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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03

f7l'S k9adaHS Leiicr.-The reader may rccol.
''t. u letter, written by Amos Kendall to gen
u--aan IN Kentucky, begging him to take an active
part n procuring subscribers for, and aiding III the
c"cunt on of the Extra GloJc in that State in or
o'r to influence the then approaching election for
"oFe1nor. Well-the Globe admitted the fact
uA Amos had written this letter-and il is fair
presumption that he wrote many of the same tenor
'-0at represented it as altogether an innocent act,
i"aS'nr'eh as 1t was written 10 a friend, By him
N'9' at home, a'fl in the evening, after the other
i'oofS OF the day were over" &c &c. How vast
~ particular yet how essentially false The
'''@'ns'on Observer, the Editor Of which paper
has 'e letter IN his possession assets that II was
'@ written to fricnd of Amos Kcndalls, nor to u
mend oil the administration" Though he was GER
amy mistaken for onc)-it is doubted, indeed,
whether he eyer sac Anos" And, a.a.,!-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03

ar trends in Kentucky are preparing for
- ...afol, md active contest IN November They
."tao.ta Convention in Lexington on the 20th
ao-r, Tor the purpose Of organizing their
stin-We make some extracts from Kentucky
'-i'es and papers this morning relative to their late
lection which will show what little reason the
'd.A'on party have to 5oastofa triumph there
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03

Sept 8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01
POEEIs ".
"Mvcm Yxr prMArSs uNsuNo.'


TIE WESTERN WoRLp-BY BsYANr.
Late, from this western shore, has morning chosl
u'cr the groom land orgroycs, the beautiful waite,
Nue.e ofitd' streams, end inter uP Of p,oul
SSyminglmg mOunt0ins, that o'croo& the cloud.
ErIewlHt where yoa cay spires Their bghae.s tear,
Amid uic ioro.ti aud the bounding door
Fled at thc slmcias puc aid the saunt wolf ycld near
And where his willing waves yoa bright blue bay
Sends up 10 kiss his decor,tcdbrni,
Aud cradles in his soit embrace, the gay
Young gtoup OF grassy islands 5ofa Of him,
And, crowding nigh, or in the distance dim,
liils the white throng of sails, that bear bring
The commerce otthe worll--with tawny liul5
Aud belt aud bcals ia sunlight glistcning,
The savage urs'd his skinke wild bird on the wing
Then al his youthful paradise around,
Coord by the intcrninablc wood, that ftowud
O'cr mound amt vale where never summer ray
Gianod, till 'ho strong tornado broke his way
Through the gray giants of the sylvan will.
Beneath the showcry sky aud sunshine mild,
Within the shaggy arms OF that dark forest smiPd
There stood the Indian hamlet there tho lake
Spread ils blue sheet that hashd with many oar,
Where the brown otter plunged him from the brake,
And the deer drank--as the light gale Jew o'cr
Tho twinking niazc field rustled on the shore
Mud while that spot 80 wild, and lone, and fair
q i9ok OF glad aud innocent beauty wore,
Tho warriors lit the pile, aud bound his captive there
Not unavong'd-,hc focuan from the wood
Behold the deed, and when the midnight shade
Was stillest, gorgcd his batte-aNc with blood;
An died-he waiting bahe-thc shrieking maid
Aud in the flood of fire that scotch'd the glade,
The roof down; but deep the silence grew,
When the dcwy woods the luy beam payd;
No more the cabin smokes wIcath'd aud blue,
and ever by their lake, lay mooI'd the light canoe.
Look obrool--ouothcr race has 6lld
Those populous borlcrs-wido tho wood rccodes,
And towns shoot up, and fertile realms tilpd;
The land l. full of harvosts aud green meads;
Streams numbercss, that many fountain feeds,
shine disemhowcrcd, aud give To sun aud breeze
Their virgin waters: the fun region leads
New colonies forth, that toward tho western
Spread, Ike rapid flame among the autumnal trees.
Here, the free spirit of mankind at lcng,h,
Throws its last letters OF and who shall place
limit to tho giants unchan'd strength,
Or curb swiltIess in the forward racer
Far like the comets way through infinite space,
Stretches the long mtravelled path cflight
Into the depths otagcsf may trncc,
Aar, the frightening glory OF its hight
Till the rccedng rays arc lost to human sight
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01

