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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27

SUGARS, RUM, ALMONDS.
Recci0ing by Schooner Effort
DO Hhds PRIME st. Croix sugars
10 do do Antigua rum
10 sacks best quality almonds, for sale bv
mar 12-Gt DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co.
JUST received by The Schooner Exit--Iadics last
ing and American kid French slippers of the most
approved fashionable forms md dressing, topctbcr
with great variety ofothcr Boots Shoes and Pnlnps
for sale by GRANNISS, SON 81 BROTHERS.
Cornerof Main and 18th Streis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03

Church Bnrnf.-We learn, says the Boston d.
Advertiser, that the Meeting House in West
Ii is supposed that the fire was communicate
from,a stove on Sunday, and that il had been se-
cretly burning from that time 10 O'Clock on Fri
day morning, when il broke out, and the house
was consumed IN short time. Ii was handsome
and commodious building, erected about I2 years
since.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03

Great preparations making relative to tn,
Fancy Ball, to take place at the Park Theatre or
the 4th March. 1t is now determined to go stil
further and introduce masks, so that the lovers O
and taking part in the gaieties of a masquerade
The novelty OF the plan will, no doubt, draw
crowd of fashionable performers in this new an,
splendid scene " y. .Her. lido.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03

A large quantity Of fuel was yesterday distri-
buted gratis to the Poor, from Mr.. Grard's square,
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets For some
time we witnessed the distribution and with great
pleasure. Several hundred cords of wood have
been purchased i'll advance by the distributing
committee. appointed at the late town meeting.
Charity has been fully awakened, and will vie i'd
eSce Iient fruits. IPhu Nat. Gas.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

Correspondence Of tie Jo,Tnal Of Commerce
LONDON, July % l229.-You will see in a late
Court Circular, that Mr.. Rush, accompanied by a
number of Americans, had an interview with ihe
Duke OF wellington the subject Of The North
Eastern boundary of the United States The most
interesting circumstances in this is that there
is not one word OF truth i'll it. The subject of the
~. ~. boundary doubt engages the attention of
the administration this time because the period
approaches when tie arguments on both sides must
be submitted TO the King of the Netherlands and il
is therefore very likely that the Duke of WELLINGTON
as Prime Minister, has had conversation with some
Nova Scotia or New Brunswick gentlemen who arc
here for the purpose Of assisting in the preparation
of the British statement. Dut il is utterly iinDYoa
BILE that he would far interfere with Lord Aber-
deems department, formally to consrlt unofficial
foreigners; much less negotiate pth them on sub
JcctS agreed to lie disposed of Ill another way.
1t is not likely That the loan for the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal will be effected in London. One
prevailing objection to ii Is, that the great tide of
internal navigation will be attracted so exclusively
TO the great outlets at New Orleans and New York
or by Rail Way to the Chesapeake. But another
and still moro formidable obstacle to the loan is that
it wants the uneqtIiVocal aud direct pledge Of the
Government. OF the United States for the payment
Of dividends and ultimate reimbursement Of the
principal AS the matter stands, they have only
made the property of the individuals dwelling in the
District of Columbia liable TO seizure in case Of non
payment. This might have been ample security in
1925 when every sort Of stock in every sort of en-
terpflSc found host ~ ger purchasers and what
one sinplcton bought, he could easily part with TO
greater ono than HIMSELF But uow the currency
of such property no longer exists and even rational
projects arc regarded by of business as too spe
oUlatiyc.
There Is question connected with tie subject O!
internal communications in your. country. on which
nothing has been observed. far as have seen: and
that is, will you have employment aud traffic ,.pou,,I
J upon so many as you PROPOSE ss gcccTay give :
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
MONDAY MoRNlNG. sEPT. II, 1879.
o.. .Nletaphor.-Tbe following beantili.l and cIa

GJ' .hietnphor.-The following beautiful and cas-
sicaly correct metaphor is from The last Jeffersonian
Republican. Il is tire close of an editorial article
upon the opposition. We fear The Editor will not
be appointed to the Secretary place. which it is
proposedt establish at Washington. How beauti-
tfuy 1t sounds, this ACCOUNTING of pillows or as 1t is
in the original Greek, agouizcstbai," let agonize
Gen Jackson The chosen Of the People, executing
the peoples will lie stands like in the middle the
Ocean, Sin shape and statue proudly eminent while bill
lows SWELL and agonzc, aud break harmless his ieet'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
From he National Journal.


