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DE.N.T.9E SxJRGERr

BY @. IL. VAN PATTEN, NJ d.
Permanent Office and residence next door TO Iodd's Hat
Store, Browns III )tel.
Dec ally
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IN orlCE.-Thc undersigned would respectfully inform
Nv Tie public generally that, after having Tor series OF
ears abored others, their bencnt he has made
break and commenced working Tor himself 80 all those
Who want lumber, Lime, cement,or cacined plaster, VIII
Ind themselves accommodated by calling AT his lumber
and, Which Is the stand Just vacated by Mr. John Purdy
nd so long occupied 10y Alexander shepherd, Nc being
n seventh street, near inc CANAL and ADJOINING the Cehe
Esket.
The undersigned will sell moderate profits, for cash
ou credits. 80 one, come all, and lend helping
and 10 needy L. M. PEARSON.
June li-d5tNiawSw
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DORrnAIr AND MINIATURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DORERAlT AND MINIATURE PAINTING ma
Brdentha respectfully Informs the ladies and GENTLE
nen OIL Washington and Its vicinity that she has
herself at Mrs. Shryocks, 7h street. street,
where sue Is prepared 10 take portraits and miniatures
style OF excellence which she iatters herself Will pleas
ng lief terms moderate, and respectfully invites
n cal TO examine her specimens.
Madame b VIII take few scholars TO learn the French
language ana drawing, itappcaon be made early she
las a class now forming. June iz-jtlt
10 ne hes and legal representatives. Of John Henry late
We oWo"ga (noo 1tg) Of Lancaster, an The county " i"-
caster, d"d STATE Of ytDet,ia, deceased;
VIE Undersigned auditor appointed by the orphans
eeht VI Lancaster county to uistribac The proceeds vi
ii-..aeA AA,-'t us,SI, go,
entitled 10 receive the same, hereby gives notice mat lac
W aehd io the purpose OF his Appointment n mas Office
an ue civ oil Lancaster, "Wednesday, he iltl day OF
August ioa at O'clock p. M when AID where you may
appear Al yoatk'~k proper. -
JAMES l.. REYNOLDS
June 3Q-law3w
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IIOUsEkEEPING GOODs.-Now in store
l0-4, Ill, and IL 4 linen sheetings
Sd, ga and l0-4 table damasks
l0-i IL III, and l6-4 satin damask table cloths
5-S and ID satin daniask napkins
"a lO4 H. Ia H. and IA white i'm perioI ouiItx
Coiored cotton and linen table covers
Rich cloth table and piano covers
Colored ifuit doies and napkins
buu eye scotch, Russia and other diapers
towelings ~
" lo ena eolorcd crash and printed bazc for steps
-. 'rlil pfiip
hso on hand complete arpctinps floor
S'o's' hhtihgs, rugs curtain materials and nxturrs
a s III snort every article OF houseurnishing in the dry
soos iihe; TO all oil which the
VI e public as we are determined TO offer Inducements
VI LII, ~ &c = round elsewhere. +. H. HOOE a. co.
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IxJ ARLINGTON AND HIS GENEikALs.-By j. L.
w Fcadley; in yos.-the second volume this day
ceived Tor sale by r. TAYLOR for circulation TO
scnbers only) from the WayerlY Circulating Library.
II
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A NDREW J. POWELL, DonadsonviIle, La agent for
The purchase OF estates in louisiana would
specuuy offer his to gentlemen wishing pur
chase sugar estates in Louisiana. He has had expert
ence OF many surveyor in the State, thereby
curing famlar knowledge of the lands in tho sugar dis
fcts and the advantageous purchases that may be made
whether improved wild lands. mode rata
charge will be made where information is furnished
June I'm
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S,CHOoL BOOKS of every Kind used In the District
- Columbia ncIghbohood, selected with great care
the best editions, and the
bindings iil supply constantly kept on land by The
subsc Der, purchased wholly Tor cash, and sold
same terms, AT extreme low prices in every case
June Il. TAYLOR.
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Half Sections and Quarter SectOnn OF Vacant Land
occupy sh- Vcst of Texas,

