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i Lilly repre em their internt. Vy • Mm.iaj
*,!. ' ..rria l* upon *h« I..*"}«'" ,‘"'1
gut this M*ur«ii< <* must be m
to the wishes ufll.e people yencal
j I am cunBtlenl it will not <«tnfy th-m—nci
fier will they be.amfied by the Judge . new
officullia, and hint, at alarming
! /..nation." tha: he Will be disposed
• n seeore to the different .action. ot the Sime
\-T renal right* in the government, and ex end
,o the li«f*i ahnrer. who toils for ht. rca.i.y
morsel and bleed. for tin country a tight to
raise his void in the formation ofllurfv t.nsa 'u
which lie must yield ohedicnc . Such .cut.
menu are surely .ulKctc'it to determine the
friend, of returns throughout the district, to
ps.i.c liefor- be..owing their •.iir.e*e. <>•. 'be
a itbor of them. They *hou.d n .1 be .fouled
hv the repot .lint mid mlmil* "t him who ha.
uttered them, but should reflect that the.,- pow
ers will be u.e.1 not to defend, hut t i tie troy
their ju.t ai.dholyciii.se. If you will consent
to elec a delegate who, by In. mil l ■nee, will
lli„, jeopatdiaeyuur right, end .el at deiinnt-e
(|„.»e principle, for which y „u have «■ lime
.trng''led, I confess tny.elf a. uiuth deceived
in yiutr renlimenn «s you are'in your inter* \
In submitting this hnuty review of Judge On- j
nidi's u»H**r, I emieafrtieil folreal *1 v%ifh j
c-andnr nnd respect, nnd nave only e.errised
lhat right of fairly commenting on the opinion,
ol public men. winch belong- m me a- |
1 ONK OF THK PKOI’LE. J
!'o ihe profile of Ike comities of fUdjorti, (Jump
bill nmt lhukin£<umi
III the attitude in w hich I aia.xd before you, j
end' of you has a right to know mv opinion! on
ihe subject of a change of the C uistituti m ol
the State : and. having been twice interrogat
•n«l. through tiit medium of th* ncw-papcis, I
II hr* to dfchirr to you my opinion! on
th- subject! which seem mo» I to agnate the
jmlnic otnd. I /mil not attempt here tu »up
•,nt mr opinions by argument. as that would j
in* to uilie u treatise no govetnme 'i ; and it 1 j
xveie to incur that labour, i am tern fill l should j
have very few readers
lam in favor id equalizing representation in
the Stair L gi‘ nttir*', but am nnl in lav r ol
making free white popnl.it mi the ba*ij, hr-J
can e I think taxation ouilit to' e regarded in I
thing the hn «is of repre-cniation.
1 regard tli • countv courts a1 tlx mo»t iisofid,
theap and valuable of our iudii1 institution*,
f would c-intur heartily in •»")’ p’ao to make
lliem still more so, hut ih» not tnvndf mv no>
mode ot doing it : and a n opposed to the el. c- ;
iion of magi'ii ate« by toe people, hivau-e I re
••ani that si’lieui'* as being enti'ely subvetsivc
of (lie rigid- o the poor ami unintlucoti *1.
A* to tne cleiki of’cnuilj, l won! 1 have ttiem
elected it s uted perods, te 11 Ivy the Court! to
w hick they belong.
I am in favor of a r«*pnusihltOudfciarv ; but,
wit list I would provide th" tncaui of maUiuj
judges and other judicial oHic-rs untenable • r
unv faitui* to die b il ge their duties, I would »y
no mean* l,c willing ’mil the tenti*e ol the. >fti,
<,f i in 'e;* or toner■s'riiti! *hinild hr* any oilier
than during i , f «l. *go d 'eliavi u f tin*
incut.ibeni, as I u gard « dependent Judiciary
as tae grit it stevii tiial cotfid befall the State.
I uni in favofof nbulithttig the Executive
Council.
1 inn m \ in fuvoT of electing the Govern or by
1hf people, as 1 regard every attempt to in'ilti
ply elections n h iving a dire* t inllueoe*- to lex
sen ill" interest ll »- people |i;p| til the election
ol la.vgive* ‘ ; and wbiUt they retain the p iwef
ol el 'Cltttg them, »m.l feel -uiHeieoi interest to
elect able and virtuous men, their liberties and
rights " ill be sale.
1 am willi »g to extend lh» right of suflYage
to lessees, and. if' a member of the Convent! u,
will v«'t for it for a'em of vents. A* to the
hast iiientimtedsubject it mtiv h*» a* well, in te
l;il»o«i to an article sig ml ■' Cato** in the Vir
ginian, to say,that, at the Siuun'ou Conven
tion I did make a «p ex- » against the extension
t.f tie* right of sufl*age. and have opposed it
piib'iciv since ; but 1 liuil the people -runue t ail
if should be ext **nded, a <d the only iju lion
Ihut remains lo be dhtcef-ed js, how far »»
shall be done ? This mint, of necessity be a
matter ol comproin a •, and I d ouid feel tn» sell
at liberty on mis, a* \\ ell a- tl.t subject! here
mentioned, should I tin i th •« pence of t .e State
to require it at my bands, t ■ go farther tiiao my
own opinion' would lead tue. In the am nd
menu to be proposed there w dl doubtlrM be
one which will provide for the submission of
future much t ne its of the constitution, h\
some casv ami pract*< abl« mod', to • • »• people,
t liiiiik it iiest to make now no hazardous expe
fiiui on We may easily progress, when *e can
see and knew *e can do mi -ab ly. To retrace
our steps, shou'd we take a wrong di. ee ion, 1
regard as iinpiacticable. .
The order of fit se n* oaki i die n fed by the ,
q tie lies in flic V rgimau over the •dgntitin* of i
“ .1 Freeholder.** I hope that writer and !
“ Cato * will find a response in thin to avers
thing they wished my opiniui.g upon. Win th.
er satisfactory to them o not, nr \vm tlu*i to a
fuajoritv of you, fellow citizens, the remit of
the elect ion alone can decide. Th y are honest
ly entertained and candidly avo wd. Should
they meet your approbation and I your sup
port, you may rely on the h.»*' exertions of my
limited abilities to iiinintaui them
C ALOIHLL MEN MS.
P. S. It is stated in the pi* c»* -igutd Cato that
I was iiominaied by a p.irnal delegation from
the counties of be ti i tried. It is dm- to my set I
tosay that I was a cam! date bid ore theuo
munition w rs made. 1 feel, however, much gra
tified that I wa, included in it
C. MEN MS.
fEt The Editors of the Kichmond Enquirer,
and Constiftrfional Whig, are ivqiic ted to pub
lish fbe above in the i re.ipectiv e p «peit.
To Ihe El i tort of Ihe Virginian.