The habit into which the jackson Editors in the
Eastern Section of our country have allen OF abu-
sing each other, seems to have infected the Vest
we believe the practice commenced with little
dettc1fe sporting between the New York Courier and
the Telegraph. After an exchange of few rounds
OF BiIingsgate scientifically collected and discharged
with the skill of connosSeprs, these antagonist bro
theTs, by mutual consent, suspended hostile opera
tons, and have remained quiescent The New
York Evening Post and the Telegraph took n turn
but were soon rebukcd into silence and good fell
loWshlp by their mutual masters. The last contest
tenton, and whichis not yet terminated is between
the Boston Bulletin, and lac Telegraph and various
other Journals Of equal repute in The annals of slang
and ribaldry. Some fierce blows have been excbanr.
ed, but as both the cOmbatsnts seemed to be well
acquainted with each others perfection in the art of
abuse, there is reciprocal reluctance to go hearth
ly into warfare out of which the victor can
not expect TO emerge without noisome appurte-
nance to his reputation.
The Missouri Republican tells us, in the following
extract, of similar disease which peryodcs some of
the Jackson editors of that State:
Initiating the example Of Green and Noah Inc conductors
the press Missouri WIN claim DO Jackson men,
themselves work pick each others character pieces
pretty Of fellows they be, IL their
deserving Of credence According 10 Of these papers
lo laborer in the field, is ''nsgn6cent pauper
of another is said, "thai e discards every thing Lie
mon honesty as 1ncumbsance and that he should be
made "perpendcuarly upright" meaning suppose that
he fit subject for hangnan's hands and another is
cused OF obtaining money by false preences from members oil
the laie Legislature and others Such and variant the
opinions expressed by these gentlemen If each other For
selves standing absolutely with each
be allowed, diserssted spectators, say that tins
time, the game, and the motive, could not be hngly
the thing IN itself truly audible There is old saying
the less true for being odthat 'en Togucs fall ont homes
tho accusations and making, the t
atacIer ard motives Of these WORTH. slcula &c dQc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
IlrnAlp Orrlcr. Nnrrnlr So. 1, q

,r,,,. IiERiip 0FFicE, NorFoLx, Sept. 12-o An
L Ii FOL FftOJf PERU.-Cane in from sea on, Thurs
y and proceeded up the bay for Baltimore brig James
Left on the coast, the U. S. igate Baudywine CoH Joe
pmeennes Capt Finch and schr Dolphin all wel aud ami
ousiy expecting the relief squadron.
"a learn from the SupercaTgo of B. ,yio landed at
Old Point Comfort, that the of Peru and colombia had
an encounter III which the Peruvans beaten Genera;
Lcmai had entered INTO captuation Gen Suce 10 re-
move his armies into Peru and give up Cuyaqu which m Go.
verDnieu Of Peru refused to raty.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
n. YOEK MARkET c., q

Tie scarcity continues on the Corn Exchange Jne vsc.s
has been sold 1924 cts Tire prices Of rye and Cor
arc fully mantanedthcre is the tine increase OF
demand sperm On has become scdrCcr may he quoted
a; 68 cts for Summer, and 20 cts for Winter with eoto
demand Ashes up Monday sl30-lu, arc nov ~
2'a, the closing prcc of last arrivals have bee
Il (lfn ~1-'-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

'Tbe progress Of the baltimore and Ohio Rail Road has
hitherto equaled all reasonable expectation The magnitude
Of the work and the gigantic character of the operations
sary for the removal of natural DISTINCTIONS the
which ouy be known from personal inspection forbid thar
rapid peroaton Of the country which inexperienced
slderae might expect; but all which labor and pesever-
aided by competent capital perform has beeu and
continues to be, ~" Nat. jour.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
Eronl H. .Nornii,,, IIcrnl1.