svcSt Oh 1txna
ID ARE CHANCE, GRATIS.-The absence of number OF
settlers allows during year lSi7 s20
the best land families, and lou single
e colony OF Castro, whose prosperity is well asccralned
Castrovllle contains 1000 inhabitants The village
Quhi, nine miles from Castovilie numbers 80 families
lie gandenberg, tive miles further the road to Mexlco
u Einllies Similar establishments successfully iii
osess the circuit of the grant made by the gov
mment of Texas 10 the subscriber.
Address for references to HENRY CASTRO, Director
GENERAL and Fonlaor OF the Colony, Castroyle Texas.
March 4-2arn6n* Nat Intel
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I,UEsCOTT,s History of the Conquest of Perm, I'm
two volumes, octave Just Published and this day
eeved-For sale by f. TAYLOR, for circulation TO sub
scrbers only) from the Wavehy Circulating Library.
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d EMOvAL.--L T. CLARK begs leave to inform hi.

ID EMOVAL-L. I. CLARK begs leave to inform his
customers and the public generally, that he has re-
10 the brick house the north side OF Pennsyvaa
avenue four doors of 49, street, where he hopes to be
permanently located and where he win be pleased to at
lend to any who may favor him with call He has in
choice selection of and cheap paper-langngs
and other articles in his line of business, which he will
sell mt prices that CANNOT fail to please.
All work in the paper-hanging and upholsterng line
ecued in the best manner and the most reasonable
lie his thanks past avors and hopes by
strict attention business and sincere desire to please to
merit continuation of the same. June S-co3tS
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lM ARLINGTON and his Generals, by j. L. Headley,
W complete in volumes, Just received and for sale by
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN .
folume2 sold separate, if desired. June ii
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f he late residence of Mr.. Armiiel Prince street
X IN Alexandria The house is brick built of the bes
inaerla handsomely finished and wel-arrunged for com
ot ana convenience; contains fifteen rooms of them
large and airy and has wide hall through the centre
outhouses OF brick, also covered with metal sting in
one range, OF wood and wasbouses, cse above ground
TWO bathing and two dressing On the opposite
wing line greenhouse; and in the brick two-story
double house Tor servants.
The fowergardens extend from Patrick to Henry street
he vegetable garden is large and productive
1t considered, by many, the handsonest and most de-
srable residence in the District.
,itWl be sold low, and on accommodating terms, APP
plication WM D. NJJTf
Sept. 25-tf AT the Treasury Department
WASHINGTON Hull For Observation-Disclosures Hall il
w situated on the southwest corner of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and 9th street, Washington city, nearly opposite
Goeinans Hotel, commanding a fine view, and is
the most conspicuous buildings in the Metropolis. Ii il
now nearly finished and offered for rent whole or in
part Its dimensions arelengh, 50 feet width 81 feet
iour stories high, with basement well suited for
tory or bowling saloon The pavemens vaued and
the whole building finished in the best manner.
The ground story is suitable for clothing
ablishlnent grocery, exchange broker bank in all
spects the very centre of business
The rooms above intended for exhibitions other pub
lie purposes.
the Hall is not rented disposed of by the fall of the
year, will be put up auction and rented to the highest
bidder.
fof further particulars apply, by letter, paid the
subscriber ROBERT kEYWORTH,
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington city.
The Baltimore sun, Philadelphia Ledger, and New York
Herald, VIII insert the above notice week for three
weeks, and send their accounts TO the SUBSCRIBER.
May l4-Ia3w
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DOARDlNG.-MRS. WILLIS, at the corner OF and
ID 18th streets, has pleasant rooms that she
would be pleased to have occupied. One is suitable Tor
family the other for single person. This is one OF the
healthy locations in the city, and convenient TO all the
public departments Terms moderate.
She can also accommodate several gentlemen to take
meals June 25-law3w*
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NEW DAILY EMPRESS LINE