Hirford.-Peerson Goodwin,
GreensUiUe, Coz p. Scott,
EikhU, Amelia GOWN. 5. Archer.
NORTH CAROLINA.
FSonklin Co Pan ookiey.-wm. p. Williams,
Orf0rd.-Joseph H. Bryan,
Cdsren C0.--Bedford Brown,
lViinng t0n--Owen Holmes,
Raieigh.-Romuus NJ Saunders.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ChGrleston.-JoelR Poinsett, Dan E. Huger, Sterling
Tucker, j. S. Richardson, jr Maynard ID. Richardson.
Cdn,den-Jamcs Blair.
.4ugusto-JOhn Forsyth
GreenSborough.-Thos. +. Foster,
.1thens.--Augustin s. Clayton,
Sdcdnndh.--Iames Nj. Wayne,
El6erton Wiley Thompson.
Selma.-wm r. King,
Huntsrile-Clenent c. Clay,
.Mobiie.--John b. Hogan
Clarke C0.-Dr. Neil Smith,
CIdiborne.--Col VIM. :. Hays.
Observation-Disclosures EisJ c. wilkins.
LOUISIANA.
.Ne,c Orieans.-Henry Carleton.
TENNESSEE.
.NdstriHe-John Overton, Joseph Ernest, David Park
Jesse Wharton, Geo. &. Chders, Robert Woods,
Frdnkiin.-John III. Eaton,
Cdrthoge.-David Buriorl, Dixon Allen,
GreenriHe.-James w. Wylie,
PGriS.--Gco w. Terrill,
Dresden-Willam Fitzgerald,
B0lirar-David Fenrcss
INSTRUMENTATION Arnold,
JoneSborough.-John Blair. JAS V. Anderson
KENTUCKY.
neutrality-suspicious. b. McAifee, Sam'l. Davis
HdceSriHe--Abert G. Halves,
Richnond.-John Speed Smith,
observation-disclosures b. Shepard,
.NetcporL-Je fIerson Phelps,
Observation-Disclosures j. Ward, Henry johnson,
LOuiSpWe.-Lew Tyler, John Norton.
OHIO.
CincinnGti.--Robert T. Lyle. VIM Burke, John s
Lyte, Rob J. Skinner, Edward j. Lytle,
ChiiieOthe.-Peter Douglass, Allen Latham, William
Murphy,
zanesDiIe.-John r.. Muvaney, James HompsOn, John
II. Keith
IfGn, Seneca c0.-Heury Crowse
PhetoIon Robert Lucas, David G. Skinner
Lancaster. Thomas w. White,
Cddiz-Daniel Kilgore,
BOrdmdn.-E Baldwin,
PdnSpiHe.-John Eaton, William w. Irwin, William s
Wray,
81. CldrspUe.-W William Kennon,
-Netc eLphid.-Chorles S. Frailey.
INDIANA.
LOgdnSpOrt-John Upton,
BOOnUHle.-RatcliG Boon,
ChdrieStOtcn.-John Carr,
Fort Wayne.-Jonathan Mccarthy,
Dephi.-Samuel Milroy.
ILLINOIS.
Elias X Kane, John NJ Robinson
On motion of Mr.. Huger Of South Carolina, it was
ResOIved That Thompson L, Mason John H. Brent,
james W. Scott, John p. Van Ness,t and Henry NJ Nor
t of the District of Columbia having presented creden
tals, be admitted ms members of this Convention unde
such regulations and restrictions the Convention
prescribe.
Alexandria, Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01
EN CHANCERy-vIRoI;.iA .--In Louisa county
N court April 9th, 1882:
Rachael Mann, Pltf