I nave lately in yoor paper an whin s*
ftoin “ A Freeholder” ol'tht* district to Men s
Koliert Campbell. Chllohill Meoitis, San»
u*l Clay tor and William Duval ||»* tciptegi*
Ui to giye oiii op n ions on (lie follow ing ipies
tionii, wliicli I hliall frankly answer ; it I*** *
malile that ihe citizens who umii;-o.>. this
district, should know, oil this impoiiuut ueca
S*°*L ihe sentiments f those they rti.iv elect,
™“*peciini -ev ral material aineidmeni*. to t >e
^°n*fiiuiion of ihe Comm < i wealth. I have
considered the subject, and believe that Ihe
Constitution may l>♦» so amended as to mdie the
rich.and poor, and save the State a sum etpia!
to eighty thousand dollars annually
lr< Untttion.— \re you in favor of equal'fill"
"* Kepreseiitatioii in the Stal»- Legislattu*.
tt'nl having it M|| f,-,»#» wtuts population f”
• lui'wer. f am •—H <»i I am also of opinion
| »«sl else Members of both Hornet »hnnbt he
dreehohfeis, which would st'CUie the fanner
bom oi>prew5tun.
‘bid Question.— *re you in favor of tb« exten
I l0" ul bie right of suffrage ; and. if so. hose
c ‘ /wer.—I Hin And rather than the non
sliouM b • treated as they have been
jJ* ,0"Kh Ifiey were slaves) and excluded from
'y Participation in voting for itcUgalci to re
i'lese"t fbern in *he Legislature of Virginia,
sho M* aj5,c'* witliiml h. station, tha they
te f It* V°*!: bn 'Senators, a 'so. K knowing man to
ri h * * ambition, born tlie poorest to tile
**.**• ® * bin k it bes., that the two Houses
^•u.d f>e a check upon each other. |! the
* .inuM attempt in oppress the poor, the House
°ri) t ^<le* cheek them: if the H m«e
c***Ki»re- shall attempt ’"oppress the rich
SenitiP wj|| counteract /Vw.
»iri? , —" Are ynu in ravor of teorga
'Im* C,,lll',y C',ur< all jt« material rami
iah.'°ni’B*,e“'1"lS il «« well to clerks and
'officer* as to Magistrates ?
Co,i,,t/«er‘ * , ron,ili‘;r ,lie present County
It j, I ,l‘ghly beneficial to the people
fins inV * Ch‘,ai1 "n'1 sa,e n,H<,e of ‘•‘Mi ilm
i-hiMtce. AndlfcmemlKr to have Ire.ud
it iJid, tnat fr^ntr <i! tue judgments of the
to, .tv ti. ad bee. , ,e „ld
( ,.uit of Appr*.., (I. „ |,)ml lhf M.pcri >r
Court*. Which i- a« og,'. a., encomium at eui.1.1
well he passed up..,, a., equal body n| in, n.
But I object In thru ttlfcreation as contrary to
the genius of our Republican Institutions.
As lo the Clerks, my liunih'r opinion is. that,
whenever a Clarkship or Cwrktllips held by
line pe.son shall exceed $ t c|,-s.r of all
r-as.mahle expenses, tin- surplus should tie paid
hy ihe clerk inio theput.lic .ea u. v ; and l»r
his tuque and trnnhlr.lii- should receive five p, r
i ent. «.i .aid surplus. L.-t u t»•* rctneinhered,
lliai all pe.sons who hove bittm -tt in court,'
or want i cords or copies there f, must pay Hie
ctork. Bui, will! respect t attorney s and olh
er persons, whoate men of b.isme s, the citi
zens may employ whom they ph-use. I would
have Ibis regulation to uk>- tV.-.-i herealier
when a successor should !«• appointed, and the
clerk should ainiunily- give hood and security
lor the faithful discharge of his duty, and also
pay annually into Ihe treamry such surplus
Som of you, pel Imp., may live to seethe dav
when the clerk s le- s in the populous Counties
may amount t>• s-iahi or ten thousand dollars e
year, which would lend In promote lux,,. v and
es- ravagance.
Question 4th.—*' Air yon in favor of u re
sponsible judiciary, h d.luig the Judges gener
ally, like other office 9, amenable lo the
Ians for dereliction r.t duty.”
Amwer.—I am. When a judge neglect* his
duty, or for any good cause, such judge ought
to he removed Irotn his <>rtic , \ heu.ver two
Ilii.ds of both Mouse* of Ihe A-semhlv concur
ill lt|. ir resolut.uu* fur tucb removal ; hi. tlo
Jtldoes tliould hold their office doling good lie
h:tv lour.
Question «»//i —** \re vim in favor of lopping
oft*that fungus on 1 lie body politic, the Lxeeu
five Council.”
/f lTnil»r our present imptrfect c»u
Stitntimi, die W uibly has depi ived flu* bov
hih»»i and fo'iii' il of every power wilhin tbeir
emit nl. I hoi, fh r i »re, m (»*v«»i- ol dtium
tb.* powers ol both tbe Legislative uik! Lv
eeufiVB departments, «£• they dimilil be separate
and diMinct. I am for givi r tbe (mviriiui,
w Oi the 3(‘* d:e of ibe . ount il a i tgld to reaih
fine*, forfeitures nml damage** against delin
quents, or in mod* rale them agreeably to law
a I equity, a id a complete r<«;bl io grant re
ptie%i* and pardons, exrept where the person
in mi eacln il f y ibe House ol Delegate*—of ud
w* led power* they have been divesieil, l»v the
assembly.—Tin* assembly is ha qtteu ly roller
upon to remit trivial finer ; and every dav that
they are engaged, in htisine** t at orght (.
have b* <»n invested in the fi.tvernor a d Coon
oil, ce«t« 'he State a' nuf twelve fain 'ml dol
Ini *. lam for ?ivi .g the <» »\ ni nor a <:as ing j
vote ’*heu Irs Conned i«« equally divided | am
■or Cif'iig. or lather Mending flic wpp ml
(ner.t «fcerium officers to tin- i»oveimn nod
Council t *"d i't every cas- ,,f impot lance, le
lie yeas and linys !>»■ ieeort|#d ; ami when il
becomes nt)cei ary lot the (.» »vei uof to vote,
let ais vole be like vise recorded 1 lien y -
will nseerttiiu who are arfouirable and win*
upe not. Let tbe Conned be chosen ( av -'X
<o|l\* other by in- «v*em'ilv m by tbe people,
i but to 'he l »t cm mode I awaid flit* prtrfeiem e
Let their time of service n»* expressed by 11 ••
con filntiou* If the • mim il are onl> to i t on
the *‘ !if i le In i* f aulliot ify ” w itli which if is mav
invest d, I should most um quivi cully vole fot
if s a bn I tion.
