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EBcrby Literary Institute.

The Second term Of this institution will com
mcnco on Monday the 7rh Dec. next. Mr. LIN
COLIN and Miss APPLETON will continue to
conduct their particular departments as at present.
with such assistants shall be found necessary TO
toevery pupil proper share of attention. Miss
APPLETON is confidently hoping that Miss llebard Of
Randolph will spend the winter with her, if she
should there will be n chance presented, for
young ladies', to acquire the art of painting and
study the Italian language.
From present appearances the Committee feel con
fident that the institution will be we'll sustained ~
although their acquaintance, with the principals is
as yet somewhat limited, they feel that the selec
ton was most fortunate and that the institution
though in its infancy, bids fair to take stand with
the highest OF its class.
TUITION.
Common English Studies 3 90 Guar.
Higher branches 400
tBOARD ; reasonable as at any institution in The
vicinity
NOAH NICHOLS,
LEML. RICHMOND, Committee.
CHESTER CARPENTER, y
Derby, l3 Nov. 1910. i72w3
The Vt. Telegraph will please copy The above.
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Death from Gght Locing The Boston Journal
! of Health gives the following instructive lesson
| from correspondent
Two weeks since, while visit to the house
OF respectable long experienced physician, in one
of the southern boundary towns inNew Hampshire,
he gave me in substance the following account.
| He was called week or Two prev ious visit
a young female, think, over twenty years of age
who disressDely i'll ola complaint ofthe lungs
iaborng under great difficulty OF Sreathn ,whichhs
discrimination has led hn at to mpute 10 n
long continued practice Of tight iacny-a prnctce
which is Staying its thousands and tens OF thou
sands in our enlIghted land. There was, in his
opinion, an adhesion OF the lungs TO the chest,
and consequent inflammation, which had proceeded
10 such heighth that death was evable. Little
or nothing could be done. The poor girl after a
few days Of accute suffering fell victim to(what
shall l say am unwilling to wound the feelings
OF her (riends) her own folly and vanity. 1t could
not be suicide, because such result
tempaied though the deed was done by her own
| hand. We call it by other name than self
ghter, for such external examination Of the
body proved 1t to have been.
The shoulder blades were found TO be literally
lapred one over the other the false ribs had been
so compressed that space Of only about inch
and hal f remained between them and great
was the curvature of the spine, which had been
grded in by the chords of death that after the
corps laid out for interment, teoo piOaos were
put under the arch thereby formed, while the shoul
ders rested on the board. She was a large and
healthy person, and was ignorantiy led by the de.
sire to please, sacrifice her life the shrine Of
fashion, and the prevailing false ideas of beauty of
form. She was SAID 10 be Of amable and correct
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such MS Young Fl son and Souchong Tea; coffee,
moasses, sugar, Tobacco, Salmratus, Pimento Pep
per, nutmegs, cloves, cassa, raisns, English cur
rants; cllron; sugar Dustin; mace, &c, Lamp and
Linseed OIL; general assortment OF
DRUGS&' MEDICINES,
Gro kerry AZ Ct lass ware.
among which are found some beautiful styles Of
TEA SETS, plate TO mitch. &c. &c. Our as
sortnent OF lltrd Ware is nor behind tho times.
Ladies and gentlemen, have enumerated but
a small portion Of our goods, which have been
leccd with the greatest and attention 70, our
winter trade. We truly say That have the
hest assortment that ever offered by any Com.
pany Whatever, in this vicinity: and to meet the
wishes of our customers shall take the Iibertylo
sell our goods at much less pre- fit than hcfeto!re.
"CUEAP.' is our rno:iU
The subscribers tender their thanks for past pat
ronage and hope by close attention to their bust
ness 10 merit the continuance Of The same
CHANDLER q BROWN.
Peacham, Nov d, 1910. l72w4
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LIBERATION.
TENIIIS critics that have given my LO-
IL RENO o. STEVENS his time to transact
business for himself, free from my direction or
control; shall therefore neither claim his earn.
ings nor pay his debts after this date.
SAMUEL STEVENS.
St, Johnsbury, Nov. Is, 1870 173'w3
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LOUISIANA ELECTION