I'm cHANCERY-vIRoisiA .--In Louisa county
N court. April 9th, 1892
Rachael Mann, Pltf
against
James ID. Roberts, adm'or dc bons with the win
annexed Of Thomas Mann, decd Nicholas j. Poindcxtcr
(vho owns Stephen T. Manns interest in the estate OF
Thomas Mann, dec'd) VIM. Edds aud Nancy his vito,
Jonathan Edds, Mary Edds, Susan Edds, Drury Edds,
and VIM. Brown and Elizabeth his wife, who Eliza
beth Edds, Thomas Mann, John Norman and Sarah his
wife, James Amos and Susan his wife, who Susan
Norman, John Parrish and Elizabeth his wife, who was
Elizabeth Norman, Thomas Norman, Rachael Norman,
Washington Norman, Mary Norman and Susan Arm
strong, Dets
This day the plaintiff by her Attorney, and filed
her bill and the defendants James Amos Susan his wife,
who Susan Norman and Thomas Norman, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
law and the rules of this court and il appearing to the
satisfaction OF the court, that they inhabitants of
this State the motion of the plaintiff, by her counsel
Its ordered that the said defendants James Amos and SUI
san his wife, who Susan Norman and Thomas Nor
man. do appear here the first day of July next,
and answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this
oder be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the city of Richmond, for months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted at the front door OF the Of this county
on some court-day.
A copy. Testc, JOHN HUNTER, C. L. C.
May y. l17-WSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01

Peyon Fuqua of the plaintiffs, and commissioner
in this cause having departed this life, the motion of
the other parties, Archibald Fuqua admor of the said
Peyon Fuqua Decd is made party defendant in this
suits and the said Archibald Fuqua, Peyton Fu-
qua not having entered his appearance and given secu-
Court aud happening to the satisfaction court that
the said Archibald Fuqua, admor Peyton Fuqua decd
not an nhabtant of this State the motion of the
plaintiffs by counseIt ordered that the Archibald
Fuq9a admor of Peyton Fuqua, Decd do appear here on
the hrst day OF July court next and the plain
w bi and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some of the public newspapers published in tho
city OF Richmond for two months successfully and also
posted the front door of the house of this county
Teste, b. j. WORSHAM, Clk
May 4. lI6-wsw
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coMmlssloNrn,s Orr1cr.l

''tNI'TDF'''s 'FfuV IIfW3 I0oas }
The parties concerned in The execution Of the foregoing
order, hereby notified that have appointed Monday
The 23d June next 10 commence the sae which time
they viii attend before me, at my office, at the Capitol in
the City Of Richmond, on the matters 50 referred
VIM G. PENDLETON, Con'r.
Nay p 4w4w
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ChestelJieId countY 70 tcit

CheSferfieId county TO tcit:
TEVAKEN up by John Gregory in said county, estray
N horse Mule, about years DID, four feet nine inches
high OF brown colour wart the head ON
the left large dark streak mark his weth
ALSO his back extending from his name 10 his
ail-hs shoulders rubbed by the collar, toerable or
der, and appraised at sixty dollars. Copy Teste,
l.. NUNNALLY, D.C.C.C.C.
Oct. 3, 1881. MAY 1871 a-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01

n CHANCERf-N IRGINIA:--At Circuit Supe-
IL rior Court OF Law and Chancery continued and held
Tor the county of Buckingham the 18th day Ap 1892
McDearman and Shepperson, and Me earman and Mat
thcws, Pitts
against
Samuel Johns and Frances his wife, Glover Johns and
Joseph Wilson, trustees for the said Samuel Johns and
wife, and the said Joseph Wilson, nor of Sarah b.
Watson, deed Defts
The defendants, Samuel Johns and Frances his wife,
and Glover Johns not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the Act of Assembly and
the Rules OF this court and appearing, by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants of this country
Itisordered that the said absent defendants do appear
here the first day of the September term
swer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of this
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
the city OF Richmond, for two months successfully and
posted at the front door of the this
copy. Teste, ROLFE ELDRIDGE, C.
May 4. II6-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01

