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* iniinei" ’ *y |„ the estensinii «il
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.'ecifiaty- „|t..|„r„ v<ere appointed a
lh"me to drall resolution. e.pre.sKe hi
• of M"n,e.-nne,...wi. : I. D. U.q»;
"* s‘ m-toard II. l«ler, l>’ K- KJ|''V- *
Jitd. •* , v, J l.ym-li, anil h. t. Dowen,
.clHioln* ■* r).|ired, returned mid
r«J55ei*rri."“*...
* i’',,|i'"’,,f ,h
t!l -r» of I lie town Lvnehbuiand Us *ici
":h" " -mtileil to take into consi.leiatnin the
"V- H‘,‘'.ft at Me late *e«»mn nl Hie tieneml
' *"'* *!'*’ Virginia, for the purpose of nr
^“T/Vt .ov.-iMon" deem it unnecessary to
r, .1.1.,.red attempt to deinou.irate Me in
,Bllk i ili.t orovliioii wlncli eiclu.les non.
[ "'"holili-rs Irnni the poll., ami toiifme* Hie
„( Hie indivi ,ual. t i w hom the re
„f dm fundamental U» ol the dlaie
^ wr- „f
i ie coinmonny It naan. .mm.nS like ,U,t rt
t umilk hi l!»** bosom Ol evt rv m«iu
KT ‘VeSi*. «'.* ... Ilf
il r/iuirt ol ho fctlouJ'Cittttni, h feelmj •" ">*
,„iifinii "ini refiitir.eut, winch nothing but
i f,rone and confiilmi hope Mat .he <ines.lon
. -ith'il, >' itli'iut disturbing the puh
,j;,t\ . Co ild re.irnin from manifesting
:if ... l„.r. ,,r.meii violence. Such a feeling
»i'.lftRi-xUns Ui«i. > •*». «>•**
-.vliiil.l'.ib »ill continuei “ ■‘hurl liiite l",|tfvi‘1
thrv Imve licrc-ioton- ilmiv, to Hear pinion
. I|ip wtiiii-» of winch thpy emuphuo—Iho
in whom the d«!litni‘* ut the ai.ilf
jjl iK.-niru*ioil, will have IM much |m»elra
tmlion «o he nhumr.1 hy Iho «hA.I..« v li nt
Inch ntnid niimU h.ivf coojmnl up ... tho hi —
, ,0 0 ofl'.priiig ol' the pxloinimi «.l iho ruin ol
suffiI,**'—iml.f '* "• In? lu.pod, limy » ill ho
t,,0 pnidooi no«dl-*»ly '»*»<• | « mujoiitv
| the live ivh te populuiioit ol Mm dlalo, hy *
,'oniftl Of a cIh'Ih, foini h it in pi opnoiy nmljuj
,ice that'hov uihv thoiohy ,r«Mlv iho l«-t ol
now,'., whici'i Ions' p.M5 *'.u I ha- only inoroa*
,j ||)(« landed ari*l *01*0 ol i!te Common
* ealilt. The non f e.di idcu »»o>sp<« lb* right
a right of which hey cann « In* deprived by
Legislature, «o make their voire br heard in
the forma'i<»n id'a con.siitutiou destined to en
dure for ag***. and by which. i« they lie not
heard, they may be deprived t .rover of the
power *o ekeiri^e a p *vilegv. which “is iuefcti
mable to them, and which can be formida do
to tvruuM only.”—In consenting, therefore, to
abide peaceably Ihu i«tne ol tut*effort about to
b^mwl* t> gv t> Vurivi a Co mi.to i m
which shall b,* rvpno'KM ' >" practice n< wit as
m theory~\n fnet ft* well :• in n.t-n^ the non
ireeh.dders d » not surrender tb« opinion that
they have nn in lubun'de right in a f othei wise,
ih.-v are anxious, however, to allay Htcilrmeiit.
•at her that to prod** «* i»—to preserve tlie p di
ne tranquility, rut her than to sow the seutls of
strife. In exhibiting t*L spirit of inodcrntirin
iud forbearance, they furnish Mo» tirongest evi
dence of the pHtriutiC motives hy which they
are influenced, andgiv" a ti iumjdm d rebuke »v
1 fie asuersm y o'th »g.‘ who deiionuce the ex
tendon oft :e right of *ulf. age as lining fraught
iviththomsst injurious c »«ne<juen»-*g — as lea
4,,,.. inevitably to corruption and turbulence in
our elections, and, wb it is still more Co b » de*
AireQHled, to .« sacrifice of the permanent in'ei
esig „f the State. Tins calm tempet, it it loud
ly hoped uy this meeting, will minimi* to he
displayed, at least util it shrill fmv- been de
monstrated thru th non-freeho-'dera have no
thing to expect fro.n tin* d-*libeiaiimN ol ltic
Convention. Impressed w *;li th-.se sentiments,
this meeting do Uexofe",
1st. Thai when ftCo.nui m vea’th dderinines
to " change, niter or a'mJi-h" itti t ind .'iienrai
Taw, every mao, tv io, in iho 1 iiiguage nml the
meaning of our Hill of Krauts, has giv *u evi
dence of permanent infer**.*! in and attachment
Co the toil* possesses a clear and indisputable
right ton v do* in tie* selection tiff he agi nt» to
whom thatctruigo is to be entrusted.
l5Hv- That ti reasonable term of residence
within flic Suite, **nroi uiftong the militia,
i he payment ot taxes, and tin? per furm.iuce of
such other dutios as may be required h\ the
Taws of (tie land, do furnish the most mi'q.ijyo
val evidence of such ** interest nml ntia huierii”
* —evidence Inr mor*- satisfactory than ll.wpos
session y.t a lew acre* of ground.
3d ly That, depiec.itiu * a distui lianoe of the
.•public tranquility, which would mo*l piobnldv
be the c »n sequence of nil exercise of the eh*c
tivtj, fiai.c n* * dy t ie imn-freeiiolders in the
choice uf dflegates to the Convention, to be
held in October next, this meeting deem it ad
visable that I hey should ref rain from going to
the [i ills.
4thly. That a rominitl^e of nine individuals
hr appointed, whUx'r duly »t shall he to piepire
4h Memorial lo be aildie>*.i*<l to the Convention,
rcspectfuilv representiug to t!* *t body the gne
tnnees to which they have * • long mid so jot
ticnly suhmitied—and demanding, a* an act of
sheer justkv, tiiiil their ebuum in n participa
tion in the enaction of the lawn hy whieit tin y
Are to be g«»veru**d h.* r<*cogiiisred in the Con
stitution whim tin*v- will tie delegated t > frame.