wing majority 1884
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

nllard 81. Doth Democrats-FoR THE SENATE
nsWEI.IA.-Wylie. Democrat, is said to have
,.,,en the late Wing Delegate, Wood, in this couu.
~. Majority not stated.
'rlSfERN SHORE.-A gentleman from the
r,.,ern Shore Saturday evening reported that Yer.
=. Wbip was elected in NORTHAMPTON with
an, oprosition, and that il was more than probable
n.,ly aud Cropper were elected in Accom.c.
Tuss.s majority for the Senate was very large.
lie would vote for Rives.
From the Richmond Hhig April &c.
pOWHATAN.-At the close Of the polls
George N. N. Porter (Whig) PA. Michaux COG.
nv own knowledge. voted for Michaux. who viii
yo,e for HARRISON" (Ihs will be found true of
nearly every county in Virgina.)
STAFFoRD.-Filzhugh (Loco) reelected by
a repuled majority OF IA
DiNWIDDIE.-AiiredJ. Vauglsn (adm.) is c.
lec,ed by 25 majority over The late Wing incuml-
hep,. Mr.. Whitworth. There is also report that
Nj, Whtworih contests the election, which has un-
Joubtsdly been carried against him by the manufac-
turing OF voters, and by that immaculate party
who complain loudly when Wigs vote out Of
their counties.
HANOVER REGENERATED There is no
mistake here, any hoe. Col. White, the Admins
traion candidate, is beaten, and Charles Thompson
iWhig) elected by 80 majority. We feel de-
sire 10 triumph over Col White personally foi we
believe him to be half Wing now, and we expect
10 see the Of Gen. White, one of the patriots
WHO slemmed the tide Of FEEDER al usurpaton in 9S,
walking in his fathers footsteps before November.
II the old Republicans of 90 had reason to he a
iaIn,ed by an Alien or Sednon Law, and by a Stan
ding amy of 10, 600 men, how much greater cause
have their sons for jealousy and suspicion OF the
Federal authorities OF this day But, while ex-
ult mol over Col Whites dtfeat we glory exceed
ingly that the native county Of Patrick Henry aud
Henry Clay is wrested fiom the dominion of the
Spells party.
CHESTERFIELD.-Jam II. Cox (Loco,)
no opposition and no change.
CULPEPE R.-Tbat slaunch Republican. Ed
mund Broadss, is re elecedby from 30 to 100 ma
jonty. gain Of 60 OF 20 since last year. This is
Mr.. Senator Smiths (E county, aud The Loco Foo
cos expected carry it by Storm
CAROLlNE.-1 he Loco Focos made in this
County the most desperate efforts. The critically
timed detection of Vim Z. Taylor inspired them
with sanguine corfdeuce. We are happy 10 say
that all las ayalled and that Con bin is re- elect
ed by diminished ma ority indeed but in a greatly
increased aggregate vote, containing undoub eddy
many votes manufactured for the occa son: Corbins
majority 2.
From the Richmond Wig. April 81.
CUMBERLAND.-In this county the Feds
securely calculated upon triumph. II we do not
err such assurances were transmitted to Washing
ton. Delusory hopes There is no diminution of
Wing strength IN that unity. lryIngs ajorily
is but SO, but there 40 Wing votes it was said
which were not polled, confident we've the Wings
that all WAS right
JAMES CITY, YORK & WILLIAMSBURG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
CHARLES CITY AND NEW KENT.