80 Ss l9;E qssssssfas sS%a
Trough by Mnil Train from Washington, via Alex
unaria, 10 fredericksburg, Richmond, and Peters
burg Virginia.
1'ih. Undersigned having made the necessary arrange
with the ,leaniboat and Railroad Companies De
Neen the above named places are now prepared under
be and style OF ROGERS, DAKRACOII " AL
EN- every description OF light goods, and for
lard the Gas above stately reasonable terms
We trust, by giving personal attention to the bust
es, with encouragement, and assure our friends
nothing shall be wanting our part 10 afford satisc
on.
All light articles, such parcels and packages, which
Jay be consigned care, viii be delivered Tree OF cart
ge and merchandise other articles, which may be
payy the mail trnln will have particular by
ne freight train.
]. W. ROGERS, Ma ster Steamer Powhatan.
b. +. DARkACUTr, Train captain, X. +. ~ p. Il. r.
WILLIAM IA. ALLEN, Depot agent, do
Richmond, Va, May L. lS31-May l--dtf
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DOARDlNG.--L.V ". CLEMENTS having taken the house
ID formerly occupied by Col Northrup is now ready e
accommodate boarders The house Is pleasantly situated
between 18Th and llth Streets four doors west
the Union office May Is
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPAKVMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, June ~, 1SI7
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed proposals for beef.
~ and proposals for pork" the may be, will be
received at this Office until O'Clock, p. m Monday, the
"a day of August next for furnishing and delivering free
OF all cost and risk to the United States,
Five thousand four hundred barrels of navy beef and four
thousand eight hundred barrels of navy pork.
Zach barrel to not less than hundred pounds
nett weight of beef pork of weight in either
article will be paid for To be delivered at the respective
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ME FAANCO-ANlEKICAN,6 90 Nassau street, New
II hork-rhs and beautiful French paper, com
cncihS ON Monday April D. VIII be- issued every Monday,
enosany and FRIDAY, moderate rate oil SO year;
p Tor SIX months; 81 D, three months.
Devoted 10 the democracy, liberty of religion, and
cla anclorauo, iis columns the most exact
81 copious comnercal, administrative, md Judiciary
nnaon, and original literary works OF the best writers
OH worlds, consisting OF productions unpublished even IN
rance; SCIENTIFIC agricultural, critical and other ARTICLES,
(ogener with the Paris fashions, tSc.
Ihe moderate pnce, both oil subscription and advertising,
gehe with the quantity and interest OF the
his paper, advantages possessed by the same
nd IN the United States.
Agent, j. MICHARD,
19tbstreet. between 4 and
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M1 SO @


MARSEILLES Lane OF PACKETS,
Touching at Gibraltar 10 land passengers.
ME aforementioned ships will be regularly despatched
from New York the ls and from Niarseiles on
ir 10th of each month, as iolows
FROM
Ship Prince dc Jonvllle, (new,) Capt. W. Laurence,
Ut |, 1916
ship Arcoe, (new,) Captain w. r. Hoodlcss, Nov. 1,
SIG. f..f
Ship CASTOR, Capt James Anthony, Dec. !, 1916
Ship Nebraska, (new) Captain james watson, Jan. i,
81
Ship -, Feb. l, 1S47.
MARsEiLLEs-
Ship Prince de Jonvlie, (new,) Capt w. W. Laurence,
Dec. 10, 1896
Ship Arcoie, (new) Capt w. II. Hoodess Jan 10, lSf7.
1Sup CASTOR, Capt James Anthony Feb. TO- 1917.
Ship Ncbraska, (new,) Capt James Watson, March TO-
SH.
ship --, April TO- 1917.
nrlese all oil the class and commanded by
men xperience Their accommodations passengers
Ire passed comfort and convenience. Goods
the agents viii be forwarded free OF all other expenses
nan those actually paid
For freight or passage, apply to
CnAMbERLAIN IL PHELPS,
lO3 Front street, to
BOYD ~ HINCkEN, agents,
Nos, Tontine Buildings, corner OF Waii anu Water
eets, New York.
Is
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For further lnlormaon please Apply to
N. TOWSON,
President Board Trustees; or II
JAMES HARMED,
June l4-3m Treas,rar
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o. Orders for tickets and shares certificates of pack
ages in the above splendid lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention, and account of each drawing will be
sent Immediately after it is all who order from US
address J. 81 c. MAURY,
Agents for ]. w. MAuRY & Co., Managers
June 2l--dXciid Washington d. e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-22
Terms Of the ENQUIRER.