\tid that the void Committee he r.Uo unili tised
ocorrespond with other Cmnm-tiers wliichhavt*
Ven cr may hereafter he appointed in other
parts ofthe Coinm ^nwealih, and to do all irther
*^cts which may promote thu object of this mm.
;mg
fithly. That the said Committee shall obtain
the signature* of all free w hite male «mz u»,
r;ver the age of 21 years, who may b« disposed
'u advance I he g*» at object We have if) view,—
mid that the names of ita* freeholders who may
Mtbsoribe it, %nall be kepi in separate ami dis
tinct columns from ih se ol tee non freeholders.
Othly. That our di^franehise i t»rethr* n in
other sections of the Common u cm I th !>»•
oarnesUr requested to unite wfrfi us in ilii>
peaceable in »de of proem lug an act ofp )litical
jesdetf.
?lhly. Thai if, as we rat mo* for a moment
tHieve, Muj*claims of the non-freehullt*rx
khotild be rejec ed hylhe Convention, if t,e re
commended lu them, inmuftliatfly after the ad
tonri.ment • >f that body, to convene within
their respective precincts throughout ihi* State,
m»d lo adopt, in concert, s *cii measures as will
‘*lort from the tears of th•• ir opponents what
I hey will in vain have demanded df thei r jus
tice.
On motion made and seconded, resolved, 'lint
a committee of three be appointed to nominate
fhe committee cointeniplat<*d in the 4 h regolu*
?*nnt wh-reit ion J * n l>. Urquh&it, I( fj. |
and L). It. Cdley, Ksqrs. a committee ap-1
pointed l»y i lie chair, proceeded to nominate
the following gentlemen, to wir: Allron Me \
pfiniel, John 11 «no>ck, S I. Wistt, Samuel j
^choolfinld, Robert Morris, .1. \V. Peg ram, M.,
M. Garland, p. K. Bowen, ndtJ .F. J Purvis. j
On motion, resolved, that .1. T). Urcyuhari, !
Eich. H. Toler and L). It. Kdley, be added to
that committer.
Unsolved, that tliIM tors tlirnuchouF tlir }
Commonwealth be re.piesled to publish these
proceeding*. J. HANCOCK. Chr’m,
^ I. VViatt, Sec’t v.
I'j the People of the county of Campbell.
KLLo w-Citiz f..f f : When it was uniiounced
*'^d} sterling C. AmlersnM. esq. h.id declined
•being a candidate at the next April Election
„°T county, ill the Instance of a few of iny
• nends, 1 consented to become one myself On
mor* mature reflection, I find a train of cir
•tnistnifces (all-of which relate alone to iny pri
Ya*a sFTuirsr nr.4 *.?:ert,»fbrc uriiofereffhi'* tj yowl
iliQtste. 7 *i ' > ♦
n-ipfdf illy kg (*> he il s barged tr«»«.t mm
|ilcil|f | iimv havt*j'»v n * “»* »tt* j- • t.
I avail myself »t *bK occasion to ictnark that
I was not without •oh “iw*tis Ictdlugg flui ing tho
late conflict, which j-'WA'nU«,d our common
country to it* remotest bm*fu'l*. but which -hat
terminated m the complete i*iti»nph of the peo
ple. Thu conflict being over we may ration
ally conclude that our brethren generally, though
out the United Sta cs, are njuynif* that kind of
relief generally prodnc-ij I»y a ca?® after *
Morn*. Not so with os f there i* yet suspended
over the O il Dominion a cloud, it not <tC /hr»*at
ening at least of doubtful aspect — | mea*1 the
Convention. There are reasons to fra* tiiat Spill
the iri. nils and opposers of reform may go *«>
lengths that may lead, if not to anarchy and
misrule, at least destroy that peace, hunimm
find good will which have eyer charac iei »-ed
our beloved Suite, either of which 13 greatly 10
be depreca ed. Extremes ever ®en. lh re
is little more to be feaied 1 om the • viant than
the tempestuous revolution.*1. 0! Him the p«
gvs of his'ory furnish ample and abundant
proof * hut it is for you, fellow n ir.ens, to avert
life evil. At your 11 xt May courts y*.i, will l»«
called upon to exercise the highest pri\ ilege en
joyed by a tree people, to w it, to elect persons
to 1 present you in general convention, to re
vise or amend our State cnns'itu ion. In the
exercise ol this privilege, too much care cannot
be taken to *<dec men wortny thehtgli trust re
posed in them. They should possess talents,
acquirement*, experience, i.itegriiy, temper
anc •, skill in the prudent management of secu
lar affairs, pi iv.ite as well as public; nt the
saute time, friendly to rational reform on princi
pies of equity and justice to all ranks and con
ditions in society , y< t not led away by a blind
xeal for ref 0111 in not shapg, wl ioh might lead
to a htate 01 tiling* more to u-’ d precaled than
1 Ihn present. Much too should he your represen
t at tv *•< 111 t ho general u>*cntbly ; you will par
don int*#lel!i»w cihaeos.tur thus picsuming to id
ler you my advice ; and attribute 11 to mv devo
ted titiacnmcnt to this mv n tti*e land, lie a,
xiired that gratiiudv fot tin* evidences of youi
conlitl-nce oil former o c.t«u>iis still doe*- und
will continue 10 g ow vv it Si unabated fervour m
the bosom of your It lend and fellow eitig<*ti
\VM C. Me ALIM ILK.
* io the FrCtholders ofltalfiut, Charlo'U and l
I want.
| Kellmv ('iliceii* : —In obedience to tiv Sove
• reign will t)l the people of \ iryiniA, out hgixla*
tore has a flurried you tin1 l.inliin * for loi unng
J ii Cofivent ioij, 11 i> entir *1 v »iiim*cei»arv for
| me to recapitulate io you Ilia important provi
I mo os o I liic bill enacted by our leghln urt» ; no
I ilout) V.ui will ex a tu i«iff Hicm sutbcicutly to un
derstand your duty h.« vnt.-rs It devolve* on
you to seiect four suitalil - prison? fr »ui your
I diffnet. to rcpiexent v• *■ * m ti e appi .niching
Ctn.vi titio.i. It Heem*. iron* til** new aperpttb
Iica onb in Richmond, and ihe proclamation* at
tlie Court lioiitfu* th-i there ure not less ilmn
twelv* c inriida'.e? to represent you. This inul
tittide of modulates mi-t neces^nrilv create
much ensbai vassiueut and »•!. ctiom i • ing sti it.;
in our district : Nav, it is to bo apprehended,
in tli b wav, t 'u popular will may be e itiiely
frustrate , and H repn -nmt.itive foi led on
I lie dimrict. contrary to tin* wish ol a major ty,
by a pin hIit % of voles.