Quest ion —" \re you in f vnr of elec'ing
• lie (i •vernor directly by the pe >p e : coufei
ring on him sir h power :• ns prop***’v app<i ia:n
to hi« station an i making him respoiKode fui
Irs ofUci 'I art* r"
Answer.—I urn. And I >nu!d also give him
a qttal tied vote mi in*- acts of 1 h Hmn.i'1 ol
the lie tier* I A*-’eddy, ns is given me Pridem
<»f the U. Si.i * s But f thinl. it i upi op* r that
any one titan should have if m In power to re
move tl f Mow cit 7. ii from oilier »i'hunt a-*
4 cuing a po t, » mi uni ip ooi. The f*i e» »dci:i
oilgl f not o n move Ii * office is widxiut the *»«
sent of the Senate. 1 he puwVr given by the
rnn*tifiifhm of the United Sim > to the Pie
pid—tit, iji t(i*xt n*i*e II* i* the commander
in-chief ofyoar :*m»iy and Navy Hr has the
appoiii'Nient of ail t ivil and .Vl/iimy <iHi • re,
wv h the cm* sent of the *M*na e, and in* Humid
not Ue loth i with atilhorifv t • dbmbs them ;
fiOitl ofli e, " ittinui the approh dim and con-!
%ent of the Senate. The great Pal irk Mi'tiiy ^
e.n neatly deprecated the gigantic power* v. »ted
in t'l- Pr unit nt i fthe Uni < d Shift.*. In ins
m-vterly visit* ofvlnqiunt derlauiatirn, he so
lemnly de.-f ireit to in** that ii had ii antiil
s«piin mg '• It vqiiintl (paid he) tit Mount chy
If is a ■ u»td max iu l b it " n i equi eji I he mime
p.i ver to til t-n've a* to irttllt a i ohi ga ion
I wonhI has e vested the qipoiutmeni «*T In
command**, m rliiefct you V mv and Navy,
»n both Hou •<*§ ofihe Cm revs f tile L’ni.ed
States I In ru the povvci hIioo d he piuperlv
lodged. I wan'd all .'W the Pie*i lent to nomi
uale his Cuoini-t .uid hi» L •i.ugn Miui-n is, ■
but the Senate should not In* div >fed of the ;
pow er to appoint a y ot ter pei vn <*i person*,,
in i elr wisdom and diseie inn. aliln peh m-i !
nominated by the 1'h-i.i lent. I v.ould w HhhohJ
ft mil the Pi evid ent the power to remove from j
any civil < flier, any cilifeu, lull for go "| cHUSe ,
shewn. Me should have full atilhm itv to yis*
pend the civil officer until the Sennit* should!
tejeci or satifv such sngpeii-ion. A lafitudi*
nous powei pjven toafiv one man, to trumv* a' j
In* will and pleasure, an larumoni' fioui office,
is tlar gvrous to liberty, and disc Mirages vnlue
and patt ioiism iNn itepuhlic ever !*>d if* lib '
•*r!y by dividing j owei wi*k lv tiimng i s «uIitl.
But they have repeatedly fo>fgit*-d their libeity j
l»v conce trating too much power iw one iudi ,
vh1ii.iI.—Law enacted and ex* oit d nndei the;
aiispi eg and by (in autlioii') of *iich a tiiun |
Quentiuu T.'/i, and lusfh/. Ap \ u i in favor «»f j
giving t . the people Such a port i ipation hi ail j
appointment connected with tueir uderrsM ;
ns shall attach neemen to h |Yh*•• gov« i • inept ,
i .insurer— i am. I tut. e (tins hrudlv and tuts- (
lily given aoswets to ilu1 several q .e% ions pro
pounded b> h I n eholder.
Y»mI as i mb, and not fanciful embellishment (
. se. 5 prebuiue, (he object OI *»iU' cHi/rii !• I t <:
bidder, I have rami dl> surroiniemti to vcmi '
t ie |»* »«r*od ug reflection*, clothed in tin* plain .
g ib of an nid Fanner.
I nei i‘ me other amt important amendments!
idilllo be considered , among them are th»'**e
L »HS »t vital impoi i n,re t » our republican in
Sf ilutions, which otight lo be made a part <>t life
constitution gf Y’lrgma. to rril : the Law dock
eflestates Hide, the law of doom's, and di • l td
eration ot Keli<fi* os Udl,—all of which are inert*
acts of dm Legislature,
i am well p»r«itadedt fiom niv knowledge of
the Ingh Characters scMaiio-d bv life worthy
gentlemen whom the people of tins di*«»i<i,
tiave honored with tlmir confide t;e, that,
shonld they be elected, as delegates to meet in
Convention in October nest, to amend the mu 1
Mituiion, of tins (’ inmnnu r.i ih. they wit
discharge he important trust confid' d to them
with the best efforts of their fidelity, y,.*al and h '
h'litv ; and that they w ill secure to themselves
the applau-e and approha ion of their
ents and fellow citizens, I I et not the smallest
doubt. In this they cannot fad, if they keep i
steadily in vmw this important and imputing '
consideration—thn they are the servant* and
agent* of the people, am! us they will be the
lega'ly cVtvsMafed organs of the people, they
will advance lh» ir interest and sentiments a*
freely and as fully, as it the people themselves
weir individually pr#v*ent in the. Convention,—
that, aitcr being elected, whoever they may
he, they will feel if their duty I" attend at ihe(
several County Courts m this district, tor the
purpose of receiving their instructions on th»
most S'dt tnn and impnrta »f .*uhjecta_; involv
ing ip their result, the peac *, dignity, happiii#*!
mid prosperity of this Common wealth.
I am, gentlemen,
,>Vtst respectfully,
Your Fellow-citizen,
WAT. 01V >L.
i OUNtV CM;At?.
I' docs appear to me, Messrs. £<fitor«, that
°ui County Court system is tint vary worst
that ever wa<* devised. 1 heartily agi#*r
vMth Mr. leffentnirs letter In Cul. Keicluv.il,
where he sa> , “ the justices of the mteri. ur
Court-are sett chosen—are (or life—ami pet
petiiHte their o« it body in succession lorever :
•o that « I action onre possessing itselt of the
bench ol m county ertn never be broken up, hut
.'•old i i-ir county ill chains ! never imli«n lo
hie Vat these justice** are the rent • * lultve,
•is well a* judte ary in all our minor and more
oidmaev concerns; they las u* at will (ill
the office of Sheriff, the most important of all
the executive otfi e% in the county —an l i am*
nearly all our inilitary leadeis, whrchle.id.it
oim r named, arc removable but by them
xclvp. "
And, lira, I donf disagree with expret-inns.
on the same subject, in (»rul. liiackhuru's I* t
ter accepting u luitiiination a * atididatc tin
the Convention, !*• wit, " l* there any mail in
*d of men alia* nod tn thib important tiranch •
<»'ir j ui ispriutcnce eiiltth'd to exclusive or sep*
wratf emoluments, or privileges, mu I no in
cui.tide atioii ol publir. services beaud like
wai 16 or n eus oil the b nty pn til * milling
b aches, sucking it« very heart* bk*' if, ti e
*'•11 hml^r.ini om tnuner \nss*tUg«* handed
d wi, i,,in father to son ; .i . a tho gh not
Mt icily h lediiaiy ul * y approaches it, the!
incumbent* ml i nching themselves under the
gr»Mt Mitjipniy and m lid* rupted possession ol
tfn ii privii-gi x &i.c A. .