,-The Enquirer is published DAILY (foy the city,
and SEMI .EKLY tfor the country.) For the Daily
pape seven dollars per annu and NJ the rate oil eight
solars II taken for shorter period than one year. For
,sr Seni-Weekly, Ave dollars per annum, and Ihree
Doars o, six months PAYABLE in advance TO be PAD IN
ne eee or RENTED by mall, post paid; or SIX poiais
o.r auuum at the end ofths year. IA
NJ All dues this Office may he RENTED per mai,
IN good and available Bank notes. al the risk oil ina Eai
lar he postage Of all letters beag paid by tAe OraTs-
RI, postage Of single letter Is scarcely OF any aecouh.
"a Tho winter. is the accumulation OF postage, III an
extensive business, which operates as serious Tax
up"' '''' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IN THE DAILY EN0UiRER-For one square Q,
.r,.en lines or less first insertion, MY cents, ana
every succeeding insertion twenty-five cents-h insert
ID once a week, twice week, or three times week
thirty seven and half cents.
I'M THE SEMf-WEEKLY-One square OF sixteen
lines or less rst insertion IS cents; for each continu
anoe, so cents.
orders from distance must be accompanied with the
pay satisfactory to insure exseu
Ken. -. ..,.
Annual advertisers are charged city dollars for thIt,
lines and In that proportion for advertisements OF
greater length-except Lottery Vendors and Auction
sl idsd.)
~ All Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
.6eneyer the partys handwriting Ia unknown AZ THIS
Once must be authenticated by the endorsauon oil tue
Postmaster in the eshborhcod or they viii IN no case
h. published. Every measure, that has been aken 10
nj impastons and Quizzes, has proved heretofore
p,avalinp We must therefore, insist, IN such Case
nnon tho communication being certined bv tue hae VI
=. postmaatsx, tcrittsa the back Of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-22
SAIE oE BUCKINGHAM LAND.

WE offer for sale our Plantation In Buckingham
w county, situated sixteen miles North of the Court
House, South of Scoltsvlle, and within miles OF
James river Bollings Landing, IA place ofdeposte and
shipmen; of prcduce) This Tract contains seven hun
dred and eighty being the land purchased Of
C. M. Payne, ESQ., and is one Of the most valuable
highland in this section OF The country, as ac
knowledged by all who know IT, In original fertility,
durability, piabty and producveness OF soil, It i
surpassed by lands in Eastern Virginia. and equals
the lands West of the Blue Ridge for growing Clover,
Timothy and all other Grasses, and is well adapted to
the production of Tobacco Wheat, Corn and Oats.
This land Is Of the quality as the Green Spring
lands In Louisa county; and in point of health. we can
didy believe spot IN Virginia Is more healthy than
this There is seeded this land between one hun.
dred and fifty and two hundred bushels of wheat, and
preparations being made for crop this year about
fifty Of Tobacco land being ploughed Those who
may wish to purchase Farm, combining more advan-
aees than any other in this part Of the world have now
opportunity of doing and arc invited to view the
land as wish TO sell immediately and are prepared
10 give possession IL DESIRED this land can be
divided into two tracts, with good and convenient
buildings attached each IL sold, the purchaser can
be supplied with and provender on the premises
JAMES HARRIS.
Jan. 22-cw4w JOHN Nj. HARkiS.
P. S.-The above land will be offered al public sale
on the 25th day of February if fair If not on the next
fair day Those wishing purchase are invited 10 at
J. H.,
Feb 9-ctd, J. NJ ii.
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VALUABLE ESTATE AND NEGROES
AT AUCTION