SoUND RBAsoNrNe.--In an article in Bells Week
iy Messenger on the distress arising from the rcy
triced circulation IF The country" we find the fol-
lowing passage. "Fhe reliance on other countries
for food is the most hazardous Of dependence
which, nation be placed; it is the phrenzy Of
the political economists and the maxim of those who
without any regard to country to any civil nstitu-
tons, think all good to be summed UP in buying
cheap aud selling dear"
We repeatedly told by the friends Of froe trade
that our restrictive policy prevents Great Britain
from taking from our bread-stuffs. But the fal.
lacy ia sufficiently exposed, when we find efforts
made all lands to preserve the English corn laws,
and 10 sustain state of currency favorable to high
pylces, Great Bstain does rot want our corr, s8d
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

nt i!o66eryA young has been commted 10 Jail a,
Iasea Me on charge OF Ioihg the u s. Mail between
Portland and Belfast.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

western PAPER pteisces the notice of marriage with the
following exclalnailoi:
"aaot:er jackson, Editor ReoarFcd'
II IS hoped nc viii not lie ''Norlomiznd.p
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
FIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

,, iset'Mctcd from the JrrA,son Dec.ioyue
inou shalt not think but as we think
;r nou shait hot speak but as speak.
iiiou shalt not read but as we read
Thou shalt not vote bu. as we vote.
!, hou shalt not choose, but shalt take what we
choose ior. thee -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

Major Moab Kills reputation with s1nl,-Duf Green by
siahder-and MI fcie by endorsing both. precious to
l.1er. (rn-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

The annual State election in Vernon, toni Mace Ia .,
ane n'sor Journal gives ten town. hips in
winch TIE aggregate for Mr. Gratis the AM;
didate Tor Governor, 1885, aud for MIR Destitute lid,
SON caiiddate 222 -.fas.iass
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

WI WIN ,"Se Il on, IN times of scarcity She rro,ce,s
do l p'' ,ias! fy-er agriculture. And Shall c
o. buying corn cheap, if her aarculturiss :sr To- io
anu f,anod' And rnay ask what oLec,
Is .aele IL tins Country in purchasing British manu-
,",;" - "os eSeap, If We l.aye no; the nonry MIN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

me sentence oftfe court in tho case Of George
s~earinsen has been received by His Exceency The
Hovernor OF Maryland, and tire Warrant forwarded
to the Sneri OF Aleahaney county for mis- Execution
TO take place on Friday the secmnd OF October
next. ~ ~
On the 9Th day of Sept. 1898 he murdered his
VIE, and ontfie 9th day Sept. G29 warrant for
his execution was forwarded.
fs't6aefs'esatr fgsotUesIiS- Ti.t-rft fg
days since, that the Providence Journal contained
the notices OF nine three individuals who Ind oet
TONED for tile benefit of the nsolvcnt law The
Advertiser Of yesterday says, that of this mum
Der, there are but ten who are Manufacturers. and
every one OF these resesout of the town OF Prov
laenrc otthe remainder, twenty-five reside out OF
Providence, comprising shoemaker, 6 !a5c-ers I
sythe grinder, housewrghts, / chaisemaker, !,
cooper, tailor, mason, weclriglt acconI,, art
and 3 htsbrn3yssn, these last showing that tin,
general distress has extended even to tic farmers
FIFTY eight OF the petitioners are residents in Pr,vi
ldence, and but one of these merchant havirr con
ncXion with manufactures The re,nainjDr y com
Prise traders, taiors, accountant 3 ma I
cigar maker, honsewrights, Q shipwrghts / black
smith, printers, laborers, ? rnasoIs | stone cut
tcr'4 butchers, engraver, barber cabinet ma
ker, widow, boosbinder, I distiIler shoen,uker
surveyor, inniIoIder, and one of no occupstion.
Eos. Cour.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15