(Jildtir t bis Bi-tle ol things, " e should cl< vise
some plan cAruitt'.ed to none I v IIiom* inoonve
j uif*nce> and harmonic.* Hie volt s ol the d^tn< *
‘ I, flier.‘fore, pmpofg, tu it five i! -erect freelm d
ri 9 be selected from yoal diw'nn *, three Irom
I h •* f Kiufy of Ida 11 la \, '-ne I r«• n ('W.ii l-»fte, ami
ill** titili li») ii K.ince Ldward, in n»e> . at the en
suing Charlotte court ; and that lin y be i in
p twered to eh-une out ol the t velv • candidate*
four !or whom the/listiid are to Vol»* ttint two
| oflbe candidates I tin* fired on. b of tin* countv
| 01 Halifax, one of the county < l • » I me amt
j one of ili » county of Kriiice 1*1 * aid. \ n p’e
! sentHtioa (hits called, will, no doub:. to p r
j feet accordance with the wi-h -f «t • t* dii'iin.
We shonl i pm sue Afuong ours dvi •; the pirier
plan of c.oitcegbioii ami c.ooipimui>e, on wnirl.
(be Convention b.ll is based. J.ei us. then, hd
lmv citisefls, accommodate enrh r.unity ol the
district vvi b a representation p> opot tiom d to
its population. 1 humbly apprehend, 11>;*t the
plan proposed will ensure thi*. d< sir.ihle object
Let us act on those enlarged piim.ipb > ami
feeling?, which should ever accumpi’iv tne nr
(ions of patriots, a d di«raid from our bosoms
j every tiling like sectional partiality and pnj i*
’ .lice Lei us. fellow-citijren*. t ho*e men <»l to
I tejgrity and piartieal and na t d laleutH, and
who have a ^oirsidcruble ncq lainlanrv with the
i piomnent iimu m the district, to ipprrx lit us io
the selection of <»ui candidate*. codect men
! who Hr * above prejudic *, aud | confidently an
ticipate from their select ion nn able up»»\*. n’a
1 lion hi the ftnprouchiuc Convention.
‘ JUSTITIA.
The Hdifors of the Richmond U tug and the
[ Kdilo’ s ol the Knquirer are r. <|tn*-1«*. 1 to repute
r li'li tliif addn'it in tboir papeir Aulrurly in
: surliou is desirable. d
To Cut. Thomri' Davenport '
ISifl-—Your ci cubit is Ivehuo your co-m to
en s. a id, as I urn not partial io ymn p• ♦ lit < »:
, yen'iniem* or conduct, v on uih pardon me, in a
I lew renunks tor a production *•» nugnlar.
Whew I call it singular I do nut a'in 1 to ii
splendor of diction, symmetry of air; gfincnt,
or any other of those negative lo anlir# with
which ft is i i lilwallv .nl rued Many of »»*
jcouhl possibly, writ** utmost as well, though "c
have but little *• arc tea to nettipuj rr
f woub1 cull y our attention none p;:i tiCfi!ai
Iv to ti.e last paragraph on the firM f a, «d
| vour letter. You there tell us ol 1 r*»htie;«l
j conflicts,” " bat< le • of form' r dav s bat r no.
intrigue and management. **.ife • i~»** * *i«^iI
Ain 6lc. and warming as your suhj**« t expand
\ mi assume ifie pr s deuce of a profiler, and
t- - II us- <»f ifie da vs of prosper*t v r nd uappioe-H
that are at hand. B v'all t 1 is pompous phen
ology. \ pii’siiaie you meant t»> inhn in ns that
Gen. Jack son um> elected 0 t e presidency
that be will be a -second Saturn, am) that thi
Golden age is now 'o be restored A **• ‘he
liist of 1 lies® factii, tome of us were f t igm r:,"»
of Jncksnu’g e eciion, though wr read but few
newspapers', and us th • second sicnis to t'-st
solely on vour “ opinion,” you vv 1 *! pardoft oN,
if our as*ent to it be mwhitn'su-pemt* d
You certainly have not forgotten »uat i • oi;e
comity of lie district lately fepi - »*« d b\ yo'i,
there was barely h majority In f'avoi of Jack
sun and mucti the larger portion of the talent
and int'lligeme ol ttu* e.onnty in favor of the
late administration. That the J - :k*«<u ptr‘>
prevailed by hi» overwhelming aul Ui inph.mf
vote in all the Stipes pu' together, i» m/t d»-p
fed ; but ( appeal to your snm* of ium >r and
piopriety, whether it was delicate or genem •»,
t » pour vour circulars, indiscriminately into
Campbell county, and especially into l ynch*
burg, while vco »•'•r** conscious that their con
tents would be nflfeusivn to ope hail of their rea
ders. Did you think t » sccui e our soft. •* .*"* hy
holding up your idol ax a model of p-i lecitou,
and pouring unqualified abuse on the retreating
files of »hf late administration ? It permit
me to fell you that fur once your ** opinion was
incorrect.
You seem to know all about the court* fo he
pursued by the new administration. Be so good
ns to tell ii< where you learned il. H »ve you
had a peep under the veil which Gen. Jackson
has worn so long, and drawn so closely bound
his political principles? Or hare you penetra
ted the In-uigu^il Address and found any liber
ality or dedGion in it ? If you have, though I
might envy you your Sagacity, F would scarce
lv wish to imitate vour credhlity.
A FHKKHOLDFH*
7b the Hon. Thnmru Davenport
Sir—1 received ypur circular by mail, and on
account of the personal respect I enterta-isfnryou,
hastened to peruse it, hoping to find some useful
information contained in it. I was wilfully dis
appointe d Itvis very fjivib?jp.r.(Miv trnh the
i,»fe nauLiiS.- buiiiusi. ht* f.»r u> if'tc»
latcd to circulars and ittwvpupris, ^c. wst h
pent drawback upon the funds of our post of
lice establishment
The fust part of your circular wni nil very- ror. '
ruet. ]t i» all a matter of fact business, and taken
from public documents.