Thursday, February 25th, Is47.
RY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Superior Court OF
- Law and Chancery for Norfolk city, in the suit Of
Cunningham and wife W.. Poor aud others, the under
signed will proceed TO sell, OH THURSDAY, the 25,h
Of February, lSi7 upon the premises public auction,
10 the highest bidder that valuable Estate In Princess
Anne county belonging 10 the devsees Of the late Ro
bert b. Stark, deceased, and commonly called and
known as "LAWSoN'S." This estate contains about
eleven hundred and seventy of good land, six
hundred of which in good state Of o"l,va'lo the
remainder being we'll iimbercd aud wooded IL is 81
tuaed about miles from the city of Norfolk, and
within few miles OF good landing. The improve
ments brick dwelling, and all the necessary cut
Louses The farm has upon il an excellent mill seat,
with dam complete, is under good fence, and has been
prepared To receive The present years crop.
Al the time aud place. will be sold from twenty
TO thirty NEGROES, men, women and children.
Sale to commence sboui II O'Clock, A NJ.
TERMS-Cash for the Negroes. The Farm will be
sold credit Of six and twelve MONTHS The money 10
be paid in equal nstamentsthe purchaser giving bond
with sufficient security and lien on The land.
NJ. COOKE, Commissioner.
N. B.-Imme diatey after the above SALE the Eaecu-
Of Dr. Stark will sell al public Auction the Farming
Utensils and Stock remaining on hand.
Feb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS
AND MILL

pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
Of Hanover, pronounced the 10Th day of October,
1896 the subscriber, appointed by The Court Commits
sloner for that purpose, will offer for sale, at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, AZ Brandy Mills in The
county Of Hanover and about seven miles from the city
Of Richmond. on Thursday, the lth day of March,
l647 If fair, II not the fair day. the Lands and
Mil mentioned in said decree. The Land contains
about two hundred acres, with dwelling house aud
other necessary out-nouses, adjoining the lands Of G.
W. Irueheart, WIN. d. sydnor and others. The Mill,
mentioned tract, and is never-fang stream. The
soil is of good quality, and we'll adapted TO the growth
OF corn, wheat, oats, vegetables, ETC., etc.
TERMS-So much of the purchase money 10 be paid
in cash as will pay the costs and charges sale and the
costs of The suit through which the decree obtain
ed-the balance of the purchase money to be secured by
Two bonds payable TO the said Commissioner six and
twelve months from the day sale, each for half of
said balance and the title to be retained until the
whole Of said balance shalt have been paid
Feb. 9-ctds NATHAN d. CLARKE, Com'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-22
&C. aNewiH. ioHN i. ELLIS, Commissioner.
LAND IN BUCKINGHAM FOR SALE.

LAND IN BUCKINGHAM FOR SALE
7 OFFER FOR SALE Tract Of 81 acres Of Land
called "Raieigt," lying one and half miles West OF
Buckingham Court house, which there has been re-
Gently built fine brick building, with all necessary out
All rinds This land is in n remarkably healthy coun
try and like the rest Of this section, particularly pro-
ductive In wheat and tobacco. The neiahoorhood u
yery desirable being thcSly settled by an agreeable
and Intelligent population. Persons wishing TO pur-
chase land will do well by calling and examining Tor
themselves as the tract be had on very reasonable
terms the proprietor being DESTROYS of moving South
L~tlers directed to Buckingham Courthouse Will be
promptly attended to. THos. r. rEhhiNS'
Ok
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VALUABLE TIMBER LAND AT AUCTION,