BN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT court held for
IA Prince Edward county, March 10Th. 1882:
Archibald, William, Peyton, George M and Giles Fu-
qua and Thomas Lyon, Pits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01

Emmeine NJ, Elizabeth r., Mary A. S, William t.
John g. and Samuel A. Smith, infants, by VIM. r. Smith,
heir special guardian, and the said William r. Smith,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01

The parties interested are hereby notified that have
appointed Friday the 9th day of July next to carry the
foregoing order into eiec which day they arc request
ed TO attend me at my Office Dennisve Amelia coun-
ty, at nine o'clock, A. NJ with such accounts and other
papers as they may wish TO file in the settlement.
FABIUS LAWSON, Com'r.
May %. 4Gw1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01


Il N CIANCERY-VmGINI rules held in the
I'll once % to Cletk VI Circuit Superior OF
Law and Chancery OF Northumberland county, on the 9th
day or April, 1892:
James and Fleet Cox, executors of Peter p. Cox de-
ceased and William Middleton administrator of Thomas
Conway, deceased, Complts
against
Edward Coles, late Sheriff of Northumberland county
and IN that character administrator of William Gordon de-
ceased, Martha l. Gordon Julianna " Gordon. Catha-
rine elms, Samuel Downing, Geofge Downing, Thomas
s. Sydnor and Sarah his wife, William Herbe admins
traitor OF Joseph Conway, deceased, and James NJ Smith,
executor oil James Smith, deceased, Defendants.
lhls day came the cOmplainans by l.. NJ. Berry, Esq
their counsel, and the defendant William Herbert admi-
nstTator OF Joseph Conway deceased having entered
his appearance and given security according the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court appearing y
satisfactory evidence that he is nhabitant of this
Commonwealth it is ordered that the defendant do
appear here on the first day of the October term
answerthe bill OF the comPanans and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
hed in the city of Richmond for months successive
y and posted at the front door of the courthouse of this
county. Copy, s. A. NJ. LELAND, c. C.
May 10. 3-wSw
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n CHANCERY-VIRGINI Amelia county
Il February Court lS32-AIiles Webster and Rebecca
his wife, plaintiffs
against
John Webster, admir- of Edward Webster, decd, and
admir-. of Elizabeth Webster, and admir- of Fanny Web
ser, and PaschaI McGlasson and Phoebe his wife.
Defendants
BY consent the report of the commissioner upon the
estate of Elizabeth Webster, ordered to be recormed
with instructions TO deduct from the balance Of three hun
dred and twentyon pounds five shlings and six pence
forty four pounds, eighteen shings four pence the
amount of corn belonging to the estate of Edward Web
ser included in the said balance, OF which Elizabeth
Webster has no part she took her share in kind and of
which John Webster took his share also kind; assuming
for the balance OF Edward Websters estate due TO Me-
Glasson, Miles Webster and Fanny Webster, ffty-nine
pounds twelve shilngs and eight pence as per account
herewith filed and report accordingly.
Copy, Teste, JOHN +. LEIGH, c. A. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01

III AND FOR SALE.-Thc Subscribers being DESTROYS
n Of removing TO the West will sell bargain i'm their
Tract OF Land called Woodawn, in the county OF Cum
berand containing $50 acres nearly 800 of which is we'll
mbercd woodland, excellent for tobacco living on Willis
River 10 miles above Gainesville, and mile above Burr
Mills'-lhe plantation is in good repair and has on it
every building necessary for the accommodation large
iaIny and from its healthy situation and convenience TO
market IS rendered every way desirable it is pre-
suned that no will purchase, without viewing the
premises, further description is deemed unnecessary
One-tlr OF the purchase money he paid down. and the
balance in three equal annual nslamens; the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security, deed of trust on
the property TO secure the payment.
CHARLES W. LEWIS.
Feb O. uanor1 JOHN N. LEWIS.
dryden AND HUNT. MERCHANT TA1tope-
q y No. s. Shdype ST., B0ifim0re-Woud respectful.
y announce 10 their friends in Virginia and the public
generally, that they have received their supply of SPRrve
AND SUMMER GooDs,i in their greatest yarieiiespartlv
as follows, VIZ. Extra super blue and black Cloths
French aud English; super fashionable olive brown and
mulberry Cloths OF various shades. with general assor
mcnt OF Cassimeres, Vesngs, &C. &C all of which they
VIII make TO order, in the fashionable STYLE and at
The shortest notice, and ON the reasonable terms "a
liberal discount for CASH.
j. N Hunt intends visiting his native place about The
latter part oil June, and from the very liberal patronage we
bavc received from that section of the country will fake
occasion to have hmseliproyded with card of patterns
OF Cloths, Casmcrcs, aud Vcstngs and variety of pe,
style goods Tor summer wear and will be happy TO take
measure and receive orders from such Of their friends "a
wish to get their clothes in tic city Of Bamore and that
he may the better accommodate them viii attend Al e
Court OF Lancaster and If possible the Court Of Nortu
berland, at their June terms
May 20 G.w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01