\ ou say,'* The rapid and productive increase
of tins branch of the Natmtial government, j
(tb • post office.) under the wise and enlighten
ed #*duiiiii»trntiuu of the present incumbent, liN' 1
become, die."-** This is perfectly correct, ccr*
t a inly true But, Col. i* it/rue, that the pre
sent incumbent of the prtii>!ei.tial Chair, wishes
to renio.’c him fiom this office of tiust, to ttie
Bench of ttie supreme court * An I, that too,
!e|v he should become a su* restful rival at the
aspiksttion oi the prerent four years f But lar
fbtr :
in in*1 seventh clause you lay, M another
jjrcut fH>l ific.il conflict ha* puttied utr, in whi< h
the hui'lev of foimer day* have be* n fought o*
v**i." I but \* ihe conflict ot 17!W —That is,
you take loi* giatj'*-d, that l*i evident Jackson u
n J'fftrtan* Ho yrtu believe a m*yority ot your
Continue tu judge so ? / Could imt judge *u
from the exhibition made in hid elaborate me*
sage, I defy you or any body else, tu show from
the oitfviiHge what tin president's course w ill be in
polo o # hereafter. \g;*m ; " 1 he voice of a free
people tu vindication .%/ then vl'daltd right# has
again been heaul, and the republican cause
ha** once more prevailed *’
Now so, what " vi • I filed lights fH ] cull up
on you to eip'ain. /can vevy wall und(island
what you mean—Imt your expj'eiMfHi is nuibig*
non-. *• ihe republican cun has once more
prevailed " I do not cull this ignorance ; as
Judge Koanc Mould nay, it is slang. Ills it fact
notwithstanding many affect to deny it, that a
great maj ntu of the old federalist*, were in the
.lack.on rank*, during tile great battle tliAl has
j'i*t lo i n fought, hi which the “ violat'd right#
*( a tr< e people," ti:«vf nguiii been vinduntij.
Again, you env,*' In the Ui-e.ntnation ol this
eteat strug le, the people, Me. have decided in
fne mo»t emphatic tci ms, upon the fate of «dl
political aspirant x, who shall Hereafter Vlteiitp'
to v**IXC Upon the high olju ert of this govern*
infill, by mean* of” 0>n gain, int< igut and man
agcinenl.'* They have not only pul their so
lemn veto upon the doctrine <f "x /r pn\t
dtnfs" or hereditary succession In office lorev*
ei“ hut they Have expressed," —— kc*
Now sir, that tills stab* slung, of *• bargain,
i’tt iguc find manageimut," should hr reiterated
at this day, and th<*t 'no by hii bnnnr.dde inetil
j ber of CuoRiexv, which iin uinn believes, and
| I aver, y mi yourself do not, is an evidence of
great political depmvity.— I he last px ideal of
| these United Hiateii was elected in accordance
| well the /. *■ rofjbc Constitution ns fully as
the present inrnmbhU -I line was iio
| tunic* c%ill c.* of '• bargain, intrigue end mnn
j agpiitPnt," m the nniiiiiiatiou of Mi ('lay, than
I tu tin* Humiliation id Van Buren or Hal on ; in
! deed, there i> room Ibi* a much stronger suspi
j riou in tin* latter cave, than in the to'liter,—
I There i* not the shadow of u *1 >ubt, ms to mv **•
pinion, respectinig an understanding in tlmst* lat
ter appoint innits
UI hereditary succession, you sp *.,k rather tin
intelligibly ; h reditnry succession is when the
1 oh|p*i son ucceeds the father :o !li« throne, or
I to any li’le—Wlnit similarity i* there between
this and the nomination of a mail t » the office ol
Stic ret a > y In c*>*i finning the recent nuoiiiia
tions. ilr* fcvmnin have acted precisely as
Mr. Miami recommended on a foimer occn
sino ; unbolt deliberation—-Bn* egaiu ;
•* But lli<*y bav*- expressed, el*", with an mi
diidr voice, tl,en H»-tertitaiion not to he made
willing iostrum* ill* in Hie hands of executive
patrona/e , Mo l u th their own money, to**, lor
the purpo* «j i p*rp* in at mg power illicitly ob
tallied.’'
Will v on, '‘an yon, give a.i instance, wher**in
: the tali • xero In**, with nth ■ •*• ii|<p»opi i.ited «n
' unappropriated innuev, */.'< idcit hi jwlronngtl
Neither del he extend hn pattoni*^ * in that
v* itv, vv hirli be in ght legitimatr ly have done;
1 I ui-an in appointiio'Qts to office- I ventute t*i
i s iv, that, in this i** pert, we never had a mote
\ dwinteri iIpiI pre: ulent, not even excepting the
j get ill ll ashing! on.
; B it m the above <ju*»'ntinn, flier** is an iiisiu
j ti.stion unvmthy an borin'able member of cun*
I gm# of the United Slums—*' Power illicitly ob
\ lamed"—l liat is wilanjally — can yon attain
this assertion *
N t lor th* valte «»f (ion. Jackson, nor for the
I sake of t hose w o tmvp pledged themselv* s, in
r/drnnrr, to support Its in a ur« «, but for the
| sake ot mil* character m the eyes *»I foreign ra
tmiii, I h »pe |iiiit me iiuiu**Msur»Ml vituperation
! Which was dealt nut to the l"lr jiresiit'ot f»v
’ iii m* i'. n.icnl I i linn, upon ev**iy oria-ion,
iud nnt li> dealt out t.* the p r ent prtsni at by
I tbo.se oppo.4 d to bun, wiietluT d' nr rid or *
! dtst ried.
j In all v ',ir conjectures, contained in the but
nice i f fins sentence which I have noticed. I
| d ot* ;nt tn say, that experience will t»*.»cli
fii:ii that tfu v are cri'oiicou*.
f < n unit sav in r iih:'" Ion, that I cannot
« v. \ - support, nod matty til yotti person
1 al friend.' .n»* like invself, very f*n (mm bein'.’
your fi iemis— u*UCb b s* are they llu*
politic)*' ii lends of \ our ijnpO'H nl w ho is nppu
mmI, i g . >.ir . ttiof i * f or jo *\.iiling polity of
t i!v ; i" kh 'a *>l lln Bfal* .