On Saturday,, February q, a60aI II 0'e10eR' 1H'
pY virtue of Decree Of the Hastings Court OF Nor
- folk City. in the suit Of Andrews Vs. Cookies a.
minlstrator and others. the undersigned Will sell on
SATURDAY, tho 27th day of February. ls47 in front
Of the Beacon Office News Room. in Norfolk city, nj
public auction, to the highest bidder all that raet Of
wick Of which NJ Cooke died, seized and possessed
and which was purchased Of Richard E. Parker, de
ceased.
acres more or less, is heavily tmbered, the principal
growth being White Oak of the best kind OF all siIes
and ages and considered ranking first IN the st OF
,mbered tracts in Virginia. The land is consen,en. 10
water and lies contiguous TO the property Of William
G. Young, ESQ.,, who win be pleased to give any infor-
nation in respect 10 II.
The Land will be sold on credit OF twelve moh'ns'
except for 30 much as will be sufficient to pay The ex-
pen,es Of sale and OF sut which VIII be required
In cash. the purchaser giving bond with good security,
and the Commissioner retaining the title 70 me laa ~
secure the deferred payment. NJ. COonE,
E=h Q=c2a,Rfda COmmIsalOneI.
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V. Il DuixkaaD, Secretary.
g,rGNa nc SENATORIAL CONVEX


ID ,tgl1 L
TIGN.
lprsusn. ! notice, 4 Convention 81 Delegates
from. W. Counties .. .;a.asslvama Caroline, anu
s. .s...,no;ed ii inr BosHGg Green. ~ aioa-
dag Ii. ga i! February, ioT he Pnf1o,e q no'a-
ina;i. x Candidate 10 fepfescnl tie DisuIct IN
the .Seialr o! Virginia.
TIL Convention was called 10 Order ny b. II.
w. Eac,ner, Esq and oFssnzs IS me appoint
men, ii i.al. Q. IA. Csuchli,.d Of S?n.'yra
MIA - c., lrman, ana James d. Co'tmaa VI
Caroiine Secretary.
TA.otlsct OF The Convention having breG ~
planned IL nc Chairman,-cn motion = Gait
tiioi Dcjirnei OF Spoisy.vaaia, the sevcfa
Delegations We c called apon t. register Iheif
nam, me Delegates presented themselves IN
the fo''owing order:
E,sI.-l:corso r. Wright, Allied Terri.l,
Sen, rnia r. Virgin, James CiaEs-.
Sre s9s 3nia-Mal. .. NJ. Cru chfied, Cap.
Eli. |, n, iatne;,, \. Wissiesworib, ~. Cav
ford. 'tao=. W. Anderson, 2. ~. Du:iry, Ens-
,ace Conway, Tnos. 4 beazsy, 1no ". VIC
Csu.'eg, geo. P. Goodioc.
Co.o as.-Co Archibald Samar Lewis Bal
riiic. Saml &. Scott, Dr. Thos. Sco', VIM. !.
Moncnrs g:ehl r. COLEMAN, las y. Coleman,
VA. ,,a!sman, CAPT. /. Dickinson, John bicH-
,nson, :a.eph Ga,swocd, Gel lchn Washington
Dan Deiarne;, Cul. Ira Naiis. Gs"Ffe iiz
high. - H.. |. Dicsins =, R. II. " 6ucsneI .
pc?l i Jossph t'iippo, Capt. A Z F-:?n9' - ;
I. Wh;,7, r., Dr. George SWAIN D.. 4. i. sur
n.,. ta,a,ny Thornton, Robert peja'net, Johh
II. D.a,nel, Daniel pelarneii, Sc.
A debate having arisen as 70 he maoSe' 70 !!
which the Convention should voc, IN wh'c :.
Messrs. j. Flippo, w. Bucsncr and caei. T.
De,arnen ook par! On motion 81 CsP' DeJ"l'
Res,iyed, That each coun'y vo'e according to
is rcn esensaliou N tie House 81 Delegates
I'll. Chairman then ANNOUNCED mat nc Ton
ven,ion was ready 10 recfisc no'n'h'no' ;
TN. "a ii, Essex Mr. Tribes nomination
"a. , - -mly seconded b. Capt. T.. Delarrei,.
No other name having brrn presented, Mf
Tribe received The ccanTcus woe Ut iae Con'
vsn!ion. en- mssss. On ,Go;i"i, il Fas