Sometimes three r urt* appear in grt
sery uell, Inn if any thing Hires, aOi-cting
then own interests, such h« atlib g to their own
b"d y . a j pointing .« clerk, u huh shall lie sheriff,
doing he coin i business when some id them
selves are mi* d. unpopular sheriff nr deputy
thro i1 seems tn be all a sliuggle and all con 1
fna« *i». Now I me ei i.tnd that pro«ccitfions
have been rallied oil in c* nvieliou anil | uieM
n»eu! ablins in -jisliat g in ddleieti' pans of the
*t le f.ii (h tiukeu•*• .re, for'briheiy K COI'Hipti in
'u he cl* ciion ol « e U. Ac. hut I have uevei ,
•u ard ufpiosecutioiis fu neglect of duly
bVD.NKV. I
Amherst county.
Fublir Netting in Fiiisyle.anui,
A* a merlin*; ofa nnmhei of trei hoidei» of
the county of Pi t**\Ivanitt, on the illst ol
Mu1 ili I sf. at Ike residence of Walter Ki zcir
‘•lil, Kmj. Hu the pin pom* of tiToiituiet dm*: til
pontons to repic-etit them in l ie C on\ ciitio",
to he liot<h n in the C• V u! ft ehuioud on llie
lii*i Monday u» October n< si : the \ • lhivvinj>
genlleiin-u were itelvcli'il, and appointed u
fomm tfee, for the put pose I tie iheiaiiug on
the subject of reform hi iheC* u-uitninu oi \ r
C»ni,i ; and of' iccnmmetiding to lh p* pie
Such mi n as will i»»«***' faithhilly a >d jodn i us
ly meet their wi-het in the Hcroiiipli.<ihiii' nt ol j
ibis desirable ohjeci.
WiilMMit re* laiion, li’il *r I i/rgiml*!. t'xn
w as caPed t • the chair, o ii 1) »• t. JuiinU Mui ton
appointed SeiT'*'ai v I » the ni e i g — »v < ieup
on. (' ipt H< i,ja.inn l.s a, Ca..’ John K ••*n,
John Wan*. Joseph Perkins, Stephen Price,
Capi John Pritchett, fapt Thomai linmett,
Win Pay ami David H Boaz, m i appoin
led a c 'inmiilee lo draft r» solutions ; who, alter
i having reilied fut a short liiuo, r polled the
(ollowing :
krsulml Is/, That, under the prunil Cun
htitoiion of Vi* ginia, there art* gi ievnuce* too,
intoleia;dv 10 he borne—-mien at tne uneijuMl
representation iri the State Lcgnl.itin e the
organization ol III" I'.SeoulIV t; and Jodhiaiy
departnien s—the County Court system—anil ,
lb** deter' s in the el'*< live franchise.
Hr snfr”l} 'Inti i/. I hat, under n republican
form ol govi rnm* ill, the people are, oi ongni
to he, the sovereign poivei—that all offices in
I he government should einannlo limn them —
ami 'hat pub ic nllii era should b< depend.11:1 on,
and anien.ihl" lo Hie p* op I e for their e«*ndnt t
Hrwhetl. AriUtf, 1 h it, wh<rea«a large mini
h--i ol respect dll'* eifi/' iii in tiny i oinimiiniy 1
are deprive I Irorn hod ii<: any pa.t in leg I la-,
lion, (winch, in our hintthle j rlgue ni, is con <
l>ai'v to the* spirit of republicanism and repug
inioM • III** feeli g* of freemen,) th<• light fil j
SolVi.i^ should he eilmnled to a!l tree while
male ciiiZ'-os msid'O^ in lh'* eomumi wi,,lih
over l he age ul liven! V one years, who hi ii
arms, and pay taxe* lor the ynppoii of govern
U4 nt
I(t.'ulrcil. Vary, I hat. u our opinion r*r
Judges of our courts, tiinl tin* Jo-to rs of the
|iimir, should he *ehfte*l fmin llinon^ tim e
wh*» are h'l' qualified in talents and ini grit*
«o promote the public, welfar. and til l they
almuld hold thru nlfice* fo: lile, or dui mg ** d
bfhavimir. an I competency to discharge tin
duties of 111• r slat ion.
Resolved, "dhtff. I t» t». in the opinion <»f
thi* Cmimidfee, the representation »i the State
I, gi■.•rtlore should he t ipi.iii/, d mil graduated
on ihe has is ^1 the free white p »po*at***n o: the
>lal. —and tln.i I c present number *»t me P er*>
of tile M ms' *>t Deb-gales should l) reduced —
\vh*i* b\ the hoKinci* ol b»gt*latiMi would he
axoedited, and a great su\ mg to the Stale in
public expenditurea< cotnplished.
//• rolled, iV/ily Tha'.in tin* opmion ol this
coinm ttee. toe Chief Megistrate of llie State,
should he elected fora ferui of year», hv tee
people theni'clve*., and tint by their it pmseuta
lives
Resolved, 7thly. That in the opinion of this
mm uiltee, the Lie* tiuve CmU'iciI glum Id tie |
dt*.fi* n**. d with,as an u elcss appc.ida/;v to tin*
government
Rc olied Hllily. That the foregoing rntnnera
led defects in the (bi istuufi >n ol Virgiuip,
have, ini a long tune, hern the sources ol gieai
grievance to a majority d :h«* good nenple ol
llii> C 'loinouwe.'dih, mill ought, lit* tefoe, to
he lot thivitb redi eased
Result r a Willy. That thr committee, being
Je't ly nun e**ed wi'h the vital importance of
i> form in fh* land, me dal laws ol the land, do ,
•vco uieiiil to the people of this Sei atoiial I
III (riel, the propriety a I calling c »uti *y me
ing , and of adopting concerted measu ei lor*
selecting from the so d d'Strict four di-c erf and
talent* .1 men as candidate*, who>e prefeiuiuii* j
Jiull come fairly before me people— and i
ivlm><* sentiments touching the defect* m the i
Suite (' msti' in inti herein i eh i red lo, should he
fullv ex pros
Resulted, 10ifily, That thi* meeting are re
solved to raise their prut-si agam-t the pie- j
n o*, tins of any mao or set of men whose view*
ol'r■••lorm are tint *u accordance widi what it
h* re expressed.