1«• nr humble rerv.inf,
A fri' ud la the Tariff
\ H'.. ,n»rd word i' - ?n llu* *■“ Mmt;- if i*
I'ivt'ihi l.is* <1 with ( ol IV iitMii o iH-.v word Isi
f. m-iortat ‘
\u (MiliiKiit'i* t * * nlfei and *« i ii •* i •«t i he - * • v • • r«11
oitliuam < « c i»nc« MU*'-' Smiiug' rdiopv, bic,
in.s-std t*ir llth of Marsh, I •
\ IP* ii oriiaiiieit by ffCommon Conn
i lur the ( urporMlinn ol l.vmlihui^, in Com
111,111 |{.i l iv finhlpil, That, hereafter. in each
V r Ml !!,<• f, I St III IT 11 i - ul I lil' CoilllUOIl CoUII*
i il at lei* 11 * oi*;i» ii/. it i (hi , nr a - * •*••»» I lie re after
mi« may 1»« them -hall he npp unfed a ( om
niiitei! nl I (run each Word,in he dcnoitiinfi
tel a commute Of saf-tV.wli■ •§ • du*> ifshall lie to
ei inline i h ihwit i. f Is••in nine I * liirn*. liter*- •
after all the Simps within the fmtn
land <*«•'• wln'ltier, they »re mi a -.ihiii'mii to a
. \ nid danger from the tire n--ed therein, and if
! th -re lie any out !i, >»s in their opinion, are not
vc, tain me hervbv a tl.«n w* d n d rrpi such
ii!'e rati wit *•» impr* vellieril as v\ til render t lie in
teenre,
j*> •*, j IS * it bother ordained. That, upon
11,• • (Ii**** i*•:i being -iyei, by tlie Coiiiiu. flee a 1
boe-aid, f.r "Wirror occupier, «*t said shop,
fintll inkitieili.tle'v h ive the alteration or ini
j,111v* rn fi; in#*d*• m directed, and on failure by
r tMhl or neglect to comply w ith the done
tin nil , ,v mi, |»e, he, or they, shall lort**it
p *y ihn nin oft'Vo d »ll «r* Itii* ev* ry twenty
blur h nit's neglect thereof, to be sued for to
i\e tt iin- r i tne Treasurer ol Ihi* Corpora*,ion,
n t; .v»*iaide before imv Justice of the l*eace.
having i ii is lid ion ol the same :—IVovided 1
{i<.vv>• v* . flint "Io n fiuy s.ich owner ti oeiu
pier shall have eiected and fixed hi*, iter, or
then shop, m the manner prescribed by said
Coiiiinhtec, l»e,*he. or they sliidl not be requi
red by anv' viibseqinMit ihoninittee (except by
order o| the Common Council) to alter the
same umIhjs it shall have become so rtiuchde
c »ved ii our of repair, h» to produce danger :
.— And, provided, inoreuvrr, that no prnsecu*
turn shall be inditnted under this ordiui&iicc
until the 1 • »ih of .\! ty next.
See.it It** it further ordained, Thai it shall
he ill** d ity of the - nd Committee to direct t w
manner in which nil health*. Hue’, vv« . -hall
lie coi»-!i tided, end they »h ill, in no case,
permit n house, to !**• erected oi* i»«ed tor a
Smith’# Shop, the walls of which are not er
ther made of stone or brick.
See. 1. He it furl her ordained, Th tt al! O d,
itnncet >r parts of Ordinance,i. coining within
the purview of this Ordinance bu, u the same
lure her«b\ repealed.
f lie M further .ordained firm t r': <>i• ■
(JiiiaSce »b»ll comtii'i.ct and be in (urco from
mill mMvr tlie Mi-t TuenJ»y in A|>nl lint.
JOH N TMJUMAN, V C. C.
1> R.i>i», Clk. C. C.
Miiiiiii IV. *■ It
COMMERCIAL R fcCORU;
REVIEW
Of the Lynchburg Markets.
t orrtcttd jor thr t'lrpnia*, tty
TtIi»M.\!) A HoLCOMBk Bill! UlCMAHM IvlllT
(ViniiiiiMiiin Merchants,
AUCTION 3Al,L3.
Lxirerae privet of pasted lohac
co, from.. |4 00 to 1 4 06
Inferior to coMiiD(>n(. 4 00 to A 00
Common toifstod,. 6 UO to 8 Oo
frOtnl in fine, ^ • • • • • M 00 to 1*2 00
Mefused, ..3 2ft to 4 tK»
Inspected the lest week VSf hhdt putted tobac
co, 53 Mid* ir fused,total 83ft.
Flour, by strhohesrtlf, • - $5 75 to $5 00
Whiskey, wholesale, from 28 to S2U
Com, wholesale, pet i»bl - • » 2 60 to O tut
MenJ, wholesale, per ImAliel, - - - 65 60
Wlint, do... - - 1 00 to 041
Bacon by Ihe load, * • • • 0 00 to 0 50
Sail in woitb.* |; 6<> lo 4 hO
Hemp, per lb, • • • . . - -V f> to f* fto
I allow, per lb. .. - 8 to 10
Beeswax, do. • - 20 —
We have n good Mipptv of Flout*' •«* Slore toi
sale, some of h it lini rate r»n*By- Alio,
h frw h<ixti«U Hemp S. » d.
laiTIMONP MARKETS, March *0
Flout $6 76 a jO HTi—Wheat, #1 25 **~Tr>
burco— F»ne n 12, . memo prices , good Jin
7 I ‘Vi 8 M ; itMildlhig ft it 6; common *1^ ft /
| 1-5 ; lugs 3 1 _ a *1 1 2.
KAUlMOnF, MARCH 14.
Flour.--Since «mr I•%at icport, advice* ft©ffi
I'm gin ud In the ’ 1fh i.munry inclusive have hren
received, nhirli »hmv n further slight decline
in the p»ice of lirend'iit/T* in that country. I he
i |V<*CI ol Hi's i l» Higence has lu rii to d« pie,* tin*
« vglue c»f Flom in tliii m.ithcf. mid the tiniiim -
' li.«W' «'f the i * •"•ent week I'.ive ronwei|uenlly
hern til I"Wim i airs than ihove of the last. The
u (tynti * r.< * Ii • • r «cp,*rirorei1 u reduction of ]
c.eiitft pi r »in« «• this tiny week.
r. om tHr / o7'*ltri l'i ii i Currrnt, Jan. 20.
Tuhm M a law irtf ling of ihe trade, ii
rise ol Id «iik Hvreed to. The ptirohnscM of
| last week lot export, iVeie HSflilt VM)f> Ii lid e. Vm,
laud Kentucky, at .'I |.£ to Id. i lie market
j continues veiy firm.
Conan i.iintfr ! fur fhr \ 1. (hiacflr
fiiim w/r \ii. is*. ilin, isjo
’['nlnV'nt —The slock |i! in okel i.i not tie.ivy ;
mid we understand film there i* n scarcity a
long tin* ro *sl ol Spain, owing 'o the • ostoma
ry supplier liom In ticc through Ihe smuggle! *
hi ing “lopj* mI dm ing llie tail I »nr months. \\ •
therefore think that some good may he done
in keiitncUi growth during the pre»ent vein
For 11nvmmi lin'd St. .)n»n there is n d likely |o
he modi dennm *. though Hoitie am id I pur l« of
good may do widl. American Miintihtclurcd.
of iiihII 44 hands,’ mid tenth, i» 1 Kely to meet
regular vein.
M ill it I VUXS.