WHICH 10 pay for them. 49,
,n rTora he ptrgiair Free Fyes.
ttis D"rc mention of the maine IL NJ a., ..,.
~ ef.'"'e M.ose terribly The nerves of soma or AZ.
;, ca'tofs ni the country; and the spas,uod;.
.tirocs and lu'ticrOus distortions of too,,,o p ~
Tue Editor Of the Richmond ENQUIRER ;o ,,.Y,io,,!
would awaken the dormant svnipatlics of ti,s, Ia
*. isanthrope III existence. Netw:, hahn yJ;.I,, H.
aIect 10 consider Mr.. G. prostitute s,n,"s5 'a'
Jo'ce exceedingly upon the occurrence ~ nnv 80;
Hei't evincve of what they term the bonpcss,,os
s Pohtica situation. they labor ihost n.i :,
mp up an" spread an excl emepi agaias, him III.
es't Is certainly not tit period To cou.,s,ce tsf
C cainphign, and see no necessty~i
hSi,'hg SO fpfiotisy III advance. To us il ind;
es oiy 'hing else than feeling Of security. and
u c,e, 'hefe WAS an occasion when little advice
."uio De apPront'ate, IT is the present Wewoulj
tiG colnrc the political 0uixottes of the dnv NOT
20 DC so higi-rneticd, bur, "upcn the heat and flame
OF thc!r distenpef, sprinkle cool patience" .r,e !
penpe WIZ .reseniiy Begin 10 suspect, that all this
paiiRs'I'n ot heart proceeds from sumo hing else
nan ronVc;ion of MIR. Clay's nsisniiicat,ce. ana !
af ms laie and present caIunaiutors feel some ,,
81 meeting ban at Phiilipri.
KEFORM IN PORTUGAL-Ca7tain Dlak,
o. the brig Dewsbnrg, % days from Fiauera NJ Hail
an states that two Officers of the Portugcse arm
ere executed nj Gpoito, on thn Friday pr,i.c |
ing iiis SAILING, by orders from Don Sliousi: and
NAT TWO others ooncd to the s;ic fate hi ,yhosc
execution was delayed for IL lew DAYS had 3c,.,,
'robgat out to v'ithess Inc dreadful ceremony la
consequences the unsettled s;aic ot The ;,oycrnnt
BUSINESS III most of the ports OF Portugal was
.iuch depressed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
;. .TUEsDAYIAIoRNING. SEPTEMBER ~. leaa

developed AS the occupation one which; ,,,,;. e
80 much u,y to snciey we cno' but M they NAV succeed
10 iher hearts cOu,elt We have always hoyh, H., ~;
waalf he the consequence Of their success in the le
h having shown themselves such exc-en, nrn,,ists of
character OF tsi opponents, have lDilcd To see a,
cess would attend them when they should themselves hcco,n,
SUBJECTS of similar operation Their performances hs ~.
nave been mirclous We are indeed, NJ loss 10 le,e;m
whether 1t arises from their experience lbe ant or from wbnt
o'her cause but they likely pole<o the az
every ons, thai they have. in very truth Character a, all
Again we say, wish them all iI,e business of H.
st:oyins Gael. others and Fame ~ %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

o! we shall have abundance ofhard words and coll
uInns of stormy matter between the chiefs OF tbs,
Jackson party. They are al it alrea,y-and the fol-
lowing official communication of the Commander in
Chief, under his hand, gives dreadful note of
preparation: -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

The London Courier of the 30th July. after having
severnl previous days denied that there was any
foundation for the rumours Of difficulties embarrass-
Tnents probable changes in the British Cabinet thus
categorically disposes Of the natter
eve again shy that every thing stated respecting
Offices TO individuals, dsmissas from Office, arrange
Tnents, aud the frequent ard jnportunate applications
made by the Duke of Wellington to r0auy Tor indeed
tlon--are false"
The French .WjniSiry.-Paris letters Of the 9th
July state the following the appointments in
the French Ministry:-M. Polignac, 70 be President
Of the Council, and Minister of the Household; M.
-Hurnaban, TO he Minister of Finances; Martiguac,
TO be OF the head Of Foreign Affairs; Debelcyme,
Minister Of the Interiors the other Ministers to re-
main as before.
letter from the Va. Springs, says:--''Wc had
;:st hcrc % he nigh of tho Cd and 9Th instant
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

The phrase serrcng operation, occurs not only IN the
Nds",n out IS To be found in every Of Mai aoop
COMPOSITIONS IN his critique the address ack son
convention ne has the phrase than this crtiuc
Vile jackson paper. y ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

GJ,In some quarters the word cout4,npt means ea,
and trembling.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

letter from the Va. Springs, says:--"Wc hss
;:9S, h2re % he night of Tho Cd and 9TH instant"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26
FOREIGN.