The foregoing resolutions of Ihe committee !
having been repot ted <«> the meeting, were u
nam.-iimivlv adopted : and. in pursuance of the ,
itih result!'miit the following named gentlemen
were nominated, and recommended to the
people ol thi* Senatorial District e« suitable j
per nns to represent them in the Convention o J
t) assembled at Ilirhmond on the font Monday <
in pcluber next, to wit: Capt. Janie* Lanier |
of Daovihe ; Col. Joseph Martin of Ifenry ;■
Col. Geo. Townes of Pittsylvania; and Col.
Benjamin 'V S Cabell of Danvillte.
On motion. Resolved, 1’fiat copies of the
forgoing iesolutm n» he furnished, the
Lditnrs ol the Lynchburg Virgininu and Jeffer
Ionian Krpuhlican lor insertion.
WALTER Kl I ZGKHALI), Chairman.
Josiah Morton, Secretary
To Iht Courcntiojiists of Avihrr.it, Nelson, Al
bemarle, Flui nnna and (JouchlattJ
Fallow-Citizens—The time is not very far
distant when it will be your duty, a* citizens of
this commonwealth, ami your inter- \t, to exer- j
ci*e one oft If greatest political privileges that
can belong to any nation or any ’people. The
first Jav of Mav court next i» ihe time appoint
ed for % mi to elect delegates lo repiesent you
in the approaching convention—a convention
which will assemble (of the purpose of fixing
the basis upon w hichwilt.be reared the fabric
id Virginia aggrandizement or Virginia degra
dation. And* will: lu whoft grasp will donsc
4 aeut’y b*- not oniy won* hsppinssj end pros .
prrity.biit the Happiness H id prosperity ot
thousands that yei sleep m the bosom of fill nr i- I
ty. It behoove* you, then, to be estirinrly
cautious in the selection of tlmae who art to re
present you. Vour all depends upon ii- Many |
prisons, since the voice oi the people, in h lone I
too forty and commanding to he disobeyed, hns J
i-alb d lor a convention (but who weie origin- '
ally opposed to i») have profrunl tn be in favor |
of reform bin ii persons, my fellow ci'is -ua. I
irusf not—they ar* ihua, no (IhiiIm, h lempii g
in get into the cons nlion. to unit m mure ih ad
y blow (five such cm to h**ir piuletlimis ns
you would t • those «.l your deadln at cm on
They arc yum eiiennr*, Hint the enemies of g n
unit* repnbl chii liberty. It • lie constilutiou,
pievinuf to tbc known will of the people upon
tbeiuihjee! ol a c< mention wn« not defective,
it i* not defective iiou. Il tie y could not see
its deformity ihrv, they *i n d s< e i hOU
Nothing ha* oi uned within the Inal few
mouths to produce «i rc«/ revolution in their
%' ntiuteiifs upon tin* *ubjei t. 1 say, tiuat then*
not — bn select aucli only a* bare unifonnly
been adroenfea tp rafm ni m the most proud
nentl defective pat'sot the constitution ; hn the
judiciary, n* qmil ty ol representation, rcslnc
ti«. i of the rigoi of % ijf «{•■■, &e
Mv chief object in addressing you al thin
true, fe| o\v m/ on m *o iccoiniiiend to yon
•It»HN M. MAitll.N.nf hr cduii v <»t Nelson,
ol whoso • hamciei II would be « miiclv sbpff
flnoiis to «pe«tk w(i I midi* dug ili.oufto whom
Io- i* best known , bill a* be is unknown t«»
most ol you, pel um me >o say, thnl m« a oimii • • I
g'OQt private yyotili, ot s>aMncb republican
pi* in * pies, ot tin* m < >i tiithendii. g inter- i il y mid
indelible virtue, lie i* * 1 m,ib »vc piaise.
Hr hm, moreover, been, tioni first In last,
strongly m favor of a convention, nnd is one ol
fin ino-t fboioiigh goinr reformists ui the
* utility \ oio eiiuse « mild no doubt be safe
til hi** Iihii is; mi I | peak not without knowing
wb ii | any lint In* will mi lie »itssf ii'ff y Serve
V * Ml It reeled. Sill'll illril Villi ought • «> elect—
I here will undoubtedly In- a lieineiidous sting
gl** in the *• nveiiliou hrtwreii ftie F.xslein and
We-ieio debgttiwn* I he tuitil'i Hie liiiikmg
aiieiuitiiisrrt .il to i*i't men iniu • hat hotly w ho
have uniformly hi i n oppo-ed to the call of a
con vent i on and who me «.i ill '*ppos* il to reform ;
but send oiiitli men a* I In* ,\l Marlin to met t
ihvin, and you will have nothing to fear.
A Cihdcu of Amherst
The Whig, f iujoiier amt Virginia Advocate j
w II oblige " A • iixen **f AiiiH' Im ’ by inst iling
the above in their lespcctive papers.
'I he oft I in LvilCllbutg S*»Villg go*
(•ieiy, beg leave m this, then ill'll annual ir
!»• • ft, to Mihinti to the comely a In tel sketch ol
its m|»ci a'i-.iM dot mtf th pad year.
I hey regiet that ti.ev h me tieeu deprived ol
tl e lahm <*t their fi st Piemdent, who*e ioihiii* 1
uni ill ti> i It it Ciniip.’ll l nar to resign her oh
lire.
riteir eiertion* have bean *<> far lih isnl, n«
to enable them, by the payment i*| & |t», p.
mul<c life pastor nl Si Paul’* Chu i"», l.ynt h
burs'. a lit** ntfinbfi •-! tbe Socie v. for the Kd
u at ion of pious y.intg men ; Hcil it will be
ge *n by reien in|» (nlbeiepo f of the J lrMHiir
it an 4 ^rcretiu v. that hev u>»'v have in tin
Tr- twin \ the *111111 nl find materialf an
reaily made t\ or* on Imi d to the amount ol
#.’4 37 I T
Although the tmiotint realised by th** labors
of thin their flint year, ha In1 n-<• email, tin y
do itol led <1 is lull i uni’ll, ImiI hope • S it llm So j
• ieiy nitty, * hit the Ides mg of Providenre, lie i
enabled to ace imp!isb the object ot ti e ftscnc*’
ation.
Mr < LAY I OR, Preside .t,
■Mrs IIOLM ks Treioinei
Mid* LLL’V WARD, betrelnrv,
MaNAGH:*.
Mr \I,I.I.n
M a LA I IIA.M
Ms. AYR Is
Mr, LKLHA
Miss s. MI I KLMNAaN
Mn> R ( MLRRLLL.
KZ'SlIJBVT
Of 111 (; Lyiiclihuri’ IW.ukct .
Corrultd Jur the. l irf(ininti> hy
I'uoMVS \ lloi.C.otflP lad Kl< J tun 1'viU.K
I'oiiimi-.ion M»i <: )ut HI a.
Alt MON SALKS.