MAHKIID. Invi evening, lItf lHth in**. Bv
ilir Kev. W m s. limit, Maj. JOHN W. SMI I H
to Miss iMaKIHA ANN, daughter nl .lohn
Bullock. nil el fluw pine*.
. oft Tliivri i ■1 MftroB, 1 ftjfetf By
file. If. V Aimer r. Illy. Mr. BIMT.K WKHBKH.
to Mi>s Ml 1,1 >KI IH dnughfer oi Willnun Kro
ner , I.mj all of t iitnpBell.
—, on Hi nlay file L'.th m»1 By tin* Kev.
Nicholas ll.iiunei Collin, .10*1:1*11 WILSON.
L «; Clejk id Bedford Superior I'otirt, In Miss
M \KY .1. daughter t>f Kntnri t'ninph II, Lsg
of lJ.nlford county.
• _*■ »«— m.J***** <»■»«»»»» ifM—i—
i have this dav »revived. a large Ini o
jf j ready made clothing, of (he Intent tosh
ion*, it ml <»> superior workmanship. The (jimds
e.iilsMt of fine Olid '•llpetfnie Bill**, H ack, Blown.
Olive and Green Ore** hiiiI I r .rh Coats, \ el
vet, Moleikin Cardmere ; Blue, Black and
Brown Silk ; Valencia and Mai vail* Vei'a ;
Bant.doom nl f loth, C.tsiiniere, t t minrtt and
Bane op«‘or*!: l am v Hdkf*. Bafeni Sp»ing
Stock*. Bll. SnU and I’aticy colored Neck Hnilfl
l.erchicljt, Bucket 11”mih»*i rh ief*, J.itnnand Cot*
r ot Shirt*, Sugpeodci «, 1 )i tvverv, G'ove«, 11 it*,
lioots, Shoe-, Brog in*, ami Bumps ; w ith a va
riety of L>iy Good*, »Y I h.v Hfiival maldc*
us In ac niiiimaUfr all w ho call upon us from
h'nil to fuot, and nf prio s which rmmt.t fail to
please WAI.KKII k (.0.
Va.pm inui of Kashimi*
N. H. Wc arc tlaily rjtpecting a huge supply
ot Spring ami Siumin r i hdlnug.
March P.B
iioM.i.NO < ru;r.v,
<~^ONS‘l iMIV'iii fmiid and (or aiife 12,
y 14 wild 2*• inches wide, nr nova to suit
>»11v size rt*»»l. V« • wovo wire tor wheat
fan*, nr any other purpose*. Together with
ir*»n wheels, large and mall, and also wnl
lotvei** (or ( m . Sold on thu lowest terms l»v
MM lit !{|>.
March 19.
' VfOTK I Hv virtue nln d*«i! oI frits',
J. J eve, III. <1 to the ynli-etiber by Cafirge
Shrader and \ Mies his wife, of r»' ord in the
cl* fit's oliice of Amherst county, I »hall pro*
ceed to sell, ' » the hi.fliesi hid h r. f.»r cab. on
flip I 1th day ol Aprd, lb29, h * » riam tract » t
In rid, situate*!. Iv ii-e nod being is the county
ol Amherst, up m I; .• by Hun <>er*kf contain,
inl’ forty acre*, mon* or hs., adjoining tne
binds oi Jacob Hewn e and other*, on which
nud trai t ol land, f her* i* a u atar Qi i"t Mill
! he subscriber will wmroot only such title ms
is vented in h i»; i which i» belie veil to lie, bow
evw Ullipte liuii.lhle
l>AftNKV r. GOOril.
Mr.!."' 0*
S ffjUKSl' WT to m d**ed of tried, executed to
lhe gubseijber* l»v Sami, mid Jordan A»».
thouv, bearing date the *2iid da) of March,
1819, Mild duly recorded, we «)mI| pioeeed to
sell, at pubic auction, on the pietrme*, coin •
in rdintf on fh : rt* si rn< mioiied f< npnieot.on *■* •
tuidiy the eleventh day of April next.St*' f.-ei
of ground, sitirde on D arnond Hdl, cm fust
si reel, in the m» pm n' i«»ii ol I. y*. coburg, J acres
of ground on Tranklm* (|i|l, m »>Mid coipora
I inn, 2d aoe? of g i omul within one mile of
Lvi.Chhmg hound by J ones river, and by the
lands of Henry S l anghurne and other*, and
li) acre* r*f ground on Winston’* Hdl, with a
Minall trained house thereon. Term* of «ale
made known on the day o( sale The subscri
ber* will cone* y fuel) title as i« res'ed bi flieui
MHltUiteei. S 1. HAKMISON,
MICA.1AH HAV1S, r
March 19.
Tho Noted 8tad Horse
'DXX>
'•fb.^uvv hi !u;i
j1 r*•«:t ion ifid
I w iah lo decline
t It M! hllaififlu.i lik«
U »*»**, f *i<h lo “^ll
fir tnrni loin for tfit
rn«'iiu» Jcunm. I will yell 11 i;'i(' .p tnrgiiiit
in iiini, (Hkt* Innji'i nr ijond pH|iar Forlernu,
apply lu llm sh!js<hI'it hi Amin r*i i ii'irilii'ine.
pom i us tVs; !> :: a > k i.r r.
YlHYf'k If*. **{
Mfv» Raima'* Hcncfil
T II E A T It E.
MINN IIVMVV
He* the honor of informing her friend* end (he
patton* ot the fhnnm general v, that *he will
com* forward for , Benefit. (*l width •hr rr*
pact fully m'kitl their patronage,)
V fid ay Kvctiiug, Marcli 18th,
When will he presented, ihe fneoritcaitd popu
lar Mrlo-DiNina, founded on the pathetic Mai
In(l of “ Mary, ih« Maid of the Inn," nod per
formed with the mott unbounded applause in
all the Theatre* of Rnflnod &. America, called
THE INN-KEEPER’S
DAUGHTER
OOOOOOfCOoO
To conclude with « eery interfiling end popu
lar panlomline, founded on . a old and roman*
ticMorv In the Tale* of th«' Kai* ie«, called
cnXUSTXKXAB FROLICS,
OR
1 dltt«* Rwl Riding Hood.
in* Night* of performance. Monday*, Wad
1 i*adav*and Friday*.
Declaration of Independence.