MI. Coleman IS re elected.
LOUCESTER.-Thomas Smith rWhisl is
reelected by ma ority of from twelve; his
majority having been undoubtedly diminished by
ms course the last winter, in defeating the election
oil Mr.. Rives in con JUNCTION with Mr. cCratford and
General BayIy. Since his return home, Major
Smith has given in his adhesion fully to General
Harrison, and will also for Rvrs and with the
Wing party throughout. BE The past therefore for
gotten and let ali Wings now remember Lo,hing
tut county and victory
KING q QUEEN-Davis adm, elected by
majority of29-no change
SPOTTSlLVANlA-C rutchfed's majority is
reduced TO Is, and the LoCos talk Of coutesting
knowing the while that they in 90 cases out of hun
dred, poll more bad votes than the Wings, and that
Their poll book IN Sposy vania for the present cleo
ton would prove one of the 80. The game we take
TO be this Cruchfeld is marked out by general
opinion as the Wing candidate for Speaker and a
Contested Election is held up with view to baIk
that consummation. 1t will prove fish in he pan
hAPPAHANNOCk-St the Wing can
dldate, elected by majority Of from 80 10 40.-No
change. Here the Feds (as well in the mother
County Of Cnpeper,) expected TO floor the Wings.
MORGAN we supposed, Morgan has been
completely redeemed. Cromwell Orrick, ESQ God
Wing, has defeated the late incumbent Myers fTocol
by majority OF 81 votes in about $40 poled-a
great aud decided change
ISLE OF WiGHT.-Col. Arthur Smith
tLoco) No opposition and no change.
GOOCHLAND.-Coone John Guerrant re- e.
iected Loco. No change.
Observation-Disclosures Roane [Whg] l27. No OPP
position.
SoUTHAMPTON.-Ro Ridley Loco] re- cleo
sea The report was extensively prevalent at Nors
,o'k and here, that Ridley had been beaten by Mr..
orquhart, without the latter beinga candidate.
Aud SO It was near being the Loco Foco being only
elected by Ia majority NV that his turn is served
wonder u he will consent 10 publish McDowcIs
grand sons private letters extensively used
terrons
fAlRFAX-Sangs,on Locol elected by o ma
jo,''y over Hunter Whg]-no CT angc. We con-
mueh'iy expected Wing triumph in Fairfax, and
VIC presume there has been some encouragement
w u'salpoln, an expectation, which the history OF
,ue county for the last four years, las we'll as the
.p''s's OF political lrirndsJ proves have been
NV. NENBURG--Marshall (Loco) $50. Adams
NV, "g) 2lo. No change. We are assured there
mn ne a Harfi>on minority in the fall.
nol loWAi-The Wing triumph in Motto
ill., 10y mo mistake" The majority is small. but
,ra gam IN The last lew years has been great, and
''e spirn is moving still
ne &c, slate OF The polls is as follows:
Edwin q. Booth (Whig)
III. ueorG tZgerad ". ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

Nc'o York and Pueinia.-It will be recollected
by readers that correspondence took place las,
year, between Gov. Seward Of New York and Gov
Campbell Of Virginia, growing GU, of the refusal of
The former 10 surrender three men who had been
demanded by the latter on charge Of kidnapping
and carrying off slave. AT the last session of the
Legislature oil Virginia, the subject brought to
the notice OF that body by the Governor; aud rcso-
lulions adopted declaring the reasons assigned
by Gov Seward for his refusal surrender the fugi-
lives 10 be unsatisfactory, and requesting the Co.
vernon OF Virginia To renew the CORE rondence with
that funclonary, and request him to review the
grounds of his decision. "a ccordingIy (says the
N. Y. Journal of Commerce.) Gov. Gimer has ad-
dressed long and able communication 10 Gov. Sew
ard, dated April 6ih which the latter has submit
ted to the consideration Of our Legislature accom-
panied by brief Message, in which he expresses n
desire that the opinion Of the Executive and OF the
General Assembly of Virginia may be considered
under The most favorable auspices and that his own
may be submitted to tue most rigid examination
The manner of Gov. GImel's communication is en-
lirely courteous, and the matter is weiahly and con-
slncing. lie plants himself upon the national com
pact-he constitution OF the United States-and
shows that does dist ely and in many words re-
qure the surrender Of the parties charged and de-
manded as are the three men in question. And to
make the case stronger, he quotes from the decision
of our own Judges, in perfect accordance with the
position assumed by Virginia in the present case e"
The Journal of Commerce then quotes a paragraph
from Gov. Gilmer's letter, aud concludes by an
earnest appeal 10 the New York Leg stature to a.
hide by its constitutional oblie atoms. We sincerely
hope il may do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
TWO QUESTIONS.