Kxlrnne priccH of pam d 1 ohm
co, Iioiii ... ■ • • - ^1 OOio 14 9ft
Inferior to cwuiittuo,.I Milo ft nil
( 'oillltioil to [.O'mJ,. ft (Kilo M (Hi
(i-md to tine,.- - - 8 00 lo 14 9ft
Keiused, - • - *.3 00 to 3 6‘i
lio*pi-ct',d Oh* Inst sn k 111 hhds pa- sed lobar
Co «’<0 lilid I el'itu <1, i ml *191
Out ilia k'-i for fno I m ucIi tobacco conttu
ii** very aoioiH ed. I • vi hlifbl la* oogmg to
Samuel A'instead, of thi- county, were a<« 1*1
<ni Tu** 'Inv, lioiii .ST 9'i #14 9ft. 'J lit* av
erage of il e -ix wa* jj(12 07- Se\ ml hhd*
wc»e sold iln* smite day and <i tv before, ov i
I I Mthough U" inspi • tun h ivre not luige
K'-lu-o d and commoii tiilui co am declining m
pi ice. mu) Iioiii (lie ac< oniHt* ft oiii KicliitV>nd,
we rX|k-cI iIiom* qualities will sill go |o\mi
We aniteft a copy ol a It’ll* i from Kiobinorid
of tIm* I-lth of April, mid one from London of
I he 3d VI melt.
Iii(hinomt, A/inf 1H//#, lr*29.
Nol w ith-landing "ur in mi c noi» tint pi*i
week have been small, prices ol ilo
coiinnon and middling have cooiinued in fall
1 bo Rale* on Friday a ml inis day won* 2ft to ftO
cell's lower Ilian ai the beginning of tin* week
K< tufted from IO lo 20 ct mi lower (mod Kng
bsb d< si i ip* ion a Hod good fine Fiercb are Hit
only soru suppm ed.
(Jur iiiinuf.iclurei s buy only in keep gming
fi in day lo day, lied w# have never een omre
indilh rince (with the exception ol the French
dealers) mauiIf .it d «uuci ae in ve In cn in |hi
trade.
London, March 3d 1829.
This morning the l lorncrl'or has given no
lice In-should abandon l r di»ci (initiating dn:\
of 3d per. per lb o -on s' r p«. nd 41 pmi
nil 1 < aiiiiof say if out prices of (id to 7*1 can
tie maintained, and 4s I" puli ng up strips tins
v«*ur,l woul J not adri.se it utiless at low prices
as evei. We have Iully2\t* is stock oil blind Jv
li y«,u keftiute lo put up strips, I would remark,
yon should ship early lo anive before (be 10th
of (J totier, as U *» the opinion that nfttm’ the
r’hiiuccll*r has given up the measure this ses
si hi rd parliament, it may tie resumed and
(articd the neil. N 'thing doing in tobacco
Floor, by wholesale, - - y I ftO to #0 (K>
Whiskey, wholesale, from 2(iio 27
Corn, wholesale, pel bbl. - - - 2 7ft lo 3 f*1
Meal, wholesale, per bushel, - - - 00 #6ft
Wheat, do..- - - 874
Bacon by ihe waggon load, - • - . 6 60 to 7 00
Sail is woitli. 8 2ft to 3 60
Hemp, per lb, • • - 6 lo 6 ftu
Tallow, per lb. * •••*»... g to 10
Beeswax, do. - -- -- ------20 —
Colil Cream, Honey Water, Air.!
T*U9T o|»!imm2 a supply ol col l Cream Hun,
py Water, Ilc, imeixtnl m beamiy llie shin
Hair, Sic UOWKLUAVILb.
April 23.
PULMONARY BALSAM.
1^1OK b ALK, a few d >/.rn Piiltnuixxy■ Hal
»ain, which .land, high in Lime di.emii.
HOWKL UAVILb.
April 23.
DR SAWL. SOLOMAN'9 Cordial Balm of
Uileui). Lor tale a few dozen Indite. ol
Ui. Solomun't c title tied Balm ol' (iilt-ad.
HOW KL DAVIES
A pr'da^
THEATRE.
On Friday Evening, April 84th,
Will be piricnird, ik mtit'ii ittlimritii (it* IU,
writtm t#jr thr relfbiitrd (i. < wlrumn, ike
y*»tingrr, culUJ
INkLU k V AHKD,
OH
LOVE & MONEY 11
I>KI.I- , Mr. SMITH,
Y UtlCO, Mrt. CAKUILL
*00* o««e«o»
liftwcru Iho |,luy ami Inrci* Mr CnrgiM will
ting llmarry favorllr Song of
I.ovc’s Young Droam !
SOMi, MRS.CABKLL,
Hurra ' for the Itonnets of lUiir. !
000000***00
I"o conuluilt* wiili iIm* vrry latif habl« !• urct,
t \\ 1.1 i> i in
WATERMAN,
*, oti
VVHK/ll Irt TIIK MAN ?
«i 0 0 0 0 0 0 O *. O p
AIiit llii* u vi'lt lh« niglili ol |n i Inrmmiia
will hr l oi .il yi. ami ITuhtya.
( iii ihiii lo ■ law at hull |m»i 7 o'cloi U, /irrcu*
ly .
SPillT^ 3O0D3.
M t \ V 11> .V IIOlll It I Kill. mU, |ii< M»UI«
announcing tin* f»r»l Ml rival of thotr
Spiltig G'indC to winch, being eh • Uv in the
t-Hiuy line they re tpecl hilly invite the Htr#»»
non nl the Liolied—“iiniong the article* received
are ;
Super blk 11nWait Limiting*
hi. U blue, blue black, pink, ubve, At nifitw fol*
urn. Ciio d** M»*ps
V lew piece* of Mjifiidid while Mirml t.ro dr
.N H|l*
III tick * ml irtticy toloii »l, *Hqtd ««»d Afwrcd
Silk#
hl.uU, white, blue, pink mid iw colored Flo*
i r licet
Ktack Satint Mini M*» lei
Wiui . pink, blue, tiiiiimnon end ft raw colored
Satin* «
liluck Sein l'ewi urol Suliii Levmitinrt
\ lew pine* Il .it* <• *»\ \ ei y hmnltolllO
(al'.i i|c NnpHMlI J*til III 1*0100'! hll.boilil
Jei block mid ttecuntl mourning th>
hicb !>• coupe do new fly I#
White, pink, blue, f\m*i »mtw col'd, wulrrcd belt
lUbbuiui
Kiel. l)ecMti| e mid tiro vie Nan dretta SlmwU
( iil'roffH, new style, rich and nulel lilt* culm*
A lew piece* Sivi •* (iingiiHinn, bcuti ilul
Sopei blue it JN link in and Clinton Crape*
Citinbi it*. Jni kooei itiidftwi-* Motliu*
Furling hioI IlnbineH I union*
I landmine n »*oi linenl Cap Kibboni
hhtek bnleg* and bru dr Map dfett Shawl*
/.men Canilnie llandkeriduel*, white U colored
burden
Italian Ct apes and Crape Lo oer, every tdmdc
1 adies blk. and w lute Ft mi r I la Shoe •
Long I.mwiii him! lira** Cniohiic*
Lilac.k and white m<k I hotter). *Vc.