FREEDOM OBTAINED,
Aud prizes expected at
** FORTUNES COTTAOE 1”
WIH.UI.AS, by a late an of tint Virginia
Legtdttl'tir, gianting In l.olieiy venders
a Itfenur to aril Foreign or Dntnrth' Ticket!*—
Isc il known that •' I* m imin'i r»nmjp " i> pie*
pavrd with filenecessary credential* in cnnloi*
limy with the s tid at t Thin cheering new*
haunt leached the gulden mansion of '* Dame
/ otluuCf’ sl»t* rtjoier.il ami v* as exceedingly
pint!, amppll the little Itui/rfeiMi rejoicsd around
tier—*l»i* r**e with majestic mein, and pioin.un*
ml | ho iol I (is* mg
Dcclarnfiim of Independence
When in Ihe^nurto nf liuinnn even's, i' hn
become notes*ary fur inv fiivortlet to diaanlvc
idi count ctton v ilh% jolt and other places nl
dost* i-onfi/irnu ut, nftd t•* hi* c&empt from all
criminal |iio»n ii ion* whatever ; a decent n *•
p4*n vs 11 ch 1 hold f»*r mankind, impels them to
i s< |i.>r:ttiou I hold H.'stse truths to t>« »•••!-evi
di'iit, ih.it Judges mid Gr'und Junes have hmi
hairas ed without m* u tin|, that swarms of offi
retmnl witnesses have heerttpei ph'img m> pen
ple-aud i Ip ruD'iilng Ilu*ii'lif^*t lies I, therein! e,
141 Ihmie I orluuc do heieby ib Hum*" FtWtliue S
Cottag' " Jrt,c and tml’ penile* *, granting power
i ni my name to make control Is, fell privet, JNiy
| Cash promptly, and to do all other act* k' (httiu*
w Inrli imitprtiiiuf L(d/frV Offices mav of i'gjn
do , and lor flit support o! tins declatatioti, I
pledge tocustoinei good luck in the fallowing
«pl. mild scheme ;
Wu&liinntofi C'*tis'»lidntHf] I.ott* tv,
CI..ISS M UllEli 14
In lie n m U f iK( <>» SHtnrduy
ill*' 4H< iliy ,»t April, IH21L
.'Mi,(IOO DOLMHI
Iftikm JMiU.AIH
Mloo DOLLARS
4,OH) llOLL <KS
Id of I ,oiid DOLLARS
10 Ono D( U.I, \I(S
10 Add lip,*U. AILS
10 <100 DOLLARS
10 .'100 DoLl.AKH
2W 2<>o DOLL AJR3
61 JDII POLL A 1< 6
61 00 DOLLAR'S
61 60 DOLLAR*
*1 70 DOLLARS
W" HO DOLLARS
102 60 DOLLARS
lo'2 40 DOLLARS
•2o4 so DOLLARS
1122 20 DOLLARS
11476 10 DOLLARS
TicUi i, 510. Iluln'i ft oo. (Ri iilrr, ,42 SO,
Liiloli. J>f 1 26
Tor MlR* hi llir gtmlr.l vjirii’iy of nnttifirr. .11
till! Du \ lurHnuti! "llir i' of II W. IILIASO.V
LyneMmi|!
Mir. I.
Hiw ton's tiffin’, f.i/nchl>urg,
N timbers M* I 2 ft ft 21 90
were the number* d’Htvu <11 the IS V. Coiisoii*
dated Lottery, Mo. 2.
Kcnew your small prices at H< wsou's fortu
nate <)|fu r,
March 19
I^OH HI*«N I*. I uinti lo h
cninforlnlilr flwHImp hou««*
r>u foiii th , o|i|h»«i(h Muriin *
NV»m* IJoiim*, nr prenfnt oi nipicd
i*v Aii'ijHMit'r i innm nigr units a very con
vpnipitl ho imp for h private family. |(ik<*wie<?, I
havp for mil, a tpncimoif opposite (he ft*'• Ni»klii»
Fl<»!t:l, on fh»* main r» coi.vi-nipiit nVhihI
(or <i grocery or any kind of bminpiv
A UCVVI3,
March 19 f*
I^OU III.NT, lit#* Slurp hum#*
1.11•• Iy ocrupipil by 11 'burs &
liipw ulrr, neatly <ippo«f!i* Hi#* Of*
fin« of flip Viigiutnit, for icruis,
| apply P» l mi .!<<- .mi* It. ilMiincii <;i I up! *ill
1 moil i I.«i»cork IJKMIY BKOW.N »r.
MHrr.li H). H
___
VV-f ()ll(l, — !l y virtue of h deed of tfll«t,
' J c»rented Io l he *ub-« i iber by .Inftepli iJil
bird, hearing dale tbrHthof October, IH2/I, |
>.tial|( on Monday flits «0lli dny <>l \priI^ nail*
h| A inherit II proceed to sell, in the hit’ll
e»t bidder, for ready money, f» negro slaves,
to wit : one man Hilly, non woman (Jhaflollt |
and her three Vonnge|t children, or no nmcti
of Mill property a* tnny be inffiricnt to an*1
t wer I be purporofc of t In* trust deed aforesaid
\cttirg a* lr*M»ee. I thnll convey mi* It title on
ly as i* ve-h d in me, Inlt Inivi* no doubt nf it§
i being good. itOllCfH HN-kLV.
March 1(.>. wtd«f»H
Valuable town property for sale.
^ # WISIJ to tell the house am)
sj[ lut on which J rr« <!**, situ.t
teiJ on third ptri.et. adjoining tin*
i proparly of .1 no. (, l(»*i«I amt o*
iflM'i s. i ins I.-, u cnnv* iiMini nmi \\t Miirncii
l»-t lor a privatM r«‘*ideiM »•. 'liutmi* on it h
c onvenient ijwelltu/ bouip, a Rood stable,
cow-liniisc, meat-house, and ail (. thsr ni c«na
ry out t,ousel, utt excellent well of w liter, and
a Rood J^a»den. I a*. sei! this property on
HCconnnodalmR tenm nit should not tie
‘-old privately before I * l»i day of October
in if, J shall then ieli it at fiotdic auction, fv
iIn? highest bidder J or failhor parlic.iildi*,
I .'i .1111 re of iimolhv l ie1 her or the sultxnn
I bi-c. 1 DU \}\U U0\ O
j March 19. -H33
l^ t ' VICK. -•Tim • "h xrihrr-a ill iiuch Sjie.1
1. « lir.i;, Hemline, IVritiux, Drawing, 1'nint
ifig, Needle uii'l W «\ Work, in nil their vari
ous bianche*. on moderate term-*. Her school
it now on.
MARY ii. UANNaU W.
March 10._;R__
KIHCATIOX.