PHILADELPHrA, Feb. 23.-W have received
by the Packet ship birmingham. a, New yoe,l
our Mes OF papers to the latest dates and
them the Liverpool Observer OF the 9Th Of Jsn,,s.
~, new ana excellent paper. From cur own
and the New York papers. we make out synon'
Is OF the news The prominent articles Of intel.
sea, Iofd Lieutenant 6. Ireland. AID fi,e
IN the English revenue. The first is con.Idered
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26

imposing extraordinary duties upon Imports. 1t
was drawn up with great formality, inscribed on
the most durable materials, and authenticated
with the great seal Of the State. and tho sigma
lures OF the ublic functionaries; and he feared il
was calculated to last longer than this govern
ment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26

~ 1t has been confidently asserted by some
gentlemen, that Mr.. Smith was mistaken. when
ne said the Legislature Of Pennsylyania had mas.
sea resolutions Insructing her Senators in Com
gress to oppose the excise whiskey, but that
these resolutions were the acts of individuals onlv
Such gentlemen as deny that fact, are respectful
~ referred to the history OF the " WESTERN IN
SURRECTION," by II. II. Brankepridee. and
TO the United States Gazette, of i7gI. in
both OF which they will find the following nresn.
DE anu resolutions recorded as the act of the l.
eislature of Pennsylvania.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
January 22, 1901
lhe Legislature OF this Commonwealth eyer
attentive to W rights OF their constituents. and
conceiving II duty incumbent On them. 10 or.
press their sentiments on such matters, of a mir.
lie nature, az, in their opinion have tendens,, 10
destroy their rights, agreed 10 the following reso.
buttons"
" Reso'ved, That any proceedings. on the mar,
OF the United States, tending TO the collection o
revenue, by means Of excise, established upor
principles subyersiye Of the peace, liberty, anc
OF tins house"
Resotped, That no public exigencv, within
me knowledge or contemplation ofibis house, can
an thelr opinion, warrant the adoption of any srn
cIes Of taxation, which shall violate those rights
"hcn are me basis Of our government and which
"ouid eshibi' The Singular SPECTACLE, Of nation
der 10 enslave itself" ." "
"Res0lrcd, That these sentiments ne minimum.
Cd'sd to The Senators, representing the state n
Pernsylvania IN the Senate Of the United States
I" tn hope thatthey viii oppose every par1 Of IN,
ageise bill, now before the Congress, which shsl
initiate against The just rights and liberties Of th1
se' 9'h fsss. 81 roi Brankeoriaro', history
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-24
80 ." ee4o+.-k~---
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,
HOUSE OF DELEG.gTES