I bn above article*, H i* believed, with tetpenl ,
to quality and style, are not lo be bur|Mltn d-—
Mtid price* quite model Mr
ADDITIONAL
Ili'ri .N I umvul eimlile* us at <Ii•• time .
to will i 10 lilt publu ii Mill mote drtirubla
an ailment than heretofore — Among other aril
rles nr**
Artificial Flown* thrums! beautiful
Luce Collar* ami I'rleriiies, the richest k4%le :
l.ony white Kill (ilovt’S
Short, black. wiiiie, iiimI fancy folared do,
HIk silk Notion*, splendid
iliM ini (,in i h in .I I'idgin/fs, fancy llfcims
<»yui|i La* e-., iiiiiisuall* * limp
rieeism kei t iing ham*, a cheap mid InitldBomr
in to I •
Tin t ini* Shell Tuck I '< tubs
I nek, side, and Ion, lien! tin. Itre/i'inn
Lh«Ii*V blank and white Fi uncllit Shot s
Flow* rollon Mud thread on spools
I'n iiin Sewings, every simile
Drcnupc long Si ai It, the very rielieM
Shod do cheap, yet heuuh'ij)
I’lain and n .nnbo«ircd|bo*k Muslins
b *4 Mini (»*| »v\ i*s mill mull Muslim
Lustring Mini Saftiii Ribbon*, every width Mini
shade
Fine lac'iid Crnvatings
Soper blk. Ii.ilmn Silk do.
Fine him! snpci/ine BmiccIoiu* do.
Plain and h:; d while Marseilles
I'ieio extra hull do.
Sop. Vuleniin do.
let blk. Brin holies, for L. n I If men*' summer
wear, the hamFoiii’ si mtirle now worn
Or* nllcincn*' him k «iiol while Si k 1 ‘2 Hose
Super double India Cotton do.
A lew piece* sopei brown tin* ud Drilling
Metal eonl Ballou-, treble gilt
Fancy V< *t do. fust sty la
Blue Mild blk Lasting do.
Super blk Silk Velvet
I piece blue Bbn k. most -uperb
(•eiitleiDciis* super black and fancy cfil'd horse
skin (iloves
Woodstock and Doe do. Mipeiior
A few doKfii super Fagligh white Silk, do.
Hfiitleinens' Silk pocket Ilmidkrichick, Jir%t
chop
ALSO,
Dome.'if. of ever, <1. scriplion, and ii hirge
supply of .|>uii Colton Yam . of rv«ij uux1, from
No. 7 10 15. inclusive
A r» e of .iipi-iior Leghorns, i.itv if.iv rx|,ec
i**il. DAVID ki KOB'l. KYLE.
April J-l
i:\OMSII C.OODS !
C1 K.N'll.KMKM w idling to |#urclimm* (’loihs
M and < iiSMiriwfes, will ph ase cal) al David
k ttobed Kyles’ -they have rcce itlv received
a supply in that line, of tut b< » F.nglith Man*
(ifrtrtiM e, principally blue a - * .1 black, with a few
piece* fane) cob-i*, w hi h they can offer with
confidence to the ptjhkc—foi fine inatei nils, sol
hi tf'itures, and beautifully rich shades, they
• nnriot be surpassed— perhaps have never yet
been equalled,at the prices foi which those are
now selling
A I,SO,
A few dox. tientleuieiis Beaver Hal*, ol (he
very Jirat onltr.
HACtimAiti:.
The suh*<-rit>ei has also received a large assort
ment of Hardware, among which i* almost eve
ry ar icle iut.ia Sadlery line, viz :
Ladies'and (ienllemeiia'fuU und half plate
Stirrup*
Foil and half plate bridle Hitt*
Smooth filed Holler and Inlet Buckler every
size
Real and sham Roller plated Buckles
Flnted Slides, avviy size
Tacks and Saddle Bosses
A few Gro straining Webb
Wonted and Cotton Webbings, of every defr
** ription in demand
First rate (iigg and riding Whips
Cipg handles and Bands, iic. 6ic.
Saddle Tree* and Hugskina are daily expected
... . GROCERIES.
1 hey have also on hind a general a*kortineu(
of Groterios, among oilier article, am
Oi leans anil Miisriivniio Sugars
Cull* hiiiI Java Coffee
A lew boxes Chocolate
Pepper, Spite and Ginger
!WJO sack. Sail, Liverpool filled
French Brand; end .New England Rum, (by
wholesale)
A >w hoie. p... Im-irrial Xea, k
£>CR KILfi.
To Country JftrxiVhanU \
I f being oar m»h »«. ratrn I ynr bvnln»> th
• bn nholerale line a ■■ bare Rr'fiiilii ^.i, da*
.lug llir preMin Spi nig, made trrfy piuiUiofl
lor 1 nel pm pn-e ai d are now pi rpared iu jp*
pie wholeaal* ratluaien gen*telly. Willi elnoil
errry eitl.le in ti.mnml n eiiliet diaple* Kan
cy <n Hil«»if Inn , and at a rail .. *le
adeem e I > A V 11 > A HOHKUTK VI. K
Apnl It I. ii
~ JChi’MiW ARlllVKl),
d i a( Kai,khduY (iOOI)S,
H 99 liom Sew Yuk, uni yei npinrn,—A
|»ii I nl llie ronienl! are li l»b I.llniit, Nankin*.
Iliilllnga, Martrlllna, Iilk I’mnella, Huarn (.w
imriaa and oilier a. irlei, lor lienileiiiaii'i,
milliner waar. — Ain*, fancy print!, Gio de Nap
and Italian Silk. 4 c. II. k Il k.
April S£3.
"J1TI01T SCSI JFS.
IN I’lIllSlI ItlCtuI an ail nf llir I.t g tlalur#
Inrm punning ilit J,ytn litiuig l.'ntuti ttricir*
ly, n.mcr i< lirrrli\ gum Inllir nn mbera, Unit
a iron annual marling mil In- Held nf M en loom
un rtiumitny renting llir 7ilinl .May, n| riifly
< untile ligi.i.