IIsIOnl SOrFs, StOrrs John
Bell the President Directors and Company of the Bank
Of the United States at Richmond, and William Rcks
~ Defts.
to the rule Tor an attachment against James Wilson, the
Plainih IN the second suit entered hererein the fourth
day OF June LAST and thereupon, the court after having
fully heard the counsel of the parties delivered the follow
ing opinion:
The inerlocutory decree pronounced in these causes nm
lhe twenty-nnth day of June, thousand eight hun
dred and thirty, perfectly correct in refusing 10 charge
Geryas Sorrs with the proceeds of the sale Of the house.
and lot "a part OF the trust subec which was
ly sold and conveyed by Pleasant Winston and Joshua
Stos, to John H. Christian there being no proof tat the
said Gcrvas Sorrs knew any thing the sale or even
sanctioned IT. OF approved OF IT, received any part or
the money arising from such sae but that tho said Gervas
stores as wei as Joshua Sorrs, indebted (at
ue that commissioner Bakers report made the first
suiD 10 Pleasant WINSTON in the of two notes for
one thousand dollars each bearing date the twentieth day
OF June, thousand eight hundred and paw
able, the at thirty and the other at sixty DAYS after
date and that the said notes had been fairly paid or
satisfied the time the plaintiff James Wilson obtained
his inuncon and that the said nteocutory decree ought
TO be amended 10 require that In the settlement of
the accounts between the said Geryas Stors and osb
Stos, and Pleasant Winston, the said Pleasant Winston
ought TO be credited (over and above the sum of one
thousand five hundred dollars credited the aforesaid re-
port OF Commissioner Baker, with the notes of ono
housand dollars each, above referred to, with interest
from the periods at which they respectively arrived at
maturity.
Whereupon, the court doth adudoc order and decree
that the rule aforesaid against the plaintiff be discharged
and that the report OF Commissioner Baker, well as
those oil Commissioner Iodd, with the exceptions taken
thereto be committed 10 of the Commissioners this
court, with instructions to restae the accounts between
the parties, in conformity with the foregoing opinion and
TO bring all tie accounts between them down the first
Of January, thousand eight hundred thirty when
The bond OF The plaintiff in tie second suit for purchases al
the sale made by the Marshal Of the late Superior Court
Of Chancery for the District OF Richmond became paya.
bic: And 10 take account of the claims ali the credi-
TORS entitled to claim under the trust deed, from Pleasant
Winston and wife 70 Joshua Storrs; and the in
which the funds arising from The sales, made by the mar
shall aforesaid OF the trust subject ought TO be distributed
among the said creditors in conformity with the principles
the foregoing opinion and degree, and the provisions Of
the said trust deed; and report the the court with
any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself
which may be required by the parties to be stated
copy Tese,
WI. G. SANDS. D. &.
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Pleasant Winston and Elizabeth c. his wife, George
winston r surviving trustee for the said Elizabeth Wins
ton, the President Directors and Company of the Bank
OF the United States at Richmond, John Bell and James
Winston, Dclts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01