Did not Gen. Harrison vote for John Adams in
opposition to Thomas jefferson
Did not General Harrison vote for Ohm Quincy
Adams against Gen. Jackson
The foregoing queries are from the Nashville u
Mon, edited by jeremiah George II mis-, late of New
Bedford, Massachusetts, where, as reward for his
Abolition zeal, he run by the free negroes as
their candidate for the Massachusetts Legislature
tie is now, like Van Buren,, IA Northern man with
more violen, in defence of Southern institutions even
than those who were born and bred on This side of
the Potomac. We will, however, answer his ques-
lions. Gen. Harrison did not vote for John Adams
IN opposition 10 Thomas Jefferson: lie was aresi-
dent of territory aud had no VOTE He did vote for
John q. Adams-and II is yeiy well known, as the
Nashville Banner asserts, that Gen. Jackson would
have done the same thing il he had not been can
didate himseli-as Old Hickory preferred John O.
to any OF his competitors, except himself.
Will the Nashville Abolition editor answer us one
question now ? 1t is this Dad you not, in 1896,
while the Editor of Democratic semi Abolition
paper in New Bedford. Massachusetts, oppose Gen
Harrison expressly on the ground that he was a
Slavery mar and defender of Southern institu-
iiqns-and support Van Buren, on the ground ,ha,
his course the Missouri question, and in refer
encelo the Introduction Of Slavery into Arkansas
and Florida, and his vote in favor of free negro
suffrage. proved him 10 be in heart an Aboluionis
We ask answer--yea or nav !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

Murder ofa Jdginid Tobacco Dealer in Georgia
The Macon Messenger states tina, n murder was
committed on the 81 of April, in Luurens county,
Georgia, man supposed 10 be 60 years old, We
ry stout and robust foi his age and supposed To be
from Virginia. lie had two-horse wagon, par
tally loaded with Tobacco /, and the murder is sup
posed TO have been committed by a young man
named Terry whom he hired TO assist him. The
supposed murderer has been ARRESTED aud commit
ted to Jail for hal. A letter addressed 10 Messfs
IL. Il. Richards Il Co. Of this place. and which
they have permitted us to copy, may throw some
giving Information the friends Of the deceased.
"DuBnN p. o. LAuRsys county,
Geo. April IL, 1910.
"Genilcmen-On the Sd inst. ut night, nm old
man, unknown III this country, was murdered by a
young man who was driving his Wagon. From what
can ascertain. the cid man that was murdered was
named Henry Croker, and was tobacco trader.
The young man that killed bin goes by the name OF
Jackson Teny, who said lie came from Virginia
with James Hannah Terry took all his money and
notes, and three checks on the Farmers Bank of
Virginia for about Sll00. We sen, two men after
Terry, and they caught him and got all The mo.
ney, notes and checks. We have Terry now in Jail,
lroned down His wagon, double barr el shot gun
aud other articles are in care OF the coroner nj my
house. 1erfys rIal will come on the third week
IN June. why write to YOU is TO try TO ret news
10 Mf. Cfocker's iamily--there was In possession oil
Mr.. Crocker Tor as We suppose IN his pocket-book
which was IN possession Of Terry let er or two
directed TO James Hannah IL Co. by II. b. Rich
ards * Co."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
Contested Efecfions.-l, is said that the elections
in Montgomery, Roanoke, Dinwddie, Caroline.
Buckingham and holloway will be contested.
CAPT. COLES DO you hear hat ,"