I1KNHY I.I MM, Secteiary
April ili
V AI.IIA IUjI'j real EH I'ATE
A'j-iUiujriiu «
»v V Itu* rtl 14 il h| tiiliuii, Ctn ilnl ?«• It1»‘
by it if him vivn g pm uera «»t Um* Im r firm
1,1 lift 19, lit)ifork ( (i ami llir rx'nn, nl U rfi,
(•Hit, dfc i.ih'Ihk iIhip m» (he 31*1 ul A1 m/»,
iH'H, mi i icciiril iii (he f I it-I i g ('mill 1
l.yui hhui . mid indie cotmtV i ni i ill I amp
•n M ' ltd lledloid, | mIinII mi It- «7«l ay o|
May, lH*p nil Hu* pi em *e , eapo i n Bale, by
*‘HV d pulilit .inil.ni ft iii,divided mniely n(
th- lilu k Water Mid., and llie liavi •»* land on
whirli I hey «• i* err li d, r< i. ftnnr g fi.A I | i
•I l «, !l|l»|f oi IfM, Mill i f*d *ii liluk VVftlrr
I • e» k, in llir count \ ol i amidol, aid m iht
niiniedia u in ig hf*oi Inlud nfllte liai ii uf i.y mh«
lung -|'i.|*i'»»hiii In hi* didiveil’d on ,ir 1st day
nl Inly |ie»l.
Alim, in inirnianc nl‘h. «,.« «*• •1‘frutf,
I nltftM, i n (he It liny id -'aj.ld'JP, nu the
|i'eniiM'b, eipoM* to mile, y mv ui public hoc
I'on . f wnfimia of wood land, lying in Cwinpf
lad «'i.imii\, ne r 1-nndtefi1 IV1< uiitintl, amt in
ike MC'iiily nf the town nl l,\ nchbnrg, the nc
riMiianting B'2 51*1 mreg, more oi JeB»,,v tlu'olh
«*• T»i11 U >rret.tnore or leat. tlietelwu Inti men
tinned imcti of land w II be divided and told in
j Ini«
| And in plHMumire of the Mint- deed nl iru.l,
[ I will, on Mil* ;«MIt dll uf M<V, on lie pie
nii»mn, etpote In Nftle, liv way o public mic'ioi)
n Inn | nl Und roni anting *2 lit J ftciet, mutt
oi leaf, Bitufti. d lit (lie couidy nl Kfdt'id, neat
(he loWtt m| INew Condon, Mljnining (ha IihmK
ol Mft.i. Nmiiftti Ibid. I hnniHk Sleptne lanil rtlh
era, il being (he i.ime trucl puici.ftivd by III*
Bind liftlf, liUHock and Co. nl II ami A. fitM,i
line roRkt aiinn of the Ihm inaiiliont-d Inu i t.<
I «• delivered on (hit Im of Ian neil.
I viiiti nf a.ile, one mid inn yum 4 credif, (i*
tpiftl lufcliilirienu) llie pun lntaer or purt'hflf*<‘f
giving hint da null Hpprnved personal necoiify,
anil a deed ol Irmf ori Ibr prupeily fo «ccuie
tin: payment of fbe purcliNte iiiniiey
Acting n% iruatee, I will im»%e\ in for* por
cliunu in pun liMnei« i,i miinl property (he litfe
Vested ill llie III*Trio, mill 1111111* other,
CimWl.LC DAUfNfcV i’iu* « •
April Mb Kiel.
'I'iSiUS
A 1‘RII. 25rd, lK2y,
Will Im drawn, in the city nf New Votlt, tj ,
N. V t’ONSOIJI)ATl:l)
l> « 1 T K It V.
I lass Number 1, tor |h29
Hittv Numbers, Nine drawn Inillnt.
HIGHEST I’KIZK
BTLINB1D SCHEME J
I prize of 30,000 ilollam
l 13,000 (lolltii'H
1 10.000 ilollnrd
1 5.000 dollars
1 4.010 dollar*
to 1,000 dollars
10 6()() dollars
10 500 dollars
10 400 iloll.tr*
10 300 dollar*
29 21X1 dollars
51 100 dollars
51 90 dollars
51 B0 dollars
31 70 dollar*
102 00 dollats
102 50 dollars
Reside* 40’», 50**, 20’* mid 10’x-—cntp.
pttr.ing it Capit d n| 273,760 Dullats !
I lie dmwii g nf the above s|.|rn!iri »< heme H ,||
im received at Hl'.WSON'S OFFICE
on tin* day week (Thuisday) when finite
win. have l iken c> am e« at the Collate may
lookout for die .y’dii.iMi I lie following are
tiin Humbert drawn I nr the I'ninn t'anal l.oltp.
r», data No 3, far 1829 vial
JO 15 34 30 41 24 46 54 1
April ‘23. 3t
/ msf »Sah oj oaJuabb' Town Property.
BY *11 foe of a dm il Ol trust, uiecitfod In
me by Join, liullnek, mivivittg partner
.. t""' film <d G ilt At llnllock, and tlie e«
editor, id VVillium f..ill deceased, hearing date
mi the 31 1 day ul JV1 ircli, 1828, fc of record in
'be Hnatiit "» t will ol l.yuchbutg.l shall,un tile
'2btii day of May, 1 829, on the |n noises expose
I I »alc liy Way ol public auction lh.it Ituly val
uable im. iiieni tiltinieil mi main stieet in the
town III I.vncliliuig, loimrilv occupied at 11
tlur. huiite l»v 'h» late bunt of Gall, Bullock u
f.cr. mid Gall A ll llm k, and hi pic-etii in f. ,
occupancy of M K. e Kiihinson A. Co. Tina
propdily it at piesent under a lease to McK.e
fi- .. Wtucli will expire Oil the loth nay of
Oituber, J83I, and will be sold, subject In said
bone ; bill the purchaser will he ei.iitliil lo I ha
nun from and alterflie I61I1 day of April, 1829.
I erms of tale—A credit ol one, two and three
years, (equal instalments) will be given, the
purchaser, or purch.isets giving bunds witli ap
proved personal teen lily, and a deed of trust
on tile ptoprrty itself to tetuie the payment of
the purchase money.
And in pni snaiica of the same deed of trutt
I will, on the i.ecl *28111 day ol .Vlav, 18211, on
the premises, expo\e lu sale, by way of public
auction, (lie tenement with its appurfrn .nee?,
kitualedon wafei street, in the 1 ,wnof Lynclv
burg, iminediately in the rear of the tenement
herein before fust derctihed, and now iu the
occupancy of Edwin C Lankford, to whom it
has been leased until the Jit day of October
ne*l- The sale of this last ..I tene
ment will be made subject to said lean*, but the
purchaser will he entitled to the rent from and
atlsr flie is: day of Aptil, 1829 Term, of tale,
tt ctetlil of one and two years (.-qua! instal
ments) will be given, the purchaser, or purrha
seis giving IiiiiuU with approved petsonalcc
curity and ai\i ed of trust on the properly it sell
to secure the payment of the purchase money.
Ailing as trustee I will convey lo the pur
chaser or purchasers of the aforesaid proprriv
the title vested in me thereto, and none other
LHISWELL DABNEY, Trustee
April 23 i<N