"a n Y-YIRGINIA.-At rules holden in
Law and Chancery of Meckenburg county ON the first
Monday in April, 1892:
William TONNES, administrators with the-will annexed,
oil Edwin III. Peete decd Pltff
against
David Z. Hutcherson and Edw. A. Holloway, Defts
The defendant, David c. Hutcherson having entered
his appearance and given security according the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing
from satisfactory evidence that he is not inhabant Of
this State motion of the plaintiff by his attorney il is
ordered that the said defendant do appear here
be holden Tor the said court at the clerks office thereof
on the hrs Monday in July next and answer the plain
us bill, and give selUrity for performing theccree of
the COURT and that copy OF this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in the city OF Richmond for two
months successfully and posted at the front door of the
courthouse OF the said county.
a CoPy-Teste, JOHN G. BAPTIST, elk.
May L. 1I6-wSw
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N acknowledgements Circuit Supe-
ror Court OF Law and Chancery holden at the Capitol
IN the City of Richmond, Saturday the nineteenth dav
OF November thousand eight hundred and thirty onc
Gervas Sorrs and Joshua Storrs, pits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01
James Wilson,

Pleasant Winston, Gervas Storrs Joshua Sorrs John
Bell the Presidents Directors and Company of the Bank
OF the United States at Richmond, and William Kicks
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a CoPy-Teste, JOHN G. BAPTIST, elk.
May L. II6-wSw
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DELEGATES TO THE GENERAL CONVENTION
MAINE.
BrUHsWick.-Rober p. Dunlop
.GJTcd.-Jcremiah Goodwin,
B0fh.-Pctcr H. Greene,
NObiebo1O' John y. MIGRATE,
SGcO.-John Fairfield,
.NeiCfeid.-Nahan Clifford,
BdngOr.-John Ilodgden,
BelfwL--Ilugh J. Anderson
POrHaHd.--A. W. H. Clamp
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
PorismoWi.- john l.. Elwyn James Harrington,
COHcOrd.-ls0ac Hill
Pitsfcld-Ar iond Carroll
Chorestooo.- Henry Hubbard, Friedrich a Sumner
CdHterbUy--Joscph NJ. Harper,
L0ncQsfcr.--Ilenry " Sylvester
MASSACHUSETTS
S0utcick.--John Mills,
boston.-- John X Simpson, Charles Hcnshaw
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OF officers; and the baekwarnc and aversion to perform
ing duty among the body OF the Miiiia-and consider
these circumstances as indicating the effectiveness of the
present system, and necessity Tor radical reform
IL Is with much satisfaction that this nectin soon
the deep interest ane'iedby the late rous
Regmcnlal and Brigade, IN many parts OF the STATE and
we tender 10 them our hearty co-opeiaiion
l. ReSOired, Therefore, that recommend to the Of
hcers composing tie 9TH Brigade hold Conv,ntion n,
harrsonhurg, Thursday the 29h OF November ins,nt
to prepare aPcion TO the next Legislature and appoint
delegates to e Convention proposed To he held ia Rich
n"mi IN December next; aud ,hat the officers throughout
the Brigade bc requested hold Regihcnal meetings and
eject Delegates to the proposed Convention afi on.
burg.
End ReSoIrcd, Tha, the officers of the 32nd Regiment
ineet IN Saunton Dt MIR. Gcger's Tavern al o'clock A.
NJ ON the lTth OF November appoint Decyatcs 10 ie
said Brigade Convention. -
3D. HeSOired That the officers Of the 93l Regiment
be respectfully requested the officers of Inc S2i
in Stannton, Oh the I7th November, As above specified,
and co operate with them.
4ih. Re5Oircd That the Chairman and Secretary SIGN
these proceedings and they be forwarded the Eitor of
the Saunon Spectator Tor publications with request ihat
the Richmond Wing and Enquirer give the same an ser-
ton.
9TH ResOircd That the meeting do now adjourn.
GEO. {. ROBERTSON, Chairman
SAMUEL WoODw ARD, SecTefdIV.