Saturday, Feb. PA communication was 70.
ceived from the Senate, stating that tIey had
passed The bills Concerning pleas in certain cases.
and Concerning James Sheppard, Dominic Rem
nehan and Richard o. Jefries,' with amendments
Also that they had agreed to the amendment pro.
posed by the House 10 their amendments to the
bill Authorizing the Overseers of the Poor FIR the
counties OF Ohio and Monongalia to sell and con.
vey certain lands for the use of the poor in their
respective Counties
On Mr. Eppes' motion, the FIRST bill and amend
ments were laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Upshaw Of Essex. the hill
Concerning James Shepherd, &C. was indefinite
ly postponed.
ioord, White OF Rockbridge, and Boyd, from diff.
ferent committees. ~
Mr.. Doddridge called up the And.TsriT Reso-
Intions. ' ''''o
=. Aessrs. Doddridge and Moore addressed ,he
support of them. ~
some remarks were also made ny Messrs. Dun.
can, Miller OF Powhatan, Parker of Nortbamp,on.
and Brown Of Harrison, &c
1he question were then taken separately on
each Resolution. Tho first Resolution was as lol
lows:
Resolrcd, AS the opinion Of Ibis Committee.
nat The Constitution OF the u. States, being a
iedeTatve compact between sovereign states, in
constituting which no common arbiter is known.
each state has the right TO construe the compact
for itself"
Mr.. Doddridge called for The ayes and noes, and
the rcroluton was carried by the following vote
ayes 1874, noes 65.
Tbose, who voted in the affirmative, are;
Mes'rs Banks, (Speaker) Gordon, Nelson. Per
singer, Terrili, Booker OF Amelia, Jetcr, ElIis
Duncan, Given, Bessley, Trouer, Bocock. Van
coy, Thornburg. Rves OF Campbell, Hunter. par.
ker Of Caroline Christian Of Charles Civ. TvIrr
OF do, Gaines, Richardson Of Charlotte Job1son
OF Chesterfield. Burfoot. Hi, Miller of Cumber.
land, fitzgerald. wynn of Dinwiddie. Boisscsr
Wray, Hooker Of Elizabeth City, Upshaw Of Is.
sex, Etis, Siillrnan, Vim Of fluyanna, Holland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-24

Aud Il was decided in the affirmative hy yeas.
and nays. as follows
YEAS-Messrs. Samuel Anderson, Armstrong,
Bailey, Noyes Barber. Barker, Barlow, Barney, >,
Bartlett. BARLEY, I. C. Bates, Beecher, Blake,
Brent. Buckner, Burgess, Bu,nam, Carter, Cham
EFT, Crowninshield, John Davenport, Dickinson,
Duncan. Dwight. Everett. FindIay. Fort, For
ward. Gale, Green, Gur!ey, Hodges. Hunt, Inger-
coil, Jennings, johnson, Kerr, Lawrence, LETTER.
Letcher. Little, Lock, Long. Lyon, Mallasy. Mar
tindale. Marvin, Maxwell, McDuffie, Mediation,
Mexican. Mclean, Mercer, Nfervip, Miller, Mi.
ner, John Mitchell, Muhiepburg, Newton, Orr,
Pearce, piersan. Plant, Ramsay, Jss. L. Randolph,
Reed, Richardson. Russell Sawyer, Scar geau, Sin
nickson. Sloane, Oliver Ii. Smith, Sprasue, Sprisc,
Stsnberry, j. 5. Stevenson. Stewart, S,orrs, Strong,
swarm, Swift, Sutherland. Tracy, Ebcnezer Tuck
er, Ssnce, Van Rensselaer,, Varnum, Vinton.
wales, Ward. Washington, Whipple, Whittiesey,
James Wilson. ErhraiA X. Wilson, Wingate. 5oain
Woods. W6lf John Z. Wright, rsncey-lO5.
NAfS-Mess.s. Adams. Alexander, Samuc!
Z. Allen, Robert Allen. Aston, John Anderson.
ARCHER, Philip z. Barbour, Barringer. Bassett.
yeiden. Bell. Blair. Brown Bryan. Buchanan
Buck. Cambreleng. Csrson, Claiborne, John c.
Clark, Conner, Culpeper. Daniel, Thomas Daveo-
port, John Davis, De Graf, Desha. Brayton. Earil
Floyd Of Va Floyd OF Geo. Fry Garrow, Gilmer.
Gorham. Hallock, Fl all, Hamilton, Harvey, HAYNES,
Kinds, Hobbie, Hoffman, Inghan, ysacks, Johns,
keese, Kremer, Lecompte, Lea, Lumpkin, Ma
gee, Marabie, Markell, Martin, Maynard. Mccoy,
Mclntire, Mckee, Thomas r. Mitchell, Thomas
Y. Moore, Gabriel Moore, n uckos O'Brien, Owen,
rhe1ps, Polk, John Randolph, Ripley, Rives.
Roane. Shepperd. Alexander Smyth, Sterigere.
Slower, Taber, Taliaferro. Taylor, Thompson,
drezvant, 5. Tucker, Turner, Verpianck, " eems,
Wickliffe. Wide, Williams. John J. Wood, Silas
Wood, Woodcock-9l.