W ||h I summer session *>f the subscriber'll
School, will c ifltmencr on Thuratlny «hr*
‘2il <1aV A inn. "'M'. ** RCtD
M>»ri J*
*
N. Ci P
DLNTIST,
lfOnOM N YORK, respectfully informs Ik#
4lf Lillies,and Cientl, oivn ol Lynchburg*
and id vicinity, that he will be found at fii
franklin fltslrt ns lung as sufficient enroot age
nit nt is received. If any art- desirous In have
lln-ir leelli pul in complete repair for llle, they
may avail the jisrlvt-s of the opportunity. Tim
great importance ol I nvmg I relit cleansed, f.
I d, nml plugged, to older In prevent their
further decay, niogi be agreeable to nil ngrd
add sega* i decayed feajh, and the gums pot
soned by the taitui remaining a long limn on
lint leelli, intisl bn admitted by elf eminent
physician*In b» very pflulelonsto health
■Me will plug.leelli that ai» paminl, to Iasi
for life, by previously destroying ilia painful
Ikiitallon irelh tel In all elites ; decayed,
tcelhciil off, ami sound ones placed Iti il.u
i'>oSg;|lie most difficult teeth aud roots, e»
[ traded « ith the grenteat pognlile eaia amt
, safety, Children's teeth regulated ttgreenbjy
H. I lieir age, fie
Mi* practice lor eigiiieen yrnrs pas», in vr.ri
nils putts o! tin* United Slates, hr fril.ts has g'
vrn grin ml satisfaction ; and convinced ftiwfiy
who have been nIIIi« ird with painful teeth, * I
have hud tin* m • si oft line to loo* them, flint it
i« tnuif advisable to con*tdt an eupnrienreil
Dentist indue tints*, YVlmt if wrallii in com*
pan* on to #t good set of fas*III. Documentt ogtv
l»e produced loth® antitlaciioti of all who may
plmiiu to apply. ncroHtnir ndnflong front tlitj
fidlourng t«r lit letiiru of Nets York*. b. L
Mitcln ll. M. Di TheoiHi ti-yd. 1YI. D. Dr Fro
ry Hudson, Itrv. Dr. G*iflio •• William** Col
lege, the lion. F'dwnrd Livingston and Mr
Jn* Stout id Orange (V ||. Va. T
Medical Gnitlrmen «i♦* invited to witness
bis mode of operating, lie will wail on those
at llitir du ellings who may request it.
March III. it
I)r. (iniHie'ii Tonic. Anti-Phkgmatii
1£ lb U 3 &
Jl ST received, •» few dozen Dr. (.u.ilio*
I onic Klmi, for the tillr «»f cold*, 0«iti
iiir«,foul, kc. H. DAVl
M.trrli HI.
I*AIIIN Sl M)M)()\
HUPERB
tfiUTU’T
Jl’NT opening, n in/irrh Miurfmenl o|
| „,u/ mlid*", nnionjil them are the li.l
hinliiff :
Bend Kitinilra
silk do
Bead I'uiae*
Silk do
<,mod i.liiiiiiR grcut n$
ndy
Mu i-»il Work Bole*,
(myrrh)
1 I >•» mull Hour* do
| AIiiImi* 10 dlllHIIIfllll
Hu Ink Mm»d*
l‘i*»oU, dnidile barrel
Do tingle do
| lo I'rl ( (IN* MM) l.ocki
Du will. Un vowel*
< . login- Wuler,
randy
An*K|(ie Dd do do
k*«i*i»o - greid vufilly
Ddn'N do do
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howdrr hi ft i!
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hoar \ lo-Honlol
IglM iiipm
hill Cinliiona
I li m iiioum.i*:) i, g»en
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1 ogetjii i with a great variety of tillif-r tump*
not Infill mentioned My stock of Medicine,*
Ur. n vw on h.'ii'l, m l he largest hi hie State, f;
the variety hel'et l|i|tn any lw»u*e m il»r I'nion.
All Mm «rile lei jin) oHei ed if th«; v»iy lo«<
prices. hOWK.L I>AV|Ki3.
Miy« 11 It).
huzza t on TUB
OLD DOMINION ’
\/ ||I(J. ouhsciliter lignin hit* the pic.l ine ,.j
J, lull rniing his lilends mill the public grw ‘
rally, that he lias just received a further supply
ul line ainoni; the heat Novels ever oAeieil in the
public, called
EDGE HILL.
It * * an old Snaflt* Hit Virginian—This in the
Miithor’i hr*f Itrmhiriton, ami the second Novel
of any merit (within my knowledge. that hr*
written by mi old ^Hhimird \ nginia gentleman)
and this »uip;mM*x the hi i on*- alluded to M^
w rt| ut 9110 can nnt'ifhi i. '1 he stri p* in bulge
Hill, are laid in the lo*er p.iitol Ytigmiu, m
tint year 1781, at Which lime the AmerK .ni Ke
votiitioil will at itk highest pilch. The whole
•lory it truly^Virginian ti ifsatiginal purity (not
as now a days.) I nmtiiity glad in find that
hereafter we shall not have to go not of the Old
It minion "• find Nfti ei» input I at leant to t’aop
i » \ nr Scott'* , mdr c*lil Fashioned Viiginiairs
will give us those that will vie with them Ar any
other. I •eiioiisly rfe-ntnneod this work tn the
piiNii;, and more espe.-ially to every Virgt.iiap,
(I.tidies a* well as Genie men) and do entire
ttiem Pint they will la* -iell pleas* <| with it, for
[ have never known any wmk to plenve thepuh
lie as much as l.dgo HM'ba*.
*A plain roun with good •♦HI*, withoat Y.'.-kci^ fr£Tk
or luiijouf,
ABR AM li. NORTH.
March K} o,j|
DmmYA «Yt\nn-.
fBl IIK subscriber has jnuf received a further
.ft supply of this wonderful ptodnriion,called
DONALD ADAIR*
% a young Lady >'f Virginia.
: This is her ljr,t production uli.l .1 will vie vv iris
I inly whatever—1 have hrfud m u,, gentlemen
1 i Itul this iv.nk exceedingly , win!# i.iheis li.ive
j nol spoken so highly of it. I thought, becnui.it
: ii «»s tl.e production of » I.ndy f„f, mice the
j cre.it Novel writer, Scott tin, fr.ptlt
| mi prod.n lion,unless its from <r,. p, „ ,,| H cen
tlemmi, .eeint to HUm. t much otteniion, no
mutter now rood it is 1 urn « ge„,.| ,,|
lender, mid I h„ve rend Ibis work, As nl.n I.d^e
llilt, find I 11hv»: no hesitatum in soyiug that
[ Dnimlrt Ailnir is much Iho best priiduiiuni, or
cording tn my Kaocy.
ABRAM It. NORTH.
March Id. . • .1,^
BX.AN&V
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