We respectfully invite The attention of Cant.
Coles, our representative in Congress, to the vote
in his Disrlct-A majority of nearly GOO against,
him in Campbell aud Pittsyyana Suppose that
there has been no change in HALIFAX as we are as
sured that there has been, and he Captain, had he
been before the people This Spring, would have
been beaten about go votes. lie acknowledges the
right Of nstruction-will he conform TO its oblioa.
lions In other words, will he OBEY OF RE.
SIGN Nous rerroas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

Uregofy elected by 30 majorIiy.
SENATE.
Wm'burg. Yok Warwick.
Gusts w. 50 $50 mai. &c
Al~o,h S. T. w 10
CHARLOTrE.-Wya Cardwell, the sound
Republican and unhnching Wing. is re elected, bur
by tie reduced 'jori,y Of 6-reduced from o5.
TO IS. Charlotte was another county hich the Office
holders expected to lead back, penilcnt sinner, to
the Federal foo,siool. Through VI VIII ginia, they
have made the most desperate exertions, fur they
have known full well that defeat now now was final
irremediabe and eternal. " Il GOT hog or die was
the wachword aud reply.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
April 30
NOTICE..

TNIlE subscriber takes this method TO inform the
l. Public generally, that ho has taken u Shop on
the leading from Main street to the Washing
ton Hotel. the first door on the left hand as you
turn out Of Main street. where he intends making to
order Silver Spoons, Ladies', Sugar Tongs, &c.
plain Jewel; and various other articles in his line
necessary TO mention. Al. kinds Of repairing will
be done in neat style. lie earnestly solci,s u
share Of public patronage, and promises 10 use his
best exeiton5 TO merritt
HENRY SILVERTHORN.
ApYn fis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

balances, and found il wanting, either IN the sasati
" to perceive the interests of the country, orr
tho patriotism and hones'yto protect aud defend"
them. And they win no, be diverted from entering
decree of banishmen, against Van Buren, aud his
eounseors by such pitiiul issues this Of the oswe
goAssoca'ion, which partizan ingenuity has blown
up, like bladder Of wind, into unnatural dimen.
sious.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

PENNSYLVANIA.-'rb PHILADELPHIA Il. s
Gazetle asserts, IN the most positive manner that
Pennsy lvania will give her for Harrison and w
Ter. IT states, in dspass,onae and lucid article the
grounds upon which IL bases lis belief They seem
to us TO be exceedingly plausible. In 1886, Mr..
Van Buien's ma jorily over Gen. Harrison n Penn
sylvana, was only about 1000, in vote of 225, 900
In the county of Allegheny alone, the Gazette
states, there have been ascertalned 10 be upwards
Of 500 changes in favor of Harrson-and in almost,
every county, the "leaven is leavening the whole
mass" The sign of Constantine is in the sky,
Frightening the entire horizon Mhoc Signo Gin
ceS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

o. Read the noble letter Of Gen. John Nc
Eisa'n, Ohio, in today's paper. llsw many, like
h''n' whose judgments are ccnvinctd,hat a change
OF Administration is called 70, by the hes, interests
oil The county, yet lack nerve TO obey its Dictates
They dread the sneers Of their old assoc atcs. aud
iofget that they have "a country to serve well as
patty to obey" Wesay again to all such, read Gen
MeEkane's letter, and ''go aud do likewise"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

