
For sale al Y. CUUBBS OFFICE.
oct 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

Whole Tickets 81 quarters !.
For sale IN the usual great variety of fortunate
fnUbers at the prize selling and prompt nav
Lottery and Exchange Office Of
THO. b. BIGGER.
u Where no less than eight Capitals were sold
and paid last week. viz: $4,000 2 of 81 600 3 81
$500, each 5000 and 500. oct 2s-rs -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
DiGGEK'S PRIZE OFFICE.
U.ISIlE.liG TON CITY LOTTERY

GLASS 10,
WI. 10. drawn at Washington, on THursIay and
the drawing received at Bigger's Office on SATURDAY
next, at one ociock.--eo NO. Lostery-9 Draw
Ballots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-15
Thomas Nagasty

DESPECTFULIY informs the inhabitants of Alex
IL ahdria and its vicinity, that he will open SEMI
NARY, for the education of young Gentlemen on the
9TH instant at his dwelling house Duke street. till
more suitable situation can be procured, The Soho
astic course will comprise the Greek, Latin, French
and English Languages; Logic, hetaphysics. Rheto
RIGS. Eocution and Composition; Ancient and Modera
History, Chronology, Geography with the use Of the
maps and globes, Mathematics Arithmetic Writing &c
The advertiser, from his ong experience in teaching,
and success in qualifying young Gentlemen for Uni
verstes and professions both in Europe and this Dis
tric, trusts he will give general satisfaction. lie
pledges himself that his utmost exertions will be used
in facilitating the literary improvement of the pupils
who may be committed To his care.
Information concerning 7. " Is capability, acquire
ments, and discipline, Teacher, may be learned by
applying 10 Maj. Gen. Maconb, Gen Mason, Clement
Smith. John Narbury VIM S. Nico!ls, Esqs Col Fow-
ler and Capt. Morton, Georgetowns John BOYLE. of
the Navy Department, lohn Mcleod, Principal OF the
Central Academy, W ashngton City; AMI pan'l Bryan,
Esq Alexandra. Terms can be sscertained by inquir
lug Oft. " at his residence on Duke street.
y q. Since the foregoing was type. the building,
Prince street. used. at present, place Of wor.
scp by the Society of Reformed Methodists has been
obtained b, the advertiser, and he will commence
teaching therein on the day above specified.
dec 2-d6ttJlawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-15
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Hsuhl, Esq asher Farmers ano aleehanics' Bank
M lewis, Esq asher >ehaydtW Bank
J Roberts. Esq cGshie, stephen Girard's Bank
DR. .am.ei haehson .7djunet Professor Cnrer Penn
Cement G Biddh; h'q Notary Public
Henry 6 Freeman. Esq d
G Campbell Lit'aria" Phiipdetphia Li~a'y
nuyOOU fFWHUuU"H ''HPeWS lOuIS
John Geyer Hegisfer ofWiHs
E,anc Elliot. C"nreyancet
isaac HampaLe. do
JB Norbw4. Esq
John 0okfo-d Clerk efhe District Of So,.thtcark
y " Siomon. fOu,aty iudiiO'
~ Coats, Prothonota,ys D0fee District foun
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Dopid ..etvis. Esq President Phanir Insurance Co
JR Wuscherer, Esq d do
JSmh, Esq Ne'y Pennsyicnno Fire do
Ihos TAmity, .4ctuury Fem Life do
J Pryor Bourd of Hechh
" JOhnpn Pr,nepd Mgh School Franklin Int
B Fl Hand. W. ting .Nasfer
Henry Br,sf0tD, do
Ihonaas Raser, Teacher
q Denniscn do
- Steoarf do
Enn,on Williams. HUreYor
Jennings u Thomas, .jue'ionecrs
Knor Boggs u co, Merchants
John Grigg do
Marcus bull do
y Potter do
Burgin UDUd e Pearsai Merchant.
J0hn Bradlty
SH Taylor
For sale by DAVID MARTIN,
nov -2.w2m BOokseHer .akr ndria.