" AT meeting Of the Wing Young Men Of
Bedford AT last Court, James l.. Brown, Ralph
Smith, j. and DIR. Granville l.. Brown were appon.
ted Delegates TO the Wing Young Mems Conven-
ton IN Baltimore. The proceedings In our next.
In Charlotte, Henry Spencer, VIM, NJ. Watkins,
Jacob Norton 7, f.. Watkins, J. Edmunds, c.
Ba'ksdale and Wood Bouldin AFRO appointed Dele
gates. Proceedings in ournext.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
GOODS! GOODS!!
Is U IL TON a IL q ID ES
To their Friends sUish bargains greet

OUR Stock of Spring and Summer GOODS
" is now fully to hand, and from our X now ledp G
OF the favorable circumstances under which they
were bought, and the with which they were Sc
lecied from the very latest impouations, We conf
IDENTITY recommend our Goods as being equal both in
price and quality to any in this market.
Our Stock is very large, aud embracing, as it does.
every variety of Fa-cy aud Staple Goods, cannot
fail to please any who may favor us with a call.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS
Wishing buy Negroes Clothing, will find it great.
~ TO their Interest TO purchase Of US. -
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are also informed that we are piepare,' ~ supply
their wants at prices Irresistible. ponrS
April 80 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

o. We understand that James Mcdowell, Esq
OF Rockbrdgc, the would-bc Governor, and now an
aspirant to the U. s. Senate, took ne stump in
Roekbrdge, in behalf Of the Administration eandi.
dates. Now we do not complain Of this, but what
does the Enquirer think Of ii Alter rapping Mr.
Rives over the knucklcs, for the same offence, we
hope twill not fail to read Mr.. Mcdowell u suitable
lecture.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

o. We have received, but have not yet had
time to read, the Apr No. Of the Southern Liiera-
~ Messenger. 1t contains the second part Of the
admirable story, 'The History of an Adventures"
and many other articles Of prose and poetry from
well-known and accomplished pens.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

s)1 ia X II T. y md Is % u =
~Is Champagne. Burgundy, Hook, Carct,
Chambe,tln, Port aud Madeira Wines.
a35 ! and whole boxes Scgars, part very old and
,hoicc.
81 baskets Sweet OIL sone very Gne quality.
chests bynch's best table Oh.
do Flask do do do
eases London single aud double Film, and Per
cusson lock Guns aud PISTOLS.
ESQ cases Preserves, Pickles, Brandy Fruits Olives,
Capefs and Anehoyies.
q eases assorted Cordals choice Kinds and quail
ties
A3 l, and pines Madeira, Sherry, Port, CIaret,
ienerfe, Malmsey, Brandy and Gin.
81 chests boxes and leads Imperial. Gun powder
and Black Teas, part OF each fresh and choice
quality.
80 gross Friction and I,ucifer Matches.
90 gross Beekwih's Phclps's and Miles Pills.
For sale at Howell DAVlES'S.
Apfil 30 tai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
.veggOeS fOl. SUIP.

WILL SELL, 10 the highest bidder, at pub
L lie auction, on Monday, the 18th day Of May,
1910, Chat being court day at Puisylvana Court
house, before The store door of e.. D. Bennett thr-
~ very valuable NEGROES, consisting Of men,
women, ehildrn boys and grls. Terms made
known on the day of sale.
JOHN T.. FITZPATRICK
Apr 30 tlSM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

Freedom Of Etections.--In the examination, now
in progress as TO the alleged frauds in the Congress
sonal election between Naylor and Ingerso in
Philadelphia, it appears that John J. McCahen re-
signed his situation in the post Office, in order that
he might act one Of the return clerks; he did
SO, and was afterwards appointed 10 the station he
had resigned TWAS his duty" as an ofIice-hoI-
der, ofcourse, to interfere with he freedom of cleo
tons. That is the modern Dtmocra'ic doctrine
marking, as do many other articles Of its creed its
difference from the ancient Republican faith.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
Loss AND GAIN.

II there should be no other chances The Vb;,s
VIII have majority joint ballot rls IL is
proper however, TO say that it is rumored that the
wings have lost one in Hampshire, aud hat they
have moi gained one the Frederick delegates